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Book Two, Stay Three with LOC3
Travelers can enjoy Maine's fall foliage season with a Three for Two special! Book two nights and get the third free when you use the code: LOC3
Available from August 28, 2016 through December 8, 2016
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Not available on Labor Day weekend, Columbus Day weekend, or either weekend of Prelude. Not valid in conjunction with any other promotions or offers. Not valid for discounted or negotiated rates, groups or existing reservations. Certain restrictions and blackout dates may apply. Additional restrictions may apply.
Eleanor — Gee, I think you're swell!
Enjoy a Maine style picnic basket for two complete with lobster rolls, Maine Coast chips, prosecco, and classic whoopie pies. Venture out on a two hour sail along Kennebunkport's rugged coast line on the Schooner Eleanor with Captain Rich Woodman. End your Kennebunkport adventure with ice cream sundaes at our restaurant the Dory!
Available 5/28-10/10. Minimum 2 night stay.
Secure your reservation by calling (800) 879-5778 or book online!
Little Explorers' Farm to Sea
Treat your kiddo to an adventure filled stay at the Lodge on the Cove. Tour a local organic vegetable farm where they will get to see the ins and outs of farm life and meet the resident animals. After, armed with a tidal pool kit and waterproof pocket guide head on down to the beach and explore all the little sea creatures. With their beach supplies they will be ready for the best of Kennebunkport beachcombing. Finish the day with an ice cream sundae at The Dory!
Available 5/28-10/10. Minimum 2 night stay.
Secure your reservation by calling (800) 879-5778 or book online!
Teen Dream - Endless Summer
Hang 10 in Kennebunkport. Take on the great Atlantic with surfing or stand up paddle board lesson for 2 with Maine Seashore Adventures. Marcio from MSA has been a registered Maine Guide since 2009 and loves nothing more than sharing his passion for the outdoors. Top off your perfect sand and wave filled day with an ice cream sundaes for two at The Dory!
Available Available 5/28-10/10. Minimum 2 night stay.
Call (800) 879-5778 to make a reservation or book online!
Stay Enhancements
Parents Peace Out: $40
Bring the kids, but enjoy some grown up treats after the kids are put to bed, namely, sparkling wine and chocolate covered strawberries. Enjoy a grown-up snack!
Splish Splash: $20
The kids are on vacation but still need a bath! Surprise them with bubble bath, animal body pouf, and bath toys. They will be squeaky clean in no time
Junk Food Junkie: $35
Relax in your guest room for movie night with your pick of two DVDs from our movie collection and a bucket filled with our favorite "junk food".
Kids Adventure Pack: $55
A 'Lodge on the Cove' backpack for your kiddo, filled with activities and adventure toys for them to enjoy on their vacation.
Throwback Craft Kit: $35
- Washable markers & coloring book
- Sidewalk chalk
- Old school craft kit
- Rock decorating kit
- Paper airplane kit
Pool Party ($35)
- Goggles
- Kiddo friendly sunscreen
- Pool toy
- Milkshake coupon
Beach Party ($35)
- Bucket
- Sand toys
- Net
- Tide Pool Guide
- Sunscreen
Pirates of Kennebunkport ($35)
- Patch and bandana
- Foam Sword or blow up sword
- Pirate language guide
- Chocolate coins
- Kids map of Lodge on the Cove where to find treasure
South Street Superhero ($35)
- Cape with a name and decorating kit to (need kids name beforehand)
- Mask
- Wrist bands
- Superhero coloring book
- Assigned super power—special lodge superpower
Port Princess ($35)
- Tiara
- Make your own Wand kit
- Little purse with chocolate coins
- Princess coloring book or paper doll book
*Please note, 24 hours' notice is required. Stay Enhancements are in addition to room rate.


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2 out of 3 people found this review helpful:BLEACH AND AWESOME ANIME TO WATCHOK I MY SELF HAVE BEEN SEARCHING IN DETAIL ABOUT BLEACH AND ITS ONE OF THOSE ANIMES THAT EVERY DETAIL WILL MATTER IN SOME POINT OF THE STORY; ALSO A VERY MATURE ANIME I RECOMMEND TEENAGERS TO WATCH NOT ONLY BECAUSE OF THE CONTENT OF THE ANIME BUT ALSO THE PLOT AND STORY LINE, I REALLY DOUBT SOMEONE YOUNGER OR THAT ITS HARD FOR THEM TO UNDERSTAND COMPLEX ANIMES SHOULD NOT WATCH THIS. ALSO BLEACH ...Read more
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful:Awesome Bleach! ReadBleach is my best anime so far..... i was forced to watch bleach, i only watched like 3 episodes & stop. i got into again a month later & i couldn't stop my self from watching,this is me i guess any thing that has done this to me..no just BLEACH!
0 out of 3 people found this review helpful:Too much filler to be enjoyableAfter watching 300+ episodes of bleach I believe it is time to call it quits because only half of the time is the the current weeks episode something new to the plot. When the story gets rolling it is enjoyable to watch for the most part but the issue is that the story ball doesn't roll very far before it hits a wall of unenjoyable filler that could take 3 weeks to get through. If the frequent ...Read more
Bleach is a very interesting name for the series and its plot but i think that's what makes it more interestingBleach is a very interesting and intriguing anime. The plot displays a young abnormal boy that meets a "shinigami" and soon attracts her powers. After taking the shinigami powers, Ichigo confronts many more problems as a "subsitute shinigami". Bleach also has a little romance somewhere in the storyline. Bleach is really good anime.
bleach is best anime since dbzbleach is my favorite action anime. besides some of the characters bleach is the perfect anime. unlike a lot of people i prefer to watch anime in subtitles english voices suck. don't watch in english voices
2 out of 8 people found this review helpful:Goes off the rails after about 11 episodes.The first 10 or so episodes feature character progression, a nice balance between the male and female lead, and the potential for a decent story. After that, the plot turns into endless stupid battle sequences, the female lead becomes a useless girl in distress, and the main character just becomes a bunch of power-ups. I watched this up to about episode 50, and wish I hadn't. Seriously, put a ...Read more
2 out of 3 people found this review helpful:Really Good Show!! But music isnt all that..Bleach's Storyline got me moved after i watched the first show and it kept on making me wanting more and more. The characters are really good and you will see on how each and every one of them gets stronger in there own way.Bleach is a wonderful Show that i hope can go past 400 episodes or even more!! The fighting scenes are really nice with different abilities for each zanpakto. The fillers in ...Read more
3 out of 5 people found this review helpful:Okey title, coufues people.Prety good anime if you like long fight seens. Storyline's good, it keeps you hooked thought the whole series. Bleach I liked so far but I don't know what is going to happen considering Ichigo beat Aizen the main bad guy.
0 out of 2 people found this review helpful:I LOVE THE SHOW BLEACHI LOVE BLEACH
The story is amazing i find eazy to flow
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Bleach, an anime centered around Ichigo, a "Highschool student-turn-Shinigami (reaper)" is a good anime.
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Get to Know Hotel DeBrett
August 11, 2015
By: Five Star Alliance
If a visit to Auckland is on your horizon, check in to Hotel DeBrett. Located in an historic building, the 25-room luxury boutique hotel connects downtown's hip and fashionable High Street with the business district found on Shortland Street. One of Auckland's first hotels was located here in 1841. Since that time, it has survived two fires, and two rebuilds, before the current building was erected in 1925.
Every room is individually designed and complemented with eclectic furniture, New Zealand art and photography. All rooms feature bespoke carpet from hand woven 100% New Zealand wool. Classic rooms are filled with light from either High Street or the glass roofed atrium. Boutique Suites are ideal for business travellers needing space for work and private meetings, or for couples wanting a little more space, as all have a separate living room. O'Connell Suites are spacious duplex suites have been designed to cater for families. There is a double sofa bed in the living room, additional to the king/queen size bed in the upper bedroom, and separate half bathroom on the lower floor. Finally, Loft Suites offer the option of a two level suite with spiral stair access from living to bedroom, or a one level suite – some have Juliet balconies onto the rustic courtyard and the glass roofed atrium, others have inner city views.
At the heart of the hotel sits DeBretts Kitchen and the famous Art Deco inspired Housebar. Experience contemporary New Zealand cuisine featuring the best local produce prepared and cooked with care. The famous Housebar has been meticulously restored as Auckland's premier meeting place. A private drawing room has been created for exclusive use by hotel guests – while a glass roofed atrium and courtyard form the central focal point for guests and diners at DeBretts Kitchen. At street level the colorful Cornerbar has an emphasis on local craft beers and boutique wines.
Hotel DeBrett aims to create a warm,welcoming environment, where guests felt at home, but with a quirky, unpredictable flair, excellent amenities, and top-notch service.
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Hotel DeBrett was built as The Commercial Hotel in 1841, and wasone of Auckland's first hotels. It survived two fires, and two rebuilds, before the current building was erected in 1925.
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SKYCITY Grand Hotel Auckland has a heated indoor 25-metre lap pool, sauna, and spa pool. It also offers SOAK - a luxurious in-room bathing menu for SKYCITY Hotel guests - designed to invigorate, de-stress, and indulge. There are five different cleansing baths to choose from - all with an inventive blend of ingredients, including bathing salts, oils and teas.
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December 22, 2013
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Sofitel Auckland Viaduct Harbour is a luxury hotel that places guests in the heart of Auckland Central between the upscale Viaduct Harbour lifestyle development and the attractions of the new Wynyard Quarter. Its understated elegance overlooks the shimmering Waitemata Harbour. Sofitel Auckland features luxuriously spacious rooms and suites featuring a private balcony, floor-to-ceiling windows along with the comfort of the Sofitel MyBed to marble bathrooms with both a rain shower and deep soaking tub.
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Fantasy Meets Reality: Heaven on (Middle) Earth
September 15, 2011
By: Christopher Roney
Vacations and movies have a lot in common – both are an effective means of transporting ourselves to a far-away place to escape from the world we know and live in another for a while. But while books and movies are only bounded by our imagination, we think vacations are limited to exploring this planet Earth we have come to know so well. That's a silly notion, and one I intend to dispel. Vacations, too, can be a vehicle for the imagination, and many of the destinations here on Earth inspired the great authors and directors who bring us these fantasy worlds. And whether you're showing your kids the magic of the world or broadening your own horizons, there's more than a few destinations that are guaranteed to instill wonder in you. So turn on your flashlight and have a seat in my pillow fort, and join me on a multipart adventure as I share with you some of the best destinations our legs, and our minds, can take us.
Part 1 - New Zealand
The first stop on our journey can be none other than the most iconic of fantasy and film landscapes: Middle-Earth. Or as we know it a little better – New Zealand. All three parts of the Lord of the Rings trilogy were filmed on site in New Zealand, and there could not be a more stunning and diverse location. While you're unlikely to be beset by Ringwraiths or seek refuge in the land of the elves, you might form a strong bond of fellowship with your companions as you explore the rolling hills, mountains and forests where Peter Jackson brought the world of Tolkein alive. New Zealand is a perfect destination for nature-lovers, and your children (inner or actual) are sure to fall in love with the vibrant landscapes and the stories embodied there.
Nearly all of New Zealand was used in the filming of the trilogy, so it's hard to go wrong with any location. Or plan to travel along the island, stopping to see everything of note. The north, near Auckland, is the home of the Shire, and it's only a short distance south to Mordor and the spot of the battle that marked the end of the Second Age.
For the second leg of the journey, the Intercontinental Wellington would be a great base of operations to foray to Mt. Victoria and the refuge of Rivendell. It is also within reach of the Putanguria Pinnacles, one of the most eerie and impressive rock formations on earth and home of the dead army from the third film. The cast and crew stayed on location for three years and have left their mark in the town itself, so you will never be short on star-studded locations, including the local vineyards that continue to be an attraction in their own right.
The city of Queenstown, famous in part for its fine hotels, Eichardts Private Hotel and The Spire, lies among such locations as Amon Hen, Isengard, and the Fangorn Forest, as well as the lakes that formed the centerpiece of the finale of the first film. Just a short trip from so many different ecosystems, Queenstown is the perfect place to stay to experience all that New Zealand has to offer.
Just as with Frodo and Sam, this trip will remove the weight of the world from your shoulders. But unlike them, you can sleep in a King-size bed in luxurious accommodations where they're guaranteed to know about second breakfast and have the finest leaf in the South Farthing.


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The wind that has blown across area baseball diamonds the past two days has been fickle indeed.
River Road 7, Bushland 6
Records: River Road improves to 10-9 overall, 2-3 in District 1-2A. No. 6 Bushland falls to 20-3, 4-1.
Noteworthy: River Road was outhit 10-7 but capitalized on four errors for three unearned runs.
For the second day in a row Saturday, a metro team with a top-10 ranking was toppled by another metro team. In the final home game for their seniors, the River Road Wildcats scored an unearned run in the sixth to shock the sixth-ranked Bushland Falcons, 7-6, in a District 1-2A game.
This surprise came a day after Canyon beat No. 5 Randall, 6-5, in a District 3-4A game. But that win wasn't nearly the surprise River Road's was, considering the Wildcats (10-9, 2-3 in district) had lost to 2-12 Sanford-Fritch in a district game earlier in the week and Bushland (20-3, 4-1) had already clinched a district championship and was routinely hammering opponents.
Bushland committed four errors that led to three unearned runs. With only three teams in 1-2A, all of them are going to the playoffs, and the Wildcats are building momentum.
"Just getting ready to go to the playoffs is what we're worried about," River Road coach Bart Upchurch said. "We hung in there and got a few lucky breaks and took advantage of them."
River Road took a 4-1 lead in the third inning, scoring three runs without hitting a ball out of the infield. The Wildcats had two infield singles against starter Sterling Kiper, and they drove in runs with a sacrifice bunt by Dylan Hartis and a groundout by Taylor Hoobler.
By the fifth inning, though, River Road starter Tanner Allen ran out of gas, but it was understandable. Allen, usually the shortstop, was making his first mound appearance of the season.
"We did a lot of soul searching there," Upchurch said. "As good a hitting team as (the Falcons) are, we needed to keep them off balance."
Bushland generated a two-out rally against Allen in the fifth with five consecutive hits, three of which were triples. Pinch hitter Tanner Climer's two-run triple gave the Falcons the lead, then Climer scored on Joel Britten's triple that made it 6-4 and knocked Allen out of the game.
But Allen had already done his job.
"I wanted to set my fastball up and throw the curveball on the non-hitting counts," Allen said. "Maybe I can prove myself in the playoffs. I wasn't scared of (Bushland)."
In the bottom of the fifth, River Road tied the game against reliever Rawley Gomez. Corbin Reid drove home a run with a single, and Gomez walked Allen to force in the tying run.
Gomez retired the first two batters in the sixth, but he hit Hoobler with a pitch, and Hoobler stole second. Cimaron Hernandez hit a grounder to the right of the mound that Gomez mishandled and threw wildly past first base, allowing Hoobler to score the go-ahead run.
"I've got to tip my hat to (the Wildcats)," Bushland coach Jeff Smith said. "Regardless of what we did, they played well today on senior day. We played kind of tight today."
Chris Perez pitched two scoreless innings to earn the win.
Climer's single put runners on the corners with two outs in the top of the seventh, but Perez got Britten to ground back to the mound to end the game.
Bushland 001 140 0 - 6 10 4
River Road 013 021 x - 7 7 2
Sterling Kiper, Rawley Gomez (5) and Joel Britten. Tanner Allen, Taylor Hoobler (5), Chris Perez (6) and Dylan Hartis. W-Perez. L-Gomez. 2B-Bushland: Gomez. River Road: Hoobler. 3B-Bushland: Kiper, Tanner Climer, Britten. Records: River Road 10-9, 2-3 in District 1-2A; Bushland 20-3, 4-1.
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The following bios from ERME master's and doctoral students give a quick glimpse at some of the research and employment opportunities students have in and outside of the program.
A selection of 2015-2016 Master's students
(M.S. and M.Ed.):
Elizabeth Blesson
I am a first year Master's student in the ERME program (previously in the fifth year program) and I work as a graduate research assistant for The Barbara and Patrick Roche Center for Catholic Education. The project I work on primarily is the Catholic School Standards Study in which we are analyzing the knowledge and use of the National Standards and Benchmarks for Excellent Catholic Schools (NSBECS) across the United States. Working at the Roche Center has been an awesome experience so far. My interests lie in education policy and reform so working at the Center has been a great way for me to familiarize myself with what data-driven reform looks like in practice. It's been a great learning opportunity for me to sharpen my SPSS skills and understand how to take raw data from Qualtrics and transform it into a clean, usable dataset ready for analysis. These learning opportunities, along with the incredible and lively staff, make the Roche Center a truly wonderful place to work.
Erin Huckle
I am a second year master's student in the ERME program, and work as a graduate assistant at the Roche Center for Catholic Education. My main project involves the National Survey of Catholic Schools Serving Hispanic Families, which is a joint initiative between the Roche Center and the School of Theology and Ministry. By gathering data from principals across the country, the survey aims to explore Catholic school efforts to enroll and support Hispanic students. My primary responsibilities are to analyze and interpret the survey results, which include both quantitative and qualitative data.
Sujin Ko
I am a first year Master's student in the Applied Statistics and Psychometrics program and I am working as a graduate research assistant with Dr. Ted Youn, a Professor in the Higher Education department. My focus is studying how American meritocracy generates differential leadership. To do this, we are comparing the extent of career achievement of Rhodes winners with Phi Beta honorees. My responsibilities include checking references, data analysis and editing manuscripts.
Caroline Prendergast
I work as a graduate assistant at the TIMSS & PIRLS International Study Center. My focus is on assisting in the preparation of the PIRLS assessment. Preparation of such a large-scale assessment involves integrating data from field tests, receiving feedback from subject matter experts and research coordinators across the world, training scorers, and working with graphic designers. Each of these steps are critical to the development of an effective and useful measure. This position has allowed me to explore the fields of international research and literacy development while immersed in the day-to-day procedures involved in creating a large-scale assessment.
A selection of 2015-2016 PhD students:
Gulsah Gurkan
I'm a first year doctoral student in the ERME program, working with Dr. Nathaniel Brown as a research assistant. I'm involved in two projects related to assessment development. One of the projects focuses on 4th grade students' learning about energy in physical science curricular units. The other project involves the use of a new classroom video tool for teachers and possible effects/benefits of this tool for teachers' noticing of learners' science ideas and reasoning. Currently, we are working on progress variables in order to develop the assessment tools for both projects.
Prior to the ERME program, I worked as a measurement and evaluation specialist in Educational Volunteers Foundation of Turkey (TEGV) in Istanbul for three years. I developed varied measurement tools, coordinated program and impact evaluation studies of education programs implemented across the country, and conducted both quantitative and qualitative analyses to foster development of evidence-based programs. My research interests mainly focus on impact evaluation, achievement data analysis, science assessment, large-scale assessment, and education policy.
Caitlin Hogue
I am a third year doctoral student in the ERME program and I work as the District Student Data Manager for the Newton Public Schools. In this role, I work collaboratively with other central departments and with school leaders to help answer questions using data and manage the assessments for the district. I also work collaboratively within my department to project future enrollment in the school system. My research interests are focused on how teachers use data to inform their classroom instruction, so this role has been a great opportunity for me. In my first two years of the program, I worked with Dr. Lowenhaupt in the Educational Leadership and Higher Education Department on a variety of projects that included both qualitative and quantitative components, which was a beneficial addition to my coursework. I also worked with the Director of Assessment and Accreditation at the Lynch School to analyze survey results for incoming and graduating students and alumni of the Lynch School. Prior to joining the ERME program, I worked as a Data Analyst for the Boston Public Schools in the Office of Data and Accountability and was previously a high school math teacher in the New York City Public Schools.
Martin Hooper
I am a PhD candidate in my fourth year in the ERME program, and I work as Senior Research Specialist for Questionnaire Development and Policy Studies at the TIMSS & PIRLS International Study Center at Boston College.Working at the TIMSS & PIRLS International Study Center has been an excellent fit for me. I coordinate the development of the context questionnaires for these assessments—a role that has included co-authoring the context questionnaire frameworks, developing questionnaire items and their associated scales, and analyzing the psychometric properties of these item response theory scales. I am also involved in the TIMSS reporting process, coordinating the exhibit development for the International Reports and editing the technical report, Methods and Procedures. In addition to working at the TIMSS & PIRLS International Study Center at Boston College, I am a teaching assistant for the ERME courses Large Scale Assessment: Methods and Practice, taught by Professor Ina Mullis, and Psychometrics I, taught by Professor Larry Ludlow.
Jing Jiang
I am a 3rd year doctoral student in the ERME department, working as a research assistant for Dr. Zhushan Li. I have broad research interests in psychometrics and educational measurement, especially in differential item functioning (DIF). We are now working on anchor selection strategies in DIF analysis, including conducting a comprehensive literature review, running simulation studies comparing different approaches, and applying the optimal anchor selection method to real dataset. Also, I'm interested in different parameter estimation methods for IRT models, and the performance of unidimensional and multidimensional IRT models on large-scale assessment data.
Jordan Lawson
I'm a second year doctoral student working as a graduate research assistant for City Connects at Boston College. The primary goal of City Connects is to examine and address out-of-school factors that impact student learning. As part of the research and evaluation team, my job is to assist in the cleaning, management, and analysis of educational data, helping senior quantitative analysts estimate the impacts of City Connects treatment effects on student outcomes. Additionally, my work as a graduate research assistant has allowed me to further develop strong syntax programming skills, as I frequently help oversee large datasets that require cleaning and merging. I develop syntax to transform scales, identify and correct problematic cases, and analyze missing data in order to then merge and create new datasets for analysis. I also work with a team of analysts to employ regression models using various software packages (e.g. Stata, SPSS, HLM). The research team and I are then responsible for reporting these results back to City Connects Leadership and team members, with the aim of supporting and informing evidence-based practice.
Jorge Alberto Mahecha Rodriguez
As a Ph.D student at ERME, I provide support to the Center for teaching Excellence (CTE) in the measurement and evaluation of educational innovations using technology. In particular, I support CTE personnel in research design issues, survey design and data analysis, both quantitative and qualitative. I am particularly interested in using of rigorous qualitative techniques (like Thematic Analysis), in combination with standard quantitative techniques in order to produce evaluative reports that are useful at guiding CTE personal and faculty in understanding how to improve educational innovations.
I have 18 years of professional experience in education; During this time I have served in several leadership, research, teaching and consultancy positions. I have a Masters in Curriculum and Teaching from Boston University and a Masters in Educational Administration from Los Andes University in Bogotá, Colombia, my native city. My professional interests include the improvement of educational quality in public schools, the professionalization of the School Teaching Profession and methodologies for Social Program Evaluation. I am a board member and co-founder of Teach for Colombia.
Avery Newton
I am a 3rd year doctoral student, working as a research assistant with Dr. Laura O'Dwyer. Over the past year we have evaluated a foreign language immersion program in a local elementary school, collaborated with a team in the Curriculum and Instruction department on a curriculum intervention in Boston Public Schools, explored the effectiveness of a professional development program in Ireland, and served as external evaluators for an NIH-funded career initiative at a local graduate institution. I have had the opportunity to collaborate with different students, professors, and stakeholders, all the while using a wide array of statistical and research techniques - everything from classroom observations to multidimensional scaling. Next year I will be focusing more deeply on my dissertation interests in the education-career transition, and I look forward to drawing on the strategies and techniques I've learned in my assistantship experiences to help me along that journey.
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God's Promises is your neighborhood preschool in West-Central Fort Collins. We offer a place where your child will develop excellent social and learning skills, and where God's love in Jesus is shown daily. If you are looking for a preschool for your child, we invite you to stop by for a visit. You can see class in action and speak with the director, Renee, who will answer any question that you have. Call our church office at 226-4721 to make an appointment.
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As part of our Best of 2011 look back at the year, we asked our local editors to share their—admittedly subjective—takes on the most important things to happen in their markets this year. Here's what New York-based senior editor Anna Sekula had to say.
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Uniqueness of Maula Abbas (as) in Karbala
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Imam Mahdi (a.t.f.s.) mourns for Imam Husain (a.s.)
We find in Behaarul Anwaar v. 101 (New Edition) Kitaabul Mazaar a Ziyarat named Ziyarat-e-Naahiya attributed to the sacred personality of Imam-e-Zamana (a.t.f.s.). In this Ziyarat Imam-e-Zamana (a.t.f.s.), through various statements, intensely laments over his ancestor who was oppressed in a state of being far from his motherland. 409 more words
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Best friends Clay Clayburn (James Craig) and Will Denning (Guy Madison) graduate from West Point only to find themselves fighting on opposite sides of the Civil War. When the two men meet each other in combat, neither knows it as each is in an artillery position hundreds of yards from the other. However, the love of Clay's life, Kathy Summers (Barbara Payton), does know and tries desperately to save her two good friends from killing each other.
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1780 Recommissioned (for Revolutionary War)
1784 Decommissioned again (end of Revolutionary War; Izard family takes control)
1820 Recommissioned for just a few years, as new state magazines are built farther north.
1860 Documents show the Manigault family (Izard descendants) storing 2,100 bottles of Madeira wine there.
1893 National Society of The Colonial Dames of American in the State of South Carolina is established
1897 The News and Courier highlights the city's fading relics and urges their preservation.
1902 The society buys the magazine from the Manigault-Hill family for $1,000.
1903 Museum opens inside the magazine for a 10-cent admission.
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What will the Afghanistan war legacy be?Breaking News
...To better understand the road ahead, a look back at the Soviet experience here may prove instructive.
"[The Soviets] were pretty active, and to a large degree effective, in urban-based development schemes, the paving of roads, the construction of buildings for government, and things of that nature," says Thomas Gouttierre, director of the Center for Afghanistan Studies at the University of Nebraska at Omaha.
Mr. Gouttierre first began working in Afghanistan in 1964. Unable to visit during the nine-year Russian war, he says he remembers returning shortly after it was over to find that many of the large cities such as Kabul, Jalalabad, and Herat had been noticeably changed by Soviet development projects. The power grid had improved, new roads were paved, and housing developments had been expanded.
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It turns out Trump's base and the rest of America have very different opinions about politics.By Eric Levitz
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The former immigration-reform advocate said he'd end protections for Dreamers.By Margaret Hartmann
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Resisting Alabama's Anti-Immigrant Legislation
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Cenk Uygur: Can Progressives Reclaim the Democratic Party?
Sharon Kyle: Cenk is viewed as a kindred spirit by many in the Caucus, partly because of his unyielding progressive stance but also because Uygur is no stranger to challenging the status quo.
Libertarians, Watch Out!
Steve Hochstadt: The Republican dream is a libertarian nightmare – the "free market" is free to watch you all the time. Big Brother isn't a government camera. It's a corporate cookie right in your computer.
Profiteering and Union-Busting Repackaged as School Reform
David Love: But the larger picture here is that corporate education reform is big business. And the rightwing, plutocratic agenda – of school privatization, government austerity measures and deunionization – clashes with the needs of poor, working class, and disproportionately black and brown public school students.
Will State Legislators Continue to Pull the Plug on Restrictive Immigration Measures?
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State Lawmakers Conflicted Over Immigration Enforcement Measures
Seth Hoy: While state legislators continue to consider their own versions of Arizona-style enforcement laws, the voices of dissent continue to grow. Legislators should carefully consider how the bill unfolded in Arizona—a bill that was, for the most part, gutted by a federal judge.
State Legislators Attempt to Turn Back Clock to Antebellum South
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Seth Hoy: As local lawmakers begin to lay the groundwork for next year's legislative agenda, some conservative legislators are attempting to prioritize immigration enforcement ahead of efforts to jump-start flagging economies.
Prisonomics 101: How ALEC and the Prison Industry Got Arizona's SB1070 onto Gov. Jan Brewer's Desk
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It'll be out in summer 2015.By Lindsey Weber
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April 29, 2013, Fairfax County, VA, USA – World Risk Day 2013, the second annual awareness day focused on the importance of effective risk management, has announced the schedule of speakers for the World Risk Day Virtual Summit, taking place on Tuesday, May 14, 2013. The Virtual Summit will feature a program of webinars, interviews and live Q&A sessions with best-in-class project managers and risk practitioners from around the world. This year's Virtual Summit will build on the success of the inaugural World Risk Day in 2012, which attracted 2,300 registrations from around the globe.
"Successful project delivery is increasingly important to all types of organizations and to overall global economic growth. That is why this year's World Risk Day theme is 'Shattering the Project Myth'. We want to shatter the idea that project success is guaranteed by a focus on cost and schedule alone," said Chris Bell, CMO of Active Risk, a Founding Supporter of World Risk Day. "This year's Virtual Summit will explore a wide range of risk management topics, illustrating how the better management of risk is vital to successful project delivery. I'm very excited to be a part of the Virtual Summit lineup, which once again features world class speakers."
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Mars already has an atmosphere, the problem is that it's all CO2. We hope to turn some of that to oxygen over time by introducing plant life.
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Some ways to eke the most from limited garden space are to transplant whenever possible, to plant another vegetable as soon as you clear space of one vegetable, to plant quick- and slow-maturing vegetables together, and to train plants vertically.
Lettuce is a good example of a vegetable that, if transplanted, yields abundantly even in a small garden. Start the lettuce season indoors, sowing the plants in pots while the weather outside is still cold.
Transplant those first sowings outdoors where you will later be planting warm-weather crops such as tomato, pepper, eggplant, cucumber, melon and okra.
Those first lettuces are eaten and out of the way by the time those warmth lovers are starting to spread and need more room.
At the other end of the growing season, lettuce transplants can be popped into the ground as soon as space becomes available, such as where you have cleared away spent bush bean and corn plants.
Cabbage, broccoli, endive and Chinese cabbage take longer to mature than does lettuce, but can similarly be fitted into either end of the growing season.
You can even do this with vegetables that you direct-seed, rather than transplant. Such vegetables include quick-maturing ones like spinach, radish, turnip and cress.
Beets, carrots, peas and bush beans stay in the ground longer - for about two months - but the growing season is still long enough to make the ground on which they grow yield two or more crops.
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GYMKATA in the UFC
I noticed Gymkata has recently been re-released on DVD, probably with behind the scenes but Steven Spielberg told me that it may include an instructional video.
Could this change the face of MMA? It says right on the movie poster "The Skill of gymnastics, the kill of karate", what other martial art can boast something like that?
Fedor is a badass and all but this guy in the leotard is clearly kicking the shit out two ninjas that are (or should I say were)armed with an uzi, ninja stars, kitanas, a leeth(sp)(used to harvest wheat I think, but SHARP)and other weapons that surely only ninjas are familiar with. Can Sambo do that, F*CK NO!
Perhaps the octagon could be equipped with a hobby horse or rings for gymkata practitioners to swing from? Could we see our first Gymkata champ in the UFC this year? Romania has been awful quiet as of late, could they have something up their tiny flexible sleeves?
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