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The staff, the room décor, the cleanliness of the room or lack of, the poor WiFi, the price of the room, the excessive cost for parking at the hotel, the prices in the hotel café.
Convenient location
Being moved from the hotel we booked to its 'sister' hotel which was inferior in every way.
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Noisy, made it difficult to sleep
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Old building
Tram outside window
room was ok
why, with a king size bed do you only have one chair to sit on. ? The room was big enough to have two chairs in it. I found it strange and very inconvenient.!!
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location sleep quality the view (we stayed in 503) service
the qulity of wifi was average - it was always malfunctioning. a bathtub drain was clogged. selection of foods at breakfast was poor
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the qulity of wifi was average - it was always malfunctioning. a bathtub drain was clogged. selection of foods at breakfast was poor
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wish they had separate beds as we were 3 friends sharing
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The staff wasn't that helpful and friendly!
It was very noisy our room was right by the street we had to buy ear plugs
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Seriously - Everything was Great!
high standard of room, easy check in. Very near centre of fishermans wharf
iffy wifi. out door pool cold
I liked the location. Very close to wharf, and cable car.
busy busy lobby and some long waits but nice staff
Pefect position for all the tourist attractions.. large room with plenty of space to put luggage..free use of safe in room
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Dakin Dairy Farms season: Dakin Dairy Farms "Farm Fun" season features guided farm tours, hayrides and "old-fashioned country picnics" under the 5-acre oak hammock. Bring your own blanket or use their picnic tables. Picnic includes slow-roasted pulled pork, an "It's All About The Cheese" menu, chili, Angus hot dogs, marshmallows roasted over a campfire, ice cream and more. Enjoy free the 5-acre Farm Fun Play Area with purchase of picnic. "It's a Country Christmas" featuring Christmas Carol Hayrides, a "live" manger, family photo opportunities and more from Thanksgiving through Christmas. Costumes will be availabe. Hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday, October-April. Farm tours cost $10 are are at noon Wednesday-Friday and 10 a.m., noon and 3 p.m. Saturdays. A 7-acre corn maze is open until 9 p.m. Saturdays, through Dec. 22; $7. The farm is at 30771 Betts Road, Myakka City. Information: www.DakinDairyFarms.com or Call (941) 322-2802.
"ICE! Featuring Dreamworks' Merry Madagascar": ICE! Florida's favorite frigid Christmas tradition, with over 20,000 square-feet of frosty 9-degree bliss played out in a winter wonderland of exciting hand-carved sculptures will be open daily through Jan 1, including the holidays. Featuring two-story tall ice slides carved entirely from two million pounds of ice and an all-new, awe inspiring tribute to the unforgettable DreamWorks' Animation TV classic Merry Madagascar. Relive the story of how Alex the Lion and his friends saved Christmas after Santa and his reindeer crash onto the island of Madagascar. ICE! is kept at a frigid 9° Fahrenheit. Be sure to dress appropriately: closed-toe shoes and long pants are required. Hooded winter coats are provided for your warmth and comfort inside the attraction and are available in a variety of sizes, including sizes for children. Hats and gloves are strongly recommended and may be purchased on site at the ICE! house gift shop. Event hours vary. Tickets: $18.99 and up for adults, $9.99 and up for children. Florida residents save an extra $4 per ticket. Information: 407-586-2000 or visit www.christmasatgaylordpalms.com. Gaylord Palms is at 6000 W. Osceola Pkwy., Kissimmee.
Big Cat Habitat: Big Cat Habitat has changed to its winter schedule. Visitors can have a up-close view of exotic and other animals at the sanctuary with special encounters daily and on Sunset Safaris 12:30-4 p.m. Wednesdays-Sundays. Fun and educational animal demonstrations are at 1:30 p.m. daily. The habitat will close at 6:30 p.m. through Nov. 22. Admission: $15 adults, $7 children ages 12 and younger. Big Cat Habitat and Gulf Coast Sanctuary is at 7101 Palmer Blvd., Sarasota. Information: 941-371-6377 or visit www.BigCatHabitat.org.
Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament: Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament is inviting guests to travel back to the 11th Century with its new show. While some of the most popular traditions remain such as live jousting, sword fights, horsemanship and falconry, the show offers many new elements and a new story, battle scenes, costumes, new horse dressage, equine presentations by pure Spanish horses, Quarter horses, Friesians and Menorcans, a new musical score and an upgraded menu for the utensil-free meal. Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament is at 3707 Edgewater Dr., Orlando. For a full schedule, hours and ticket prices, call 888-935-6878 or go online at www.medievaltimes.com.
Cirque Italia "ACT XII" at MOSI: Cirque Italia comes to MOSI's adjacent property now through Dec. 2, to perform "ACT XII," its 2012 opening show with talented artists from across the world and will feature unique aerial acts, hand-balancing acts, contortionists, hula hoops and many more stunning performances under a customized traveling tent. Tickets: $10-$40. For performance times and dates, call 813-987-6100 or visit www.mosi.org. MOSI is at 4801 East Fowler Ave., Tampa.
Lowry Park Zoo: Lowry Park Zoo will host the following events in November:
n Fisher-Price Little People Live Holiday Show: Join the fun with singing, dancing and surprises at the Fisher-Price Little People Live Holiday Show and discover the true meaning of the holiday spirit in this live 40-minute musical show. Performances will be 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Nov. 17-18 in the Zoo's Safari Lodge. The shows are on a first-come, first-served basis until capacity is reached and are included free of charge with Zoo admission.
n Fiesta del Coqui: Join the Zoo for the second Annual Fiesta del Coqui, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Nov. 18, a party with live music, crafts, activities and food to celebrate Hispanic culture and the tiny frog of Puerto Rico, the coqui, threatened with extinction. Learn about these and other frogs and toads and what you can do to help protect them. Free with Zoo admission.
The park is at 1101 West Sligh Ave., Tampa. Information: 813-935-8552 or visit www.lowryparkzoo.com.
New "Christmas Town" at Busch Gardens: Busch Gardens launched the web site for the park's biggest Christmas celebration ever. TIckets are now available online for Nov.30-Dec. 23. Busch Gardens theme park is producing its first-ever after-hours Christmas event "Christmas Town," beginning Nov. 30. Spotlight will be on Christmas lighting, but also included will be special holiday decorations, shows, shopping and musical guests. The park will have distinct zones of decorations such as animal pattern decorations in the Cheetah Hunt walkway, and children's TV characters decked out in holiday great at Sesame Street of Fun, and pink, twinkling lights in the flamingo area. Some popular rides and coasters will be open on event nights, and Christmas Town visitors will also be able to experience many attractions not available during the day. Guests will board a steam locomotive for a carol sing-along, encounter penguins and visit Santa's house, experience real snowdrifts and other snow-related activities, and enjoy its traditional Christmas shows such as Christmas on Ice, Christmas from the Heart, Christmas Celebration and some added shows such as Jimmy Osmond's Christmas Jukebox, with nightly performances, and a Jars of Clay concert at Gwazi capping off the evenings. Christmas Town programming will be held 6-11 p.m. Fridays-Sundays Nov. 30-Dec. 23. General admission: $39.99 per person. Children's tickets purchased online are $9.99 for ages 3-9. A special promo code for tickets $29.99 can be found on the park's facebook page. Annual pass members receive discounts, and special offers for guests wishing to upgrade their paid daily admission. Christmas Town is a separate-ticketed night event, and regular daytime admission is not required or included. The park is located at 10165 N. McKinley Drive, Tampa. Information: 888-800-5447 or visit www.buschgardens.com.


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John's top mushroom tips
Mushrooms are appearing now and our John Wright (@johnmushroom) has been tweeting his top tips. In case you missed it, here they are in full!
#1 Avoid speculatively picking a large quantity of unknown fungus. It may be rare. ID just one first.
#2: Obvious, but ignoring it has been the downfall of many: Only ever eat something if you are 100% sure of its name.
#3: Learn appearance of Death Cap, Yellow Stainer, Brown Rollrim, Panther Cap, Sulphur Tuft, Webcaps, Fibrecaps, Poison Pies.
#4: Learn ten easy species to become a foraging legend. Hedgehog Mushroom, Parasol, Horse Mushroom, G. Puffball, Chanterell, Shaggy Inkcap, Chicken of the Woods, Cauliflower Fungus, Cep, Wood Blewit.
#5: Unless all experts, only one person should be in charge of a foray and say what can be eaten. Committees kill.
#6: Don't pick everything - the habitat will look ravaged. Invertebrates such as fungal gnats rely entirely on fungi.
#7: To ID something, record habitat, study entire fungus including base of stem carefully. Only then look at the books.
#8: ID checklist: Habitat; smell; cap, stem and gill/tube colour + change on bruising; spore colour; ring/no ring on stem? Surface texture; cap/stem texture; shape of cap/stem; bag at base of stem? (important!); taste (advanced class only!).
#9: Take two baskets. One for sure and certain edibles, one for samples of unknowns for id.
#10: Buy at least 3 good books. Phillips "Mushrooms", the Collins guide by Sterry, modesty forbids my mentioning the third.
Bonus mushrooming tip: All mushrooms are magic, but some are more magic than others.
Of course, the ideal way to learn is to come on John's Mushroom Foraging courses in October!


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Professional Background
Educational Background
B.A., Barnard College (Spanish Literature); M.A.T., Harvard University (Teaching Modern Foreign Languages); Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley (Early Childhood Education, Language and Reading Development Program)
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Selected Publications
Ways of Assessing Children and Curriculum: Stories of Early Childhood Practice (Teachers College Press).
The Need for Story: Cultural Diversity in Classroom and Community (National Council of Teachers of English).
"Talking their way into print: English language learners in a pre-kindergarten classroom" (Beginning Reading and Writing).
"Teaching in early childhood education: Understanding practices through research and theory" (Handbook of Research on Teaching, 4th ed.).
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Permission required. Supervised professional field experiences in early childhood settings. Emphasis on emerging issues and refinement of practice.
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Permission required.
C&T 7501: Dissertation seminar in curriculum and teaching
Professors Genishi, Knight, Schoonmaker and Zumwalt. Two semesters required of all doctoral candidates in the department unless proposal is defended in the first semester. Development of doctoral dissertations and presentation of proposals for approval.
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The University of Akron Department of Athletics is saddened to announce that football assistant head coach Alan Arrington passed away following an automobile accident on Monday, Dec. 23 in the state of Mississippi.Nicknamed "Tank," Arrington was in his second season on head coach Terry Bowden's staff and in addition to his assistant head coaching duties also worked with the offensive line. The native of Oxford, Miss., was 44."I can't put into words how tragic this is," Bowden said. "We have lost someone who was truly special and had dedicated his life to guiding young men. Tank was a very good friend and a great person. My thoughts are with his family and those who had the chance to know him and play for him. In all my years of coaching I have never known someone who loved and cared for his players more than Tank. I have lost a best friend and I'm heartbroken."Arrington is survived by his wife, the former Gail Perkins. Funeral arrangements are not yet available."The Zips family has suffered a great loss," UA Director of Athletics Tom Wistrcill said. "Tank was a wonderful representative of the University and our team, and our thoughts are with his family and friends in this difficult time. We will do all that we can to help support them, our student-athletes and staff."Arrington came to UA after six seasons at North Alabama, serving as the program's offensive coordinator for the last four years and working under Bowden each of the last three seasons. He joined the UNA staff following 12 years as an assistant coach at Northwest Mississippi Community College, after stints as a student assistant coach at Northwest Mississippi (1989-90) and Ole Miss (1991-93).He is a 1994 graduate of Mississippi.
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Joseph earns all-MAC in cross country
COLDWATER — St. John's senior Megan Joseph earned first-Team All-Midwest Athletic Conference after finishing 11th in the league meet Thursday at Coldwater.
"We ran very well tonight. Our goal going in was to get Megan a first-team spot; only the top 12 get all-league and we knew going in it would be close," St. John's coach Steve Hellman explained. "She had been close a couple of times in previous years, so with the 11th-place finish, she met one of her goals going into the season. Baylee Lindeman set a new PR of 27:02, so she is starting to get in shape after her injury.
"For the boys, Curtis Pohlman 17:46 and Aaron Hellman 18:58 led the way with setting new PRs. To finish eighth as a team was great considering this was our first full team since 2008.
"I am so happy for my two seniors, Aaron and Megan, to set PRs at their last league meet. They are the leaders in helping turn the program around and show my six freshmen how to race. This was a good starting point as we head to districts next Saturday in Ottawa."
Lady Pirates whitewash Jefferson
BLUFFTON — Host Bluffton shut out Jefferson 6-0 in girls Northwest Conference soccer Thursday night at Steinmetz Field.
Scoring goals for the Lady Pirates (7-6-3) were two from senior Jill Steinmetz, one each from freshman Sarah Theisen, junior Kirsten Thorgaard and freshman Katie Burkholder and an own goal.
Theisen had two assists and Steinmetz, senior Molly Moser and freshman Brooke Koontz had one each.
The Pirates owned the shots on-goal 15-4 and had two corner kicks.
Lady Wildcat (6-8-2, 3-1-1) freshman Makaya Dunning had nine saves; freshman Jadyn Barhorst had four.
Jefferson begins Division III sectional pay 7 p.m. Saturday at Elida.
Musketeer boys sting Hornets
FORT JENNINGS — Host Fort Jennings handed invading Cory-Rawson a 4-0 boys soccer loss Thursday.
The Musketeers (8-7-1) scored three times in the first half: in the 11th minute on a Troy Ricker goal (assists from Spencer Dray and Alex Berelsman), in the 15th minute as Mark Metzger scored on a scramble after a corner kick) and in the 37th minute as Berelsman assisted Seth Ricker.
In the sixth minute of the second half, Berelsman assisted Troy Ricker.
Jennings won the shots on-goal 15-4 and the corner kicks 5-3.
Kyle Rossman saved six For the Hornets (4-10-2) and Alex Vetter three for the hosts.
The Musketeer junior varsity beat Liberty-Benton 4-1 to improve to 7-2-2.
Celina sweeps Lady 'Dawgs
ELIDA — In a battle of Lady Bulldogs, visiting Celina swept host Elida 25-14, 25-15, 25-13 in Western Buckeye League volleyball Thursday.
Elida stat leaders:
Kills - Torie McAdams - 6; Summer Grogg - 4
Assists - Erin Bowman - 6; Katie Hawk - 5
Digs - Erika Kiel - 15
Aces - Erika Kiel - 2; Torie McAdams - 2
Elida stands at 9-13 (3-6 WBL).
Celina's JV won 2-0 and their freshmen also won 2-0.
Wildkittens shut out LadyCats
BATH TOWNSHIP — Host Bath shut out Kalida 3-0 in girls soccer action Thursday.
Alyssa Manley scored twice for the Wildkittens (10-3-2) and McKenzie Perry once.
Bath had 10 shots on-goal to the LadyCats' (12-1-2) six.
Goalie saves for Kalida came from Sarah Verhoff (4) and Laine Laudick (3), while Audrey Brandon had six for Bath.


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The Cochise County Sheriff's office says a bomb technician identified it as a 60 millimeter high explosive mortar projectile.
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Roasted Garlic Vinaigrette Recipe
Our Test Kitchen came up with this full-flavored vinaigrette. Roasted garlic is blended with Italian seasoning, Dijon mustard, tarragon vinegar and lemon juice in the zesty dressing. Try it drizzled over crisp greens or cherry tomatoes.
- 3 whole garlic bulbs
- 1 teaspoon plus 2 tablespoons olive oil, divided
- 3 tablespoons tarragon vinegar
- 2 tablespoons water
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1-1/2 teaspoons Italian seasoning
- 1/2 teaspoon Dijon mustard
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- Remove papery outer skin from garlic (do not peel or separate cloves). Cut tops off of garlic bulbs. Brush with 1 teaspoon oil. Wrap each bulb in heavy-duty foil. Bake at 425° for 30-35 minutes or until softened. Cool for 10-15 minutes.
- Squeeze softened garlic into a blender. Add the vinegar, water, sugar, lemon juice, Italian seasoning, mustard, salt, pepper and remaining oil; cover and process until smooth. Store in the refrigerator. Yield: 3/4 cup.
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Devin Hester - #23 - WR
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|2006, 2nd round, 25th pick by Bears
Bears defense gets wake-up call from Patriots
Chicago's defense, which was ranked third in the league heading into the game, was gashed for 33 points before halftime by New England.
Did Julius Peppers earn his paycheck in Week 14?
Julius Peppers may have earned his money, but it didn't make much of a difference in the loss to New England.
Lovie Smith hot-seat meter: Chilly
Sunday was an embarrassment for a team that considers itself to be among the league's elite, but, as Lovie Smith was quick to point out, the Bears are still in first place in the NFC North.
Bears MVP Meter: Week 14
After going back-to-back games without an interception, Bears QB Jay Cutler was picked off twice against the Patriots and is well behind Julius Peppers and Brian Urlacher in the race to become the team's MVP.
Patriots players of the week
Tom Brady continues to rewrite Patriots record books and make his case as the clear-cut MVP in another stellar outing in the Patriots' win over the Bears.
Bears players of the week
Devin Hester's 61-yard kickoff return was one of the few bright spots for the Bears in Week 14.
Brady, Pats clinch another playoff berth
The quarterback threw for 369 yards and two touchdowns, and the New England Patriots locked up their eighth playoff berth in 10 years with a 36-7 pounding of Chicago on a snowy, blustery, bone-chilling Sunday.
Patriots-Bears inactives
The Patriots and Bears have announced their inactives for Sunday's game at the cold, snowy and windy Soldier Field.
Patriots-Bears prediction
The Bears' defense has carried the team for much of the season, and it will again in a win on Sunday, according to PFW's Dan Parr.
Patriots-Bears prediction
PFW associate editor Kevin Fishbain predicted 30 points for the Patriots earlier in the week, but with the weather conditions hitting Soldier Field Sunday morning, it could be a wild, low-scoring game in Chicago.
Patriots-Bears matchup of the day: Saturday
Here's a matchup to watch in the Week 14 game between the Patriots and Bears: Patriots OLB Tully Banta-Cain vs. Bears ORT J'Marcus Webb.
Flashback: Recent Week 14 Bears' performances
Take a quick stroll down memory lane with PFW for a recap of the Bears' Week 14 contests each of the last five seasons.
Bears CB Moore emerging after tough rookie season
He doesn't have ideal size and didn't make an impact for the Bears as a rookie, but D.J. Moore is emerging as a playmaker for Chicago's defense in his second season.
Patriots-Bears matchup of the day: Friday
Here's a matchup to watch in the Week 14 game between the Patriots and Bears: Patriots RBs BenJarvus Green-Ellis and Danny Woodhead vs. Bears run defense
Bears fantasy focus
Bears QB Jay Cutler has cut down on mistakes, throwing 10 touchdown passes and just three interceptions in the past five games, and he'll be facing New England's 31st-ranked pass defense in Week 14.
Hester is active for Sunday's game against Minnesota.||||||| Hester went through a full practice Friday after missing one game with a concussion.
Hester has left Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings with a concussion.||||||| The injury occurred early in the game, although it was not clear exactly when. The Bears announced he would miss the remainder of the game with about five minutes left in the half. Eric Weems replaced Hester at receiver and on returns.
Hester (quadriceps) is probable for Monday.||||||| Hester's last return for TD was in Detroit's visit to Chicago last season.
Hester is active at Green Bay on Sunday.||||||| Hester was questionable with an ankle injury.
A suburban Chicago man has pleaded guilty to misdemeanor battery for slapping Hester while at an Illinois casino.||||||| Daniel Rago of Mount Prospect was arrested after police said he slapped Hester in the back of the head on Oct. 14 while the football player was standing in line at Rivers Casino. Hester didn't retaliate.


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The City of Van Horne in Benton County has lifted a boil advisory that was in place after a break in the main water line from the tower into town.
The break occurred Thursday afternoon, officials said.
City officials said Sunday that test samples have come back and the water is safe to drink without boiling.
For more information, call the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Safe Drinking Water Hotline at 1-800-426-4791.


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This place is in an old warehouse type building. It is similar to many of the other bars in Minneapolis in that it takes the really long narrow approach. Old stone and nice windows bring in a lot off natural light. The service is friendly and knows a fair bit about their beers (even nice enough to point out their happy hour specials). Their selection of beers is pretty broad and spans several styles and breweries, including a large number of Belgians on tap. The food is pretty good. They focus exclusively on meatballs, with different sauces and meats. On the whole, this place is worth checking out, especially during happy hour.
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Was at a conference at the Minneapolis Convention center and this was the best place within walking distance. Food was delicious, though a bit pricey for the area. Beer selection was decent and very focused on locals, though also a bit pricey for the area. That said, it was the complete package and none of the other places within walking distance of the convention center really did it as well as these guys as far as both food and beer.
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Artisan Meatballs and Beer. Great concept! When we visited, there were several beers form the brewery "Epic" on draft. Besides Epic, there were many nice local drafts available. Our server acted like he just drank 12 redbulls, but he was really nice. I ordered a slider of every meatball with the recommended sauce pairing, and the poutine. Everything was awesome except the falafel was absolutely disgusting. It tasted like breaded mashed potatoes. We had a really nice afternoon here in downtown Minneapolis, and I look forward to returning here in the evening some time. Devil's Advocate is literally right downtown, so you can walk here from many of the hotels if you are visiting.
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Worst possible service. I have been there multiple times and will never go back based on the service I got the last time I was there. The server didn't treat me well based on the fact that I'm not gay and will never go back to this place based on how I was treated. While I used to think they had a good tap list and good service, based on what happened last time I will never be back to this place and don't think they will survive and will not be upset when they fail.... DO NOT GO HERE!!! The bar is hidden and will only survive by word of mouth and based on what happened to me, they will never get positive results. There are much better choices in Minneapolis then this place. Mackenzies is a much better choice...
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The newest brand in natural skin care, which is building a growing reputation for its emphasis on quality and value, is now making available a complete line of anti-aging skin care products including a powerful wrinkle cream containing resveratrol. Resveratrol is a natural antioxidant found in the skin of grapes that has been proven a highly effective ingredient in anti aging skin care products.
Adrian DeGus, Founder of SOBO Skin Care, said, "We're so excited to launch SOBO and the response toward our products has just been incredible. The skin care industry is so large, headed by well-established and beloved brands, that we're honored to have been accepted in as a luxury boutique line. It's an exciting time for our company."
What sets SOBO Skin Care apart from the rest is its dedication to producing highly effective products without compromising its ideals against potentially harmful synthetic ingredients. None of SOBO's products contain Parabens, Sulfates, Triclosan, Phthalates, GMO's or Synthetic Dyes or Fragrances, all of which are commonly used in big brand skin care products.
SOBO skin care products focus on many natural ingredients that are combined with gentle skin care staples such as Hyaluronic Acid and Ceramide 3. Some of the more powerful ingredients include Licopene derived from tomato skin, Witch Hazel, Seaweed Extract, CoQ10 and Orange Flower Extract.
DeGus added, "All of our products are rigorously tested and have proven results. We work hard to be innovative and to produce only the highest quality products for our discerning customers."
SOBO Skin Care intends to release several new products every year and is currently planning the introduction of a clear skin collection of products aimed at helping women who struggle with acne and other problematic skin concerns.
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Take a deep breath; the air here in Rapid City is cleaner than last year!
According to an air report released today by the American Lung Association; South Dakota improved its grades for particle pollution.
Rapid City was named as one of the "four cleanest cities" in the U.S. for ozone, short-term particle pollution and annual particle pollution.
Sioux Falls was also cited for having no days of unhealthy levels of ozone during the three-year period covered by the report.
Brookings, Custer, Jackson, Meade, Minnehaha and Union counties all earned an "A" grade for ozone.
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Apple et American Express ont signé un accord autour du paiement par iPhone, affirme Re/code sur la foi de ses sources. Fin juillet, le site The Information avait eu vent d'une opération identique impliquant Visa.
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For the last three years, I've worked exclusively in the realm of mobile app design, so most of my research focus has centered around the mobile space. These tools are a representation of my own process and it's certainly not perfect.
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Amazon a lancé aujourd'hui Amazon Local Register, un lecteur de cartes compatible avec l'iPhone et l'iPad.
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Pour ceux qui n'ont jamais entendu parler de LibreOffice, il s'agit d'une suite bureautique libre et gratuite disponible sur différents systèmes d'exploitation.
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Android est le système d'exploitation star pour les appareils mobiles mais a-t-il ses chances sur PC ? Le projet Android-x86 propose justement de porter ce système sur des plateformes équipées de processeurs Intel ou AMD.
Via L'Info Autrement
QR codes, an exciting medium for kids learning how to use mobile devices, are a natural tool for linking students to resources you want them to find.
Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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Microsoft looking to split controller design for mobile gaming http://t.co/gIX8upCbXc
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Les récentes révélations d'un spécialiste de la sécurité informatique ont suscité un débat autour de la protection des données personnelles stockées dans des appareils utilisant le système d'exploitation iOS d'Apple.
Via L'Info Autrement
Créer facilement du contenu pour la classe et le diffuser sur les ipads des élèves ? Cela vous intéresse?!
iPads, iPods and other tablets are becoming more commonplace in the classroom, and schools are filling their devices with lots of Apps. Teachers could be missing valuable opportunities to truly embed the use of iPads in the classroom.
Via John Evans, Felix Jacomino
John Rudkin's curator insight, July 27, 12:22 AM
Apps are a diversion. The core benefit of Tablets is their capacity for creative use and flexibility.
Martin Debattista's curator insight, August 2, 8:32 AM
Tablets in general (and not just iPads) can do much more than just provide apps 'for everything'. Teachers could be missing the wood for the trees (and lots of them!)
Le nouveau smartphone à la pomme croquée débarquerait le 19 septembre avec un grand écran ultra-résistant.
Via L'Info Autrement
In less than a decade, mobile technology has spread to the furthest corners of the planet. Of the estimated 7 billion people on Earth, 6 billion now have access to a working mobile phone. Africa, which had a mobile penetration rate of just 5% in the 1990s, is now the second largest and fastest growing mobile phone market in the world, with a penetration rate of over 60% and climbing.The phones themselves are not advanced by developed nations' standards. Most people in developing countries have what are called "feature phones," which are less sophisticated and powerful than smartphones and have fewer features. But they do have numeric keypads, and can access the internet on a tiny screen–which, by the way, is not a tiny screen to them but a window of vast opportunity.Other types of mobile technology have spread to these corners too. In areas where schools can't afford to receive traditional educational materials, mobile devices have moved in. One library in Ghana that has no books on its shelves, but now has an e-reader, giving the students of its village access to hundreds of books that could never be physically sent to the library.Still, UNESCO reports that 250 million students worldwide cannot read, write, or count, even after four years of school. Close to 775 million adults– 64% of whom are women–still lack reading and writing skills, with the lowest rates in Sub-Saharan Africa and South and West Asia.How schools respond to the growth of mobile devices will affect generations of students and their readiness for college and the workforce. It will also impact how well teachers, administrators, and staff do their jobs. We must all do our best to ensure that accessibility and quality remain top priorities as technology develops.
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andreas hofer's curator insight, July 16, 3:17 PM
I rarely blog about hardware, as the Google ecosystem is mostly about software and I strongly favour a BYOD (Bring your own device) approach when it comes to devices in the classroom. Copy a portable version of the Chrome browser on a flash drive and you will feel at home wherever you go (at least that's what I do in the classrooms I teach in) if you use the Google ecosystem extensively. However, many schools urgently need to overhaul their IT equipment and financial resources are often rather scarce.
A few months ago a student of mine asked me if she should buy a Chromebook as she knew that I was using one myself at school as my primary working device. I advised her against buying one as she - like pretty much most of my students - wasn't using Google Drive and wanted a device to use Microsoft Office applications with, which was rather cumbersome on a chromebook at that time.
Fast forward a few months and not only can you natively edit Office documents now but many other features have been added to Google devices which make them ideal for use at school. By "Google devices" I mean Chromebooks, Chromeboxes, Chromecast dongles and Nexus tablets with no particular preference for a specific hardware manufacturer. I've been "dogfooding" all of these devices to myself for a couple of years now using a Chromebook and a Nexus 7 at school as well as a Chromebox as my primary computer (unless I need to use multimedia applications), a Nexus 7 and a Chromecast at home. My school(s) uses almost exclusively Windows PCs.
Here are some ideas where I can see Google devices meaningfully (and economically) deployed at schools:
This movie was included in CDs demonstrating Apple's vision of technology Integration into education in 1995. Notice the idea of a tablet with video conferencing capabilities. Does the promise for education still hold true today?
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Mobile technology, having seeped into popular culture, is now finding widespread acceptance as a learning tool in the workplace as well.
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UpsideLearning's curator insight, August 14, 3:06 AM
According to Towards Maturity's In-focus report titled Mobile Learning in the Workplace, 2013 was the year when mLearning became the norm rather than the exception; with seven out of ten businesses now adopting mobile learning solutions. This rapid increase in adoption has also led to some pitfalls which L&D departments may face while initiating mobile learning in their organizations. Here's a presentation depicting the 5 most common pitfalls to be avoided.
Bonjour tout le monde ! Depuis la création de mon blog AUTOVEILLE Multimédia, je jongle entre les deux blogs et mon planning ultra chargé (même au mois d'août …).
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"Otus is a terrific management tool for teachers in one-to-one classrooms who want an easy way to keep track of student work, provide opportunities for collaboration, and so much more. I've had the opportunity to share Otus with my readers and webinar attendees and want to highlight one of the fantastic aspects of this powerful app – Otus is completely FREE for students and teachers.
With Otus teachers can keep track of participation, send notes to students, and take attendance. They can also recognize student behavior by awarding points and group students. The bookshelf feature lets teachers organize folders of resources to share with students – this can be done for whole class, individual, or create groups of students. Otus gives teachers the power to create, assign, and grade assessments. It is also simple to share these assessments with colleagues who may wish to use the same one or modify it for their students."
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iPad : Former les enseignants dans une approche réaliste, centrée sur l'intention pédagogique - Educavox
Le chargeur solaire WakaWaka Power permet de recharger entièrement un iPhone 5s en seulement deux heures.
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This paper presents the results of a study conducted to evaluate the impact of using XO computers on students' literacy and math skills in Mongolia
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Michael Allenberg's curator insight, July 28, 5:27 AM
Technology plays a key role in the lives of Digital Natives. Having Internet access 24/7 is the norm and they depend heavily on their mobile devices.
Alain MICHEL's curator insight, July 28, 5:48 AM
Un petit guide au format PDF (sous licence libre CC-BY-NC-ND) à l'usage des adolescents (et des enseignants), réalisé par le Canopé de Versailles.
Need to stay organised? The solution is literally in your pocket -- your smartphone. Countless people (students, businesspeople, creatives, etc.) use mobile productivity apps like Evernote, Easily.Do, and Any.DO to stay on top of things. Which mobile app helps you organise your life? Here are some more tips to help you be the most organised…
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Harold Hotelling (1945 – 2009) joined Lawrence Tech as an associate professor of economics in 1989 and taught courses in business law, business ethics, constitutional law, urban social issues, and law and economics. His life was marked by an unwavering dedication to his family, his church, his students, and his profession. Everyone who knew him benefited from his keen intellect, tireless devotion, quick wit, and wonderful sense of humor. Hotelling's contributions to Lawrence Tech will always be remembered, but more importantly, he will be remembered as a great person and a dear friend.
Dr. Stephen Josiah Spurr, JD, Professor and Chair
Department of Economics, Wayne State University
Thursday, November 7 - 7:30pm
Mary E. Marburger Science and Engineering Auditorium (S100), Science Building
21000 W. 10 Mile Road, Southfield, MI
The Lecture - The Fruits of Our Labor: Wages and Income Mobility in the U.S.
This year marks the fifth anniversary of the financial meltdown of the American economy. Recovery is slow, and there is increasing concern about inequality of incomes and wealth in the U.S. There are also questions about how married couples can juggle careers, housework, and childcare. How well are U.S. workers doing compared to the rest of the world? How does the growth of the U.S. economy compare with other countries? Are we still an
upwardly mobile society – a land of opportunity – or can you expect that your annual earnings will be largely determined by the earnings of your parents? As women across the world become more career-oriented, how does this affect the number of children they have and the division of household work? Prominent labor economist Stephen Spurr examines recent research on these topics.
Stephen J. Spurr is a professor of economics and chair of the Department of Economics in the College of Arts and Sciences at Wayne State University. He has a JD from the University of Michigan Law School and a PhD in economics from the University of Chicago. His primary research interests are in the areas of labor economics and the economic analysis of law. He has published a textbook on the economic analysis of law and articles on promotion and turnover, sports economics, the economics of the legal profession, alternative dispute resolution, organ transplantation, medical malpractice, criminal law, bankruptcy law, and capital punishment.
The Harold Hotelling Memorial Lecture Series was founded to honor an esteemed scholar and colleague. Harold Hotelling (1945 - 2009) joined Lawrence Tech as an associate professor of economics in 1989 and taught courses in business law, business ethics, constitutional law, urban social issues, and law and economics. His life was marked by an unwavering dedication to his family, his church, his students, and his profession. Everyone who knew him benefited from his keen intellect, tireless devotion, quick wit, and wonderful sense of humor. Hotelling's contributions to Lawrence Tech will always be remembered, but more importantly, he will be remembered as a great person and a dear friend.
If you are interested in supporting future Harold Hotelling Memorial lectures, please contact Lawrence Tech's Office of University Advancement at 248.204.2300 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
About Lawrence Tech
Lawrence Technological University is a private, accredited university focused on providing superior education through cutting-edge technology, small class sizes, and innovative programs. Lawrence Tech offers more than 60 academic programs through the Colleges of Architecture and Design, Arts and Sciences, Engineering, and Management.
Nearly 5,000 students are enrolled in undergraduate, master's, and doctoral programs conveniently offered for full or part-time students, with day, evening, and weekend courses. Lawrence Tech's 125-acre wireless laptop campus offers a complete range of academic, residential, and recreational facilities.
Dr. Michael Belzer, Associate Professor of Economics
Transforming the Detroit Region into a Transportation Hub
While the value proposition for business is great, Belzer estimates it's even greater for the region: $11 billion annually in new economic activity, 150,000 new jobs, and more than $1.3 billion in taxes to reenergize state and manicipal governments.
Michael H. Belzer is associate professor in the Department of Economics, College of Arts and Sciences, at Wayne State University. he also is associate director of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation's Trucking Industry Program, which focuses on trucking industry operations, regulation, industrial organization, and industrial relations, and directs its Trucking Industry Benchmarking Program. Belzer chairs the Transportation Research Board Committee on Trucking Industry Research and is a member of the Freight Systems Executive Board, the Committee of Freight Economics and Regulation, and the Bus Safety Committtee. He holds the PhD from Cornell University and is the author of Sweatshops on Wheels: Winners and Losers in Trucking Deregulation.
2011- Dr. Charles Ballard
Michigan's manufacturing-based economy was a powerhouse in the middle of the 20th century. But manufacturing has accounted for a shrinking portion of the economy for half a century. As a result, while incomes in Michigan were above the national average throughout the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s, they have fallen below the national average in most years since then. This is partly because Michigan lags behind the national average in many aspects of educational attainment. If Michigan is to realize its potential for a brighter economic future, it will need to increase the skills of its workforce. Professor Ballard discussed the policies that will help to achieve that brighter future.
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After describing trends in U.S. health care spending and health outcomes, Miron Stano provides an overview of cost-utility analysis. To many health care analysts, cost-utility analysis provides the conceptual framework for allocating dollars to alternative treatments including preventive measures. Although our current health care delivery system contains significant barriers to increased acceptance and adoption of preventive care, some preventive measures are not cost-effective. This presentation will focused on the various issues that relate to these barriers, the role of cost-utility analysis in preventive care, and recommendations for improving the efficiency of our health care system. ...more


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Put down your peanuts and crackers jacks, because the real men of Denver have returned to town. Hockey is back, baby.
And with that, our screams of joy. Of anger. Of disappointment. Of ecstasy. But most importantly, we kick off the regular season on the day we're supposed to. It's almost easy to forget that game 1 of last year's "regular season" happened this very same calendar year. This time, no lockouts. No nonsense.
I think it's safe to say that we're all aware of the new roster changes, but here's the skinny for all you part-time lurkers out there: Nathan MacKinnon (#29), drafted first overall in the 2013 NHL Draft, will make his debut as a rookie. Alex Tanguay (#40) is making his return to the burgundy and blue after spending seven years with the Calgary Flames, Montreal Canadiens, and Tampa Bay Lightning. Steve Downie (#17), who missed all but two games last season, is practically a new signing for the Avs. Ryan O'Reilly's (#90) contract fiasco is in the past, and we look forward to seeing how he blossoms into his newfound role as a winger. Marc-Andre Cliche (#24) is a new center, but don't expect much noise coming from him.
Defensively, the Avs now have Cory Sarich (#16) who is essentially a stop-gap until one of the young blueliners - hopefully, Duncan Siemens or Chris Bigras - develops into an NHL force. Sarich, who's lost a couple of steps the past few years, was a defensive liability on numerous occasions with Calgary, so prepare to be frustrated. The spotlight perhaps shines brightest on the 22-year-old Tyson Barrie (#4), who is expected to contribute to the stat sheet as he quarterbacks one of the powerplay units. Remember, last season the Avs' defense notched a mere five goals. Andre Benoit (#61), Nate Guenin (#5), and Nick Holden (#2) round out the newcomers. In the absence of the injured Ryan Wilson (#44), the 30-year-old Guenin will be paired with Barrie tonight.
For an even more detailed overview of the entire starting roster, check out Sandie's piece.
What about the Bobby Ryan-less Anaheim Ducks? Well, they are already feeling the effects of the injury bug: Jakob Silfverberg, Emerson Etem, Luca Sbisa and Sheldon Souray are all on the IR.
With that in mind, this is the Ducks' current roster of 23:
Head on over to Anaheim Calling for more coverage.
This is the season of new beginnings. Patrick Roy. Joe Sakic. Nathan MacKinnon. Francois Allaire. The Jumbotron. Ice girls. Hell, I'll even throw in earl06.
Some say the Avs are still a year or two away from being competitive. Maybe they're right. Maybe not. In either case, I want a season we can be proud of. Now is the time for the Avs to grow up. Now is the time for them to make their greatest strides yet. And tonight is the night they rock the Pepsi Center's roof off.
Preseason, you had my curiosity. Regular season, you have my attention.
Now bring on the gifs.
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Welcome to the latest edition of Setting the standard. It includes the latest updates on the standard-setting activities of the FASB and IASB. Learn more inside.
Welcome to the September 2013 edition of Setting the standard, our quarterly publication designed to keep you informed about the standard-setting activities of the FASB and IASB. We provide you with the most up-to-date information on the joint convergence projects as well as updates on other current projects of the FASB.
In this edition, we give you the latest on where the boards stand with issuing a final revenue recognition standard as well as the progress being made on their financial instruments and insurance contracts proposals. We also provide insights into stakeholder reaction to the controversial leases proposal, for which nearly 600 comment letters were recently submitted.
We wrap up this edition with the latest on a host of other FASB-only proposals, including reporting on discontinued operations, going concern, development stage entities, and the definition of a public business entity.
You can explore these projects and much more in this informative edition of Setting the standard.


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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - A shooting on Auberndale early Thursday morning in Youngstown's south side has left one injured.
Youngstown police say the suspect in custody is 68-year-old James Marino.
James Marino shot 30-year-old Cyrus Hawthorne III because he was allegedly beating up his girlfriend, Marino's daughter Anne Marino.
One shot was fired, leaving Hawthorne with no life-threatening injuries.
James Marino is now in custody, and Hawthorne is in the hospital. Charges are pending against both.
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Goals will be set for the child through health care appointments, treatment sessions and education evaluations. Some are short-term, like a change in diet to address a weight concern, or rehabilitation after surgery. Other goals are long-term in nature, providing a strategy for optimizing self-care, independence, lifespan and quality of care. Every child's circumstances are unique. Goals are not necessarily cookie-cutter, as in one plan fits all, but, generally speaking, some common wide-ranging goals do apply.
The child's care team will provide parents with health care goals. Each provider may have certain goals that relate to their particular treatment objectives. Some may be short-term goals, while others are long-term. School administrators may concentrate on educational goals, while an orthopedic surgeon may be more interest in mobility goals. Home care providers may concentrate on skill sets required to obtain self-care, independence and quality of life. In general, the top ten long-term goals for an individual with cerebral palsy include:
Top Ten Goals for Managing Cerebral Palsy
- Optimize mobility
- Manage primary conditions
- Control pain
- Prevent and manage complications, associative conditions and co-mitigating factors
- Maximize independence
- Enhance social and peer interactions
- Foster self-care
- Maximize communication
- Maximize learning potential
- Enhance quality-of-life
Life Expectancy Considerations
Most children with cerebral palsy can live long, happy, quality lives. Admittedly, the child's care may involve more visits to health care practitioners, require therapy, perhaps surgery at some point, or medications. He or she may be evaluated for special education assistance and require assistive technology devices and services. However, the child's physical impairment, in general, will not limit his or her lifespan. How the symptoms are managed and the severity level of the child's condition(s) may put the child at risk for diminished expectancy, in some cases. Research indicates properly managing a child's health status assists in optimizing lifespan.
Cerebral palsy, in itself, is a condition that does not progress. This means the one-time injury to the brain that is responsible for the cerebral palsy will not grow worse or change over time. It results in mobility impairment, sometimes mild, other times more severe. However, other health conditions, not caused by the same injury to the brain, may exist as associate conditions or co-mitigating factors, and those conditions may change over time. Together, they may indicate a more severe and complex overall health status. Associative conditions found commonly with cerebral palsy include cognitive impairment, feeding difficulties, seizure activity, vision impairment, and respiratory distress.
None of these, or any other factors, guarantee that a child will have a shortened life expectancy. There are instances where a child who had cerebral palsy with a number of co-mitigating factors also lived the course of a near-normal life span. Every situation is unique and does not follow a standard expectation.
The majority of children with cerebral palsy are diagnosed within the first three to five years of life. Once diagnosed, the focus is placed on managing the child's overall health, including his or her physical impairments. For instance, a child with cerebral palsy may have oral motor dysfunction, meaning the facial muscles are impaired and thus, chewing and swallowing are more difficult. This, in itself, is not necessarily life threatening. If the child chokes or aspirates due to the swallowing difficulty they are at greater risk for contracting pneumonia and infections. These conditions are serious and must be managed properly to optimize the child's health status.
Global Initiatives for Activity Limitations and Participation Restrictions
Inherent in cerebral palsy is physical impairment, which translates into activity limitations and participation restrictions when an individual with impairment encounters cultural, physical, or social barriers. Much is being done globally to eliminate barriers for participation on an equal opportunity basis in situations readily available to the masses. Affordable and accessible assistive technology, communication devices help with mobility, functioning and communication.
Technology backed by government policy initiatives are developed to modify homes, vehicles, building design, public spaces and transportation. Tax credits, credit vouchers, loan programs, public assistance, and government service programs are developed in recognition of the need to help those in need.
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|Fort Jennings receives State FEMA checks
|Wednesday, April 17, 2013 1:18 PM
Mayor Jim Smith announced the village received two checks from the state for the damages caused by the storm that swept through the area on June 29, 2012. One check from FEMA totaled close to $3,800 and the other was $1,000.
The Police Committee and Officers Report included an account of recent car break-ins. Chief Ethel Vaughn detailed that money was being taken out of vehicles.
"I just found out about a burglary this past weekend," Chief Ethel Vaughn reported. "I can't say much but it is under investigation."
Park Board President Jerry Siefker reported on the progress being made on the restroom facilities at the park.
In March, council approved Our Tree Service to remove five trees in the village for $1,470 and no more than $3,000 to remove four Ash trees in Fort Jennings Park. Village Maintenance Supervisor Ted Wrasman reported that tree removal could begin today and the crew will be looking for dry work, not in the mud. With the park grounds still heavily saturated with water, Smith thought the crew should start with the trees they can reach from the asphalt.
Smith addressed the wood that will remain in the park after the trees are felled. Council agreed the best plan was to leave it in piles for a week to 10 days and let residents pick up what they wanted of it before loading and moving it out of the park.
Siefker added the annual spring park cleanup has been postponed due to the weather. He would like to do the mulching and all other work at one time.
"The grass is too wet to be walked on. I told the Cub Scouts its postponed until further notice," Siefker said.
Council approved to buy mulch, seven yards for $210, with the booster account. Siefker thought the best way to spread the mulch would be to use a trailer and travel from spot to spot to get it done faster.
Removal and replacement of shingles on the parks two shelter houses is a project Chad Wurst, along with the local Boy Scout Troop, will undertake this spring. Wurst will supply the labor and he is looking for material donations.
"Were asking council to approve [paying for] materials," Siefker stated.
Smith asked about a dumpster for the project and thought that Real Waste may pick that cost up for the community. Smith said that the shingles could be charged at Vetters. He also wanted to be sure the shingles would be similar in color to the ones on the concession stand.
Smith announced that Jason Dickman will head up the grounds department at the park. In an effort to better communicate, Smith would like to share emails containing work that has been completed at the park from Dickman with Wrasman, who will focus on usual things.
"I'll meet with Ted on Monday mornings and pass it along to him," Smith said.
Council discussed side street and highway closure for Fort Fest in August. Smith wants to make all residents aware in advance so they may make arrangements to move their vehicles, if need be. State Route 190 and 189 closures have to be approved by the State. Council also discussed attractions and events tentatively planned for Fort Fest including re-enactments with Native Americans and a Martial Arts Exhibition. In conjunction with the festival, Marge Von Sossan would like to integrate the Purple Heart/Military theme with a Veterans Mass.
Smith also addressed upcoming road maintenance work by showing council members a color coded plan of the village's streets that identified the streets that have not been sealed in 5-7 years and some of them — Elm, Oak, John Kennedy Dr. and High — are in really bad shape. Council member Walt Pitney said that Second Street is really bad. Smith stated that Second and Main streets need crack sealed.
"I just wanted to show you [council members] what I've been working on," Smith stated. "I wanted council to be aware."
Jake braking and changing the village's signage was the next topic of discussion. Smith reported that truck drivers feel the law does not apply to them since they do not have Jake Brakes, a brand name brake, on their trucks. Smith is requesting to change the signs from "No Jake Braking" to "No Engine Brake."
Council also discussed the Second Street reconstruction project, which is in the final contract approval stage. Smith feels the $6,860 for the Poggemeyer Design Group contract for engineering costs is too much and wants Village Solicitor Bill Wildenhause to comb through it and strike out everything he does not like.


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Andy Gurzynski may not be a rock star, but with some (alright, maybe a lot of) help, he could be an Internet star.
Gurzynski, of North Church Street, is one of more than 200 people competing in SafeAuto's Do the Jingle competition. The contest invited musicians from across the country to "re-create, re-interpret or re-invent the famous SafeAuto Jingle," according to the official contest website.
Though not a professional by any means—in his day job he's an IT professional—Gurzynski has been playing instruments for years, namely string. He started with a guitar a while back, and a few years ago picked up a ukulele.
He started playing primarily as a creative outlet, a way to flex his right-brain muscles away from his mostly left-brain profession.
"Sometimes it can get pretty intense," Gurzynski said of his IT work, "and you have to back away from it."
Though he insists he has "no delusions of grandeur," Gurzynski said he's written a couple original songs, and performs a number of covers—some of which he's posted on a private YouTube account for family and friends.
He heard about the Jingle competition in a commercial last fall and, within a couple weeks, had written and recorded his submission. Gurzynski's number, a little ditty extolling the virtues of SafeAuto insurance, is bookended by whistling, which he joked "is highly reminiscent of the 'Pipes of Pan'."
He also advised that while watching the video, viewers should have their computer volume "turned up to 11."
If you've never seen the film This is Spinal Tap, the abovementioned jokes may go over your head, but Gurzynski included them to emphasize the tongue-in-cheekiness of the endeavor.
Gurzynski's up to 811 votes, putting him in 88th place (out of 213), while the contestant in 1st has 24,274 votes. He chalks it up to his woeful social media presence: "What I don't have is the massive Facebook presence the other submissions have."
"It's supposed to be good, clean fun, and it is," he said.
Nonetheless, Gurzynski said if he does win the $5,000 grand prize, he'll throw a huge party, and "anyone who can prove they voted for me can attend—with a minimal cover charge" (another joke).
The grand prize winner will also be featured in a SafeAuto commercial. SafeAuto will name nine other winners as well.
To watch Gurzynski's video and show your support, go here: http://www.safeauto.com/DoTheJingle/Video/Nasty_Habits. The contest ends at midnight on Feb. 28.
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Andy Gurzynski may not be a rock star, but with some (alright, maybe a lot of) help, he could be an Internet star.