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"That will conclude seven years and I will not stay on longer than that," Speed said from the ICC's headquarters in Dubai.
He denied that the criticism both he and the ICC had received during the World Cup had influenced his decision, insisting that he had made up his mind before then.
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"Can I get a bottom of wine…"
A drunk had wandered into the dentist office in downtown Baltimore while we were waiting to have our teeth cleaned.
"I'm sorry, sir. You're going to have to leave," said the blond woman at the desk. "This is a dentist office. You come here to get your teeth worked on. This isn't a liquor store."
"Wha…? I'm s'posed to be here… I think…my mother sent me down here…"
"My mother…"
"Wait a minute," said an older woman behind the desk. "That's Henry. That's Ms. Rogers son."
The man was very drunk. His eyes were out of focus. He was about 40 years old…wearing what looked like a hunting jacket. Wobbling as he stood before the desk.
"Okay…" continued the blond woman. "Henry…we're not going to work on your teeth if you're drunk. You come back straight…and we'll take you.
"Besides, your appointment is for tomorrow at 9:30…not today. You run along…and come back tomorrow at 9:30…and come back sober…okay?"
"Henry," the older woman took up the conversation. "Do you have bus fare? How you gonna get home?"
"Bus fare…why? I'm not going anywhere…"
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The Edinburgh Fringe has a pleasant habit of throwing a sleeper into the awards mix and this year it is David O'Doherty. The softly-spoken Irishman is a surprise nomination for the if.comeddies prize, but while many might be saying "David who?" anyone who has seen his gloriously gentle show will be delighted to see it recognised.
O'Doherty also writes children's stories and there is a definite childlike quality to his stand-up. Shuffling onstage in a scruffy shirt, loose tie and sloppy trousers, he is every inch the oddball. His performance is as scattershot as his dresssense, embracing songs, autobiographical anecdotes and a story about how penguins could reduce crime.
He starts by highlighting selfmocking parallels between himself and rapper 50 Cent. "50" has been shot, O'Doherty has two penalty points for bad driving. "50" spent his twenties in a world of guns, drugs and hip hop, O'Doherty spent his twenties in a world of temping and telemarketing.
Like 50 Cent, O'Doherty makes music, though in his case it involves cute ditties on toy keyboards. The most infectious of these is about being a superhero with very mild superpowers, such as being able to remember where crockery goes.
This is warm-glow comedy at its best, though I suspect O'Doherty is steelier than his chocolate-milk nerdiness suggests. At one point a phone rang and he delivered a beautifully withering putdown. "You might think you've got a good mobile, but they'll soon be making models that include a George Foreman Grill."
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In the past few weeks there seems to have been a surge in geospatial use of "new media." New media is all that is new in communicating messages, everything that's not a phone or a newspaper or a magazine or a video tape.Instead, it's the Web and podcasts and blogs and the like.
A few weeks ago I noticed a rash of geospatial podcasts.Several are interviews by Iowa-based GIS practitioner Howard Butler.He's begun interviewing some of the "minds" of GIS (himself, James Fee) and the open source community (Frank Warmerdam, Tyler Mitchell).O'Reilly and Associates make available podcasts of speakers from its Where 2.0 conference, including presentations by Tim O'Reilly, Stephen Lawlor of Microsoft, David Rumsey and Michael Fruman of Eyebeam (Fundrace).Alan A.Lew, Professor and Department Chair Department of Geography, Planning and Recreation at Northern Arizona University hosts a series of "Geography for Travelers Travel and Tourism" podcasts.(He lists a few others here.) PhD students Jesse and Sue, offer a weekly newsy 30 minute "Very Spatial Podcast." Read an interview with them here.
Google is using streaming video to get the word out about its work. Google Earth was demoed during its Factory Tour.That demo is part of a video now available.Microsoft followed up with a Virtual Earth video via its Channel 9. ESRI is offering online video via its ESRI Developer Network (EDN).(Back in 1992, ESRI's ArcCAD team created a video cassette discussing the product.We gave it away at trade shows.) I praised Laser-Scan earlier this year for hosting a live webcast of its user conference presentations, the first sighting of this type of "new media" commitment.
ESRI and MapInfo are offering press releases in an RSS feed. Interestingly, the content of those press releases is changing, too. Note how many hyperlinks are included in this ESRI release, many of which do not pertain directly to the product in question.
I was frankly surprised to see a press release recently from GITA noting that it would host an "online convention and exposition" later this year.Seven speakers will speak and vendors will offer information about their wares.The event will be free and run from October to the end of the year.
Is the Geospatial Community Ready for New Media?
All of this is cool and interesting.The question is, are these new formats appropriate for the types of communications their purveyors intend? Do ESRI developers want to watch online videos? Do the offerings noted above include content of interest? Will potential and existing GIS users visit GITA's online convention, instead of, or in addition to, buying plane tickets to next year's event? Are more people/press outlets going to tap into MapInfo's press releases because of the RSS feed?
As a staffer at a "new media" company, I hope so.Still, it's hard to get people out of old habits.While online readership of newspapers is up, many diehards still read the print edition.Others opt for a freebie print publication, like Boston's Metro (majority owned by the Boston Globe, which is in turn owned by the New York Times), supplemented with Web reading.In early 2004 when I queried readers of another e-mail newsletter about their interest in RSS, just under 20% knew what RSS was.Today at Directions we get e-mail when a feed (we have several) goes "down."
I for one am a big fan of RSS.And, once you "get the hang of it" it's easy to work with and simply provides another way of filtering information that comes at you electronically.Podcasts, though very hip are simply saved digital audio programs.While I enjoy them on other topics, I'm not used to listening to people speak on geospatial topics without slides or demos or something.This is such a graphic technology, it's hard to imagine being able to "get it" without an image.That said, if the content is an interview, it's another story, especially if the interviewer is skillful.
Streaming video works for me.ESRI's live training seminars are well produced, clear, and in many cases, just like being in the classroom.To date I don't recall seeing any online training that's as compelling, but then I've not sought out such presentations either.
I am still skeptical of online seminars.I've "attended" many hosted by vendors and even spoke at one.Most are simply papers or marketing presentations that might have been given live, but are instead done online.Most have a series of PowerPoint slides, a lame poll (Where are attendees from? How many people are watching with you?) and a demo.The demo is sometimes live and sometimes just a pre-recorded "movie" of a demo.These online seminars have room for improvement.The speaker gets little or no feedback or energy from the audience resulting in a droning presentation.PowerPoint slides which are only slightly dull in a dimly lit room are far worse on screen when one can check e-mail or IM with colleagues at the same time.Demos to a group also can fall flat, mostly due to lack of audience feedback.
Online conferences can be simply a series of PowerPoint enhanced seminars packaged as a group.In addition, there are vendor booths (= websites) one can browse.What is the advantage over simply visiting the company's website? I'm not sure.That said, the one online tradeshow I attended that stuck with me was one where there was online chat at the booths.All of us in the booth at the same time, three of four when I visited, could ask questions of the vendor and "see" the answers.While chat in and of itself is just part of a truly interactive experience, I have to give the Bentley rep credit, as he did an excellent job explaining technical details "writing" in "real time."
I have a few pieces of advice for anyone looking to use new media in communicating about geospatial topics.
- New media is not old media.Just because the print version of the New York Times has pages and columns does not mean that the online version must.Just because sessions at formal conferences run for an hour, those online need not.This is the "wild west" - there are few (if any) rules.
- Remember that geospatial technology is inherently graphic.A podcast voice describing patterns on a map will most definitely be less effective than sharing that map.Now, how you share the map, is up to you.There is no rule that says you must click through 30 slides in 30 minutes (see #1).Instead consider providing all the graphics in a PDF so listeners can look at them before, during or after a presentation.
- Marketing is still marketing, even if it's wrapped in new media clothing.Taking the same old marketing presentation and putting it on the Web is unlikely to produce better results than the live effort.Consider how to best use the new medium to make the presentation interactive and more compelling.
- Provide methods for feedback.New media is all about interactivity.Make it easy to provide feedback via forms or e-mail, even via voice.And, users of new media, let vendors and publishers know what works and what does not.


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The four star running back turned in another workman like effort last night with 227 yards and five touchdowns on 23 carries in a 76-50 win over New Hope Last night.
Now winners of four straight, West Point is playing for post season seeding now.
The Green Wave (6-4) will take on Lewisburg in the regular season finale.
Dontavian Lee scored three touchdowns and ran for 99 yards on just seven carries in a 48-21 win over Northeast Jones.
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Nick Fitzgerald and Richmond Hill clinched their own #2 region spot and first round home game with a 41-21 win over Jenkins.
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Darius Liggins and Oxford were again victorious as they shelled Center Hill 56-27.
Oxford (10-0) will close out the regular season as region champs and the top seed with a win over Lake Cormorant on senior night next Friday.
Sean Rawlings and MRA got back on track with an impressive 48-6 rout of Hillcrest Christian.
Now 7-3, MRA will host Heritage in the regular season finale next week before learning their own post season destination.
Lashard Durr returned a punt 36 yards for a touchdown to stake Harrison Central to a two score lead, but the Red Rebels could not hold the lead as St. Martin came from behind to win 14-10.
Harrison Central (6-4) will host Hancock this week needing a win and a little help to get into the 6A playoffs.
Chris Rayford and Byhalia saw their regular season come to a close with a 50-13 loss to Lafayette.
BHS ends the regular season at 3-6.
Logan Cooke had four kickoffs for touchbacks and a 49 yard punt in Columbia Academy's 49-20 loss to Presbyterian Christian.
CA (3-6) will travel to Copiah Academy to close out the 2013 slate next week.
Braxton Hoyett and Pelham took it on the chin last night as Shades Valley rolled 55-20.
Despite the loss, Pelham (6-4) earned a playoff spot and will be on the road to Fairhope next week in first round action.
Jordan Harris and Stephenson take on Mays High today.
All other 2014 MSU commitments have completed their seasons.
Other names of Bulldog interest
MSU 2016 commitment Jonathan Pollock and Dr. Phillips continue to roll over the competition.
A 42-14 win over Freedom High brings the Dr. Phillips to 9-0 with a huge match up with Winter Park (8-1) looking next week.
MSU 2017 commitment Anthony Hines and Episcopal School of Dallas will put their 5-2 mark on the line later today when they take on St.Mark's.
Rosa Fort's Brandon Bryant led Rosa Fort to a 22-13 win over Senatbobia securing the region championship and the #1 seed in the playoffs.


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This is a discussion on Hypothetical: You are on this blog ranting about improper behavior within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Originally Posted by ErnieNWillis Ignore the person. Calling someone out on the internet is a joke. Agreed. ^^ Besides I'd ask myself this simple question; ...
Besides I'd ask myself this simple question; 'To what end?'
What do I get out of it as benefit? How about my cost in time? And flatly, why do or should I care regardless?
Let it slide.
As long as no children are at real risk nor is there a crime under consideration.
- Janq
"Killers who are not deterred by laws against murder are not going to be deterred by laws against guns. " - Robert A. Levy
"A license to carry a concealed weapon does not make you a free-lance policeman." - Florida Div. of Licensing
Depends on the situation. It would depend on what you were ranting about in the first place. Is it important enough to you that you feel you should debate it further with the person?
"Anyone worth shooting, is probably worth shooting several times."
Zoe: "Preacher, don't the Bible have some pretty specific things to say about killing?
Book: "Quite specific. It is, however, somewhat fuzzier on the subject of kneecaps."
It is not your job to babysit others. Especially a stranger online. Leave them to their own devices. If they want to ignore the law, they will. You can help them find good info, but that is about it. If you know of a crime that is imminent contact the site mods and LEO.
I would just click my heels 3 times and repeat "it's only the internet"......
I'm going to echo Janq here. I'd just let it go. I can't see what positive outcome there would be by calling someone out or wasting time out of your life to do research about this person. Clearly it's someone who's actions bother you, why give it any more of your attention?
Don't frisk me, I am the weapon.
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Let it go...move on!
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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I think that actually finding the person you're ranting about on the same blog replying to your rant is slim. Now meeting someone who may have the same ideas as that person is much greater.
It also could just be someone playing devils advocate to see exactly where you are coming from. Sometimes thats a very good way to ferret out all the facts.
P.S. I wasn't trying to be threatening by showing my handgun. I was showing off my new thong .
Someone may have the same views as them, and are different than yours. So what ? IF 99 people say this, and 1 that... doesn't mean the 1 is wrong either.
I don't understand why it's even a concern to you.
I would check to see if the person responds to this post (as I suspect you are) and take it from there. :)
Forget it. Move on and don't let it get to you.
NRA life member.
This one has been good for a few hearty laughs anyway. I have to agree with the majority though. What good would it do? I have enough things to drive me crazy these days without conspiracies to feed into.P.S. I wasn't trying to be threatening by showing my handgun. I was showing off my new thong .
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First Look at Luc Besson's "Valerian".
Chris here. With the events of this week, some cheesy intergalactic journey doesn't sound too bad if it means we get to escape our planet for a little while. Here for a quick distraction is next year's scifi saga from Luc Besson Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets:
Some quick thoughts:
- I can't quite decide if these visuals are exciting or ugly/boring. It's certainly energized, but still nothing we haven't seen before.
- Dane DeHaan is a strong young talent, but action movie material? Curious casting. But my goodness was he sultry in Kill Your Darlings, so maybe at best he won't be bland here.
- Speaking of casting, this romantic pairing is a bit icky considering they look like they could be siblings.
- This will come around the 20th anniversary of Besson's The Fifth Element. I'm not a fan, but Valerian might be a fun way to celebrate Element's milestone for the fanbase, especially as this appears to be chasing its vibe.
- ... but I do miss the Besson that gave us Leon: The Professional and La Femme Nikita.
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Not long ago, his words might be dismissed with contempt. But the calls were coming from Palestinians in the occupied territories, anxious to ensure the Palestinians based in Lebanon and Syria were not going to engage in inter-Palestinian struggles if "the end" comes. "It's a turning- point in the war between our two peoples," the Palestinian said. "The old 'intifada' is finished - the new intifada will be qualitative. We cannot go on throwing stones and setting tyres on fire. There has to be direct contact with the Israelis."
It didn't take long to understand what this means. If the Lebanese guerrilla war against the Israelis, which drove the mighty Israeli army back to the southern frontier of Lebanon, was an example to the Palestinians, would not the Palestinians from Lebanon who are now in the West Bank use the tactics they had developed in the Lebanese war in any coming battle with the Israeli army? Yes, the Palestinian said, he wanted his people to talk to the Israelis, to try to persuade them - desperately - to reverse the events set in motion by Prime Minister Netanyahu's decision to construct the Jewish settlement on occupied land. But he didn't hold out much hope. "Madeleine Albright [US Secretary of State] is still talking about putting the 'peace process' back 'on track'," he said. "But she can't. The US has lost all its credibility."
There are few Arabs who would disagree when the most pro-Israeli US government ever is vetoing any condemnation of the Jewish settlement. As an Egyptian journalist said yesterday: "It's the same old story - the Israelis provoke the Arabs by some flagrant violation of the peace, the Palestinians react violently and then the Americans line up behind the Israelis in condemning 'terror'. Our president (Mubarak) is openly saying he was betrayed. He's right - he was betrayed - by the Israelis and by the Americans."
Arabs list the reasons why Washington has so fatally lost control of the "peace process". How can it be a 'middle-man' when its ambassador to Israel is former head of the largest Israeli lobby group in America? How can President Clinton understand what the Israelis are doing to the "peace" when his advisers include a former Israeli army officer who served on the Lebanese border scarcely three years ago? Fewer Arabs remember how many of them so blithely accepted the flawed Oslo agreement of 1993, which fatally undercut the results of the 1991 Madrid summit. At Madrid, they were promised land for peace based on UN Security Council Resolution 242. Oslo allowed the Israelis to renegotiate 242, deciding for themselves which pieces of Palestinians territory they would hand back - and when - while closing off Jerusalem with further settlements before final-status talks. After that, the Beirut camp official said, it was only to be expected that Mr Netanyahu would refuse to give back the occupied Golan and accuse Syria of not wanting peace.
Mr Mubarak did say yesterday that he was still waiting for Mr Netanyahu to honour his word by the "peace process" - he is saying much harsher things to his advisers - while the Israelis are now trading insults with virtually every Arab nation with whom they had, until last year, some semblance of relations.
Can Mr Mubarak trust Mr Netanyahu? When I asked the Israeli Prime Minister in Cairo last month whether Palestinians could buy new homes in Jewish west Jerusalem, as Israelis are to be allowed to in the Arab east of the city, he said he thought they could - "so far as I know." But this is untrue. They are prevented from doing so. Mr Netanyahu says he will provide Arab as well as Jewish homes. Israel promised 18,000 Arab apartments next to the Jewish settlement of Pisgat Zeev in 1980. Not one has been built. On Monday an Israeli spokesman insisted on the BBC that "there is nothing in the (Oslo) agreement, in any shape or form, that limits what Israel can do in its own sovereign capital." But nowhere in the Oslo agreement is there any reference to all of Jerusalem being Israel's "sovereign capital".
The truth is that the Arabs - for all their dictatorial leaders and secret policemen and torture chambers - believe they have been taken for a ride. Which is why some of them are thinking of how to fight for their islands of territory in the West Bank rather than make peace from them.
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Sail Date: March 18, 2012
Reviewed: 5 years ago
Traveled As: Couple
Room Type: Balcony
Pros: comedy
Cons: the ships things to do list
Recommends Carnival Pride? No.
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Before Petfinder, I was an editor at People.com, so I've got a secret interest in all things celebrity. I've also got a mental tally of celebrities who adopted their pets, and I'm always happy to add another one to the list.
So I was thrilled yesterday to read the new issue of the New York Post's Page Six magazine and learn that cover girl Gabrielle Union is the proud mama of three dogs:
Bubba, a mastiff-American bulldog mix; Pink, a pit bull-Dalmatian mix;
and Bobby Hurley (named for the basketball player), a Maltese. (Read the full story here.)
Oh, and if anyone wants live like a celebrity, it's easy to find a mastiff-American bulldog mix (like June, left, at Friends of Linden Animal Shelter in Linden, NJ), a pit-Dalmatian mix (like Chablis, center, at Pet Paws for Love in Garfield, NJ), or a Maltese (like Billie, right, at Metropolitan Maltese Rescue in NYC) on Petfinder!


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New York POP Artist
MICHAEL ALBERT(American, born 1966)
Albert has been creating ART since his college days at New York University, where he studied business. His art has evolved from doodles and Pen & Ink, to serious wax oil drawings, to the cubist mosaic Cereal box collages he has become known for. In the past several years he has been creating large scale "Epic" collage works on various themes including historical, biblical, literary, musical, lyrical, botanical, mathematical & geographical.....
Michael Albert (artist) Wikipedia page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Albert_(artist)
MA Interview at Smithsonian Institute American Art Museum Washington, DC February 2012
Original Quote by Pop Artist/Author Michael Albert
"You are what you crEATe."
Check out Albert's Pinterest Boards!!! To view a nice selection of Albert's Art & Photos from some of his events visit http://www.pinterest.com/sirrealjuice/
Something New...
Albert's first book, called'An Artist's America' (Henry Holt, 2008) is now available GLOBALLY here at THE STORE. Softcover copies are $20 plus shipping and handling. The first edition Hardcover is now quite rare & expensive if you can find it! Look for it at Amazon.com, at independent book stores, MANY LIBRARIES All over the USA and many other book sites..... just Google it!
ALBERT is also the founder ofSir Real, a brand of Organic & All Natural FRUIT JUICES featuring his artwork. For more info visit www.sirreal.com
TO SEE MANY EXAMPLES OF ALBERT'S ARTWORKS go to >> THE STORE >> go to THE GALLERY,,,,
Thank you for your interest!!
An Artist's America by Michael Albert originally published in 2008, NOW AVAILABLE in SOFT COVER for $20.00 & comes signed!!
MA studio e-mail is:
MR. ALBERT REGULARLY GIVES ARTIST TALKS & RUNS A TRAVELING ART PROGRAM CALLED "THE MODERN POP ART EXPERIENCE" WHICH INCLUDES A CEREAL BOX COLLAGE WORKSHOP FOR STUDENTS (including: Pre K, Elementary, Middle School, High School, University & Adult) AND ART LOVERS OF ALL AGES.
ATTENTION: Libraries, Schools, Museums, Art Festivals & Other Art Venues -- Please contact Mr. Albert's Studio for information about his programs.
To look at possible dates See His Full Schedule listed to your right on this website's Home page....
914-948-9342 Studio
ART Exhibitions,COLLAGE Workshops, "AN ARTIST'S AMERICA" Book Events, Teaching Programs & Exhibitions:
STILL On Semi-Permanent Display: MODERN POP ART SHOW AT 3 COSI RESTAURANTS in NY, NJ, & CT -- View a selection of Michael Albert Modern Pop Art Works NOW at the following Cosi locations: Westchester County, NY-- Larchmont; CONNECTICUT--*Stamford-- High Ridge Rd (*newly revamped) and NEW JERSEY--Morristown, NJ
EXHIBIT Now thru the Summer of 2017 Psylodelic Gallery at the Fur Peace Ranch 39495 St. Clair Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio One Man Exhibition "Lyrical Visions by Michael Albert" in honor of the "50th Anniversary of the Summer of LOVE **28 new works on display** Albert will be at Fur Peace Ranch for the Arts & Minds Fest on Saturday July 29 **For more info call 740-992-6228
On view NOW!!!
EXHIBIT Now Thru September 10 AT PENINSULA PUBLIC LIBRARY LAWRENCE, NY **COMMUNITY ROOM ***21 ARTWORKS: Retrospective of framed limitedition posters (JANET SCHNEIDER)
June 13 (Tuesday) Annual Museum Mile Festival NYC FREE Poster Giveaway from 5-10pm at Fifth Ave & 93rd Street (approximately) **Weather Permitting
West Virginia & Ohio region
June 14 (Wednesday)
2 programs:
Guernsey County District Public Library Crossroads branch 63500 Byesville Road Cambridge, OHIO **Pop Art Kick Off to Summer Reading event 1-3pm (Donna King) 740-432-7536
Moundsville-Marshall County Public Library Moundsville, West Virginia **Pop Art Family Night 6-8pm (Catherine Feryok) 304-845-6911
June 15 (Thursday)
3 programs:
Clarksburg-Harrison County Public Library 404 West Pike Street Clarksburg, West Virginia **Summer Reading program 10am-Noon (Erica Perry) 304-627-2236
Taylor County Public Library 200 Beech Street Grafton, West Virginia **Pop Art program & Collage workshop 1-3pm (Alesha Tocco) 304-265-6121
Barnesville Hutton Memorial Public Central Library Barnesville, OHIO **Pop Art program for Kids Teens & Families 6-8pm (Brandi Little) 740-425-1651 **location details to follow
June 16 (Friday)
2 Programs
Benwood-McMechen Library 201 Marshall Street Benwood, West Virginia **Pop Art program & Collage workshop 11am-1pm
Bellaire Public Library 330 32nd Street Bellaire, Ohio **afternoon Pop Art program 2:30-4:30pm (Brooke Bumgardner) 740-676-9421
June 17 (Saturday) **Special event with the Children's Museum of the Ohio Valley Wheeling, West Virginia **Wheeling Arts Festival at Wheeling Heritage Port 1201 Water Street Wheeling, WV Noon-8pm (Valerie Reed) 304-214-5437
June 18 (Sunday) Children's Museum of the Ohio Valley 1000 Main Street Wheeling, WV Noon-5pm **Open Collage workshop & Free Poster Giveaway/Signing at the Museum (Valerie Reed) 304-214-5437
June 19 (Monday)
Three Programs in OHIO
The Public Library of Steubenville & Jefferson County, Ohio **2 programs at the Schiappa branch 4141 Mall Drive Steubenville, OH
**Pop Art program & Collage workshop for kids 5-10 years old 10am-Noon
***Pop Art program/Workshop for Tweens & Teens 10-19 years old from 1-3pm (Misty Teasdale) 740-264-6166
June 20 (Tuesday)
3 programs
Morgantown Public Library 373 Spruce Street Morgantown, WV **Pop Art program 10am-Noon (Ruth Godfrey) 304-291-7425
Cameron Public Library 44 Main Cameron, West Virginia **Pop Art Collage Workshop program 2-4pm (304) 686-2140 (Susan)
St. Clairsville Public Library 108 West Main Street St. Clairsville, OH **Pop Art Family program for Families "Build A Better Environment" from 6-8pm (Pam Robinson) 740-695-2028
June 21 (Wednesday) *Morning TV segment with Oh Wow Museum! Youngstown, OH
and **Two Pop Art Programs at:
Wayne County Public Library 220 West Liberty Street Wooster, OH **Pop Art program for Kids, Teens & Tweens 1-3pm (Barb Landers) (330) 262-0916
Marysville Public Library 231 South Plum Street Marysville, OH **Community/Family Pop Art Program 6-8pm (Kate McCartney) (937) 642-1876
June 22 (Thursday)
**2 programs in OHIO
Westerville Public Library 126 S. State Street Westerville, Ohio *Pop Art Workshop & Summer Reading program for Teens 1-3pm (Anne Low) 614-259-5017
Pickerington Public Library 201 Opportunity Way Pickerington, Ohio 6:30-8:30pm (Cathy Burden) 614-837-4104
June 23 (Friday) Mary H. Weir Library Weirton, West Virginia **Pop Art program Afternoon session 2-4pm (Nikki Jagela)
June 24 (Saturday) Boonshoft Museum of Discovery 2600 DeWeese Parkway Dayton, Ohio **Visiting Artist/Pop Art collage workshop for kids & families 10am-4pm (Dawn Kirchner, Trey Estes) 937-275-7431
June 25 (Sunday) Children's Museum of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA ***All Day Workshop & Collaborative collage project 10am-4pm (Zena Ruiz, Joanna Kemp, Julia McManus)
OHIO July 26 - July 1
June 26 (Monday) **2 OHIO programs:
Herbert Wescoat Memorial Library 120 N. Market Street McArthur, OHIO **Pop Art Summer Reading program 10:30am-12:30pm (Diana Johnston) 740-596-5691
The Public Library of Youngstown Canfield Library 43 West Main Street Canfield, OHIO **evening program 6-8pm 330-744-8636
June 27 (Tuesday)
***Three OHIO Programs!!
***2 programs at The Public Library of Youngstown: Poland Library 311 South Main Street Poland, OH from 10am-Noon 330-744-8636
Austintown Library 600 South Raccoon Rd. Youngstown, OH from 2-4pm 330-744-8636
Euclid Public Library 631 East 22nd Street Euclid, Ohio **Evening Pop Art program 6-8pm (Christine Pyles) 216-261-5300
June 28 (Wednesday) **2 OHIO Programs
Mansfield/Richland County Public Library Mansfield, Ohio **2 Art programs for Teens
Madison branch 1395 Grace Street Mansfield, OH (419-589-7050) 2-4pm
Mansfield Main Library 43 West Third Street Mansfield, OH (419-521-3100) 5:30-7:30pm
June 29 (Thursday)
***3 OHIO programs
The Public Library of Youngstown Boardman Library 7680 Glenwood Avenue Youngstown, OHIO **Pop Art program 10am-Noon
Mansfield/Richland County Public Library Ontario branch 2221 Village Mall Drive Mansfield, OH (419-529-4912) 2-4pm
Bellville branch 97 Bell Street Bellville, OH (419-886-3811) 5:30-7:30pm (Anne Rhodes- Teen Librarian) 419-521-3100
June 30 (Friday)
**Two Programs
Milan-Berlin Library District 19 East Church Street Milan, OHIO 10am-Noon (Abby Freeman) 419-499-4117
Bucyrus Public Library 200 East Mansfield Street Bucyrus, OH **Pop Art program or kids & Families 2-4pm (Sherry Seiler) 419-562-7327
July 1 (Saturday) Oh Wow! The Roger & Gloria Jones Children's Center for Science & Technology 11 West Federal Street Youngstown, Ohio **All Day Collage Workshop for Kids & families 10am-4pm (Ralf) 330-744-5914
EXHIBITION OPENING JULY 3rd & running thru JULY 31st **Exhibition at the Trenton Free Central Public Library 120 Academy Street Trenton, New Jersey (Laura Poll) ** See info about the Pop Art Collage workshop program July 21
July 5 (Wednesday) John C. Hart Memorial Library 1130 East Main Street Shrub Oak, NY **2 programs
Pop Art program & workshop for Adults & Seniors 2-4
Pop Art program & workshop for Kids & Teens 5-7pm (Ellen Tannenbaum) 914-245-5262
July 6 (Thursday) Woodbury Public Library Central Valley, New York Summer Reading Pop Art program for kids Kindergarten through Grade 9 from 6:30-8:30pm (Linda Geissler) 845-928-2114
July 8 (Saturday) Upper Dublin Public Library 805 Loch Alsh Avenue Fort Washington, PA **2 Pop Art programs Back to Back **Morning program for Older Elementary School Kids 11am-1pm and Afternoon program for Teens 2-4pm (Jennifer Sivers) 215-628-8744
July 9 (Sunday) Carnegie Library 4400 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, PA **Pop Art Collage workshop for Families 12-4pm (Debbie Eld) 412-622-1924
Scranton, PA, Lackawanna & Wyalusing Counties, PA July 10-13
July 10 (Monday) Lackawanna County Public Libraries/Scranton, PA
Carbondale Public Library 10am-Noon
Abingdon Public Library 1200 West Grove Street Clarks Summit, PA **DOUBLE SESSION Pop Art Summer Reading afternoon & evening programs 2-4pm and 6-8pm phone 570-587-3440 details to follow
July 11-13 Wyalusing Public Library system in Pennsylvania: 9 programs over 3 days (Cathy Brady) 570-746-1711
July 11 (Tuesday)
3 programs:
Sayre Public Library 122 South Elmer Avenue Sayre, PA Pop Art program for Summer Reading 10am-Noon phone (Janine Gorski) 570-888-2256
Spalding Memorial Library 724 South Main Street Ste. 1 Athens, PA Pop Art program for Summer Reading 1-3pm phone 570-888-7117
Mather Memorial Library 23866 Route 220 Ulster, PA Pop Art program for Summer Reading 6-8pm phone 570-358-3595
July 12 (Wednesday)
***3 programs
Green Free Library 38 North Center Street Canton, PA Pop Art Summer Reading program 10am-Noon phone 570-673-5744
Allen F. Pierce Free Library 115 Center Street Troy, PA Pop Art Summer Reading program 1-3pm phone 570-297-2745
Bradford County Library 16093 Route 6 Troy, PA Pop Art program for Summer Reading 6-8pm phone 570-297-2436
July 13 (Thursday)
***3 programs:
Monroeton Public Library 149 Dalpiaz Drive Monroeton, PA Pop Art Summer Reading program 10am-Noon phone 570-265-2871
Towanda Public Library 104 Main Street Towanda, PA 1-3pm phone 570-265-2470
Wyalusing Public Library 115 Church Street Wyalusing, PA Summer Reading Pop Art program & Collage workshop 6-8pm phone 570-746-1711
July 15 (Saturday) Southbury Public Library 100 Poverty Road Southbury, CT **Pop Art program for School Age Kids & Teens 1-3pm (Heather Aronson) 203-262-0626
Martha's Vineyard/CAPE COD, MA July 17-19
July 17 (Monday) Martha's Vineyard!! 2 programs:
Vineyard Haven Library 200 Main Street Vineyard Haven, MA **Pop Art program for kids & Families 10:30am-12:30pm (Libby Mueller)
Edgartown Public Library 26 West Tisbury Rd. Edgartown, MA **Pop Art Summer Reading program 2-4pm (Debbie) 508-627-4221
July 18 (Tuesday)
**Three programs on CAPE COD, MA
Whelden Memorial Library 2401 Meetinghouse Way West Barnstable, MA **Pop Art Summer Reading program & Workshop Noon-2pm (Victoria Allard) 508-362-2262
Cotuit Library 871 Main Street Cotuit, MA **Pop Art program for Kids & Families 2:30-4:30pm (Lenora Levine) 508-428-8141
Falmouth Public Library 300 Main Street Falmouth, MA **Pop Art program for kids, Teens & Families 6-8pm (Laura Ford) 508-457-2555
July 19 (Wednesday)
**3 Cape Cod PROGRAMS
Eastham Public Library 190 Samoset Road Eastham, MA **Pop Art Summer Reading program 12-2pm (Fran McLoughlin) 508-240-5950
Wellfleet Library 55 West Main Street Wellfleet, MA Pop Art program for Kids & Teens 3-5pm (Anna Nielsen) 508-349-0310
Truro Public Library 7 Standish Way North Truro, MA **Pop Art Program for Kids, Teens & Families 6-7:30pm (Maggie Hanelt) 508-487-1125
July 20 (Thursday) Kingston Public Library Kingston, NY Pop Art Summer Reading Program 1-3pm (Stephanie Morgan) 845-331-0507 X 7
July 21 (Friday) Trenton Free Central Public Library 120 Academy Street Trenton, NJ **Pop Art program & Collage workshop for kids & teens 1-3pm (Sarah Powell) 609-392-7188
July 22 (Saturday) Greenwich Public Library 101 West Putnam Avenue Greenwich, Connecticut 2-4pm (Deirdre Sullivan) 203-622-7900
July 25 (Tuesday)
**2 programs
Mary Wilcox Memorial Library 2630 Main Street Whitney Point, NY **Pop Art Summer Reading program & Collage Workshop 1-3pm (Stephanie Champney) 607-692-3159
Macedon Public Library 30 West Main Street Macedon, NY *Pop Art Summer reading program 6-8pm (Stacey Wicksall - Director) 315-986-5932
July 26 (Wednesday) Aurora Free Library 370 Main Street Aurora, New York in the Fingerlakes **Summer Reading Library Community / Pop Art Program for Families 7-9pm (Sandy Groth) 315-364-8074
July 27 (Thursday) Philippi Public Library 102 South Main Street Philippi, West Virginia *Pop Art program & Collage workshop 10:30am-Noon (Judy Larry) 304-457-3495
Sistersville Public Library 518 Wells Street Sistersville, West Virginia **Pop Art program for Kids & Families 4-6pm (Sabrina) 304-652-6701
July 28 (Friday) **Two programs at Washington County Public Libraries in OHIO
Marietta Public Library 615 Fifth Street Marietta, OHIO **Pop Art program for Kids & Families 10am-Noon (Julie Stacy) 740-373-1057
Barlow Public Library 45 White Oak professional Center Vincent, OH **Pop Art program for Kids & Families 2-4pm (Anna Henry) 740-678-0103
July 29 (Saturday) Fur Peace Ranch Arts & Minds Festival in Pomeroy, OHIO Noon-7pm **Art table & Opening Art Reception in the Psylodelic Gallery **more details to follow
July 30 (Sunday) The Butler Institute of American Art Museum 524 Wick Avenue Youngstown, OHIO 1-4pm **Family Art Making Program / Collage workshop (Joyce Mistovich & Maggie Kamenista) 330-743-1107
August 1-31 EXHIBITION One-Man Pop Art Show at Burlington County Library at The County Library 5 Pioneer Boulevard Westampton, NJ (Christy Kaciuba) 609-267-9660 **Opening & Collage workshop details to follow
August 1 (Tuesday)
Mt. Sinai Kravis Children's Hospital 1184 Fifth Avenue NY, NY **Special Art making Session & Recorded Segment for the KidZone TV show from 1-3:30pm (with Fran Heyman of Artworks)
Kent Library 17 Sybils Crossing Carmel, NY **Community Pop Art program & Collage workshop for kids school age & up, Teens & Adults 5:30-7:30pm (Rebecca Newman) 845-225-8585
August 2 (Wednesday) Eatontown Public Library 33 Broad Street Eatontown, NJ **Pop Art program for Families 2-4pm (Barbara Chung) 732-389-2665
August 3 (Thursday) Pound Ridge Library 271 Westchester Avenue Pound Ridge, NY **Pop Art Collage workshop session: For Kids School Age & Up 4-6pm (Alan Ramsay) 914- 764-5085
August 7 (Monday) Valley Cottage Free Library Central Library 110 NY-303 Valley Cottage, NY **Pop Art program for Families 4:30-6:30pm (Meredith) 845-268-7700
MASSACHUSETTS August 8-11
August 8 (Tuesday) Robbins Library 700 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington, MA ***Pop Art program & Collage Workshop / Afternoon session 4-6pm (Mora Rothenberg) 781-316-3200
August 9 (Wednesday)
3 Programs in Massachusetts**
Lincoln Public Library 3 Bedford Rd. Lincoln, MA **Pop Art program & Collage Workshop for Summer Reading 10am-Noon (Debbie Leopold) 781-259-8465
Westborough Public Library 55 West Main Street Westborough, MA **Pop Art program for Summer Reading 2-4pm (Dorothy Hurley) 508-366-3050
Whitinsville Social Library 17 Church Street Whitinsville, MA **Pop Art program for Kids school age & up & Families 6-8pm (Marcia Nichols) 508-234-2151
August 10 (Thursday)
**2 programs in Massachusetts
Chelmsford Public Library 25 Boston Road Chelmsford, MA 10:30am- 12:30pm (978-256-5521) Andrea Grant
Townsend Public Library 12 Dudley Road Townsend, MA **Pop Art program for Summer Reading 3-5pm (Stacy & Molly) 978-597-1714
August 12 (Saturday) Reading Public Library Reading, Pennsylvania **Two Programs
Northwest branch 901 Schuylkill Avenue Reading, PA (610-655-6360) 10:30am-12:30pm **Pop Art program & Collage workshop for Adults & Kids
Southeast branch 1426 Perkiomen Avenue Reading, PA (610-655-6362) 1-3pm **Pop Art program & Collage workshop for Summer Reading (Jennifer)
August 16 (Wednesday)
Farmingdale Public Library 116 Merritts Rd. Farmingdale, Long Island **Pop Art program 2:30-4:30pm (Elena Jannello) 516-249-9090
August 17 (Thursday)
Burlington County Library 5 Pioneer Blvd. Westhampton, New Jersey **Artist Reception and 2 Pop Art Summer Reading programs Back to Back (Lisa Downs) 609-267-9660
For kids 7-12 years old 2-4pm
For Teens 13-18 from 4-6pm
August 18 (Friday)
Lindenhurst Memorial Library 1 Lee Avenue Lindenhurst, Long Island, NY (Lisa Kropp) 631-957-7755 **2 Art Programs
Family Art Collage 3:30-5:30pm
Adult Art Collage 6:30-8:30pm
August 19 (Saturday) American Visionary Art Museum Key Highway Baltimore, MD All day Art Workshop from 10am-4pm (Beka Plum) 410-244-1900
September 10 (Sunday) Peninsula Public Library Central Avenue Lawrence, NY Retrospective Art Exhibition Closing event & Pop Art Making Session in the Community Room 1-3PM (Janet Schneider) 516-239-3262
End of September FRAMINGS 420 Main Street Armonk, NY **Window Exhibition, Pop Art Collage Workshop & Poster Giveaway (Judy Gilmartin-Willsey) 914-273-4242 **Details to Follow
October 12 Monmouth County Public Library Headquarters 125 Symmes Drive Manalapan, New Jersey **2 programs:
4-6pm for Families (Barbara Chung)
6:30-8:30pm for Teens (Veronica Stevens) 732-431-7220
January Hillside School Allendale, New Jersey **2 days school program for Kindergartners - details to follow
March 24th (Saturday) Young Writer's Workshop Scarsdale Middle School Scarsdale, New York 9am- Noon


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You're bidding on a CGA to VGA Converter Board. It converts the signal from older CGA boards so that they can be used with the newer LCD monitors. Works perfect for 8 liners, Pot OGold, and arcade games. Tested and works perfectly. The screenshot is of the board converting an 8 Liner CGA game to a VGA LCD monitor.


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It's been a long time coming, but I'm happy to say today we can finally debut the triailer for Michael Roesch & Peter Scheerer's Brotherhood of Blood, the vampire movie starring Sid Haig & Ken Foree!
The story follows a team of vampire hunters who have to infiltrate a nest of bloodsuckers to rescue one of their own, but find something much worse waiting for them! The trailer awaits you below; be sure to hit the official Brotherhood of Blood site when you're done with it for more info!
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TSA was checking your bag when they told you to sit and wait for clearance. seems like sometimes they look inside and sometimes they don't.
go figure
This is a discussion on Packing in Vegas or Where's the TSA Desk? within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Well Just returned from my Vegas trip and have practically nothing to report. I have decided that the town is ok to visit but probably ...
Well Just returned from my Vegas trip and have practically nothing to report. I have decided that the town is ok to visit but probably won't go back, Not a gambler and it's just a bit over the top for my taste. Anyway, So I packed everywhere I went, Except on my Hoover Dam Tour. Wife asked several times if I had armed when we would be in places that seemed a bit dodgy for her taste and we never technically left the strip.
As for the airport, We left from Tulsa, Go to the airport, Check in at American desk. The gal behind the desk directs me to the self check in thingy. I mentioned to her that I needed to check in with her personally. She nodded her head and left it at that, The other gal that was keeping things moving came over and asked if I was first class or had a special need. I told her I had to check in a firearm. She asked if I was a Police officer. I told her no, I had it in the checked bag. She said "Oh" and that she would get my card to fill out but I could still do the self check in thingy. So I got done with the check in thing filled out the card the gal working behind the desk wanted me to open the case and look over the firearm to insure it was unloaded. ( she didn't pick it up or anything) Had me put the card inside, lock everything back up, and away it went. They did have me sit in a seating area next to the check in desk for a few minutes and then sent me up to the gates. I assume in-case TSA needed to get into my bag they could find me.
On the return trip, Showed up at the airport, went to the self check thingy on my own, walked up to the desk and told the gal I needed to declare a firearm, The gal gave me the card, Had me fill it out and put it on the outside of the pistol case, re-lock the suitcase and it was gone.
Got on the plane and then had to sit and wait due to high winds etc. ended up leaving 1 1/2 hours late, so we missed our connecting flight and I couldn't remember that there was a later one. As it happening the last flight back to Tulsa was leaving in like 5 minutes after we got off the plane, So the wife and I do the OJ Simpson through DFW. Fortunately, at 12:30 AM there aren't a lot of folks milling around the airport. I was concerned that the bag wouldn't make the exchange. I had told the wife about the fact, That I haven't read a single report of lost luggage with a firearm in it. The wife was fairly certain it would be the first bag off the plane, like it was in Vegas, and it probable had like the Scarlet letter on it to make sure it didn't get lost. Well she started to loose her confidence until the bag finally showed up. About the 30-40th bag off the plane.
All in all not a bad trip. It was the first one I have personally done with a firearm. All went well and nobody seemed to blink about the firearm, And I never saw a TSA table to take my bag too and have it inspected. Both Tulsa and Vegas had one stop cavity search area's set up, so I suspect, that maybe they have done away them. I remember, Tulsa use to have them a few years back. The only other thing to report was if you don't need a belt to hold your pants up, then leave it in the checked bags. They had us remove our shoe's and belt's before we went through the metal detectors. The cell phone, well, it busted me both times.
TSA was checking your bag when they told you to sit and wait for clearance. seems like sometimes they look inside and sometimes they don't.
go figure
I have been asked to wait while TSA runs it through the x-ray. Its just so they don't have to call and wait for you if there is a question.
So you didn't take it to the TSA desk on the return trip? Oops...
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II live in Vegas, and take my guns on trips with me, since between my Nevada, Florida, and Utah permits, I can carry just about anywhere I travel. And I fly out of McCarren every time. There is no TSA desk at McCarren. You just declare the firearms at the airline counter when you check in, fill out the card, and that's it. They probably run the bags through the xray, but that's it.
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Faça uma reserva para um mínimo de 4 noites para estadias até 31 de agosto de 2016 e obter um desconto de 15% sobre os nossos novos preços reduzidos.
Este é um aluguer de férias grandes de família numerosa. Ele está situado na 9.000 pés com uma vista fantástica. Alces, cervos, urso, peru, lince, esquilo, e vários pássaros têm sido vistos a partir do convés. Os hóspedes têm utilizado esta casa para reuniões, casamentos e festas de aniversário.
O aluguer de férias pelo proprietário da casa é de 1. 5 milhas das 67+ trilhas da Angel Fire Ski Resort - a única área de esqui no Novo México, que goza de dois quad-elevadores de alta velocidade.
Esta casa de 4.000 pés quadrados é ideal para a família grande ou estendida. Há duas áreas de família - cada um com um sistema de satélite TV / VCR / CD HD Dish. Além disso, há um leitor de DVD disponível na sala de estar principal, juntamente com uma TV 52 '. Existem mais de 200 livros, 40 filmes de videocassete, 30 filmes em DVD, nova tabela de bilhar pára-choques, e uma mesa de ping pong com o equipamento.
Nós reservar através ReMax Angel Fire somente, nós / eles não aceitam fundos com fio.
Comodidades em abundância: As comodidades incluem uma máquina de lavar, secadora, ferro e tábua de engomar.
!! Agora um moderno computador / impressora disponível com Hi-Speed DSL está disponível, ou trazer o seu laptop e usar o DSL sem fio em qualquer lugar da casa e decks.
Três quartos têm uma cama king. Um quarto tem duas camas individuais (duplo na parte inferior e de casal em cima), e há um dormitório, com três beliches twin-size. Todos os lençóis são fornecidos.
Quatro banheiros de tamanho completo vem completo com todas as roupas.
Animais de estimação não são permitidos, e não há fumo.
prime times são durante a temporada de esqui, mas os verões são um momento maravilhoso para se visitar também!
Lareira e banheira de água quente disponível. (Ofurô tem um time $ 400 taxa)
Pode ser combinado com nosso Bunker Hill House (propriedade # 211646) que está do outro lado da rua. Isto permite que as acomodações para 30. Tarifa especial para o aluguer de ambas as propriedades é um desconto de 10% para a casa com preço menor.
This was my fourth time staying at this property but my first time visiting in the summer. It was fantastic. There are so many things to do and the house is convenient to everything... multiple trail hikes on nice wooded trails start just a few minutes walk from the front door. Bike rides are great too. I was there for the Rough Riders 200 and it was fantastic -- very well supported and some great routes around the Enchanted Circle. I'll have to try out some mountain biking the next time. As for the house itself -- the beds are comfortable, the house cozy, the views are fantastic and the kitchen is well stocked with pots, pans, and utensils for even a picky cook like me. I keep going back so it must be good!
Our stay in Angel Fire was so gorgeous! The snow was perfect, the slopes were perfect, and the weather was wonderful. The lodging was comfortable and the views were breathtaking. Would definitely stay again soon! :)
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Such a wonderful place to stay for our summer vacation! My husband, friends, parents & I all spent a week there last month & I sill miss the house, mountains, views, fresh air & wildlife. We went up early before the Rough Riders 200 (3 in our group were riding) to get acclimated to the altitude. The house was just the perfect size - large enough for space & privacy yet it still had a cozy, warm feel. We even had room to store the bikes downstairs for security yet with easy access through the back doors. There are just so many decks, patios, windows & sliding doors to the outside!
Anyway, we all loved the convenient proximity to the Rough Riders 200 start & finish each day - sure made it easy for the supporters to be part of the beginning/end & for the riders to run home at the last second if they forgot something essential...which they did ;-). The ride itself was extremely well managed & supported which says a lot about Angel Fire & the community.
Both riders & non riders alike were happy with the Bunker House's access to a variety of hiking trails within walking distance. The house couldn't be better situated for convenience combined with privacy & spectacular views! The hot tub was great to come home to each day as well. One new activity that I enjoyed immensely with my dad was the Angel Fire Resort zip lining. Wow, so exciting, so close & so well-run; I would definitely do that again! We all also enjoyed day trips to Taos & Red River.
A few more thanks for the gas stove (made the hubby happy), large fridge (great for big groups), big dining room table which coupled with the house playing cards/chips made for a great poker table, the books/DVDs & the many provided kitchen provisions. You have thought of everything! I sure hope we repeat this vacation next year; will be looking to make reservations once the Rough Rider 200 2016 dates are announced! P.S. We had acquaintances also riding the Rough Riders 200 who rented your other house across the street (Bunker Hill) & they seemed thrilled with their accommodations as well.
My second visit to the Bunker House was just as relaxing as the first! This time we booked in June to check out the warmer weather and do a little hiking and biking rather than skiing.
We booked the house for a total of one week as some of our group were doing the Rough Riders 200 bike ride and wanted a little time to acclimate to the altitude (being from Houston this proved helpful on the ride). We had a total of seven people staying in the house and everyone had plenty of room and privacy.
As with our last visit, all the rooms were well-kept and had that "at home" feel. Bedrooms and bathrooms are clean and comfortable, the kitchen is well stocked with pots/pans and cooking utensils, and the house has a nice large dining table so all seven of us could sit down and have dinner together.
I was also impressed with the fact that you can walk out the front door and choose from a number of well-marked hiking trails (which is important to those that are directionally challenged) without having to get in a car and drive…not to mention the variety of wildlife you can encounter along the way!
The area has so much to offer in the way of outdoor activities, even staying for a week I didn't get to fit everything in that I wanted to….guess I'll have to plan another trip soon….keep the light on for me Rod and Pat!
We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Angel Fire and our stay in this wonderful home. The two master bedrooms make this the perfect place for two families. Will definitely stay at the Bunker House again.
Really enjoyed this home and it's amenities. It was comfortable with beautiful views. Loved sitting on the deck to read, eat or watch the deer and hummingbirds. The home was well appointed with everything we needed. Just needed to bring the food. I look forward to returning.
Everything was as advertised or better with no disappointments. Customer support was excellent. I would recommend this home to anyone old or young. It is spacious and provided plenty of area for our large group to enjoy our stay. I am looking forward to s return visit to either Bunker home.
Faça uma reserva para um mínimo de 4 noites para estadias até 31 de agosto de 2016 e obter um desconto de 15% sobre os nossos novos preços reduzidos.
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O Angel Fire Ski Resort está localizado na bela Sangre de Christo montanhas no norte do Novo México. É no lado sudeste do Enchanted Circle. O vale é de cerca de 8600 pés, com os teleféricos crescentes outras 2.600 pés. Esta Casa Bunker está localizado no resort Angel Fire no lado oeste do vale cerca de 1. 5 milhas da área de estacionamento de esqui.
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Estadia mínima: 4 noite(s)
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Freckles usually occur naturally as a result of factors such as genes and hormonal changes. Additionally theymay also appear on the face as a result of too much exposure to the sun. Freckles are tiny brown dots that appear on the face. Usually it may look quite pretty on kids but as an adult or teenager, they begin to look awkward.
Have you had freckles on your face for so long? Don't worry; all hope is not lost yet. There are many methods and procedures you can use to make your face prettier once again without spending huge on medical bills. Read further to find out how to get rid of freckles.
You can get rid of freckles naturally by using:
Sour milk has been effective in getting rid of some skin problems like pimples and acnes. They have the contents that can bleach dark spots on the skin.Lactic acid contained in milks peel away the upper layers of skins. You can use sour milk to get rid of freckles by smearing and applying to your face and waiting for about 10 to 15mins to dry up. Wash it off afterwards and do this twice daily for a number of weeks. You will notice your freckles are getting lighter and your skin will begin to smoothen up.
Lemon juice possesses contents that help erode any blemish in the skin such as dark spots and freckles. It is a natural skin lightener which a lot of beauticians use. You will always see some lemon in beauty parlours. Get a lemon and slice it into two. Then, squeeze your juice out and apply to your face by gently massaging for some minutes. Allow for some minutes to dry up after which you should wash away with some warm water. Doing this for a couple of months will generate drastic changes and improvement in the appearance of your freckles.
Honey is among the skin beautifying products which were used by older generations. It was traditionally used due to its skin nourishing qualities. Even in modern times, the very expensive beauty products have honey present in its content. You can get rid of freckles by applying some honey. Most effectively, you should mix honey with warm water before smearing it on your face. Then, massage for some minutes and allow it to sit on your face for some 15minutes. Wash it off afterwards and remember to this regularly in the morning and at night for about three months. You will surely begin to love your mirror.
A blend of fruits can create a combo of essential chemicals that can potentially erode freckles from your face. You need to use the right kinds of fruits though. Ingredients you can use are papaya, pineapple, cucumber, pineapple and strawberries. Blend appropriate quantities of these together and apply the puree to your face. As usual, massage your skin properly and allow for some minutes till it dries up. Afterwards, use some clean warm water and towel to clean it off. Doing this regularly should show significant transformation on your face.
Vitamin C is good for rebuilding dead and weak cells in the body. Having a good amount of vitamin C in your system also helps to get rid of freckles as well. You should begin to eat more foods that contain vitamin C. You may eat more of citrus fruits like oranges and lemons, using some kiwis, green leafy vegetables and spinach in your food.
Aloe Vera has many skin nourishing qualities. It has contents that extractunwantedforeign contents from the skin. It has been used in many cosmetic and beauty creams including medical creams for treating acnes, pimples etc. It is also very effective for getting rid of freckles. Extract the gel from an Aloe Vera leaf and smear it on your face. Allow it some period to dry up. You can take your bath or wash your face afterwards and repeat this process for some few months. You will notice impressive improvements in the appearance of the freckles.
Freckles could appear due to frequent exposure to the sun. Avoiding the sun is essential to getting rid of freckles. You need to reduce the effect of the sun rays on your skin. You can do this by declining to walk in hot afternoons or using some large sun hats or umbrellas that protect your face from direct contact with the sun rays. You should do this while applying any of the above home remedies in order to speed up the recovery process.
These natural methods discussed above are proven ways of how to get rid of freckles and should transform your facial skin to possess a glossy look after months of regular treatment. Make a choice now and let the fun begin. Have a nice day.