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NUMBER 42. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. JANUARY, 1893. Atlanta University, A tlanta, Ga. Has 600 students in College, Normal College preparatory, Grammar, and Primary departments, under 30 officers and teachers. Trains teachers and leaders of their race from among the sons and daughters of the Freedmen of the South. Gives industrial training in wood-work, iron-work, mechanical drawing, printing, farming, cooking, sewing, dressmaking, millinery, laundry-work, and nursing the sick. Has sent out 235 graduates from College and Normal courses, nearly all of whom, together with hundred's of past under-graduates, are. engaged in teaching and other useful work in Georgia and surrounding states. Owns four large brick buildings, on seventy acres of land, one mile from the centre of Atlanta, Ga., library of 7,000 vols., apparatus and other equipment — all rallied at not less than a quarter of a million dollars. Having no endowment (except about 33,000, mostly for special objects), the Institution requires at least $25,000 a year in donations from its friends to continue the work now in hand, and a fund of about $500,000 to put that work on a permanent basis. Annual scholarships of $40 each are asked for to provide for the tuition of one student for one year. Subscriptions of $100 and upwards are solicited for general current expenses. Legacies for endowment or for current expenses are greatly desired. Remittances of donations or inquiries for further information may be addressed to Pres. Horace Bumstead, D. D. Atlanta, Ga. If there be some weaker one, Give me strength to help him on ; If a blinder soul there be, Let me guide him nearer Thee. J. G. Whittier. A child's kiss Set on thy sighing lips shall make thee glad ; A poor man served by thee shall make thee rich ; A sick man helped by thee shall make thee strong; Thou shalt be served thyself by every sense Of service which thou renderest. E. B. Browning. Whatever in the world I am, In whatsoe'er estate, I have a fellowship with hearts, To keep and cultivate. And a work of lowly love to do For the Lord on whom I wait. A. L, Waring. UNCLE REMUS'S LAST BOOK. Atlanta is proud of Uncle Remus, and justly so. In all the newer literature of the South, no figure stands out more conspicuous than he. Not only has he interested the children with his stories of Brer Fox, Brer Rabbit, The Tar Baby, and all the rest, but he has opened a rich field of investigation for the students of folklore. His new book, "Uncle Remus and His Friends," will be welcomed by all. The following passage from the introduction tells the way in which many of the stories were collected : "There has been an understanding that the younger members of the household, possessing the knack that nature gives to youth, were to employ all their arts in discovering a new story, or to verify one already in hand. A plan was finally hit upon to give the children a cue word or phrase from a story that needed verification, or from an interesting fragment that lacked completion. In one instance this plan had a singularly fertile result. The cook had a son-in-law named John Holder, who had shown a tendency to indulge in story telling in his hours of ease. This was in 1886. Mr. Richard Adams Learned, of Newton, Sussex County, New Jersey, had sent me a story about the man who, with his two dogs, harassed the cattle. One of the youngsters was told to ask about this story and his cue was ' a man, two dogs, and the wild cattle,' but the child's memory was short. He asked about a boy and two dogs, and the result was the story of ' The Little Boy and His Dogs,' to be found in the supplementary part of 'Daddy Jake, the Runaway.' Some months afterwards the child remembered the wild cattle, and got the story from Holder substantially as it had been sent to me by Mr. Learned. The variations are not worth taking into account. I have referred to this matter because it has been made interesting by an article which Mr. David Dwight Wells contributed to the Popular Science Monthly for May, 1892. Mr. Wells embodies the wild cattle story, which differs in no essential particular from the version sent me by Mr. Learned. Mr. Wells had the story from a gentlemen who was born about the beginning of this century in Essequibo, British Guiana, South America. The story was told to Mr. Learned by his grandfather (born in 1802), who had it from his old mammy nurse in Damarara. The Georgia negro had the story pat, and out of it grew the tale of ' The Bull That Went A-Court-ing,' which the wild cattle story seems to be the sequel to. Thus we have a series that ought to be of some interest to the students of folklore." Many of Mr Harris's readers will be inclined to regard him as too modest in the following reference to the introduction to a former volume of his : " But the folklore branch of the subject I gladly leave to those who think they know something about it. My own utter ignorance I confess without a pang. To know that you are ignorant is a valuable form of knowledge, and I am gradually accumulating a vast store of it. In the light of this knowledge the enterprising inconsequence of the introduction to 'Nights With Uncle Remus' is worth noting on account of its unconscious and harmless humor. I knew a good deal more about folklore then than I do now. . . . Since that introduction I have gone far enough into the subject to discover that at the end of investigation and discussion speculation stands grinning." It is with regret that we read the following words of farewell which Mr. Har-ris has spoken for Uncle Remus, and we cannot help hoping it is only in the nat-ture of an " au revoir." "It is not an easy or a pleasing ceremony to step from behind the curtain, pretending to smile and say a brief good-bye for Uncle Remus to those who have been so free with their friendly applause. No doubt there is small excuse for such a leave-taking in literature. But there is no pretense that the old darkey's poor little stories are in the nat-ture of literature, or that their retelling touches literary art at any point. All the accessories are lacking. There is nothing here but an old negro man, a little boy, and a dull reporter, the matter of discourse being fantasies as uncouth as the original man ever conceived of. Therefore let-Uncle Remus's good-bye be as simple as his stories ; a swift gesture that might be mistaken for a salutation as he takes his place among the affable ghosts that throng the ample corridors of the temple of dreams. He has been a lifelong friend to us of a younger generation —one of the characters of the nursery, who has accompanied us into a broader world unchanged. He has become a typical representation of the slavery time negro, the embodiment of the virtues and petty faults, the kindly heart and simple-minded ways of a class which is now well nigh vanished. A newer race has supplanted him, and he will soon be only a tradition in the land where he once was, next to his master, king. But he will live as Uncle Remus long after the last familiar figure of the class he represents is gone from among us, and will be beloved
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Painted Santa Gift Box
Create a cute painted Santa box to hold a gift, or stack painted boxes together to create a holiday decoration.
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- DeocArt® Americana® Acrylic Paint:
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- Paintbrushes - #8 Flat, #3 Round and #1 Liner
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Transfer pattern to box using pattern transfer paper. Note: Large hearts are on top and all sides of box.
Paint Santa's suit and hat True Red, beard and hat trim Snow White and face Flesh Tone.
Shade edge of suit and hat with Ebony Black.
Shade hat trim and beard with Raw Sienna.
Mix Snow White and True Red to make Dark Pink. Paint cheeks and nose with the mixture.
Dot eyes Ebony Black, let dry. Paint eyebrows, then dot eyes and cheeks with Snow White.
Paint mustache Snow White. With tip of #3 round, add spirals to beard and strokes to mustache. To achieve a "raised" look, use plenty of paint on the brush so it makes raised paint areas at the edge of the brush bristles.
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Favorite Tech Tools – GradHacker Reports
12/10/2011 § 4 Comments
Zotero has become my favorite tech tool for three
reasons. I have had great success organizing my personal citations,
collaborating with my peers in coursework, and building group a group
library for my field. I use Zotero as a giant net to catch all of the
citations relevant to my courses and research. Every course has its
own folder with subfolders for the syllabus, seminar discussion, and
research paper citations. I have also used Zotero to organize my
dissertation research, which at this point consists mostly of archival
With a few fellow Zotero-using grads, I have also benefitted from
setting up a Zotero group library for directed readings. Without the
weekly presence of an instructor, the Zotero library has been a great
way to maintain some structure in sharing notes and reflections while
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scholarship. Three semesters into the project, the Zotero library has
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I have a good long list of tech tools that make my
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On Google Docs, I can now share with a few people via email or via a link. I can restrict access to view only, comment only, or full-edit. It is even easier with the sharing via a link feature for others to edit: they don't even need an account with Google to open up the document and experience the full-functionality or editing or commenting. With the Google+Hangouts with Extras, up to ten people can be synchronously interacting in a multi-party video chat, and in the middle will be the Google document. All members can see the editing in real-time andd iscuss it. Finding common time to collaborate has never been easier.If it's been a while since you've looked at Google's suite of collaboration tools, it is worth a look again.
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Like Andrea, I also have a long list of tech tools that
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I work with WordPress every single day. I use it in my job, for one ofmy classes and for non-academic blogging. Most importantly, I use it as a personal website. One of the most important things in my discipline, archaeology, is staying on top of current news and journal articles. I began the blog as a way to force myself to stay up to date with journal articles by writing short posts summarizing them. Now that I'm doing an independent study in mortuary archaeology, putting them on my blog not only keeps me on task but means that I have to do good work. My WordPress is more than a blog, its also where I put my CV, contact information, and professional work. More than anything else, my blog and website has been a major boon to my professional development.
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Feel like I have been living under a rock…just discovered google docs…so easy to use and having the ability to collaborate with another student on a project was thrilling.
I work in an elementary school and introducing students to this type of product could be interesting. Going to start with gaggle.net because of the safety of the secure network and ability for teachers to see all activity.
Thank you Alex for the post about Zotero! I have been using Endnote, but decided to check out Zotero after reading you post. I love it!!! It will be extremely helpful for a huge annotated bibliograph project I'm doing this quarter! It is so easy to use. I even recommended it to others in my class. THANK YOU!!
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Developmental Skills
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Project Instructions
Cut a 6-inch piece of chenille stem, fold in half.
Slide 9 pony beads onto folded chenille stem, leaving the folded end about ¼-inch exposed.
Glue a mini pom pom onto folded end.
Glue a 1-inch pom pom to other end of chenille stem for head.
- For wings, using another chenille stem, fold the ends in towards the center, overlapping the ends at the center by 1-inch. Shape the ends to create loops, twist loose ends around center to create bow. Position the overlap ends for legs.
Glue the wings between the beads and the head.
Glue wiggle eyes in place.
Have fun adding chenille stems for antennae or double wings.
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`Mr. Diabetes®' Talks the Talk and Walks the WalkBy Michael Hardy, Globe Correspondent
Posted: Wednesday, August 09, 2006
Walking down Commonwealth Avenue, on approximately the 7,500th mile of his perimeter walk around the United States, Andy ``Mr. Diabetes®" Mandell spotted his latest target.
``Hi, may I talk to you for a minute?" Mandell asked the young man walking toward him. ``Do you know anyone with diabetes?"
Charlie Collier, a 20-year-old college student, stopped to remove his ear-bud headphones. Sure, Collier said. His grandfather died of diabetes, a disease that affects the body's ability to regulate glucose, or blood sugar.
``That means you're at risk," Mandell told Collier, taking a brochure from the Defeat Diabetes Foundation, the nonprofit organization he founded to educate the public about diabetes, from his vest pouch. ``Do you have brothers or sisters?" Collier nodded. ``OK, they're at risk, too."
Mandell, 61, who grew up in Dorchester and Newton, is a diabetic himself -- he calls himself ``Mr. Diabetes®." He began his around-the-country walking tour in Madeira Beach, Fla., in 2000, making it 450 miles to Milton, Fla., near Pensacola, before diabetic retinopathy, a condition affecting the retina's small blood vessels, forced him to undergo surgery on both his eyes. Undaunted, he resumed his journey in January 2002 and has been on the road ever since.
At first, people didn't take him seriously when he told them his plan. ``I knew I had to log a few miles before I got a little respect," Mandell said. But as he crossed through Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi, people started paying attention.
The handwritten sign on the 2001 Land Rover Discovery that has tailed Mandell around the country reads 7,500 miles, which represents about three quarters of his planned tour to raise awareness about diabetes, which is funded by donations to his Defeat Diabetes website (www.defeatdiabetes.org). He's walked through 25 states and has nine more to go before ending his walk in late 2007 where it began, in Madeira Beach.
Mandell, who's unmarried and has no children, spends most nights in a 37-foot Winnebago that one of his assistants drives from campsite to campsite, leap-frogging ahead of Mandell each day. Another drives the Land Rover that carries Mandell's meals and medications.
Despite injecting himself with Apidra, a fast-acting insulin medication, after every meal, Mandell estimates he has two or three insulin reactions a month, when his blood sugar drops too low. He keeps a roll of glucose tablets with him at all times.
Mandell set himself a quota of 25 conversations for each day of his tour (he estimated he's talked one-on-one to 45,000 people). He passed that mark quickly in Boston, where he started from the State House around 1 p.m. Monday, walking west along Beacon Street. He would pass through Brookline, Allston, Brighton, and Cambridge before the end of the day. He plans to visit the Barton Center for Diabetes Education in North Oxford today, then spend the next two to three weeks in Massachusetts before walking to Rhode Island.
Nearly every person Mandell stopped on the street -- including a teacher, a crew of construction workers, several bus drivers, and a Goldman Sachs banker -- had at least one diabetic in their family.
``Boston is pretty lucky because of its medical services and good grocery stores," Mandell said. ``Other areas of the country don't have those."
One middle-aged woman, emerging from a red-brick townhouse on Commonwealth Avenue, gave Mandell the cold shoulder. Mandell took it in stride but worried about the woman's health.
``My guess is that she's either diabetic or on her way to being diabetic," he said. ``She was overweight, she was smoking, she clearly doesn't get much exercise. But I don't try to push something on anyone."
Most passers by seemed sympathetic to Mandell's mission. Mandell told Collier to request the A1c hemoglobin test from his doctor to determine whether he's pre-diabetic. About 21 million people in the United States -- 7 percent of the population -- have diabetes, including 6 million undiagnosed cases, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
``If you find out [that you have diabetes] now," Mandell said, ``you'll save yourselves years of pain."
Mandell knows about pain. He was diagnosed with Type-2 diabetes in 1985, when he was a 40-year-old martial arts studio owner. For several years, Mandell managed his diabetes with oral medication. But one morning he awoke aching all over and unable to get out of bed. He had diabetic neuropathy, an affliction of the nervous system that made it painful for Mandell to have anything touch his skin. For years, he spent most of each day in bed. ``I thought I was going to die," he said.
Mandell eventually recovered through a rigorous program of dieting, medication, and physical therapy. Now, as executive director of Defeat Diabetes, Mandell uses his struggle to educate other diabetics. Although pessimistic about the chance of a cure, he tells people that diabetes is manageable. If a 61-year-old diabetic can spend almost five years on the road, he said, anything is possible.
``We're not helpless. We're not hopeless."
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Be extra cautious as school year begins
Failure to stop for school buses carry strong penalties
School is in session. Obey the stop signs on buses or pay huge fines.
With a new school year beginning in Pennsylvania, motorists are urged to watch for students and school buses to prevent potentially tragic crashes and avoid strong penalties under the state's school bus stopping law.
"As students return to the classroom, drivers who haven't had to drive around buses or students for months must be alert for bus stops and school zones," PennDOT Secretary Barry Schoch said. "The consequences of just a moment of distraction could prove to be tragic."
Under the state's school bus stopping law, motorists approaching a school bus with its red lights flashing and stop arm extended are required to stop in all directions at least 10 feet from the bus. The only exception to the law is when a school bus is stopped on the opposite side of a highway clearly separated by a divider, such as concrete barriers or grass medians. Even in this situation, motorists should remain watchful of students trying to cross the road to catch the bus.
If convicted of violating Pennsylvania's school bus stopping law, drivers face a $250 fine, five points on their driving record and a 60-day license suspension.
Students are also exposed to traffic while waiting for buses or walking to the bus stop or school. Motorists are reminded to be cautious and alert when approaching a school bus stop and to stop for pedestrians in crosswalks.
In addition to watching for school buses, motorists should be alert in school zones, which become hubs of vehicle and pedestrian traffic. Motorists are required to slow down to the posted speed limit of 15 mph in school zones. Violators face a fine and three points on their driving record.
For more information on Pennsylvania's school bus stopping law, safety tips and programs, visit www.JustDrivePa.com.
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Conservatively Speaking
State Senator Mary Lazich (R-New Berlin) represents parts of four counties: Milwaukee, Waukesha, Racine, and Walworth. Her Senate District 28 includes New Berlin, Franklin, Greendale, Hales Corners, Muskego, Waterford, Big Bend, the town of Vernon and parts of Greenfield, East Troy, and Mukwonago. Senator Lazich has been in the Legislature for more than a decade. She considers herself a tireless crusader for lower taxes, reduced spending and smaller government.
Legislative Audit Bureau Releases Annual State Fair Park Audit
The Legislative Audit Bureau (LAB) issued the annual financial audit of State Fair Park. The Audit reveals State Fair Park's financial condition improved since 2005-06. State Fair Park revenue exceeded expenditures by $2.4 million during 2010-11. The Audit explains State Fair Park improved its financial reporting process since the 2011 audit. The Audit suggests further improvements in financial reporting.
Here is a link to the Audit: http://legis.wisconsin.gov/lab/reports/12-10full.pdf
Governor Walker's Weekly Radio Address
Hi I'm Scott Walker.
In the past year and a half we have made tremendous progress that will serve as our foundation for the future. We closed a $3.6 billion deficit without raising taxes. In fact, we are now projected to finish our fiscal year with a surplus, allowing us to actually set money aside in the state's rainy day fund. What's more we've seen property taxes for the median value property taxpayer go down for the first time in over a decade.
Public Policy Forum: Property Taxes Down in Southeastern Wisconsin
The Public Policy Forum released its annual report about property values and property taxes. The report explains a decrease in the tax bill for the average homeowner in Southeast Wisconsin. The report further explains "one of the major contributors was the strict new local government property tax levy limits imposed by the 2011-13 State Budget." Here is a link to the report: http://www.publicpolicyforum.org/pdfs/2012PropertyTaxReport.pdf
Celebrate Flag Day June 14
June 14, 1777, the Continental Congress approved the design of a national flag. Congress described the flag with the words, "White signifies Purity and Innocence; Red, Hardiness and Valor; Blue signifies Vigilance, Perseverance and Justice." During 1916, President Woodrow Wilson issued a proclamation declaring June 14 Flag Day, and Americans have commemorated the adoption of the Stars and Stripes by celebrating June 14 as Flag Day.
June 14, Flag Day, is a great day to reflect upon the enormous significance of the Stars and Stripes and the many heroic Americans that defended all that our United States Flag represents.
Press Release: Lazich Calls For Non-Partisan Audit Bureau to Examine Elections Irregularities
State Senator Mary Lazich (R-New Berlin), chair of the Senate Committee on Transportation and Elections, today requested the Legislative Audit Bureau conduct a review of Election Day processes and practices in the wake of reports of voting irregularities throughout the state. She issued the following statement after the release of her letter to the co-chairs of Joint Legislative Audit Committee.
"As chair of Senate Elections, I have heard numerous reports of questionable conduct and procedures at the polls," Lazich said. "This includes everything from poll workers accepting insufficient proof of residency to improper poll closing procedures. Each of them chips away at our democratic values and deserves a thorough investigation.
"The non-partisan Audit Bureau is needed to evaluate whether the current process is working to ensure the protection of election integrity in our state."
Here is a link to the letter I sent to the co-chairs of the Joint Legislative Audit Committee
Report Election and Voting Irregularities
Today I was on the Vickie McKenna, WISN Radio Show, speaking with Vickie about my request for the non-partisan Legislative Audit Bureau to examine election irregularities. I encourage comments about election irregularities be reported to the Legislative Audit Bureau's Fraud, Waste, and Mismanagement Hotline: http://legis.wisconsin.gov/LAB/Hotline/ and to the Government Accountability Board: http://gab.wi.gov/complaints
E-Update from the Desk of Governor Scott Walker
One of the most important duties I have serving as your Governor is to provide you directly with updates related to the operation of our state government. I also frequently provide updates on Facebook (Governor Scott Walker) and Twitter (@govwalker). Please feel free to share this update with your family, friends, and others who may be interested in state government operations.
Legislative Audit Bureau releases Annual Wisconsin Lottery Audit
The Legislative Audit Bureau (LAB) released the annual Wisconsin Lottery Audit today. The LAB found that lottery ticket sales increased by four and a half percent during 2010-11. The sale of scratch-off tickets increased by almost $30 million dollars during 2009-10 to 2010-11. Increased sales number for Mega Millions, Raffle Games, Wisconsin's Megabucks EZ Match, and Badger 5 helped increase the lotto game profit margin by over $21 million dollars over the previous year.
Here is a link to the Legislative Audit Bureau's 2012 Wisconsin Lottery Audit: http://legis.wisconsin.gov/lab/reports/12-12full.pdf
Consumer Protection Facebook Page
The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP), launched a Bureau of Consumer Protection Facebook Page with information about emerging scams and threats. The Facebook Page is expected to have product safety warnings, scams, and identity theft information. Here is the link to the DATCP Bureau of Consumer Protection Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/wiconsumer
How to Beat the Heat
Wisconsin Emergency Management reminds us excessive heat is dangerous. Here is a link to safety information: http://readywisconsin.wi.gov/heat/default.asp
Comments About SeniorCare
The Department of Health Services is in the process of drafting a request to the federal government to renew the SeniorCare Program through 2015. The Department is conducting Town Halls and provides online forms for comments and further information: www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/seniorcare/input. A Town Hall meeting is scheduled June 29, 2012, 10:00 AM until 12:00 PM at the State Office Building, 141 NW Barstow, Room 151, Waukesha.
A telephone conference line is available for testimony at 1-877-402-9757 by entering the access code 5906120. People needing special accommodations to attend or participate at the meeting should notify the Department of Health Services at 608-266-9622 (TTY 888-701-1250) by the day prior to the event.
Department of Health Services Seeks Comments about 2012-2020 Nutrition, Physical Activity and Obesity Plan
Comments are requested by July 18, 2012, about a draft of the 2012-2020 Wisconsin Nutrition, Physical Activity and Obesity State Plan. To see the draft and provide comments, visit http://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/aboutdhs/public-comment/index.htm
University of Wisconsin to Offer a Competency Based Online Degree Program
The University of Wisconsin System (UW) will be offering a self-paced, competency-based, online degree program known as a UW Flexible Degree. The new degree will offer flexible college options using online instruction with the latest technology and learning methods at an affordable price.
This new way of learning will allow students of all ages to start classes at anytime, work at their own pace, earn credit for existing knowledge, and obtain a degree in an accelerated amount of time. Click here for more details on the UW Flexibible Degree:
Governor Walker's Weekly Radio Address
Hi I'm Scott Walker.
As I've traveled the state and talked to job creators from all areas I often hear a similar story: they tell me jobs are available, but they can't find skilled workers to fill the positions.
This week I was proud to rollout, with the support of the leadership of the University of Wisconsin System, a new degree model that will help close this skills gap and get more people back to work.
Wisconsin DNR Conservation Wardens Focusing on Alcohol Impaired Boat Operators
If you are on Wisconsin lakes this weekend, you may see Wisconsin's conservation wardens and local boat patrols looking for impaired boat operators with blood alcohol levels over the state limit of 0.08 percent. This weekend's event is part of the national Operation Dry Water campaign slated for June 24 through 26.
Recall Reform Top Priority Next January
It's finally over. The entire state let out a collective sigh of relief June 6, 2012, and we began picking up the pieces after 15 recall elections during less than a year. Less than a week later Democrats and Republicans came together at the Governor's mansion to share some Wisconsin beer and brats grilled by the Governor. It represents the start of the much-needed reconciliation process.
Despite the friendly tone, a small number of protestors picketed outside the event. Fortunately, their cries have grown desperate and mostly fall on deaf ears. Their numbers will continue to dwindle as time passes.
In addition, the flood of money and activists from outside the state has also ceased, and Wisconsin residents can now answer the phone and watch television without fear of political solicitation. The national media have packed their bags and moved the talking heads elsewhere.
Everyone is ready to move forward.
Before we can fully close this chapter of Wisconsin history, we need to listen to the majority of Wisconsinites and put a stop to frivolous recalls.
Exit polls conducted on Election Day reveal that the vast majority of Wisconsin voters want to limit recalls. In fact, the Edison Research survey found that only 27 percent of voters believed recalls should be allowed for any reason, while 60 percent said they should be allowed only for official misconduct and another 10 percent believed they should never be allowed.
In essence, 70 percent of Wisconsinites want to change the current recall rules, and I agree. While it is important for people to have control over their government, the current law provides a disservice to elected officials and the people they represent. It creates a constant campaign cycle resulting in ineffective government.
Recalls should still play a role in maintaining minimum standards. Officeholders committing serious crimes should not be immune from political accountability.
Fortunately, it looks like legislators on both sides of the aisle recognize the need for change. Near the end of the previous session, Representative Robin Vos introduced a joint resolution that would allow for a recall only upon charges of a serious crime or a finding of probable cause that an ethics violation was committed. The resolution did not make it all the way through the legislature by the end of session; however, it had bipartisan support.
Since recall changes require a state constitutional amendment, the resolution will need to be approved by two successive legislatures and then ratified by the citizens of Wisconsin before it goes into effect.
Over the past year, Wisconsinites voted in the recall elections of 15 state officials. A few years from now, hopefully, they will vote to limit the distorting effect of recalls themselves.
Natural Resources Board July Agenda Available
The Natural Resources Board posted its July 17, 2012, meeting agenda. If any member of the public plans on testifying at the meeting you must pre-register not later than 4:00 PM July 12, 2012. To register to testify contact Laurie Ross at (608-)267-7420 or via email at email@example.com . Written comments should be emailed to the Natural Resources Board at firstname.lastname@example.com
E-Update from the Desk of Governor Scott Walker
One of the most important duties I have serving as your Governor is to provide you directly with updates related to the operation of our state government. I also frequently provide updates on Facebook (Governor Scott Walker) and Twitter (@govwalker). Please feel free to share this update with your family, friends, and others who may be interested in state government operations.
One of the most important duties I have serving as your Governor is to provide you directly with updates related to the operation of our state government. I also frequently provide updates on Facebook (Governor Scott Walker) and Twitter (@govwalker). Please feel free to share this update with your family, friends, and others who may be interested in state government operations.
Governor Walker's Weekly Radio Address
Hi I'm Scott Walker.
Last week I had the pleasure of meeting a young man named Blake Parker. Blake is only 12 years old, but he's fought more battles than most people do in a lifetime.
Public Service Commission Issues Tips to Beat the Heat and Save Energy
With temperatures expected to be over 90 degrees the rest of the week, the Public Service Commission (PSC) provides tips for cooling homes without drastically increasing utility bills.
Government Accountability Board Certifies June 5, 2012, Election Results
The Government Accountability Board (GAB) certified the results of the June 5, 2012, recall elections. All elections were certified except for Senate District 21, due to a recount underway within Senate District 21. Here is a link to the GAB's certification information: http://gab.wi.gov/elections-voting/results/2012/recall-election
Governor Signs Executive Order Recreating the Council on Physical Fitness and Health
Governor Walker issued Executive Order #73 recreating the Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Health. Here is a link to the Executive Order #73: http://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/code/executive_orders/2011_scott_walker/2012-73.pdf
The Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Health was established by Governor Earl, April 19, 1983. The council's mission is to promote healthy living.
Wisconsin Department of Justice, Fireworks Laws
With the start of Fourth of July celebrations, Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ) issued an advisory about fireworks. Here is a link to DOJ's memo about Wisconsin Fireworks laws: http://www.doj.state.wi.us/news/files/2012-fireworks-advisory.pdf
Enter the Ninth Annual Pie Contest and Earn Great Prizes
July 3, 2012, 6:00 PM under the Schoeneck Containers Family tent at the
New Berlin 4th of July Festival, I will once again be a judge for the
Pie Bake Off.
There are four categories of pies including apple, cream, fruit, and
other. Pies are judged on a scale of 1 to 15 on appearance, creativity,
crust, crust taste, filling taste, and filling texture.
At this link you may scroll down to an entry form:
The contest has grown from a few pies to many pies. The pies are
excellent. After the judges complete their task, pie slices are
available for a small price. The viewing crowd and sampling crowd grows
larger each year, yet is small enough to be entertaining and enjoyable.
Here is a link to the New Berlin 44th Annual Fourth of July Family
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It seems not to bother the National Rifle Association that nearly half the women killed in this country die at the hands of domestic partners.
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Early last year, after a series of frightening encounters with her former husband, Stephanie Holten went to court in Spokane, Wash., to obtain a temporary order for protection.
Her former husband, Corey Holten, threatened to put a gun in her mouth and pull the trigger, she wrote in her petition. He also said he would "put a cap" in her if her new boyfriend "gets near my kids." In neat block ...
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Movie Talk
2014 Oscar Predictions: Our Picks in Every CategoryThelma Adams at Movie Talk1 mth ago
Yahoo Movies experts Thelma Adams and Kevin Polowy have updated their Oscar predictions throughout all of awards season. Here are their final picks.
"Gravity" and "12 Years a Slave" have been at the forefront of the awards race since early fall — and they remain there with only a few days until the Oscars are finally, finally handed out this weekend. While it resembled a three-horse race on Nomination Day, "American Hustle" has stumbled — unless there are big upsets in the acting categories on Oscar night.
Here are our final predictions for the 86th Annual Academy Awards, now with every category.
[Related: Complete List of 2014 Oscar Nominees and Printable Ballot]
'Prisoners' Q&A: Hugh Jackman on the Wolverine-esque Berzerker Rage of Vigilante Dad Kelly Doverthelmaadams at Movie Talk4 mths ago
Editor's note: The interview below was conducted last month to discuss the VOD release of 'Prisoners,' now available on Blu-ray and DVD.
Want to get on Hugh Jackman's good side? Appreciate that while the 45-year-old Australian's role as a desperate father who brutalizes his missing daughter's alleged kidnapper (Paul Dano) in "Prisoners" is getting plenty of critical acclaim, it's not that much of a departure from his popular superhero, Wolverine.
"A lot of people said I didn't play a character like Keller Dover before but I think I did a similar role," Jackman, who described himself as even-tempered, even boring on the phone, explained to Yahoo Movies when we mentioned that we thought his portrayal of Wolverine was also intensely dramatic. "Director James Mangold was so on me every day with 'The Wolverine.' It was so interior. It's easier to be flashier or quick, but Wolverine is masking a lot of hidden pain. Thanks for noticing. A lot of people don't. A lot of characters I play are very different from me."
And sometimes those characters even sing.
Call the Fashion Police: Tom Hardy Has Been Wearing Elton John's ClothesElizabeth Durand Streisand at Movie Talk5 mths ago
Tom Hardy is taking Method acting to a whole new level — and by "whole new level" we mean raiding Elton John's closet.
The 36-year-old "Dark Knight Rises" and "Inception" star will play as the music icon in the upcoming biopic, "Rocketman," and as part of his preparation, he's been wearing the singer's actual clothes. He even asked to borrow Elton's watch.
Ben Affleck Steps Into His 'Mind-Bending' Batsuitmeriah at Movie Talk5 mths ago
If you thought Ben Affleck might wriggle out of his Batman role, think again.
Internet backlash or no, Affleck is all in — in more ways than one — as he has stepped inside his new Batsuit for the upcoming "Batman vs. Superman" movie.
One hardcore comic book fan has born witness: writer-director-megageek Kevin Smith.
"I saw the Batman costume," Smith divulged on his own Babble On podcast, explaining that he saw a picture of Affleck in his costume for the upcoming batflick. "I don't want to give anything away 'cause that is up to them and stuff, but I am going to say this: I instantly bear hugged [director Zack Snyder]."
[Related: Ben Affleck Has Three Words for Batman Critics: 'I Handle S---']
Female Flash Mobbers Moan for Their Supper, Meg Ryan-Stylemeriah at Movie Talk5 mths ago
is what happens when a flash mob stages the famous moaning scene from the 1989 romantic comedy "When Harry Met Sally..."
A chorus of several groaning women infiltrated the very deli where Meg Ryan first verbally mimicked bedroom ecstasy nearly 25 years ago. And yeah, these ladies did their own version of Ryan's moans, to the surprise and delight of surrounding restaurant patrons and employees.
Don't worry, these women are qualified for the job — they're members of the NYC-based "prank collective" Improv Everywhere.
We'll have what they're having.
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Major 'Hunger Games' Casting Shakeup! Author Demands Star Change for 'Catching Fire'Bryan Enk at Movie Talk5 mths ago
See the stars turn out for the LIVE Los Angeles red carpet premiere of 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire' on Nov. 18 at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT, only on Yahoo Movies: catchingfire.yahoo.com
For those who are planning on seeing "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" when it opens next week (and that's probably about 98.9 percent of you), you may notice at least one character that's been recast: Buttercup the cat.
The pet of Primrose Everdeen (Willow Shields) made for a point of mild controversy in the first "Hunger Games" movie when it was revealed that director Gary Ross (or at least the casting director in charge of animals) had gone with a black-and-white cat rather than the yellow-coated feline described in Suzanne Collins's novel. Fans can stop hissing now, as that kitty's been fired and Buttercup is now portrayed by a more accurate furry thespian.
[Related: Jennifer Lawrence's Moving Exchange With Emotional Fan]
Jennifer Lawrence's Moving Exchange With Emotional Fanmeriah at Movie Talk5 mths ago
Warning: Open weeping may ensue if you watch this video.
When Jennifer Lawrence greeted a fan at the London premiere for "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" on Monday, the Internet took notice.
The 23-year-old Oscar winner halted her duties as the evening's red carpet megastar to spend some quality time with an emotional fan. And our teammates across the pond at Yahoo Movies UK got the entire backstory.
Here's how it went down:
'Catching Fire' Stars Get Personal in Our Co-Star Connections Game Show!Kara Warner at Movie Talk5 mths ago
See the stars turn out for the LIVE Los Angeles red carpet premiere of 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire' on Monday, Nov. 18 at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT, only on Yahoo Movies: catchingfire.yahoo.com
Ever wonder which "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" cast member peed in their wetsuit the most while filming in the water? Or which guy was most "bromantically involved" on set with Josh Hutcherson? Now you can find out from the stars themselves.
Yahoo Movies scored an early sit-down with "Catching Fire" cast members Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Jena Malone, and Sam Claflin for a little get-to-know-you game we call "Co-Star Connections."
[Related: Jennifer Lawrence's Big Revelations From #YahooCatchingFire]
Sacha Baron Cohen 'Kills' Charlie Chaplin's Oldest Living Co-StarElizabeth Durand Streisand at Movie Talk5 mths ago
Sacha Baron Cohen isn't known for his tact (remember when he sat on Eminem's face at the MTV Movie Awards … or when he Bisquick-bombed Ryan Seacrest at the Oscars?), but the star took his antics to a whole new level at the Britannia Awards on Saturday.
The "Borat" actor was there to receive the prestigious Charlie Chaplin award, which honors a comedic talent. Presenting the award to the star was a woman identified as 87-year-old Grace Collington, Charlie Chaplin's oldest living co-star. Grace entered the stage in a wheelchair as Salma Hayek told the audience Grace had starred with Chaplin in the silent film "City Lights" in 1931, when she was only 5. As the elderly actress handed Sacha Charlie's cane from "City Lights," she cooed, "This is for you."
What Was That End Credits Scene in 'Thor: The Dark World' All About?mattmcd at Movie Talk5 mths ago
If you stuck around for the credits of "Thor: The Dark World" — and it's a Marvel movie, so you should know by now that you have to stay in your seat to the very end — you saw a scene pop up in the middle that looked like it could be from another movie. And that's because it is (sort of).
In the scene, the Asgardian warriors Sif (Jaimie Alexander) and Volstagg (Ray Stevenson) step cautiously through a room filled with large glass display cases containing alien lifeforms and artifacts. They carry a box emitting a faint red glow. Apparently they retrieved the Aether from the dark world of Svartalfheim, and as said in the beginning of the film, it cannot be destroyed, only hidden. They are then introduced to the white-haired Taneleer Tivan, better known as The Collector, played by Benicio Del Toro (who joins Natalie Portman, Tommy Lee Jones, Gwyneth Paltrow and Jeff Bridges in the ranks of Oscar-winning actors who appear in Marvel films).


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Kosher Lust: Love is Not the Answer (REVIEW)
Kosher Lust, by Shmuley Boteach (Gefen Publishing House, 2014). You really do want to find something positive to say about Shmuley Boteach. He is a phenomenon; very bright, an articulate bundle of energy and self-promotion. Anyone who has the chutzpah to describe himself as "America's Rabbi" deserves ten out of ten for effort. I believe that along with most Chabad alumni, official and unofficial, he does a lot of good and is a sort of national treasure. In this world [...]Read more →
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Hollywood's Revisiting of Passover's Exodus Story a Part of Throwback 'Year of the Bible'
JNS.org – In a throwback to the golden age of cinema, Hollywood has declared 2014 the "Year of the Bible." From Ridley Scott's Exodus starring Christian Bale as Moses, to Russell Crowe playing Noah, Hollywood is gambling on new innovations in technology and star power to revisit some of the most popular stories ever told. "It's definitely a throwback to the 1950s and early '60s," Dr. Stephen J. Whitfield, an American Studies professor at Brandeis University, told JNS.org. Starting with The [...]Read more →
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'Jewish Giant' Headlines New York Jewish Museum Exhibit
Eddie Carmel, dubbed "The Jewish Giant" by American photographer Diane Arbus, is the centerpiece of a new exhibit opening April 11 at The Jewish Museum in New York. Arbus met Carmel, who was billed "The World's Tallest Man," at Hubert's Dime Museum and Flea Circus in 1959 but waited until 1970 to photograph him at his parents' home in the Bronx, according to the museum. The son of immigrants from Tel Aviv, Carmel posed for Arbus with his head bowed to [...]Read more →
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Disney Hit 'Frozen' Gets Passover Themed Makeover With 'Chozen' (VIDEO)
A Passover themed cover of hit songs Let It Go and Do You Want to Build a Snowman? from Disney's Frozen has attracted tons of media buzz and a cool 65,ooo views on YouTube within days of going online. The work of Jewish a capella group Six13, the track is aptly named Chozen. We are celebrating "our freedom, our favorite festival, our fabulous fans, and aspiring Disney princesses everywhere" the group said. The Chozen music video tells the story of [...]Read more →
Arts and Culture Jewish Identity
Retreat Gives Young Artists New Platform to Engage With Jewish Ideas
JNS.org – Many young Jewish artists struggle to define who they are personally, artistically, and religiously. Against the backdrop of that struggle, the recent Asylum Arts International Jewish Artists Retreat provided a space for some 70 young Jewish artists to explore Jewish ideas, to build community and a culture of reciprocity, and to learn skills to assist their career development. "We are trying to encourage and excite people to engage in Jewish themes," says Rebecca Guber, director of Asylum Arts. [...]Read more →
Arts and Culture Jewish Literature
Darren Aronofsky Adds Psychological Depth, Little Else to 'Noah'
JNS.org – Has the era of large-scale biblical epics returned? Not since "The Ten Commandments" has there been so much torrential water on the big screen (not counting weather-related disaster films such as "The Impossible") than in "Noah," the latest blockbuster from writer and director Darren Aronofsky. "Noah" takes the traditional tale and splices it in an eco-friendly and psychologically driven plot. After Adam and Eve got booted out of the Garden of Eden and after Cain killed Abel, mankind [...]Read more →
Food Israel
Israeli Arab Microbiologist Wins on Israel's 'MasterChef' Reality Show
JNS.org – An Israeli-Arab microbiologist and mother of three won the fourth season of Israel's most popular reality TV show, "MasterChef." Nof Atamna-Ismaeel, 32, who holds a PhD in microbiology and is from the Israeli-Arab town of Baqa al-Gharbiyye, described winning as the "the most exciting moment in her life." She said she plans to use the prize money to open up an Arab-Jewish cooking school. MasterChef is a popular reality TV show that originated in the U.K. It is [...]Read more →
Europe Theater
Play About Muslim Man Who Discovers His Parents Are Jewish Seeking Funds
Jewish comedian and writer David Baddiel is seeking public support to help produce a musical based on his film about a British Muslim man who discovers his parents are Jewish. London's Theatre Royal Stratford East is in development to premiere The Infidel in October, London's Evening Standard reported on Wednesday. However, the theater needs another £55,000 on top of around £200,000 already raised in order to produce the show. Baddiel, 49, retained the stage rights to the story when he wrote the [...]Read more →


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James River Ramblers to perform Sept. 12 at HCC
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The Hagerstown Community College Alumni Association will host the James River Ramblers, one of the U.S. Army TRADOC Band ensembles, as part of its annual Red, White and Blue Summer Concert Series, on Wed., Sept. 12, at 6:30 p.m., in HCC's Alumni Amphitheater.
The U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command Band (TRADOC) performs a wide variety of musical styles and encompasses more than nine ensembles, including a concert band, a marching band, a woodwind quartet, a Dixieland band, a rock band, and a jazz band. This year's performance at HCC will feature the "James River Ramblers," a seven-piece ensemble that performs jazz music in the New Orleans style tradition.
Co-sponsored by the Hagerstown-Washington County Convention and Visitors Bureau, this concert is free and is open to the public. Concessions will be available for purchase. Please note that no outside food is permitted on the amphitheater grounds.
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Strong Tower Baptist Church branched out of its traditional Easter service, and celebrated the day at Krug Park.
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Cheaper steaks are more affordable to consumers. But does removing these value cuts impact the quality of ground chuck? University of Missouri meat scientists wanted to find out.
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(Thirty-third Year.) ATLANTA UNIVERSITY. The higher education of carefully selected Negro young men and women, in both academic and industrial lines, is emphasized by this Institution as necessary for the elementary and industrial training of the masses. "Men of light and leading" in other spheres of activity are also greatly needed by the race that has so long sat in darkness. Earnestly Christian, as required by its charter, yet entirely unsectarian, the Institution is controlled solely by its own board of trustees, on which several denominations are represented. Some 300 students are enrolled under 27 officers and teachers. From the col lege and normal courses 412 graduates have been sent out, nearly all of whom have readily found permanent employment in teaching or other useful occupations. Situated only about seventy miles from the centre of the Negro population of the country, in one of the largest Southern cities, and at the railroad centre of the South, its location is of strategic importance for promoting the educational advancement of the South. Its plant includes sixty-five acres of land, five large brick buildings, library of 11,000 volumes, apparatus and other equipment worth not less than $250,000. With practically no endowment, with no aid from public or denominational funds, receiving about one-fourth of its support from its own students, the Institution appeals for an endowment of $500,000, and, until that is secured, for $25,000 annually to meet current expenses. Gifts of any amount are welcome, but special appeal is made for subscriptions of $100 and upwards, and for $40 scholarships. Remittances may be addressed to Pres. Horace Bumstead, D. D., Atlanta, Ga. News of our Graduates. '79—Rev. E. P. Johnson gave the address on the day of prayer for colleges, Jan. 20, in Atlanta University. It was an earnest and helpful appeal to our students, and bore immediate fruit in the resolves of many. '83—Capt. John T. Grant, who returned last summer from his service in the Philippine Islands, has been ill with malarial fever, contracted from exposure in his army service. '87—Rev. A. L. Gaines, D. D., presiding elder in the A. M. E. Church, is managing editor of the Intermediate Re-corder, a religious paper published in Norfolk, Va. '90—Wm. B. Matthews, principal of the Gate City public school in this city, has been elected president of the Atlanta colored Y. M. C. A. for the year 1902. Prof. Matthews has been an active member and officer in the association, and is admirably equipped for his duties as president. '91—The N. Y. Independent of Jan. 16, has an interesting article by Rev. S. X. Floyd, of Augusta, on the subject, The Georgia School Fund. It shows the injustice of the proposed—and happily defeated—plan of dividing the state educational fund between the races in proportion to their direct taxes. '92—Miss M. Agnes Boswell, a teacher in one of our public schools, lost her home by fire December 29. '94—John DeB. Jackson is at present teaching in Monroe, Ga. '94—J. W. Johnson has now resumed his work as principal in a public school in Jacksonville, a new building having been erected in place of the old, which was destroyed in the great fire. '93—H. M. Porter of Augusta recently appeared in a case before the supreme court of this state, being the only lawyer on his side, and obtained from that body a reversal of the decision of the lower court. '00—Wm. G. Westmoreland passed with the highest rank, in the recent civil service examination in Atlanta, and as a result has received an appointment in the city postal service. '94 and'00—Misses Mamie and Gertrude Williams, teachers in the Fort Valley (Ga.) High and Industrial School, were both losers to some extent in the recent fire, which burned the main building of that institution. They escaped with no personal injuries. On the Campus. The Phi Kappa Society had a semi-public meeting, open to teachers and boarding students, the night of Jan. 18. A good program was presented. The leading article in the January Scroll was by Rev. S. X. Floyd (91), being extracts from his address, College Education as a Factor in Success. Arrangements are being made for a track athletic meet, to compete for the silver cup given by Prof. G. F. Porter ('99) of Paul Quinn College. The captain of the track team is I. C. Westmoreland (S. P.). Miss Helen E. Smith, of Gardner, Mass., our new matron, entered upon her work Jan. 21. She is admirably equipped for the position by her experience in similar work in Berea College and in North field Seminary. The two January addresses were given by Professor Murray of Gammon Theological Seminary, and our own Professor Towns. The former spoke upon the theme, Growth of Character, and the latter had as his topic, The Development of Trusts as Illustrated by the Growth of Railroads. We had the pleasure of a visit, Jan. 29 and 30, from Rev. Charles S. Macfar-land, Ph. D., pastor of the Maplewood Cong. church in Maiden, Mass. He addressed the students the night of the 29th upon the subject, The Modern Study of the Bible, and also spoke at devotions the following morning. The leading features of the February issue of the Scroll are articles by Prof. E. H. Webster, from which we make an extended quotation in this issue, by Prof. N. W. Curtright ('96), principal of the Walker Baptist Institute in Augusta, and by one of our senior normal students, Miss Mary L. Hubert. The Scroll maintains a high standard this year. NUMBER 125. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. FEBRUARY, 1902
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A stay at Empress Hotel of La Jolla places you in the heart of La Jolla, walking distance from Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego and Athenaeum Music and Arts Library.
This family-friendly hotel is within close proximity of Cuvier Park and Children's Cove.
Make yourself at home in one of the 73 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, as well as direct-dial phones with free local calls.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and concierge services. This hotel also features wedding services and discounted use of a nearby fitness facility.
Enjoy a satisfying meal at a restaurant serving guests of Empress Hotel of La Jolla. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a business center, and limo/town car service. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference/meeting rooms and small meeting rooms. Limited parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Located in the heart of La Jolla Village, the Empress Hotel of La Jolla is within easy walking distance of shops and restaurants. La Jolla Cove and the Museum of Contemporary Art are five blocks away. Mission Bay beaches and Torrey Pines Golf Course are within seven miles. Old Town San Diego and Del Mar are 10 miles away.
A complimentary Continental breakfast with fresh coffee is served daily adjacent to the hotel's sundeck. The Empress Hotel of La Jolla also includes a fitness room. In-room spa services are available through the Spa2Go program (surcharge). The beach is within walking distance. Pets and service animals are welcome for a fee.
Wireless Internet access is complimentary, and business services are available at the front desk. Two meeting rooms can accommodate groups of up to 40 people.
- 24-hour front desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Total number of rooms - 73
- Audiovisual equipment
- Number of floors - 5
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
- Business services
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Concierge services
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Event catering
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Laundry facilities
- Parking limited (surcharge)
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Patio
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Spa services on site
- Tour assistance
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Wedding services
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi, Free wired high-speed Internet
- Parking
Valet parking (surcharge), Parking limited (surcharge)
- Room Amenities
- Pay movies
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Air conditioning
- Complimentary newspaper
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Direct-dial phone
- Free local calls
- Microwave (on request)
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Bathrobes
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Cable TV service
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Free Wi-Fi
- Climate control
- Dining
A complimentary Continental breakfast is provided each morning and includes fresh Coffee Bean coffee.
Manhattan of La Jolla - Fine-dining restaurant serving northern Italian and continental cuisine. Popular with locals as well as hotel guests. Decor has dark-wood furnishings with a glowing aquariums. Open for lunch and dinner. Located just off the lobby; a lounge is adjacent. Dress code is resort casual, and the restaurant features live jazz Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
- Recreation
The Empress Hotel has a small fitness center with a treadmill, bicycle, and strength-training equipment. Guests also enjoy discounted access to a nearby health club, which offers exercise classes and an array of fitness equipment.
The hotel is five blocks from La Jolla Cove, part of the 6,000-acre San Diego-La Jolla Underwater Park Ecological Reserve. The beach is popular for swimming, snorkeling, and scuba diving; surfboards and other flotation devices are not permitted.
Seven miles from the hotel, Torrey Pines State Reserve is one of the wildest stretches of land along Southern California coast. Eight miles of hiking trails wind through the reserve's woodlands and along unspoiled beaches and lagoons. Guided nature walks are available on weekends and holidays. Adjacent to the reserve, Torrey Pines Golf Course offers two 18-hole courses, a golf shop, driving ranges, and pro instruction.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Whale-watching nearby
- Motor boating nearby
- Swimming nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Running track/path nearby
- Pilates classes/instruction nearby
- Yoga classes/instruction nearby
- Aerobics nearby
- Volleyball nearby
- Tennis nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Helicopter/airplane tours nearby
- Bird watching nearby
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- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Pet fee: USD 75 per stay
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