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text: A little more than a month after Paula Abdul tendered her high-profile Twitter resignation as a judge on "American Idol," Fox announced Wednesday that she was being replaced by one of the show's biggest fans, comedian and talk-show host Ellen DeGeneres. The network's five-year deal with DeGeneres puts to rest a major challenge facing Fox as the aging singing competition enters its ninth season in January: filling the shoes of the judge considered by many to be the heart of the show. DeGeneres, who has hosted the Oscars and the Emmys and was recently a guest judge on Fox's "So You Think You Can Dance," broke the news to her audience during a taping of "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" on Continue reading →


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Like some Rock and roll superstar who goes on tour every summer, Connecticut Chuckles' Groundhog Day prediction at the Lutz Children's Museum in Manchester is anxiously anticipated and eagerly scrutinized each and every year.
Chuckles, the official Connecticut State Groundhog, spends the better part of the year consulting with meteorology experts and preparing herself for her moment in the sun, which will come at about 6:30 a.m. Groundhog Day morning Saturday, Feb. 2., 2013 at the Lutz Children's Museum located at 247 South Main St. in town.
If Chuckles spies her shadow Saturday, it means we are in for six more weeks of winter. If she doesn't, then it's an omen of an early spring.
This year's event is extra special because it marks the debut of Connecticut Chuckles VIII, who replaces Connecticut Chuckles VII after her tragic death early last year.
Patch was fortunate enough to snag an exclusive interview with the new Chuckles, who revealed that her favorite part of the new job so far were the "groupies."
The Lutz will open at 6 a.m for the event, and Chuckles is due to emerge at 6:30a.m. Saturday morning to make her prediction. Afterwards, the museum invites all to stay for hot coffee and breakfast foods. The event is free and open to the public.
But, don't worry, unlike a rockstar, Chuckles will appear come snow, sleet, rain, ice, wind, or some combination of them all Groundhog Day morning.


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A study shows that video game consoles eat up heaps of energy and cost consumers billions in electricity costs -- and the majority of this is while the consoles are idle.
Most smartphone owners use up considerably less data per month than expected, with data hogs making up a small percentage, according to new data from Consumer Reports.
Home electronics account for 15 percent of electricity bills and its share is growing rapidly. The International Energy Agency calls for policies to promote efficiency in consumer electronics.
Panasonic's S1 series of plasmas are its least expensive to incorporate the important features like improved contrast ratio and power efficiency.
New and Noteworthy: AMD claims new chips consume half the power of Core 2 Duos; TuneView for iPod; more
An unofficial "Game of Thrones" map uses familiar Google Maps-style navigation, but adds fascinating character paths and a spoiler-slider.
iPhone and iPad owners in general chew up the most data, but Samsung device owners also get their fill, according to a report from JDSU.
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Adat Shalom first local shul to get solar panels
Staff Writer, The Washington Jewish Week
Who needs Pepco when the sun's powerful solar rays beam down gratis on Adat Shalom Reconstructionist Congregation?
Thanks to an innovative power-sharing proposal to transform the synagogue's roof into a small-scale solar power plant, the Bethesda congregation will be weaning itself from what Rabbi Fred Scherlinder Dobb says is the power company's "dirty" electricity.
By agreeing to affix 180 solar panels onto its roof, Adat Shalom will become one of Greater Washington's first spiritual centers -- and the first local synagogue -- to harness the sun's renewable, and cheaper, power.
"Morally and religiously speaking," Dobb said, "there's a lot riding on our electricity bill."
The electricity that synagogues consume," he said, "is perhaps the largest and most controllable adverse impact that our sacred buildings have on God's good earth."
The power deal, which was brokered by Kenergy Solar, a Maryland-based solar panel installer, will generate around 50,000 kilowatt hours of electricity each year, comprising approximately 16 percent of the synagogue's total yearly power consumption.
Construction on the project will begin in January.
The savings, noted Dobb and other officials, will be substantial, though they declined to provide a precise figure.
"The solar-generated, clean electricity purchased by Adat Shalom will always cost less than [the synagogue] was paying to the electric utility," said Garry Grossman, the shul's co-president.
Under the deal -- called a power purchase agreement -- all costs associated with the building, operating and maintaining of the solar panels will be handled by Altus Power Management, a Bethesda-based energy investment group.
Adat Shalom will technically buy the solar power from Altus under a 20-year agreement that Dobb maintains is "a great long-term investment for predicable budgeting and keeping energy costs manageable."
Altus will spend more than $200,000 in construction costs, but, eventually, will gain from the deal by capitalizing not only on the shul's power consumption, but also on a range of tax breaks and other incentives offered by the state of Maryland and the federal government.
Altus also will be able to cash in on Maryland Solar Renewable Energy Certificates (SRECs), or clean power credits that can be sold to companies that produce so-called dirty power, such as coal burning.
The financial boon, however, isn't the only motivation for pursuing the project, officials said. There's a moral impetus as well.
"A lot of religious organizations naturally understand that polluting less and generating clean energy and saving money at the same time is a noble idea, and part of their mission," said Ken Stadlin, Kenergy's president. "We recognize this is an opportunity to serve this market."
For Dobb and other Adat Shalom members, the solar deal is also about education.
A tracker in the synagogue's lobby will display the amount of solar power Adat Shalom is producing at any given time. Dobb hopes visitors to the shul will notice the display, and inquire about the green roof.
As one of the first religious institutions to ink a power purchase deal, Dobb said, the shul can set the example for the community -- philosophically and practically.
"We hope that our efforts have created a template or sorts," said Dobb, referring to the three-way solar agreement. "It is an easy concrete step a local institution can take" to help "clean up our act."
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Free Family Event Brings Switzerland to the Clark December 28
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December 04, 2006
Alpine amusements abound at the free Swiss Bliss Family Day at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute on Thursday, December 28. The mountains and merriment of Switzerland will visit the Berkshires from 11 am to 3 pm offering a family exploration of Swiss culture. Paint a cowbell, snowshoe up Stone Hill, attempt to win the "Unspunnen Stone" throwing contest, or take in a family gallery talk of the current exhibition Alpine Views: Alexandre Calame and the Swiss Landscape. Gallery admission and activities are free.
Inspired by the traditional national contest of Switzerland, the Clark will hold its own Unspunnen Stone throwing contest. The original Unspunnen Stone weighed over 150 pounds but the Clark's version of the "stone" will be considerably less. There will be two contests for children, one for ages six to 12 and one for ages 13 to 18. Try your best to hurl the "stone" as far as possible and plant a Swiss flag with your name where it lands. At the end of the day, the farthest distance from the starting point wins. The two winners will receive large Toblerone sampler boxes.
Imagine trekking in the Alps while snowshoeing (or hiking depending on the amount of snow) up Stone Hill on a guided tour led by knowledgeable staff from The Mountain Goat who will help identify the mountain ranges surrounding the Clark. Feel like yodeling? Treks depart at 11:30 am, 12:30 pm, 1:30 pm, and 2:30 pm. A limited number of snowshoes will be available for use free of charge. Those owning snowshoes are encouraged to bring them.
Paint a Swiss cowbell and craft a Toblerone bear ornament during art-making activities. Those with an affinity for Swiss chocolate will enjoy creating a Toblerone candy jar. The decorative jars, with a Swiss theme of course, will hold a sample piece of each of the five types of Toblerone chocolate (limit of one per family).
At 12 and 2 pm view the rugged and stunning landscape of the Alps with a family gallery tour of Alpine Views. Alexandre Calame was a native Swiss painter who grew up near Lake Geneva.His paintings of the Swiss landscape are remarkably naturalistic depictions of lakes, high peaks, and rushing waterfalls. All works included in Alpine Views are from the collection of Asbjorn R. Lunde. The exhibition is sponsored by Toblerone.
Round out the afternoon with the film Heidi (1937, 88 minutes, rated G), starring Shirley Temple, on the big screen in the Clark's auditorium at 3 pm.
The Clark is located at 225 South Street in Williamstown, Massachusetts. The galleries are open Tuesday through Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm (daily in July and August). Admission is free November through May. Admission June 1 through October 31 is $12.50 for adults, free for children 18 and younger, members, and students with valid ID. For more information, call 413-458-2303 or visit www.clarkart.edu.


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Rabbi Yissocher Frand, world-renowned rav, speaker, and author, knows how to keep his eyes open and ears attuned to the spiritual messages in everyday life. His clear vision, combined with his warmth, compassion, and, most important, his profound knowledge of the Torah's wisdom, have given him the ability to understand the challenges of his fellow Jews - and help guide them to meet those challenges successfully.
The essays in It's Never Too Little; It's Never Too Late; It's Never Enough are "pure Frand": relevant, practical, often humorous and always wise. When Wall Street melts down, Rabbi Frand discovers how to turn an economic crisis into an opportunity for growth. While others complain about the "shidduch crisis" Rabbi Frand points out the misconceptions that have contributed to it, which must be eradicated if we are to solve the problem. Whether it's explaining how to love our neighbors as ourselves -- even in traffic jams -- or examining the games our egos like to play, Rabbi Frand patiently urges us, and shows us how, to become the best people we can be.
At the 11th Siyum HaShas of Daf Yomi, Rabbi Frand electrified the more than 100,000 participants with his portrayal of our obligation to study Torah: "It's never too little; it's never too late; it's never enough." Now he shows us how to take this message of optimism, determination, and accomplishment and bring it into every facet of our lives.
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- Expectations for Linn are very low. Management merely has to meet its own estimates and fund distribution from cash flow.
- Linn has continued opportunities for efficiency improvement and organic growth.
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The cosmetology industry is offering the free program Look Good Feel Better to all women being treated for cancer.
Each woman will receive a makeover, and take home a gift bag of cosmetics donated by nationally known manufacturers, as well as instruction on the use of scarves and hairpieces.
Makeover clinic dates are Monday, March 18, May 20, July 15, Sept. 16, and Nov. 18.
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Telluride Celebrates New Conference Center Jazz trumpeter Terence Blanchard's sextet, backed by an orchestra from the Denver Musicians' Association, performed for an invitation-only audience of local movers and shakers and the media to mark the grand opening of the Telluride Conference Center, 9,500 feet up in the San Juan range of the Rocky Mountains. The gala event reflected local pride in the facility, under development only since 1987 in the Town of Mountain Village.
The 11,000-square-foot conference center has a 6,000-square-foot flexible ballroom that holds up to 500 theater-style, plus three breakout rooms seating up to 16 people boardroom-style. The largest of the three can host a reception for 60. A special feature is a mezzanine that, combined with the lobby, provides more than 2,000 square feet of exhibit or display space.
First to use the conference center was the National Housing & Rehabilitation Association, based in Washington, D.C. NHRA executive director Peter Bell housed his 150 attendees, plus about 50 family members, in two Wyndham International luxury properties just a short walk from the conference center.
The Peaks Resort and Golden Door Spa has 174 guest rooms, including 28 suites, plus one- to four-bedroom condominiums and penthouses. The 6,090 square feet of meeting space includes a ballroom seating 180 classroom-style and three breakout rooms. The renowned Golden Door Spa features 44 treatment rooms and offers a variety of facial and body treatments, massage, saunas, steam rooms, Jacuzzis, indoor and outdoor pools, and a weight room. An 18-hole championship golf course is adjacent.
The Lodge at Mountain Village offers accommodations in the main lodge, in fully furnished one-, two-, and three-bedroom condominiums, and in individual log-and-stone cabins. Lodge guests have access to the Golden Door Spa.
It's a 13-minute ride by complimentary gondola from Mountain Village to the Victorian town of Telluride, which looks much the same as it did when Butch Cassidy robbed its San Miguel National Bank in 1889. Today's Telluride, a designated National Historic District, is a year-round resort offering skiing, golf, hiking, mountain biking, fly fishing, whitewater rafting, and horseback riding. In summer there are endless fairs and festivals; best known are the annual jazz and film festivals.
A highlight for first-time visitors is a Jeep tour. On one side of the road is the craggy face of the mountain, broken by an occasional sealed mine shaft. On the other side, there's a bottomless drop without guardrails, and, as far as the eye can see, mountain peaks, valleys, and posture-perfect aspen trees.


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(CNN) - Severe weather is battering much of the central U.S. including tornadoes in parts and blizzards in others.
The extreme conditions are part of a large front that will likely mean more severe weather for the weekend. It's a story of extremes.
Tornadoes and severe thunderstorms in parts of Illinois, Tennessee and states further south.
Up north, blizzards and whiteout conditions in Iowa and Minnesota.
It's all part of a fast-developing storm front sweeping across the central U.S.
Meteorologists say the mix of warm and cold air is to blame for the most severe conditions.
"Very hot air, very muggy air in the East, very much colder air behind it," said CNN meteorologist Chad Myers. "That cold air pushes the warm air up - that's the cold front - and we get the tornado possibilities."
More than possibilities: The National Weather Service had reports of as many as eight tornadoes in central Illinois late Thursday.
Seven outbuildings were destroyed in Mechanicsburg. And more than 24,000 people lost power in the state.
Several areas also saw flooding, which emergency officials say was fueled by heavy rain and melting snow.
Meanwhile in colder temperatures up north, blizzard warnings were in effect in Minnesota as rain turned to snow.
It's got some fed up with the seemingly never-ending cold.
And there's no end in sight.
A cold front on the tail of the current system will mean the story of extremes will likely continue into the weekend with plummeting temperatures in the North, and heavy downpours possible in the lower Midwest.
So far, there have been no reports of injuries or death related to this round of severe weather.
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Affordable cottage villa with swimming pool located just 150 meters (3 minutes walk) away from Kuta Beach.
The villa has 2 cottages/2 separated rooms. Each room comes with a queen size bed, air conditioned and has it's own bathroom with hot/cold water shower.
We could rent out individual 1 bedroom that could accomodate 2 people OR you may wish to rent the entire villa/cottage with 2 bedrooms that accomodate 4 (please see my other listings on Airbnb). We can also provide you with Extra Beds.
The room facilities include:
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We provide airport pickup, please do message us in advance to enquire about the fees and we could make arrangement.
As hosts, we would love to show you around and share with you information about Bali.
A little information about Kuta. Kuta, a former fishing village, was one of the first towns on Bali to see substantial tourist development.
It is known internationally for its long sandy beach, varied accommodation, many restaurants and bars, and many renowned surfers who visit from Australia. It is located near Bali's Ngurah Rai Airport. Also, there is a new Beachwalk Mall just opened within 2 minutes walking distance from this property.
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Great location, very freindly host's family and staffs!
I totally agree with most of the other praise, but unfortunately we almost could not use WIFI during our stay(even we told Lidia-Kevin's mother- several times). And it's very hard to communicate with staffs except manager, Indra in English. So we should keep finding Indra because of very small request or just should abandon.
Anyhow, Dulang Village and Fat Chow(restaurent) were nice place!!
I just want to thank Kevin, his family & their staff at Dulang Village!
it was such an amazing place to rest while doing business in the hustle & bustle of busy Kuta. It is truly a sanctuary, with a suttle waterfall in the pool, relax with a glass of wine while sitting in the gazebo right outside your villa. The Villa has all the amenities that you shall need. The quaint restaurant that Kevins family owns has exceptional food with a great price, we ended up eating there 90% of our two week stay!
Thanx again for the a five star experience!
Kevin's house is an amazing one in a great location - convenient with restaurants and bars and cafes around the corner and 3 mins walk to the Kuta beach. The pool is very elegant suited with the green tropical surroundings in the garden. Felt like having a real vocation in a dream land.
Highly recommend it to everyone who is lucky enough to find this magical place.
Villas are in great location in Poppies 2, and surprisingly very quiet at night. Staff are excellent, and the gardens and pool are beautiful. all in all a great property and would go back
My partner and I spent 7 days at Dulang Villa. Wow - just beautiful - a little slice of paradise right in the center of Kuta!
Its even more beautiful than the pictures and the staff are amazing. Kevin's mum Lidia, was absolutely lovely and made sure we had a great trip, giving us recommendations and booking tours for us. Nothing was too much trouble, including a beautiful dinner served on our patio one night. We rate it 10/10 and we will be back for sure!
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Quiet, clean and nicely managed guesthouse in the middle of the the noisy Kuta.
Very good central location, shielding outside all the noise from the crazy streets of Kuta. The rooms are clean and well furnished, even if a bit "unpersonal". The garden with the pool and the table are a very nice place for breakfast and relaxing in between of your tourist tours in the area. Host friendly and very responsive to our requests.
I was hesitant to submit a review out of pure selfishness - I just don't want anyone knowing how perfect this place was!
It is so, so lovely and totally relaxing! Words cant describe the tranquility, everything is perfection! I love the bathroom, which overlooks the pond with turtles swimming :) Great location in the heart of Kuta but so quite. Perfect location with an easy walk to the beach, some great shops, and very near all the best restaurants.
Not only by staying here but we made a great friend "LIDIA" she made our holiday, you couldn't ask for a better host!
This is the only place we will stay in Bali :)
Amazing host and amazingly beautiful villa!! Very attentative for feedback and very supportive at all requests. Can highly recommend them!
Where do I begin! We were lucky enough to spend a portion of our honeymoon at Dulang Village and could not have been happier. The location is great and very convenient - only steps away from beach walk and kuta square. The villa, pool and property are absolutely stunning and serve as a quite oasis away from the busy streets of Kuta, however, that is not what makes this place so special. We absolutely fell in love with our hosts and staff and they really made us feel like family during our stay and especially warmed the heart of my wife who was born and raised in Indonesia and felt like we had landed one of her family members homes due to the hospitality of the owners, Lidia and Ricky. We had amazing food arranged for us poolside everyday, help with transport and activities and were treated to a wonderful night on the town with our hosts that we will always remember. Subsequent to our stay at Dulang village, we moved on to Ubud and really missed this place and nearly contemplated calling to see of we could come back.
We highly recommend this property. Thank you again Lidia, Ricky and Kevin!
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There has been a change to the selling procedure of tickets for our Europa League game against Sparta Prague at Stamford Bridge.
The remaining tickets for the match, which takes place on Thursday 21 February, kick-off 8.05pm, will be sold as follows:
Thursday 17 January until 1.30pm on Sunday 20 January: season ticket holders who have not yet purchased a seat will be able to purchase one, and members can also buy one ticket.
Monday 21 January until 5pm: season ticket holders and members can purchase an extra two tickets (maximum three per person).
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New York recently joined a small group of states that threaten tough actions, including driver's license suspensions, to compel delinquent taxpayers to pay up.
The state is creating a driver's license suspension program aimed at those who owe at least $10,000 in back taxes and who have exhausted all appeals.
"16,000 Tax Scofflaws Put on Notice," an announcement from Gov. Andrew Cuomo warned earlier this month.
License suspension could be a very effective way to get laggards to pony up.
People rely on their driver's licenses not only to drive -- say, to work -- but as a form of identification for travel, to prove residency and even to buy a drink.
But is it really fair?
It is if you really owe the money, and the time for disputing the charge is over, said David Brunori, deputy publisher of Tax Analysts. "Holding your feet to the fire is not necessarily crazy."
As a self-described libertarian, Brunori is no fan of government. But he explains his position this way: "Getting a license is a privilege. It's not messing around with a constitutional right."
Quiz: Which state has the highest income tax rate?
New York will let tax delinquents work out a payment plan with the state if they're too strapped to pay everything in full. And anyone whose license is suspended may apply for a restricted license that would let them drive to and from work only.
Seizing a driver's license is likely to be a less costly way for the state to raise money. Garnishing wages, imposing tax liens and seizing bank accounts are more difficult, intrusive and mistake-prone, Brunori noted.
New York isn't the first state to suspend driver's licenses as a prod to get people to pay back taxes. But only a few others do, said Kathleen Thies, senior state tax analyst for CCH, a tax publisher.
They include California, Massachusetts and Louisiana. Of them, Louisiana sets the lowest threshold in defining tax delinquency: A mere $1,000 in debt to the state puts not only your driver's license at risk, but a commercial business license and hunting and fishing licenses, too.
And when you finally do pay up, you may also owe a fee to have your license reinstated.
A number of states, including New York, have also resorted to public shaming. They publish the names of the biggest tax delinquents to coax them to pay what they owe.
California, for instance, posts the names of the state's top 500 tax delinquents twice a year.
To make that list, your tax liability has to exceed $100,000. And only if you're on that list are you at risk of losing both your driver's license and occupation or professional license. Plus, state agencies are prohibited from entering into contracts with you until you satisfy your debt.
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- Lion Brand® Knitting Needles Size 8 [5 mm]
- Lion Brand® Large-Eyed Blunt Needle
Project Instructions
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Finished Chest 20 in. [51 cm]
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14 stitches across and 28 rows down should measure 4 in. [10 cm] in Garter stitch (knit every stitch on every row). BE SURE TO CHECK YOUR GAUGE.
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Cast on 36 stitches.
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Work in Garter stitch (knit every stitch on every row) until piece measures 10 in. [25.5 cm]. Bind off.
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FRONTS (make 2)
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Cast on 19 stitches.
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Work in Garter stitch until piece measures 10 in. [25.5 cm]. Bind off.
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SLEEVES (make 2)
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Cast on 28 stitches.
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Work in Garter stitch until piece measures 5 in. [12.5 cm]. Bind off.
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Sew shoulder seams from armhole edge towards center for 2 1/2 in. [6.5 cm], leaving remaining edges open.
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Mark 4 in. [10cm] down from shoulder on Front and Back. Sew Sleeve to between marks. Sew side and Sleeve seams. Weave in ends.
Step: 18
At neck edge, fold corner down 2 in. [5 cm] and tack in place. Repeat on the other side.
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Savannah >Food & Dining > Gryphon Tea Room
337 Bull St, Savannah, GA | Directions 3140132.073122 -81.094156
Monday To Friday From 08:30 AM To 09:30 PM Saturday From 10:00 AM To 09:30 PM
Neighborhoods: Historic District - South
A lucky find! – Wandering around downtown Savannah, we came upon the Gryphon Room while looking for a place to have lunch near the Shop SCAD store.
We waited a little while and were finally seated in a somewhat tight spot, but after the food came, we forgot all about that.
Our party of three had the house salad, French onion soup, and seafood bisque -- all were absolutely amazing.
I also had the the apple, spinach, and cheese quiche, which was perfectly balanced. It was the best meal I had on my week-long vacation.
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Hands down the best place in town – I harp on Savannahs restaurant industry for being tainted by tourism that allows them to serve average food at inflated prices and provide poor service. This is one of the shinning exceptions. Absolutely the best place in town to eat. They have dozens of teas to choose from by the kettle or glass, their salads and sandwiches are amazing and the prices are almost criminal they are so cheap. I recommend trying a glass of Ice Tea, unsweetened, its always interesting. And my favorite dish is the Baby Blue Salad.
Get a seat by the bay window on the right when you walk in, it looks out onto the square. The opposing bay window has great seating as well, looking out on Savannah College of Art and Designs historic Admissions building. Its a very popular place for Baby Showers, Engagement Parties so it can get busy. There are no tables inside, there are a few outside, also there is bar seating.
Only down part, the small round tables they seat two people at can get crowded quickly, especially if youre ordering a kettle of tea and also, I wish they had longer hours and were open Sundays.
Great Place for Tea – A beautiful building with really good food. I had the shrimp salad with a side of frozen fruit salad. Also try the crab cakes, they are some of the best that I have ever had. The ceaser salad with chicken on top is good as well. The tea menu was also very extensive.
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Some years since i introduced the girl with the "weird" name, unknown then.
Now she plays the best and beats them with her agressive tennis.
I have no doubt we'll see and hear her in the near future!!
Whoopiee--that what that is? Now, Vika gives the call of a large water-bird, but I hadn't made out Wicky's two syllables.
...just read on my ceefax words i hate to say about Yanin. She still suffers with that leg.
It's the nerves in the muscle that won't heal and need daily medical intervention. Doctors
told her this is a very subtil injury that can heal with time, lots of time(maybe 6-8months).
Knowing our whoopie-girl she wants to play, stubborn as she is. Or maybe she'll think it
over and pick the right solution as Masha did. Go away and come back stronger...SAD.
Bummer. But if that's the deal, yeah--however many months it takes. Rather miss her for a little than mess herself up longterm.
See how she does with Oudin there directly.
Really. WTA clearly believes they can now just retread the same game over & over with only minor variation and everyone will choose not to see what's going down. This is patently American media theory--where you know it's essentially Yankee yuppies running the whole thing.
CHARLEROI, BELGIUM: Yanina Wickmayer has levelled the semifinal against Czech Republic in Charleroi after a battling victory over Barbora Zahlavova Strycova. The Belgian overcame her opponent 64 64 in 1 hour 37 minutes. Petra Kvitova had put the visitors in front with a 62 76(4) win over Kirsten Flipkens.
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Kvitova early made a confidence boosting start for the Czechs who are marginal favourites to prevail and reach the final.
Wicky. If Belgium could win, Tiger could see the Russian girls play the Final in Nov.
WAIT! Maybe not...
PS: I had not expected this but--ITF's Eleanor Preston, reporting from Moscow, says a Russian Final is also "certain to be at home in Moscow"! Podcast: http://www.fedcup.com/en...and-play-offs-day-1.aspx
This is no good, man. Her lawyers stupid or what?
The Swiss judiciary is tainted with the influence of Roche--the pharamaceutical multicorps that owns WADA & names the jurists on that phony-assed Fleming "drug court" that came at her in the first place.
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It may be just me, it may just be the voice acting but I don't feel hate/desire for revenge from Connor like I did from Ezio in ACII.
It may be just me, it may just be the voice acting but I don't feel hate/desire for revenge from Connor like I did from Ezio in ACII.
spoilers:Unlike previous Assassin Altaïr, who was motivated by his desire to restore his honor, and Ezio, who was motivated by revenge, Connor is motivated by a desire to just do good in the world, May said.
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So they burn down his village and kill his mother, but he's not motivated by revenge? What's the point of the scene where he asks Charles Lee his name then?
This game is drastically different then the previous AC games. It took me about 4 or 5 hours to really start enjoying it. The mechanics and changes really frustrated me. I also felt like they made it very linear. Then all of a sudden I started playing as Conner. The game really gets interesting at that point.
Impressions so for:
1) This is a big step back in game play. The controls aren't nearly as fluid. They seemed to have stream lined it, and I just don't think this is a game that needed streamlining. Things seem to have gotten better as I've gotten used to it, but it still has a weird feel to it.
2) The story is outstanding. That is really what is keeping me going right now. The twists and turns really make it worth it.
With Halo 4 coming out today, this game is going to go on the back burner for a little bit. I hate when they release games I'm excited about so close together.
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okay quick question
I liked AssCreed 2 and loved Brotherhood, but then I hated and Revelations
so based on that how does AssCreed 3 compare to Brotherhood?
Comics were happier before the Internet turned writing superhero stories into fruitless attempts to impress/entertain a small group of ppl who appear to hate comics and their creators.
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"To alcohol, the cause of and solution to all of life's problems." -- Homer Simpson
"You get what everyone gets. You get a lifetime." -- Death (Sandman)
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Actually if you'd paid attention(or knew your US History) You'd know that Washington was the one who burned down his village. Latter half of the game Conner finds out, and instead of turning on Washington and the Patriots continues the course because by that time its not about revenge, its about the cause, hence why when he finally did track him down and Lee demanded to know why he kept fighting his response was "because if I don't who else will?!"
One of the major parts of the story is Achilles helping him find his way and purpose, as a surrogate father/son relationship.
I also feel that outdoor free running away from alleys and buildings was implemented very well.
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"Tragedy is when I cut my finger. Comedy is when you fall into an open sewer and die." -Mel Brooks
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As for the game, I'm beginning to really dislike the new parkour controls. I haven't played Brotherhood or Revelations, so these are new to me, but the leaning over edges when you just want to jump down, some minor button swapping, the architecture causing you to jump on platforms you don't want to (really frustrating when chasing almanac pages), etc can be annoying. But as others have said, the story really carries this game. I find it easy to forgive its faults as I want to play non-stop just to see what happens next.
Comics were happier before the Internet turned writing superhero stories into fruitless attempts to impress/entertain a small group of ppl who appear to hate comics and their creators.
Grant Morrison
Started a homesteader mission. I ramble all over the map to fulfill the objectives, and when I get back to talk to him and finish the mission...he's in his outhouse! So I had to quit the mission to let me go to other locations and do other things. ARGHHH!
Anyone really hates the full synch objective? the number of mission were they pesters me seem higher than ever and they kinda ruin the narrative flow because they make you repeat sequence over and over again destroying whatever emotions they were trying to convey
George Washington has the worst body guard ever
Has to remember his suggestion for the traitor game
can you crack the code?
'The marquis. Well, you know, to be honest, he seems a little bit dodgy to me.'
'Mm,' she agreed. 'He's a little bit dodgy in the same way that rats are a little bit covered in fur."
So how do people feel about connor as a character?
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In September 2014 a new state funded Maharishi Free School for ages 11-16 is proposed to be opening in Rendlesham, Suffolk. The school will follow the successful model of the Maharishi Free School in Lancashire. The school in Suffolk is for 11-16 year olds, one form per year with class sizes of 24.
For over twenty five years the Maharishi School in Lancashire, a non-selective independent school, offered Consciousness-based Education, which includes the twice daily practice of Transcendental Meditation, as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. The purpose of Consciousness-based Education is to develop the full potential of every student -which includes their senses, mind, intellect and emotions.
The school's GCSE results, often the top in Lancashire have also been in the top 2.5% nationally. In its most recent Ofsted report in 2009 it was found to be outstanding in eleven areas and outstanding overall. In September 2011 The Maharishi School Trust was one of the first schools to gain Free School status. The aim of Maharishi School is to provide a complete education by integrating the highest quality of traditional education with the development of greater balance and harmony in all areas of the pupils' life.
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Some love it. Some hate it. Khan's simple video tutorial approach has fueled interest in the flipped classroom and blended self paced learning. This is not a new idea or a new technology. However it all comes at a time when teachers need time to teach and the fascination and promise of online resources is at it's peak.
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A teacher in Massachusetts who has spent more than a quarter century in the classroom is drawing attention after she quit her job over her growing frustration with the school system's emphasis on standardized testing.
Because of "so many things that pulled me away from the classroom and fractured my time with the children," kindergarten teacher Susan Sluyter quit last month.
"It takes the joy out of learning for the children," she told TODAY. "It takes the joy out of teaching."
I left the classroom at the end of the 'Nation at Risk' era. I was fed up with top down mandates that put kids learning low on the priority list.
I dodged the NCLB freight train and have retained my teaching spirit while working online for more than a decade.
Unfortunately this is the style of learning in China, where my teachers come from. I have been told to take the fun out of the learning to concentrate on giving only useful information. It has taken the joy out of my teaching...or can I be subversive???
Have a very similar mindset but short of opening one's own school we are stuck with it. I have just published a book leading teachers to the more fertile ground for real progress, in literacy acquisition, of analysing student work, giving them an authentic voice, and goal setting. It puts listening and speaking at the centre.
Will we ever learn in America? uhmmm...that is a rhetorical question, btw. ;-)
Guidelines for effective online discussions This resource will help you, as an instructor, consider many factors that contribute to a successful implementation of online discussion in your course. Variation and incremental development Not every suggestion provided in this resource will fit every situation. You'll need to find what works best for your students in the context of your course; an iterative approach will likely be necessary in order to meet your learning goals. Variables like class size and personality, scheduling, and topic might require adjustments. A group with a sense of community established through in-class interaction might seamlessly continue discussions online, while another groups might require more attention.
Solid guidelines backed up with a good works consulted list from Chad Shorter at UW-Madison.
...cutting-edge learning environments that allow learners to be self-directed are where it is at. I sense a mountain of resentment when I'm told to learn something, to use ONE technology (e.g. paper-n-pencil, computer, iPad, whatever) but when I'm invited to explore, to make my own connections with a text, with ideas, I'm inclined to blog it, to curate content, to do more with various devices.
I can learn anything I want to learn... Pinned on the wall above my computer.
Using Google Drive, teachers and students can exchange digital work seamlessly. Teachers create and share (view only) a folder or class...
Base your workflow on this foundation and you'll save yourself some painful trial and error. Teachers build on other teacher's work... all free on the open web. Drive that Google Drive!
Workflows on top of frameworks...
As web companies strive to tailor their services (including news and search results) to our personal tastes, there's a dangerous unintended consequence: We get trapped in a "filter bubble" and don't get exposed to information that could challenge or broaden our worldview. Eli Pariser argues powerfully that this will ultimately prove to be bad for us and bad for democracy.
If a machine (Google, Bing, Skynet) controls your access to information your perspective could be warped in ways you are completely unaware of. Science fiction? Not really. Easy to escape. You bet! Listen to Pariser's ideas, and then act to improve and control your own filters. ~ Dennis
Now I know who to blame for whatever my son does.
Interesting, I wonder if this issue will effect academic research that is more and more only using online resources?
I've been aware of this for some time now and it has challenged me to think creatively when doing searches.
Use this simple, 25-point checklist to assess critical website usability issues. Includes free download (1-page PDF).
The list is split into 4 roughly equal sections, (I) Accessibility, (II) Identity, (III) Navigation, and (IV) Content. I'll describe and rationalize all of the sections and line items below, but you can also download the checklist as a simple, 1-page PDF. I try to keep it simple with 3 basic ratings: (1) Green Check = Good/Pass, (2) Red Check = Needs work, but no disaster, (3) Red X = Bad/Fail. Not all points are necessarily applicable to all sites.
Everyone loves checklists, right? Here's a very good one that puts the basics of website usability into an easy to read, very well organized set of lists.
If you're new to building online content (websites in particular) this is a great resource. (It's a good refresher for you veterans as well.)
So useful to use in a class info literacy session.
Another good usability article.
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The Technology Integration Matrix (TIM) illustrates how teachers can use technology to enhance learning for K-12 students. The TIM incorporates five interdependent characteristics of meaningful learning environments: active, constructive, goal directed (i.e., reflective), authentic, and collaborative (Jonassen, Howland, Moore, & Marra, 2003). The TIM associates five levels of technology integration (i.e., entry, adoption, adaptation, infusion, and transformation) with each of the five characteristics of meaningful learning environments. Together, the five levels of technology integration and the five characteristics of meaningful learning environments create a matrix of 25 cells as illustrated below.
The infographic style of presentation sit atop a deep set of resources.
By Larry Ferlazzo: An award-winning English and Social Studies teacher at Luther Burbank High School in Sacramento, Calif., Larry Ferlazzo is the author of Helping Students Motivate Themselves: Practical Answers To Classroom Challenges, The ESL/ELL Teacher's Survival Guide, and Building Parent Engagement In Schools.
Seeking ways to differentiate instruction in your classroom? Look here for quality outsources on a complex topic. Ferlazzo's "power-packed line-up" of guest responders speak to the issue. Additionally you'll find a compilation of Best Resources on the subject.
I find it challenging to work out how to differentiate (or whether I am differentiating) lessons in secondary school classes where everything is driven by the needs of an examination system. This idea, that there are multiple incarnations of differentiation, I find quite helpful.
But here's the thing: the history of social media actually goes back a lot further, and its roots can be found in blogging, Google, AOL, ICQ, the beginnings of the world wide web and, perhaps surprisingly, CompuServe.
I started with BRS searches and Bulletin Boards. How about you?
Qui peut prédire la suite?
Breve historia de los Medios de Comunicación Social
More a timeline than a history. Useful, anyway.
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Tim Robinson: If our students think that the discussion posting is useless and not at all entertaining. It likely means that it is useless and not at all entertaining. We know this because we often feel the same way when we have to make contrived discussions posts. It's not that our jobs are about entertaining students, but we do need to do what we can do make it at least tolerable.
If we can expand our understanding of the tool to get beyond just 'discussions' but see it as a platform for other creative ways to explore a topic, we'll find a much richer level of learning. We can, maybe, even have some fun with it.
Tim Robinson gives examples on how to make online discussions more engaging and interactive, how to encourage students to participate and how to make discussion posting more entertaining.
Online discussions can be awesome or a pain. I think we've all experienced that. Here's a way to help ensure that they are awesome.
I think this is from the Blackboard people; nevertheless it has some guidance on using Discussion boards which was helpful to me.
Good advice here - very timely!
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is used to design curriculum, lessons and instruction based on the diversity of the learners in their classroom.
How can UDL guide personalize learning to meet the Common Core?
When a teacher understands his/her learners through the UDL lens, he/she creates a flexible learning environment and provides opportunities for learner voice and choice. When lessons are designed using the UDL model, the lesson includes goals, methods, materials, tools, and assessments to reach and support the maximum amount of learners in the classroom.
Learners can use this model to help them understand how they learn best and what learning path they can take to become an independent expert learner, leveraging their natural abilities in the process. This process helps the learner create their personal learning profile that is understood by both teacher and learner.
The importance of this strategy is that both the teacher and the learner understand who the learner is and how they learn best. The learner and the teacher uses the UDL lens to personalize learning. So what does that look like?
An example of an 8th Grade unit on the Civil War serves as an example along with two students who can meet a number of CCSS when they choose and use the tools to support their learning.
Explore our new website, Personalize Learning (www.personalizelearning.com), to learn more about the research, models and educators who are personalizing learning.
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Doctopus is truly the educator's virtual personal assistant.
Teachers don't have an office or a secretary (or they share the overworked front office staff with 100 other teachers).
Along comes a set of add-ons that make Google Docs more useful for classroom teachers. Since all teachers are basically broke, these free tools help good people do a tough job.
Capturing your computer screen is a terribly handy trick in all sorts of situations, ranging from creating tutorials to capturing web moments for posterity. Take a peek at the five most popular screen capture applications.
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CHICAGO, March 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- One in six (17 percent) hiring managers spend 30 seconds or less, on average, reviewing resumes, according to a new CareerBuilder survey. A majority (68 percent) spend less than two minutes. With so little time to capture interest, even a candidate's word choice can make a difference. The nationwide sample of employers identified which commonly-used resume terms are overused or cliche and which are strong additions.
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Tina Horn, a volunteer rescuer, asked the Calhoun County Commission on Thursday to eliminate the $25 fee for rescuers implemented two weeks ago. The Animal Control Center's board of directors had recommended the fee to generate revenue for upkeep of the facility, to hire new staff and to take better care of its animals.
"I would like to ask that you reconsider the fee for rescues," Horn said. "That way we'd be able to save more lives and not see them tossed into garbage bags and thrown in the landfill."
Horn said rescuers who save multiple animals at one time now face costs they can't afford as volunteer organizations. Rescuing a family of dogs, for example, she said, can have a fee of more than $100.
Horn also raised concern over what she said has been a lack of transparency from the board on the decision to start charging for adoptions. She told the commission that after several attempts to ask board members to explain to her how fees are used, she had still heard no reply.
Janet Odom, chairwoman of the Animal Control Center's board of directors, said Horn's concerns about adopting animals were "unreasonable" and that the shelter had already waived a fee for adopting animals under six weeks old. Odom also said Horn has made no attempt to sit down with the board to discuss the matter.
"The fee is 100 percent going back into the center, and more importantly to the animals," Odom said, adding the center is still in the process of figuring out how much money the fee will generate for its budget.
Odom said she has only heard one or two complaints about the new practice, which she said is to be expected for a new fee. But for the most part, she said, residents have welcomed the additional cost.
"If we can take better care of the animals, then people have no problem with it," she said. "It means we can give them better care than we can right now."
Odom said a $25 adoption fee is "pretty standard" in most animal shelters, and the charge is probably overdue.
Linda Palmero, who runs Tender Heart Rescue in Georgia, said the Calhoun County fee is excessive, and that most shelters who charge for adoptions do so to cover the cost of medication for the animal.
"As a rescue we vaccinate ourselves and it does not cost us $25 even if we include worming," Palmero said. "Due to the fact that Calhoun County Animal Control is charging rescue per dog, we'll be hard pressed to take anymore when dogs in need closer to home are free."
Not all rescuers in the area have opposed the new fee. Lisa Wippler of Semper Fi Rescue in Oxford said the center has had a complete turnaround since the establishment of the board and hiring of new staff and directors.
"Until the new budget can be created they need funds to come from somewhere," Wippler said. "People hate change but that place is a 180 from where it was four months ago."
Commissioner J.D. Hess said the commission would consider Horn's request, and suggested, if possible, the commission meet with Horn and the board to discuss the matter.
In other business, the commission:
• Approved a contract with Merchant Capital in Montgomery for a municipal bond of $3.5 million to pay for the county's matching fees and additional work for state-approved road projects.
• Approved a contract with CDG Engineers and Associates for bridge replacements on Verbon George Road and Steinburg Road.
• Reappointed Barbara Walters to a six-year term on the County Mental Health Board.
• Approved renewing a contract with Hobson City for law enforcement services provided by the Calhoun County Sheriff's Office.
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Guitar capacitor tester: let your ears decide
Was emailed to me today from Stew Mac.
Guitar capacitor tester: let your ears decide
Good vid for the most part but that final test (Which he didn't show) would be pretty much pointless. Certainly the one showing the difference between caps of different values was interesting as he could quickly switch between them. Pretty useful!
Cheers for posting this Corey!
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A career in vision care technology incorporates technology advances and computerized
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