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John Adams has harnessed the rhythmic energy of Minimalism to the harmonies and orchestral colours of late-Romanticism * Brought contemporary history to the opera house with his post-modern operatic works Nixon in China (1987), The Death of Klinghoffer (1991), and Doctor Atomic (2005) * Has addressed urgent social issues with passion and empathy, both in his operas and in such works as I Was Looking at the Ceiling and then I Saw the Sky, El Dorado and The Wound-Dresser * His works are much favored by choreographers, with multiple ballet versions of Fearful Symmetries * Winner of the 1995 Grawemeyer Award for Violin Concerto * Series of recordings on the Nonesuch label * A recent survey shows him to be the most frequently performed living American composer of orchestral music.
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John Adams is represented as a conductor in North America by Ed Yim in association with IMG Artists and in Europe by Jane Brown of Harrison Parrott.
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Looking ahead: John Adams's The Death of Klinghoffer sees performances in California at Long Beach Opera in March 2014. The Metropolitan Opera has also announced that The Death of Klinghoffer will be a part of its 2014–15 season. May 2014 features the French premieres of both Doctor Atomic and A Flowering Tree (staged) at the Opéra national du Rhin and the Théâtre du Châtelet, respectively. Scheherazade.2, a new work for violin and orchestra written for Leila Josefowicz, will be premiered by the New York Philharmonic in 2014–15.
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Annette winter
Would appreciate seeing photos of The Issac and Amanda Hammond graves. Their 4 unmarried daughters are also buried there.
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I'm sorry. He is # 76360998 and the photo is the fourth one. I can send you the photo with the flowers to add -- they're alive ;-)
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Is it possible for you to remove the picture of the dead flowers in the pot by the monument? I took one of the pot with the flowers today. If you want to use that one instead I would be happy to send it to you. Thanks!
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Hello Alan,
I was wondering if you'd mind adding your photo of the Wrights Corners Cemetery to the following memorial of Walter C Jaynes, Jr. # 88583584 at the following link: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=88583584
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well what of family who is out of area? who want pictures of there relatives?
How do you think the mob got to be in the Mobster Cemetery? Oh where my fathers mother and father are buried one gangster is buried there. Well i would say its a mobster Cemetery at least the graves will be safe! you never want to cross the mob! LOL
I think there also some entertainers and Mayors there too. Is the cemetery beatiful?
at least the FAMILY will take care of you! get it! HAHA
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how did you get a picture of Vito gravesite?
where is he located in the cemetery?
why do you think the office doesnt want photos of the peoples graves?
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Hi! do not see picture of gravesite since there is no grave marker. thanks
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Oct 12, 2011
Cantor Tells Protesters Wall Street Isn't the EnemyBy Susan Davis, National Journal
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., tempered the language he used last week regarding protesters tied to the loosely organized, liberal-leaning Occupy Wall Street movement, but maintained that the protesters—and their supportive elected officials—are misguided.Read more
Mitt Romney prospers in Republican debateBy Dan Balz, Washington Post
All eyes were on Texas Gov. Rick Perry and businessman Herman Cain in Tuesday's Republican debate, and both failed to ¬¬seize the moment.Read more
Man said jail strip-search humiliated himBy Joan Biskupic, USA Today
Albert Florence was riding in a car with his wife and son on a New Jersey highway in 2005 when he was picked up on a warrant for an outstanding fine, taken to jail and, as part of routine processing, ordered to strip naked.Read more
Republican Debate: 10 Economic Questions for the CandidatesBy David Wessel, Wall Street Journal
Tonight's Republican debate comes amid persistent gloom about the prospects for the U.S. — and the global — economy. Here are 10 questions we'd like to hear the candidates answer.Read more
Republican debate: Five mulligan momentsBy Nia-Malika Henderson, Washington Post
The Bloomberg/Washington Post debate was a departure from the football-game like atmosphere of prior debates. There were no prize-fighter like introductions of the contenders and no awkward crowd reactions.Read more
Iran Containment Cast in DoubtBy James Kitfield, National Journal
The de facto U.S. strategy of containing an Iran on the cusp of acquiring nuclear weapons may have just gotten a lot more dangerous. That strategy of isolating Tehran internationally, and building an anti-Iran alliance along its periphery protected by the U.S. nuclear umbrella, relied on the "rationale actor" theory of international relations. Under such circumstances, the strategy assumed that even an Iran with nuclear weapons could not unduly intimidate its neighbors. Crossing a clear U.S. redline by passing those weapons to allied terrorist groups such as Hezbollah would invite annihilation.Read more
Occupy Main Street?By Major Garrett, National Journal
Some in Washington want to know what the Occupy Wall Street movement "wants." I don't pretend to know and—refreshingly—neither do those in the streets, not specifically. They know what they are against—economic inequality—but have yet to begin to define what they are for, why they are for it, and how they might try to achieve it.Read more
Romney Looks Past Rivals as Debate Focuses on EconomyBy Jeff Zeleny and Ashley Parker, New York Times
Mitt Romney offered a robust defense of the health care plan he signed as governor of Massachusetts and sought to look beyond his Republican presidential rivals at a debate here Tuesday night by presenting himself as the leader who is best prepared to take on President Obama.Read more
Debate Shows Frontrunner Romney Lacks Party MajorityBy Jeanne Cummings, Bloomberg
Mitt Romney left the stage of last night's Republican presidential debate on the economy as he entered: a cautious front-runner, not prone to mistakes, who has yet to win the backing of at least 70 percent of his party.Read more
Running the Table: Mitt Romney shows why he's still the man to beat in the Republican fieldby John Dickerson, Slate
When you hold a debate at a boardroom table, the business guys are going to do well. Mitt Romney and Herman Cain were the winners at the Bloomberg/Washington Post debate Tuesday night at Dartmouth College. The eight candidates sat "in the round," discussing only the economy, which gave Romney a chance to repeat with force the things he says every day on the campaign trail. He spoke confidently about his business career and experience. Cain was amiable, as always, and took every opportunity to mention his "9-9-9 plan." After this debate, it's fair to say this plan would be his answer to questions about trout fishing.Read more
Oct 11, 2011
Christie Endorses Romney Ahead of DebateBy Jeff Zeleny and Michael D. Shear, New York Times
Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey endorsed Mitt Romney's bid for the Republican presidential nomination on Tuesday afternoon by praising his business and government experience, declaring, "Mitt Romney is the man we need to lead America."Read more
Two Americans Win Nobel Economics PrizeWith David Wessel, Wall Street Journal
Profiles Thomas Sargent and Christopher Sims, winners of this year's Nobel Prize in Economics.View
GOP debate: Five things to watchBy Nia-Malika Henderson, Washington Post
For 90 minutes in New Hampshire tonight, eight Republican presidential hopefuls will sit around a wooden table and take shots at each other and President Obama. The theme of The Washington Post/Bloomberg debate, which starts at 8 p.m, is the economy. As Karen Tumulty, who will be one of the journalists asking questions, wrote, previous debates definitively shifted the momentum of the race. And tonight's debate will likely set off yet another a new phase.Read more
After Rocky Start, More Study, and Sleep, for PerryBy Jeff Zeleny, New York Times
Gov. Rick Perry of Texas struggled through his first three debates, so his aides have staged practice sessions, complete with a stand-in for Mitt Romney. He has stirred outrage among conservatives on immigration, so he is defending his stance on the campaign trail as good economics.Read more
Subdued Perry tries to steady wayward campaign in IowaBy Charles Babington, Associated Press
Rick Perry has lost some of his Texas swagger. Maybe that's what happens when a governor tops Republican presidential polls the minute he joins the race, only to plummet after a shaky debate performance.Read more
Oct 07, 2011
'End is in sight' for Libya mission, NATO saysBy Nancy Youssef, McClatchy Newspapers
NATO defense ministers said Thursday that the alliance would end its six-month mission in Libya once deposed leader Moammar Gadhafi can no longer mount attacks against civilians — a point that they suggested was imminent even though Gadhafi has evaded capture.Read more
With an Eye on Both Obama and Perry, Romney Wades into Foreign Policy DebateBy Yochi J. Dreazen, National Journal
When Mitt Romney delivers what his campaign is billing as a major foreign policy address Friday, he will face a pair of difficult challenges: differentiating himself enough from the Obama administration's handling of national security to avoid antagonizing Republican primary voters, while simultaneously avoiding the kinds of extreme positions which could harm him in a general election.
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Perry 2.0?By Beth Reinhard, National Journal
After a series of stumbles, Texas Gov. Rick Perry is looking to reboot his presidential campaign with a $17 million fundraising haul, an appearance before a like-minded audience of Christian conservatives, and a steadier performance in next week's Republican primary debate.Read more
Obama to Run Against 'Do-Nothing' Congress If Jobs Legislation FailsBy Julianna Goldman, Bloomberg
Phil Schiliro, then the White House congressional liaison, put his boss on notice last year. One hurdle stood between him and the start of his re-election campaign: lifting the debt ceiling.Read more
Emergency, Outrage, Impotence: Three Economic Truths Dawn on ObamaBy Jim Tankersley, National Journal
President Obama told America on Thursday that the economy is sliding backward, that economic frustration is growing nationwide, and that he can't get Congress to do anything about it by himself. No revelations there, except for the fact that it took Obama so long to articulate what his constituents have known intuitively for a long time now.Read more


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text: Bristol Information When you visit Bristol Destination Routes Etihad Offices Facts The City Do & See Dining Essential Information Welcome to Bristol, the largest city and regional capital of the South West of England. Set around a historic harbour, Bristol is a bustling, commercial and creative city that, in recent years, has undergone a renaissance, finding its heart and soul as never before. It is lively and dynamic, with a mix of award-winning attractions, world-class events and festivals, and enticing shops and markets, making it the perfect choice for a short break. Facts Population 440,000 Currency 1 pound = 100 pence Opening hours Generally shops open around 9.00 and close between 17.00-18.00. Newspapers The Bristol Evening Post The Western Daily Press The Daily Telegraph The Guardian The Mirror Tourist information Bristol Visitor Information Centre E-Shed 1 Canons Road Harbourside Bristol BS1 5TX +44 333 321 0101 Weaving its way through the city, Bristol's revitalised harbour is lined with trendy bars, restaurants and cafés, many housed in converted warehouses – reminders of the city's rich maritime heritage. The waterfront offers inspirational art galleries, imaginative and futuristic visitor attractions such as Explore-At-Bristol, and two of Britain's most historic ships, Brunel's ss Great Britain and The Matthew. Visitors can take-in the fabulous sounds and sights of the harbourside with a hop-on-hop-off Bristol Ferry Boat trip providing a terrific way of transferring from one attraction to the next. Spanning away from the water's edge, winding streets lead to elegant parks and squares, historic buildings such as Bristol Cathedral and other key attractions including the City Museum and Art Gallery. The stunning Georgian architecture of Clifton, with the iconic landmark of Brunel's Clifton Suspension Bridge, and one of the oldest zoos in the world – Bristol Zoo Gardens – are also very close by. You can see all that Bristol has to offer by climbing aboard a Bristol City Sightseeing Bus that will take you on a circular hop-on-hop-off tour. Out and about, Bristol offers a perfect base for exploring the wider region. The city is just 15 minutes by train from the world heritage city of Bath and the Somerset coast and countryside, and the Cotswolds are also within easy reach. Attractions are plentiful with historic Berkeley Castle, Avon Valley Railway, Cheddar Caves & Gorge, the Wildfowl and Wetlands Centre at Slimbridge, Tyntesfield Estate and the beauty of Westonbirt Arboretum all within a short drive of Bristol. Isambard Kingdom Brunel's Bristol Take a walk over Isambard Kingdom Brunel's Clifton Suspension Bridge – as striking today as it was on its completion in 1864 – there are spectacular views down the Avon Gorge that links Bristol with the sea. Address: Suspension Bridge Road The Red Lodge Impressive building from the 16th century with Bristol's only surviving Elizabethan domestic oak panelling. With original stucco and a great garden in Tudor style. Address: Park Row, Bristol Phone: +44 117 921 1360 Explore-At-Bristol At-Bristol is the place to go to for an interactive adventure of a lifetime. Enjoy over 30 new exhibits at this leading UK hands-on science centre and see a presenter-led show below the stars in the Planetarium. Address: Anchor Road, Bristol BS1 5DB Phone: +44 845 345 1235 Web: www.at-bristol.org.uk More Info: Harbourside Brunel's ss Great Britain Travel back in time and board Brunel's ss Great Britain. Brunel's engineering masterpiece was the world's first great ocean going liner and has been lovingly restored to her former Victorian glory. Winner of 16 major awards including the Gulbenkian Prize in 2006 and Large Visitor Attraction of the Year in the 2007. Address: Great Western Dockyard, Gasferry Road, Bristol BS1 6TY The Old City Grand The Old City's grand, dignified buildings surrounds the Corn Exchange and St Nicholas Markets, where you'll find an intriguing mix of stalls – not to mention regular street markets, including the Weekly Farmers Market and monthly Slow Food market. Nearby are the Cobbled streets of the Welsh back, King Street and Queen Square with its fine Georgian buildings. Bristol Harbourside See Bristol's Harbourside from a nautical perspective by taking a historic harbour tour with the Bristol Ferry Boat Company or the Bristol Packet.Bristol Ferry Boat Company+44 117 927341644 The GroveBristol BS1 4RBBristol Packet+44 117 926 8157Wapping WharfGas Ferry RoadBristol BS1 6UN Web: www.bristolferry.com www.bristolpacket.co.uk Bristol Zoo Gardens Bristol Zoo Gardens include a large area with over 400 different animal species. Here you can easily spend a whole day either alone or with family. Learn about the animals inside the aquarium or about the insects at the Bug World and see the snakes at the reptile house and say hello to the penguins and the seals. Bristol Zoo Gardens has also a butterfly house which is well worth a visit. Restaurant and picnic facilities are on site. Address: Clifton, Bristol BS8 3HA Phone: +44 117 974 7399 Web: www.bristolzoo.org.uk Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery Bristol's City Museum & Art Gallery exhibit a wide range of objects, from sea dinosaurs to beautiful art. The museum is in conjunction with the gallery the region's largest and housed in the Edwardian baroque building next to the Will's University. Address: Queen's Road, Bristol, BS8 1RL Phone: +44 117 922 3571 Web: www.bristol.gov.uk/museums Bristol Hippodrome Bristol Hippodrome, the city's very own "West End" theatre. Since 1912, the Bristol Hippodrome has been the site of several premieres and is currently the scene of all great musicals. Please visit the website for information on current shows and musicals. Address: St Augustines Parade, Bristol BS1 4UZ Phone: +44 844 871 7627 Web: www.bristolhippodrome.org.uk St Mary Redcliffe The St Mary Redcliffe Church is one of Britain's finest examples of medieval architecture. The church was built over a period of 200 years and is today more than 800 years old. Address: Redcliff Way Phone: +44 117 929 1487 Web: www.stmaryredcliffe.co.uk Opening: Daily, throughout the year from 9:00 to 17:00 Arnolfini Arnolfini is an organization for modern art which is based in a converted warehouse with a fantastic seafront location not far from Bristol Harbourside. The program includes art exhibitions, film screenings, live dance and art shows. Please visit the website for more information on current shows, theatres and exhibitions. Address: 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA Phone: +44 117 917 2300 Web: www.arnolfini.org.uk Bristol City Sightseeing Bus Sit back and relax while the bus tour takes you to the most interesting sites. This 75 minute guided tour will take you to tourist attractions like Brunel's bridge and ship, the city centre, St Mary Redcliffe, Castle Park and much more. Phone: +44 7425 788 123 Web: www.citysightseeingbristol.co.uk HorseWorld HorseWorld is a rescue centre for horses, ponies and donkeys and is an excellent place for family day out. This award-winning visitor centre is set in beautiful stone farm-buildings just south of Bristol. It offers fun and educational day out where you can meet some of the rescued animals. There are also lots of activities to take part in every day and play areas for children. Address: Staunton Lane, Whitchurch, Bristol BS14 0QL Phone: +44 127 554 0173 Web: www.horseworld.org.uk Bristol Aquarium Bristol Aquarium is situated on the famous Bristol harbour and is a must see attraction if you love the nature. This is a place where you can admire tropical sharks, amazing seahorses, the enormous display of Coral Sea and walk through the undersea tunnel. Address: Anchor Road, Harbourside, Bristol BS1 5TT Phone: +44 117 9298929 Web: www.bristolaquarium.com Brandon Hill Nature Park Take a stroll in the park and admire one of the best views of Bristol. The park is located in the centre of town, around a large hill. It is also here you will find the Cabot Tower which was completed in July 1898. This is a great park where you can have picnic and where children can enjoy a playground. Address: Jacobs Wells Road, Bristol BS8 1DR Do you just want to get your fill, or have a meal like there is no tomorrow? Bristol has it all. You can escape from Bristol for a minute and have Asian, African, South American or fusion food, or you can visit one of the many pubs and bistros and have a truly Bristolian experience, complete with a local beer. For the foodies' palate, Bristol has Michelin-star and avant-garde gastronomic experiences that will leave you wanting for more. Juniper This restaurant offers a contemporary dining experience and an inviting atmosphere. The prices are reasonable and the food comes in large portions. Address: 21 Cotham Road South, Cotham, Bristol BS6 5TZ Phone: +44 117 942 1744 Web: www.juniperrestaurant.co.uk Bells Diner According to some critics, this restaurant delivers 'envelope-pushing' contemporary British cuisine, inspired by such avant-garde restaurants as El Bulli and The Fat Duck. Address: 1-3 York Road, Montpelier, Bristol BS6 5QB Phone: +44 117 924 0357 Web: www.bellsdiner.com River Station An award-winning conversion of a former police station, situated on the waterfront with views over the old docks. Good for either a business lunch in a beautiful atmosphere, or for meeting friends over dinner. Address: The Grove, Harbourside, Bristol BS1 4RB Phone: +44 117 914 4434 Web: www.riverstation.co.uk Bordeaux Quay A restaurant, brasserie, bar, deli, bakery and cooking school all under one roof. The venue is located in a unique harbour side location and housed in an elegant, converted warehouse. This is an eco-restaurant and the menu offers the very best locally sourced food and drink. Address: V-Shed Canons Way, Bristol BS1 5UH Phone: +44 117 9431200 Web: www.bordeaux-quay.co.uk Cosmo Bristol This is a restaurant that offers Asian food in a glamorous and comfortable surrounding. Here you can choose to enjoy six live cooking stations, teppanyaki hotplate, yakatori barbecue grill, dim sum bar, wok station, fresh noodle bar and freshly prepared sushi counter. Address: The Pavilion, 30 Triangle, West Bristol BS8 1ET Phone: +44 117 934 0999 Web: www.cosmo-restaurants.co.uk Racks Bar and Kitchen This is an eating and a drinking venue with a friendly, relaxing and cosmopolitan atmosphere. The restaurant offers reasonably priced fresh food and has something for everyone. Address: St Pauls Road, Clifton, Bristol BS8 1LX Phone: +44 117 974 1626 Web: www.racks-bristol.co.uk Rupsha Rupsha serves Indian food which are prepared with the finest ingredients. Enjoy the tasty food in a cosy and welcoming environment where the helpful staff serves dishes like Garlic Chilli Masala, Tandoori Mixed Grill and Tikka masala. Address: 3a Regent Street, Clifton, Bristol BS8 4HW Phone: +44 117 973 9937 Web: www.rupsha.co.uk Assilah Bistro Assilah Bistro is a family-run bistro and located in the centre of town. The restaurant is specializing in authentic Moroccan/Mediterranean cuisine for a good value of money. The atmosphere is relaxing and friendly and operates on a BYO "Bring Your Own" wine and beer basis, allowing you to choose your own alcoholic beverages. Address: 194 - 196 Wells Road, Totterdown, Bristol BS4 2AX Phone: +44 781 620 2827 Web: www.assilahbistro.com Don Giovanni's For high standard Italian cuisine and first class service, head over to Don Giovanni's. If you are very hungry, you have come to the right place; the friendly staff serves big portions. On the menu you will find dishes like Risotto Al Pescatore, pasta Carbonara and Frutti Di Mare. Address: 1-2 Victoria House, Temple Gate, Bristol BS1 6PW Phone: +44 117 926 0614 Web: www.dongiovannisbristol.co.uk Bravas Bravas is a small gem with a vibrant atmosphere and serves Spanish food and Tapas. The restaurant is very popular and usually very busy so book in advance. This is a great place for casual dinner with friends and where you can enjoy high quality food. Address: 7 Cotham Hill, Bristol BS66LD Phone: +44 117 329 6887 Web: www.bravas.co.uk The Old Bookshop The Old Bookshop is a small restaurant that serves International food in a special ambiance. This trendy place is full of antiques and has a great buzz. It also offers live music every week. Address: 65 North Street, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 1ES Phone: +44 117 373 8907 Web: www.theoldbookshop.co.uk Bird In Hand Enjoy modern British cuisine in a warm and inviting pub restaurant. Bird In Hand is located in a rural setting close to Bristol centre. The chefs prepare the dishes with local and seasonal produce to get the best flavours. Address: 17 Weston Road, Long Ashton, Bristol BS41 9LA Phone: +44 127 539 5222 Web: www.bird-in-hand.co.uk Bauhinia Bar Restaurant This little gem is tucked away on the road just outside the main part of Clifton Village. Bauhinia is a cosy pan-Asian restaurant with a lively surrounding. The delightful staff serves mouth-watering dishes like pad thai, teriyaki chicken and sweet and sour cod fillets. Address: 5a Boyces Avenue, Bristol BS8 4AA Phone: +44 117 973 3138 Web: www.bauhinia-bar.co.uk Cherry Duck Harbourside Bistro Relax and enjoy locally and ethically sourced food in this small and intimate restaurant. Cherry Duck is a trendy venue with a lively ambience. By day it serves delicious breakfast and lunch, by evening it serves a contemporary restaurant menu. Address: 3 Queen Quay, Welsh Back, Bristol BS1 4SL Phone: +44 117 930 4034 Web: www.cherryduckbistro.co.uk Greens Restaurant Greens menu offers traditional British food with a modern touch and with influences from the classic French and European cuisine. This is a popular restaurant so it is advised to book in advance. Address: 25 Zetland Road, Bristol BS6 7AH Phone: +44 117 924 6437 Web: www.greensbristol.co.uk Airport It takes 30 minutes to get to Bristol International Airport by train or bus. The train leaves every 20 minutes from Bristol Temple Meads. The Bristol International Flyer bus runs every half an hour between Bristol Temple Meads, Bristol Bus station, Bedminster, Bridgewater Road and Bristol Airport. Tickets can be bought from the bus driver or booked online at: Web: www.bristolairport.co.uk Public transport First City Line Buses is the easiest way of getting around the city. Buses starts operating around 5.30 and stops from 23.00-00.30.+44 871 200 2233www.firstgroup.comA popular way of seeing Bristol is by ferry or on the River Avon. You can get multi-stop tickets, round trips, regular tickets and family passes. Please visit the Bristol Ferry Boat Company's website for more information about routes and prices.www.bristolferry.com Taxi Bristol District Taxis+44 117 939 1122www.bristoltaxi.comWe Drive+44 117 955 0550www.we-drive.co.uk Post The post office stays open 9-18 on weekdays and 9-13 on Saturdays. Address: 12 Baldwin Street More Info: Another is located at Queens Road 44/46 in Clifton, opening times 9-17.30 on weekdays and 9-13 on Saturdays. Pharmacy Boots, The Chemist.For urgent matters please call NHS Direct on 845 4647 (24 hours a day). 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There is nothing like teaching a young child, or someone who has never experienced the great outdoors to a day on the lake doing some ice fishing.
The Wisconsin DNR is hosting their Free Fishing Weekend on January 18th and 19th.
Fishing rules and regulations apply, but it is free and open to anyone who would like to give it a try. Even out of state residents.
Check out the complete rundown of the Free Fishing Weekend here !
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text: Walter White stood in his ransacked living room on a lane in New Mexico's largest city. One of America's most wanted men, dying of lung cancer, he surveyed the wreckage and remembered. His thoughts carried him to his 50th birthday party, to a conversation that started him down the dark road of greed, death and wickedness.


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September PROGRESSIVE Scrap Challenge
Welcome to the
September Progressive Scrap Challenge
hosted by myself, Darlene of Studio4 Designworks
and Vicki of Dana's Footprint Designs.
The object is to complete one page over the course of three weeks by following instructions given in tasks posted each week. A progressive scrap is a *slow* speed scrap and I know lots of you like speed scraps, but may not have the time. So here's how it will work.
On the first of each month, Prompt 1 will be posted, consisting of instructions for starting a scrapbook page that will then be built upon through additional instructions every 3 days.
The idea is to work along with the challenge as the tasks are being announced, each task to be completed & posted prior to starting on the next prompt. (Once you post a prompts results, youre finished. Dont change your work for that particular prompt.)
At the end of the third week, you should have a completed page!
Its fine to start late or catch up if you miss a prompt. Just be sure to complete & post each task before you look at or start the next one. Its more fun that way!
I will be giving you a download that consists of either papers or ellies to work with on each prompt. By the end of the Challenge, you will have a great little kit that was created by myself - Darlene (Studio4 Designworks) and Dana of Dana's Footprint Designs.
So to recap - here's the order:
1. On the first day of the month we will post Prompt 1. Then, there will be a post every three days with a new prompt.
2. Add only the items listed in the prompt given. You may add/alter shadows at any time.
3. Once you've posted your layout for that particular prompt, it is done and you may not go back and change it. You may only build on the previous prompt layout following the new step for the next prompt.
4. We will post the prompts sequentially in the thread. If you have missed a prompt, its fine to start late or catch up. Just be sure to complete & post each task before you look at or start the next one.
5. Post your layouts no later than midnight (EST) of the day before the next step is due - this will be every three days.
6. Post your layouts in the *Progressive Challenge* gallery HERE.
7. Link your layout back to this forum thread so we can have a look at your creations and leave you some love!
8. In lieu of a posting bonus, by the end of the challenge, you will have yourselves a nice little kit.
9. This challenge counts towards the Scrappping 7 Challenge!
Here is the kit you will have by the time you are done. It coordinates with the lovely collab the designers have created this month along with Posting Bonuses for other challenges. You will have a lovely HUGE kit when you are done if you participate in all of the challenges!


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The Mississippi River Visitor Center, Locks and Dam 15, Rock Island, is open from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. except for Thanksgiving Day, from noon Dec. 24 through Dec. 25, and Jan. 1. The center is on the west end of Arsenal Island near the Government Bridge between Davenport and Rock Island. Watch towboats pass through the locks. Displays explain the process, and park rangers are available to answer questions. During the winter American bald eagles can be seen. Call (309) 794-5338 or email for details.
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Follow my Blog posts enough and you'll learn that I have a pretty good relationship with both my 17 year old daughter and my 15 year old son. Not easy to do from 5 hours away now that their Mom and I are no longer together; but I've found a way to make it work.
One of the key elements I've discovered in dealing with teens is accepting the fact that, indeed, they're going to do something stupid once in a while. And by stupid I mean DUMB!!! Dumb with three "M's." I'm talking Dummmb. Unfortunately, many parents respond to stupid behavior with their own blast of stupidity - sort of a "fight fire with fire" approach - which is never going to work.
So, when something dummmb happens....take a breath and use it as a teaching moment. Here's my example from this past weekend with my almost 18 year old:
Her and I were at dinner last Friday; and she was telling me about the apartment she was looking at now that she's graduated and wants to be out of the house. I listened as she was telling me about being grown up, living on her own and how cool that would be....not going to school anymore (she's taking a year off before college) and on and on and on.
Once she was done, I reminded her that since she is "grown up" now, that she needs to own her decisions in life. Everything she decides to do, everyone she decides to hang out with, all of these life-type decisions are all hers; and that she needs to always ask herself "what could go wrong here?" She assured me that she was on it, and we moved on to another conversation.
Fast forward 48 hours...after I got back to Duluth from the visit.
My ex-wife calls me to inform me that this almost 18 year old has, without going in to grand detail, made a very foolish decision regarding a legal beverage that she isn't old enough to partake in. No one got hurt or in trouble with the law - so there's no worries there....but still. Dummmb decision!
My first thought was to call my daughter and explode!! Didn't we just have this conversation two nights ago, and you go and do this????
But I've learned something that is worth sharing, and worth absorbing if you too are dealing with teens. I took a breath and simply reminded her of our conversation over dinner, about the value of making good decisions. I explained to her that once she's out on her own, decisions such as the one she just made would land her in a lot of trouble. Get caught underage and employers can use this against you...meaning you could lose your current job and make it more difficult to land a new one.
Had you been driving as an under 21 year old in Michigan, you lose your license due to the "Zero Tolerance" act of 2001. (Have fun getting a job when you can't drive! Employers LOVE that!!)
Not to mention the example she was setting for her younger brother who worships this girl (because he says her friends are HOT....but that's another Blog post for another time.)
Message sent at 5:45 Sunday evening via text. After an hour or so I received the following:
"You're right, that wasn't very smart. I'm sorry and I'll try not to let you down. Was just having fun and didn't think about it."
As I said....message sent....and no fireworks. Does this make me a perfect parent? Of course not, no where close. But it is a lesson I learned long ago that if you deal with them calmly and with common sense they will (almost) always return the favor.


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The very nature of the word problem is that little good envelops the situation. But on the eve of the NFL's final roster cut deadline, you will hear the following used in any number of circumstances, be it team or position analysis: "It's a good problem to have."
I'm a frighteningly analytical fella, frequently paralyzed by over-thinking a decision as simple as what to eat. It makes managing a fantasy team particularly difficult. For that reason (and many others), I would make a lousy real GM and I've never understood the "good problem to have" treatment.
Black and white decisions are so much easier, so much more comforting, aren't they? Like, if I'd like to keep 4 tight ends, and it just so happens that my 5th TE is a pretty solid dropoff from #4, it's pretty simple…cut that dude and move along. There's no trepidation over what to do or what might be down the line…no fear of regret. It's a much more pleasant night's rest.
But Ted Thompson, GM of the Green Bay Packers, said something to me a couple years back that I have never forgotten. It always makes me smile this time of year. And it lent some clarity to the aforementioned cliché.
Fresh off of a Super Bowl XLV victory, Thompson and the Packers agreed to a contract extension in February of 2011. Thompson, the most criticized man in the history of the organization (see Brett Favre) didn't need to ink his name to a multi-year extension. He had nothing left to prove to the team, the town, the league, nor himself. He had the last laugh. He had won. You would think he would have relished the opportunity to get away from it all and just rest his bones and, more critically, his mind. Presenting precisely that to Thompson (along with a laundry list of his career accomplishments) I asked Thompson: "Why would you sign up for this again?" His response: "Because it's hard."
It's hard. Awesome. That which makes the position entirely unattractive to most is that which draws Thompson (and the successful GMs) back. To them, the tough cut is absolutely a good thing. It's a fantastic character sketch and a worthwhile revisitation of the greatest of sports truths…winning never comes easily.


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Super fun, kate! I love doing things on my own, like going to museums or exploring a new part of town by myself. I used to go into bars on my own quite a bit too. Before I got the nerve to go into a bar alone, though, my old roommate, Amy (the grumpy friend I love in San Diego), and I went into a bar and pretended not to know each other just to see what it felt like to go into one alone.
Then, one night, I had a bad blind date that ended at 9pm on a Friday night. I didn't want to go home, so I went into a bar and sat there trying to call friends to come out and join me. The bartender struck up a conversation with me, then he introduced me to some of the regulars, kept me plied with alcohol all night. I ended up having the best time with the people I met and wound up making out with a guy in the parking lot. After that point, the bouncer hugged me every time I walked in the door. That started the ball rolling for me with finding "my bar" in a town. I drank a bit more back then. After I got together with DH, that was the end of it all.
Chrissy, I sort of can't wait until Bodhi is old enough to give me some serious sass. Your daughters sound like they're pretty good at it. LOL.
Ash, Wyoming has a single area code?
I went to the zoo website and it looks fun. We love zoos. I hope it's ok that I'll have DH with me. Talk more about it soon. We don't fly out there until Tues.


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A surprise announcement was made Thursday at Webster Jr. High School (WJH) when a teacher was awarded an Abraham Lincoln Fellowship from Horace Mann Educators Corporation.
"Christopher Jackson was the sole teacher from Louisiana to be recognized for this award," WJH principal Elena Black said. "We want to celebrate with him and show him how proud we are of his achievement."Subscribe to Read!


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Watch this exclusive performance of "Walk Over Me" at the MLB Fan Cave in New York!
The All-American Rejects' Flatline EP will feature remixes by Skrillex, Jeff Bhasker v. Tyler Johnson, and "Heartbeat Slowing Down (Flatline Version)."
The release will come out on November 13th, and you can preview the Flatline Version of "Heartbeat Slowing Down" here!
The All-American Rejects Flatline EP Tracklisting:
1. "Heartbeat Slowing Down" (Flatline Version)
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Tristan's Q & A
Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
The Chargers, San Diego baby where I am from!!!
What's your favorite movie quote?
"This is YOUR life and its ending one minute at a time" - Fight Club
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
Sonic the Hedgehog!!! Probably couldn't kick your butt ;p
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
pierced tongue, nose, belly button, nipples, lip monroe, but I only have my belly button in now :) Marilyn Monroe portrait tattoo on my back. Stars on my hip for everyone in my family that have passed away to the next level
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
My Dick- Mickey Avalon
What's your best party trick?
Drink a beer from my cleavage
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
When they compare me to Marilyn Monroe I am a sucker for that :)
What's the worst job you've ever had?
Jack in the Box employee lol
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
skydiving!!! and fighting a chick triple my size ha!
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
IHOP!!! Mozzerella sticks with ranch!!
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
Swedish Mustard
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
you do not want to know, lol, seriously I could get in trouble for telling it!
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
lingerie :)
Tell us a joke.
Two guys walk into a bar, "ouch" hahahahahahahahahahahhahaa


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Chris Garia hit a pair of home runs to lead the Spokane Indians to an 8-6 win over the Boise Hawks on Sunday.
Garia led off the bottom of the first inning with the Indians' first homer of the season. He added another solo shot in the second.
Spokane (4-6) scored five runs in the first three innings and led 7-0 after five frames, but Boise (4-6) scored four times in the sixth.
Reliever Sam Wolff (1-0) pitched a 1 1/3 scoreless innings for the win and Justin Sprenger threw a clean ninth for his first save.
The two teams complete the five-game series with a 6:30 p.m. contest on Monday at Avista Stadium.


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Brené Brown:
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Brené Brown studies human connection — our ability to empathize, belong, love. In a poignant, funny talk, she shares a deep insight from her research, one that sent her on a personal quest to know herself as well as to understand humanity. A talk to share.
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Northeast Louisiana Master Gardener presents the Fifth Annual Spring Plant Sale on Saturday, April 6 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the West Monroe Farmers Market, located at 1700 North 7th Street.
Shoppers will find native plants, flowering vines, perennials, annuals, butterfly garden plants, flowering shrubs, plants for shady gardens and plants not usually found locally. Look for colorful hanging baskets and houseplants. Explore an assortment of herbs and vegetables, including tomatoes. Learn more about the Louisiana Super Plants, known for performing well even in our hot summer climate.Subscribe to Read!


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It's a pepper trend that's sweeping the nation.
Do you like sweet with a touch of heat? Then shishito peppers may be just the food for you.
Shishito peppers are usually served as a starter. Similar to edamame, they're cooked and seasoned with coarse salt and eaten like chips.
The peppers are generally grilled or sautéed in oil, blister them and then serve them in a bowl and watch the crowd go wild.
If you feel a little more adventurous, you can also pickle them (like jalapenos) and serve them with braised pork.
These shishito peppers could be you new go-to when it comes to entertaining and getting people to talk about your great culinary skills.


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Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma (NHL)
Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL) is cancer of the cells of the lymphatic system. In non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, cells in the lymphatic system divide and grow without order or control, or old cells do not die as cells normally do.
Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma can start almost anywhere in the body. It may occur in a single lymph node, a group of lymph nodes, or an organ such as the spleen. NHL can spread to almost any part of the body, including the liver, bone marrow, and spleen.
The incidence of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma has increased over the years, but experts don't know what causes NHL. The abnormal cell growth that happens with NHL may be linked to infections, exposure to something in the environment, or to a problem with the immune system. NHL is not contagious.
The most common symptom of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma is a painless swelling of the lymph nodes in the neck, underarm, or groin. Other symptoms may include unexplained fever; night sweats; fatigue; weight loss; and red, itchy patches on the skin.
The chances of cure with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma depend on the stage of the cancer and what the cells look like under the microscope (histology) when the lymphoma is diagnosed. NHL is often treated with radiation or chemotherapy.
Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma is different from and occurs more frequently than Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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You may already have some of the following ingredients. But
just in case, let's put together our shopping list.
8oz. package of cream cheese
Large Eggs
Baking Powder
Baking Soda
1 ¼ lb. of Bananas (about 4 medium)
Toasted Pecans
Vanilla Extract
Brown Sugar
All-Purpose Flour
Now that we have everything we need, let's get started by measuring the ingredients.
3/4 cup butter, softened
1 (8-ounce) package cream cheese, softened
2 cups sugar
2 large eggs
3 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 cups mashed bananas
1 cup chopped, toasted pecans
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 cup firmly packed brown sugar
1/2 cup chopped, toasted pecans
1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
1 tablespoon melted butter
1/8 teaspoon ground cinnamon
Pre-heat oven to 350°
Beat butter and cream cheese at medium speed with an electric mixer until creamy. Gradually add sugar, beating until light and fluffy. Add eggs, 1 at a time, beating just until blended after each addition.
Combine flour and next 3 ingredients; gradually add to butter mixture, beating at low speed just until blended. Stir in bananas, pecans, and vanilla. Spoon batter into 2 greased and floured 8 x 4-inch loaf pans.
Stir together brown sugar, 1/2 cup pecans, 1 tablespoon flour, 1 tablespoon melted butter, and cinnamon. Sprinkle mixture evenly over batter.
Bake at 350° for 1 hour or until a long wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean and sides pull away from pan, shielding with aluminum foil last 15 minutes to prevent browning, if necessary. Cool bread in pans on wire racks 10 minutes. Remove from pans, and cool 30 minutes on wire racks before slicing.
Makes 2 loaves
I first found this recipe reading Southern Living JANUARY 2005. It is spectacular!


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Choose from 36 Nibblers® bite-sized cookies or a medley of 18 Nibblers® bite-sized cookies, 12 Brownie Bites and 2 frosted heart-shaped cookies.
Dimensions: 10" x 10.75" x 2.25"**Due to our dough mixing process, all of our products may have come in contact with nut oils.
- Nibblers® bite-sized cookies come in an assortment of our most popular flavors.
- Nibblers® bite-sized cookies come packaged in half dozens in a special wrapper designed to preserve out-of-the-oven freshness since no preservatives are used.
- Cookies taste best when eaten the same day they are received.
- Brownies are best when refrigerated or frozen.
- Some tips if you have to save some cookies for later: never refrigerate - they dry out, store in an airtight container with a piece of white bread, may be frozen in an airtight bag.
- Thawed cookies can be warmed in the microwave for up to 10 seconds or a 375 degree oven for 1-2 minutes.
- Frozen cookies can be warmed in the microwave for 20-30 seconds or a 375 degree oven for 1-3 minutes.
3 customer reviews have been submitted for the Love Bug Box.
Overall Rating:(4.7 of 5)
Grandkids love it(02/01/2012)Sent this to my grandkids and they loved it! They thought the box was very funny.
Very Nice(02/14/2011)I ordered this for my hubby, and he loved it, as well as his co-workers.
Yay!(02/15/2011)My mom ordered this for me for Valentine's day. Was sent to my dorm on time and everything was great! It's so cute, made my day. I would recommend this to anyone. :)
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Metro Detroiters are digging out from the latest round of snow as a powerful winter storm sweeps across much of the Midwest.
The heavy wet snow began falling late Tuesday afternoon and continued overnight prompting school closings and power outages. Long time residents have very different ways of preparing when the weather man says snow is on the way and that includes FOX 2's Ryan Ermanni.
See how he turned to making pizza and even a round of boxing to get ready for the latest punch of winter weather from Mother Nature.
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Mark Corey of FranNet and Lisa Diggs of Buy Michigan Now join Murray Feldman in the Fox 2 Job Shop to talk about franchise opportunities.
From the Michigan Franchise Forum: The corporate realities in Michigan have had many considering career transitions that involve starting their own business and investing in themselves. For those looking at a new career path or a new investment opportunity that will also help support growing Michigan-based companies, they can join FranNet of Michigan, Buy Michigan Now and SCORE as they co-present the Michigan Franchise Forum on Wednesday, March 20 (3-5:30 p.m.) at VELOCITY Collaboration Center.
The Michigan Franchise Forum provides attendees with the opportunity to learn about several premier franchise companies that are headquartered right here in Michigan and poised for continued expansion in our state. Franchise development executives will also be available for one-on-one discussions after the presentation, including the event's co-sponsors Battery Giant (Sterling Heights), Zoup (Southfield), ComForcare Senior Services (Bloomfield Hills), Roosters Men's Grooming Centers (Lapeer) and ProTect Painters (Ann Arbor).
If the steps needed to achieve career freedom and control may still seem a bit confusing, Keynote speaker Mark Cory of Franchise Network (FranNet) of Michigan will provide Michigan Franchise Forum attendees with invaluable information on franchise due diligence and a step-by-step methodology for selecting the right fit. Cory will also discuss how franchising can provide a proven, systematic approach to starting and staying in business. In addition, a franchise financing expert will discuss funding options for franchises with a total investment range starting at below $100K.
The Michigan Franchise Forum is FREE of charge and open to the public.
Seating is limited and registration is required. To register, contact Mark Cory of FranNet of Michigan via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com or register on-line at http://michiganfranchiseforum.com/registration.php.
The Michigan Franchise Forum will be held at VELOCITY Collaboration Center in Sterling Heights (6633 18 Mile Road between Van Dyke and Mound Road).
For more information, call 313-821-5060 or visit www.frannet.com.
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