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Excellent location – rated 9.1/10! (score from 1932 reviews)
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WiFi is available in all areas and costs USD 16.95 per 24 hours.
Wired internet is available in all areas and costs USD 16.95 per 24 hours.
Private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed) and charges apply.
Vending Machine (drinks), Shuttle Service (surcharge), 24-Hour Front Desk, Express Check-in/Check-out, Tour Desk, Baggage Storage, ATM on site, Concierge Service, Babysitting/Child Services, Laundry, Dry Cleaning, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Business Center, Souvenir/Gift Shop
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All children are welcome.
Free! Up to two children under 18 years stay free of charge when using existing beds.
Any additional older children or adults are charged USD 20 per night when using existing beds.
Extra beds are not available.
Cribs are not available.
There is no capacity for extra beds in the room.
Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Pets are allowed on request. Charges may apply.
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The Westin St Francis on Union SquareHome to the historic Magneta Grandfather Clock, this luxury Union Square hotel is right in front of a cable car stop. A day spa and restaurants are available.
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The chairs in the room are very uncomfortable. I felt like I was sitting in a hole. We don't like a down comforter so used the blanket in the closet. Blanket barely covered the top of the bed.
Staff very nice
Too noisy! Room air not working properly
Fees and taxes
Great location. Very clean and well maintained.
Ridiculously long line at registration. Seemed to be understaffed
Great location, friendly staff, beautiful room with amazing view. Definitely will go back to this hotel. If you live on a quiet road, you might not like it as it's in the centre of the city so a bit noisy. I always lived on a main road so didn't bother me at all.
Great staff, nice bar, comfortable room. Excellent location.
Parking fee is nuts...if you are already a guest, you shouldn't have to pay the high end of the scale for parking. Not enough room in bath for toiletries. Coffee service was not convenient to use, packed away in a cabinet.
The locations of the hotel is great - 5 min walk from Union Square. The staff were great and tried to answer every question we had. The only thing is that the rooms seems a little bit old to us - but it didn't bother us to enjoy the location of the hotel which was very convenient for us!
We loved San Francisco so we wich we had more time to stay :)
The location from many attractions
The restaurant was too expensive and poor service. I ordered a wedge salad, they gave me lettuce and bacon. The room was really noisy I could hear everything outside. The internet connection was horrible, I couldn't even work. It was really noisy in the halls felt as if people were partying all night. The daily rate is so not worth the experience. I won't come back again or refer anyone.
Location was awesome
Add ons like parking and internet. Room was already expensive enough
confusing rates
Concierge very helpful and met our needs. Proximity to Powell st trams excellent. The Big Bus tour recommended by concierge was excellent. Loved the vibe of union square area.
There are a lot of homeless people but didn't find them intimidating, they kept to themselves but did find homeless people everywhere we travelled whilst in the USA.
This 4 star hotel is a great value! The front desk always upgrades or tries to accommodate my wishes, room are top notch , location is perfect.
Location - superb!
Bit run down
good location
very loud street noise
The bed is comfortable, some of the staff are helpful
The chamber maid kept knocking at the door its annoying especially if you just wanted to relax and not leave ur room until later. One has to pay for Internet access in the room. Considering the amount paid per night for the room at least the hotel could have done is provide free internet.
Stylish interior following a refurbishment since I last visited. Room was clean and reasonable value for holiday season. Staff were very helpful. Very close to Union Square.
Location is noisy but that is expected in a city centre. Some of the locals made my family feel uncomfortable on the street so maybe a location near Fishermans Wharf would be preferable for a future visit of this type. I would not hesitate to use again on business.
Location was convenient for mostly everything I needed to do do.
No drinking water in room nor in the Vending Machines. Could not sleep because of a lot of loud noise either in the hallways or rooms close by this started about 11pm & went on all night.
Cleanliness of the facility and courtesy of staff.
The location was good and bad.
Expensive parking.
The locality, helpful staff, quietness, staff that went the extra mile such as checking in the evening that you had everything you needed.
Staff was very courteous and responsive to our needs. Excellent location for enjoying all of San Francisco's charms.
There was nothing to complain about
The location, great room and staff.
Too expensive
Very central, staff very helpful at all times.
Every thing was good.
The room was well appointed and very quiet. The location was excellent for walking to destinations or taking public transportation. We dined at the restaurant several times. The food was very good as was the service. The concierge and staff were helpful.
The bathtub/shower needed to be re-grouted and sprayed with tilex. I asked for this to be done, however it was not.
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Free check-in will begin at 7:30 a.m. Tractor show participants are invited to unload their trailers at Wakarusa Missionary Church or NorthWood Middle School parking lots before making their way to the town square.
Registration is free.
Awards will be presented in five categories: Pre-1949, 1950s, 1960s and '70s to present, plus a "People's Choice" award.
The community is invited to take part in the tractor show by picking their favorite.
Attendees will also be able to enjoy homemade biscuits and gravy for breakfast provided by the Wakarusa Missionary Church Youth, a Zion Church bake sale and hot dogs and chili dogs for lunch provided by Wakarusa's Local Scout Troop 704.
The Wakarusa Chamber Tractor Show Committee includes board members: Bart Rice (Wa-Nee Schools), Troy Schwartz (Schwartz Electric) and Shane Weldy (New To You Resale); Steve Shively and Chamber Secretary, Deb Shively.
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Alexa Conomos, traffic, News 8 'Daybreak'
WFAA/Channel 8 traffic reporter Alexa Conomos joined the station in 2003, and has worked as an anchor for the station's noon newscast and previously as a morning anchor for Texas Cable News. She was new to traffic when she started with News 8 Daybreak, but says she has grown to love it.
"When I first started, it was like learning a new language," Conomos says. "But when you do traffic, you learn so much about people's habits, the driving habits, the patterns. You learn so much about geography. You learn a lot about the infrastructure of a city and the history behind that infrastructure."
Conomos originally expected to be in Dallas for only a couple of years, but she met the man who would become her husband, and they now have three children -- including one born in July. Conomos is due back on air Oct. 3.
On whether she's a morning person
[Laughs] I do enjoy mornings. I've done mornings and I've done late evenings, but I think because I'm a mom, I'm a morning person. I enjoy early-morning hours, and my favorite broadcast for sure is the morning show.
Morning routine
I've learned that one of the tricks is you shower at night, so you don't have to shower right before work. I have two alarms set, always. I've learned the hard way that you don't want to rely on just one alarm system. So I get up about 3 o'clock, start getting camera-ready at the house. I try to race out of the house within 30 minutes, get to the station, typically finish getting camera-ready there, turn on all of my computers [and mapping systems and police scanners]. Usually when I'm driving into work, I call Dallas TxDot just to check on any problems that might be on the road. And I call our traffic source to see if there are any accidents on the way to work.
Caffeine regimen
It's definitely one very large cup of coffee with a ton of cream every morning. I usually make it during the commercial breaks. It's one of the things that I really look forward to, as any coffee person would know. Between 4:45 and 5:15, during the commercial breaks, [co-anchor] Ron [Corning] and I will go in the kitchen and have a little coffee talk. Then I'll sip on my coffee for the next hour.
On how morning TV has become important
I think especially for morning TV, viewers feel that they want to be part of something. I hear from our viewers that people like to start their day with their family, whether it's their family at home or their family on TV. And what I hear from them is that they kind of feel like we're family. I think many years ago, there may have been a push on the part of some morning newscasts to be serious and watch their p's and q's, but what I love about our morning show is we get to be who we are.
What happens when the show's over
We typically get together after the show to talk about what we think went well and to plan for the next day. We continue following the traffic, weather and news for cut-ins [during Good Morning America] . My day ends at 9:30, so for me, my other job begins, and that's being a mom. Thanks to my bosses at Channel 8, I was able to stop anchoring the midday show so that I can be a parent in the classroom, at every field trip, just pretty much be a mom. The second the clock hits 9:30, I'm going to head home and take care of my baby.


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Anytime Frittata Recipe
- 1-1/4 cups egg substitute
- 2 eggs
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 teaspoon butter
- 3 plum tomatoes, chopped
- 1/2 cup crumbled feta cheese
- 2 tablespoons capers, drained
- In a small bowl, whisk the egg substitute, eggs, oregano and pepper; set aside. In a 10-in. oven-proof skillet, saute onion and garlic in butter for 2 minutes. Stir in tomatoes; heat through.
- Pour reserved egg mixture into skillet. Reduce heat; cover and cook for 4-6 minutes or until nearly set.
- Sprinkle with cheese and capers. Broil 3-4 in. from the heat for 2-3 minutes or until eggs are completely set. Let stand for 5 minutes. Cut into wedges. Yield: 4 servings.
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I really liked this and in reading it you made me realize that I could have some cheese or other items on "my" side of the frittata. I add the cheese or capers to one side but added sauteed red bell peppers instead. Sort of like making a pizza with things on each side that my husband and I like or can have. I made his side lower in sodium. I always stick this is a hot oven the last couple of minutes to finish the top (I'm picky about runny eggs). Remember to cover your skillet handle completely with foil if it isn't heat proof.
This is so tasty! The capers and feta lend a mildly salty flavor, so resist the urge to add salt to the recipe.
My husband and I really enjoyed this. I would not normally put feta on eggs, but it was a nice change of pace. I halved it (just fine) for the two of us so we wouldn't have leftovers. Used canned (drained)!tomatoes since I didn't have fresh, and that worked too!
excellent. made several times. have even added very small amount of veggies.
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Cool and comfortable vacation retreat in Sun City
- bedrooms 2
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- sleeps 4
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- pets allowed yes
- type House
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- rates (USD) $ 1,500 - $ 1,500 / month
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Come and stay at our oasis in Sun City!! Recently updated and renovated, our home is spacious with a large Arizona room , tiled and fit for your winter stay. A large flat screen TV is ready to show your favorite game or movie. DSL is available for all your internet needs also. We include for your pleasure complementary passes to all the recreation centers in Sun City. The golf courses, pools, bowling lanes, shuffleboard, and libraries are ready for your vacation use. Golf clubs arae in the garage for your usage. Let us hear from you soon, the winter season is almost upon us!!!
house rental amenities
Telephone-land line for your internet needs.
Internet-DSL through Cox Communication
TV- 32" Flat Screen TV with cable channels included.
Lovely patio with grill and fruit trees to enjoy
Golf Clubs in the garage
Dishwasher, microwave, washer and dryer included in home
activities and attractions in Sun City Arizona
Arizona is a popular destination for travelers in the winter season. We have so many activities in the area-major league training camps, Grand Canyon, Sedona, and many great colleges and universities throughout the area. The scenery gets very impressive as one travels up into the mountains-Prescott is a favorite destination, and the wild ride in the river -better than at a water slide park!!! With all the wonderful weather and scenery, Arizona has fabulous art areas and a wonderful heritage with the Native Americans shown throughout the state.
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Highland Lakes Baptist Camp
$45 per person Early Registration if received by April 23; $60 per person after April 23.
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Boys (grades 1-6) and their dad, grandpa, or mentor**
Boys (grades 1-6) and their dad, grandpas or mentors will learn about building up their lives in Christ as they play and worship together. They will have a blast participating in archery, riflery, organized mass chaos, inflatables and much more!
T-shirts are not included in the registration. The shirt is optional for an additional fee of $10.00 (Youth Small- Adult XL) and $12.00 (2XL+).
An adult who is not the parent or legal guardian of the child he accompanies, must bring a written permission slip from the child's parent or guardian.
Speaker: Rob Tuma
Rob has been serving in full time Children's ministry for more than 10 years since he left the corporate world to pursue his passion of sharing the gospel with elementary students. Of all the events Rob does throughout the year, camp is his favorite! "There is just something about spending a week with preteen students with hardly any sleep, and seeing them have a great time connecting with each other, their leaders and most importantly to God!" Rob is married to Susan, his high school sweetheart, and they have two amazing teenage boys, Tyler and Logan.
Worship Led By: Bo Warren
Bo Warren has been traveling the country for the past several years leading worship and playing concerts for people of all ages. He has shared the stage with Chris Rice, Brian Littrell (of Backstreet Boys), Point of Grace, and Chris Tomlin. His grovve oriented guitar playing and lyrical insight has garnered the songwriter notable attention with listeners and record compainies alike.
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10:20 Track 3
11:00 Mass Chaos
12:00 Lunch A/Track 4
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1:20 Track 5
2:00 Snacks
2:20 Track 6
3:00 Track 7
3:45 Closing Ceremony
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I felt like a coward, says alleged victim in Bill Roache trial
6:12pm Tuesday 21st January 2014 in News
AN alleged sex assault victim of Coronation Street star William Roache said she felt 'a coward' for not going to the police before she did.
The woman claims the actor made her perform a sex act on him while he gave her a lift home in his Rolls-Royce.
The alleged incident is said to have happened between June 1968 and September 1971.
Jurors at Preston Crown Court heard she contacted police on May 1 last year on the day that it emerged that Roache had been arrested on suspicion of raping a young girl.
Giving evidence, she was asked by prosecutor Anne Whyte if that had had any effect.
She replied: "She made me feel a coward because she came forward first. She had guts to do it. "She was brave enough to do it."
Roache, 81, of Wilmslow, Cheshire, denies two counts of rape and five counts of indecent assault involving five complainants aged 16 and under on dates between 1965 and 1971.
Earlier, in a police interview played to the court, the woman said she was with a friend autograph-hunting outside Granada Studios in Manchester when Roache, who plays Ken Barlow in the soap, offered them a lift home in his Silver Cloud Rolls.
The witness's sister, who is two years older, claimed Roache indecently assaulted her on a separate occasion when she was aged 14, after they were both invited inside the studios by the defendant.
Speaking of the alleged incident in the Rolls-Royce, she said she 'froze' after Roache 'fumbled with his flies' and then pulled her hand to his lap. She added that she was 'absolutely petrified'.
You feel stupid because you had been in that position weeks ago," she said. "That was the second time I actually met or had dealings with William Roache. The first time we went with (my sister)." After she got out of the Rolls-Royce when she said she was offered half a crown for the bus ride home, she said she told her friend: "Did you see what happened then? I'm sure she said 'Yes'. I said 'I can't believe it'."
Years later she said she told her husband about the incident. He had noticed she was writing down the names of Roache - whom she called Ken - and former Coronation Street actor Neville Buswell, who played Ray Langton, the court heard.
The witness has previously claimed that Mr Buswell sexually propositioned her when she and her sister had been invited to Granada Studios.
She eventually confided to her husband about both incidents and he urged her to do something about it but she refused.
Asked by the female officer why she had not previously come forward, she answered: "Because I feel intimidated. People think he (Roache) is some kind of super actor and he is so good and so lovely. You don't stand a chance if you come forward and if I did go to court."
The officer continued: "How do you feel about it now?" "I hate him," she said. "Hate is a very strong word... you are angry," said the officer. "Yes," she said.
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As was mentioned in a Wall Street Journal article focusing on my work with iPods and iPhones, for the past number of months, my friend Ben Feldman and I have been working on a subscription web service currently called DeskConnect. Compatible with both Windows and Macs, it allows you to remotely access a computer's screen and its files from anywhere you have Internet access. The service will launch with complimentary iPhone and Android apps that will also allow you to use your smartphone to access computer and its files, and will have a standard mobile web interface for those using other phones to access the service as well.
Right now the product is still in development, so we're not at the point where more than the core features of the application can safely be divulged, but everything is coming along nicely and we're anticipating a launch this fall.
We will, however, need additional testers as DeskConnect continues to progress. So if you are interested (both Windows and Mac users), please sign up at getdeskconnect.com and we will try to fit you into our testing program (no guarantees, since we aren't quite sure how many new prospective testers will apply). Obviously we won't share your email address with anyone.
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We were on Sapphire Oct/Nov 2011 for 28 days, and again Feb 2012(Mexico) 14 days (back to back, and we had no complaints other than the casino. Half slot machines were removed, and not enough for all that wanted to play. But this 14 days to Hawaii, very few slots, never slots available to play. A large seating area for people to smoke and talk. Not sure how much these folks added to bottom line for casino, and then we learned, more slots were being removed to add another poker table.
Then we go to review of dining. We were on any time dining, and had a set time and table for 8. Even had our waiter from the two previous cruises. First thing we noticed, the menu was changed. Choices were not good, and noticed there was a hamburger offered every night. Both my husband and I feel, we set our expectations way too high. But, this was based on the 23 previous cruises with Princess. The quality of food was so bad, a diner on main street would never serve this quality of food. It was really really bad. I met many first time cruisers that heard about the food on Princess, and they said, "first princess cruise, and our last." The service was great, and even out waiter felt bad delivering a meal. From no taste, to disgusting plating, to temp of food, this was unacceptable. The deserts were pretty, but fell off the radar for taste. Either no taste or very bland.
I called my agent at Princess, and after sharing what we discovered in Dining room, she told me, Princess had Xmas party aboard the Sapphire on Dec 8th, and employees found we we put up with for 14 days.


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I love itThere are not a whole lot of non-permanent, non damaging hair dyes out there right now. It is a great non-permanent hair color. Why? For many, many reasons! First of all, it is super affordable, costing only seven dollars at any supermarket or drugstore, completely within my college student budget. So that is a very good thing for me. Another thing, the color is vibrant and shiny. It does not have...read more that awful ammonia smell that some permanent dyes do have. This one is so gentle on the hair and scalp. After washing, the hair is soft and manageable. I love it. The color lasts a few weeks at most, but if you wash your hair every other day or two days like I do, then it lasts a little longer. So bottom line: affordable, full coverage, with tons of different shades to choose from and gentle, you really can not get any better than that. Totally awesome product by Clairol. This is also great for playing around, if you are too scared to try a permanent hair dye or of you're unsure of the color you're gonna get. That way, if you mess up, it won't be permanent, it will only be bad for a few days at most. I love it, and it is a personal favorite of mine. — 1 year, 10 months agoyestfl | 228 reviews
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My favorite dyeI used 'rich black' (which is hard to find) and two boxes (to cover all my hair) and it worked perfectly. It covered my half bleach-blonde and half bright red hair with a beautifully even tone of rich black. — 2 years, 10 months agoPWMPHS | 1 reviews
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GOOD COLORI'm blonde and I recently decided I wanted to go dark but didn't want to go permanent just in case I didn't like it so I picked up two boxes of this. (I have long hair and one box isn't enough) I went with a chocolaty brown color and I must say it turned out almost identical to the model on the box. Very natural looking color that covered my hair very evenly. Haven't tried any of the lighter colors but if you're trying to go dark, this is a good brand to go with. — 3 years, 5 months agoMeghanL | 13 reviews
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the best in non-permanent haircolor!I tried Clairol's Natural Instincts Rich Color Creme in darkest brown. I have used Natural Instincts before but this was the first time I tried their new Color Creme 10 minute product. I have to say that it was probably the best experience coloring my hair that I have ever had. The application process was easy and not at all messy. It smelled better than any other hair color I've tried and did...read moren't reek of chemicals. When I washed it out of my hair I noticed how much better by hair felt, not dry or brittle. My hair actually does look better than before I colored it...shiny & healthy. I cannot testify on how well it works on greys because I don't have any yet. Also the product states that darker shades may not wash out in 28 shampoos which is perfect for me but I wonder how long it would last with someone with lighter hair. This is a great product. — 4 years, 3 months agomercgirl | 12 reviews
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Jenn Fred talked to family doctor Dr. Jen Caudle today about medical myths and facts. Here are some of the key talking points.
First, gum doesn't stay in the stomach for 7 years, but Dr. Jen emphasizes that you shouldn't swallow gum. Gum goes through the system just like any other food, but there have been rare cases where kids who have repeatedly swallowed gum have developed digestive disorders.
Second, sweating out toxins is mostly a myth, according to Dr. Jen. Sweat is the body's way to cool off. Sweat might get rid of some toxins, but the main way is through our kidney and liver, says Dr. Jen.
Third, people don't have to have a bowel movement every day. Every person is different. Some people have multiple movements per day, while others have one every other day. The definition of constipation, according to Dr. Jen, is if you don't go at least three times a week. So if your bowel movements are fewer than that, then you might want to visit a doctor.
Fourth, toothpaste does not help a small burn. Dr. Jen advised us to be careful with burns because we don't want them to be infected. Toothpaste could also lead to an additional burn, because most types of toothpaste are abrasive. "See your doctor, make sure you're using the right stuff," said Dr. Jen.
Fifth, drinking cold water does burn more calories. Everything has to work a little extra when you drink cold water, Dr. Jen explains. However, the number of calories burned is negligible, so Dr. Jen recommends exercise as the best way.
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Seventh, going to bed with wet hair will not cause a cold. The cold virus is caused by a virus. Things that cause a cold are things that get you exposed to the virus.
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ELWOOD, Ind. — A lightning strike sparked an early-morning fire that destroyed a home at 2400 G St.
According to city fire officials, Ronald and Lorraine Bryson's pet dog, a German shepherd, alerted them to the fire in the home's second floor just before 4 a.m.
The couple and their dog escaped without injury, said city spokesman Jeff Howe.
Fire officials said the home was an older residence that had been extensively remodeled. The loss was estimated at $120,000.
A fire crew is still at the scene to guard against flair-ups, said Elwood Fire Chief Brad Compton.
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Youth and Family Ministry
Youth and family ministry in the 21st century must be rooted in scriptural principles and be able to address the challenges facing youth and families in today's complex culture. This concentration trains students to assist parents, youth, and family ministry staff to plan and engage in intentional spiritual formation in the home and church.
Concentration Outcomes
- To think theologically and biblically about the nature of youth and families in relationship to the Church and family.
- To comprehend youth and family issues that are impacting the home, Church, and community.
- To identify strategic resources, including theory and research from the social sciences, that will assist in developing healthy intergenerational relationships within the Church.
- To develop a contextualized application model of church family ministry that recognizes various ethnic diversities in family systems.
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GMIN 500Introduction to Youth and Family Ministry
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If you are looking for a vacation in a quiet natural setting, you have come to the right place. Honeysuckle Cottage, a home that is a precious jewel in the crown of Westwood Shores which offers you an unforgettable vacation experience. Set amidst majestic forests of pine and deodar trees, sunsets over Lake Livingston, and deer roaming freely in the early morning and evening hours, our cottage offers timeless delights with modern amenities. Enjoy the peacefulness tucked away in its own little nook in the wood, but the luxury of a 5 star resort.
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Comment:Cinco de Mayo, the fifth of May, is a day to remember the victory of a small group of Mexican soldiers over a larger French army in the battle of Puebla in 1862. Commemorate the holiday by feasting on traditional Mexican fare like guacamole, black beans and chimichangas.
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In a large mixing bowl, toss avocadoes and lime juice. Drain and reserve juice. Add salt, cumin and cayenne. Mash with a potato masher or fork. Fold in onions, tomatoes, cilantro and garlic. Add 1 tbsp reserved lime juice. Let sit at room temperature 1 hour before serving.
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Boon Oude Kriek Mariage Parfait - Brouwerij Boon
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Reviews by DaftPatrick:
4.5/5 rDev +7.7%
07-02-2014 22:01:50 | More by DaftPatrick
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North Carolina
3.9/5 rDev -6.7%
This bottle was dated 1995 by far the oldest bottle conditioned beer I have had to date,poures a color of a ripe cherry with a thin white spotty head.Aroma of sour cherries and vinegar with a woodiness but its pretty faint,taste is tart but not as tart as alot of beers this style maybe because of the age also a light sherry flavor in the finish.A nice find not my favorite style but I kinda like this more than others.
05-14-2004 21:18:26 | More by oberon
North Carolina
4.25/5 rDev +1.7%
07-21-2014 12:22:38 | More by CavemanRamblin
4/5 rDev -4.3%
08-15-2012 05:36:44 | More by danthehopslamman
4.78/5 rDev +14.4%
375ml Bottle, 2008 served in Swamphead Snifter
I've had sparkling wines with far less pop, wow. The second I finished untwisting the cage, the cork flew off and across the room. I was definitely not prepared for that. It pours a rich burgundy color with a big pink-beige head that sticks around longer than I would have imagined -- this beer definitely brings the carbonation.
The nose is full of European cherries, sweet and tart. Underneath, there are characteristic Brut and belgian yeast notes. There's also a good, earthy backbone like an old world wine.
The tart cherries kick it up here; they're definitely first to the party and know they belong here. There's a champagne brut-ness here and a well-placed sourness, almost like a Geuze. It's not cloyingly sweet like I find many fruit lambics, and I absolutely cannot taste the alcohol. What a treat.
It's a little thicker than a lot of lambics, but the carbonation carries it perfectly. The liquid composition is phenomenal -- a perfect vessel for the flavor.
I grabbed three of these when a case came in -- just in case I thought it was especially good. I'll be going back today to grab another four to sit on. Considering the price and availability, I'd say this beer joins Cantillon's tier for lambics. I am very impressed.
12-22-2011 16:41:27 | More by daedalusfinch
4.43/5 rDev +6%
Big thanks to bu11zeye for sharing this rare sour. 2008 vintage with a best by date of 10/8/28.
The beer pours a beautiful dark red color with a white head. The aroma is strong cherries but there is also some nice funk mixed in. One of the funkier smelling krieks that I have tried.
The flavor is a great mix of brett notes, barnyard funk, cherries and surprisingly, some alcohol. The tartness level is light to medium.
Medium mouthfeel and low carbonation.
Very glad I got to try this beer. It definitely lived up to the hype.
09-29-2010 02:29:08 | More by Mora2000
4.5/5 rDev +7.7%
07-09-2014 15:39:39 | More by Prospero
4/5 rDev -4.3%
08-11-2014 19:59:17 | More by innominat
3.68/5 rDev -12%
Bottle (2008)
Thanks for the gift, NoSignsOfPain!
A very dark crimson with almost no clarity and not a lot of visible carbonation. This looks a bit heavy and substantial for the style, and lacks the typical bubbles. This leaves the glass seemingly clean on the way down.
Nice enough aroma, though nothing is leaping out of the glass. That being said, there's good amount of cherry, earth, and mild wood character.
The flavor is better than the aroma, with distinct cherry notes and strong sourness. There's mild oak and some earthy funk character. The alcohol is very well hidden, as this is somewhat high in alcohol for the style.
Medium to full bodied for the style, with low carbonation.
An incredibly drinkable and tasty kriek, though not at all in the upper echelon of the style.
07-01-2012 04:50:17 | More by ehammond1
4.25/5 rDev +1.7%
$7 at Whole Food Plymouth Meeting.
I've had an 08 bottle twice, once from a bottle shipped from Belgium and one from a bottle from a local bottle shop shelf. I think I enjoyed this much more the second time when I had a whole bottle to myself that I got from my local shop.
This beer is awesome. It's a an almost opaque cherry wood color with a huge head that leaves a very thin delicate lace. It's got great cherry aroma. There is a good bit of funky with sharp brett but also very bright fruit. There is a nice bit of perceived sweetness that helps ground the funk. Love it.
08-27-2011 22:33:11 | More by Soonami
West Virginia
4.25/5 rDev +1.7%
07-01-2013 01:43:09 | More by williamjbauer
4.25/5 rDev +1.7%
03-23-2014 21:52:36 | More by dsauter
United Kingdom (England)
4.55/5 rDev +8.9%
One word springs to mind here- exceptional. stinky barnyard earthiness in the aroma, quite vinous, almost pinot noir like, very complex, aged cherry skin, lovely lambic tart sourness, i absolutely love this beer.
09-11-2002 02:26:22 | More by rastaman
4/5 rDev -4.3%
2004 Vintage
(Served in a tulip)
A- This beer pours a deep dark cranberry hued body with a head of raspberry sherbet but soon fades away. There are a few microbubbles that pop up through the beer.
S- The dark tart cherry aroma has a hint of brie rind and some light barnyard hints that mix in with it but they remain very light. There is some fruit skins aroma in the finish.
T- The musty leaves hint is taken over by a dark cherry fruit flavor and some raspberry tartness mixed in. There is a cherry sourness that lingers after each dry sip.
M- This beer has a medium-light mouthfeel with a tight little fizz and no alcohol heat or astringency noticed.
O- The nice blend of fruit and tartness has some mellow hints of funk and the gentle fizz helps to enhance all the flavors. Very nice drinking beer.
01-02-2013 22:25:02 | More by rhoadsrage
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -10.3%
07-01-2012 00:45:16 | More by acurtis
North Carolina
4.48/5 rDev +7.2%
Very dark burgundy red with a delightful pink tightly foamy head. Aroma is ultra smooth. Awesome cherry pie, softly tart, sweet, and fragrant. Creamy with something vanilla-like, plus musky wood. Taste is tart and smacky. Woody, musky, tart dry berries. Grape skins, astringent and puckering. Very well combined concoction. The word encrusted comes to mind... Very dry, implosively so, brightly and smoothly carbonated, almost chalky texture. Very nice.
01-30-2014 02:25:35 | More by tastybeer
5/5 rDev +19.6%
04-08-2013 12:57:13 | More by DStoked
4.05/5 rDev -3.1%
Pours a dark cherry red. One finger head that quickly dissipates to a lace around the glass.
On the nose is cherries and cranberries. Very tart smelling. Some sour apple in the background.
Taste is very interesting. Fingernail polish type taste at the beginning. Some fruits present themselves towards the middle and end of the taste. A little bit of oak and some weird yeasty flavors.
Mouthfeel is close to perfect. Very nice carbonation. A little thick. Nice.
This is a great sour. Would definitely drink again.
09-08-2013 18:24:14 | More by dowen17
United Kingdom (England)
3.5/5 rDev -16.3%
08-26-2014 22:10:28 | More by mattfancett
New York
2.53/5 rDev -39.5%
2008 vintage. 375ml corked and caged bottle poured into a Cantillon tulip.
Standard pour yields a 2 finger fluffy light pastel pink head with moderate retention. Beer is a clear red. Lacing is non-existant. Pretty standard for the style.
Nose is tart and sweet cherries. Robust and deep though lacking any sort of funkiness or barrel characteristic.
Opens sweet and robust cherry. Some cobweb flavor mixed with a barrel presence. Woody towards the middle. Hay and band-aid round out the experience. Finish and aftertaste is cherry. Not tart and a bit overly sweet. At least the fruit is prominent.
Light to medium bodied with moderate carbonation. Silky with some rough edges in the mouth. Goes down with some bubbles. Finish is clean with little to no aftertaste. A bit too carbonated.
As a fruit lambic, this offering is not very good. The cherries are prominent but there's little tartness or cheesiness that usually accompanies a top-notch offering from the style. A bit too sweet too. I won't revisit this one.
07-23-2011 01:20:57 | More by SpeedwayJim
4/5 rDev -4.3%
12-30-2013 20:08:02 | More by Ciocanelu
3.75/5 rDev -10.3%
07-03-2013 16:52:11 | More by Gonzoillini
4.13/5 rDev -1.2%
Vintage 2008 harvest.
Pours a dark cherry red with reddish pink head, thick at first, lingers.
Ripe cherry, some cherry pie filling, light oak.
Plenty of cherry flavor, a bit dank. Bold and ripe. Light oak and funk but cherry dominates. mildly sour.
Chilled, very carbonated. As it warms to room temp it mellows.
Quite impressed, like this far more than the gueuze version.
05-07-2012 01:45:07 | More by hooliganlife
4.3/5 rDev +2.9%
A great sour, but round beer (2008).
L: perfect lasting top; deep cherry brown colour;
S: creamy, light funky bretts, almond;
T: not the most complex beer in the world, but a melange of three/four feelings: cream, cherry ofcourse, natural sweetness (there isn't sugar in it, but I checked the label for it, because I couldn't believe it: so soft!), almond, perfect 'dying' sweetness, ending at the right time to invite you for the next glass;
M: lovely mixture of CO2, sourness, sweet touch and light feeling alcohol;
O: this beer could become even better if I would wait a few years? I'll try that! Looking forward already.
09-05-2011 19:04:46 | More by Filosoof
3.7/5 rDev -11.5%
375 mL bottle poured into smell in. Best before 2033, but I don't know the exact year because server took the cork.
Appearance - Deep pink body. Nice light pink head. Retains well. Nice pink collar.
Smell - Cherry. Not sweet smelling. Very woody. Acidic smelling
A little lemony. Very little funk.
Taste - Cherry is very nice. Wood immediately. Wood continues throughout and into the finish. Moderate lemon sourness. Kinda grainy. Drops off in flavor in the back end.
Mouthfeel - The flavor drops off in the back end, but it's otherwise very drinkable. Medium body. Well carbonated.
Overall - Better than expected from Boon. Very tasty, but not as complex as its more illustrious brethren.
07-18-2014 22:06:42 | More by Alieniloquium
Boon Oude Kriek Mariage Parfait from Brouwerij Boon
93 out of 100 based on 305 ratings.


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Sisters from Caerleon and their daughters caught in superstorm Sandy in New York
2:51pm Tuesday 30th October 2012 in News By Natalie Crockett
TWO sisters from Gwent who took their daughters shopping for a treat weekend in Manhattan were trapped in their hotel room as Superstorm Sandy hit New York.
Julia Davey and her sister Hayley Grew, from Caerleon, took their daughters Abigail, 17, and Danielle, 16, for a weekend away during half-term as a reward for doing well in their exams.
Mrs Davey, who spoke to the Argus from their hotel on 45th Street, said: "On Sunday afternoon we tried to book to see a Broadway show, but were told we could only see a matinee as Broadway was closing on Sunday night. That was when we realised how bad the storm was.
"When the show finished and we came out, there was carnage on the streets, everyone was rushing, trying to get back to where they were staying," she said.
"Yesterday, we went out at 9am to get supplies. We were only in the shop for 15 minutes but during that time the wind had picked up. After that, we were told to stay in our hotel room."
Mrs Davey and Mrs Grew, who both work for freight company Concordia International, have had to miss work, while their daughters have had to take time off from their part-time jobs.
The family's hotel is just streets away from where a large crane on top of a luxury Manhattan skyscraper has partly collapsed.
After staying in their hotel room all day on Monday, the family could not sleep during the night due to high winds blowing between high-rise buildings, said Mrs Davey.
"It sounded like sirens or howling," she said. "We keep expecting to hear a crash."
The family hope to fly back to the UK on Saturday night.
Sandy Regulski, an Argus field sales representative, is on holiday in New York and said the city feels more like Newport on a Sunday morning.
She said: "I have spoken to a local policeman who informed us that NYC will close down until the storm has passed. Hopefully within the next 36 hours life will return to normal.
"The main reason for politicians' panic is that Sandy is being reported as the worst ever north east hurricane. Battery Park at the southern end of Manhattan has a nine-foot wall which the news stations are saying is under threat."
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METAIRIE, LA (WVUE) - Police made an arrest in the death of a infant who they now believe was killed by his mother's boyfriend.Police arrested 27-year-old Troy Kelley on one count of First Degree Murder in the death of 15-month-old Semaj Batiste. Kelly is the boyfriend of Semaj Batiste's mother, Alencia Batiste.
After being questioned by police, Kelly told detectives he became angry over the infant's behavior while he was bathing him and two of his siblings Thursday night. According to police, Kelly confessed that he grabbed Semaj by the arm and slung him across the bathroom causing him to hurt his head and upper body.
According to police, Kelly admitted he knew the infant was severely hurt, but didn't seek medical help.
Jefferson Parish Sheriff Norman Newell said officers were not called to the scene until 7:17 a.m. by Samej's mother. First responding officers and EMS arrived on the scene and pronounced the child dead.
An autopsy revealed that the boy sustained blunt force trauma and internal injuries.
Kelly has a prior criminal history with arrests for Simple Battery, numerous narcotics charges, Resisting an Officer and Unauthorized entry of an Inhibited Dwelling. Copyright 2014 WVUE. All rights reserved.
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The Washington Redskins are shedding their label as a lousy underdog and they get a chance to polish their new reputation with a visit to Tampa Bay.
The Buccaneers and Redskins will both be looking for their second win of the season Sunday when they meet at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa Bay. But while the spread favors the home side slightly (-2.5 at most shops listed on NFLOdds.ca), bettors are interested in Washington.
"They are just 5-15 ATS in 20 games as a dog, but they are 3-1 ATS in their past four, so the pendulum is swinging back," said Jack Randall of OddsShark.com, the NFL lines provider to SBNation.
Interestingly, the Bucs head to their bye week next Sunday and they have struggled to a 0-4 ATS mark the past four seasons in this position. Other NFL betting trends seem to favor Tampa, including their 5-0 ATS mark in five recent September games.
Through three games, Robert Griffin III has lived up to the hype. Completing 67.4 percent of his passes with four touchdowns to just one interception and rushing for another three touchdowns, the dual-threat rookie is exciting to watch and a threat to make a big play on every down.
The problem for the Redskins has been on defense, where the team is allowing 33.7 points per game. After upsetting the Saints in New Orleans, Washington has fallen to 1-2 SU and ATS with losses to St. Louis and Cincinnati.
Despite only having a 1-2 SU record, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are off to a perfect 3-0 start ATS. After starting the season off with a 16-10 win over Carolina, Tampa Bay has had a pair of contrasting games with a 41-34 loss to the New York Giants and a 16-10 loss to Dallas, both as 7.5-point underdogs.
How will Tampa Bay respond to being a favorite for the first time this season Sunday?
Tampa Bay has owned this series at home in recent years, posting a 7-1 SU and 5-2-1 ATS mark against the Redskins over the last eight games in Tampa Bay between these two teams. Overall, Tampa Bay is 6-4 SU and 4-5-1 ATS in its last 10 games against Washington.
RGIII's impact on Washington's offense is clearly noticeable with the Redskins averaging a league-best 33 points per game on offense. The defense looks like it is going to be an issue for this team moving forward, but against a team with an unspectacular offense like Tampa Bay's, Washington should be able to make enough plays on defense to pick up its second road upset of the season.
PICK: Washington +2.5 (courtesy of PickShark.com - watch for Twitter updates on line moves and injuries)


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ECC accepts Lake Erie lacrosse
November 25, 2008 – In a recent announcement, the East Coast Conference (ECC) accepted the
On the women's side, the ECC will have a total of 11 schools compete in the sport of lacrosse, including
For the men, 10 schools participate, including Adelphi, CW-Post, Dominican College, Dowling, Mercy, Mercyhurst College, Molloy, New York Institute of Technology and Seton Hill.
Storm women's head coach Laura Maness and men's head coach Greg Stocks are looking forward to the college's first year of competition, especially since receiving news of the programs' acceptance into the ECC.
"The ECC is a very established conference in the sport of lacrosse, which will ensure a very competitive schedule in our inaugural season," said Maness.
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The Bridgeport Police Department arrested a Naugatuck man after he assaulted another man several times with a glass bottle earlier this month.
According to police, Jose Navarro, 28, entered the victim's home on New Year's Day and hit him multiple times.
The unidentified victim suffered multiple injuries including "contusion, laceration, scratches and swelling to his face," police said. He was taken to St. Mary's Hospital for non life-threatening injuries.
Navarro was arrested on Friday and charged with home invasion and second-degree assault. He is being held on a $100,000 bond.
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With Thanksgiving offering plenty of delectable temptations in celebration of the holidays, the month of November serves as a reminder that diabetes requires part of the population to keep their eating in check.
According to RNs Melinda Raab and Jenny Simon in the nutrition department of Decatur County Memorial Hospital (DCMH), being a diabetic doesn't mean all typically "unhealthy" food options are closed. All foods have nutrients which are vital to healthy eating. Being diabetic simply means certain elements of food have to be monitored closely.
Portion control is an everyday part of diabetes management. If a diabetic wants a slice of pie, for example, he or she may have to give up bread or pasta for that meal to account for the sugar.
In addition to meal plans, properly distributing medication, and 150 to 200 minutes of exercise per week are necessary for healthy diabetic living. Exercise is imperative, according to the RNs, to not only help with strength, but also blood flow. Losing weight will also lower blood sugar.
The evolution of medications have also helped with management of the disease. In the past, a patient's options were essentially insulin or nothing. Now many medications have been developed to account for different kinds of bodies and allergies. The DCMH RNs also stressed the importance of receiving flu and pneumonia vaccines.
There are two types of diabetes.
Type one diabetes is when the pancreas does not make any insulin. Type one is prominent in children, though an adult may develop type one later in life. The inherent cause of type one is unknown, though some medical professionals believe it may be linked to genetics.
Type two diabetes is when the pancreas may create insulin, but the body does not respond to insulin the way it should.
Type two diabetes is primarily caused by obesity, according to the RNs, and it accounts for the vast majority of diabetics. The plethora of type two diabetics can, in part, be attributed to the rise of obesity in the United States, according to the RNs.
DCMH recieves anywhere from eight to 20 new type two diabetic patients a month, the majority of whom are overweight.
There is no cure for diabetes, said the RNs, though some type two diabetics may help themselves by receiving gastric bypass, or other extreme surgeries to help with weight loss. However, once a person is diagnosed with diabetes, they are always considered a diabetic.
Why is insulin so important?
Insulin breaks down a sugar called glucose, allowing the body to absorb the energy from glucose. Insulin is created by the pancreas. When the pancreas does not create insulin, the body's sugar levels go haywire and lead to a number of longterm problems.
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If someone feels they may be diabetic, or are at a risk for diabetes, the first step to take is to visit a doctor. As helpful as a Google search may be, internet sites such as the popular WebMD are not nearly as accurate as an actual doctor.
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Mayweather signs 6 fight deal w/showtime: Announces Guerrero as May 4th opponent, R.I.P. HBO
Mayweather signs 6 fight deal w/showtime: Announces Guerrero as May 4th opponent, R.I.P. HBO
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Money May vs. Guerrero!
What are your unofficial predcitions?
I think Guerrero will try to make it as rough and ugly as possible, but he will eventually fall behind - as everyone - and allow Floyd to capitalize on his mistakes. I don't think The Ghost will break down though. He seems to be very strong-willed so I expect him to fight for the whole 3 minutes of every round. Floyd might get hit early on before he adjusts as he did in the Judah fight. I don't see a KO though. Floyd ain't gonna leave his throne just yet.
I expect Floyd to be defensively minded and picking his shots while frustrating Guerrero with defense on the ropes as I think Robert will try to bully him there.
All in all...I feel the same way as I always do when Floyd announces his opponent - unsure. Hell, I was worried that JMM will get him (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) Not gonna happen though...
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I think this fight will be more like FMJR vs Oscar DeLahoya, with Floyd winning a close unanimous or split decision. Not that I think highly of the Ghost, but Mayweather has to prove he has gas left in the tank.
As far as the deal, I think it opens the doors for other fighters to get paid in the future. If I was Bronner I would ask HBO to open up the check book and pull out the pen with a lot of ink. I doubt HBO will let another potential star flee to Showtime. The flip side is maybe HBO figured his run was coming to an end and decided not to match or exceed show times offer.
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New Route to End Utah's Wilderness Stalemate
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The Wally Russell Award committee has donated $5,000 to "An Oral History of Theatrical Lighting and Its People," a joint project organized by ESTA, USITT, Entertainment Design, and Lighting Dimensions. The monies will go to support an important industry project that will create a history of the theatrical and entertainment lighting industry as seen through the eyes of those who have worked as manufacturers, distributors, designers, consultants, and technicians. The history is being collected via a series of interv iews conducted with industry pioneers, including John Kliegl, Robert Schiller, Don Stern, Bob Cannon, Bill McManus, Stan Miller, and Sonny Sonnenfeld. "All of us on the Wally Russell Award board are very happy to be able to support this crucial project," says Jacqueline Tien, publisher of Lighting Dimensions and Entertainment Design magazines.
Says Lori Rubinstein, executive director of the Entertainment Services and Technology Association (ESTA) and Industry History Project committee member, "We hope that others in the industry will join the Wally committee in supporting this unique and important project so that we may continue the work we have started." Tax-deductible donations can be made through the USITT and are used to purchase recording equipment, pay travel expenses for the volunteer interviewers, and for transcription costs.
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Ashley Mason of Purdue University Calumet with Congressman Pete Visclosky
Three students from Northwest Indiana have completed a summer internship at Indiana 1st District Congressman Pete J. Visclosky's Merrillville District Office.
According to a press release from the congressman's office those students are, Ashley Mason of Lowell, a college student entering her senior year at Purdue University Calumet, Cassidy Schwartz of Munster, a high school student entering her senior year at Munster High School and Sofia Grimsgard of Valparaiso, a high student entering her junior year at Valparaiso High School.
Mason majors in journalism with a minor in political science. She is a graduate of Lowell Senior High School, class of 2010. According to the release She intends to seek a graduate degree in political science following graduation at Purdue University Calumet.
"I appreciate Ashley's work in my Merrillville office this summer," Congressman Visclosky said. "Her dedication to public service is commendable and I hope that her experience in our office will serve her well in graduate school."
Schwartz is co-president of the Munster branch of Child Rights and You (CRY) nonprofit organization. She is also an active member of the National Honor Society and Speech and Debate Team at Munster High. She plans on pursuing a degree in cognitive neuroscience with a minor in Spanish when she attends college next year.
"I appreciate Cassidy's willingness to take on the responsibility of serving as an intern in my Congressional office." Congressman Visclosky said. "Throughout her internship, Cassidy's attitude and high standards proved to be assets to my office. As someone who has dedicated their life to public service, I know these attributes will serve her well in the future."
Grimsgard is an active member of the Valparaiso High School Student Council, French and Spanish Clubs, as well as the Speech and Debate Team. She plans on pursuing a degree in political science and/or communications in college. "Congressman Visclosky defines the term hardworking, so interning for him during this summer has been an absolute pleasure," said Grimsgard. "Also, working with the casework staff to serve the constituents of the First Congressional District has been an amazing experience."
"I appreciate Sofia's commitment to public service through her participation in my office's internship program," said Congressman Visclosky. "Sofia proved to be a valuable asset in our day to day operation and I'm thankful that at her young age she had the willingness to serve in this capacity. I wish her continued success in all of her future endeavors and I am confident that she will be successful in her academic and professional pursuits."
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Intern applicants must be enrolled in high school or college, be eligible to receive school or service organization credit, and are encouraged to have a grade point average of 3.0 or higher. Visit: http://visclosky.house.gov/serving-you/interships.
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Former Laredo police officer sentenced in marijuana distribution conspiracy
Eliseo Montes, Jr., 33, found guilty of 2 counts by federal jury
Authorities say a former police officer was sentenced Wednesday for his involvement in a conspiracy to distribute large amounts of marijuana.
A federal jury in Waco, Texas found former Laredo police officer Eliseo Montes, Jr., 33, guilty of two counts of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute marijuana and conspiracy to commit money laundering on Dec. 20, 2012.
According to court records, members of the conspiracy acquired marijuana from sources in Mexico and distributed it in Waco and Dallas, Texas, as well as other states. Evidence at trial established that Montes invested in quantities of the marijuana.
In Jan. 2009, while employed as a Patrol Sergeant with the Laredo Police Department, authorities said Montes assisted members of the conspiracy by staging a traffic stop to help two conspirators avoid paying a debt they owed for marijuana.
Authorities say Montes and the coconspirators staged the stop to make it appear to the marijuana supplier that law enforcement had seized monies purportedly intended to pay the marijuana debt. Officials said Montes was paid for his assistance.
The conspirators conducted various financial transactions with various banking institutions to conceal the profits from the sale of marijuana, said authorities.
U.S. District Judge Walter S. Smith, Jr. sentenced Montes terms of imprisonment of 240 months on each count to run concurrently, and a $1,000 fine on each count.
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A trip to Tony Colby's Iowa City home is like a trip to the secret garden.
"It's beautiful up here.," said Colby. "When I came here, I said I'm never, never going to move again. I mean this was, this was my paradise.
Looking through the trees, you'd never guess one of Iowa City's busiest streets is on the other side. Now a proposal by city employees to raise Dubuque St. has Colby worried about his personal paradise. The city says to complete the project, they would have to tear down trees. That's what worries Colby. He's put up yellow ribbons on trees he thinks will be taken down.
The city says keeping the street beautiful is important to them.
"The aesthetic nature of the corridor is one of our biggest concerns," said Melissa Clow, Special Projects Administrator. "It's right up there with flood mitigation."
Flood mitigation is why the city wants to raise the street, as well as the Park Rd. bridge. When Iowa City floods, the area is one of the first impacted. During the high river levels in June, Dubuque St. had to close for 17 days.
"It causes traffic jams and delays," said Clow. "There are issues with emergency access to neighborhoods."
The city hopes to raise Dubuque St. one foot above the 500 year flood plain. That's around ten feet, more in some areas. That height would also raise the street above the 2008 flood level, when the street closed for a month.
Colby fears what the changes could mean for the value of his home.
"We are all, everyone living up here, very fearful," said Colby.
The plan isn't a done deal yet. City staff will present it to the city council in September. If approved, construction would begin in 2015 and wrap up before fall 2016.
City staff say the plan would cost around 40 million dollars. Some of the money is coming from grants and the rest would come from Local Option Sales Tax revenue.
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