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Sandra Lee
Did You Miss Sandra's Tablescapes?
Sandra Lee's recent tablescape eBay auction for charity has ended, but you can still enjoy her creations.
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Asian Flavor
Semi-Homemade Cooking
Sandra takes us on a trip to the Far East with easy Asian-inspired recipes. To start things off, a Spinach and Lychee
Salad. Edamame with Shitake Mushrooms perfectly complements Sandra's Miso Poached Tilapia with Udon Noodles. For dessert, a creamy Coconut Rice Pudding with a sweet and tart Cherry Sauce and a sensational Safire Moon cocktail.
Garden Fresh
Semi-Homemade Cooking
Sandra is throwing a light and lovely garden party filled with dishes featuring fresh fruits and vegetables. Her garden fresh menu includes fast Caprese Salad Bites, easy Broccoli Pie and Herb Roasted Cornish Game Hens. For dessert, Blushing Strawberry Cupcakes and for cocktail time...Pretty Pink Lemonade. Plus, as always, an eye-popping tablescape filled with breathtaking decorating ideas sure to make your next party sing!
Brunch for a Bunch
Semi-Homemade Cooking
Wake up sleepyheads! Sandra Lee is making a creative brunch buffet that is light on prep and heavy on pleasing. On the menu, a Savory Breakfast Casserole with a trio of toppings - Avocado and Black Bean Salsa, Mushroom and Onion Jam and Tomato and Basil. And then, Swedish Pancakes with two distinct and delicious fillings. Plus, a unique Yogurt Parfait Bar. Plus, a sparkling juice bar with options for everyone. And of course, a fabulous tablescape that will make your brunch the hottest morning ticket in town
Perfect Pasta
Sandra's Money Saving Meals
Sandra is taking your favorite pasta dishes and transforming them into Money Saving Meals. Her pasta perfect menu features Pork Ragu over Penne, creamy Spaghetti Carbonara, and savory Linguini with Clam Sauce. For Cocktail Time Sandra's got an inventive twist on an Italian classic...Orange Basil Bellinis and a fast and easy recipe Round Two Recipe for Lasagna Roll-Ups...Mangia!
Less is More
Sandra's Money Saving Meals
Less is more with clever recipes that use only a few ingredients. On the menu: Pan Fried Tilapia with Sauteed Edamame, Beef Kebobs with Spicy Couscous, Coconut Caramel Cream Pie, and Beef Kebob Pita.
French Vacation
Semi-Homemade Cooking
Sandra is our culinary tour guide with easy steps to a fantastic menu inspired by the French Riviera. First, La Romana Tomatoes Gratin with an accent. Plus, Club 55 Haricot Verts and an exciting Biblos Grilled Tuna Nicoise Salad. Sandra's French take on a trifle -- her sweet Riviera Trifle. Finally, a St. Tropez Cocktail.
Italian Slow Cooking
Semi-Homemade Cooking
Sandra has got a slow cooked Italian menu you will love. With recipes for Wild Mushroom Dip, Bow Ties Pasta with Artichoke Pesto, Chicken with Vegetable Ragout and Polenta, Grape and Ricotta Crostata and a Venetian Coffee.
Happy Anniversary
Semi-Homemade Cooking
Sandra is throwing a warm and elegant anniversary party with food and décor perfect for celebrating that special day. Sandy's anniversary menu includes Caramelized Onion and Goat Cheese Tartlets, Roasted Rack of Lamb with Mint Pesto served with Cranberry and Orange Wild Rice and for dessert...decadent Golden Caramel Cup Cakes and for cocktail time, toast the occasion with Sandra's signature Golden Glory Cocktail. All this and a breathtaking tablescape filled with inspiring decorating ideas designed to make your next anniversary party unforgettable.
Asian Flavor
Semi-Homemade Cooking
Sandra takes us on a trip to the Far East with easy Asian-inspired recipes. To start things off, a Spinach and Lychee
Salad. Edamame with Shitake Mushrooms perfectly complements Sandra's Miso Poached Tilapia with Udon Noodles. For dessert, a creamy Coconut Rice Pudding with a sweet and tart Cherry Sauce and a sensational Safire Moon cocktail.
Chinese Take Out
Sandra's Money Saving Meals
Sandra Lee shows you how to make your Chinese take-out favorites at home and save a fistful of dollars in the process. Her 'stay-in' menu features Crispy Orange Beef with Broccoli, Sweet & Sticky Spare Ribs, homemade Fortune Cookies and a Mellow Mai Tai cocktail that is priced right. Your extras wont be around for long when you see Sandra's 'Round 2 Recipe' for Wonton Soup, and her sensational Fried Rice R2R available only at foodnetwork.com/round2recipes.
Seasonally Simple
Sandra's Money Saving Meals
Sandra Lee is turning the great tastes of seasonal produce into fantastic Money Saving Meals. Her Seasonally Simple menu features easy Grilled Vegetable Panini, a fast and hearty Chicken and Corn Chowder and A Peachy Pear cocktail that everyone is going to love. And you won't want to miss Sandra Lee's money saving Round Two recipe for Chicken and Ratatouille Pasta!
Cocktail Party
Semi-Homemade Cooking
Sandra Lee is throwing a classic cocktail party and you are invited. Her delicious menu features fantastic finger foods like Stuffed Artichoke Hearts, Eggplant Cups with Cornbread Stuffing and Mini Leek Quiches. Sandy's also got four signature cocktails up her sleeve that are sure to satisfy including a luscious Lemon-Lime Sparkler, a Blueberry Mojito, a Sparkling Orange cocktail and a luscious 'Lavender-tini'. And, as always great decorating tips and a tablescape sure to delight!
Book Club Lunch
Semi-Homemade Cooking
Sandra is preparing a light dinner for her book club gathering including a layered Crab Salad, Roasted Chile Guacamole, a Pesto Chicken Panini and a Banana Chocolate Chip Cake.
Fry Fest
Semi-Homemade Cooking
Sandra is frying up a feast. First to hit the frying pan, semi-homemade Crab Cakes, then a crispy Catfish Sandwich followed by a Cornmeal Crusted Chicken with Smokey Tomatoes. Sandra tops it all off with a Strawberry Parfait, and for cocktail time her Apple Tart.
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9179 Mission Gorge Rd, Santee, CA 92071
George's Saloon is big on sports and its five televisions around the room will tell you that right away. But it's not a…More fancy "sports bar"... it's a fun, old-fashioned saloon with pool tables, darts and, of course, all the Charger games for fans. Monday through Friday from 4pm - 7pm is happy hour. Leave the credit cards at home because it's cash only.
8861 N Magnolia Ave, Santee, CA 92071
Lacey J's Roadhouse Saloon & Grille is a Southern-themed restaurant. The eatery features indoor and outdoor seating,…More live music, karaoke, and a full bar offering daily happy hour specials.
10960 Wheatlands Ave, Santee, CA 92071
Opening soon, BNS Brewing & Distilling Co. is an "all-American" brewery, small batch distillery and homebrew supply…More store operated by two Navy SEALs and an East County firefighter. They plan to produce single malt whiskey, bourbon and "moonshine," along with a line of beers. A tasting room is on site for both beer and liquor. Beers include: Gunfighter Golden Ale, Flintlock Black IP, Revolver American IPA, Outlaw Western White Ale, Saloon Girl Saison, and Gatling Gun Imperial Stout.
9816 Mission Gorge Rd, Santee, CA 92071
Claiming to have the best happy hour in town, the Original Roadhouse Grill is a fun and casual steakhouse featuring…More an authentic and scrumptious roadhouse menu and locally crafted beers and drinks served in mason jars.
The restaurant is styled in brick and shaped metal, giving a modern twist to the traditional roadhouse barbeque. You can sit at a table or grab a spot at the saloon where you can watch your favorite NFL or Padres games. Kids can play the jukebox and eat free on Tuesdays. If you're in a hurry, take advantage of the Express Lunch or Grill to Go.

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Kathi Nailling
The Athens Review
Athens —
For those who are not aware, each year the Rotary Club of Cedar Creek Lake hosts a Celebrity Waiter night of entertainment. The club has been creating these nights for 16 years, and shows no sign of letting up.
This year's theme was Wonderful World of Disney. What great costumes some of the guests were wearing.
When the committee starts their meeting to organize Celebrity Waiter, no one is ever sure how the night will turn out.
Last year, 2011, was the biggest night for the fundraiser. This year, from what I am hearing, is coming very close to last year.
The event held at Athens Country Club is a fundraiser for the Rotary Club. This is the only fundraiser the club has to raise the money for the many non-profit organizations they contribute to.
Without the help of all the community members who agree to be waiters, this undertaking could not happen. We had such a great group of waiters this year. I am going to try and name them, and hope I don't leave anyone out. They are Aimee Freeman, Robert Blaase, Laura Ward, Kim Walker, Mike Groom, Scott Confer, K.K. and Acie Mitchell, Stan and Karen Fernald, Chad Ingram, Shirley Salmon, Erin Osborn, Shelby Adams, Dr. Roberto Loar, Ted Ingersoll, Doug Smith and Ed Reeve.
Our waiter list was shorter this year, but these waiters did a tremendous job. This year, the 16 waiters brought about 200 people to the event.
I must not forget to thank all our attendees. Without the community support, the Rotary Club could never pull this off. The fundraiser is a major event, and takes a lot of planning and coordination. In the end, it is well worth the effort.
So many organizations benefit from the money raised during Celebrity Waiter. As most people know I am a firm believer of giving back to your community.
There are a lot of people in our community who need our help. Those people should benefit from what some of us have been blessed with.
Next time you are asked to attend any fundraiser, remember that this is a way to give back to your community.
I know the Rotary Club is thankful for what they have been given by the residents of Henderson County.
Next year will be here before we know it.
On to my next cause. The Cedar Creek Lake Parrot Head Club is building a handicapped fishing ramp at Tom Finley Park in Gun Barrel City.
What a great idea!
The ramp will be named after one of the original Cedar Creek Lake Parrot Head members, Eddie Ohler. The ramp will be called the Eddie Ohler Handicapped Accessible Fishing Pier. Eddie has since passed away, but I am sure he is proud of the club he helped start.
This is a large undertaking for the Parrot Head Club, but they are up to the challenge.
There are different ways the community can help with the pier. There are sponsorship opportunities available, or you can do what I did. The club is planning a brick walkway. The bricks can be purchased for $50, and you can have someone's name engraved on the bricks.
My husband, Jackie, loved Cedar Creek Lake. I purchased a brick in the memory of Jackie Lee Nailling. Now he will be part of the lake area for a very long time. The brick idea was great way for me to remember Jackie, and it helps the Parrot Head Club in their goal to provide this handicapped pier.
There are so many ways to help our community. I realize not everyone has money they can donate. But you can donate your time. It doesn't cost you anything.
The Resource Center in Gun Barrel City is always needing volunteers. Check out the Help Center in Athens or the Crisis Center. I could go on and on.
There are so many ways we can give back. I have only named a couple of the many organization in Henderson County. Go find one that will suit your needs.
I found this Chinese Proverb that says it all: "If you want happiness for an hour, take a nap. If you want happiness for a day, go fishing. If you want happiness for a year, inherit a fortune. If you want happiness for a lifetime, help somebody."
Kathi Nailling is a Staff Writer for the Athens Daily Review.


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My entire junior year at Penn State was spent surviving off Ramen Noodles four days a week, then Pokey Sticks Thursday - Saturday.
This is a surprisingly helpful guide to knowing how long it's cool to keep stuff in your fridge.
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Towns all over the country would like the brand to relocate.
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Hands down the best food on the planet, right? You have no idea how badly I want pizza right now.
Spellbound, I sat there, still too drunk to drive, riding shotgun, my Crave Case in my clutches.
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General Information for VA Students
The Department of Veteran Affairs must decide eligibility for individuals interested in VA Educational Benefits.
Applying for VA Benefits at Winthrop University
Application forms and supplementary information:
VA Check Receipt (Chapter 30, 35,
1606, & 1607)
The average processing time for VA check receipt is 4-6 weeks after the semester begins. Checks for new students may take longer to receive. The student is responsible for all tuition payments to Winthrop University that may be due before the student begins receiving the VA checks during a given semester. Therefore, VA checks in essence serve as a source of reimbursement to the VA student. It is important that students make the necessary arrangements for tuition payments with the
Controller's Office or through the Financial Aid Office.
Check Receipt for Chapter 33 Recipients
VA payments for tuition and fees charged to the students account will be sent
directly to the school. The VA will send the stipend for books and
supplies directly to the student. All payments are based on the
aggregate active duty service percentages found on the following GI Bill
are responsible for any fees not covered by the Post-9/11 GI Bill. It is
important that students make the necessary arrangements for tuition payments
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Controller's Office or through the
Financial Aid Office.
Keeping Up-to-Date Records
Students in their first semester of enrollment at Winthrop must fill out the following
forms and turn them in to the Winthrop University Veteran Benefits Office in 126 Tillman Hall:
VA Payments
The amount of assistance VA students receive from VA educational benefits varies by program. Payment amount information is provided by the VA Regional Office at 1-888-GI-BILL-1 (Chapters 30, 35,
1606, and 1607) and VOC REHAB 803-255-4242 (Chapter 31). Detailed information may also be found on the following web pages:
Degree Seeking and Undecided Majors
VA educational benefits are to be used to accomplish an educational objective. An educational objective is defined as "a completion of a VA approved degree program from the students' home institution". All VA students must have a declared major.
* If a student has not decided on a major, he/she would be classified as "undecided major". As an "undecided major" a student will follow the General Education Requirements and not exceed 59 credit hours. The university is required by the Department of Veteran Affairs to discontinue any undeclared majors beyond the second year.
In order for students to receive VA payment for coursework, each registered class must fit into their declared major program. The courses listed for the major in a Winthrop University degree catalog, is the official list of courses that are covered under VA educational benefits. It is the student's responsibility to make sure that their registered classes meet the VA certification requirements if VA payment is desired. Charges for any courses taken outside of a student's major are the student's responsibility.
For example, a student may have already fulfilled all their electives and would like to take an extra gym class. If the class cannot fit into his/her program's requirements, then VA would not be able to certify such a class. The student would then be responsible for payment of that class.
Certification Process
Once a student registers for classes, he/she notifies the Veterans Benefits Coordinator,
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For Chapter 31 students, information is completed and faxed to the VOC REHAB office,
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For Chapter 30, 33, 35, 1606, and 1607 the information is sent via internet through VA
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Please keep in mind that the information is sent as quickly as possible. The minimum processing time for VA check receipt is 4-6 weeks after the semester begins. For new students it may takes longer.
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Blue-stem Palmetto, Dwarf Palmetto
Stems: Solitary, subterranean, rarely growing upright to 2 m tall. Leaves: Minorly costapalmate, induplicate, grayish green, circular, almost in a single plane or slightly folded, segments stiff and split about half the length of the blade with few or no fibers between segments, tips slightly bifid. Leaf split almost to the costa, dividing the blade nearly in half. Petiole unarmed. Flowers and fruits: Inflorescence sparsely branched to two orders, longer than leaves. When ripe, fruits are spherical to ovoid, brown or black drupes to 6-10 mm long.
Field: Solitary, unarmed, usually subterranean palm with weakly costapalmate, grayish green leaves, split almost to the costa, dividing the blade nearly in half. Inflorescence sparsely branched to two orders, longer than leaves.
Sabal etonia, but its leaves are yellow-green and strongly costapalmate, with abundant marginal fibers
Native to the southern United States from North Carolina to Texas and northeast Mexico
This genus is among the most common in and around the Caribbean region and among the few native to the continental United States.
Sabal minor (Jacq.) Pers.
Corypha minor Jacquin
Chamaerops acaulis Michaux
Chamaerops louisiana W. Darby
Corypha pumila Walter
Sabal adansonii Guersent
Sabal deeringiana Small
Sabal louisiana (W. Darby) Bomhard
Sabal pumila (Walter) Elliott
Sabal minor habit, in unusually large cluster
Sabal minor habit, individual palm
Sabal minor habit, young individual
Sabal minor juvenile leaf form, split nearly into two halves
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Sabal minor leaf costa (abaxial view of leaf)
Sabal minor flowers
Sabal minor closer view of flowers
Sabal minor inflorescence extending beyond leaves with a roughly 2 m tall human for length comparison
Sabal minor fruits. Photograph courtesy of Fairchild Tropical Botanical Garden, Guide to Palms http://palmguide.org/index.php
Sabal minor seeds (mm scale). Photograph courtesy of Mariana P. Beckman, DPI


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One driver received minor injuries in an accident Tuesday afternoon involving two semitrailers on eastbound Interstate 70 in Vigo County.
The accident happened about a mile west of Indiana 46 as traffic began to slow for a construction zone, according to Indiana State Police.
One of the drivers, Adis Kusur, 33, of London, Ontario, failed to slow in time and slammed into the semi in front of him, driven by Raymond L. Riner, 64, of Ardmore, Okla.
The semi driven by Kusur was heavily damaged, but he sustained only minor injuries and signed a medical release. Riner was not injured.
Kusur was briefly trapped in the vehicle, but with the help of the Terre Haute Fire Department, was able to exit on his own.
A sign calling for traffic to slow to 45 miles per hour was located just east of the accident scene.
Kusur was cited for failure to reduce speed to avoid a collision.
The accident slowed, and temporarily stopped, traffic on eastbound I-70, although both lanes re-opened early Tuesday evening.
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Marilyn P. Crump was born on March 29, 1925 in St. Louis, Missouri to Richard and Anne (nee Pavelka) Phelan. She passed away Monday, January 7 in Palatine.
Marilyn is survived by her spouse of 65 years, Jack G. Crump; her children, John (Maureen) Crump, Richard (Judy) Crump, Nancy (Paul) Wangles, Cathy Grabowski, and Bernard (Lisa) Crump; her grandchildren, Sara and Richard Crump, Jackie (Tony) Earley, William, John and Anne Wangles, Laura and Cara Grabowski, Charlotte (Robert) Crismyre, and Ross and Veronica Crump; her great-grandchildren, James and Alex Earley; and her sister, Eileen Fowler.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
The family would like to thank Heartland Hospice and Dana Kedziora for their loving and compassionate care.
Visitation will be held from 3 p.m. until 9 p.m., Thursday at Glueckert Funeral Home Ltd., 1520 N. Arlington Hts Rd., Arlington Heights. Prayers will be said at 10:15 a.m. Friday, January 11 at the funeral home proceeding to St. James Catholic Church, 831 N. Arlington Hts Rd., Arlington Heights for Mass at 11am. Burial will be held at St. Michael the Archangel Cemetery in Palatine.
In lieu of flowers memorials may be given to Sisters of the Living Word, 800 N. Fernandez, Arlington Heights, IL 60004. Funeral Information and condolences can be given at www.GlueckertFH.com or (847) 253-0168.
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By Clint Brown
The Chronicle
Pella —
During a somewhat short meeting last Tuesday evening, the Pella City Council approved the first reading of, waived second and third readings and adopted an ordinance in regards to a rezoning application by James and Marlene Hibma to Rezone Property at 402 Liberty Street from INS Institutional to R1C Residential.
The owners' intent is to bring the residence into legal conforming status as far as use because residential use is not permitted under INS zoning, and if the house would be 60 percent or more destroyed, it could not be rebuilt. This became problematic for the Hibmas recently when trying to refinance the property. R1C zoning is intended for medium density residential neighborhoods, characterized by single-family homes on moderate to small lots. It should be noted that in 2009, 410 Liberty Street was rezoned from INS to R1C in the same way.
The Comprehensive Plan, Future Land Use Map targets the area proposed to be rezoned for Medium Density Residential which is defined as incorporating a mix of housing types, including single-family detached, and under current zoning regulations typical zoning would include R1C designation. Therefore, the proposed rezoning is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan.
In other business
-Council approved the request to set April 16, 2013 as the Public Hearing Date for amending the FY 12-13 Annual Budget. The reason for the amendment is to adjust timing differences for capital improvement projects and to adjust accounts that may be over/under funded. All adjustments will be covered by additional revenues or existing funds. Therefore, there will not be an increase in taxes or fees as a result of the amendment.
-Council approved a resolution accepting the FY 11-12 annual audit for the City of Pella. Annually, the City of Pella is required by State Code to conduct an audit by an independent accounting firm. The accounting firm of Van Maanen, Sietstra, & Meyer, PC has conducted and will be presenting the FY 11/12 audit to Council. Highlights for the year include the following:
-An unqualified opinion was given on the financial statements.
-The assets of the City of Pella exceeded its liabilities at the close of the fiscal year by $ 105,442,257 (net assets).
-The assets of the City's governmental activities exceeded liabilities by $41,624,536.
-Assets of business type activities exceeded liabilities by $63,817,721.
-For FY 11-12, revenues for governmental activities exceeded expenses by $2,966,956.
-Within the City's business-type activities, FY 11-12 revenues exceeded expenses by $8,016,228. The City policy is to set rates that fund operation expenses and debt service requirements of business-type activities, in addition, rates are established to fund capital improvements either through pay-as-you go financing or through debt issues.
-At June 30, 2012, the general fund had an unrestricted fund balance of $2,051,767 or working capital of nearly 44% of annual expenditures.
The FY 12 audit is on file in the City Clerk's Office and the Pella Public Library.


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We'll highlight some of the similarities and differences between our current email client, Outlook 2010 and Outlook 2013. We'll also show you how to access your mail through a web browser when you aren't at your desktop, and cover setting up your smartphone to check your work email and calendar. As time allows, we will open up the session to your questions.
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The driver of this Subaru was airlifted to a hospital in Boston, Mass., after the car collided with a 98,000-pound crane truck just south of the Lee traffic circle along Route 125 Monday afternoon. (JOHN QUINN/UNION LEADER CORRESPONDENT)
Around 1:15 p.m. Monday, Justin Mills was driving his Subaru north on Route 125 when he crossed the center line and collided with a crane heading south and being driven by Brian Daigle, 24, of New Boston. The crane is owned by American Crane Co. Inc. in Hooksett.
Mills suffered serious injuries and was flown to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. Daigle was not injured in the crash.
The accident, which happened about 1:15 p.m. Monday, is still under investigation.
A third vehicle, a Nissan behind the Subaru, swerved off the road to avoid the collision.
Police said Daigle tried to avoid the crash and, as a result, the crane went across Route 125, down an embankment and crashed into nearby woods.
Route 125 was closed for several hours while emergency personnel removed the wreckage and police investigated.
Lee police and fire were assisted at the scene by New Hampshire State Police and officers from Barrington and Durham. Also at the scene were McGregor Ambulance Co., Dartmouth-Hitchcock Advance Response Team (DHART) and members of the Strafford County Regional Traffic Accident Reconstruction Team.
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2012 – Paula McMillen
Paula was honored for both the productivity and quality of her scholarship. In particular, her publication of five referred journal articles, two book chapters and a refereed conference presentation in 2011 alone. Also mentioned was her work as a reviewer for five scholarly publications and her service on the editorial boards for four scholarly journals.
2011 – Jason Vaughan
Vaughan was honored for his extensive contributions to library scholarship. In 2010, he published a book, Library Technology Reports: Library Web Scale Discovery Services. In addition, Vaughan published three refereed journal articles, and was the sole author for two of the articles. He was the sole author for another journal article published in American Libraries. Vaughan presented four refereed presentations at national and state conferences. In collaboration with Peter Michel and Cory Lampert, Vaughan wrote two successful Library Services and Technology Act grants to provide funds for the digitization of library collections – "Menus: the Art of Dining" and "The Historic Landscape of Nevada."
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Tucker was honored for his extensive contribution to library scholarship. In 2009, he published four articles in peer-reviewed journals. He was the sole author for three of these articles. He published in Journal of Electronic Resources Librarianship, Journal of Business & Finance Librarianship, Serials Review, and Collection Management. He also presented at the Electronic Resources & Libraries Conference and the Annual Conference of the American Library Association. In addition, he served as a roundtable discussion leader at the Association of College & Research Libraries 14th Annual Conference. He served as co-editor of "From the Field," which is a section of the open access journal Collaborative Librarianship and served as a referee for the Journal of Electronic Resources and Libraries.
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We've found the local MacExperience shop cheerful and helpful with Mac repairs. Yesterday, they sent their customers this announcement and Joseph forwarded it to me with the comment, "Fascinating"...
Every time you use a website, or install a piece of software, you're forced to state that you've read and agree to terms of service that are often tens of thousands of words long. No one reads those things, even though all the big companies—from Apple to Microsoft to Facebook—have them. If you're anything like me, you blithely go along with the farce so that you can actually do something useful with your computer. We've all been trained to lie, and this pervasive lie has been mentioned on this blog a time or two over the years.
I'm hopeful that a new service entitled "
Here's a good article (riffing off an Atlantic piece on insourcing) that shows why I've always been a subscriber to TidBITS and why Apple design is peerless. I couldn't get anyone to read it in my earlier post, so I'm reposting it here. Comments about how much you love your Mac or PC and how expensive your PC or Mac isn't are not allowed. Comments about design, insourcing, and TidBITS only, please.
I don't talk about it much, but I've been using Macs since 1984 and am now on maybe my fifteenth or so Apple laptop—a 13 inch Air. It took me several years, but I finally started using an iPhone and now I use an iPhone 5. Operating systems to the side, these things are indestructible!
Here's a good article (riffing off an Atlantic piece on insourcing) that shows why I've always been a subscriber to TidBITS and why Apple design is peerless.
Updating my iPhone tonight from iOS 5.01 to 5.1, I found myself confronted with a screen demanding that I read and accept the new terms and conditions before proceeding. I ticked the box agreeing I had read them and would abide by them. And knowing how many of our good readers are conscientious about such things, I thought I'd reproduce the terms and conditions here so others could look over every one of the 17,472 words for me...
The only Mac publication I read is the Engsts' (not Angsts') TidBITS. If you use a Mac or iPhone, go ahead and subscribe now. It's free so just do it and you'll thank me. I've read TidBITS for maybe twenty years and it's the first place to go for accurate information on all things Apple.
The latest issue links to an interesting chart showing the relative obsolscence of Android and iPhone handsets by tracking their ability to take operating system updates. In other words the chart shows how long this or that phone is able to run the current version of its OS.
But once you look at that chart, keep clicking on Michael Degusta's other charts. Fascinating...
(Tim) A couple weeks ago, our daughter, Michal, asked "When did Apple become The Man?"
(Tim) Ten years ago, I read this column by Joe Sobran. Joe's declaration of faith gave me joy, but what struck me, particularly, was this statement:
Great as Shakespeare is, I never lose sleep over anything he said. He
leaves my conscience alone.
Still today, I find myself wondering whether what's lacking in
Shakespeare is not also lacking in my own preaching? Do God's sheep leave my proclamation of the Word of God each Lord's Day
morning with easy consciences? Is their sleep always peaceful? If so,
what an unfaithful minister of the Gospel I am.
Then we hit Sobran's promotion of the Roman Catholic error of transubstantiation. If you think it scandalous that I'd give any space to Sobran's defense of transubstantiation, never fear. Think about this.
Jesus didn't say, "this wine which is poured out for you," "this wine is the new covenant in my blood," or "for as often as you eat this bread and drink this wine...."
Rather, He said:
"This cup which is poured out for you is the new covenant in My blood" (Luke 22:20b). And the Apostle Paul said, "For as often as you eat this bread and drink the cup, you proclaim the Lord's death until He comes. Therefore whoever eats the bread or drinks the cup of the Lord in an unworthy manner, shall be guilty of the body and the blood of the Lord. But a man must examine himself, and in so doing he is to eat of the bread and drink of the cup. (1 Corinthians 11:25-28).
Reformed Protestants have no need to fear the Roman Catholic dogma of transubstantiation. If their claim to hold to the literal meaning of these texts were true, it wouldn't be the wine, but the cup that becomes our Lord's blood. Have you ever tried to drink a cup?
(Tim, w/thanks to Lucas) Friday, Apple will release its latest software update called Snow Leopard. Originally, the desktop pic installed by the software upgrade was a pic of a snow leopard with blood on his mouth.
No longer.
(Tim) "iChristian" is an app offered to iPod Touch and iPhone users in Apple's iTunes store. Here's its description:
Now your iPhone / iPod Touch is a missionary, preacher and the evangelist!!! The iPhone / iPod Touch application "iChristian" ("Become a Christian") contains the minimum of required information to become a Christian. Alter the prayer of salvation. you may register as a Christian. If you would like, you may request a certificate of a Christian.
If Jesus warned those wanting to become His disciples that they must count the cost of following Him, then for us to offer salvation to unbelievers through such a come-on line as "contains the minimum of required information to become a Christian" is to mislead them. It's spiritual bait-and-switch...
(Tim) Through the years, I've owned more Apple computers than I can keep track of, and at least fifteen of their laptops. Some months back I traded in a 15" MacBook Pro for the then-new 13" aluminum MacBook. It's been the best laptop I've ever owned, and I say that despite being about to receive a new 13" MacBook Pro from Apple because of the problems I've been having with it. The upgrade is, of course, at no cost and you can all learn the lesson that it's dangerous to buy the first iteration of a new computer body. But fear not, my problems are not documented on the web as being shared with many others.
It scared me to go to a smaller screen but my aged eyes have not experienced any additional challenges with the 13" screen. It was worth it for the smaller footprint and (especially) lighter weight. I take the computer everywhere and my elbow is quite happy having shed the weight of the 15" Macbook Pro. So weight, speed, screen quality, keyboard, great glass trackpad, long battery life, smaller and lighter AC adapter than the MacBook Pro, extreme ease of adding RAM or switching out the hard drive, low price, all topped out with the absolutely bulletproof aluminum unibody casing; all have made me a happy camper.
Still, there are two things I haven't liked...
(Tim, w/thanks to Kamilla) If you want to begin to understand our day--the switch of the central currency of cultural engagement from the Bible to moving pictures, the use of film clips in Gospel preaching, the building of congregations around virtual images of themselves on the movie screen each Lord's Day employed by men like Mark Driscoll and John Piper, and the gift our head of state and his wife gave the Queen, recently--only two things are necessary: first, read the Second Commandment; and second, read Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business.
And while we're talking about the gifts the monarchs exchanged...
(Tim) Not sure how long this link will work, but until they yank the video and it breaks, check this out...
Well, it's already down, so please use this link. Thanks.
(Tim) Seriously, the latest addition to the editorial staff of Adam Engst's TidBITS is a certain "rich mogull."
And by the way, if you use a Mac and don't subscribe to TidBITS, you should. For many years, now, TidBITS has been far and away the best source of news for all things Apple. Here are a couple articles (one and two) typical of the fare provided by the Angsts--er, Engsts.
And by the way two, if you don't use a Mac, you might want to consider switching over---particularly if you're a pastor. My son, Joseph, uses both Macs and PCs doing about everything you can imagine, and he'll tell you why, when he needs to use a PC, it's virtualized on his MacBook Pro. Or my son-in-law, Ben, will tell you why he's always frustrated doing web and book design on a PC, rather than a Mac.
But yes, my dear brother David uses a PC and used to have a Mac. So there's a majority report on this that opposes what I'm suggesting.
People argue endlessly about the actual price of Mac vs. PC computers. Here's a good article debunking the sleight-of-hand used by both sides when making their case. Very fair.
Well, the Jobster's done it. Apple's CEO, Steve Jobs, has just announced the iPhone. For looks and size, check it out.
No price yet, but it runs on Cingular, has 8 gigs of memory, a 2MP camera, serves as an iPod playing music in iTunes (because it comes loaded with--get this--Mac OSX). It's a video player 3.5 inches in widescreen mode that automatically switches from portrait to landscape, and back. And it all operates by a new innovative touchscreen. Five hour battery life talking and playing videos, sixteen hours as an iPod playing music.
Other things: 3G, Bluetooth (2.0), WiFi (autodetect), EDGE, Google Maps (including satellite images), must have GPS since it knows where you are, Safari browsing, HTML E-mail...
Price: $499 for 4GB, $599 for 8GB. Doesn't ship until June.
Friends, this is likely to be a killer that equals the iPod. Apple stock currently up $6.11 (11%) since beginning of Jobster's keynote in San Francisco today, at 9 AM SF time.
Name change: It's no longer Apple Computer, Inc., but just-plain-ol Apple, Inc.
Prediction 1: lots of suits are going to be using Mac OSX...
Prediction 2: despite corporate and consumer America's love affair with Apple's products and the Jobster; and despite Al Invented-the-Internet Gore's reassurances that all Apple's execs, particularly Steve Jobs, are squeaky clean on this predating stock options scandal; the fat lady hasn't sung, yet. And I'm guessing she's filling her diaphragm with air and it won't be a happy note she lets loose. Everything I've read says, no matter how many of America's blue chip companies did it, the practice was fraud and stockholders suffered.


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- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F ( 175 degrees C ). Grease cookie sheets.
- In a medium bowl, stir together the flour, sugar, baking soda, salt, and lemon zest. Make a well in the center and fill it with the oil, lemon juice, and vanilla. Stir everything together until it forms a dough. Alternate method: Put everything into the food processor and blend until dough forms.
- Drop cookie dough by teaspoonfuls, about 2 inches apart, onto the prepared cookie sheet. Bake for 10 to 12 minutes in the preheated oven. Edges should be golden brown. For a softer cookie, bake for only 7 minutes. Cool on racks, and store in an airtight container.
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The BEST lemon cookie ever!!! I used 2 3/4 cups flour, zest of 3 large lemons, 1/2 cup canola oil and almost a full cup of fresh squeezed lemon and let it sit in the frig overnight only because I was too tired to bake them the same day. I used two spoons to place dough on cookie sheet by the 1/2 teaspoon only. (Scoop up mixture with one spoon and scrap off with the other). I baked for 8 minutes as I wanted soft cookies. Very delicious, tangy but sweet mixture. So freckin' good if you loooove lemon!!!
I was discouraged by all the other reviews, but was ery pleasantly surprised! I cut down a lot on the oil (about 50ml) and used the juice of 2 huge lemons to compensate on liquid. I also chilled the dough for a bit before baking, although I don't know if it needed this. They came out beautifully, not too flat, and with a light golden brown edge. The taste is very "zingy", great for a lemon lover like myself.
Too much oil from the start--the first third of the dough, I sopped up a little oil before dropping them on the cookie sheet. This first batch took forever to cook--it seemed like almost 20 minutes, although I stopped counting after a while and just looked at the cookies... I ended up refridgerating 2/3 of the dough, and when I took it out six hours later, a lot of the oil had come out of the dough. It turned out to be a good thing because they seemed to bake faster than the first batch (12 minutes for pretty crisp cookies after cooling). I would suggest about 1/2 cup of oil instead of the 3/4 cup from the recipe. Otherwise, the cookies turned out pretty well, kind of like crunchier lemon bars. Like lemon bars, they turn out pretty tart, and could use a sprinkling of powdered sugar to balance the tartness (I also didn't use the lemon zest, because of personal preference, but I used more pulp in the cookie instead).
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Amount Per Serving (24 total)
- Calories
- 159 cal
- 8%
- Fat
- 7 g
- 11%
- Carbs
- 23 g
- 7%
- Protein
- 1.4 g
- 3%
- Cholesterol
- 0 mg
- 0%
- Sodium
- 129 mg
- 5%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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FIT TO THE CORE: Better Balance And Mechanics Through Core Strength
Watch the top bowlers. They are almost always perfectly balanced through the approach and at the finish. And their mechanics are solid. One thing that may not be obvious, but I guarantee is prevalent, is that their core muscles are balanced and stable as well. In bowling, if your core lacks strength and stabilization you are going to lack consistency in your approach and finish. You might be leaning forward on some, or to the side on others.
Many people think the core is just their abdominal muscles. The core also includes the muscles in your hips and back. All the muscles that help stabilize your torso are considered core muscles. A stable core creates a balance between extension and flexion of the spine, and also lateral flexion.
Everyone likes to work on abs, but if our abdominal muscles are too strong compared to our back muscles, it is going to cause us to arch our back forward and cause strain on the lower back. Likewise, if you have too much extension it is going to put pressure on the nerve roots in our spine and cause hyperextension problems.
Two basic exercises can help strengthen the entire core and offer balanced stabilization. They are the Dying Bug and Plank.
Dying Bug
Lay on your back with your legs raised and your arms straight up. Simultaneously extend your left leg and lower your right arm straight back. If your back begins to arch, you've lowered your leg too far. Slowly bring both back to the start position. Alternate to the right leg and left arm and keep your abs tight. This exercise works on coordination by working the alternate arm and leg, and focuses on core stabilization. Do 10 reps on each arm/leg combination. Do three sets.
Another exercise that strengthens the abs and back at the same time is the plank. Begin with your forearms and toes on the floor. Keep your torso straight and rigid. Avoid arching your back or allowing your back to sag. Keep your head straight, looking at the floor. Hold this position for 30 seconds. Add time as you are able to hold the position. Once you start to lose the proper body position, stop and rest. To add difficulty, do three-point planks by reaching out with one arm or lifting one of your legs off the floor a few inches.
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Senate Bill 1506, currently being proposed in California, revises the penalty for simple possession of drugs. This bill stops the waste in lives and dollars for the over-incarceration of drug offenses.
Why is this bill so smart?
California can no longer afford to continue locking up thousands of people each year and branding them "felon" for life simply for possessing a small amount of illicit drugs for personal use.
Existing law provides that the unlawful possession of certain controlled substances, including, among others, cocaine, heroin, and those classified in Schedule III, IV, or V as a narcotic drug, is a felony punishable in a county jail for 16 months, or 2 or 3 years.
The unlawful possession of certain other controlled substances, including, among others, concentrated cannabis, and those classified in Schedule III, IV, or V as nonnarcotic drugs, is punishable as a misdemeanor by imprisonment for not more than one year in a county jail, a fine, or by both imprisonment and fine, or as a felony by imprisonment in a county jail for 16 months, or 2 or 3 years.
This bill increases fines for persons convicted of misdemeanor offenses to $500 for first offense up to $1,500 for second and subsequent offenses. Existing law states fees cannot exceed $150. In addition, the legislation excludes certain misdemeanor convictions from the registration requirement when an individual moves to a city or county. The bill would raise the fee to $250 for a first offense and to $500 for a second or subsequent offense if the person is granted probation and accepts the terms of probation.
Probation provisions will be expanded to continuous electronic monitoring if conditions in the jail necessitate releasing sentenced misdemeanor inmates. The bill would authorize the correctional administrator to condition the release on any reasonable conditions related to to the offense and to impose sanctions ofr a violation of the conditions of release.
The United States incarcerates more people for drug offenses than any other country in the world. As of 2009, the incarceration rate was 743 per 100,000 of national population (0.743%). In comparison, Russia has the second highest 577 per 100,000, Canada is 123rd in the world with 117 per 100,000, and China has 120 per 100,000. While Americans only represent about 5 percent of the world's population, one-quarter of the entire world's inmates are incarcerated in the United States.
Drug penalty reform like SB 1506 is one of the answers, but it's not the solution to addressing drug addiction. Reform must include education strategies and a rehabilitation component. The Center for American Progress believes even though overall drug use is down, and the U.S. prison populations declined for the first time in 40 years, more than 7 million people remain under the supervision of the criminal justice system. Of these, more than 2 million are behind bars. Making matters worse, drug-induced deaths now claim more lives than gun violence, and prescription drug abuse has been declared an epidemic. Will current reforms really break the vicious cycle of drug use, crime, incarceration, and re-arrest in America?
Drug policy reform needs to be part of both the Democratic and Republican platforms and be included in the presidential debates.
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February 10, 2011
The People's Human Rights and Hip Hop Film Festival is a four-day event that will be kicking off on Friday, Feb. 11, at the Twinspace, 2111 Mission St. in San Francisco, that captures the aura of the Bay, politics and young people's art.
February 4, 2011
For nine months after 15-year-old Chad Holley, charged with burglary, accused the Houston police of viciously beating him when he had surrendered and was lying face down – like Oscar Grant – on the ground, the people who run Houston refused to release a video of the beating.
January 28, 2011
In honor of African History Month, the Bay Area Aerosol Heritage Society is proud to present AeroSoul 2011, which will kick off on Feb. 4 at the Joyce Gordon Gallery in Downtown Oakland and be followed by a month-long series of events showcasing some of the most cutting-edge, dynamic Black urban calligraphers in the world. Refa 1 is the event curator.
January 7, 2011
Over 100 family members, religious leaders and community supporters held a prayer vigil and speak-out on New Year's Day in front of the Fruitvale BART station to commemorate the second anniversary of the BART police killing of Oscar Grant, a young Black man.
January 3, 2011
Journalist JR Valrey, who was born in 1978, grew up mostly in Oakland, where the legend of the Black Panther Party was all around him. "A lot of the people around here are Panthers, or knew Panthers or are members of the Black Guerilla Family, which was an organization that Field Marshall George Jackson of the Black Panther Party founded. The revolution is very deep in Oakland. It's not so cosmetic as it is other places. It's not just about bandannas and t-shirts and concert throwing and posturing. I think it's more grassroots here and more ingrained in the spirit of the people."
January 1, 2011
Oscar Grant's death was a tragedy that affected a lot of people in Oakland, especially youth. The video is meant to be a message to everyone in Oakland about the injustices here and how we use artistic expression to deal with it. The Turf Feinz "turf dancers" have received more than 2 million views for their previous video made by Yak Films. The release of this memorial dance video is a reminder of the fragility of young lives in Oakland, Calif. – and an artistic celebration of the beauty of youth expression and possibility. May 2011 be a happier new year.
December 28, 2010
Documents recently obtained by The Informant reveal the significant involvement of state and federal law enforcement in monitoring the various Oscar Grant protests in Oakland over the past two years. "They're documenting who the agitators are. This is all COINTELPRO resurfacing," says the attorney representing those arrested in the July 8 protests.
December 27, 2010
Last week an officer who blatantly lied under oath was given her job back. Marysol Domenici was one of the first officers on the scene when Oscar Grant was shot by convicted former BART cop Johannes Mehserle. The Bay Area is asking 1) How could Domenici be reinstated in the face of all her wrongdoings? 2) Why has she not been charged with perjury?
December 24, 2010
Paul Mooney is one of Black comedy's biggest breathing legends, long time partner with Richard Pryor. Two of his upcoming performances at the great Black Rep are benefits for SF Bay View – on Tuesday, Dec. 28, at both 7 and 9 p.m. What a great gift for Christmas or Kwanzaa! Be sure to say you're supporting the Bay View when you reserve your tickets.
December 15, 2010
We, as members of activist and community organizations in the Bay Area of California, send our support and salute you for making history as your strike has become the largest prison strike in the history of this nation. We recognize the potential that your action has to improve the lives of millions subject to inhumane treatment in correctional facilities across this country.
December 11, 2010
Just days after Johannes Mehserle was given a mere two-year sentence for the cold-blooded murder of Oscar Grant (see "Token Sentence for Oscar Grant's Killer: Anger in the Streets of Oakland"), another unarmed Black man has been killed by police in Oakland. On Monday, Nov. 8, two cops from the Oakland Police Department (OPD) shot and killed Derrick "Dee Dee" Jones, an act that drew immediate outrage.
December 6, 2010
Minister of Information JR talks with Jack Bryson, the father of two sons who were with Oscar Grant the night he was murdered on the Fruitvale BART platform on New Year's 2009. They discuss Jack's fight for justice for Oscar, Johannes Mehserle's sentencing and how Oscar's murder has affected his family and close friends.
November 24, 2010
In the wake of the senseless acts of violence that have taken away the lives of Oscar Grant, Derrick Jones and countless other Black men, I've grown to feel numb.
November 18, 2010
Tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets outside the U.S. 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals here and around the world Nov. 9, demanding that Mumia Abu-Jamal must live and be free and that the U.S. must abolish the death penalty and end racist killings and brutality by police.
November 16, 2010
Eesuu is one of my favorite male visual artists in the Bay, and in my opinion he is one of the dopest in the country right next to Malik Seneferu and Jocelyn Goode. I have been a fan of his art for years. I love the themes that he creates from, as well as the vibrant colors that he uses in some of his pieces.
November 15, 2010
Hours after San Francisco Bay Area radio show host JR Valrey screened his documentary film, "Operation Small Axe," about police brutality at a university in Philadelphia, daily newspapers in that city carried articles about two separate lawsuits filed against Philly police alleging brutality. "Police brutality is definitely not 'isolated incidents,' as officials always say after each new killing or beating by police," said Valrey, host of the Block Report, a program aired on KPFA-FM, the Pacifica station in the Bay Area.
November 14, 2010
Queen Nyoka is an up and coming reggae artist out of the Bay who makes her words count when it comes to chanting down Babylon.
November 10, 2010
I was swept up and arrested Friday night in Oakland at the end of the Justice for Oscar Grant march. As usual, most Bay Area TV stations gave a factually awful – very pro-police – spin to what happened.
November 10, 2010
Another unarmed Black brother, Derrick Jones, 37, barbershop owner and father of an infant girl, met a violent death on Monday night, shot and killed by two Oakland police officers while "fleeing." March for justice Thursday 3 p.m. from Bancroft & Seminary.
November 7, 2010
Police agencies from at least nine counties, plus Homeland Security, the FBI, CIA and DOJ descended upon Oakland. They were intent on demonizing the people to remove the focus from the unjust and outright farce of a sentence received by Johannes Mehserle. The people have a right to assemble, demonstrate, march and take a stand against a system that continuously oppresses, brutalizes and murders them. We demand the immediate release of all those arrested on Nov. 5 and dismissal of all charges. (Includes three videos)


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DIAMER: The 63rd Independence Day from "Kashmir based Dogra Raj" of Gilgit Baltistan, in the north of Pakistan was celebrated on Monday with great zeal and zest. The Chinar Bagh Yadgar is the reminder of the Independence of Gilgit-Baltistan where, in a fierce battle, hundreds of personnel of Gilgit Scouts were martyred for the freedom of their motherland.
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Italian Espresso
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Like a well-made espresso, this tour is a short, strong hit of all things Italian! Walk in the footsteps of Roman Emperors & throw your 3 coins in the Trevi fountain. Enjoy traditional Tuscan hospitality, art & architecture in Renaissance Florence. Then finish up by wandering the tiny streets of Venice.
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Ireland is famous for Guinness, the Blarney Stone, good music and craic! Take in many of the famous sights on this fantastic jaunt around the country. Enjoy cosmopolitan Dublin and its many bars, learn about the tragic history of "the troubles" in Belfast and Londonderry, before enjoying the scenery and good times in the South.
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Discover Athens, Olympia and Delphi in more depth with this 4 day Spotlight on Greece tour. Visit the Acropolis and Parthenon in Athens, the first Olympic stadium in Olympia and the Temples of Hera and Zeus in Delphi, all with your local Greek guide. A great add-on to the beginning or end of your Contiki adventure.
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Clear your schedule for New Zealand NOW – from Auckland to the Bay and everything in between. Cross the Harbour Bridge, kayak the sea, swim with the dolphins and see the 'Hole in the Rock' while fast boating through the islands! Plus, for you culture vultures, trek through the native Kauri Forest and glimpse the Tribal Lands of Nga Puhi Maori. Looking for a little peace and quiet? You'll have a day to kick back beachside too!
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The England & Scotland tour will take you away to a whirlwind of sightseeing, medieval history and culture. Rolling green hills and cosy pubs are what England & Scotland are all about.
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From Bondi & Manly beaches to the iconic Harbour Bridge & Opera House, Sydney is brimming with things to see, do & explore. Grab your included Explorer bus & harbour passes & launch into this multicultural hub. Try Taronga Zoo for an animal fix or chill out beachside & people watch. Head to QVB or Westfield Sydney for a serious fashion fix in the cute & quirky boutiques. Complete your trip with big nights out in the cool places to eat & great clubs or pubs where you can spend the nights partying on, Sydney-style.
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Like a well-made espresso, this tour is a short, strong hit of all things Italian! Walk in the footsteps of the Roman Emperors & throw your 3 coins in the Trevi fountain. Enjoy traditional Tuscan hospitality, art & architecture in Renaissance Florence. Then finish up by wandering tiny streets in the floating city of Venice.
Berlin & Prague
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Experience 2 of the most popular eastern European cities in depth with this tour. Three nights in both Berlin & Prague gives you the opportunity for day trips out of the city, as well as lots of city sightseeing. In Berlin, visit the Berlin Wall, walk through the Brandenburg Gate or shop in the Alexanderplatz. In Prague, everywhere you turn is a picture perfect moment. Stunning architecture, river cruises & Pilsener Beer. Why not extend your experience & travel to Vienna & Budapest as well on our Berlin to Budapest tour?
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Escape into the big blue beyond. Go Down Under at the world's premiere underwater playground, the Great Barrier Reef. See the flora and fauna that call this natural wonder home, which is exactly what you'll do for the next 3 days as you snorkel your way around magnificent coral formations before returning to dry land. Haven't had enough? Check out the Rainforest Adventure tour and stay on solid ground for four days of tropical exploration.
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Have a hankering for all things Scottish and Irish? This tour combines two of the most picturesque countries in Europe. Scotland is famous for its whisky, haggis, bagpipes, an elusive lake monster and men who wear kilts! Ireland is famous for Guinness, the Blarney Stone, good music and craic! Join this tour to enjoy the best of both worlds.
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Travel to the edge of Europe with this Turkish & Greecian adventure. Hang out in the cool city of Istanbul, see the sombre memorials at Gallipoli, visit the port towns of Canakkale & Kusadasi, & dip in the thermal pools of Pamukkale. Later it's on to the islands for a taste of Greece. Check out the fortified town of Rhodes before topping it all off with a visit to paradise - Santorini. There's no shortage of memorable moments here, from haggling at the bazaars, to climbing the Trojan horse to just chilling on the beach.


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I never had the privilege of either meeting or knowing the man. I never knew his name until this Saturday morning while returning from my usual attendance at the monthly country breakfast, . However, as with countless others within Cobb County, I well knew and have admired his garden for many years.
Anyone over the last twenty years who has ever traveled or traversed Church Road to and from South Cobb Drive, Smyrna, Georgia, knows of this man's garden. One could not help but notice and gaze upon this sizable plot of land surrounded by thick woods upon which stood a grand tribute to gardening the old fashion way.
There stately stood planted rows of every type vegetable to include tomatoes, stalks of corn, and okra. There was an undeniable symmetry of design and purpose, clearly reflecting someone's dedicated toil and sweat to create from the earth to bring forth a harvest of plenty. Someone had tilled and prepared this soil the year round no doubt with great affection and love. Seeds of quality had been chosen, planted, and then nurtured from meager sprouts to full grown mature plants for harvest and the Lord willing, a time of plenty. Since there are no apparent water resources or evidence of specialized modern garden equipment of any kind all indications pointed to creations by human hand.
I always wondered as to the identity of this gifted gardener that had so tirelessly created this planting masterpiece so robust of fruits and produce? There had been a few rare occasions when passing when I happened to notice a mature gentleman of years weeding or working the land. I kept saying to myself that I must stop or pull over on the limited grassy road shoulder to meet and learn more about this esteemed gardener.
Unfortunately for me, the perceived press of reaching some other destination or purpose would always postpone for another time or day. Sadly for me the opportunity was to pass unfilled forever. On Saturday morning, I found instead a large wreath of flowers in small tribute to this man and his garden. I would have the privilege instead to meet his daughter, who with her mother, was now working by hand to fulfill her father's desires for this year's garden – to perpetuate for at least one more year the garden he so loved.
Only then did I learn his identity:
Mr. Roy L. Hall age 81 of Smyrna, passed away Monday, April 9th. Funeral services will be held 11:00 A.M. Thursday, April 12th at Carmichael Funeral Home Chapel in Smyrna with Rev. Dawn Britt officiating. Internment will be in the Georgia National Cemetery in Canton. A native of Sand Mountain, AL. Mr. Hall had been a longtime resident of Cobb County. He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean Conflict. He was employed by Lockheed as a Supervisor for over 42 years before retiring. He was a longtime member of Tillman United Methodist Church. Roy had a garden on Church Rd., in Smyrna for over 20 years and was known throughout the community for his outstanding produce. People came from far and wide to take his tomatoes back to their homes around the country.
Though I never met or knew Roy L. Hall, both I and my Mom (a local resident of 91 years young who had passed this garden almost daily for the last twenty years), not to mention countless others in Cobb County, knew and admired his garden. Such the pity since Mr. Hall and I had quite a lot in common (e.g., a love and appreciation for working the soil to produce from one's own labors, feeling and being imbued within all aspects of Nature, and both being veterans of military service during a time of war). As shared by his daughter, that as well included being members of Smyrna American Legion Post # 160 (Concord Road) and both enjoying their monthly early morning country breakfast events.
Roy Hall left a legacy and memory engrained in countless souls throughout Cobb County – the commanding architecture and beauty of his annual garden. By his labors of love and gardening expressions he would stimulate and touch innumerable metaphors, analogies, and seeds for thought among us all.
What greater tribute to a man than his creations within this garden?
Within a religious context, mankind itself was created and sprang from the Hands of God within Garden of Eden. It was within the Garden of Gethsemane that Jesus would be transformed According to the Eastern Orthodox Church tradition, Gethsemane is the garden where the Virgin Mary was buried and was assumed into heaven after her dormition on Mount Zion. The Garden of Gethsemane became a focal site for early Christian pilgrims which continues to this very day.
The very foundations of this country and our noble traditions emanate from men of the land, who planted, and harvested. Their restored homes and gardens are lasting tributes to those special men, their ideals, and grace achieved from working and being part of the land: e.g., George Washington (Mount Vernon); Thomas Jefferson (Monticello); James Madison (Montpelier); James Monroe (Ash-lawn Highland).
Roy Hall was a father, husband, a military veteran who served his country in time of war, and a gardener who has touched so many in so many ways. Such is a shining legacy for which his family, friends, and admirers should all be proud for it endures time itself being implanted in our memories to again be shared with so many others.
Such is my humble tribute to a man I never knew. I only knew his garden. Perhaps we all should ponder how our garden grows? One thing is certain. Roy Hall and his garden have left positive legacies for all of us. May the Lord bless and keep Roy Hall and his surviving family.
Woody Wollesen
Marietta, GA