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Hacienda del Sol is a historic jewel. The story began in 1929, when John and Helen Murphey created Hacienda Del Sol; a desert retreat inspired by early Moorish architecture, with many personal touches crafted by the Murphey's themselves. The property was originally a "home away from home" ranch school for the daughters of society's elite families. The prestigious school's roster boasted names such as Vanderbilt, Pillsbury, Maxwell, Westinghouse, and Campbell, to name a few.
In the late 1930's, renowned architect Josias Joesler was commissioned to rebuild and redesign sections of the ranch, adding his notable signature to many architectural details.
In 1948, Hacienda Del Sol was converted into a guest ranch that immediately attracted the Silver Screen's most popular stars. Legend has it that the Hacienda's Casita Grande was a favorite romantic hideaway of Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn. Leading men John Wayne and Clark Gable both signed their names to the hotel's illustrious guestbook.
The guest ranch was forgotten for some time… until 1995 when fate landed the secluded property into the loving hands of a group of Tucson investors. With the vision of returning the ranch to its original glory, the owners have continually renovated and renewed Hacienda del Sol with special care. In 1997, The Grill restaurant was opened, and continues to be one of Arizona's finest dining venues. In 1999, a major restoration of the hotel was completed, retaining and enhancing the original integrity of the architecture and landscape.
Today, the story continues, with simple pleasures, understated elegance, and charming hospitality at this classic Arizona inn. "The Soul of Tucson in the Heart of the Foothills" bespeaks the desire of its Tucson owners to nurture the beauty and authenticity of this special property.
Hacienda del Sol is included in the National Registry of Historic Places in Arizona, and is pleased to be a member of Historic Hotels of America.
"Providing happy and memorable experiences for our guests at Hacienda del Sol is of the utmost importance. But just as important is our dedication to community. We're thankful Tucsonans have been so good to us which is why we give back as often as we can. Our efforts include participating in dozens of local fundraisers and charities. We're glad to have contributed to the following organizations and we thank everyone for their continued support."
American Cancer SocietyAnshei Israel Preschool/KindergartenAra Parseghian Medical Research FoundationArizona Historical SocietyArizona Youth PartnershipASDBAssistance League Of TucsonAZ Arthritis CenterAZ Blind & Deaf Children's FoundationAZ Builders' AllianceAZ-Sonora Desert Museum GalaBag It for Cancer EducationBig Brothers & Big Sisters 07 GalaBoys & Girls Clubs "The Event"Café 54Casa Support Council of Pima CountyCatalina Boy ScoutsCatalina Foothills School District FoundationCODAC Behavioral Health ServicesCongregation Bet ShalomCorks for CancerCystic Fibrosis Foundation of ArizonaEl Rio FoundationEller School of Public AdministrationEquine VoicesFather's Day CouncilFox Tucson TheatreFriends of the Arizona Cancer CenterHumane SocietyImmaculate Heart SchoolIntegrative Touch for KidsJewish FederationLineweaver Elementary SchoolLute Olson Celebrity AuctionMake a Wish FoundationMarch of DimesMTCVBMuscular DystrophyNational Rifle AssociationOld Pueblo RidersPueblo Special OlympicsRonald McDonald House CharitiesSaddlebrooke Community OutreachSalpointe Catholic Education FoundationSt. Joseph's HospitalStone Canyon Community FoundationSwing for the CureThe Catholic Foundation GalaTherapeutic Riding of TucsonTMC HospiceTohono Chul Park/Wildflower Festival 07Tu Nidito/Children Dealing W/DeathTucson Center for Women and ChildrenTucson Centers For Children & WomenTucson Hebrew AcademyTucson Jewish Community CenterTucson Junior StringsTucson Museum of ArtTucson Pops OrchestraTucson Republican WomenTucson Symphony OrchestraU of A Campaign for Community GivingU of A Museum of ArtU of A Residence Life ProgramYMCA


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WESTERN SAN JUANS – Small hydro got another big boost last week when the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 678, the Bureau of Reclamation Small Conduit Hydropower Development and Rural Jobs Act, by a vote of 416-7.
The bill, introduced by Colorado Republican Congressman Scott Tipton, simplifies permitting for small hydro development on Bureau of Reclamation facilities by eliminating duplicative environmental analysis on existing manmade Bureau of Reclamation conduits (pipes, ditches, and canals) that have already received a review under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
"H.R. 678 is a commonsense piece of legislation to foster clean renewable energy development, create jobs in rural America, and do so without taxpayer cost while returning revenues to the Treasury, and by all measures, should be considered low-hanging fruit for congressional action," Tipton said. "There has been a lot of discussion on both sides of the aisle about the need to pursue an all-of-the-above domestic energy strategy, and hydropower, as the cleanest and most abundant renewable energy source, should be at the forefront of any comprehensive national energy policy."
According to the Department of the Interior, there are 373 canal sites nationwide (and 28 in Colorado) that could benefit from Tipton's legislation, which was first introduced last year.
The bill compliments the Hydropower Regulatory Efficiency Act of 2013 (H.R. 267), unanimously passed by the House in February this year, which creates a "regulatory off ramp" for small hydro projects which otherwise would have previously been required to secure a federal permit from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
The small hydro cause got another boost in March, when U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) introduced companion legislation to H.R. 267 in the Senate with Colorado Democratic Senator Michael Bennet signing on as a co-sponsor.
As a next step, the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee will hold a hearing on April 23, 2013 to discuss Senate companion versions of both the Tipton bill and the DeGette bill.
"Hopefully these non-controversial, long-overdue, common-sense, bipartisan hydro reform bills will quickly complete the legislative process and be signed into law," said Colorado Small Hydro Association President Kurt Johnson.
Johnson noted that Colorado currently has hundreds of hydro-related jobs, a number which has the potential to grow rapidly if the pending hydro reform legislation can become law. The National Hydropower Association has estimated 5.3 jobs created per megawatt of new hydro construction. COSHA estimates approximately 200 MW of potential new hydro development in Colorado, which would mean approximately 1,000 new jobs created in Colorado, including jobs for developers, engineers, attorneys and financiers as well as concrete workers, plumbers, carpenters, welders and electricians.

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This class examines environmental policy-making, with an emphasis on the ways in which policies are developed and implemented at the local, state and national level. Special attention will be paid to the variety of actors that shape environmental outcomes, including legislators, administrators, the science community, civil society and the private sector. This course will focus on in-depth examination of several case studies, including on the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill, climate change, urban sprawl and transportation, endangered species protection for polar bears, acid rain, agricultural runoff and water pollution, logging and wildfire management, wind development, and disaster preparedness.
Class Format: seminar
Requirements/Evaluation: evaluation is based on several shorter writing assignments, a semester-long research project, and participation
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Enrollment Preference: Environmental Policy & Environmental Science majors & Environmental Studies concentrators; but other students interested in public policy are welcome
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The two teams played to a 19-19 by the end of the first quarter. Childersburg gained the lead in the second quarter, as they held a 34-29 advantage by halftime.
It was clear Childersburg intended to gain a comfortable lead, as they came out to start the third quarter on an 18-4 run that gave them a 19-point lead, certainly more comfortable than their five-point lead held at halftime.
"We just talked to them at halftime about pulling away because we knew if it stayed close in the fourth quarter No. 3 (Taylor Whitt) can be a difference maker," Childersburg head coach Al Barnett said. "He had 13 first half points. We got some turnovers and got some transition baskets. The lead's up to 13 or 14 and we just kind of coasted the rest of the way."
Keonte Estelle kicked things off with a steal that led to an easy transition basket and two points. After that, Estelle did his part to get the crowd into it with Tyrell Garrett coming up with two dunks, the final one executed perfectly by Estelle and Garrett, as Estelle threw up a lob and Garrett timed it perfectly. The game was held in the afternoon, so Childersburg students could enjoy the game.
The mostly student crowd was without question energized by both dunks, especially the encore dunk and based on the 18-4 run, the team seemed to be energized by the dunks as well.
"With the student body here, those two dunks played a huge, huge role in getting the crowd up and everything," Barnett said. "It was a fun environment today. The kids out here and I think our kids were pumped up about it."
However, that wasn't all; there were more strong plays to follow. After Holtville hit a basket, Estelle answered by maneuvering the ball under and around a defender for two points. Estelle picked up a steal on the defense end and helped Derrick Jones pick up a dunk to push the score to 44-31.
After a Holtville basket, Deda Bradley picked up the Childersburg offense with two straight 3-point shots, followed by a transition basket while drawing a foul to cap the 18-4 run and extend Childerburg's lead to 52-33.
By the end of the third quarter, Childersburg had a 60-42 lead. They were able to build the lead a little in the fourth quarter, ultimately winning the game 75-52. Barnett said there were multiple factors in the win, with defense being one of the big keys in the second half.
"Deda Bradley hitting the 3-pointers early kind of helped us, just picking up our defensive intensity in the second half made a big difference and our depth got them, too," Barnett said. "We can play ten or 11 guys."
Deda Bradley led all scorers with 23 points. Tyrell Garrett contributed 10 points.
For Holtville, Taylor Whitt led the team in scoring with 21 points.
There will be a coin flip tomorrow between Childersburg and Dallas County to determine the top slot in the area. Meanwhile, Barnett said the team has plenty of important games before the Area Tournament takes place.
"We're looking to improve defense, breaking press and rebounding the ball," he said. "We close out the season with as tough a stretch as I can imagine. Go to Ben Russell, host the fifth-ranked team in 2A, Vincent and then go to Talladega. So to close out the regular season, we've got a lot of work to do."


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European biofuel use driving disaster in Indonesia
Borneo's forests, wildlife and people are at an elevated risk due to Europe's increasing use of biofuels.
New research released by Friends of the Earth shows for the first time the extent of damage being caused by the European Union's increasing use of biofuels.
The research focuses on the massive expansion of palm oil in the Indonesian district of Ketapang and reports on the deforestation, illegal operations and social conflicts caused by the growing demand for palm oil in Europe.
The report follows last week's announcement by the World Bank to cease funding palm oil projects.
The research conducted in Ketapang, a large district in West Kalimantan, Indonesia, investigates how demand for palm oil for energy is leading to an expansion of palm oil crops, and whether so-called sustainability schemes prevent illegal operations, deforestation, climate emissions and social conflicts. It concludes that:
- In the last three years, the government of Ketapang handed out licenses to grow palm plantations on 40% of the district's land surface, bypassing laws intended to protect forests, the environment and people.
- 39 of the 54 licenses overlap with 400,000 hectares of protected forests, including parts of a national park with orang-utan habitat. Permits to grow palm plantations now cover 1.4 million hectares.
- 43% of the land being acquired is by companies that are members of the Roundtable for Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO), and the same violations are being committed by members as by non-members.
- The rights of local communities are often ignored. 20 land conflicts had been reported by the end of 2008, and this figure is set to rise as the expansion of plantations increases.
Geert Ritsema, head of globalization and environment at Friends of the Earth Netherlands, said: "The rising demand for palm oil is leading directly to illegal deforestation and social conflicts in Indonesia. If this continues the forests in Borneo will be wiped out, together with the wildlife and people they support, whilst contributing massively to climate change."
Ritsema continued: "Biofuels are a false solution to climate change. Instead of relying on feedstock imports that create enormous environmental and social problems in other countries, the European Union must act responsibly and address climate change at home with less energy-demanding vehicles and improvements in public transport."
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'Sustainable palm oil' advert false says watchdog
After a complain from Friends of the Earth International the UK advertising watchdog has ruled that claiming palm oil is "sustainably produced" is false advertising.
The UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) ruling followed a Friends of the Earth Europe/International complaint against an advert by the Malaysian Palm Oil Council.
MPOC's statement that palm oil is the 'only product able to sustainably and efficiently meet a larger portion of the world's increasing demand for oil crop-based consumer good, foodstuffs and biofuels' was found misleading.
Also the statement that palm oil contributes to alleviation of poverty was misleading, as 'there was not a consensus of the economic impact of palm oil on local communities'.
The ASA further stated that the certification scheme of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil was 'still the subject of debate'. Therefore, making a claim that palm oil could be wholly sustainable, which cannot be substantiated, was deemed to be misleading.
Our corporate campaigner Paul de Clerck said:
'We are pleased that the ASA has ruled that palm oil cannot be qualified as sustainable. The Malaysian palm oil industry continues to lie about the negative environmental and social impacts of palm oil. The vast scale of palm oil production means that it cannot be sustainable - it destroys forests, increases carbon emissions, and forces local communities in developing countries off their land'.


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While the race to replace Heisman Trophy winner Cam Newton has garnered most of the headlines at Auburn, the success of the Tigers' new starting quarterback will largely depend on how the defending national champions fill another area of need.
Auburn must replace four offensive line starters, and at the center of that position battle -- literally and figuratively -- is freshman Reese Dismukes, who graduated from Spanish Fort (Ala.) High a semester early to participate in spring practice with the Tigers. Dismukes, one of the nation's top center prospects, shared time on the first team this spring with walk-on Blake Burgess, and the two are competing for the spot vacated by Ryan Pugh.
At 6-foot-3, 290 pounds, Dismukes already has the size for the position. By arriving to campus a few days after Auburn beat Oregon 22-19 for the BCS title, he improved his chances of getting on the field immediately.
Dismukes isn't the only early enrollee likely to make an impact this fall. According to a USA Today report, 134 BCS-conference players started classes a semester early this year. Most will settle into backup roles, and some will still redshirt, but a few will shine early and earn important responsibilities for major programs. In addition to Dismukes, here are the best bets to turn spring success into fall opportunities.
If things break right for the Buckeyes, Miller will start the first five games of 2011 and then not see the field again until 2012. But the freshman's play could have a big impact on the national championship chase.
Miller, who was 7-for-12 with one touchdown during Ohio State's spring game, made big strides in the four-way battle to start while Terrelle Pryor serves a five-game suspension for his role in the trophies-for-tattoos scandal that has engulfed the OSU program. If the dual-threat quarterback from Huber Heights, Ohio, gets the nod to take snaps while Pryor is out, he and the Buckeyes will face two major obstacles: Miami in the third game of the season and defending co-conference champion Michigan State in the Big Ten opener.
The Buckeyes are dreaming big this year, but the season could come down to how Miller plays early. If Pryor returns to a team carrying two losses, he won't be competing for a national title.
The Fighting Irish closed last season on the rise, then continued that momentum with a strong National Signing Day. Headlining Notre Dame's recruiting class was Lynch, who this spring showed he has the potential to be the type of playmaker who takes the program to the next level.
Lynch was unblockable at times during the Blue-Gold spring game, recording seven tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss and repeatedly hurrying the quarterback. The 6-6, 260-pound defensive end from Cape Coral, Fla., appears to be the most ready of Notre Dame's three five-star defensive line recruits. Look for him to be most effective in passing situations.
After a 3-9 season, Kansas doesn't have much to look forward to this fall. But the explosive Miller has made waves in spring practice and could be a bright spot for the Jayhawks. He scored four touchdowns in an April 9 scrimmage and has shown electrifying moves in the open field.
The 5-10, 181-pounder will complement James Sims, a 6-0, 226-pound sophomore who led the team with 749 yards rushing last season. There are still plenty of questions to answer before Kansas can be considered a threat in the revamped Big 12, but adding Miller to a young backfield gives the Jayhawks reason to be positive.
The brother of former Longhorns corner Quentin Jammer, Diggs has the pedigree and the talent. After Texas lost standouts Aaron Williams, Curtis Brown and Chykie Brown to the NFL, Diggs also has a shot to start this fall.
Sophomores Carrington Byndom and Adrian Phillips started the spring game and may be on the field come Week 1. But look for Diggs, a 5-10, 192-pounder from Angleton, Texas, to steal time at nickelback and possibly move into the starting lineup during the season.
The four-star recruit from Miami once looked like a strong possibility to start for the Cardinals, but an unexpected obstacle got in his way: former walk-on Will Stein, a rising junior who excelled during spring practice.
Bridgewater, who switched his commitment from the hometown Hurricanes late in the recruiting process, impressed as well. With Missouri transfer Tyler Gabbertreportedly considering becoming a Cardinal, Louisville's quarterback situation is clearly still fluid. But even if Bridgewater doesn't earn the starting job, his athleticism and dual-threat ability will make him valuable to Louisville in different packages. He isn't the powerful runner Tim Tebow was, but he could still be used to give defenses another look.
Keith Price emerged from Washington's quarterback competition as the successor to star Jake Locker, and he'll want to make good use of Seferian-Jenkins, one of the nation's best tight end recruits.
The 6-6, 250-pound weapon from Gig Harbor, Wash., has helped change the Washington offense. Last season the Huskies' top tight end, Marlion Barnett, caught four passes. This year, Seferian-Jenkins and redshirt freshman Michael Hartvigson will be among the team's top threats, especially in the red zone. With an inexperienced quarterback, Seferian-Jenkins could also emerge as a safety blanket and target of last resort.
When Miami's depth chart came out before spring practice, the early enrollee appeared as a surprise starter at cornerback. That his performance in the offseason program was enough to merit a starting spot speaks to his work ethic. That Miami, under first-year coach Al Golden, slid someone who had only been on campus a couple of months into the initial starting lineup speaks to the considerable question marks at the position.
By the end of spring practice, Finnie had fallen behind senior JoJo Nicolas for the starting spot. But after losing Brandon Harris and Ryan Hill from the secondary, the Hurricanes have playing time available. Finnie, the local product from state champion Miami Central, should have the chance to make an immediate impact.
As the Utes enter the Pac-12, their biggest question mark is at running back. Langi, a four-star recruit, is part of a three-way battle for the starting position. But regardless of the outcome, it's going to be tough for Utah to keep him off the field.
New offensive coordinator Norm Chow has used multiple running backs in the past (think Reggie Bush and LenDale White at USC) and Langi's talent is too great to keep on the sidelines. The freshman from South Jordan, Utah, rushed for nearly 5,000 yards and 55 touchdowns in three seasons at Bingham High.
The Aggies return most of the offense that came to life after quarterback Ryan Tannehill took the reins midway through last season, but the linebacking unit took a major hit. Without Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year Von Miller or leading tackler Michael Hodges, A&M will need defenders to step up if it hopes to continue trending upward.
Baggs, a 6-1, 204-pound inside linebacker from Clear Spring, Texas, fought for time in Hodges' old spot throughout the spring. Heading into fall, he's still competing with junior Kyle Mangan. But Baggs, a three-star recruit, has shown promise, and with spring ball under his belt he's well positioned to get on the field immediately.
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"I am just continuing to work to clean up my game with better post moves and also get stronger and rebound better," said Ogbonda.
He continued, "I have been watching a lot of videos on how to play in the post so I think that is my strength."
At this point the three-star prospect isn't too focused on his recruitment.
"I am interested in Syracuse," said Ogbonda. "I have talked to some people from Syracuse, but right now I know Boston College, and a few other schools."
There is one school he has visited, and that is the local Maryland Terrapins.
"I went to Maryland for their Midnight Madness and I love the school," said Ogbonda. "Alex Len is a really good player. It is a school I would like to see in the future."
For now though the focus for Ogbonda isn't recruiting. He is letting other people deal with that. Instead he is really working on his game, and one of the many areas he has really been focusing on is his free throw shooting.
"I have been working hard on my free throws," said Ogbonda. "I know as a big man I will get fouled a lot so that is an area of great improvement for me."
Ogbonda is the No. 8 ranked center in the class of 2015 and someone who is working hard to continue to improve as he hasn't been playing organized basketball very long.
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Most of the Eastern portion of the country was tricked rather than treated as Frankenstorm, a hybrid mix of a winter cold front and Hurricane Sandy, spread rain, high winds and heavy snow from the northeastern states to the Appalachian mountains in Tennessee and North Carolina.
Many Carter County residents awoke to find winter had paid an early visit overnight.
As of this morning, Sandy's local impact has been a decidedly mixed bag.
Residents in the lowest elevations had no accumulation from the storm and middle elevations had trace to small accumulations of snow, while those living in the highest elevations were greeted with multiple inches of snow. Some areas of Roan Mountain, especially those at the highest points, had 17 inches of snow as of Tuesday morning. Weather forecasts expected that number to double by the time the weather system leaves the area Wednesday.


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It once was lost, but now it's found. Chef Erin French has created quite a find at her Lost Kitchen restaurant in a beautiful old Belfast bank building.
Argentinian Culinary Adventure
What do you get when you mix an Argentinian chef with Argentinian food and Argentinian wine? Well, you get the Thursday, Feb. 21 culinary adventure at the Sea Glass Restaurant at Cape Elizabeth's Inn by the Sea.
Nationally acclaimed chef Mitchell Kaldrovich's popular annual Argentinian Wine Dinner offers four courses — each paired with an appropriate wine — for the astonishingly low price of $62 per person.
This do-not-miss event begins at 6:30 p.m. with music and light hors d'oeuvres in the lounge. Dinner begins at 7 p.m., with music throughout the evening.
Reservations are required, and we made ours three months ago. Call 799-3134 to join us. And if you want a really big treat, book a room at the luxurious Inn by the Sea and schedule a massage in their elegant spa for Friday morning. It's heaven — in Maine!
Erin French began her culinary adventure by offering weekly dinners in a private supper club for 24 diners. Those dinners became so popular that she was able to open Lost Kitchen a year ago this month. We'd heard a lot about the restaurant and were delighted when Kimberly Callas (Belfast Creative Coalition) suggested we join her and Bre Babb (Our Town Belfast) for dinner there on our initial foray into Belfast.
The bank that was once in this architectural gem of a building never looked this good. Erin and her husband, Todd, restored the two ground floor rooms, including a gorgeous pressed-tin ceiling. Guests can sit at the long bar, looking out toward the street, or choose from one of two rooms.
Although the beer list is very impressive -- with beers from all over the world -- I began this culinary adventure with the evening's special Margarita: blood orange juice, cilantro syrup, lime juice and silver tequila in a glass rimmed with salt, sugar and orange. Best Margarita I've ever had.
Candles lit the table at our interior room and the wine list was so extensive that the small print and lack of light befuddled me, until Kimberly took charge and ordered a wonderful bottle of Ciacci Piccolomini d'Aragona Toscana for the table. Ah, those young eyes.
What I was eyeing (and, thankfully, in much bigger print) was an astonishing menu of unique and creative cuisine. Having checked out Lost Kitchen's Facebook page a couple days earlier, and seen Erin's post raving about fresh scallops, I focused on that entrée -- Seared Maine scallops, parsnips two ways, grapefruit, fennel and local micro greens.
Erin's commitment and focus on local products and produce drives her menu, which changes every night. She did not steer me wrong on the scallops, which were prepared perfectly with a nice sear and very tasty sauce.
Before I got to them, I enjoyed a large bowl of Pemaquid mussels, skillet roasted and accompanied by lime and whole branches of rosemary. Invasive green crabs have wiped out most of Maine's mussels, and it was good to know that the folks in Pemaquid are still finding some.
I've been sometimes disappointed by rubbery overcooked mussels, but these were delightfully tender and juicy -- certainly among the best I've ever had. The portion was generous and could have served as an entrée.
Meghan, our server, was professional and attentive, eager to tell us about the restaurant, chef and food. We spotted some folks we know from central Maine at a nearby table who were in Belfast for a curling tournament, and they stopped by to visit on their way out, insisting that we try the frozen terrine for dessert. So we did.
These folks were enjoying their third dinner at Lost Kitchen, and we were very glad we took their dessert recommendation. The terrine was amazing.
While the restaurant and bar were full and people constantly arrived throughout the evening, no one suggested it was time for us to leave. We lingered at our table from 5:30 to 9 p.m., enjoying the conversation with Kimberly and Bre, who are excellent ambassadors for the arts community and the downtown businesses respectively.
Belfast is not a long drive from central Maine, so we've put Lost Kitchen on our favorites list for a return visit. We now understand why, in just its first year, this place is drawing national attention.
We had heard great things about Belfast's Lost Kitchen, and it turns out that they were all true. This is the most photographed building in Belfast. I was a little confused when the window on the end said "Bank," but as you continue along the side of the building you will find a door with The Lost Kitchen etched in the glass. From the moment you enter you will know that this is going to be a special meal.
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Earning honorable mention on the All-Academic squad are:
Greg Bentley and Matthew Ricci of Buffalo;
Marc Smith and Adam French from Eastern Michigan; and
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Readers of Worn are known to geek out not only over clothes, but over books as well. Though we've already started collectively consuming a ton of books from 2012, we're still not quite done discussing our favourite reads from last year. To expand the conversation, we asked some of our favourite fashion nerds to share with us the best books they read in 2011.
Nathalie Atkinson, National Post Style Editor
Searching for Beauty, by Cherie Burns
Generally, biographies of the idle rich are to be avoided, but I make an exception for Millicent Rogers. I'd been curious about the Standard Oil heiress for years (her grandfather Henry was in business with John D. Rockefeller), but until Cherie Burns' Searching for Beauty (St. Martin's Press) there had been virtually no original biographical research about this late great dame of American fashion (who died at 51, too young, in 1953). I'm forever having a 1920s and 1930s moment (what I would give to have lived back then!) and took Burns' book on holiday in August, pairing it with two other complementary reads: Flapper, Joshua Zeitz's superb historical and fashion survey of the first modern women of the first modern decade, and lexicographer-slash-dress-blogger Erin McKean's whimsical and breezy novel The Secret Lives of Dresses, which concerns the fictional stories of vintage dresses in a boutique.
I didn't come up for air until the last page. Eccentric high society clotheshorses seem ubiquitous today, but in the late teens and 1920s, Rogers was an original. Astute about clothes, she was ridiculously wealthy but rebellious, and did things her own way—for example, she wore Patou to her coming-out debutante ball at the New York Ritz and made several loopy costume changes thoughout the night. She later became the patron and muse of London couturier Charles James's classic American evening gown look, and had romantic conquests (Cary Grant!), but instead of following the prevailing fads she remained true to her own style – rather than merely the good little clothes hanger for the designers of the day that so many boldface socialites and celebrities are today. With a closet bulging with Mainbocher, Lanvin and Valentina mixed with the anonymous finds of her far-flung travels, Rogers's confident and idiosyncratic style choices regularly inspired her friend Diana Vreeland: she went from Tyrol to hippie-chic eclectic and is the originator of the all-American, preppy-Southwest hybrid look that has become Ralph Lauren's signature. In the 1940s, she moved to the mountains of New Mexico, to Taos, and designed huge, beautiful jewellery that mixed turquoise with diamonds, and wore it as knights did armour—often elbow to fingertip. Rogers left behind this and an important art collection, too—thousands of Southwest artifacts and American Indian jewellery. As fits the under-hyped style icon, she's buried in an Apache dress by Elsa Schiaparelli.
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Greater Oklahoma City is in the geographic center of North America equidistant from the east and west coasts and major trade partners of Canada and Mexico. The ten county region is at the crossroads of the U.S., sitting at the heart of three major national highways on the NAFTA corridor.
There's a reason Greater Oklahoma City is such a great place for business: Location. The ten county region is positioned within a day's drive of the rapidly-growing south-central region (OK, TX, AR, LA) projected to grow more than 44% during the next 25 years.
Explore the counties and cities of Greater Oklahoma City including major employers and higher education. The ten county region boasts an average commute time of 20 minutes and a skilled workforce over half a million strong.
The Wall Street Journal recently released their annual list of "Best Cities for Business" and Oklahoma City cracked the list for the first time. The metro came in sixth due to its personal income and job growth. The article also highlighted Project 180 and the relocation of Boeing and Continental Resources.
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Clean-energy jobs in Oklahoma climbing, Pew study shows
Oklahoma's clean-energy industry still lags that of other neighboring states, but its job growth rate was three times faster than all other sectors statewide, according to a Pew Charitable Trusts study released Wednesday.
Oklahoma's mix of clean-energy businesses, including wind and geothermal efforts, grew by 6.8 percent from 1998 to 2007, the study concluded. The overall job growth rate statewide was 2.4 percent for the same period.
Oklahoma Energy Secretary Bobby Wegener put some perspective on the numbers, noting that alternative industries were smaller and thus more likely to put up bigger growth percentages.
Yet those statistics may point which way the economic wind blows.
"It illustrates the point that there are some real opportunities in Oklahoma's future in maintaining this sustainable-energy economy," Wegener said. "It's important for us to diversify."
An April study by the American Wind Energy Association indicated that Oklahoma ranked No. 12 nationally in total megawatts of installed capacity in 2008, down from No. 9 the previous year.
Oklahoma wind farms could generate 831 megawatts as of December, the association reported.
The Pew study indicated that clean-energy jobs nationally grew at a 9.1 percent clip for the 10 years that ended in 2007. Oklahoma employs nearly 5,500 people in jobs supporting those renewable power sources.
"Oklahoma has a small but growing piece of America's clean energy economy, with jobs in the clean energy economic sector growing more than three times as fast as total jobs," said Kil Huh, the Pew project director and lead researcher.
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By the time I hit my (secret) back road, which actually saves you no time during the drive, I had the windows down and the music cranked up so loud the farmers in the alfalfa fields turned their heads looking for strangers. Instantly, I was brought back to childhood as I passed the homemade "Rez Fireworks Turn Now" sign.
A few more miles ahead was Nevada's hidden gem, Walker Lake, which Nevadans tell me is salty, gross and covered in spiders. All of those things are true, yet if you want to have an entire 20-mile lake to yourself you will find no better destination.
Seeing the lake completely empty reminded me of baby pictures my mom has locked away of me slinging mud at the camera as my Huggies filled with lake water. Sure, every once in a while I would sport a golf ball-sized spider bite, but that was the sacrifice needed to learn how to ski and wakeboard.
From the lake it was only another 90 minutes to get to good ole Tonopah where I was promptly greeted by my aged yellow labrador, who became protective when she saw a stranger pull into my family domain. As expected, my father was hard at work under the hood of a family vehicle.
It took about 15 minutes before my mom began making me a heaping plate of food that tastes nothing like what the chef at my apartment makes, rendering me helpless to maintain a low-calorie diet for two days. Time for some exercise — for the dog, that is.
Because all the family trucks are too high for her to jump into the bed, the dog walks up her custom-carpeted ramp made by Valenzuela industries. Her ears flap in the wind as I pull off the pavement to our favorite dirt road and she takes off as soon as I get the tailgate down.
Cruising in the middle of nowhere feels more genuine than it used to. The desert freedom feels more open now; the silence is more tranquil than I remember and for some reason I cannot remember why I left this beautiful place.
Coasting back into town where I exchange friendly waves with Nye County police officers, an old friend of my father's and the new neighbors who recently moved in, I realize I left because it was the next step in my life. I needed to find a career that made me happy so I could come home and be proud to say I had the guts to move away and risk coming back a failure.
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Minor in Legal Studies
All students pursuing a Minor in Legal Studies must complete 21 semester credit hours, at least 12 hours of which must be at the upper-division level.
12 semester credit hours of required courses:
- 9 additional semester credit hours (at least 6 of which must be at the upper-division level) from the following list, in at least two disciplines other than the student's major:
ANT 3733 Political and Legal Anthropology
BIO 4073 Law, Ethics, and the Life Sciences
BLW 3013 Business Law
BLW 3023 Business Organizations and Commercial Law
BLW 3523 Real Estate Law
BLW 4153 Tourism Law
BLW 4953 Special Studies in Business Law
COM 3113 Argumentation and Debate
CRJ 3623 Substantive Criminal Law
CRJ 3633 Trial and Evidence
CRJ 4143 Legal Issues in Forensic Science
CRJ 4633 Constitutional Criminal Procedure
CRJ 4853 Sex Crimes and the Law
CRJ 4863 Special Topics in Legal Issues and Adjudication
ES 3203 Environmental Law
HIS 3093 United States Constitutional History
HIS 3183 Law and American Development
LGS 3113 Blacks, Chicanos, and the Law
LGS 3213 Law School Studies
LGS 3313 Science and the Law
LGS 3323 Constitutional Analysis I
LGS 3333 Constitutional Analysis II
LGS 3413 Regulatory Law and Enterprise
LGS 4013 Issues in Law and Society
LGS 4123 Legal and Philosophical Reasoning
LGS 4133 Analytical Reasoning, Logic, Argumentation, and Law School Admission
LGS 4223 Torts
LGS 4233 Federal Courts
LGS 4913 Independent Study
LGS 4933 Internship in Legal Studies
MGT 4643 Human Resources Law
PAD 3023 Introduction to Urban Management and Policy
PAD 3133 Politics and Policies of San Antonio and South Texas
PHI 2043 Introductory Logic
PHI 2063 Philosophy of Law
PHI 4953 Special Studies in Philosophy: Legal and Philosophical Reasoning
POL 2513 Public Administration and Public Policy
POL 3013 The American Legal Process
POL 3023 Civil Liberties in American Law and Practice
POL 3323 Constitutional Law
POL 4123 Legal and Philosophical Reasoning
POL 4153 Seminar in Jurisprudence
POL 4323 Administrative Law
To declare a Minor in Legal Studies or to obtain advice, information, or approvals for course requirement substitutions, students should consult the College of Liberal and Fine Arts Advising Center. Students with questions about the relationship of the Minor in Legal Studies to the UTSA Summer Law School Preparation Academy should contact the Institute for Law and Public Affairs.


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But yeah, I'm exhausted. My research paper ended up being 5,700 words long, and involved a lot of Supreme Court document-rifling. Yuck. I got five hours of sleep, and it's 3:30 a.m. and I'm still at the office. I still need to do laundry, and tomorrow I have another paper due. I'm absolutely unsure of how everything is going to pan out. I'll probably just lose it on Tuesday afternoon due to sleep deprivation.
Ooo Premed
The kombucha mushroom people, sitting around all day.
Baking and baking still not done. Work at 5am tomorrow and then grocery shopping for thanksgiving because my parents are Mensa material. Making $40 off of my baking tho. If my boss decides she wants to pay then $60. Which will all go to games for Christmas presents.
Psyyyyyyy I need to talk to you. Get on MSN. ): <
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Went to my parents' house. Ate food.
Also finished Puella Magi Madoka Magica this morning. O____o
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My day was good I went to Regal cinemas and saw the new Bond picture. It was the best Bond picture I've ever seen, and one of the greatest pictures I've seen of all time. :3
At work I opened up a cardboard box and one of the flaps gently brushed against one of my balls and it nearly took me down from pain.
My car broke down so my manager had to drive me home and we went to ihop with a bunch of other people it was alright.
I gotta open boxes all the time at work. I never knew I was so close to danger the whole day
The cash register can be an accident waiting to happen as well. Depends on the height tho. At my work if you are above 5'6" and stand to close the the drawer or at an angle when it pops open you will get nut punched so bad.
Also this day is not starting off so well. Had a bad night of restless sleep and everyone in my house just wouldn't shut up long enough for me to properly fall asleep so I got 4.5hrs or so of sleep. I put my work clothes to was last night before bed and was going to dry them before work today like normal. Go out there at 5:30am and they are just sitting in the water. Stupid chord came loose so now I have to wait for them to finish washing then dry them hopefully in time for work.
Work at 7:30-11:30am.
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The curriculum in liberal arts, humanities, sciences and political, social, and cultural history that all undergraduate students of an institution of higher education are required to complete before receiving an academic undergraduate degree.
The Core Curriculum Committee was developed to review the LSCS Core Curriculum. The committee is charged with reviewing all courses proposed to be added or deleted from the institution's core curriculum. The committee also reviews any overall changes or proposals to the core curriculum. The core committee developed the initial plan and oversees the evaluation of the core curriculum. Recommendations are forwarded to the Vice Presidents Council for approval.


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April is National Poetry Month. "National Poetry Month is a month-long, national celebration of poetry established by the Academy of American Poets. The concept is to widen the attention of individuals and the media—to the art of poetry, to living poets, to our complex poetic heritage, and to poetry books and journals of wide aesthetic range and concern." --poets.org
The following selection of poetry books from the CSUMB Library's collection represents the library staff and faculty's favorite poets and poems. Enjoy!
Looking for sources for a research project? Try clicking Start Your Research on the library homepage. We have many subject-specific guides that will point you toward books in our library and others, key databases and journal titles, web sites, and more. Lists of new books and DVDs in that area, and tables of contents of most recent issues of key journals, are updated automatically. You will also see the contact information for the librarian subject specialist in that area.
The CSUMB Library's Recreational Reading page makes it easy to browse for a good book to read.
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On December 10, Chinese writer Mo Yan will be awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature at a ceremony in Stockholm. Born into a farming family in 1955, Guan Moye was a talkative child, and admonitions by his mother to speak less, or risk getting into political trouble, resulted in his pen name, Mo Yan, meaning "Don't Speak." His novels include elements of magical realism and have been compared to the work of Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
Come Out. Vote.
October 11 is National Coming Out Day, an annual event sponsored by the Human Rights Campaign to celebrate lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people and to promote LGBT rights. The 2012 theme is Come Out. Vote. The following are resources from the CSUMB Library and elsewhere on topics of interest to the LGBT community and their straight allies.
Diversity United, Building America's Future Today is this year's theme for National Hispanic Heritage Month, running September 15 to October 15.
Many thanks to those students, faculty, and staff who participated in our Fall 2011 library survey. 1,157 of you took a few minutes to let us know how we're doing, and we've been carefully considering your feedback. The most notable result is that users are much more satisfied with the library than they were in 2005, when we last administered the survey. This increase was especially dramatic in the "Library as Place" category, indicating a high level of appreciation for our new building.
This Veterans Day and beyond, see the people and places of Fort Ord as it existed in the 20th century, from 1915 to 1995. Through a grant from the California State Library, the CSUMB Library has digitized images that focus on the role of Fort Ord as a training facility, beginning in World War I and continuing until the closure of the base.


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February 16, 2013
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Charlottesville native Billy Campbell says re-enacting the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln for a television movie was daunting.
Campbell spoke to media outlets leading up to Sunday night's airing of "Killing Lincoln" on the National Geographic Channel.
Campbell plays the president. He says filming the scene in which John Wilkes Booth shoots Lincoln in the head at the Ford Theater in Washington in April 1865 was "unsettling."
The film is airing one week before the Academy Awards. Daniel Day-Lewis is nominated for an Oscar for his own portrayal of the 16th president in Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln." Campbell says he hasn't seen that film.
Scenes for both movies were done in some of the same places in the Richmond area.
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A Chinese consortium led by MMG Limited has announced its plan to buy Glencore Xstrata's copper mine in Peru for $6 billion.
'Decisive steps'
The move marks one of the country's biggest mining acquisitions.
"Since we acquired Xstrata… our team has taken decisive steps to de-risk Las Bambas, which has culminated in this compelling offer from the consortium," said Glencore Chief Executive Ivan Glasenberg in a statement.
"Our willingness to sell reflects the level of the offer and our conviction that we can utilize the sale proceeds to create additional shareholder value," he added.
Sale of copper project
The purchase is subject for approval, but all members of the board expect the all-cash deal to finish by September.
China's economic activity relies heavily on the metal. Analysts expect Glencore to use the money to pay its debt.
The mine deal comes days after UK store House of Fraser sold most of its shares to the Chinese conglomerate Sanpower.
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DiVerde Receives Williams Scholarship
April 24, 2014
Actuarial science business major Alex DiVerde '16 received the 2014 Cameron Williams Scholarship sponsored by The Motorists Insurance Group and distributed by The Griffith Insurance Educational Foundation.
Finance Alumnus Returns to Campus
April 24, 2014
Last month, finance graduate Eric Nguyen '13 returned to campus to discuss his new position at KPMB Canada with Finance and Quantitative Methods Department Chair Amit Sinha, Undergraduate Recruiting Coordinator Amy Fairfield, and Smith Career Center Advisor Joe Battelline.
Finance Student Takes Flight
December 19, 2013
Max Bromley, a finance major, was the first student to experience an internship with The Foster College of Business Global Scholars program in Sydney, Australia.
How sustainability helps the planet and boosts the bottom line
May 1, 2013
Environmentalist Hunter Lovins explains the global warming crisis and how Bradley and businesses can tackle it.
Foster College undergraduate program ranked nationally by Bloomberg
April 2, 2013
Bloomberg Businessweek placed FCBA in the top 100 undergraduate business schools in America.
Managing a culture change
April 1, 2013
Keith Williams, president and CEO of Underwriters Laboratories, speaks to students about changing a corporate culture for the better.
Bradley's finance conference brings international recognition
March 19, 2013
The Department of Finance and Quantitative Methods is hosting an international conference this month on mathematical finance.
Turner School opens entrepreneurship minor to all students
February 12, 2013
Minor offers hands on projects and fieldwork to position students, regardless of major, as tomorrow's entrepreneurs.
Interning Abroad
December 4, 2012
Bradley students can gain global work experience with summer internships in Hong Kong or Australia.
Women in Business give back to campus and community
November 16, 2012
Growing student organization uses Homecoming week as an opportunity to reach out to the student body and help the careers of area women.
Turner School formally dedicated
November 15, 2012
School of Entrepreneurship and Innovation is the first standalone school of its type in the nation.
Phi Chi Theta wins four awards at national conference
August 31, 2012
Bradley's coeducational business fraternity was honored at Phi Chi Theta's national conference this summer in New York.
Speaking the language of business
June 26, 2012
Arthur Romanet '14 travels to France this summer to talk investment banking.
McCord Lecture Encourages People over Profits
May 25, 2012
Retired Allstate president George Ruebenson '70 discusses leading companies through turmoil.
PJStar reports on Bradley's secret shoppers project
May 1, 2012
Newspaper highlights students' consulting work with business owners in Canton, Ill.
Businessweek ranks Foster College
March 30, 2012
The business magazine placed FCBA in the top 100 undergraduate business schools in the nation.
Supplying students with career skills
March 30, 2012
Collaborative student group brings together business and engineering students
Bradley student takes initiative at internship
March 6, 2012
Combination of skills helps intern make an impact.
Business plan competition underway
February 6, 2012
The sixth annual Project Springboard Business Plan Competition is in full swing. Twenty teams submitted an executive summary for the first round of judging, and 14 teams successfully moved to round two.
Outstanding students and faculty recognized at 2011 FCBA honors banquet
July 7, 2011
See a full list of award recipients.
Morningstar equity analyst Erin Lash '01 shares expert advice
June 16, 2011
Lash was recently quoted in The Wall Street Transcript.
Knotty Outdoors takes Project Springboard top prize
April 27, 2011
Senior Cassie Meyer receives $100,000 prize package in business plan competition.
FMA travels from fields to factories
April 27, 2011
Financial Management Association tours ADM Company Headquarters.
Bradley partners with Morgan Stanley Smith Barney for internship
November 16, 2010
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, one of the top financial service investment firms in the world, is aligning itself with Bradley University through a new internship program to begin next spring.


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Greg joined OCLC in 2006. From 1974 to 2001, he was a professor of electrical engineering at the University of Washington. He served in multiple administrative assignments, including associate dean and department chairman. His research group there worked in the area of database applications as applied to both medicine and libraries. This research group developed the initial version of OCLC's CONTENTdm Digital Collection Management Software. From 2001 to 2006 he served as President of DiMeMa, the company that continued development and sales of CONTENTdm in the digital library market.
Greg has published and presented in library and technology venues. He holds six patents and has published over 40 articles on library collaboration, digitization, multimedia computing and related technical issues. He is interested in supporting higher education activities and has contributed to activities in libraries, medicine, engineering and scholarships.
Greg received a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the University of Illinois. He also holds master and doctoral degrees in biomedical engineering from the University of Michigan.
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I loaned my newly purchased 2G (first gen) iPhone which had been unlocked and jailbroken (with 2.2 I believe) to a fellow who claimed he could get it working here in China (he has one from Singapore). I'm returning to N. America next week where I would like to use it but just as a phone, not with internet.
Now I have an iPhone where the slider says "slide for emergency" and a USB arrowing upwards to an iTunes icon and no SIM card in it at the moment (I could put my China SIM card in there now or wait until I'm home to put in my home card.) In iTunes the iPhone is rejected because it doesn't have an authorized (or whatever the word is) SIM card.
Is there anything I can do -- either here in China or when I get home -- to get this working again? (It worked fine when I bought it.) Or has that guy I loaned it to just made it permanently inoperable? Can anyone tell me the truth about my situation?


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Welcome to the Management, Operations and Marketing Department website. We offer several unique perspectives of the business world through a well-developed curriculum, delivered by friendly, motivated, and competent faculty. We also offer several business-oriented certificate programs, and sponsor our very own conference. (see our conference website).
The Management concentration curriculum enables the student to obtain both a managerial perspective and a functional background suitable for entry-level management positions in a variety of organizations.
Human Resources Management Track
HRM focused on the management of people in organizations. It includes personnel selection, training and development, labor relations, benefits and compensation.
International Business Track
IB involves the strategic management of organizations competing on world markets. It includes international marketing, finance and strategy.
Strategy/Entrepreneurship Track
SE involves designing and implementing organizational strategies in existing companies and initiating new businesses.
For requirement information regarding the Management program please visit the University Catalog.
Website: http://www.csustan.edu/Manage/
Operations Management
Operations Management (OM) is concerned with managing operations in manufacturing and service organizations. It involves the management of manpower, materials, facilities, and equipment for the efficient conversion of resources into quality products and services as well as their distribution.
OM managers apply their expertise and knowledge in the design, analysis, and planning of production systems. They utilize management science techniques and modern strategies to continuously improve the company's productivity and quality of its products and services.
For requirement information regarding the Operations Management program please visit the University Catalog.
Website: http://www.csustan.edu/OM/
Marketing focuses on the relationship between the firm and the markets it serves. It includes measuring and interpreting market forces; cultivating market opportunities; developing products and/or services to match market opportunities; designing and managing market channels and physical distribution activities; pricing; advertising; sales promotion and public relations; and personal selling and sales management.
Professional careers in marketing are to be found in the marketing departments of industrial firms and merchandising firms. In addition, there is demand for marketing professionals in specialized organizations such as advertising agencies, marketing research agencies, and other service firms.
For requirement information regarding the Marketing program please visit the University Catalog.
Website: http://www.csustan.edu/Market/
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It seemed like an ordinary day where I was busy researching areas of our collection, when two remarkable badges were offered for donation. They were a Female Relative Badge with seven stars and a Mothers and Widows' Badge with four stars, both from the Second World War. Some of you will immediately recognise the value and rarity of these badges. However, as I learnt about the story behind these badges, I came to realise the significance of their meaning.
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Collection, Family history, Personal Stories badges, family history, Ambon, Rabaul, Female Relative Badge, Mothers and Widows' Badge, Prisoners of war