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101 Quilts on Exhibit at African American Heritage Museum : On Display Aug 1
A new exhibit called "101 Quilts" at the African American Heritage Museum of Southern NJ will feature the needlework of several artisans. The quilts celebrate poetry, speak of history and use recycled wedding dresses in their designs. Quilts have traditionally told a story about their makers and the needle artists whose work will be on display beginning August 1st will be available to talk about their work at a reception at the Martin Luther King Center in Newtonville on Saturday, August 18th from 2:00-4:00 P.M.
1. "Alaska Highway" by Karimah Abdusamad
2. "The Sampler" by Francena Cason
3. "Scrap Happy" by Thelma A. Gordy
Visitors to the exhibit will see various examples of quilting by needle artists Karimah Abdusamad, Tinola Cockfield, Denise Fox, Mary Archibald, Alice Marks and the Atlantic City Parents Center Quilters which includes instructors Agnes Galloway and Gail Gordy, and the work of Thelma Gordy, Muriel Greenidge, Pat Tweedle, Joanne Lyons, Betty Lyons, Betty Watson, Yvonne Jordan, Peaches Cason, Dotty Guzman, Joyce Snyder, Cecile Brazos, Marilyn Carter and Karen Webb will be on view. In addition the collections of Yvonne Lemane, Carol Harper and Ken Davis (from the estate of Jewel Irving Morgan) will be on view. The show's pieces incorporate the elements of color, line and form merged with needle artistry and message. The exhibit will be on display until December 15th.
The African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey is located at 661 Jackson Road in Newtonville, NJ in the Martin Luther King Center. The Museum is closed on Mondays but is open Tuesday through Friday from 10:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. and on Saturday from 10:00 A.M to 4:00 P.M. by appointment only. Directions are available at www.aahmsnj.org. Admission is free, however donations are accepted with appreciation.
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The African American Museum is committed to bringing its resources directly to the community. Special programs with curriculums tailored to children and adults of all ages are available to schools and non-profit organizations. Often accompanied by the museum's founder, the irrepressible Mr. Ralph Hunter, the traveling museum is entertaining and interactive. The museum even offers a student program which will train your school's own students to guide younger students through the museums displays.
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Sony's San Diego studio is known for their quality work on the MLB The Show series. But the studio also worked on NBA The Inside, a series that disappeared after its 2008 release. So what happened? Read more
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Those of us in east and central Cedar County are completely cut off from Johnson and Lynn Counties. All four of the bridges crossing the Cedar River are under water, and all highways and county roads to the south and east are closed. If we travel to the north to hwy 30, we can only make it as far as Mt. Vernon, and hwy 38 is flooded in Olin. The communities of Rochester, Cedar Bluff and Cedar Valley have been partially consumed by the Cedar River. What remains of Rochester may be under water when the Cedar River crests in the next day or two.
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Redmond >Arts & Entertainment > Three Lions Pub
8115 161st Ave NE, Redmond, WA | Directions 9805247.675916 -122.125748
Neighborhoods: Downtown
Delicious – It's rare that I go to a bar that can make drinks better than I can. Very talented!
England Comes to Redmond – Okay, I've never been to England but it's what I imagine the pubs would be! Went on double date here and unbeknownst to us a Sounders game was on at our scheduled meeting time. Needless to say the pub was standing room only and we had to wait about 30 minutes for a table. The waitress was great though and let us have pints while we stood and waited. A couple patrons were really cool and gave up their table so the four of us could sit together as they only needed a table for two.
Standard pub fare although my friend said they've expanded their menu to less standard fried pub food and more dinner entrees. My date had the bacon burger and said it was good, fresh. It was huge, I think 1/2lb burger, and couldn't believe he at it all.
Double dates had fish and chips which appeared crisp but not dried out. I snuck a few chips and they were hot although needed salt.
I ordered the curry chicken pasty. It had a wonderful curry flavor without being overpowering. The pasty was a bit dry around the edges but we were there late, 9:30, so not sure what time they're made.
I had apple pie for dessert which tasted store bought and could be skipped. The plus it came with true English ice cream and you could taste every fat gram!
A nice find and look forward to returning. Happy Hour menu is 7 days a week with great prices.
Bad Mannered Waitresses – I have never been so shabbily treated in any place as I was at the Three Lions Pub. The waitress refused to serve me drinks because she was apparently too busy and actually told me to leave. Do yourselves a favor and never go to this place. There are far too many places in Redmond that would be happy to welcome you
Best English Pub!!! – Ok, so I'm biased! Let's face it, I'm an Englishman living in Redmond wanting somewhere to call home of an evening. And this just happens to be an English pub! In itself that should be reason enough for me to frequent the place and drink of its ales.
There are three major things that make this pub worth going to:
1/ It captures a lot of the 'essence' of what an English pub actually is. Its character, interior, clientele, music, and overall ambiance are very English.
2/ The beer selection is very English (well as close as you can get to in the USA). There are four draft English beers available, Tetleys, Boddingtons, Newcastle and Bass. Then there is an English draft Cider, Strongbow. A couple of Irish offerings in the form of Guinness and Harp complete the British selection. Lastly a variety of European offerings include Stella and Bitburger. Plus, there are over 30 select bottled beers to choose from.
3/ The food selection is exceptionally good English fare with a mix of American influence in places on the menu. The 'fish and chips' are honestly the best I've come across outside of England, and the 'bangers and mash' and 'shepherds pie' are excellent choices too. The pub also fries up its own 'crisps' (potato chips) and I would strongly recommend a bowl of those to eat while having a beer or two.
The pub also has two real dartboards, with real darts available for use behind the bar; a trivia quiz night on Tuesdays; and usually live music on Saturday nights. Also the pub is always showing the latest English and International football (soccer), rugby, MLS, Aussie Rules football, Mariners and Seahawks games
Last but not least, the pub is 'home' to a number of British ex-pats. The chances are you'll meet at least one of them at the bar on most evenings and you'll be able to engage in a lively discussion on a variety of topics! It's certainly the closest you're going to get to England without forking out for a plane ticket. Give it a try!!
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Neighborhoods: Closeburn - Glenkirk
Not Horrible – I have visited here one time for lunch while in town on business. They have a small buffet with rice, nan, and about 6 different Indian dishes. I tried each one and they were all decent, but each was only a small variation on the previous one. They did have tandoori chicken also that was pretty good.
It did not strike me as the cleanest place, but I did not see any of the crazy things that other reviews have stated.
I would go here again.
BEST INDIAN RESTAURANT I EVER VISITED IN STATES!!!!! – Best amongst any indian restaurent with very good quality and reasonable price and the best part is timely delivery..We feel very comfortable and the staff is so cooperative. We always love to go here with my family especially weekend buffet.. a la carte ordering is even more better ............i have seen several restaurants in charlotte and around in 3 yrs but there is no comparision of jaipur rest food and service. people have so much of warmth for guest and have almost everyone is returning customer like me. Don't listen to anyones bad comment about this place .....................they have been doing this great job since 10yrs now. only one surviving so far ...............no wonder good food is cause of it. I love going there with my office mates and family. They are doing great job....................go experience without a doubt in mind.
Wanna get sick!!! Go to Jaipur – Great food but unhygienic. I don't know about you guys, but for me hygiene is important. I ran in to the salad bar with a fly floating in the Raita (Yogurt). The owner simply removed the fly and did not bother to change the pan of yogurt. On more than one occassions, I saw the chef tasting the food with the spoon that was dipped back into the bowl. The same bowl was served to customers. The servers utilize same dirty napkins to clean tables that a customer used. This can cause contamination. I brought the issue to the owner, who can barely speak English. He said, "It's all good".
Nice food but poor quality! – The food is allright, has the trditional flavor and test. but the quality of food is not that great. Service is ok. and prices are not that bad either!
Great food and service! – Jaipur is the closest you come in terms of great Indian food in Charlotte. The servers are friendly and prompt! Food is delicious and cheap! Take your family and friends out and have a great time at Jaipur!
Indian on Indian food - pretty good North indian food. – Nice buffet. Lots of seating and get in and out quickly if u r in a rush. Good selection of veg and non-veg dishes. Perfect spice level. Lots of fresh pickles and condiments. Good service. Authentic and delicious desserts such as rice pudding, falooda (rose-flavored tapioca ice cream), gulab jamun (honey flavored pastry). Easy on the wallet. Nice dinner or lunch spot.
Staff is helpful.
spicey/tasty the way desi food should be! – If you like it spicy then Jaipur is the place for you. For authentic desi cuisine, everyone should make this a stop when visiting Charlotte. The best indian restuarant in the area!!
vegetarian vs meat eater – My son is a vegetarian and I eat meat except when I visit him. The food had such wonderful spices and favor that I did not miss the meat with my meal. The atmosphere is great and the service is exceptional.
Order the buffet and still feel healthy when you leave. – The Scene
Jaipur is the jewel in a lunch-timer's crown: It offers a wide enough variety to tempt any palate, and the service is quick enough to squeeze a visit into a lunch hour. If you're not in a hurry, the buffet is an even better deal?the longer you sit, the more you can eat. Many Indian buffet aficionados measure their experience by the quality of the nan-flat bread flavored with herbs. Jaipur passes the test, keeping the serving area stocked with hot, fresh pieces.
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In a city where meat-and-three is part of the cultural heritage, vegetarians are particularly lucky to have Jaipur and its 20 meat-free entrees. Dieters will enjoy tandoori dishes?meats and seafood cooked in a clay oven that seals in juices and makes food flavorful without much added fat. Wash it down with a mango yogurt drink called lassi, and you'll be convinced the calories didn't count.
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Post subject: Ellicott City Fall Family Festival 9/29 2-4pm
Event starting Sat Sep 29, 2012 7:00 pm for one day
Contact Name:*: Jeni Porter
Organization:*: ECBA
Event Name: *: Ellicott City Fall Festival
Venue / Facility: *: Historic Ellicott City Post Office for changing
City:*: Ellicott City
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Start Date: *: Sept 29, 2012
End Date: *: Sept 29, 2012
Start Time:: 2:00
End Time:: 4:00
Approximate number of attendees:: 1000
Number of characters requested:: 10
Joint Op: Terrapin, Defenders
Secure changing room/staging area: Yes
Characters requested:: at least 2 Jedi to do a saber demo, and any others from the movies.
We would like to have a Jedi training / demo on our family stage between 2:30 and 4:00pm.
We would also like other characters for photo op's with children (and adults) at our event. A nice mix of characters would be wonderful!
Please (briefly) describe the event and your organization's role:: A fall festival in Historic Ellicott City with 5 area's of entertainment. Our goal is to provide an family event for everyone in the Baltimore/DC area. We are hoping to promote our small historic town and continue to offer free, safe, fun, family events.
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I can't go, I have to work. If anyone else is available, that would be great.
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I'm working that day :S which is unfortunate, because I really liked doing the event last year.
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Charles I hates your job! =(
I'll go, I skipped it last year and heard I missed a great time!
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I hateses it too, but it pays for the glowbats.
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A huge THANK YOU to Ed, Tony, & Charles for stepping up to make sure that the kids and the families who came out for this awesome fundraiser were not let down by some last minute cancellations. Especially for Ed, since it was your anniversary.
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The second day of the two-day Pro Bowl draft was completed on Wednesday night, and for the most part it managed to avoid the uncomfortable situation of NFL teammates opposing each other in Sunday's Pro Bowl.
Deion Sanders, the captain of Team Sanders, made Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck the first pick on the second day of the Pro Bowl draft. Jerry Rice, the captain of Team Rice, followed by making New Orleans Saints tight end Jimmy Graham his top pick of the day. Graham will be receiving passes from Saints teammate Drew Brees, who was selected by Rice on Tuesday.
Sanders and Rice selected 30 players apiece Wednesday to fill out their 44-man rosters.
The very last player selected was Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith as three quarterbacks were the final players drafted.
The draft is part of a format change decided upon last July in an attempt to revitalize the NFL's annual all-star game. Unlike previous years, there will be no NFC or AFC squads.
It left open the possibility that teammates might end up on opposing sides in the Pro Bowl, and while a number of teammates were split up, potentially troubling matchups were avoided.
Brees noted on Tuesday after he was chosen as a captain for Team Rice that his Saints teammate, defensive end Cameron Jordan, could wind up on Team Sanders, with his mission being to sack Brees in the Pro Bowl.
However, Jordan wound up on Team Rice as well. The only defensive lineman who might be forced to apply a pass rush on a teammate is Kansas City defensive tackle Donari Poe, who is on Team Sanders while Chiefs quarterback Smith is on Rice's squad.
The squads are fairly evenly split between AFC and NFC players. Team Rice has 24 NFC players and 20 from the AFC, while Team Sanders has 25 AFC players and 19 from the NFC.
Rice and Sanders had selected 14 players each on Tuesday's first day of the Pro Bowl draft, and skill-position players were chosen on Wednesday.
After taking Luck, Sanders chose another quarterback, Cam Newton of the Carolina Panthers, while Rice made Philadelphia Eagles running back LeSean McCoy his second pick of the day.
Besides Luck and Newton, Sanders drafted the following players:
---Quarterback Nick Foles of the Philadelphia Eagles.
---Running backs Eddie Lacy of the Green Bay Packers and Alfred Morris of the Washington Redskins
--- Wide receivers A.J. Green of the Cincinnati Bengals, Dez Bryant of the Dallas Cowboys, Antonio Brown of the Pittsburgh Steelers, and DeSean Jackson of the Philadelphia Eagles.
---Tight ends Jordan Cameron of the Cleveland Browns and Jason Witten of the Dallas Cowboys.
---Offensive tackles Trent Williams of the Washington Redskins, Duane Brown of the Houston Texans and Branden Albert of the Chiefs,
---Defensive end Greg Hardy of the Carolina Panthers and Mario Williams of the Buffalo Bills.
---Outside linebackers Robert Mathis of the Indianapolis Colts, Tamba Hali of the Kansas City Chiefs and Terrell Suggs of the Baltimore Ravens.
---Inside linebackers Luke Kuechly of the Carolina Panthers, Paul Posluszny of the Jacksonville Jaguars.
---Cornerbacks Patrick Peterson of the Arizona Cardinals, Darrelle Revis of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Brent Grimes of the Miami Dolphins, and Tim Jennings of the Bears.
---Safeties Eric Berry of the Kansas City Chiefs, Eric Weddle of the San Diego Chargers and T.J. Ward of the Browns.
---Kicker Justin Tucker of the Ravens.
---Punt returner Cordarrelle Patterson of the Vikings.
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A birthday celebration at the Williams Inn on March 10 was unlike any other; the guest of honor was born in 1715.
For nearly three decades, the owners of the Williams Inn, Carl and Marilyn Faulkner, have hosted an annual celebration of the birth of Col. Ephraim Williams Jr., Williamstown's and Williams College's namesake.
Lauren Stevens, local author and environmentalist, portrayed the Colonel on March 10, the first weekend after Ephraim Williams Jr.s' actual natal day of March 7.
"I am 298 years old," Stevens announced as he stood in the lobby beside a cake inscribed 'Happy Birthday Colonel Williams - 1715. Then stepping out of character,
According to historians, Col. Williams was shot and killed in 1755 near Lake Geneva, N.Y., while commanding troops in a military campaign during the French and Indian War. In his will, he bequeathed a sizable sum to the founding and support of a free school in what was then known as West Hoosuck, on the condition that the town be renamed in his honor.
West Hoosuck was renamed Williamstown in 1765, and the free school opened in 1791. About two years later, the school was chartered as a tuition college, making Williams College the second oldest college in Massachusetts
Col. Williams had been buried near the place he had died, but his remains eventually were transferred to a vault in Thompson Memorial Chapel on the Williams College campus.
In his role as Ephraim Williams, Stevens dressed as a colonial gentleman - frock coat, breeches, hose, cravat and tricorn hat. The costume was provided by the '62 Center for Theatre and Dance, but Stevens, who has resurrected Colonel Williams a number of times, wore his own shoes. "I got tired
Standing nearby in the lobby, the Silver Grey Militia Company of Northern Berkshire examined their muskets.
Long time militia man John Szczesniak is a history buff. "Doing this you know why (militia men) didn't like to march in bad weather. Their feet got wet," he said looking at the moccasins he was wearing. "And if it rained or snowed during a battle, the powder would become wet and could not be used to fire muskets.
Dave Williams said he is the oldest lasting member of the militia: "I'm very active (in the militia) and have taken
At the Williams Inn, Carl Faulkner led the way, carrying a United States '76 flag, as the militia, muskets in hand, authentic powder horns and ammunition pouches slung over shoulders, marched through the public rooms on the main floor to a ceremony on the green in front of the Inn.
Militia men carried flags inscribed, "Silver Greys, An Appeal to Heaven" and "Don't Tread on Me." Meanwhile, fifer Jeff Willette of North Adams and drummer Robert Mossman of Cheshire set the beat with a rendition of "Yankee Doodle Dandy." Colonel Williams followed the marchers.
With the militia lined up on the green, leader Wayne Tinney of Adams shouted commands: Regiment, Ready, Aim, Fire. Smoke from muskets in a three volley salute to the Colonel circled the air on what was a beautiful day that held the promise of spring.
Returning to the Inn, everyone gathered around the Colonel and sang "Happy Birthday."
Carl Faulkner asked the guest of honor: "To what do you attribute your longevity?"
"To the community chefs," Stevens said with a smile.
Soon, the moment children especially had been waiting for arrived. The Colonel took a knife in hand to cut the cake, which was trimmed in gold and purple icing, Williams College's colors.
There were no candles on the cake; after all, lighting 298 candles might be considered a fire hazard. Someone asked the Colonel how he would make a wish without any candles to blow out. "I'll do it when I slice the cake. I can wish I find the lucky coin," the Colonel replied.
Then Stevens stepped out of character again, saying, "Thanks for honoring Ephraim each year. I'm looking forward to 2015 when Ephraim will be 300 years old."


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Felix Stehling, the co-founder of San Antonio based Taco Cabana passed away Monday at the age of 87.
Taco Cabana was founded by Stehling and his brother Mike in 1978 at the original location at the corner of San Pedro and Hildebrand.
Stehling took the company public in the early 90s and it quickly expanded over the years to more than 150 locations in Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma.
Felix Stehling was a father of two and his wife, Billie Jo, passed away last year.
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"As we enter our 35th anniversary year, we are proud of our rich history and the man that started it all. Descanse en paz, Felix. (Rest in peace)"


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A newly hired employee in the probationary period (for non-exempt staff) or introductory period (for exempt staff) whose employment is terminated may not use the University's grievance procedure to grieve the termination.
The University's Grievance Procedure is designed to supplement the informal department means of resolve a staff member's problems or complaints. It may be used whenever a staff member's efforts to solve the problem through discussion with an immediate supervisor have been unsuccessful. The staff member may invite someone to accompany him or her to the meeting(s) with the department head, dean/director, or review committee.
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Slumped in chairs in the clubhouse at Hillcrest Country Club in Hollwood last Monday afternoon, their faces told the story.
With by far the best boys golf team put together in more than a decade, the Miami Springs Goldens Hawks players looked like they had just lost a loved one as they watched late scores come in.
The event was the Region 8-3A golf tournament and, bubbling with momentums from a big upset of Columbus seven days earlier to claim the District 23-2A title, just 45 minutes earlier the four players had posted a team score of 304. A pretty good number for the tough par 72 layout.
Needing a second place finish or better among the nine competing teams to advance to the state tournament near Orlando in two weeks, Pat Bolton, Pat Perez, Luke Llaneras and Kyle Safreed were excited. They thought they had done enough. They thought they might be the first Springs boys golf team to make it to state in more than a decade.
So they thought.
Then in came the Cypress Bay scores – good ones.
When Cypress Bay's Manuel Kent stood on the 18th fairway as the final golfer from either team on the course, he had a difficult 130-yard nine-iron shot into the wind into an island green. Even though Kent didn't know it, everyone else did.
Cypress Bay led Springs by a single shot. Kent, two-over at the moment, needed a par. A bogey would've forced a playoff between the two teams. Kent did a lot better than par. He stuck that nine-iron eight feet from the cup and drained the putt for a birdie giving the Lightning a team score of 302 and punching their ticket to state.
"We gave it our best shot," said Bolton, who shot a five-over 77. "We had our opportunities but just came up a little short. We really played well as a team today and felt it was good enough. This is just so disappointing because all four of us are seniors and this was our last shot at state. We really felt it was going to happen."
The very same Columbus team that Springs had upset seven days earlier to claim the district title at Miami Springs Country Club returned to form for regionals as the Explorers went out and carded an impressive 295 team score to easily win the event.
"This is just horrible right now," said Perez who led the way for the Hawks with a three-over 75 while Llaneras and Safreed each carded 76. "We really thought we had done enough and thought we were going to get there. I just can't believe I'm sitting here knowing I've played my last competitive round of high school golf."
"They did the best they could out there today and that's just golf sometimes," said Springs coach Roger Piermarini. "I'm proud of the boys because they really worked hard this year and had a tremendous season. They're upset right now but they have plenty of golf left to play in their lives so hopefully they will look back on this season as a great experience."


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Beer consumption per capita (litres)
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- 1912
The Laurentina Brewery starts out as The Victoria Ice and Soft Drink Plant.
- 1932
The iconic Laurentina brand is launched in Maputo.
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The Mac Mahon Brewery is built. This is where the name of Mozambique's most popular mainstream brand – 2M – comes from.
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A brewery is established in Biera.
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SAB Ltd acquires the Maputo and Beira breweries, which become known as Cervejas de Moçambique (CDM)
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CDM acquires the Laurentina brand and restructures its combined brewing assets to operate from one site.
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CDM becomes the first company to list on the Maputo stock exchange, with a free float of some 25%.
- 2010
CDM builds and commissions a new brewery in Nampula.
Sustainable development
Impala - from subsistence farming to cash crop
In October 2011 in Mozambique, we launched the first-ever commercial-scale, cassava-based clear beer – Impala.
Read the Impala - from subsistence farming to cash crop sustainable development case study


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