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Virginia Beach, one of the most popular East Coast tourist destinations, is an oceanfront resort city located in Virginia's southeastern region of Hampton Roads. Bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and the Chesapeake Bay, the Virginia Beach area offers miles of beaches, ranging from lively centers of activity and entertainment to quiet getaway areas for relaxing beach retreats. In addition, Virginia Beach, with a population exceeding 432,000 residents, is the largest city in the Commonwealth.
As always, a good place to begin your vacation is at one of the Virginia Beach Visitors Centers where maps, coupon books, vacations guides and more are available.
Virginia Beach Area Visitor Centers
- Visitor Information Center at 2100 Parks Ave, Virginia Beach, Virginia - open daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. with extended summer hours. Closed fall and winter holidays. Directions: I-264 ends at the Parks Avenue traffic light. Turn left at the light and left again into the center parking lot.
- Chesapeake Bay Visitor Information Center at First Landing State Park - open daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed fall and winter holidays.
- Resort Area Information Kiosks - located on the Boardwalk at 17th Street and on Atlantic Avenue at 24th Street - Open daily from Memorial Day through Labor Day and Friday to Monday in May in September.
At the center of beach activity, the three-mile oceanfront Boardwalk stretches from Rudee Inlet to 40th Street and features an array of family-friendly events and festivals each weekend from late spring until early fall. Four oceanfront stages feature live music performances and several popular annual music festivals during the summer. Hotels and restaurants line the Boardwalk, offering great ocean views and easy access to the beach. A separate bike path runs parallel to the Boardwalk, accommodating recreational bicyclers, inline skaters and rentable surreys.
Getting to Virginia Beach
Driving is, by far, the most frequent method of getting to Virginia Beach, although the area is reachable by air, train, bus and water as well:
- Approximately 94% of Virginia Beach visitors arrive by car. During popular holidays and summer weekends, traffic can be a problem so travelers should leave plenty of extra time for delays. See information about travel routes and driving distances from selected cities.
- Airport: Norfolk International Airport, located about 30 minutes from Virginia Beach, is the closest commercial airport, offering about 200 daily departures and arrivals. Visit Virginia Airports for more airport information / Compare Prices for flights to and from Norfolk International Airport.
- Train: The Amtrak Regional Route offers daily trains to nearby Newport News. Also, the unique Amtrak Auto Train travels between Virginia and Florida.
- Bus: Greyhound and Trailways Bus Lines operate in the Hampton Roads area.
- Water: Recreational boaters may travel to the Virginia Beach area via the Intracoastal Waterway.
Getting Around Virginia Beach
The street layout of the popular oceanfront area is easy to understand and navigate. Atlantic Avenue runs along the ocean with Pacific Avenue, Arctic, Baltic and other avenues parallel to it as you move away from the ocean. Numbered cross streets begin at Rudee Inlet and become higher from south to north.
For visitors who are staying along the Boardwalk area and mostly interested in enjoying the beach, it is very easy to park your car upon arrival and not use it again until you head home. Many restaurants, shops and entertainment venues are located within easy walking distance or you can take the convenient and inexpensive VB Wave Trolley to many popular attractions from May 1 until October 2, with extended routes from Memorial Day until Labor Day. Many visitors also like to bring or rent bicycles.
Accommodations and Dining
Virginia Beach hotels offer close to 12,000 guestrooms, many with ocean or bay views. Atlantic Avenue is lined with oceanfront hotels, including a mix of moderately-high priced chain hotels and moderately-low priced privately run properties. While you will not find any top-of-the-line luxury resort complexes, such as some of the Florida resorts, several of the upscale hotels provide very nice amenities and services. On the streets just a block or two away from the ocean, there are more budget hotel, motel and B & B options. Compare Prices for Virginia Beach Hotels and / or Shop Direct for Virginia Beach area B and B's.
Visitors seeking a quiet beach getaway may prefer looking into the more tranquil areas of the North End or renting a condo or house on the southern shores of Virginia Beach in the Sandbridge area, conveniently located only 20 minutes from the action of the resort area. For outdoor vacation living, the Virginia Beach area offers more than 1,800 camp sites.
Virginia Beach dining options include close to 300 restaurants, many featuring fresh local seafood or various popular international menus. Restaurants are generally casual and many offer outside seating during warmer months.
Things to Do: Attractions and Activities
Virginia Beach offers many attractions and activities to visitors who prefer active vacations or for those who simply desire a little time away from the beach and the Boardwalk. In addition to water sports galore, visitors enjoy many attractions and activities including:
- The Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center
- Cape Henry Lighthouses and Cape Henry Memorial Park
- Area Parks including First Landing State Park, Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge, False Cape State Park and Mount Trashmore Park
- Themed Cruises including summer dolphin and winter whale watching trips, sunset and dinner cruises and even pirate-themed boat outings
- Fishing on a sport fishing charter or from one of Virginia Beach's four piers
- Festivals including cultural, arts, holiday, sports, music and other festivals offered throughout the year
- Amusement Areas including the oceanfront Virginia Beach Amusement Park, Ocean Breeze Waterpark, Motorworld Family Thrill Park and haunted houses
- Golf Outings at one or more of the Virginia Beach area golf courses, designed by Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Freddy Couples, Curtis Strange, and others
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By Times Staff
Gloucester Daily Times
---- — Volunteers are needed for Coastsweep cleanups this weekend and during October on Cape Ann.
Each September and October, thousands of volunteers collect literally tons of trash from beaches, marshes, riverbanks and the seafloor in Massachusetts.
The participants join thousands of other volunteers in the world's largest volunteer effort for the ocean — the Ocean Conservancy's International Coastal Cleanup — collecting trash, fishing line and other marine debris and recording data on what is found. This data is used to find solutions for keeping trash out of the ocean.
Since 1987, volunteers throughout Massachusetts have turned out for the annual cleanup.
Cape Ann cleanups are planned:
In Rockport, at Cape Hedge and Long beaches on Saturday, Sept. 28. To volunteer for the Rockport cleanup, contact Sarah Visnick (email@example.com). The group will meet in the Long Beach parking lot, off of Seaview Street in Rockport at 9 a.m. and collect trash until 11 a.m. Rain date is Sunday, Sept. 29, at 9 a.m.
Collection supplies will be provided; however, volunteers are encouraged to bring their own garden gloves to reduce waste. Last year, the group organized a successful cleanup at Front and Back beaches in Rockport with help from a dozen high school students as well as members of the Rockport Conservation Commission.
In Manchester, at Black and White Beach on Saturday, Oct. 5. The effort will be led by Eric Magers and the Manchester Essex Green Team. To volunteer, contact email@example.com or call 978-525-6469.
In Gloucester, at Plum Cove Beach on Thursday, Oct. 10. Interested volunteers should contact Patti Amaral of the Clean City Initiative at email@example.com or 978-281-6708.
In Gloucester, at Long Beach on Saturday, Oct. 19. O'Maley Innovation Middle School students, led by Paula Gray, invite volunteers to join them at the Gloucester end of the beach. For specifics, contact Gray at email@example.com or 978-281-8691.
In Gloucester, at Half Moon Beach at Stage Fort Park on Saturday, Oct. 19. Volunteers interested in working with Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 46 on this cleanup may contact John Mellen at firstname.lastname@example.com or 978-821-6922.
For more on Coastsweep, visit www.mass.gov/czm/coastsweep or call 1-617-626-1220. Also, become a friend of Coastsweep on Facebook at www.facebook.com/COASTSWEEP or follow it and marine debris issues on Twitter at https://twitter.com/coastsweep.
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Wine Tasting at the Original Winery set in Oxnard
Antique tractors will be on display as guests pass through the gate at Oxnard's Farm Park on Sunday for the second wine tasting at the Original Winery.
Sponsored by the Oxnard Historic Farm Park Foundation, the three-hour event will raise funds to continue the restoration of a two-story, cottage-style farmhouse; winery; carriage house; and outbuildings that are among the oldest still standing on the Oxnard Plain.
"We offer a tour of one of the first and certainly oldest buildings on the plain," said Jeff Maulhardt, foundation co-founder. "It was built in the 1870s, probably around 1872, but a lot of people who grew up in the neighborhood don't know it's here.
"We also have the Gottfried Maulhardt brick winery that was built in 1876 to store wine for the Santa Clara Chapel. The purpose of this event is to raise money to develop a museum for Oxnard history."
Maulhardt said the $45 all-inclusive donation includes a tour of the home, winery and carriage house guided by Heritage Square docents, plus a silent auction. Restaurants providing food will be La Dolce Vita, The Kitchen, BG's Café, Sugar Beets Restaurant, and 5th Street Steak and Seafood.
Participating wineries include Four Brix, Herzog Wine Cellars, Mulholland Highway Wines, Sundowner Wines, Sunland Vintage Cellars and Squashed Grapes, Maulhardt said.
"This is more than just a wine tasting," Maulhardt said. "We will also have Alquimia organic tequila and several beer offerings. And to help the crowd groove between vendors, we are joined once again with local guitarist/singer/songwriter Frank Barajas and his band."
Maulhardt and two friends, George Blum and Eric Daily, started the foundation after Maulhardt visited Germany and researched the background of the early German farmers who first tilled the Oxnard Plain.
"The purpose is to bring the cottage house back to the same condition as in the 1900s," Maulhardt said. "The Oxnard Historic Farm Park Foundation is a nonprofit that was set up to achieve this task."
Maulhardt said the foundation has raised more than $120,000 through this event, an annual Oktoberfest and sales of engraved bricks.
"The money will go to a worthy cause and will benefit more than just the citizens of Oxnard," he said. "This project can help answer the question for those who ask, 'What is an Oxnard?' "
Farm Park is at 1251 Gottfried Place in Oxnard. The wine tasting at the Original Winery will be from 1 to 4 p.m.
Tickets can be purchased at Magnavino Cellars, Rancho Ventavo Cellars at Heritage Square, Downtown Oxnard Merchants, Maulhardt Insurance, Sam's Saloon and online at http://www.oxnardfarmpark.org.
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(NECN: Peter Howe, Boston) - New York City's subways flooded. Its stock exchange sandbagged. Shopping displays smashed by wind and rain. Tourist hotspots deluged.
It's something no one in Boston -- or anywhere else -- wants to imagine befalling their city, but now, Mayor Thomas M. Menino and environmental experts are saying: Plan for it.
"We can't predict the next superstorm, but we can prepare for it," Menino said at a New England Aquarium event unveiling a new study by The Boston Harbor Association, "Preparing for the Rising Tide."
It found that had Sandy's surge hit just 5 1/2 hours earlier than it did, at high tide, it could have sent floodwaters across vast areas of the harborfront and East Boston, potentially extending through Quincy Market to Boston City Hall.
Menino is ordering the Boston Redevelopment Authority to catalogue everything -- buildings, low-lying subway entrances like the MBTA Aquarium and South Station entrances -- that could need protection and how to add flood-mitigation to the city's planning and building code. His chief of energy and environmental affairs, Brian Swett, said, "There are things that we can do today on the building and neighborhood scale that don't involve hundreds of millions of dollars or decades of permitting."
Vivien Li, executive director of the harbor association, said the study also shows if sea-level-rise forecasts for 2050 and 2100 come true, fully 30 percent of the land area of Boston is at risk of flooding during serious storms.
"Inland areas such as the Back Bay and Beacon Hill are even affected, because the water will go over the Charles River Dam, so it's not any longer just areas along the coast," Li said. "It's really a wakeup call for property owners."
One Boston institution widely cited as a property owner that "gets it" is Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital. It's set to open its new hospital in late April in Charlestown, on the Navy Yard, right on the water. Anticipating coastal flooding, Spaulding officials had the new hospital's heating, cooling, and electrical equipment and an emergency generator put on the roof, nine floors up from ground level. Hospital CEO said they also made sure all 132 rooms have windows that can open -- if the power and cooling units ever fail -- and built the first floor as high above ground as possible, with plantings and retaining walls that would work like "a protective reef" in a flood.
Menino's message to all property owners and managers: "It happened in New York a few months ago. It happened in New Jersey. It can happen here. We see this climate change taking over our world. We want to be prepared for it."
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Hoodia DEX-L10 is available through the product website and a number of grocery stores and pharmacies. The product claims to help dieters lose weight by suppressing the appetite so they consume fewer calories. The company provides clinical studies to back up the claims and is currently in the middle of one of the largest studies done on a weight loss supplement, according to the product website. While we like the fact that this product appears to have research and tests to support its claims, we also like to see customer testimonials that provide a personal perspective on how the product works. Unfortunately we could not find any testimonials for HoodiDEX-L10.
The product information is clearly laid out on the product website, and includes the clinical research along with a complete ingredient list and ample information about the primary active ingredient in the formula, Hoodia. In addition to the original Hoodia DEX-L10 formula, the company also offers Hoodia DEX-L10 Complete, which includes ingredients to boost metabolism and Hoodia DEX-L10 chews that offer consumers an option besides swallowing capsules every day. The chews come in chocolate and lemon-lime flavor and only contain twenty calories each.
The ingredients in the original Hoodia DEX-L10 formula include Hoodia Gordonii, calcium and magnesium. According to the product website, this formula contains 1000 mg of pure Hoodia, which is more than twice what is found in most supplements containing this substance. The company also claims that the Hoodia used in their products comes straight from South Africa and they have the certification to prove it. While we are skeptical of claims companies make about where their Hoodia comes from, we do like to see official certification showing the source of the ingredient. This is an important advantage, since the Hoodia that is grown in this region is in fairly short supply and not terribly easy to come by. Many companies have resorted to using a synthetic version of the active ingredient in Hoodia, P57, which is not as effective. It does not appear that is the case with Hoodia DEX-L10.
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A one-month supply of the original Hoodia DEX-L10 formula costs $39.95 at the time of this review. Currently, the company is offering a buy one, get one free deal. However, this price is relatively higher than other products that contain Hoodia. In addition, we were unable to find information about a money back guarantee on the website.
- The company claims that the Hoodia used in the formula is authentic.
- The amount of Hoodia included is much higher than what is in other diet supplements.
- Hoodia may not be the most effective appetite suppressant on the market.
- Hoodia is much more effective when it is combined with a proven fat burner.
- We were unable to find a money back guarantee for the product.
While Hoodia has certainly received plenty of hype recently as the ultimate appetite suppressant, we believe that there are equally effective ingredients available for this purpose. In addition, we would encourage consumers to look for proven fat burners in their weight loss formula to ensure they get the best value for their weight loss dollar.


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Tahlequah opened its third annual Snowflake Winter Festival on Thursday, but uncooperative weather prevented the opening of the ice rink.
Weather forecasts indicate a chance of rain Friday, but excellent skating conditions are expected this weekend.
"To keep up with the weather and skating conditions, people can find us on Facebook and on the Internet," said Drew Haley, director of the Tahlequah Main Street Association. "If people 'like' the Facebook page, they can receive notifications about the rink."
The Facebook page is "Snowflake Winter Festival" and the site is www.snowflakewinterfest.com.
This year, the 62-foot by 120-foot Snowflake ice skating rink is adjacent to Norris Park at Morgan Street and Water Avenue. The space was selected as a better fit for the rink and to reduce foot traffic on the Norris turf.
The Snowflake rink does not have specific skating sessions this year. Hours are 5-10 p.m. on days when Tahlequah Public Schools are in session. On days when school is out, hours are 2-10 p.m.
Admission for a day of skating is $10 per day for all ages. Discounts are available for groups of 10-19, which are admitted for $9 each. Groups of 20-plus can skate for $8 each.
Snowflake patrons can receive discounts with donations of canned goods on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Admission is $8 with a canned food item.
Skates are provided. There is no discount on admission for those who bring their own skates.
The rink can be rented for $250 an hour each day at 8 a.m. and from 10:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. To rent the rink, call (918) 456-0651, ext. 257.
David Moore, director of the Tahlequah Area Chamber of Commerce, said the Snowflake festival also features a best window contest for downtown shops. First prize is $500.
"We asked the business owners to decorate their storefronts in keeping with the festival's theme, 'A Snowflake Christmas,'" Moore said. "Voting opens Friday and the public is invited to cast ballots. However, the only ballot box will be at the chamber office (at 123 E. Delaware St.). It is old-style voting - nothing digital."
The Snowflake Winter Festival runs through New Year's Day.
For information about upcoming downtown holiday events in Tahlequah, call Moore at (918) 456-3742, or Haley at (918) 431-1655.


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Overall Rating - Good - 930 reviews
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With a stay at Hotel An Der Oper, you'll be centrally located in Munich, steps from Hofbrauhaus and National Theater Munich. This hotel is within close proximity of Bavarian State Opera and Residenz Theater. Make yourself at home in one of the air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is...
Overall Rating - Good - 1086 reviews
|Excellent - 1358 reviews
Versatile and diverse, stylish, graceful and cozy – that's Munich, a multi-faceted metropolis of world-renown. Nowhere is this fascination more palpable than on Maximilianstrasse, Munich's legendary promenade and one of the world's finest golden miles. You will find Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski München on this elegant boulevard in the very heart of Muni...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1358 reviews
Excellent 10.0
All around top experience - beautiful hotel with great staff
---Great location, wonderful guest room, maybe a bit small but more than fine for two, especially as the bathroom is quite large compared to the room
Excellent 10.0
Very comfortable, friendly staff and fantastic location!Fantastic hotel! Great, comfortable rooms and neat aesthetics. Perfect location that is close to the Hofbrauhaus and English Garden. Staff speaks English impeccably.
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With a stay at Platzl Hotel, you'll be centrally located in Munich, steps from Hofbrauhaus and National Theater Munich. This 4.5-star hotel is close to Marienplatz and English Garden. Make yourself at home in one of the 167 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connect...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 2495 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
It was not clear about the three person maximum per room. As a family of three, I was not worth the stay when you factored in the required second room. What would have happened if a parent and two children had stayed. Would not recommend.For some reason, hotel will not accept more than two individuals. Not acceptable if traveling with family. Choose elsewhere.
Excellent 10.0
Very comfortable, spacious room. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Enjoyed a superb dinner in the hotel restaurant and a number of cocktails in the bar! Hotel is in an excellent, central location perfect for sight-seeing and shopping and close to the s-bahn for airport transfers.
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Overall Rating - Good - 493 reviews
Excellent 9.3
great location close to everything! The staff at the hotel is amazing. Love the bar downstairs.
Wish they had an elevator - for travelers like me that don't pack light.
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Mandarin Oriental, Munich is a hotel of quiet luxury, tucked away in a side street, yet centrally located near the famed Maximilianstrasse. Travel + Leisure voted us amongst their top 10 of the World's Best Hotels. You will find an elegant gem of Neo-Renaissance charm, which has been entirely renovated, and the highest levels of personalised service in the c...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 106 reviews
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 559 reviews
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With a stay at Cortiina Hotel, you'll be centrally located in Munich, steps from Hofbrauhaus and minutes from Marienplatz. This hotel is within close proximity of Spielzeugmuseum and Isar Tor. Make yourself at home in one of the 75 air-conditioned rooms featuring iPod docking stations and minibars. LCD televisions with cable programming provide entertainment...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 849 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Great location, friendly staff across all functions, and comfortable rooms. Perfect hotel for couples and business travelers.
Good 8.0
i would defnitely stay again but in a the studie size rooms. the small room was too tight for 2 people, minimal storage space. that being said the staff is wonderful, the place is clean and very centrally located without being noisy.
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With a stay at Hotel Concorde, you'll be centrally located in Munich, steps from Isar Tor and minutes from Munich Kammerspiele Schauspielhaus. This 4-star hotel is close to Marienplatz and English Garden. Make yourself at home in one of the 72 guestrooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected...
Overall Rating - Good - 1813 reviews
Location. Acceptable breakfast. Good service.
No air conditioning. No elevator. No included wi-fi. Far from a 4 star hotel.
Good 8.0
Very good position.
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 1196 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Convenient hotel with an extremely friendly and helpful staff. This hotel makes a great stop in Fussen before a trip to visit the castles.
Excellent 10.0
The hotel is acceptable. Good friendly staff, the room was clean and equipped with all required things.
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Overall Rating - Good - 71 reviews
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With a stay at Hotel Torbräu, you'll be centrally located in Munich, steps from Isar Tor and minutes from Hofbrauhaus. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Viktualienmarkt and St Peter's Church. Make yourself at home in one of the 90 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1313 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The location could not be beat. Additionally, this hotel may offer the best complimentary breakfast that I have ever seen. With gracious hours and food selection, we started each day with a full belly.
The room keys, while quirky, were a bit impractical. Their massive size and weight made them cumbersome and while we had the option to check them at the front desk before going out, that seemed a bit strange to us.The Hotel Torbräu is located right off of the Marienplatz, which made for wonderful sightseeing and shopping right out of the hotel. The Viktualienmarkt is located nearby as well. The location simply cannot be beat. As for the room itself, it was a bit on the small side and overlooked a parking lot but as we were out for most of the day, these were not large detractors. The complimentary water and caramels were a nice touch and the free breakfasts were of very high quality. The hotel staff members were very helpful and remained cheerfu...
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We stayed here because it had a good review and it was not as expensive as the Mandarin Oriental which is on the next block. We were surprised. This is a quaint small hotel with a very helpful staff. The adjacent restaurant food is good but not stellar. The breakfast is over the top excellent. The service and front desk staff is superb. There is a lift to help move luggage and people to upper floors and the location for exploring the downtown is difficult to beat. I cannot say enough about how happy we were with this hotel and with our stay here. I would recommend this hotel to all without reservation.
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Overall Rating - Good - 909 reviews
Good 7.0
Location and charm.
12 pp for breakfast - was not informed until it was on my bill at check out.Great price and location.
Excellent 9.0
Fantastic location just steps away from Marienplatz with dining a shops all around. Hotel had lots of character - old style.
Room was small but bathroom was very nice and roomy. Was quite noisy from the square adjacent to hotel but was quite once the bars closed.This hotel has a great location within walking distance to many Munich sights, shops and restaurants. Close to metro stop at the Marienplatz. Opted out of the breakfast at hotel - was a little pricey and there are lots of coffee shops within walking distance. The hotel has a lot of character and was very clean.
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The Bayerischer Hof is a luxury hotel located in the heart of Munich, near the Promenadeplatz . The hotel is one of the few large and famous international hotels which is still run by its owners . The Volkhardt family has owned the property since 1897, and today the house is still successfully run by the fourth generation of the family . The guest rooms h...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1453 reviews
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"Ready-made KAWAII clothes" called Japanese real clothes are very popular overseas. TOKYO GIRLS COLLECTION has been held since August 2005 semiannually under the theme of "Japanese real clothes to the world." It is the Japan's biggest girls' fashion festival drawing over 20,000 people each time. This year, the brilliant TOKYO GIRLS COLLECTION will be held on September 3rd at Saitama Super Arena which will be called "Saitama Smile Arena" for this festival.
The characteristic of Japanese fashion comparing to that of Paris or Milano is that the clothes for KAWAII generation, women in their teens and twenties, are always powerful! Another characteristic is that there are a variety of items with skillful tricks; they are easy to wear and make everyone look good just by wearing them.
Fashion weeks held in the five fashion capitals: Paris, Milano, New York, London and Tokyo are mainly for buyers and the press in the world to introduce the latest trends. Unlike those fashion weeks, the large fashion events held in Tokyo and Kobe are for fashion conscious girls. One of them is TOKYO GIRLS COLLECTION. Many of Japanese popular brands and shops participate in this event. This unparalleled large scale event becomes a hot topic every time it is held.
Another one is KOBE COLLECTION. It introduces distinctive Kobe style with more than 30 brands participating from home and abroad. These two fashion shows will be filled with clothes that everyone would say, "I want to wear it!" or "I want it!" Check out the latest trends for girls at the two very popular events in which you can enjoy live performances by popular artists and everything about fashion including beauty: TOKYO GIRLS COLLECTION and KOBE COLLECTION!
TOKYO GIRLS COLLECTION (TGC) is drawing increasing attention from overseas year by year, and it has grown into an international festival. The time has come again; the 13th TOKYO GIRLS COLLECTION 2011 AUTUMN / WINTER is going to be held on September 3rd this year.
The 13th TGC theme is:
"Smile for [ ]" Restoration of Japan's vigor starts from girls!
What TGC can do confronting the devastation caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake is to restore liveliness and vigor to girls and make everyone smile. That is what "Smile for [ ]" represents. The blank in the brackets represents all the things that one can see fit to fill in the blank. It can be the person you want to see him/her smile: family, loved one, friends, people all over the world or yourself as well as a thing or an event.
Every time TGC is held, it makes news by offering hot contents reflecting the times including fashion, beauty, music and entertainment. It seems very promising this time again. The features are the models appearing on the runway that will be also covered by the media as a hot topic, the latest fashion coordination showcased by them and their hairdo and makeup. Everything would make you want to copy them from the next day of the show. More than 80 gorgeous models including Karina, popular actress, who used to be the top model of the Japanese popular fashion magazine "Ray"; Nozomi Sasaki who models regularly for the magazine "non-no"; Maki Nishiyama who used to be a contracted model for the magazine "CanCam" and other models who frequently appear on TV and commercials will brighten up the runway as well as the surprise guests.
Kobe is an old port town. It has the tradition and elegance of having been the first to obtain Western culture. KOBE COLLECTION, the pioneer of fashion event in Japan, has been held semiannually since August 2002. What makes Kobe style different from the fashion in Tokyo is the air of tradition and class that daughters of good family create, flowery elegance and a little bit of conservativeness. Of all the styles for KAWAII generation, people can enjoy Kobe styles that are loved through the times and generations all at once at KOBE COLLECTION. Over 30 brands showcase their collections in the fashion show. The participating brands are mainly Kobe brands such as B DONNA, beberose and Dear Princess as well as overseas brands including ARMANI EXCHANGE and Tracy Reese new york. The models for the popular fashion magazine "JJ" which is known for introducing fashion in well-off girls' style and guest models will brighten up the runway and the live performance by popular artists will liven up the event. Just like the previous KOBE COLLECTION, one of the features is again the modeling audition. The Grand Prix winner will be given an opportunity to be involved with the world promotion of a bag brand Samantha Thavasa and to model for KOBE COLLECTION overseas show as well as a cash award. This audition is known as the gateway to a successful model.
KOBE COLLECTION has many projects that are linked to local media or local fashion industry. This is another difference from TGC. Why don't you receive energy sent from Kansai? "KOBE COLLECTION Market" will be set for the first time next to the venue and no admission is required to enter the market. At the Market, you will be able to see KOBE COLLECTION fashion show live on a big screen. And there will be booths of participating brands where you can purchase the clothes showcased in the show and the booths where you can enjoy foods, drinks and sweets.
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Bette Midler Will Return to Broadway in I'll Eat You Last; Joe Mantello Will Direct
By Andrew Gans
Award-winning singer-actress Bette Midler will return to Broadway in John Logan's new play, I'll Eat You Last: A Chat With Sue Mengers, which will open on Broadway April 24 at a Shubert theatre to be announced.
Directed by Tony winner Joe Mantello, the play will be produced by Graydon Carter, Arielle Tepper Madover, James L. Nederlander and The Shubert Organization.
Midler will play the legendary Hollywood agent Sue Mengers (1932-2011) in the one-character play.
"Sue Mengers was an American original," according to press notes. "She was the first female 'superagent' at a time when women talent agents of any kind were almost unheard of. She came from near poverty, a refugee from Hitler's Germany, and worked her way up through pluck, charm, and a legendary wit. In that uniquely American way, she invented herself; and when the career she wanted didn't exist, she invented that as well: 'Superagent.' It was a term Hollywood all but coined for her. By the 1970's, she represented almost every major star in Hollywood and went on to become the town's most renowned hostess.
Playwright Logan, who won a Tony Award for Red and wrote the screenplay for the last James Bond movie, "Skyfall," said in a statement, "I met Sue Mengers only once, at a dinner party. The kaftan, constant cigarettes, tinted glasses, and perfect blond hair were much in evidence; so too the deliciously wicked wit and stevedore language. But something else fascinated me just as much: a sense of sadness, a deep resignation; a woman whose time had passed her by. At one point I asked her what had changed most about Hollywood since she had arrived. She didn't hesitate for a second: 'Honey, we used to have fun…' Later in the evening she settled back and lit up a joint. There she was: a joint in one hand and a cigarette in the other. At that moment I knew I had to write the play."
Producer Graydon Carter added, "I adored Sue, and no trip to Los Angeles was complete without a dinner at her place. To work with Bette, John, Joe, and my fellow producers Ari, Jimmy, Phil, and Bob to bring her to the Broadway stage is something that I believe would have pleased Sue greatly."
Producer Arielle Tepper Madover said, "The last show I worked on with John was his Broadway debut, Red, which won six Tony Awards and is now being presented all over the world. It is a joy to be continuing our collaboration with this new play."
Bette Midler has earned three Grammys, four Golden Globes, three Emmys, a Tony Award, and sold 30 million records worldwide in a career that spans more than four decades. She has played film roles in "The Rose," "Down and Out in Beverly Hills," "Ruthless People," "Beaches" and "The First Wives Club," among many others. Midler made her Broadway debut in the chorus of Fiddler on the Roof. Other stage performances include Tony Award-winning Clams on the Half Shell; Experience the Divine, for which she holds the all-time record for a six-week engagement at Radio City Music Hall, The Divine Miss Millennium Tour; Kiss My Brass; and The Showgirl Must Go On at The Colosseum in Caesars Palace. Outside the spotlight, she is the founder of the New York Restoration Project (www.nyrp.org), a non-profit organization that revitalizes abandoned and neglected public spaces across New York City.
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More than 100 government officials, business leaders, and other friends of scouts enjoyed eggs, biscuits and sausage this morning at the Hasan Temple. They were there to show support for the Boy Scouts of America and celebrate the 100th anniversary.
The purpose of the breakfast is to raise money for scouting programs in the 17-county area of southwest GA. The Chehaw council says they get a lot of support from the community.
"You can't look anywhere in any of our organizations or businesses and not find scouts or formed scouts as part of the leadership in our community," said Ray Allen, Chehaw Council Boy Scouts Director.
"I remember just a few short years ago when I was one of those boys as a scout but scouting is so important because it teaches at an early age goal setting," said Second District U. S. Congressman Sanford Bishop
Their goal was to raise $100,000 to put toward programs, training, camps and scholarships. Their funds are low right now because of economic hardships.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats who gloat over Republicans' bad week in Congress might pause to recall that conservatives still own major victories from past budget showdowns. And these wins may again thwart Democrats' hopes of changing tax-and-spend policies in two-party talks beginning anew in the Capitol.
Chief among them is Republicans' unified stand against tax increases, even in the name of deficit reduction.
President Barack Obama wants more revenue from corporations and the wealthy for two goals: investing in areas such as education and infrastructure and enticing congressional Democrats to start curbing the growth of Social Security, Medicare and other "entitlement" programs.
Congressional Republicans' adamant stand against revenue hikes, perhaps more than any other factor, has shaped budget negotiations over the past three years. That's why Republicans have a stronger record than many might suspect, especially given their pell-mell retreat last week on the government shutdown and debt ceiling.
Prodded by tea party activists who deplored deficit spending under Republican President George W. Bush, today's GOP lawmakers repeatedly call for budget cuts. By that measure, they've had a respectable run.
The mandatory spending cuts known as the "sequester," which emerged from earlier budget stalemates, will total about $1 trillion through 2021, unless changed. That's in addition to $1.5 trillion in spending cuts agreed to in 2011, in yet another debt-ceiling showdown.
To be sure, the GOP's anti-tax stand isn't bullet proof. Obama and Democratic lawmakers extracted $620 billion in tax hikes over 10 years in last December's "fiscal cliff" showdown.
Some liberals complain, however, that Obama could have — and should have — gotten more while he had the chance. Obama campaigned on raising income taxes on all couples earning more than $250,000. But he ultimately settled for a $450,000 cutoff. Aides said he thought Republicans would agree to other revenue hikes later.


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Lee Holmes scored the only goal of the game as Swindon opened up a seven-point lead at the top of npower League Two with a 1-0 victory over Northampton.
The Saints loanee is in his second spell with Swindon and his 52nd-minute effort, which looked like a cross rather than a shot on goal, was enough for Paulo Di Canio's side to secure the win.
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We Are Serenades are a hell of an amalgamation.
On one hand, you have Adam Olenius, member of the Shout Out Louds, a Swedish group that lit up the blogosophere in the mid-late Aughties with impossibly catchy pop-rock numbers like "Impossible" and "Tonight I Have to Leave It". Their songs were featured in numerous movies, TV shows, and commercials, and they had a small commercial following (their 2010 album Work actually entered the Billboard charts at #200 when released). Yet since that album, the band has remained rather silent.
Markus Krunegård, meanwhile, is an accomplished pop musician in his own right, having been a part of the Pello Revolvers, Hets, Laakso (noted for singles like their noteworthy "Demon"), and of his own solo work as well.
So what do the two gentlemen have in common? (Aside from being acclaimed Swedish rock musicians, obviously.) They have formed a new band called We Are Serenades, a pop force which definitely aims for widescreen pop: soaring choruses, fascinating instrumentation, and a feel-good sense of wonder that is impossible to face. With their debut album Criminal Heaven out now (their single "Birds" is already an incredible, orchestral box of sunshine for your ears), the band is doing the promotional rounds, which also includes a stop off to PopMatters' 20 Questions, where the dynamic duo reveals the duo's love of pencils, coffee & porridge, and the possibility of re-envisioning the Flaming Lips' The Soft Bulletin in 3D . . .
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1. The latest book or movie that made you cry?
Adam Olenius: The Spanish movie Biutiful. What a dark piece of work! I liked how they portrayed Barcelona. Almost like the city in Blade Runner. A big city anywhere in the world.
2. The fictional character most like you?
Adam Olenius: Peter Pan. Old? Young? A man? A kid? I dunno. I feel like that sometimes—a lot actually. He also has a nice outfit and looks like a flying Robin Hood. And I was a little bit in love with Tingeling (Tinkerbell) as a kid.
3. The greatest album, ever?
Adam Olenius: Today: Miles Davis, Kind Of Blue. Tomorrow: Dinosaur Jr, Where You Been. I don't like it but lately my taste in music has become broader and broader. I need J Mascis for the same reasons I need Miles.
4. Star Trek or Star Wars?
Adam Olenius: Star Wars. Star Trek is not very big in Sweden. Just know they have cool hair and nice overalls. Star Wars on the other hand was enormous here. I had all the movies and a lot of the characters as toys. My favorite was Lando Calrissian.
5. Your ideal brain food?
Adam Olenius: Books and magazines. I don't read that often but when I read a good book I have tons of notes. Going to the hairdresser is also a great place to be creative. You just sit there and look yourself in the mirror for 45 minutes and think about your life.
6. You're proud of this accomplishment, but why?
Adam Olenius: This was the first album I (Adam) produced myself (with Markus). We didn't think too much and just tried all the ideas we came up with. The best idea won. And just the fact that you can put albums and fill them with words and music and make a living out of it is an accomplishment itself.
7. You want to be remembered for . . . ?
Adam Olenius: A melody maker. And if people start their own bands after listening to my music I will rest in peace.
8. Of those who've come before, the most inspirational are?
Adam Olenius: Yo La Tengo. Kraftwerk. Chet Baker. The Smiths. Jay Z. Lou Reed. The Clash.
9. The creative masterpiece you wish bore your signature?
Adam Olenius: At this very moment: Flaming Lips, The Soft Bulletin. It is like stepping into a musical cartoon. This album would work in 3D . . . I don't know how that would work, but I'm working on it.
10. Your hidden talents . . . ?
Adam Olenius: Parallel parking. I'm a magician!
11. The best piece of advice you actually followed?
Markus Krunegård: Listen to your heart. Roxette gave me the advice, it helps.
12. The best thing you ever bought, stole, or borrowed?
Markus Krunegård: I love good pencils—ink ones. I steal them, borrow them, buy them all the time . . . sometimes you find one that has the perfect flow.
13. You feel best in Armani or Levis or . . . ?
Markus Krunegård: A mixture of anything other than a uniform is always better. Very expensive clothes make me feel special though, since I have so few.
14. Your dinner guest at the Ritz would be?
Markus Krunegård: I'd like to dine with Frida Kahlo. It could be a colorful night. Just look at her self-portraits . . . I'd like to be close to that fire in her eyes.
15. Time travel: where, when, and why?
Markus Krunegård: Last year. I've got some things I could have done better. But other than that, hm . . . the library in Alexandria that burned down. Guess some things got lost in that fire and not knowing things annoys me, so I'd go there and still my curiosity.
16. Stress management: hit man, spa vacation, or Prozac?
Markus Krunegård: A drink? Never tried Prozac; wanna know the zombie feeling of nothing affecting you.
17. Essential to life: coffee, vodka, cigarettes, chocolate, or . . . ?
Markus Krunegård: Coffee and porridge make my day.
18. Environ of choice: city or country, and where on the map?
Markus Krunegård: Mexico is a must. Don't join a gang and avoid the border areas—besides that it's the best. The best of the best is San Cristobal in Chiapas.
19. What do you want to say to the leader of your country?
Markus Krunegård: Fuck off, I'm no good in argumentations and we would get there sooner or later, so could as well start with the bottom line.
20. Last but certainly not least, what are you working on, now?
Markus Krunegård: I'm working on not doing anything—talking less on the phone and such—but as a band we're working on the live show, teaching our new drummer the songs, dance moves, all that. See you.


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-Arvind Ganesan is the Director of the Business and Human Rights Program at Human Rights Watch. The opinions expressed are his own.-
Equatorial Guinea is a tiny country of about half a million people on the west coast of Africa, but is the fourth-largest oil producer in sub-Saharan Africa.
Most of the investment in the country's multi-billion dollar oil industry comes from the United States. ExxonMobil, Hess and Marathon are all there. Right now, the U.S. imports up to 100,000 barrels of oil a day from Equatorial Guinea, or about a quarter of the country's oil production.
Oil money gives the country the means to be a model for development and human rights. The economy is nearly 130 times as big as it was when oil was discovered in 1995. But as a report released by Human Rights Watch today details, the government has squandered or stolen much of the money at the expense of its people.
What can Africa expect from the G8?
Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi agreed to sit down with Reuters on Wednesday only hours before leaving for the G8 summit in Italy. He told us he planned to remind the rich leaders he met there that the economic slowdown and global warming are having a disproportionate effect on Africa. And that the world's poorest continent did nothing to cause them.
The former rebel represented Africa at this year's G20 summit of rich nations and is arguing the case on behalf of the continent again today and tomorrow. Continental spokesman seems a roll Meles — who has a passionate interest in economics — is comfortable with. But he told us it was only related to his job as Ethiopian Prime Minister and that he has no desire to take on a pan-African job if and when he retires as leader — something he has recently said he has plans to do.
Black or white?
Nowhere was Michael Jackson mourned more than in Africa. Young and old, people wept openly when news broke of his death, struck by disbelief and sadness. His funeral was followed across the continent anywhere that a television set could be found.
Jackson's link with Africa strengthened when he visited the continent at the age of 14 as lead singer of the Jackson Five. Emerging from the plane in Senegal, he responded to a welcome of drummers and dancers by screaming: "This is where I come from."
But by the time of his death, it was unclear whether Jackson was so proud of his origins. Surgery had altered his appearance to such an extent that many felt he looked as white as he did African-American.
His comment that he was "neither Black nor White" drew controversy during a visit to Africa in the 90s. Although he was happy to be crowned chief of several African villages and to shake hands with hundreds of people, the trip was a public relations nightmare – with allegations that police had beaten the crowds who went to see him and complaints in the local media that the pop star had been seen holding his nose, as if to keep out a bad smell.
Is Obama Snubbing Kenya on Africa trip?
President Barack Obama's choice of Ghana for his first visit to sub-Saharan Africa since taking office has stirred debate in his father's homeland Kenya.
Some Kenyans believe Obama ought to have come "home" first. Others, especially among critics of President Mwai Kibaki's government, say he has deliberately shunned the country to show U.S. disapproval of rampant corruption and nepotism in political circles here.
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Why the BRICS like Africa
There is little doubt that the BRICs -- Brazil, Russia, India and China -- have become big players in Africa. According to Standard Bank of South Africa, BRIC trade with the continent has snowballed from just $16 billion in 2000 to $157 billion last year. That is a 33 percent compounded annual growth rate.
What is behind this? At one level, the BRICs, as they grow, are clearly recognising commercial and strategic opportunities in Africa. But Standard Bank reckons other, more individual, drivers are also at play.
Mining and free trade in Eritrea
Eritrea's President Isaias Afwerki has guarded his country jealousy since independence, pushing a self-reliant attitude that encourages Eritreans to rebuild Eritrea for themselves.
But in order to develop the potentially lucrative mining and trade sectors, he will have to open up the country more to foreign money and therefore possible foreign influence.
War child sings songs of peace
"When you see a Sudanese walking on the street there is a story," child soldier turned hip-hop star Emmanuel Jal says.
That's certainly true for Jal. He was sent to fight for Sudan People's Liberation Army when he was just six years old.
Will Ethiopia's PM step down?
They say that the foundation of a good retirement is planning. By that measure, Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi should have his rest period well laid out. The rebel-turned-leader has been saying he wants to step aside for almost two years now.
But after 18 years at the helm of one of the world's poorest countries the 54-year-old is still in power and says he is trapped by the wishes of his ruling party. They will discuss his desire to retire at an executive committee meeting next month and a September congress would give him the opportunity to ask the party for his twilight years.
Is the International Criminal Court unfair to Africa?
African countries often complain about getting a bad press. They say there's much more to the continent than war and poverty and starvation. Then there's the huge coverage given to the International Criminal Court and the fact that all four cases the body is now considering come from Africa.
But what's strange about the complaints is that the world's poorest continent is the most heavily represented in the ICC, with 30 member countries. In the March 2009 elections for ICC judges, 12 out of the 19 candidates were Africans nominated by African governments. And Fatou Bensouda, the court's Deputy Prosecutor, is from Gambia.
from The Great Debate UK:
"Green growth" strategy viable for African economy
-Michael Keating is director of the Africa Progress Panel. The opinions expressed are his own.-
After a decade of solid progress Africa is now facing the daunting task - at a time of economic crisis - of maintaining stability, economic growth and employment, addressing food security and combating climate change. No country on the continent is escaping the impact of volatile fuel and commodity prices, the drop in global demand and trade.


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- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).
- Beat the egg together with the milk in a medium bowl. In another bowl, stir together the cheese, flour, salt, pepper and paprika.
- Dip catfish in the egg and milk mixture, then dredge in the cheese mixture until coated. Arrange fish in a single layer in the bottom of a 9x13 inch baking dish. Pour melted butter over the fish.
- Bake for 15 minutes, or until golden brown.
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This was very good! I won't say my kids loved it but my husband and I did. Afer reading other reviews I did the following: I made sure the fish weren't crowded in the pan. I used a shallow pan, and I cooked it in a 375 degree convection oven for 30 minutes. It came out crispy on the outside and just right on the inside.
The idea was good, but the catfish turned out a little bland and mushy. I ended up turning the oven on to broil to crisp up the crust. The fish would have turned out better if the fish was fried instead of baked. If I make it again I will definitely need to add more seasoning and use bread crumbs instead of flour. I use the same ingredients, substitute the flour for breadcrumbs, on chicken breast. It is really good. The breadcrumbs give the fish or chicken a crispier crust than the flour does.
I was a little hesitant to make this recipe but I'm so glad I did. I made a few changes. I seasoned the catfish with a bit of salt, garlic, and black pepper before dipping into the egg. For the flour/cheese mixture, I didn't use any flour at all, I subsituted the flour with seasoned bread crumbs, and I added cayenne pepper to the mixture. I baked it in the oven for about 35 minutes, then put it in the broiler for another 5 minutes for crispiness. Once crispy, I spread some shredded cheddar cheese on top of the filets, and left it in the oven(not broiler again) for a couple of minutes, until the cheddar was melted. It was perfect!! My husband had seconds, and leftovers for lunch the next day. He said this is one of his favorites now. Thanks!!!
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Southern-Style Oven-Fried Catfish
Amount Per Serving (8 total)
- Calories
- 420 cal
- 21%
- Fat
- 24.4 g
- 38%
- Carbs
- 27 g
- 9%
- Protein
- 22.1 g
- 44%
- Cholesterol
- 104 mg
- 35%
- Sodium
- 812 mg
- 32%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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A visit to Meadow Brook Hall last year uncovered an important painting by a key 17th-century Spanish artist that now hangs proudly in the European Painting galleries at the Detroit Institute of Arts.
The work by Bartolome Esteban Murillo, "The Infant Saint John the Baptist in the Wilderness," was discovered when Salvador Salort-Pons, DIA curator of European painting, was lecturing at the Oakland University mansion. Salort-Pons spotted the 1670 painting on the wall -- perhaps in the very spot where the couple who built Meadow Brook, Alfred and Matilda Wilson, originally hung it.
The curator says he was familiar with the painting, which he knew was in a private collection.
But he had no idea where. "It was a great pleasure to rediscover it," he says.
Salort-Pons calls Murillo "the first internationally known Spanish artist."
The museum has long had two other Murillos, "The Flight into Egypt" and the "Immaculate Conception." All three works, old and newly found, now hang together.
Last year was good for discovering overlooked paintings by significant artists in Metro Detroit.
Also in 2013, staff at Fitzgerald High School in Warren asked the museum for help identifying a painting that hung in their faculty lounge for decades.
It turned out to be by a significant post-war African-American artist who once lived in Detroit, Hughie Lee-Smith.
"Two Figures and Landscape" is now on display in the museum's African American Galleries.
The Murillo underwent three months of analysis and treatment in the museum's conservation lab before going up on the wall. In a nice collaboration, Oakland University undergraduates in classes ranging from art history to chemistry visited the museum to observe DIA conservators at work on both the painting and its frame.
"Saint John" took a rather distinguished path to Rochester. In the late 1600s, it belonged to an Italian merchant who donated it to the Capuchin Convent of Genova. A couple centuries later, it was bought by the Duke of Westminster's family in London. The Wilsons purchased it in 1926.
The painting is on loan to the museum for five years.
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It's Father's Day this Sunday, but you remembered that, didn't you?
This week, we're going to look at families and bikes. Most of the five million bikes in the US are owned by middle-aged men, many of whom are family men with wives and kids. So are the rest of the family involved with biking, or is it just Dad's thing?
If you're one of those dads, do you take your kids riding with you? Would you be happy putting them on the back of the bike and taking them to school or to their friend's house? Will you teach them to ride? Will you let them have their own bike, or will you be getting them a car? Do you envisage a day when you'll be out riding with your kids? If you've done a family bike trip, we'd love to see your pictures and hear your stories!
Looking at it another way, did your dad encourage you to ride? Or were you one of those rebels who bought a bike despite your parents' disapproval?
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Millard Peedin was a third-generation tobacco farmer in the small town of Pine Level in Johnston County.
He worked his family's land for 24 years, raising his family of five in the home where he was born. Yet many will likely remember him not as a tobacco farmer, but as a tax collector.
They will likely remember him fondly, too – a rarity in that line of work.
When he had gotten too old to raise the all-consuming crop of tobacco, Peedin turned to the public sector. He secured a full-time position as a Johnston County Deputy Tax Collector, where he became known as "the nice tax collector," serving for 12 years in the post.
Peedin died this fall at the age of 96.
In the slow times during his farming years, Peedin often spent the tax season posting taxes for Johnston County residents. He literally listed the taxes – typed on paper – at the courthouse, before such things were automated.
But it wasn't until he became a deputy that he had to deal with taxpayers on a personal level. He heard stories of families unable to pay amounts that to some would seem a pittance, but for these county landowners were an insurmountable levy. For years people would carry a debt they simply could not pay off.
Often these people had been dealt hardships such as serious illness. In these cases, Peedin was known simply to pay down their debt out of his own pocket.
He would tell his family, "It was just the right thing to do."
As a career farmer working a modest amount of land, Peedin was not wealthy man. But his family says it was always in his nature to make the best of the situation – for everyone.
"It would just kind of set them free, you know?" said his son Steven Peedin.
His children have heard countless stories of their father's kindness and how his paying a debt alleviated crippling amounts of stress.
"He was very adaptable," said his son Steven Peedin. "Whatever situation confronted him, he would figure out a way to make it a happy place."
Katherine Parrish, the youngest of his three children, remembers hearing about some of the "pitiful" circumstances he encountered. In one case, the husband of a couple had lost both legs because of illness, and the wife was also ill. They did not owe much, so he paid it for them.
"He was just very understanding of a lot of people's predicaments," Parrish said.
Born into a family of nine children, Peedin, did not initially plan to take over his father's farm. At one point, it consisted of nearly a dozen tracts of land spread throughout the Pine Level area.
"Millard was a dependable, sweet brother who was always there for us younger children. We loved him dearly," said Geraldine Crane, 92, his only surviving sibling. "He had a stabilizing effect on us siblings.
"He even told on my younger sister and me when he found us behind the barn, smoking rabbit tobacco! He was the kind of brother you would want to have."
After high school, Peedin attended King's Business College in Raleigh. In 1936, he began work for the federal government as a clerk typist. This education and training would serve him well during World War II, when he was posted away from the gunfire in places like West Palm Beach, Fla., and Natal, Brazil. He always felt a bit guilty about not being placed in combat, Parrish said.
After the war he worked two more years in Raleigh before returning home, where his help was needed. His parents eventually left the home to him, and, with the help of one of his brothers, he farmed tobacco and sold eggs. There were some 3,000 chickens on the property as well.
A few years into farm life, he met his wife, Sara, on a blind date. After the first date he was already telling his friends he had met the woman he would marry.
Though farming might not have been his first choice, he was happy to help his family, and he often told his children that his favorite years were the ones spent on the farm when they were young, Parrish said.
She remembers how loving he was, especially when arriving home after a long day in the fields.
"He would stop right there and get down and love us. And we'd look for a clean spot where we could kiss him," she said.
Peedin would play the role of father figure to two of his grandsons as well, one being Chad Casey, who works in the advertising department at the News & Observer. Casey's mother became a single parent when he was just 3 years old, and he was raised in that same farmhouse with the help of his grandparents.
Peedin more than made up for his father's absence, said Casey: "I never hurt for not having that presence around."
The two had breakfast together every Saturday morning for the last 10 years at the Parkside Café in Pine Level. Until his diet changed recently, Peedin would order two eggs scrambled softly, bacon, grits, toast and black coffee with one cream.
Though he was a small man, maybe 5-feet-5-inches tall at most, his appetite for breakfast was large – almost as big as his heart.
"Dad was small in stature, but I told him many times he was the biggest man I've ever known," Parrish said.


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Caller-Times staff writer Greg Rajan has covered the IceRays since 2003 and has written about hockey since the 1999-00 season. Follow him on Twitter @GregRajan.
Game 54: IceRays 7, Mustangs 5
March 10, 2012 11:10 PM
Lots of great sections available, and lots of goals in a wild hockey game on New Mexico ice.
Admit it, all you Chicken Little types thought the IceRays would go 3-0-1 to start a six-game road trip when they hadn't won away from home in more than a month. Yeah, right.
Corpus Christi 7, New Mexico 5 caps a weekend sweep for the IceRays that helps their playoff push.
But don't go crazy patting them on the back just yet. This is what you call a TCB weekend -- taking care of business against a last-place hockey team. A sweep was the only acceptable result for Corpus.
New Mexico got within a goal on three different occasions, but Anthony Stolarz and company kept the Mustangs from getting the equalizer.
A couple notes: The IceRays scored seven times in a game for the first time since an 8-1 throttling of (who else) New Mexico on Oct. 16. And the consecutive road wins were the first for the IceRays since Nov. 19 and 26 ... of 2010.
And in not-so-amazing fashion, the IceRays scored seven goals but couldn't crack the top three stars despite having three players with multi-point nights:
That must've been an inspiring minus-1 with two shots outing that Vorobyev turned it.
Why was this win important? Because of this wild Wichita Falls-Odessa game (that had a third man in ejection for a goalie), which saw the Wildcats equalize with 2:21 left in regulation only to give up the winner just 13 seconds later. Ouch.
So despite winning three straight, Odessa has gained only one point on the IceRays, who lead the Jackalopes by six points. Corpus has six games left, but Odessa has two games in hand. It's safe to say that Wichita Falls, at 12 points out with seven games left, is pretty much a long shot. But with four games left against Odessa, the Wildcats can still play a spoiler role.
Because of the late start and Daylight Savings-related deadline, there's nothing about the game in the print edition. Apologies for any inconvenience that caused.
- The return of two veteran mainstays to the lineup made ex-IceRay Ryan Garbutt a scratch in Dallas for the first time since his call-up. [The Dallas Morning News]
- In the CHL, check out this home-ice meltdown by Fort Wayne. [Pointstreak]
- Arizona drops to 1-5 since that coaching change. While watching the Sundogs get skunked tonight, Brian Sandalow said "Holy cow, has Arizona quit." [Twitter]
- In that game, Aaron Lee tied Bill Newson for the most goals in Killer Bees history, although Lee wasn't quite dressed for success. [The Monitor]
- This happened while I was away this week: The supposedly retired Ken Carroll signed with Texas. Guess he's suffering from Brent Cullaton syndrome. [Brahmas press release]
- We have a frontrunner for most uninspiring minor pro hockey logo for 2012-13. [Icethetics]
- RIP Herb Carnegie. [TSN]
I think the off-ice officials in New Mexico were trained by the off-ice officials in Ft. Wayne. Losing team gets all three stars. Perhaps they think the 3 stars are for only the home team. How embarrassing.


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