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Due to the delays crossing the Caspian Sea we thought we might have to miss out Bukhara in order to arrive in Kyrgyzstan in time for our helicopter transfers into the Tien Shan. Thankfully with a couple of long days driving and some luck in getting visa extensions quicker than normal we managed a day in the amazing Silk Road city of Bukhara before moving on to Tajikistan.
- Chor Minor - only the gatehouse to huge Medressa that now sadly no longer exists.
- We made it to the location of the front page on the Lonely Planet for Central Asia!
- The 47m high minaret that Genghis Khan ordered to be spared from destruction during the sacking of Bukhara, as he was so impressed by the engineering!
- The huge minaret and entrance to a Mosque.
- View through the entrance into the Mosque.
- Traditional Uzbek carpet Bazaar.
- Uzbek women hard at work making a traditional carpet.
- A bit concerned to be paying 53,000 Som for dinner…(luckily that only works out as about £16!)
- View from the rooftop terrace at the restaurant Minzifa in Bukhara.
- Kafe Mazza!
- A very common sight in Central Asia…we are currently working on a separate blog post dedicated to transporting large items on the roof of a Lada!
- Another common site, mixed herds of cows, donkeys and goats (the roads aren't usually this good however!).

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JOEL PERKOVICH, Landscape Architect
Winfield Pines Conservation Area, located in the contracted wetland of the passive
abandoned mine drainage system. This Land, is actively uses as a living. learning laboratory for all ages and allows us to get very close to the water and all its inhabitants
In Late summer of 2016, through high tides and waters rising with the Hurricane Season, a huge section of this beautiful, meandering deck, was disengaged and got washed away into the wetlands.
Assuming this section of Black Locust Boardwalk would never be recovered, the Allegheny Land Trust headed by Emily Rzotkiewicz, VP of Land Resources, contacted our company for
possible replacement. They were thinking of the use of drones to see if there was any opportunity to recover this big section of the Boardwalk that was missing.
Several months had passed, I contacted Emily Rzotkiewicz, to see if there was any hope of the recovery or if they were going to replace the missing piece. Emily, than told BLL the amazing story of the recovery. This is a truly amazing testimonial of the strength, the endurance and longevity of Black Locust, even in the worst of conditions. Thank you to the Emily and her Team at The Allegheny Land Trust for sharing this incredible story of "The Indestructible Black Locust Deck", a great story!


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In Storm Ops 4, you are under siege. The enemy is using his superior forces to break your defences. Stand your ground and show them what you're made of! Use different kind of weapons and protect your base camp.
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Art Larsen, a national tennis champion whose career was marked by eccentricity and cut short by a motor scooter accident that nearly killed him, died on Dec. 7 in San Leandro, Calif. He was 87.
His death was reported on the Web site of the International Tennis Hall of Fame & Museum.
With a solid if not overly powerful left-handed serve, reliable groundstrokes, excellent foot speed and quick hands at the net, Larsen was the top-ranked player in the country in 1950, when he won the United States National Championship, the precursor to the United States Open, in Forest Hills, Queens, defeating Herbert Flam in a five-set final. In 1954 he lost to Tony Trabert in straight sets in the finals of the French Open. He also won U.S. Indoor, U.S. Hard Court and U.S. Clay Court titles. In 1955 he was ranked No. 3 in the country.
More than for his victories, however, Larsen was known for his personality quirks. On side changes during a match, his routine included stepping on certain lines and avoiding others. He sometimes addressed an imaginary bird on his shoulder, and he was widely known as Tappy because of his superstitious habit, perhaps a compulsion, of tapping people and things a given number of times on given days.
"Every day was a onesie day, or a fivesie day — that's what he called them — and if he happened to run into you on, say, a threesie day, he'd tap you three times," Dick Savitt, the 1951 Wimbledon champion, said in an interview this week.
Savitt also recalled that Larsen was not an ascetic athlete. A smoker, a drinker and a partygoer, he earned his success in spite of his disdain for training.Continue reading the main story
"That's the understatement of a lifetime," Savitt said. "I don't think he knew what the word 'training' was, but he was in great shape. He was thin and he could play all day."
Savitt, who lost to Larsen in the semifinals of the 1950 United States championship and beat him at Wimbledon in 1951, had a long history of playing against him, beginning with the national collegiate tournament in 1947.
"The first time I met him, he came on the court wearing long pants with his pockets bulging with cigarettes and keys and things," Savitt said. "He thought he had a lucky eagle following him; he'd always be looking behind him to see if the eagle was there. One day at Wimbledon a bird flew on the court, and it stayed there for a while, and then it started to fly off, and in the middle of a point he threw his racket at the bird."
On Nov. 10, 1956, Larsen lost control of his Italian motor scooter on a Northern California highway, an accident that sent him into a coma for three weeks, eventually cost him the sight in his left eye and left him partially paralyzed. Two months later, in a much publicized event, Savitt and other tennis players, including Don Budge, held a benefit tennis match to raise money for Larsen's medical bills. He never competed on the tennis court again.
Larsen was inducted into the Tennis Hall of Fame in 1969.
Arthur David Larsen was born in Hayward, Calif., on the east side of the San Francisco Bay, on April 17, 1925, and grew up in nearby San Leandro. According to San Leandro Bytes, a news Web site, he began playing tennis at age 11 and won a tournament at the Olympic Club in San Francisco when he was 14. After high school he fought in World War II, and the trauma of that experience is sometimes offered as an explanation for the tics and peculiarities he evinced afterward. After the war he played tennis for the University of San Francisco, which won the national championship in 1949.
Survivors include his companion, Aline Mestas, and a sister, Joyce A. Stengel.
"He was a very amusing sort of guy," Gardnar Mulloy, Larsen's former doubles partner, recalled this week. "It was easy to play jokes on him because he'd believe everything. Just point out some beautiful woman and say she said she's frantically in love with him: 'Just go up to her and ask her if she wants to make out.' A couple of times he got slapped."Continue reading the main story


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All devices, including the flagship 930, will run Windows Phone 8, with virtual assistant Cortana making its debut
Nokia unveiled three new smartphones at Microsoft's Build 2014 earlier today, including the new flagship Lumia 930. All will run the new Windows Phone 8.1 OS.
A highlight of the updated platform is the introduction of virtual assistant Cortana, similar to Siri on Apple iOS devices and OK Google on Android devices.
It uses Microsoft's search engine Bing and data stored on the handsets to make personalised recommendations and perform tasks.
The Lumia 930 (pictured) is powered by a 2.2GHz Snapdragon quad-core processor. It has a five-inch touchscreen, 20-megapixel PureView camera with Zeiss optics, HD video playback and surround sound recording accompanied by four microphones. Also in-built is wireless charging and 32GB of memory.
It will be available from June in black, white, green and orange, rolling out in Europe, Asia, the Middle East and India. It will cost $599 (£361) SIM-free.
Customers pre-ordering the Lumia 930 will receive a free wireless speaker and a £20 voucher to spend on the Windows Phone Store in a move Nokia said was to drive customer engagement with the OS.
The Lumia 630 houses a 1.2GHz quad-core processor and has a 4.5-inch touchscreen and five megapixel camera. A dual-SIM version will also be available at sale, targeted for the Chinese and Indian markets. Both are 3G devices.
It will go on sale in May, starting with Asia, India/Middle East, South America and Europe. The single-SIM variant will cost $159 (£96), with the dual-SIM model priced at $169 (£102).
The last of the devices, the Lumia 635, will come with the same specifications as the Lumia 630 but will instead include 4G connectivity.
Nokia said the 635 will be "broadly available" from this summer, including in the US, and will be priced at $189 (£114) SIM-free. Both the 620 and 635 will be available in black, white, orange, yellow and green.
Speaking at the UK unveiling of the products at its HQ in Paddington, London this morning, Nokia UK and Ireland VP Conor Pierce said the manufacturer had "stolen the show" since partnering with Microsoft to run the Windows Phone OS on its smartphones in 2011.
"What is really impressive is the growth of the ecosystem. Since the launch of our first Lumia smartphone (the 800 in November 2011), we have really stolen the show.
"You can see by the expansion of the portfolio that we have built a really strong agenda with the Windows Phone ecosystem, going from market share of just under one per cent when I arrived three years ago to ten per cent at the end of last year."
Also from this summer, Windows Phone 8.1 will roll out to existing Lumia Windows Phone 8 owners as an over-the-air update called Lumia Cyan.
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Aldi Opening Third Delaware County Location
Aldi grocery stores have announced plans to open its third location in Delaware County, Ohio, when it opens on Sawmill Road in Powell, Ohio.
The location is in the former Discount Drug Mart at 9963 Sawmill Parkway and will bookend the shopping center with Advanced Auto Parts with a variety of businesses located between – with a single vacancy.
Aldi's other two Delaware County locations are along Sunbury Road (Routes 36 and 37) east of Delaware, Ohio, and on US – 23 in Lewis Center, Ohio.


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have camera...will travel
My "have camera, will travel" slogan is for real yo. "Rock Fever" is a real thing and me and my camera need to get off this rock and have an adventure. Who wants to play?
Don't get me wrong, living on an island has its rewards, but at the same time, there are only so many times you can drive around the island before you get a little claustrophobic.
Sweet Rain Media will be traveling to the mainland the month of July 2016. Ya sure, you betcha!!!
I will be in the following areas in July:
- MINNESOTA - Minneapolis/St. Paul, Rochester, Duluth
- WISCONSIN - Milwaukee
I will be offering SUMMERTIME FILMS. Read my "Getting Back to My Why" blog post for more details OR go to Summertime Films for more details and to secure your film on our travel calendar.
Don't miss out on this one folks, because I rarely "work" on my trips back to the mainland.
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Bridge to nowhere
By Daniel Wilson
A bridge has caused a row and divided two cities. The City of Port Phillip has proposed a bridge across the Yarra that would allow trams and cyclists to travel from the CBD to the brand new suburb of Fishermans Bend. The City of Melbourne doesn't like it.
Port Phillip Mayor Amanda Stevens said "the Collins Street tram extension is Port Phillip Council's number one state election priority."
"We are committed to ensuring the long-term success of Fishermans Bend, which will be home to over 80,000 residents and 40,000 workers," Cr Stevens said.
Mayor of Melbourne, Robert Doyle, said "that design is the epitome of ugliness; it desecrates the Yarra and it desecrates Yarra's Edge", The Age reported.
Cr Doyle went on to argue it was simply a bad idea to create "a tram-way in the air to divide a community like Yarra's Edge''. Moreover, "from an engineering point of view, we don't believe it can be built" he said.
Former Mayor of Port Phillip, Dick Gross, came to the defence of the current Council, telling St Kilda News he loves the Port Phillip suggestion.
"Lord Mayor Robert Doyle says the proposal is the epitome of ugliness. I say if the Lord Mayor is searching for the epitome of ugliness, then his mirror is much more of a candidate than this wonderful bridge," Gross said.
Mayor Amanda Stevens maintained the "City of Port Phillip does not have a preferred design for the bridge", but argued the importance of the project. "If Fishermans Bend is to be a true extension of the CBD, then there needs to be a bridge which connects it to Collins Street".
As it happens, the City of Port Phillip likes the design. "We love this proposed design. It's innovative and will provide a point of difference from a conventional bridge as it effectively creates a green park across the Yarra," Cr Stevens said.
"We realise there will be different views on aesthetics but establishing this much-needed connection is imperative if we want Fishermans Bend to be a success."
"Extending the Collins Street address would result in business attraction and investment. The connection is also essential to service the 80 per cent of the future Fishermans Bend population who will want to tram, walk or ride into the city," Cr Stevens said.
Dick Gross also argued the bridge was needed. "Linkages are so important around Docklands and Fisherman's Bend. The distances are surprisingly large. Without these sorts of improvements, these newer areas of Melbourne are destined to be car dependent."
But Dick Gross concedes the likelihood of this bridge becoming a reality is not high, "I suspect that the engineering difficulties might get in the way."
Aesthetics aside, the engineering challenge is to allow pleasure boats to sail underneath it in order to access the recently build marina. The proposed design would see a drawbridge overcome this challenge, but a drawbridge which includes tram tracks and overhead power-lines would be a unique and expensive piece of infrastructure.


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Daniel Choi (Big Man) and Baek Jin Hee (Missing 9) will be starring in the new KBS drama Jugglers. Jugglers follows the romance of a cold manager who prefers to do all of his own work and a secretary who is always ready to jump in and help when needed.
Daniel Choi will be our cold manager with Baek Jin Hee as the ever helpful secretary. I will definitely need to see some trailers before deciding on this one. I absolutely love Baek Jin Hee, but I've only seen Daniel Choi in one drama and I was pretty neutral towards him. The plot is a bit generic, but could be definitely be fun if done right. We'll just have to see.
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I want to tell you a harsh, honest, time saving, heartache preventing truth that I refused to embrace for years…until now: happiness, fulfillment, and everything that brings you to the best version of yourself is an inside job.
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I've become very aware (I really wanted to use, but I don't want to be dramatic) of how easy it is to allow yourself to hop from one experience to another in a (for lack of better words) foolish way.
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Crusaders' history making exploits in IRN-BRU Cup end with defeat to Inverness
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Crusaders' history making exploits in the IRN-BRU Cup came to an end at Tulloch Caledonian Stadium as they suffered a 3-2 defeat to Inverness.
The Scottish Championship side netted as early as the first minute and were 3-0 ahead at half-time but the visitors staged a spirited second half fightback against their full-time opponents with Paul Heatley netting a brace.
Stephen Baxter's men overcame Motherwell's U20 side, Highland League's Cove Rangers and holders Dundee United at Tannadice to become the first Irish League side to make the last four of the tournament but Inverness brought that extraordinary run to an end.
The visitors got off to the worst possible start as George Oakley took advantage of some slack defending to poke in the opener after only 59 seconds.
In the 13th minute the Crues fell 2-0 behind when Joe Chalmers was left unmarked to head home with Oakley providing the dangerous cross.
Goalkeeper Brian Jensen spared his side further punishment when he foiled Oakley in impressive fashion just after the half hour but a minute before half-time and just after Heatley forced Mark Ridgers into a save, Jake Mulraney finished off another slick counter-attack.
Gavin Whyte and Jordan Owens were introduced at the break and the Crues showed more attacking intent in the second half.
Darren Murray forced Ridgers to make a block in the 55th minute and Heatley reduced the deficit two minutes later when he stabbed the ball home from Whyte's cross.
In the 63rd minute Inverness defender Brad McKay was sent off after impeding Heatley, earning him a second booking.
Heatley set up a tense finish when he grabbed his brace in the 79th minute, racing onto Jordan Owens' pass and slotting the ball low beyond Ridgers.
In the 85th minute the Inverness keeper got a firm hand on Murray's effort and Owens just couldn't force in the rebound.
Oakley then struck the base of the post in an entertaining finish and deep into added time Inverness were awarded a penalty when Declan Caddell collided with Liam Polworth in the area.
Caddell was booked twice and sent off for taking his protests too far but there was no further damage done as Iain Vigurs screwed his spot-kick wide.
Stevie Aitken's Dumbarton side will face Inverness in the decider after winning 2-1 at the home of The New Saints in Wales.
The final is scheduled for the weekend of March 24-25.
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Constance "Connie" Bagenstos
TRACY, MINN. - Services for Constance "Connie" Havighurst Roemer Bagenstos, 91, of Tracy, Minn., formerly of Holstein, will be at 1 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018, at Tracy United Methodist Church.
Visitation will be one hour prior to the service, at the church. Burial will be in Memorial Gardens Cemetery in Slayton, Minn. Arrangements are by Life Remembrance Center of Tracy, Horvath Funeral Service of Tracy, Minn.
Connie died suddenly Sept. 6, 2018, at Sanford Medical Center in Sioux Falls, S.D.


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Hi Everyone!
Happy Hump Day! Hope you're having a great mid-week! C-O-Z-Y. That's been my wardrobe theme for the past, well...ever. Since work has been kind of batty, I haven't had too much time to snap my daily outfits. Alas, the weekend proves for some good snaps (HOLLA WEEKEND SNAPSHOTS!).
Shout out to Andi for letting me borrow the comfiest sweater alive!
What's your go-to cozy outfit as i'll probably ask to borrow it as well. :D
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This painting represents the dynamic play between life and death. The large slabs of red in India express dynamism and life, a colour of union and commitment between two people and often used in weddings. White, the absence of colour, is worn by widows, representing death but also peace and purity, diametrically opposed to red. The two symbolise the interplay between life and death, togetherness and separateness. the image is held between two bands of turmeric yellow, the colour of knowledge, meditation and mental development.


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Preview: Coyotes vs. Islanders
Arizona is hosting New York on Saturday nightby Dave Vest @davest4yotes / Coyotes Sr. Director of News Content
GLENDALE -- The Coyotes will return to home ice on Saturday night when they host the New York Islanders at Gila River Arena. The puck drops at 6 p.m. Arizona time.
Arizona (11-22-6) earned a point on Friday night with a 3-2 overtime loss at Anaheim, but the defeat extended the team's winless streak to nine games.
Forwards Martin Hanzal and Jordan Martinook, and defenseman Jakob Chychrun, all were injured in the loss to the Ducks. Hanzal (lower-body injury) and Martinook (upper-body injury) will not play. Chychrun will play. So will forward Laurent Dauphin, whom the Coyotes on Saturday morning recalled from Tucson of the American Hockey League.
Louis Domingue will start in goal in place of Mike Smith, who played Friday at Anaehim.
Defenseman Kevin Connauton, a healthy scratch vs. anaheim, will play right wing on the fourth line.
Center Alexander Burmistrov, whom Arizona claimed off waivers on Monday, is not expected to play in Saturday's game as he continues to work through work visa issues. His debut with Arizona most likely will take place on Friday vs. Winnipeg.
On the fifth anniversary of his first hat trick, the Coyotes will honor captain Shane Doan before Saturday's game for recently playing his 1,500th NHL game and scoring his 400th NHL goal.
New York (15-15-7) played at Colorado on Friday night and lost, 2-1, in overtime.
Thomas Greiss made 37 saves for the Islanders, who are 4-1-1 in their past six games. Greiss will play against the Coyotes, for whom he played 25 games in 2013-14.
Forward Anders Lee has notched 13 goals since Nov. 23. During this streak, Lee has notched three game-winning goals and three multi-goal games.
Defenseman Johnny Boychuk, who scored New York's lone goal on Friday, will play in his 500th NHL game.
Captain John Tavares will enter the game needing two points for 500 in his NHL career.
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Ontario Genomics (OG) is partnering with the Agricultural Adaptation Council (AAC) and Genome Canada (GC) to deliver the new Ontario Regional Priorities Partnership Program (RP3). This regionally-focused program will be an open funding competition for Proof-of Concept (PoC)-stage projects that will deliver genomics-derived solutions for industry-identified challenges and opportunities within the Ontario agriculture and agri-food sector. To ensure maximum impact, eligible research topics will be focused on the priority areas identified in the sector strategy report, Genomics for Agriculture & Agri-Food: Ontario's Strategic Opportunity.
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On April 16th, Amos Swanson and I flew into the Root Canal with Talkeetna Air Taxi with the objectives of climbing Shaken not Stirred on Mooses Tooth and then moving camp to West Fork to climb the North Buttress of Roosters Comb.
The next day we had great weather and decided to head up Shaken not Stirred. The bottom of the route was very dry and we were forced to go around the first three pitches and then traverse left into the route. We followed snow and thin ice to the base of the narrows where it narrowed to excellent ice climbing with multiple vertical to overhanging steps. We continued to the crux pitch 13 at the top of the narrows which we found to be very thin and unprotectable. Following a near fall we decided it wouldn't be wise to continue as there was no gear and started the rappels.
On the 19th we decided to have a go at the classic Ham and Eggs. The majority of the route was in good condition with only a small amount of wallowing. We chose to to the first ascent (1 bolt) variation through the crux pitch which was an interesting experience to say the least. We made the summit at 2PM, and had a lone raven join our summit celebrations.
With our objectives fulfilled, we were ready to move camp. A storm moved in however and we spend the next five days tent bound. I read my only book in the first two days, built a huge snow cave, played farkle, drank scotch and waited. And waited, and waited some more. Finally the storm broke and we were able to move camp to West Fork!
We then attempted the Direct North Buttress of the Roosters Comb but after making it across the bergschrund and up the snow cone only to find dry rock we bailed. As our time was coming to an end we changed objectives and on the 28th we started a single push ascent of the Southwest Ridge of 11,300. We left camp at 4am and made it to the first col by 7am passing the first party. Two parties had started up the day before leaving a nice boot pack and we we caught the second party at the second col. After a scary knife edge cornice fest we punched it up the final snow slope and made the summit around 4pm. The weather had started to deteriorate so we quickly continued across the summit plateau and down the Southeast ridge. Many long rappels later we finally made it the glacier and ran under a huge scary ass serac while dodging crevasses and finally made it back to our tent utterly exhausted. We had completed the 4,400' route in 19 hours with one liter of water and an eight pound pack each. We were both happy with the success we had had on our first Alaska Range trip and were ready to return home.
We once again moved camp to Mountain House and waited out a few more weather days before TAT picked us up on May 1st then and it was off to Mountain High Pizza Pie for beer and pizza!


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|Cheaper U.S. visas encourage more travel
There are several giant corporations that rely on the tourism market for their business and that much of a loss determines who will keep or lose their jobs. Therefore, in 2011, the American government issued a Task Force to emphasize tourism and attraction foreign visitors to boost economy levels within the American society.
Why is America focusing on foreign visitors to boost economy?
September 11th 2001, was a difficult time for Americans because of not only the loss of human life, but also the loss of tourism. The sheer drop of this market and markets that relied upon this market sent America spiraling down a pitfall of debt.
The events that occurred sent the country into a panic and strict enforcement on who travelled through America was applied to prevent anything like it from ever occurring again. This forced many tourists who regularly visited America into not being able to do so for a multitude of years. The aftermath didn't finish until near 2006, when the unemployment level began to see a rise.
In 2011, the American government saw a way out of their debt through tourism and began employing a strategy for attracting tourists. During this time, it began to become increasingly difficult as countries that barred itself from other countries began to open up for tourism.
How is the federal government helping foreign visitors?
The American government has created several ways to alleviate the pressure that comes with visiting the United States. They applied faster screenings for those who have already been to America, lowered the price for Visa's to America, and even funded services that directly applied to the travel to America.
This funding allowed airlines to sell cheaper tickets, provide world-class comfort, and ensured that tourists would enjoy their experience so much that they would make return visits.
Is the reliance on foreign visitors to boost economy levels on a nationwide scale working?
These methods and strategies are proving to work as the tourism market saw a 7% increase in total sales during half of the year in 2012. While still not very high, this makes the overall projection of what tourism sales will be by 2020 to become a reality as the bar has been set at an annual revenue of $250 billion and the 7% increase is equal to that of $87.1 billion.
Double this and you receive $174.2 billion and with eight years left to make the goal, it seems very likely that the American government will achieve their goal quicker than they plan to.
The strategy that the American government has applied to increase foreign visitors to boost economy levels has already begun to prove itself successful. Over the years, the government plans to unveil more strategies and plans to expedite the process but the strategy exhibits signs of working just as well without any further changes.
About the author: Noc enjoys keeping track of the travel industry and hospitality companies like Travel Advantage Network.
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Vision Statement - The Chandler Chamber of Commerce will be acclaimed as a leader and catalyst to facilitate business prosperity and foster a premier community. Mission Statement - The Chandler Chamber of Commerce supports business and our community by providing vital programs and services that attract and retain business while embracing our diversity. The Board of Directors serves as the elected policy body of the Chandler Chamber of Commerce. They are responsible for approving the annual Program of Work and supporting budget, receiving and acting on committee reports and recommendations, and for directing the general activities of the organization. They also set the policies and procedures for our Chamber. If you are interested in applying to become a board member of the Chandler Chamber of Commerce please fill out the applications and forms below and submit them to the Chamber at firstname.lastname@example.com. If you have any questions or would like some more information, give us a call 480-963-4571 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Clara Barton, the founder of the Red Cross sacrafised her time, energy, and life to helping others. Overcoming shyness and a fear of people she was not only a nurce but a teacher. She taught sacrafice and devotion and saved many lives during her lifetime and beyond. The Red Cross is a foundation that helps those in need of food or medical care. Clara Barton should be reconised for her devotion to her country and the lives of many.
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Wide variety of sale items. Too many categories to list but items include furniture, books, kitchen, household, tools, art work, and other unique items.
Sale dates: Friday, July 19, 2019 - Sunday, July 21, 2019Post date: Monday, July 15, 2019
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Aussie Hoops Rookie
Aussie Hoops Rookie has been developed for 5 to 7 year olds as an introductory program that ensures all participants develop the fundamental skills to participate in and draw satisfaction from Basketball. Aussie Hoops provides boys and girls with a fun and safe basketball experience that serves as an introduction to a lifetime of involvement in the game.
Playball Basketball as an affiliated Association of Basketball Victoria is running these programs in Term 2, 3 & 4 2019 at Aqualink Box Hill
Each new participant receives a Vicinity Aussie Hoops kit to keep including a basketball, a reversable top and a carry bag.
Term 3 2019 dates: Friday 26 July to 13 September (8-weeks)
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Sectional couches can be found in all type of forms, shades and dimensions. You can locate segmented sofas that are specifically adaptable in the tiny sectional ready-to-assemble category that will blow your mind. These couches are made from top quality products and also could conveniently be fit with most any kind of opening up where you may want to put a little sectional. Tiny sectionals are not thought about to be substandard items where furniture is concerned if you buy them from the ideal areas.
Sectional couches with a straight back and leather covering are the most convenient to preserve. These couches might or might not have paddings. Couches could have loosened cushion or multi cushion backs. Loosened pillow backs will certainly have the exact same variety of pillows as areas while multi-pillow backs will have a lot more pillows compared to areas. Resting comfort increases when pillows are combined to the straight backed couches.
Here are some ideas of exactly how you can deal with putting together your personal tiny sectional sofa. One of the greatest benefits of sectional couches is that they do not have to huge to supply you plenty convenience.


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In the nineteenth century, in the years following the end of the Peninsular War, Spain opened up as a new destination for artists and travellers and it was the Scots who were amongst the first to venture there.
David Wilkie was the first artist of repute to travel to Spain and his enthusiasm for the country and its art encouraged others to follow in his footsteps. Echoing the theme of the National Galleries of Scotland summer exhibition "Spain - Goya to Picasso", this display includes drawings and watercolours by Wilkie, William Allan and John Phillip.
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Tropicalia- a beer that will make you forget it's just another weekday and instead have you imagining yourself under the shade of a palm tree with your toes in the sand. Ok, back to reality… Creature Comforts out of Athens, GA has been open just over a year now and is exploding in demand all… Read more »
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Just Tap'd Beer Blog
We are excited about our new Beer Blog! We will be posting on old favorites, new directions and everything beer. There might be a few surprise guest bloggers pop in at times, and lots of information for those who love beer!
Lazy Dog Growler is proud to announce they are now Just Tap'd!! Effective November 3, 2014 Lazy Dog Growler is changing its name to Just Tap'd. The Warner Robins and Macon Georgia based company is looking to the future in a growing craft beer industry and feels the change would be required sooner or later. The… Read more »
Not sure what to do this weekend – Just ask Cliff!
"Greetings, my friends! We are all interested in the future because that is where we are going to spend the rest of our lives." So, with that out of the way, I have the perfect weekend planned for those of you in the Dog Pound—you know who you are! Yep, I have planned the perfect… Read more »
Employment Application – Please print and return – Beer test given when you drop it off.
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Cliff Travels Down Craft Beer Memory Lane
I was recently asked by the wonderful family Kressin to create a Just Tap'd beer blog. My first thought was, "What did I do to deserve this honor?" My second thought was, "What am I going to write about?" So I went to my trusty fridge, grabbed a cold, tasty brew, and wracked my brain for ideas… Read more »
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The major difference between a draft or bottled beer occurs during the pasteurization process. Draft or keg beer is not normally pasteurized, which means that the keg must be kept cold. Bottled beers go through the pasteurization process and are packaged at higher temperatures, which can affect the taste of the beer. Not only does… Read more »
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New report on the 2018 World Cup
According to Íslandsbanki's new report on the financial side of the 2018 World Cup in Russia, stadium construction is 150% over budget in rubles. The total cost will be over USD 12bn and the Russian government will spend USD 200m on keeping stadiums open after the tournament, since they are far too large for Russian football.
The international football federation FIFA will receive an estimated USD 5.4bn in revenue but Russia will have to trust in future growth in tourism and a more positive international image.
The report was presented at a meeting at Íslandsbanki's headquarters were the editor Björn Berg Gunnarsson was joined by former Iceland captain Hermann Hreiðarsson and commentator Guðmundur Benediktsson.


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June 12, 2013
Labor, Technology, and Innovation in Europe: Facing Global Risk through Increased Resiliency
By Peter Engelke and Robert A. Manning
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The world is currently undergoing a Third Industrial Revolution, one which challenges the long-term economic vitality of the transatlantic community. In the midst of this third revolution, Europe and the United States face growing threats from structural risks that, if left unaddressed, will undermine chances for long-term recovery from current economic difficulties. If Europe and the US are to remain competitive, a comprehensive strategy for ensuring long-term economic resiliency is required. This strategy must address structural weaknesses which constrain innovation, high-skilled education efforts, and effective labor utilization. Without improvement in these core areas new generations of workers will be ill-equipped to face developing trends. Transatlantic leaders will have to pay heed to these structural threats while reimagining their social contracts to compensate for current developmental weaknesses.
FutureScape is a signature series of issue briefs from the Strategic Foresight Initiative dedicated to exploring and analyzing the societal, political, and economic effects of emerging technologies in the coming decades, with research and insights from leading technologists and policy-centered actors.


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Ah, chamomile: that sweet little herb commonly used in teas to soothe the nerves and bring on sleepy times. I actually hate chamomile tea for drinking, unless I'm sick, but i do love chamomile for its many other uses. Chamomile is the main herbal ingredient in one of my most popular soaps. Paired with lavender, my Lavender/Chamomile Herbal Soap smells great, is super soothing for most skin types and is lightly exfoliating. I also use chamomile in my husband's after shave and facial tonic. I like to steep vinegar with fresh herbs to make the vinegar smell great and add the properties of the herb to the vinegar for cosmetic or household cleaning uses. Chamomile is generally great for soothing troubled skin, though i have met folks who get a rash from it, so be sure to use any new herb or essential oil with caution.
Chamomile is a neat little herb that can be found in the most unlikely places. It spreads readily via its tiny little seeds, and will spread more if mowed when in bloom. The chamomile near my house isn't quite in bloom, but since it is showing up almost everywhere i thought it a good time to write about it to help others make the identification. I spot chamomile by its leaves. There are many other 'daisy like' flowers out there, but none have the feathery leaf that chamomile has. Here are two little flowers that have similar looking flowers or similar growing habits, but are NOT chamomile:
Note the flat leaves of the first, and the and clover leaves of the second. They're growing in the same conditions, but are not the plant in which we seek. Chamomile is often found in driveways, along rocky paths, or clinging to dry outcroppings. (For this reason i'm very excited to seed it in my future walk way between stepping stones!) I first spotted wild chamomile at Mary's River park in Philomath, and later found it on almost every trail in the area. I was surprised, however to find an abundance of it just behind my husband's workshop… in the driveway!
Once the chamomile is in full bloom, the center mounds will turn yellow and tiny white petals will form a daisy-like bloom. Spot chamomile by looking for low growing feathery foliage and double check your id by crushing a bloom in your fingers: it will smell sweet and just like chamomile tea! More about using chamomile in a later post – for now: get out there and do some foraging, and comment back with your experience.
I will be writing a little more about foraging and using chamomile in my upcoming monthly newsletter. Be sure to sign up to get lots of great articles and discounts on my products. This post is part of the Simple Lives Thursday blog hop.
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"they call me New New, because I rock the new, NEW shit…."
I haven't been in a mood to write really, but I have been in a mood for music! its an iffy mood though. I'm a hip hop head, lots of hip hop out, but I want to be in a more soul mood. just hard for me to get into something really really good right now.
one NEW cd I am digging is Laura Izibor's Let the Truth Be Told. I looooove her voice. I actually heard her first on the Steve Harvey Morning Show. See, black radio ain't so bad (*insert side eye*) They often play her song "From My Heart To Yours" and it took me a while to realize the artist. so I found a lil buzz on her and I actually paid for her bonus track CD from iTunes. now, Reece is kinda like a pirate (shhh! don't tell nobody…else) so me buying this is kinda like a big deal. I may go in the store and buy a copy too. That's how much I like it, and her. Her voice and sound reminds me of Emily King–but they don't sing the same, if that makes sense. little inflections vary, I'm not a vocal coach or a singer so I don't know what its called exactly, pitch maybe? tone? either way its not the same, but the SOUND is similar. yeah, the sound. If you like EK, you might dig LI.
Speaking of dope females, there's this chick Melania Fiona, that has a hot single out I like. (you might want to click that link to see the video–I'm just saying). She's supposed to be making a mixtape with ?uestlove–and I looooooooooves dude so I'm checking for that and its not even out yet. I'm on the lookout for it though.
I just recently heard of Chester Gregory from two favorite blogs I read regularly: Stuff Fly People Like and Soulbounce, so I'm checking out his new mixtape called Breakbeat Karoake. Heard a couple of the tracks so far and its nice. he's covering classic beats, so definitely check it out. He already has a name for himself on Broadway, and a lot of big names are holding him down. If I really really dig this mixtape I may purchase his current CD out too, on iTunes called In Search of High Love.
I also have this Raheem Devaughn mixtape in rotation, came out last week or so? The Art Of Noise. yeah, well ya'll know Raheem is my man….so I was all over it. I'm looking forward to his double disc coming out later this year.
Of course I'm waiting for the new Maxwell. I will be getting me a HARD COPY cd of BLACKsummer'snight. yes indeedy, I will. gonna put the cover and whatnot in that big old cd book I have that 's collecting dust in my spare bedroom.
I have not heard all of the new Wale Mixtape yet, but I looove Wale, and love 9th Wonder, so I'm on it. I'm previewing it as I type this…..so far heard the joints with Curren$y, K'Naan, and Bleek….shout to my homie Streetz for hooking me up with the link!
Also, some gems for my fam. I'm checking for group called Allmanact. My homeboy from waaaay back in the day is an emcee in this group and bought the CD to support my fam. I'm waiting on it snail mail–I know I couldve got a digital download, but eh, I wanted a real copy. check my folk out, because well, they are nice, and I asked nicely too. check the link and see for yourself!
that's the new new, that I'm checking for right now! anybody else you think I should be on, please let me know. If you know me you know what I'm into and what I'm not–so dont' send me no Soulja Boy, Gucci, or OJ. I'm just saying! kthanx. I'd love some more soul music, and less hip hop, but if its rap and not those three people just mentioned I MIGHT give it a whirl…..
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Bilan, N., Agakhani, M., Niafar, M. (2014). Factors Affecting the Outcome of Bronchiectasis in Pediatric Patients.
International Journal of Pediatrics
, 2(4.3), 377-389. doi: 10.22038/ijp.2014.3310
Nemat Bilan; Mitra Agakhani; M Niafar. "Factors Affecting the Outcome of Bronchiectasis in Pediatric Patients".
International Journal of Pediatrics
, 2, 4.3, 2014, 377-389. doi: 10.22038/ijp.2014.3310
Bilan, N., Agakhani, M., Niafar, M. (2014). 'Factors Affecting the Outcome of Bronchiectasis in Pediatric Patients',
International Journal of Pediatrics
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Bilan, N., Agakhani, M., Niafar, M. Factors Affecting the Outcome of Bronchiectasis in Pediatric Patients.
International Journal of Pediatrics
, 2014; 2(4.3): 377-389. doi: 10.22038/ijp.2014.3310
Factors Affecting the Outcome of Bronchiectasis in Pediatric Patients
Article 5
Volume 2, Issue 4.3
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Nemat Bilan
Mitra Agakhani
M Niafar
Pediatric Health Research Center, Tabriz University of Medical Sciences, Tabriz, Iran.
Introduction: Bronchiectasis is a common problem in children and early diagnosis
can lead to early treatment and prevent of its complications. This study was aimed
to evaluate factors effective on outcome of bronchiectasis in children.
Methods: In an analytical cross-sectional study, 347 children with bronchiectasis
Underwent the study. the patients were diagnosed based on chronic
suppurative cough and CT scan findings.
Disease etiology was asthma in 55.6%, Gastroesophagial
reflux (GERD) in 7.8%, Cystic fibrosis (CF) in 4.8%, other causes in 11.2% and
idiopathic in 20.6%. All cases complained of chronic cough. The most common
sign was daily sputum production (79.1%) and common symptoms were ral/crackle
in 47.1% and wheezing in 25.4%. Mean treatment period was 32.82±11.56 months.
At the end of follow-up, complete improvement occurred in 35.6%, partial
improvement in 40.9% and no improvement in 23.5%.
Conclusion: In children with chronic cough and crackle in physical examination,
consideration of bronchiectasis could be helpful in early diagnosis and
complementary evaluations and treatment initiation. Treating the underlying
disease could prevent the occurrence and increase the response to treatment of
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Dakota Electric Assoc. Board Election
As a Dakota Electric customer, very soon you will be receiving a ballot to vote for your representative on the Dakota Electric Association Board. We are endorsing Paul Trapp. He has had a long-time relationship with Dakota Electric. The Trapp family farm in Hastings was one of the first to join in the effort to form Dakota Electric to bring electricity to the rural areas of Dakota County. Paul has served on the Dakota Electric Cooperative Board since 2001, serving as secretary and also chairman on most Dakota Electric committees. Paul is dedicated to his Board position and passed the highest level of director training offered by the National Rural Electric Association. We have known Paul all our lives and appreciate that he is very involved in our community. We know him to be honest, informed, and always willing to listen. This is the kind of dedication we would like to have continue on the Dakota Electric Association Board. When your ballot arrives in your mailbox, please cast your vote for Paul Trapp. Thank you.
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This morning, Senior Partner Marilyn Stowe was a guest on BBC Breakfast. She was discussing grandparents rights.
When couples divorce or separate, many grandparents lose contact with their grandchildren. The Grandparents Association has received over 8,000 calls from such people.
Mrs Stowe said there was a misconception about grandparents rights. If an agreement for contact cannot be reached, you can go to court for it. Ultimately, she explained, the priority is the welfare of the child.


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BP This Week: What Price "Security"?
John Stonestreet relates a recent experience with his 13 year-old daughter at the hands of the TSA. In any other situation, what TSA wanted to do would be labeled child molestation. John and Ed Stetzer discuss what price Americans are willing to pay (in other words, which freedoms will they give up) for the appearance of security. Because "appearance of security" is all we're getting. John and Ed also praise President Trump's move to exclude abortion providers from Title X funding.


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The long awaited release of Fall of the Beasts is finally upon us! Not only will Fall of the Beasts continue the fantastic Spirit Animals story, but it also means something else. BIG TIME GAME UPDATES!!! We have been working on a TON of stuff for this update, which will release on August 3rd. Let's jump right in!
Spirit Animal Creator:
Every since the launch of Spirit Animals, the number 1 request from fans such as yourselves has been for us to add more spirit animals. Well, we have! And we've added a bunch of them. When creating a hero you will now be able to select from a list of over 28 Spirit Animals! We have Bears and Cheetahs! Birds and Horses! And so much more! You'll also be able to adjust the size of your spirit animal too!
Skill Changes:
We have made a lot of changes to the way we handle skills in the game. Previously, selecting a fox would give you access to the fox skill set, but we've realized that many of you want to use the fox skills with a different animal. In our new skill selection system you will be choosing whichever skill specialization you like. A skill specialization gives you access to two special skill that you can use to help you in battle. This really opens up the number of animal combinations that will be out there, something we wanted to make sure we improved upon with this update.
We have also added two BRAND NEW skill specializations, Hunter and Rain Dancer. The hunter specialization's skills are a powerful arrow strike and a snare for trapping enemies. The Rain Dancer can call down lightning from the sky and heal themselves by damaging enemies.
Versus Mode:
I teased this new PvP multiplayer mode a while ago and I'm happy to announce that Versus mode will finally go live with the August 3rd Update! Want to know more? Check out this post!
New Quests:
We've added a whole new set of quests which take place in the creepy and dangerous underground caverns! Find Worthy in the courtyard to embark on these brand new Fall of the Beast quests.
Armor Dying:
When you complete a heroic cavern quest, you will receive a reward in the form of an armor dye color. You can then use this dye to change the color of each piece of armor you own. Previously we only made it possible to alter the glow of your armor but this new update allows you to change the color of the entire piece of armor itself. This will allow you all to make some truly wild combinations of colors for your armor pieces, adding another layer of personalization to your hero!
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The Additional Enrolment period for the Auto Cup Scheme commences on Monday 1 July at 10 am.
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Pitbull says he stays humble, brushing aside the fact that all four of his albums debuted in the Top 50 on Billboard Charts and that he can�t walk three steps without being besieged by fans.
The rapper Pitbull performed Friday night at the Phillips Center and let writer Hailey Mac Arthur behind the scenes during his evening in Gainesville.
Pitbull may wear his sunglasses at night, but he isn�t incognito.
Underneath, it�s still Armando Christian Perez, 27-year-old rapper from the tough neighborhoods of Miami.
Pitbull says he stays humble, brushing aside the fact that all four of his albums debuted in the Top 50 on Billboard Charts and that he can�t walk three steps without being besieged by fans.
The Cuban-American artist performed Friday night at the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts. Securing his performance cost $30,000, according to Maryam Laguna, executive director of Hispanic Heritage Month, which co-sponsored the event with Student Government Productions.
Tickets, free to University of Florida students, went on sale Tuesday at noon. Not two hours later, the event sold out.
And by 9 p.m. Friday, all 1,750 seats of the two-tiered performance hall were filled, though it seemed no one bothered sitting back in their seats.
Before the lights came on and the fans shrieked, Pitbull waited in his dressing room � no frills. His name, misspelled, was posted on standard computer paper above the door. The customary plush couches and tasseled pillows were instead portable fold-up chairs.
�I like to be simple, low key,� he said. �I keep it real.�
Pitbull sports a white T-shirt and jeans, joking both were purchased in the clearance section. Although he admits to splurging on his black Prada sneakers, he points out they�re a year old. Pit isn�t weighed down by gold chains or gaudy medallions. He only wears his grandmother�s ring on his left hand.
�What do I need jewelry for?� he asked. �I feel like it�s just for attention. A lot of people need chains in order to show other people who they are. Not me.�
Growing up in the gritty pockets of Miami, Pitbull says he didn�t have much. He rattles off stories of moving so often � from South Miami to West Miami to Little Havana and back again �that he lost count. Which is why this rapper is nicknamed Mr. 3-0-5; he�s lived the whole area code. And it�s done him well. Pitbull has made a name for himself by uniting his city�s often disconnected Latin and black youth cultures and pumping his music into the U.S. mainstream.
�As much as you think you�re different,� he said, �there�s a lot more things you have in common. You eat similar foods, you dance to similar music and you have similar struggles.�
Pit recalls stealing from the corner store, bouncing basketballs at the court down the street and ringing doorbells before running away. He said he watched his father deal drugs, too, trying his hand at the same.
�I�m not a trouble maker,� he insists. �I was just always around trouble.�
His experience gave him the character needed to make it in the cut-throat record industry, he said. Moving up the ranks alerts rivals, some disguised as friends, of the opportunity to ruin a rapper, he said.
Most recently, Pit dropped his label, TVT Records, and is happy to be a free agent. TVT, one of the top independent labels in the country, filed for bankruptcy in February. The company sued the Miami label Slip-N-Slide to keep it from releasing early Pitbull songs and lost, ending up with a $4.58 million judgment it couldn�t pay.
It�s a lesson learned, said Pit. And something he�ll pass on to his daughter and three sons.
�I feel like I can use what�s happened to me in my life to be somebody for my kids. I can tell the truth. I can tell it like it is,� he said.
Pit sits back with a red plastic cup in hand, which he promises is filled with fruit punch. It�s 10 minutes before he�s supposed to take the stage, and there are two more interviewers scratching at the door. It�s nothing new; he knows what to expect.
Soon, the fans will flood the edge of the stage, and they�ll stay there.
Two hours of standing in stiletto heels is overlooked when it�s for Pit.
For now, he jokes with the band.
He doesn�t invite groupies or hangers-on backstage. Pit isn�t persuaded to clap his hands in the Gator chomp. He�s from Miami, remember.
�I�m totally left-field,� he emphasized. �I don�t fit the rapper stereotype. But I like it like that.�


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Mrs. Jean Lorraine Rogy Strickland, age 90, of Park View Circle, Blowing Rock, passed away Friday July 27, 2012 at Watauga Medical Center. Born September 24, 1921 in Peoria Illinois, she was the only daughter of the late Lial Henry and Ethel Jane Sh
William Ronald Mast, Jr., age 23, of Hwy 421 South, Boone, passed away Thursday morning,
July 26, 2012. Born August 16, 1988 in Watauga County, he was a son of Angela Gail Wall and William Ronald Mast, Sr. William served as a Deputy with the Wata
Boyd Smith Moretz, age 50, of Deep Gap, passed away Friday, July 20, 2012, at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem. Born March 31, 1962 in Watauga County, he was a son of the late Henry Odell and Beulah Winebarger Moretz.
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Reginald Bryan Chastain, Jr., United States Foreign Service Officer of 27 years, passed away on Thursday, July 19, 2012 in Jefferson, NC.
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Everett Leo Mast, age 84, of William Hardy Mast Road, Sugar Grove, NC, passed away Sunday evening, July 15, 2012. He was born February 8, 1928, in Sugar Grove, the third of five children, to the late Dora Shell and Vardry B. Mast. Leo is survived b
Jaden Nicole Jarrett, infant daughter of William Ashley and Angela Estep Jarrett, of Flat Springs Road, Elk Park, died Wednesday, July 11, 2012, at Watauga Medical Center.
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Mr. Archie Edward Pennell, age 86, of Ed Williams Road, Zionville, died Friday, July 6, 2012.
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Mr. Henry Dale Taylor, age 69, of Russ Norris Road, Elk Park, passed away Monday July 2, 2012 at Vanderbilt Hospital in Nashville. Born August 12, 1942 in Watauga County he was a son of the late Greek and Mina McGuire Taylor. Dale was retired from
Major Ryan Scott David age 35, of Boone passed away Sunday July 1, in South Dakota while serving his country. He was one of the four crew members who perished on the MAFFS #7 C-130 fighting the White Draw Fire near Edgemont, South Dakota.
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Most Visited Famous Graves in the United States
Adoring fans of famous persons often honor their lives long after the celebrity has passed on. All the famous graves on our list below are people who were icons of their generations. These people were so loved and still remembered that their fans plan vacations around visiting their grave site or travel across the country or even across the globe to continue to pay their respects and show their admiration. Here we present five such famous graves. These are some of the most visited famous graves throughout all of the United States.
5: Bruce Lee — 1940-1973
Considered by many to be the greatest martial artist of all time, Bruce Lee passed away at the all-too-young age of just 32. The official cause of Lee's death is listed as a brain edema caused by a bad mix of prescription medications on July 20, 1973. (Although many speculate he was murdered by rival martial artists.) Even though he died 45 years ago, fans of the Kung Fu master still visit Seattle's Lakeview Cemetery year-round to pay tribute. Die-hard Bruce Lee fans from outside the United States frequently visit his final resting place as well. Several fans from as far away as Mongolia (some 3,700 miles) visited Lee's grave on the 53rd anniversary of his death.
View our online memorial for Bruce Lee here.
4: Frank Sinatra — 1915-1988
Another highly visited famous grave is the final resting place of legendary crooner, Frank Sinatra. Born Francis Albert Sinatra, Frank is regarded by many as the most popular singer of the 20th century. "Ol Blue Eyes," as he was called back in the day, was originally from Hoboken, New Jersey but moved west and became one of Hollywood's biggest names in the 1930s-1950s. Sinatra passed away at the age of 88 in Palm Springs, California and was buried there at Desert Memorial Park with a bottle of Jack Daniels whiskey and a pack of Camel cigarettes. "The Best Is Yet To Come," a line from one of his most popular songs, is etched on his tombstone.
3: Marilyn Monroe — 1926-1962
Marilyn Monroe rose from a life of foster homes and orphanages as a child to becoming one of the most recognized actresses and sex symbols in the world as a young adult. Her tragic death at the age of just 36-years-old in 1962 sent shockwaves and disbelief across America and the world. Marilyn is buried in a mausoleum in the Corridor of Memories in Westwood Memorial Park, Los Angeles, California. Playboy founder Hugh Hefner reserved the crypt next to Marilyn decades ago and was laid to rest there himself in 2017. A crypt above Marilyn was recently put up for auction and hit a price of $4.6 million, but the seller declined the bid. Today, tens of thousands of visitors flock to Marilyn's grave each year to take photos, leave flowers, coins, lipstick kisses and other tributes at her burial site.
Online memorial for Marilyn Monroe here.
2: Elvis Presley — 1935-1977
The King of Rock-'n'-Roll, Elvis Presley, died of a prescription drug overdose at his Graceland home in Memphis, Tennessee on August 16, 1977. Elvis was only 42-years-old at the time of his death. Presley was originally buried in a mausoleum at Forest Hills Cemetery in Memphis, but was later moved to a more secure cemetery at Graceland after thieves unsuccessfully attempted to steal his body. Tens of thousands of fans attended Elvis Presley's funeral in 1977 and more than 600,000 each year still visit his grave at Graceland to pay their respects. These visitors come from all over the world, contributing nearly $150 million to the Memphis economy annually. With these stats, Elvis is easily one of the top most visited famous graves in America.
1: Michael Jackson — 1958-2009
Another king here on our list of five of the most visited famous graves in the United States is non other than The King of Pop, Michael Jackson. Michael is laid to rest in a private section of the Forest Lawn Cemetery in Glendale, California. The cemetery, known as the "Country Club for the Dead," is the final resting place of many Hollywood celebrities and attracts well more than a million visitors from around the globe each year. It is said that hundreds of Michael's fans visit the private Holly Terrace section of Forest Lawn every day to leave flowers, photos, cards and other tributes at the entrance to his mausoleum. Michael truly loved his fans and his fans loved him back and continue to show that love long after his passing.


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Social Services and Family Centers
EBCAP operates 3 Family Centers which provide access to wide array of support services. A Family Advocate will partner with each individual/family to complete a comprehensive assessment with the goal of helping clients to achieve self-sufficiency. The holistic assessment will help each individual/family identify their strengths, needs, and goals; and help them identify potential community resources and linkages.
Who We Serve
Social Services are available to all residents of Newport County, Bristol County and East Providence. Individuals/families in need of assistance with health insurance enrollment, basic needs, Senior Services, Head Start enrollment assistance, Social Services/Safety Net services, Heating and Energy assistance, home visiting for expectant mothers or families with newborns and babies up to age two, or assistance as a victim of crime can seek help at our Family Centers.
Location(s) of the Program
Newport, RI 02840 401-847-7821
Riverside, RI 02915 401-437-0006 x127
Tiverton, RI 02878 401-625-5134
Hours of Operation
Newport Center: Tuesday, Wednesday, 9:00 A.M. – 4:00 P.M. (hours to increase in Feb./March – please check back for updates)
East Providence Center: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8:00 A.M. – 4:30 P.M. and Wednesday from 8:00 A.M. – 7:00 P.M.
Tiverton: Tuesday, 8:30 A.M. – 4:30 P.M. and Wednesday, 9:00 A.M. – 6:30 P.M.
How to Enroll
Walk in or call to schedule an appointment:
- Newport: 401-847-7821
- East Providence: 401-437-0006 ext. 127
- Tiverton: 401-625-5134
How You Can Help
Donations are greatly appreciated. They can be made online or by mailing a check to East Bay Community Action Program, 19 Broadway, Newport RI 02820 and made payable to East Bay Community Action Program with "Social Services" in the memo.