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Music, fellowship, helping others and a live nativity are among the holiday events happening this month in Paulding County. Mark your calendar now to attend:
Wednesday, Dec. 7 –
Christmas For Kids live drive 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at First Federal in Paulding.
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Paulding County Carnegie Library's annual Winter Wonderland Party in the Children's Room. Children are invited to visit anytime from 6-7:30 p.m. to have a free photo taken with Santa. Also refreshments, crafts and goody bag.


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Support for a small dog park in Austin, Texas
It is essential to have your voice heard if you want this small dog park. We, as small dog lovers/owners, need to convince the Austin Parks and Recreation Department that having a special designated area at the existing off-leash parks for small dogs is essential to our community. Let your voices be heard, sign this petition and get your neighbors and friends to sign too. Austin already has 12 off-leash parks around the city--which is great. Yet there is not one place in Austin to safely take small dogs to play with eachother off-leash. Small dogs cannot safely play in the same areas as larger dogs. Therefore, we are asking the Austin Parks and Recreation Department to construct an enclosed small dog area at one or many of the existing off-leash parks for the following reasons: + There is not a facility in Austin to accommodate safe, small dog \"off-leash\" activity + Small dogs need exercise over and above human limitations; leashes limit the dog
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BHRR Registration Will Be Opening This Evening (March 22, 2011 at 7 pm Pacific Time)
Tue, 03/22/2011 - 4:20pm | by hussein.saffouri
The Berkeley Bike Club is pleased to announce that registration for the 2011 Berkeley Hills Road Race will open this evening, March 22, 2011 at 7 pm Pacific Time. Tell all your friends!
The link to the race on bike reg is: http://www.bikereg.com/events/register.asp?EventID=13015
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The Andover Townsman
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The annual recruitment night for Andover Cub Scouts Pack 79 will coincide with the group's March Pack meeting tonight, Thursday, March 21.
Pack 79 will have a Civil War memorabilia presentation as part of the event at Saint Bellarmine Church, 198 Haggetts Pond Road in Andover, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. People should use the side entrance located to the right of the church.
Celebrity bartender night for Boys & Girls Club
The Friends of the Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence will look to raise money for the organization by raising a few toasts.
The group will host a celebrity bartender night at Andolini's, 19 Essex St. in Andover next Wednesday, March 27 from 6 to 8 p.m.
In a release the Friends said they "invite you to join them to meet and greet its guest celebrity bartenders, as well as the club's directors and members of the 1897 Club, to learn about the successful programs provided to thousands of children each year."
The event includes complimentary appetizers and a cash bar. Donations are welcome. Guests are asked to bring goggles or a new swimsuit of any size to the event to support the Boys & Girls Club's summer swim program.
The Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence says its mission "is to maintain a club for all youth without distinction to race, gender, color or creed, to provide behavior guidance and to promote the health, social, educational, vocational, and character development for all of its members." For more information, visit lawrencebgc.com.
Family of veterans support group
Samaritans of Merrimack Valley hosts a support group for individuals who have or have had a veteran in their family on the third Thursday of every month at 6:30 p.m. at Methuen Village, 4 Gleason St., Methuen.
The purpose of the group is to offer emotional support, to foster connectedness with other veteran families, and to provide a safe and welcoming place to share experiences.
Senator Finegold, staff office hours
State Sen. Barry Finegold and staff will hold open office hours on Friday, March 22 from 11 a.m. to noon at Memorial Hall Library in the first floor activities room, 2 North Main St.
Used children's items for sale
Nashoba Valley MoM, a nonprofit organization, will hold a sale of gently used children's items on Saturday, April 6 from 8 a.m. to noon at Central Congregational Church, 1 Worthen St., Chelmsford.
Items for sale include baby equipment, toys, clothes, books and more. Only cash accepted. For more information, visit nashobavalleymom.org or call 978-376-2939.
ENHC annual spring meeting
The Essex National Heritage Commission will hold its annual spring meeting on Wednesday, April 10 at Winnekenni Castle, 347 Kenoza Ave., Haverhill.
A continental breakfast reception will begin at 8 a.m., followed by a business meeting from 8:30 to 10 a.m. Essex Heritage Partnership Grant recipients will be announced. For more information or to RSVP, call 978-740-0444.
MVH to host free workshops on chronic pain
In April, Merrimack Valley Hospital will host a free six-week workshop to help people better manage chronic pain.
Chronic pain workshops are for anyone living with medical conditions such as fibromyalgia, whiplash injuries, post-surgical pain, neuropathic pain, neuralgia, post stroke pain, diabetic neuropathy, muscular pain, multiple sclerosis, Crohn's disease, irritable bowel syndrome, persistent headache, and chronic neck, shoulder or back pain.
The six-week workshop, offered through Elder Services of the Merrimack Valley, will meet on Tuesdays from April 9 to May 14 from 9 to 11 a.m. in the hospital's first-floor auditorium, 140 Lincoln Ave., Haverhill.
For more information or to register, please call Sheila Hewitt at 978-946-1260.
'Power of the Purse' fundraising event
The Women's Fund of Essex County will host its fifth annual "Power of the Purse" fundraising event on Thursday, April 4 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at Brookwood School, Route 127, Manchester.
Inspired by the Victor Hugo saying, "As the purse is emptied, the heart is filled," this signature event includes a ladies' evening of hors d'oeuvres and wine, together with a raffle featuring chances to win distinctive purses and bags donated by renowned designers and retailers.
All proceeds help fund special projects and annual grant awards made by The Women's Fund.
Tickets are $35 in advance or $40 at the door.
For more information, visit thewomensfundec.org.
Egypt expert to speak on 'The Muslim Brotherhood'
Egypt Expert and Next Generation Fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, Eric Trager will speak on the topic of "The Muslim Brotherhood and Egypt's Islamic Future" at the Merrimack Chapter of Hadassah's Champagne fundraiser on Sunday, April 28 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Wyndham Andover Hotel, 63 River Bend Road.
Donations from the event will support on-going work of the Hadassah Medical Organization in Israel. Hadassah was founded 101 years ago by Henrietta Szold and is now the largest women's organization in the U.S., as well as being the largest Jewish membership organization. The organization raises money for programs in both the U.S. and in Israel.
Trager's research focuses on Egyptian politics and the Muslim Brotherhood. He was in Egypt during the January 2011 revolution and his writings have appeared in numerous publications, including the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Foreign Affairs, the Atlantic and the New Republic.
He has appeared on radio and television including CNN, Fox News, and the John Batchelor Show as an analyst of Egyptian politics and events.
A 2005 Harvard graduate, Trager was a Fulbright fellow in Egypt from 2006 to 2007, received his M.A. in Arabic Studies from the American University in Cairo, and recently completed his Ph.D. dissertation at the University of Pennsylvania on Egyptian opposition parties under Mubarak.
For more information, email firstname.lastname@example.com. The RSVP date is April 14.
Breast-cancer group looks for salons to join fundraising
In honor of Mother's Day 2013, the Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition will organize a statewide Cut-A-Thon event to benefit their work towards preventing breast cancer for future generations.
On the weekend of May 4 and 5, Massachusetts salons will devote one day to donate all proceeds from hair cuts to MBCC. Salons will charge $15 per haircut and events will bring communities together in an effort to make a difference and change the legacy of breast cancer, according to a release from the coalition.
Salons wishing to hold a Cut-A-Thon to help end the breast cancer epidemic in honor of Mother's Day should contact firstname.lastname@example.com or 508-246-3047. The deadline for salons interested in participating is April 1.
Andover Choral Society seeks new singers
The Andover Choral Society invites new members to join it for its final concert of the group's 83rd season.
A gala performance of arias, choruses, and ensembles from favorite operas will be presented on Sunday, April 28, at 3 p.m. at the Rogers Center for the Arts at Merrimack College. Professional Boston-area soloists will add to the festivities.
The rehearsals are Mondays at 7:20 to 9:30 p.m. at Christ Church, 25 Central St. in Andover. For more information call 603-893-5636. The Andover Choral Society is sponsored in part by a grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
Help replace veterans' grave flags
On Sunday, April 14, Andover veterans, cadets, Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, Girl Scouts and interested citizens will meet at 11 a.m. at Spring Grove Cemetery off Abbot Street to replace 3,600 flags on the graves of deceased Andover veterans.
The process takes about 90 minutes and affords an opportunity to see parts of Andover's history up close, according to the town veterans services office.
In case of inclement weather the flags will be placed on graves at 11 a.m. on Sunday, April 21.
For more information, call the Andover Veterans Services Office at 978-623-8218.
Mass. boating basics course
The Massachusetts Environmental Police and Andover Sportsman's Club will offer a boating basics course at the Andover Sportsman's Club, 655 Middleton Road, North Andover.
Classes are April 30, May 7, 14, 21 and 28 from 7 to 9 p.m. Participants must attend all classes.
Students must be at least 12 years of age. Youth 12 through 15 years of age who successfully complete the course will be issued a safety certificate allowing them to operate a motorboat without adult supervision, as required by state law. This course will also satisfy the state requirements for personal watercraft users who are 16 or 17 years of age.
All graduates will be issued a safety certificate.
Registration is required at mass.gov/ole.
MSL's annual Animal Rights Day
Massachusetts School of Law will host its seventh annual Animal Rights Day on Saturday, March 30 beginning at 8 a.m. at the law school at 500 Federal St. in Andover.
The event is free and open to the public.
Legal issues related to animal rights and animal cruelty will be addressed by recognized legal experts in the field of animal rights law.
A police dog demonstration will be presented by the Essex County Sheriff's department.
Kids' activities will also be available, including an Easter Egg Hunt with the Easter Bunny, face painting, animal crafts, and Boo the Pony.
The Andover Fire Department will be on hand with a fire truck to demonstrate its equipment to attendees.
NEADS/Dogs for Deaf and Disabled American, an organization that provides independence to people who are deaf or have a disability through the use of canine assistance, will also be at the event, as will BlueDog, a local company that provides a full range of canine-related services.
A complimentary breakfast at 8 a.m. will kick off the event. A complimentary lunch will also be provided.
Copies of the "Please, Can We Keep the Donkey?" book, written by MSL professors Diane Sullivan and Holly Vietzke, will be on sale at the event. All proceeds from book sales will benefit the Shadow Fund, established by MSL to assist animals with medical needs.
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SAO PAULO (AP) -- Neymar reportedly has paid $8,700 to a referee who was described as a "thief" on the Brazil striker's Twitter account after a Santos match in 2010.
Neymar had been sued by referee Sandro Meira Ricci after a message on the player's Twitter said the referee was a "thief" and would have to leave a match "escorted by police." Another said that "my Santos is always harmed by the refereeing."
Neymar, touted as a future Brazilian star, didn't play in the match and was watching it from TV. He said it was a friend who posted the messages.
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This ship transports one to the feeling of owning one's own luxury yacht plus having many many international guests on board to converse with at most times during the journey. We were fortunate to become long distance friends with several passengers
Missing a few ports because of a storm in the Med was a slight disappointment, but that is to be expected on a cruise of any kind. We did feel badly for the passengers experiencing "mal de mer", but then again, the Star Clipper IS a sailing vessel. We chose our cabin in the center stern area for this very reason - less motion.
Excursions were, for the most part well done, led by good guides, but pricey. The Alhambra tour stands out since personal head phones were most helpful and the tour guide was most informative. Ports we visited within walking distance to the city were: Pilos, Gr., Siracusa,It., Valletta, Malta, Trapani, It, Malaga,Sp., and Las Palmas,C.I. Other ports requiring taxi or tour bus were: Empedocle, It., Motril, Sp., Tangiers, Casa Blanca & Safi, Morocco, and Aricife on Lanzarote, C.I.
Food was generally very tasty, nicely presented, and there were nice selections on the breakfast and lunch buffets. Some special items like toast in the a.m. and other requests were usually available also. Of course, after 5 weeks, we became familiar with the dinner menu rotation and just made different selections for variety. We found the breads, rolls, pastries, desserts, and ice cream especially good.
MaitreD, Waiters, Hotel Mgr.,and Bar staff were most attentive and cheerful.
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Our cabin was always keep spotless as was the entire ship. Crew are always seen cleaning or maintaining some area of the ship.
After cruising with a most congenial crew and meeting many new friends (many of whom were on board for the Transatlantic crossing)who also love sailing, we found this voyage to be a most memorable trip of our lifetimes. This is one of the most magnificent sailing vessels in the world. We would do a repeat trip and highly recommend the Star Clipper to those who appreciate or love sailing.


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Jim Attfield laid to rest in an emotional ceremony (From Gazette)
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Jim Attfield laid to rest in an emotional ceremony
3:11pm Monday 30th June 2014 in News
More than 100 mourners gathered to pay their respects to dad-of-five Jim Attfield as he was laid to rest.
His mum Julie Finch walked at the head of close family members as the funeral procession was brought down Church Street in Coggeshall, before joining friends and family for the funeral at noon in St Peter ad Vincula Church.
Jim's favourite songs, including Snow Patrol's Run and The Script's The Man Who Can't Be Moved, were played amongst prayers and readings from The Rev Bill Howes, who described it as a bittersweet celebration of Jim's life.
Mum Julie said: "I have been asked on many occasions since his death what was Jim like? And all I can reply is 'he was just Jim'. Jim had an infectious laugh and wicked sense of humour and will be sorely missed by all who knew him, especially his family.
"His life ended in a way nobody's should and today as a family we want to give him the send-off he deserves.
"Jim is being buried in Coggeshall church: though he is no longer here in person he can be close to me."
Full tributes will be in tomorrow's Gazette.
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The Syracuse Marching Band Preforms a Tribute to Otto the Orange Mascot
Kids need lots of sleep and if their sleep schedules got a bit off track over the summer, try these tips to help them get back on a good sleep schedule for school.
Think you're the top football expert in Utica? Make your picks here for every regular season pro football game this year.
As the building referred to as 'Old Main' is being opened to the public for a limited time this Monday, it is interesting to take a look back at this historic building, and pay attention to the events, and hauntings, that took place there.
Congratulations to Carrie Underwood, who has announced today, Sept. 1, that she is officially pregnant!
Check out the 40 songs played on Lite 98.7 in September of 2014.
'Arrow' season 3 fans have been eagerly anticipating a certain major DC casting, to the point we hadn't noticed one of its existing roles in jeopardy. To wit, where previously 'Sin City' star Devon Aoki had been cast in the role of DC superhero Katana, we've now learned that 'The Wolverine' sword-slinger Rila Fukushima will replace Aoki in the role when 'Arrow' season 3 debuts this fall.
Unshackle Upstate asked an interesting question on Facebook recently, The Rio Grande River is to Texas as ________________ is to New York? So which New York river do you think is the state's most iconic?
Donnie Wahlberg and Jenny McCarthy are officially a married couple!
The former 'NKOTB' and 'Blue Bloods' actor married McCarthy on Sunday, Aug. 31, at the Hotel Baker in St. Charles, Illinois, reports Us Weekly.
Our first look at Jon Stewart's directorial debut has arrived in the 'Rosewater' trailer, showcasing a side of this funnyman we've never seen before. After years of making us laugh and sigh as the host of 'The Daily Show,' the beloved comedian has stepped behind the camera with a film that doesn't look like it has a single laugh in its entire running time, but it looks harrowing and fascinating all the same.
It was a day that shook the Internet: hundreds of personal photos and videos allegedly hacked from dozens of celebrities' personal phones and files were released on Aug. 31.
One Direction kicked it a little old school at their show in St. Louis last night, covering Hanson's 1997 smash hit 'MMMBop.'
Labor Day means a day off, hopefully, and some time to do what you want. If that means shopping, you're in luck because Labor Day brings with it lots of great deals on all kinds of merchandise.
Labor Day brings Fireworks celebrations to Marcy and Lake Delta near Rome. In Marcy, it's an annual tradition that the final "Betsy The Barge" concert is on Labor Day. It all begins this afternoon at 2:00 p.m. at Lock 20 Canal Park on River Road in Marcy. And, it's a wee-bit Irish! Check the details.
Otto the Orange, the Syracuse University mascot is competing in this year's Capital One Mascot Challenge. At the 2014 season's opening game against Villanova, the Pride of the Orange Band marched in the shape of Otto.


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On April 26 at Richmond International Speedway, JR Motorsports will pass down the #5 Camaro to Jeffrey Earnhardt, Dale Earnhardt, Jr.'s nephew. Join JR Motorsports in welcoming Jeffrey Earnhardt into the NASCAR Nationwide Series with this commemorative T-shirt! It features a JR Motorsports graphic printed across the chest and vibrant driver graphics with Earnhardt's #5 on the back. There's no better way to show your support for Jeffrey Earnhardt than showing up to the track in this spirited T-shirt!
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The 2012 Players Championship is underway at TPC Sawgrass in Florida. The first round on Thursday has already seen many of the competitors finish their full 18 holes and there are plenty of players trying to make an early run at the top of the leaderboard.
The early leader is Ian Poulter, who is at 7-under after finishing his opening round of play. He had one bogey, coming on the par-4 seventh hole, but put up eight birdies to finish at 65.
Right behind Poulter is Blake Adams, at 6-under, followed by Kevin Na and Ben Crane, who are both tied for third place at 5-under. Five players are bunched up at 4-under, including Bo Van Pelt, who is only through nine holes and Adam Scott, who is only through seven.
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Not all of us can just jet off to Italy when we please, so why doesn't Italy just come to us? Non Mi Piace Versace is a photographic exhibition from the shores of Southern Italy and the streets of Sicily.
Melbourne-based photographer, Tamaryn Goodyear, presents a one-night only exhibition exploring a world where finance is not flourishing and life is driven by a multitude of other concerns – God, sex, work and survival. The images in the exhibition highlight elements of a society sitting in direct opposition to the glamour and exclusivity often associated with Italy.
Add some belissimo into your life and head to Non Mi Piace Versace as it makes its way to 413 Swan Street, Richmond for one night only on Thursday March 29, 7pm.


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The Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD) has issued its first Winter Spare the Air Alert of the 2012 season for Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2013. Burning wood, manufactured fire logs or any other solid fuel — either indoors and outdoors — is banned for 24 hours.
The ban — making it illegal to light a New Year's Day fire — has been put in place to avoid trapping pollutants in atmosphere, according to the district. Cold, still weather conditions due to continue through mid-week cause air to cool close to the ground, creating an inversion layer of warmer air above, explained the Bay Area Air Quality Management District in a press release. In windless conditions, wood smoke and other pollution can get trapped under this lid of warm air can and build up rapidly to unhealthy levels.
"Sitting by the fire during the holidays may conjure up fond memories, but it's important that everyone forgoes burning during this alert so we can all enjoy a happy, healthy holiday," said Jack Broadbent, executive officer of the Air District in the release.
The district says that exposure to wood smoke — as with cigarette smoke — has been linked to serious respiratory illnesses and even increased risk of heart attacks. Breathing fine particles or soot accounts for more than 90 percent of premature deaths related to air pollution, according to BAAQMD.
It is illegal for Bay Area residents and businesses to use their fireplaces during a Spare the Air Alert. Woodstoves and inserts, pellet stoves, outdoor fire pits, or any other wood-burning devices are included in the ban. An exemption is available for residents and businesses that burn wood as their sole source of heat and have no other permanently installed heating source, according to the district.
Before lighting a fire during the Winter Spare the Air season, which runs from November 1 through February 28, check to ensure that no bans are in place. Find the daily burn status:
- On the Air District Web sites: www.baaqmd.gov or www.sparetheair.org
- Via the toll-free hotline 1-877-4-NO-BURN (complaints can also be filed via the hotline)
- By signing up for AirAlerts at www.sparetheair.org or phone alerts at 1-800-430-1515
Wood smoke is the largest source of wintertime air pollution in the Bay Area, according to BAAQMD, and contains harmful pollutants such as particulate matter and carbon monoxide, as well as toxins which are linked to increased cancer rates in adults. In the winter, wood smoke from the 1.4 million fireplaces and wood stoves in the Bay Area contributes about one-third of the harmful particulate pollution in the air.
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District ( www.baaqmd.gov) is the regional agency responsible for protecting air quality in the nine-county Bay Area.
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Evan Longoria is back with the Rays in Washington, but he's not close to getting back on the field. He is trying to come back from a torn hamstring and hasn't been on the field in a game since May 3. Now he's still out indefinitely.
Longoria was in Durham, rehabbing in Triple A, when he felt a slight tweak in his hamstring, so he pulled himself out of the lineup.
The Rays then brought him back to the big league club and he will continue to work and rehab under the direct supervision of trainer Ron Porterfield.
The good news is, the Rays haven't shut Longoria down, he will continue the therapy, continue to work on getting back in the line up. Now he will just do it with his teammates and not in Durham.
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It's that magical time of year again when the entire nation sits up and takes note of the coolest sport in the world: Derby time! And when our game is the center of attention, racing fans dress to impress.
Whether it's your very first time at Churchill Downs for the Derby or you're a regular attendee, getting dressed for the Derby can be a daunting task. Fortunately, your friendly neighborhood ABR photographer (me!) was up to her old tricks of creepily taking photos of strangers at last year's race, so you can take a little inspiration from some of the chic fans at the 2012 Run for the Roses.
Let's start with the ladies, shall we? Obviously, since this is Derby, headgear is a must; but whether the lid you prefer is a fascinator or a hat is up to you. The debate over which is correct can be polarizing (akin to whether the toilet paper roll goes over the top – which is correct – or hangs limply from the bottom where it can touch the wall on its way around.)
Anyway, hats! There were some lovely examples of fabulous ladies' hats, and how to wear them with different kinds of dresses.
I loved how this girl paired her bright print dress with a simple but chic medium-brimmed hat. It's a perfectly put together ensemble to enjoy a day at the races.
Similarly, this woman paired a simple dress (in a fabulous color) with a more elaborate hat. Love the stripes!
These ladies went for a monochromatic pattern with wonderful results. Black and white is classic and makes a great statement.
I also loved the timeless simplicity of the following looks.
Of course, there's nothing wrong with something a little more elaborate! Feathers, flowers, tulle – this is Derby, so it's a perfect time to add a little whimsy to your hat!
How about fabulous fascinators? My first example is my favorite; I'm not even kidding, this is the most stylish woman I have ever seen in my life. Between the fascinator, the dress, the lovely makeup and appropriate jewelry, she was the embodiment of raceday chic.
There were other fantastic fascinators abound. They tend to be a little more youthful that a full-fledged hat and they come in fantastic colors. They're tons of fun and easy to wear with any kind of outfit.
For the gents out there, I haven't forgotten about you! Guys at the Derby tend to break out the bowties, and why not? It's a very Southern look and goes very well with mint juleps.
The guy on the right in the photo below had some fun playing with patterns – love the contrast of the tie and pocket square with the shirt.
This guy had a great all-around look. From stem to stern, he's doing it right.
I also liked this man's fedora – a very dapper look for Derby Day.
These guys also looked great – and the best part was how much fun they were having! And isn't that the entire point?
Speaking of fun, these guys rocked. I absolutely loved their homemade headgear!
A day at the races is a great way to express your personal style, so I hope that you enjoy dressing up whether you're making the pilgrimage to Louisville for the Run for the Roses or attending a viewing party with friends.
Thanks for stopping by, and I'll be back with my Derby Diaries starting on Tuesday live from Churchill Downs!


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The incident happened just after noon on February 2, in the South Bell Avenue area of Amhurst Gardens in Albemarle. Officers were called to the area to check on a call for shots fired, but were unable to locate a victim or suspect, the report states.
Upon further investigation, detectives with the Gang and Narcotics Unit were able to determine that there had been a shooting into and occupied vehicle, and warrants were issued for the potential suspect, Otis Eugene Burns, 38, of Dunlap Street.
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- Serves: 12-15
- Preparation time: 15 to 30 minutes
- A very moist carrot cake with crushed pineapple made in one bowl with a sweet topping. I have been making this cake for over 10 years. It is always a winner, always moist and keeps well. The cream cheese topping really makes this cake.
1½ cups plain flour
1 cup sugar
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
½ teaspoon salt
⅔ cup vegetable oil
2 eggs
1 cup grated carrot
1 teaspoon vanilla essence
½ cup crushed pineapple, including juice
Cream cheese topping
125 g softened cream cheese
½ teaspoon vanilla essence
1 tablespoon softened butter or margarine
1-1½ cups icing sugar
- Mix all the ingredients for the cake in one bowl stirring slowly and then beat on medium speed for 2 minutes.
- Pour into a greased lamington tin and bake at 180°C for 40-45 minutes.
- Cream cheese topping: Mix together, cream cheese, vanilla essence and butter.
- Gradually add icing sugar to taste. Spread over cold cake base. Store in refrigerator.
Absolutely delicious!
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Apricot-Braised Pot Roast
This luxuriously tender sweet-and-sour roast doesn't need a lot of attention during its long braise in the oven. The dried apricots dissolve into a velvety sauce: see if your kids can guess the fruity secret of their dinner.
Active time: 35 minutes
Total time: 5 hours
Yield: 8 servings
4-pound beef roast (chuck is perfect for this)
3 tablespoons vegetable oil
2 yellow onions, sliced
2 garlic cloves, finely chopped
1 teaspoon kosher salt
freshly ground pepper
1 cup red wine
2 cups chicken broth
2 cups water
2 tablespoons tomato paste
1 cup dried California apricots (Turkish are too bland for this)
1 tablespoon sugar
- Heat the oven to 375.
- In a Dutch oven or another heavy, lidded, ovenproof pot, heat a tablespoon of the oil for 10 minutes in the oven. Pat the meat dry with paper towels and season it well with salt and pepper, then roast it in the pot, uncovered, for half an hour.
- Meanwhile, heat the remaining oil in a large frying pan over medium heat and cook the onions, stirring, until they're turning soft and gold, then reduce the heat and cook, stirring occasionally, for another 20 minutes, at which point they should be deeply golden. Add the garlic, salt, and pepper, and stir for a minute or so, then add the broth, water, wine, tomato paste, apricots, and sugar, and bring to a boil.
- Pour the panful of onions and liquid over the roasted meat, then return it to the oven and cook, with its lid just barely ajar, for 4-5 hours -- flipping the roast after 2 hours -- until a fork can easily pull it apart. Check it now and then to make sure the liquid hasn't all cooked off; if it has, then stir in another cup of water every now and again.
- Let the roast rest in the pan for half an hour or so, then slice it (it will fall apart) and serve it with the apricot gravy from the pan (skim off any visible fat).
- If making ahead of time, chill the roast overnight, slice it the next day, and arrange the slices in a large, shallow baking dish, then pour the gravy over it, and heat it in a 350 oven for half an hour.
- Serve with noodles or mashed potatoes.
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Some league observers are wondering if the Falcons need to make finding a new nickel back a priority following their loss to Green Bay in the divisional round of the playoffs. Chris Owens, who was filling in at the position for the injured Brian Williams, committed two costly penalties on a second-quarter touchdown drive that allowed Green Bay to tie the score, and he struggled in coverage throughout the game. It was an awful finish to a rough sophomore season for Owens. Williams is due to become an unrestricted free agent in March and the nine-year veteran isn't a long-term solution at the nickel spot. The Falcons are pleased with starting CBs Dunta Robinson and Brent Grimes, and they tend to exercise patience with their draft picks — there is no indication that they're ready to give up on Owens. Improving their depth at corner, however, might help the Falcons get over the hump in 2011.


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Orlando Police are looking for the thief who stole cash donations meant to cover medical expenses for baby's heart transplant. While the baby lives in Tampa, police say the money was taken in Orlando.Rodger Anderson says his baby granddaughter Jaelyn needs a new heart. "It's swelling of the heart. Where it gets so large, it collapsed her right lung. It destroys the muscle tissue on the outside of the heart."Rodger works for Jetblue. He says his co-workers raised about $3,000 to help pay for the baby's medical expenses. According to co-worker James Van Cleave, several employees went to South Florida to collect the money, but as they took a break in Orlando someone swiped the money. "Even this morning when I went back into work people were just sick."According to investigators the men had dinner at a local Orlando restaurant. When suddenly someone broke into their van, which was parked right in the parking lot. Rodger says, "Took their luggage wallets, passports, ID and also the money we raised for my granddaughter Jaelyn."
Knowing someone took the money meant for his baby granddaughter, breaks Rodger's own heart. He says he devastated. "We were trying to find different ways to raise money for her, because the medical bills were so expensive." James adds, "It was gut wrenching when I got the phone call last night. Cause we were already set up in Tampa to have the raffle and pulling prizes that the company had donated."Saying that it's "literally stealing from a baby in need," James hopes the thief returns the money. "It's a 10-month-old little girl that needs a transplant and it's her future. Without this help and support its such a big burden on the family."The family still has $5,000 in donations that were raised in another area. For more information on Jaelyn, click here.
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Palo Alto will wait on 13th elementary decision
Original post made on Jun 21, 2007
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on Jun 21, 2007 at 10:59 am
The Board asked for a trigger point. They got it. Now they don't like it. So?
on Jun 21, 2007 at 12:42 pm
Build the 13th elementary in East Palo Alto and save the bus rides.
on Jun 21, 2007 at 1:10 pm
Tinsley isn't really the root of the problem here. We have a plethora of kids who live right in the district--a lot of whom are going to private schools because they don't want to count on a spot at a neighborhood school.
Though I heard Duveneck's incoming K class isn't as overloaded as last year's. I think people quit swarming into the area when they realized there was no guarantee they could get a spot at the school.


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<integrated circuit> PIC A special-purpose integrated circuit that functions as an overall manager in an interrupt driven system. It accepts requests from the peripheral equipment, determines which of the incoming requests is of the highest priority, ascertains whether the incoming request has a higher priority value than the level currently being serviced, and issues an interrupt to the CPU based on this determination.
PICs typically have eight interrupt lines, and two PICs are often cascaded to provide 15 available interrupt lines.
See also: Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller.
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Gov. Nathan Deal and the Governor's Office of Workforce Development launched several statewide workforce development initiatives aimed to aid Georgia's returning veterans.
The announcement took place at the Georgia Jobs for Veterans Employer Breakfast.
With an estimated 80,000 new veterans expected to enter Georgia's workforce by 2016, the new programs will help ensure veterans have a smooth transition back into the civilian workforce.
"As a U.S. Army veteran myself, I take pride in the sacrifice these men and women have made for our country and our state," said Deal. "Ensuring that these heroes find meaningful employment as they return home is one of Georgia's top priorities."
The Department of Driver Services will also play an important role in this effort.
Troops to Trucks is a program that will expedite the entry of veterans into civilian employment through the transportation industry.
The DDS center in Midland, Muscogee County, will open its doors to active duty military, veterans, Guard and Reserve starting Nov. 12.
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BOYZONE will perform at Westonbirt in July after announcing their Forest Live debut this summer.
In a continuation of the celebration of their BZ20 anniversary, Ronan, Keith, Shane and Mikey will be performing in four spectacular woodland locations as part of the Forestry Commission's annual concert series.
After 21 singles, seven albums and 25 million record sales, Boyzone are still going strong. In a phenomenal start to a musical career, they scored 16 consecutive top five singles such as Love Me For A Reason' Father and Son and Picture of You and the run included six number one's Words, A Different Beat, All That I Need, No Matter What, When The Going Gets Tough and You Needed Me.
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Prisoners of Conscience jailed for 65 years for helping Palestinian children
by MainStreet, Sat Mar 13, 2010 at 09:38:56 AM EST
Five victims of the Holy Land Foundation witch hunt, including Ghassan Elhashi and Shukri abu Baker were just sentenced to 65 years in jail in what was nothing less than a modern U.S. witch trial, undertaken purely for Israel's sake, a rogue nation that breaks international and human rights laws everyday.
"Ghassan Elashi, a co-founding member of what was once the nation's largest Muslim charity, was sentenced to 65 years in prison for funneling millions of dollars to the Palestinian militant group Hamas. Mr. Elashi, 55, and Shukri Abu Baker, 50, were among the five members of the Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development sentenced. The men and the foundation were convicted in November 2008 on 108 charges, following a mistrial in which the government in 2007 failed to convince jurors that the charity sent more than $12 million to Hamas. Mufid Abdulqader, 49, was sentenced to 20 years on three conspiracy counts. Mohammad El-Mezain, 55, received 15 years for one count of conspiracy to support a terrorist organization, and Abdulrahman Odeh 15 years for three conspiracy counts. The group was not accused of violence, but of bankrolling schools and social welfare programs the government says are controlled by Hamas. It is illegal to offer Hamas support because it has been designated a terrorist organization by the United States."
These defendants were convicted of feeding needy children in Gaza, while Israel was conducting ethnic cleansing and colonization of Palestinian lands in the territories. Although Israel has killed ten times as many innocent civilians in Gaza over the years (a hundred times during the brutal siege of December, 2008), it has been able, using the US State Department, to brand Hamas as a terrorist organization, when it is known that it provides feeding programs, education, medical, and social services to the people of Gaza.
Amy Goodman of Democracy Now went on the attack in May 29, 2009:
Despite No Links to Violence, Founders of Muslim Charity Sentenced to Lengthy Terms for Donations to Needy Palestinians in Occupied Territories
"Five founders of the Holy Land Foundation, once the nation's largest Muslim charity, have received prison terms of up to sixty-five years on charges of supporting the Palestinian group Hamas. The five were never accused of supporting violence and were convicted for funding charities that aided needy Palestinians. The government's case relied on Israeli intelligence as well as disputed documents and electronic surveillance gathered by the FBI over a span of fifteen years. We speak to Noor Elashi, daughter of Ghassan Elashi, the chair of the Holy Land Foundation who was sentenced to sixty-five years; and Nancy Hollander, a defense attorney who represented former Holy Land CEO Shukri Abu Baker."
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Immediate voting in Alamo
Original post made by Voter Information on Feb 9, 2009
All other voters should have received their sample ballot by now. If one of these voters wishes to Vote by Mail for this election an application is included in the envelope with the sample ballot or they may use the on-line application on our web site Web Link Voters who would rather pick up their own Vote by Mail ballot, or vote a ballot now in person, may do so in the County Clerk-Recorder-Elections Office, 555 Escobar St., Martinez, CA.
All requests to have a Vote by Mail ballot mailed to a voter must be received by the Elections Office no later than February 24, 2009. In person Vote by Mail ballot pick-up and return continues through Election Day.
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on Feb 10, 2009 at 6:58 pm
If you wish a ride to Martinez to cast your vote, please send your contact information to firstname.lastname@example.com. We will provide bus transportation this Friday and Tuesday for voters wishing transportation.
Cybil Raymond
on Feb 11, 2009 at 9:18 am
I am a blog nut, so I thought I would dare to share my view.
I will not be voting in your election because I do not reside in Alamo.
I am currently visiting my sister in your fair Alamo. I graduated from Villanova University last year.
I am from Bryn Mawr (pronounced brin-mar) Pennsylvania. Bryn Mawr is located towards the center of what is known as the Main Line, a group of wealthy Philadelphia suburbs stretching from the city limits to Paoli, Pennsylvania. Our median household income of 179, 598 (2000 census) is even higher than your area. Home of some of the most beautiful woman in the world (I am one lucky guy)
You live in a charming area, away from the hustle-bustle of cities around you. Why are you even considering change?
When remote unincorporated areas in Pennsylvania get put on the map they somehow begin to realize changes that are unforseen.
While at student at Villanova we studied the changes that historically occur once a town adopts their own city governments. The changes that occur are not particuarly positive, and not as easy to control as you might think.
Hope your Alamo remains charming when I visit again in 3 years. I think if you incorporate, it will not be quite as charming. Just one guys opinion from 3,000 miles away.
on Feb 12, 2009 at 1:20 pm
Thank you Mr. Buccio; those of us who are adamantly opposed to incorporation wonder the same thing. If something is wonderful and it has been for 40 years, what the heck is it all about to change it. Once you change, you don't stay the same...you change and that's that. Period. And really, the fluff that the proponents throw up hoping that some will stick,is just that...fluff. Made up stuff with no foundation...demonizing the County government that's been with us through world wars, depression, recessions, civil war, etc. and guess what? WE HAVE NEVER CHANGED. The county has always left us alone. Now they try to scare the voters with completely refutable stories like light rail transit using the closed Home Depot in Alamo as a station. Please!!! Or that the County has "secret" plans to widen the Danville Highway. Right.
Thank you Mr. Buccio, for your observant letter and when you visit again in a few years, please let us know. We have no intention of ruining what we have here.
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Cardinals happy for Spiezio
Former infielder signs Minor League deal with Braves
ST. LOUIS -- Though few in the Cardinals clubhouse disputed the club's decision to part ways with Scott Spiezio, that doesn't mean Spiezio's former teammates stopped taking an interest in him. Spiezio signed a Minor League deal with the Braves on Monday, and the news was greeted warmly at Busch Stadium.
"I was really glad to see that," manager Tony La Russa said on Tuesday afternoon. "In fact, I've got to call him and wish him the best. That's a great situation. Atlanta does a lot of things right. That was really good news.
"They do things really right there. They demand that you do it right. So it will be good for him."
Spiezio, who missed five weeks in 2007 to pursue treatment for substance abuse, was released in February after being charged with several misdemeanors stemming from an alleged drunk-driving incident in California over the winter. The Cardinals are responsible for the entirety of his 2008 salary whether or not he makes it back to the big leagues.
Adam Kennedy, a teammate of Spiezio's in Anaheim and St. Louis, said he'd gotten word recently that Spiezio would be signing with Atlanta. He regarded it as excellent news.
"Oh yeah, definitely," he said. "Absolutely."
Matthew Leach is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Simulation of Electromagnetic Stirrers and Brakes Applied in the Metallurgical Field
C. Mapelli
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The control of the flux within continuous casting systems used in the metallurgical field can be obtained through the application of electromagnetic. The model here has been solved through a linear time-harmonic solver. The results of the electromagnetic model have then been applied to the fluid-mechanics model through volume Lorentz forces.
Modelling of Catalytic Radiant Heaters
J.P.Mmbaga, T.M. Mannan, N. Joederi, S.E. Wanke, and R.E. Hayes
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In this work we present the modelling of catalytic radiant heaters. The presentation outlines the mathematical model as well as a Laboratory setup of a catalytic radiant heater.
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Two designs for thin layer flow cells were set up at University of Ulm, Germany, in order to identify parameters describing the kinetics of methanol-oxydation – reactions, to be utilized in fuel cells. Computer models for two designs were constructed using COMSOL Multiphysics. Results from the numerical simulations were used to evaluate the different flow cell designs. The aim to ...
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The Long Island Campus of St. Joseph's College offers eligible
students the opportunity to participate in a three-semester honors program as part of their bachelor's degree. The program provides an enriched and rigorous academic experience, meeting
the special needs of those students who have demonstrated
extraordinary academic accomplishment and ability and who are committed
to achieving their full potential.
St. Joseph's College recognizes that some students have additional needs due to their superior achievements and intense desire for knowledge. The honors program offers these gifted academic students a community within our larger community. While these students do share some common classes within the honors program, they also take courses outside the program based on their personal choices each semester. This offers them the perfect balance of academic challenge, community and flexibility to explore new areas and meet new people.
A learning community of scholars
selected to participate in the honors program form a learning
community, taking several courses towards their core requirements
that will provide an interdisciplinary perspective. Faculty teaching
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and seek and implement ways to challenge students in their
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Honors program courses are taken in the
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third semester, the fall of their sophomore year. In the spring of
their sophomore year, participants will travel with their honors
cohorts and some faculty as they broaden their understanding of the
world from academics to cultural adventuring.
The first honors group
visited Washington, D.C., visiting Congress, the White House and the
museums and historical buildings, including George
Washington's home, Mount Vernon. Our second group of honors students went to Ireland in spring 2008 as their capstone travel
Successful completion of the program is noted on the student's transcript, and becomes part of the student's permanent academic record.
Engagement beyond the classroom
In addition to the travel component, honors students engage in other activities, guest lecturers and local visits which complement course content and provide students an enriched academic and social experience that foster personal and intellectual development.
Admissions requirements
To be considered for the program, a student must have:
gained acceptance for admission to St. Joseph's College*
achieved a minimum 1200 SAT score (calculating the verbal and mathematics portion; the writing score will be noted as supplemental) or ACT score of 26
earned a 90 high school grade point average or higher
demonstrated above-average verbal and written communication skills
indicated an interest in the honors program
*Admission to this program is determined by committee review and in no way affects general admission status or financial aid.
students who have a been admitted to the College are sent a letter from
the dean of the School of Arts and Sciences, inviting them to apply. A one-page application is included and we urge interested students to
return the application and a brief statement of interest as soon as
they can.
Once admitted to the program, the students will receive notification from the dean and are invited to contact Honors Program Committee Chair Wendy Turgeon with questions and for further information.
Three-Semester Course Sequence
Freshmen join together as a community of learners for a three-semester sequence of courses designed especially for the honors program for a total of 16 credits. Sample courses include:
2. Invitation to Philosophy (philosophy)
3. Art and Communication (fine arts)
4. Rainbow of Voices (English)
5. State and Local Government (political science)
6. Interdisciplinary courses such as Globalization of Food and The Ancient World
7. Capstone Seminar is a 1-credit flexible course that is built around the anticipated travel destination
Travel Venues
During the spring semester of sophomore year, students travel to a destination as part of experiential learning. Recent destinations include Paris, Ireland, Prague and Krakow. The fall capstone course (LA 201) focuses on the history and culture of the city/country of the trip destination. See our student-produced slide show of the 2012 honors trip to Krakow and Prague in the right column of this page.
Current Committee Members and program faculty
Mark Hessler, Department of History
S. Loretta McGrann, provost and Department of English
Ralph Nofi, Department of Accounting and Business Administration
Judith Phagan, Department of English
Wendy Turgeon, Department of Philosophy
Marie Fitzgerald, Department of History
James Blakeley, Department of History
Debra Walling
Associate Director of Admissions
155 West Roe Boulevard
Patchogue, NY 11772