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October 19, 2005, 06:43 AM
Previously we told you actress Imelda Staunton was rumored to be cast in the part of Dolores Umbridge in the film version of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. Today ,readers Neil and Bianca wrote us and said the actress just appeared on ITV's "This Morning" program and confirmed that she was indeed going to appear in the fifth Potter movie. She also apparently said she hasn't read the script yet, but will begin filming in January. The link for the TV show also lists the actress as appearing in the next Potter film.
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"The Katoeys of Nana" is about acceptance and sharing. I was fortunate to be accepted into the katoey gogo clubs at Nana Plaza in Bangkok as an observer, as a photographer by sharing the images with them.
Thailand is the land where the girls are beautiful, and the boys are even more gorgeous, because they work hard at being more beautiful.
This book has 120 pages of photographs.
These are portraits not of Thai ladies, but of Thai Ladyboys,
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Dr. Lawrence is from Nantucket, Massachusetts. At a young age, she quickly developed a bond with animals and knew that she wanted to become a veterinarian. Following high school, she obtained a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Vermont with a major in Animal Science.
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The young students at Incredible Years Preschool are already reaping the benefits of having Treva Paden as their new teacher, said Cathy Estes, preschool coordinator. Paden has returned to her hometown and recently joined the team as a full-time instructor.
Helping Hands Preschool children climb aboard a horse-drawn wagon at Rosewood Ranch on Tuesday afternoon. Nearly 20 children attended the field trip. The children had the opportunity to learn about ranch life from the Rosewood Ranch staff and to interact with several horses at the ranch. Three more classes are scheduled to attend Rosewood Ranch this week, comprising about 30 children, said Helping Hands teacher Shelly Post. Helping Hands students have been visiting the ranch for about five years. "We schedule a lot of field trips throughout the year," explained Post. "Children are very visual, so field trips are a ...
Kansas nurses now can advance their careers at home, thanks to an agreement between Barton Community College and the University of Kansas School of Nursing. The agreement allows nurses with an associate's degree in nursing from a participating college to easily transition to receive their Bachelor of Science in nursing from KU's online Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN-to-BSN) program. KU signed similar agreements with 18 other colleges as well.
TOPEKA – Nearly 2,000 book enthusiasts joined Kansas First Lady Mary Brownback for the 2012 Kansas Book Festival at the Kansas State Historical Society in Topeka Sept 15.
SAN MARCOS, Texas - Deanna Warren, Great Bend was among the graduates during the 2012 summer commencement ceremonies at Texas State University-San Marcos. Warren received a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in accounting.
Barton Community College honored 15 employees during an all-college forum August 24, recognizing them for their years of service to the college. Awards were presented for 5, 10, 20, 25, 30 and 35 years of service.
Barton Community College and Sterling College recently signed an articulation agreement, which makes it easier to transfer credits from BCC to SC.
The Barton County Sheriff's Reserves recently presented scholarships to Andrew Baker and Jonathon Browne.
Great Bend and Barton County Crime Stoppers recently awarded its 2012 scholarships to Lindsey Villarreal and Jonathan Lucas Brown.
With the end of summer looming within a few weeks, students and their families may need to brush up on some financial dos and don'ts in preparation for that new college experience. Whether shopping for school supplies or applying for that first credit card, it pays to be smart about every transaction. The Better Business Bureau has some reminders designed to help avoid financial pitfalls for students transitioning to the college world.
When a 3-year-old child walked into Incredible Years Preschool last fall, the teachers knew something was different.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Great Bend native Bonnie Postlethwaite has been appointed as Dean of University Libraries at University of Missouri - Kansas City for a two-year term, effective July 1. As the current associate dean of libraries with a long history of administrative service and an extensive knowledge of UMKC and its complex libraries' system, Postlethwaite is particularly well suited for this appointment, said Gail Hackett, provost and executive vice chancellor for academic affairs.
Kans for Kids Fighting Cancer came full circle last month when Katie Schwartz, Omaha, Neb., graduated from Millard South High School. Katie was diagnosed with an undifferentiated sarcoma the size of a small volleyball when she was 9 months old on Sept. 14, 1994. Her two cousins, Sarah, 11, and Shane Reif, 8, Hoisington, began recycling aluminum cans to help with Katie's medical expenses.
Great Bend Noon Kiwanis scholarship chairwoman Becky Dudrey, left, is shown with scholarship winner Alyssa Dowson and her parents, Janet and Eric Dowson. Alyssa received a $600 renewable scholarship for Barton Community College.
The Great Bend High School chapter of National Honor Society initiated new members for the 2012-13 school year on May 15.
Dolly, Vanya, Sonia, Masha, Spike and Figaro will be on hand to help Fort Hays State University celebrate Felten-Start Theatre's 50 years of performances.
Through an alternative textbook initiative, Kansas State University faculty members are helping students save an estimated $423,000 a year in textbook costs.
The percentage of Kansas high school graduates meeting college readiness benchmarks in all areas measured on the ACT college entrance exam, increased for the fourth year in a row, and the average composite score recorded its largest increase since 2011.
Barton Community College representatives lent a helping hand Wednesday during the Stuff the Bus donation campaign for United Way of Central Kansas.
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Clovis, New Mexico - Student populations in the Clovis and Portales Municipal School districts have dropped.
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English teachers in Italy typically find work towards the beginning of September or October, and then again in January, with most contracts ending in late June. For those looking to teach through the summer, opportunities at summer English language camps are available, and positions typically start in late June and early July. English teachers in Italy will be expected to interview in person once they arrive in Italy, and they will also be responsible for their airfare, as well as housing. Most teachers live in apartments recently vacated by previous teachers, and many room with their coworkers.
A solid hourly wage affords English teachers in Italy a comfortable lifestyle that enables them to enjoy all that Italy has to offer. Schools typically offer around 20-25 hours per week of work, leaving you plenty of opportunity to travel and explore. English teachers need to have a BA to teach in Italy, and a TEFL certification is absolutely necessary as well. Major cities for English teaching jobs in Italy include Florence, Rome, Naples, Milan, and Turin.
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The Met: Live in HD
Peter Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin
Sunday, Oct. 6, 2013
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$25, $20 seniors, $10 children/students
Anna Netrebko and Mariusz Kwiecien star as the lovestruck Tatiana and the imperious Onegin in Tchaikovsky's fateful romance. Actress and director Fiona Shaw* will make her Met directorial debut. The production, set in the late 19th century, moves episodically from farmhouse to ballroom, with a powerful snowstorm providing the dramatic setting for the finale. Piotr Beczala is Lenski, Onegin's friend turned rival. Russian maestro Valery Gergiev conducts.
Eugene Onegin is a co-production of the Metropolitan Opera and English National Opera.
* Please note: Fiona Show will be replacing Deborah Warner who will be unable to direct her staging at the Met due to an unexpected surgical procedure and the anticipated recovery time
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NEW ORLEANS - For every outfit there is a perfect pair of shoes, and Cue Magazine Editor Missy Wilkinson was in the studio with some ideas for the right pair of shoes for your spring ensemble.
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Really, it's November already? The older I get, each year seems to fly by faster than the previous one. I have just finished putting my garden to bed and am already starting to receive online garden catalogs for 2013. No wonder things seem to be moving along faster than we would like. I hope this newsletter finds you well and looking forward to spending time with friends and family as the holiday season approaches.
Things to do in the garden
- The garden season is almost over for 2012 even if the weather seems to encourage you to Plant Now! Stop and think before taking the chance on losing something you may really want for spring. There are some things that you can still plant and they should be okay. If you find a good deal on spring blooming bulbs or possibly your favorite garlic, those should be alright to set out (as long as your ground isn't frozen), and you may possibly find a deal on some small trees and shrubs that you can put in now. The key to planting small trees and shrubs this late in the fall is not to stimulate a plant into sending out new growth! Most plants that have been outside in the nursery are already preparing themselves for the winter, so the key here is not to encourage new growth now that will surely die later when the real weather hits. Plant as usual, but do not fertilize, and be sure to water and mulch heavily. For information on planting trees and shrubs, see Bulletin #2366, Selecting, Planting, and Caring for Trees and Shrubs.
- Cut back any remaining dead plants in the perennial bed or dead blossoms off from shrubs such as hydrangea if you don't care for the winter interest that they will bring when covered with frost or snow.
- Add any amendments to your soil as recommended in the soil test you sent in earlier in the year. By adding them now they will have time to work into your soil and be readily available to your plants in the spring.
- If you haven't already done so now is the time to mulch and do whatever maintenance on your roses that you have been putting off.
- One last item that you can do now is mulch and put tree wrap on any young new trees that you planted this year, to protect them from rodent damage.
Upcoming Events
Longfellow's Greenhouse 2012 Art & Artisan Show & Sale
- If you're looking for another excuse to go and visit a nursery and greenhouse, this may be the event for you. Longfellow's Greenhouse located on 81 Puddledock Road in Manchester, Maine, is holding their annual Art & Artisan Show & Sale on November 3 and 4. For information on this event, please visit Longfellow's Greenhouse website or call them at (207) 622-5965.
Horse Health Education Conference being held in New Gloucester, ME
- Horse owners, caretakers, and pre-veterinary students will learn about the most serious infectious diseases that can affect their animals, and what can be done to improve bio-security and prevent disease outbreaks on the farm, at the Horse Health Education Conference on Saturday, November 17 at the Pineland Equestrian Center in New Gloucester. This program is for horse owners, prospective pre-veterinary students, 4-H and Pony Club leaders and older youth, boarding farm owners and operators, horse business owners, horse trainers, farriers, auction houses, fair superintendents, and others from New England who are interested in learning more about infectious diseases of horses.
Cost for the event is $15 for adults and $10 for students for early registrations received by November 9 (a limited number of scholarships are available; please contact us.) Late and walk-in registrations are $25 for adults and $20 for students.
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For more information you can also visit the UMaine Events Calendar.
The Maine Harvest Festival
- Will be held on November 10 – 11 at the Bangor Auditorium and Civic Center in Bangor, Maine, from 10 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on both days. General admission tickets are $5.00 each, with children 10 and under free. For more information, see the Maine Harvest Festival website.
Items of Interest
- Visit the University of Maine website for information and tips on Food for Holiday Gift Giving: Safety Comes First!, Bulletin #4274. Or watch our Holiday Foods Safety Tips video.
- Wondering what you can do around the house to cut down on your energy cost? Check out the Energy Info for Homeowners & Renters, along with other great energy tips.
- One of the most popular holiday house plants at this time of year is the Poinsettia. This popular plant now comes in a wide range of colors and can be found in many different sizes. The University of Illinois has a great website with many interesting facts along with tips on how to care for Poinsettias.
- Have you ever wondered how to make your own holiday wreath? See Bulletin #7012, Making Balsam Fir Wreaths.
- Non-Timber Forest Products: Goods from the Maine Woods Balsam Fir, Bulletin #2541, by David Fuller, UMaine Extension Agriculture and Non-Timber Forest Products Professional, is an informative look at products past and present, made from the Balsam fir tree (Abies balsamea) here in Maine.
- Want to learn how to grow balsam fir trees to cut for your own continuous supply of balsamtips? See Bulletin #7089, Growing a Continuous Supply of Balsam Fir Wreath Brush.
Thank you!
To Mark Whitney, who worked on cleaning up the raised beds here at the University of Maine Cooperative Extension office in Skowhegan. Also thank you to Sheryl Ruman and Cheryl Perkins for cleaning up the flagpole bed. The raised beds are ready for the 2013 gardening season and the flagpole bed looks the best it has since spring and is ready for an upgrade in the spring of 2013.


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SAVANNAH -- United Way of the Coastal Empire has received another helping hand to help victims and families of the sugar refinery fire.
The following warranty deeds were filed with Liberty County Clerk of Court Barry Wilkes' office from Feb. 4-8. The listings include the names of the sellers and buyers, the book and page where the deed can be found in deed books maintained in the clerk's office, the transfer tax (which gives an estimate of the price paid, based on $1 per $1,000) and a description of the property, which may be the subdivision and/or Georgia Militia District where it is located. Refer to the accompanying map for the GMD numbers.
The Disabled American Veterans Chapter 46 presented an appreciation plaque to NeSmith Chevrolet on Feb. 18.
The Liberty County Magistrate Court will conduct a Landlord/Tenant Workshop at 10 a.m. on Thursday, Feb. 28, in the Liberty County Courthouse Annex second floor boardroom.
Identity theft is big business. In fact, each year, billions -- that's with a "b" -- of dollars are lost to identity theft, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
A bipartisan bill being pushed by members of the Georgia House would help the $168 billion economic stimulus package recently approved by Congress last a little longer for Georgians.
Mike Reed, general manager of NeSmith Chevrolet here, announced Wednesday that the dealership is providing welcome home gift bags for 1,700 deployed soldiers returning to Fort Stewart from Iraq in the coming months.
ATLANTA -- The Georgia Department of Labor announced Thursday that 66,468 laid-off workers filed first-time claims for unemployment insurance benefits in January, up 41.8 percent from December.
SALISBURY, N.C. -- Now through March 11, all Food Lion stores are conducting a Shop & Care campaign to support Easter Seals.
Consumers now have more money-saving options, banking as much as an extra $40, after Kroger debuted its new, $4 generic prescription drug program Feb. 6, widening the door to more than 300 medications.
SAVANNAH -- Through a partnership between United Way's 2-1-1 program and Savannah-Chatham Asset Development Coalition, free tax preparation will be offered at several IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance sites throughout the Coastal Empire.
The following warranty deeds were filed with Liberty County Clerk of Court Barry Wilkes' office from Jan. 21-Feb. 1. The listings include the names of the sellers and buyers, the book and page where the deed can be found in deed books maintained in the clerk's office, the transfer tax (which gives an estimate of the price paid, based on $1 per $1,000) and a description of the property, which may be the subdivision and/or Georgia Militia District where it is located. Refer to the accompanying map for the GMD numbers.
SAVANNAH - Tom Wiley, The Coastal Bank's president and CEO, has been named to the board of directors for the Georgia Chamber of Commerce.
GLENNVILLE - First Citizens Bank has announced the launch of remote express deposit, a service that allows companies to deposit checks electronically from their places of business.
Tom Hassett joined Coastal Home Care's leadership team as the chief operating officer.
Ludowici B-B-Q held its grand opening last week, bringing another eatery into Long County.
ATLANTA - Metro Hinesville's unemployment rate for July was 9.3 percent, up 0.5 percent from 8.8 percent in June, the state Department of Labor reported this week.
The Hinesville-Fort Stewart metropolitan statistical area recently was featured in the top 2 percent of MSAs nationwide for its workforce attributes in Area Development magazine's 100 Leading Locations for 2014.
The Liberty Consolidated Planning Commission on Tuesday approved a revised subarea land-use map for the Fleming community.
During its Monday morning meeting, the Liberty County Development Authority approved the site plan for SNF Chemtall's warehouse expansion, Floquip. The approved plan included some variances, such as removing three parking spaces from the visitors' entrance in the cul-de-sac. It also included an exception to the minimum-standard required between the truck/visitors driveway and employee driveway.
The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce recently added Melissa Bloom to its staff as administrative assistant. She replaces Krista Maines, who recently moved to the finance-assistant position.
Georgia's net tax collections for July totaled nearly $1.49 billion for an increase of $78 million, or 5.5 percent, compared to the month-ended July 2013, according to Gov. Nathan Deal.
Dr. James Graham owns and directs Excelsior Ambulance Service, Long County's new service provider. He addressed the county commission Aug. 5.
MidCoast Regional Airport's Local Joint-Management Board on Thursday approved a new fuel-supply service contract with World Fuel Service.
The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce recently added Krista Maines to its staff as administrative assistant.
The Liberty County branch of Ameris Bank recently donated $1,500 to the 2014 Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) marketing campaign.
Jones Medical Equipment, with support from the Liberty County Chamber of Commerce, held a ribbon cutting to celebrate the company's one-year anniversary Aug. 1 at 481 E.G. Miles Parkway in Hinesville.
John Caravella, a Vietnam veteran and board member of Veterans Heart Georgia, was the guest speaker Tuesday at the Hinesville Rotary Club's weekly meeting at the La Quinta Inn & Suites.
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Florida State's spring game kicks off Saturday at 4 p.m. and many top recruits will be in attendance. Here are a few of the notables.
This is the second part of a series I will be doing on 2013 prospects that have Florida State offers. If you missed the first part of my series, link You wont find a breakdown like this on any other Florida State site when it comes to 2013 prospects this early. Today we look at Boone High School Running Back Aaron "AJ" Turman. Height: 6'0 Weight:206 Offers: Boston College, North Carolina State, Florida State, UCF and Florida Atlantic 2010 Stats- 1,511 yards and 15 TD's.which is a school rushing record 2011 stats- 1167 yards and 12 TDs on 160 carries Evaluation of AJ Turman: Turman is a very good college running back prospect with a coveted size to speed ratio and overall very impressive physical tools to develop. Has a taller, well-built frame that looks like it could still fill out to the 220-pound range. Physically imposing running back. Hits the hole with great burst, going north-south with very little wasted lateral movement. A three down running back who has been know to lay out blitzing linebackers. Needs to work better on catching the ball out of the backfield. Limited agility back who would prefer lowering his shoulder then dancing in the hole. One of the best size to speed ratio running backs in Florida. Dominates against top Florida competition playing in 8A. Top 30 player in Florida in my opinion for the 2013 class Background on AJ Turman: Plays with Florida State Wide Receiver commit Marvin Bracy at Boone High School. Starter since his freshman year which is very rare at Boone HS. Boone HS Head Coach Phil Zigler said this of Turman "I coached Stacey Mack, who played here and in the NFL. He will be better and that's saying a lot because I love Stacey." Earned his Florida State offer at Jimbo Fisher Camp once he ran a sub 4.5 40. Runs the 100 meters in under 11 seconds. Trained by former Florida State sprinter Ricky Argro who also trains Marvin Bracy. Multiple clients of Argro have gone on to play football at Florida State. Visited Auburn and Florida State who are consider his favorites for games this year. Additional Highlights http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Py9A9K5YIbw
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Date: June 10, 2009
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You could hear a pin drop in the dining room. At 2 p.m., preparations are beginning in anticipation for a busy dinner crowd. Chef de cuisine Rebecca Costanzo and her team are getting their kitchen work stations ready — thus, the work day is just beginning at Portofino Ristorante and Bar at The Longboat Key Club and Resort.
Just last year, Costanzo took the Key Club chefs by storm when she asked them to take a chance on her.
Costanzo had been a grill cook at the Harbourside Grille for three-and-a-half years, when the club purchased the former Café on the Bay, at the Longboat Key Club Moorings, and planned to turn it into an Italian restaurant.
When the club brought in five or six chefs (including one from Italy) to interview for the top position, Costanzo was right there, helping deliver the tasting plates to the club chefs to sample. After tasting a few of the dishes, she knew she could do even better.
And, after tasting Costanzo's Italian dishes, Key Club Chefs Bob Weil and Thomas McKinney-Sther were blown away and realized what they had been looking for was right in front of them. Costanzo was hired, and, at only 30 years old, she had her own restaurant.
The head chef position at Portofino seemed destined for Costanzo. Growing up Italian, with the typical large-and-lengthy Italian meals being cooked, Costanzo was always a self-proclaimed "foodie."
"My mother taught me how to make her famous marinara — we call it 'gravy'," Costanzo says. "She showed me exactly how to make it on the stove for eight hours — Italian food has always been my favorite cuisine."
With cooking in her blood, Costanzo worked her way up from the bottom. She moved to Florida at age 16 and began as a buser, then moved to hostess, cashier and, finally, a prep cook. At the time, it was a means to make a living, but she loved the business. After a move to Virginia, she started to meet and admire "real culinarians" and executive chefs. While working more closely with the chefs, Costanzo was frustrated she couldn't understand their lingo.
"The chefs were throwing out words I didn't understand, so I decided to go to culinary school to figure out what they were talking about," she says. "I had already learned the procedures and techniques throughout my experiences, but there I was able to learn the words. The Culinary Institute of America fine-tuned me to be more well-rounded."
But the warm weather kept calling the talented chef back to Florida, particularly Sarasota. She applied at the Key Club for the grill cook job — which took five grueling interviews to finally get the job, but she says it was absolutely worth the effort. Now, Costanzo is especially proud to prepare her favorite personal recipe, Portofino's Mandilli de Saea Bolognese.
Taking direction from her mentor at The Founders Inn, in Virginia, Bob Zappatelli, who recently died, Costanzo has learned to be a respectable chef — no Gordon Ramsay from "Hell's Kitchen" here. She also has taken his advice to heart: "Take simple ingredients and make them great."
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The town psychiatrist has decided to switch everybody in Pine Cove, California, from their normal antidepressants to placebos, so naturally—well, to be accurate, artificially—business is booming at the local blues bar. Trouble is, those lonely slide-guitar notes have also attracted a colossal sea beast named Steve with, shall we say, a thing for explosive oil tanker trucks. Suddenly, morose Pine Cove turns libidinous and is hit by a mysterious crime wave, and a beleaguered constable has to fight off his own gonzo appetites to find out what's wrong and what, if anything, to do about it.
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GOP culture that's distinct to New England. He helped revive John McCain's flagging New Hampshire campaign and led the Arizona Republican to victory there.
"Jim is one of the top political professionals in the country and I'm excited to put his talents to work building the strongest grassroots campaign in Connecticut history," Simmons said in the release. "Jim has a proven track record of success on the most difficult political terrain in the nation. His expertise and leadership of my campaign will be critical as I remind every voter that 'public office is a public trust' that must be respected."
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What do you get when you put one hot blonde and two sexy brunettes into the Girls Gone Wild bus? You get three horny girls ready to flash their boobs and have some fun. This is the craziest thing they have ever done so far. By the end of the night these sexy college coeds will do much more than just flash their tits.
Pinch me I am dreaming! Jessica the smoking hot brunette and Kristen the hot blonde bombshell are dream girls. Tanned, toned and sexy these girls love long walks on the beach, boobs, and drinking beer off tits. These fun loving girls took our GGW crew out to a secluded part of the beach to show off a few of their other interest.
We caught Chelsea and Paige in the middle a hot and heavy make out session and invited them to continue the party on the roof. These blondes were so hot for each other they barely had time to come up for breath. When Chelsea finally did come up to breathe Paige seized the opportunity and went to steal second base. It gets real intense when they start running for home base.
Chloe should be thrown in jail. It should be a crime against humanity to keep tits that perky and perfect locked away in a bra. No matter how hot she looks in it. But thanks to the hard work and diligence of our rescue crew at Girls Gone Wild we are able to liberate her tits for the world to see. You are welcome world.
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It's time for hot apple cider and pumpkin picking, and if you take a nice drive on Old State Road 37, you can find the perfect place for both: Musgrave Orchard. The trees are changing and the weather is starting to get that crisp chill in the air, and that's just the time when owners Andy and Amy Hamilton do what they truly enjoy.
This past Saturday was Musgrave Orchard's seasonal grand opening, and the place was abuzz with locals ready to sample the orchard's products. Musgrave was founded in 1937 by Lester Musgrave, and is one of the last commercial apple orchards in Monroe County. The Hamilton's purchased the 66-year-old orchard from Lester's son, Bob Musgrave, in 2003 after throwing their college degrees to the wind and starting Core Farms CSA.
When bought, the orchard was left as a seasonal apple orchard. The Hamilton's thought to transition to organic, but the orchard was resistant, hosting fire blight among the trees. It takes 2-3 years to cure the soil of the disease once an apple tree is removed from the ground. Fire blight also hosts itself in the tree leaves, which blow through the orchard, latching onto other trees. Now the orchard only has 300+ trees, whereas it used to have around 8,000. Even through this, the Hamilton's continue to flourish in their family business, raising their children right along the cider press.
The old cider house is still fully functioning, even after working for numerous decades. According to Andy Hamilton, "It's now close to its 80th year." He spoke humbly about the orchard as we sat on the wraparound patio accompanying the store where Hamilton and his family sell their products. The old cider house was where Hamilton states he saw the greatest production possibilities, "I decided to focus on the cider making business."
This year's extreme weather conditions caused the problem of "pre-bloom,"where the trees blossoms in late March and early April instead of in late May, after the threat of frost. Consequently, the early-blooming trees were exposed to a frost, destroying the flowers that would have set the fruit. Hamilton went on to say, "This problem has occurred two out of the past five years, not to mention the three straight years of drought." Because of this, Hamilton would like to plant new fruit, but the land is scarce, with new housing additions being constructed near the orchard.
Hamilton stated his interesting in wondering whether the locals would also like regional apples. He expressed interest in making organic cider using apples from Wisconsin or Michigan. Hamilton spoke, too, about raising more than just apples, expressing his interest in acquiring additional plots of land on which he would like to produce a variety of vegetables. "We're trying to grow, sell, and multiply."
When asked how Musgrave's relationship was with Bloomingfoods, Hamilton immediately announced, "Phenomenal. Bob Musgrave had someone pick and then take the fruit to the store, so I just continued on with Bloomingfoods when I took over." Musgrave promotes the same message as Bloomingfoods: fresh, local, healthy, and no preservatives.
As I scrambled to finish up my notes and let Hamilton get back to his customers, I asked on last question, "What's the greatest reward of doing all of this," I pointed around, "of owning Musgrave Orchard?"
He simply smiled, already knowing his answer and replied, "Doing this with my family."
Musgrave Orchard inspires the locals, as well as Bloomingfoods. The Hamiltons have done the Musgraves proud by bringing family, health, and community together. Be a part of the orchard; head over to Musgrave Orchard, grab a caramel apple and some cider, and get to know the good folks who support local and healthy production.
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- rates (USD) $ 2,450 - $ 3,000 / month
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Located within Marbella at Spanish Wells, a new, upscale gated community, only minutes from the area's finest beaches. Marbella boasts many amenities, including two neighbourhood pools.
This 2 bed + den, 2 bath condo is located on the second floor on a quiet street that ends in a cul-de-sac. The unit has an open, airy, design, with windows and a view through to the lanai and the lake beyond. The condo is clean and well-kept in keeping with a modern building (built Sept 2007) and provides comfortable, spacious accomodation.
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The master suite has a queen bed, with an en-suite master bathroom which includes bath tub, large separate shower unit and his and hers washbasins. The bathroom opens up to a large walk-in closet. There is aFlat Screen TV in the room.
The second bedroom also has a queen bed and is across the hall from the second bathroom. There is a den containing a sleeper bed, (more suitable for younger guests) which also has a desk and ethernet internet connection.
The fully equipped kitchen, dining area and living room are all open plan, with views out to the lake.
The 2nd floor Condo, accessed by elevator contains the following:
• Ceiling-Fans throughout, inc. Lanai • Air-conditioning / Heating • Screened-Porch/Lanai • Dishwasher • Microwave • Full-Size Refrigerator • Ice-Maker • Oven/Range • Toaster • Coffee-Maker • Electric Kettle • Blender • Washer & Dryer • Steam Iron • Bath-Linens, Beach Towels and chairs • Hair Dryer • Docking station for I-pod • Bed-Linens • 2 flat screen, HD TV • DVD player • Phone • High-speed Wireless internet . Shared Swimming Pool • Covered Parking - dedicated space • Gated Community.
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This is an ideal location for beach lovers. The closest beaches, Bonita Beach and the exclusive Barefoot Beach are about five minutes away, whilst Lovers' Key is some six miles away. Naples Beach, Fort Myers Beach, Vanderbilt Beach, Sanibel and Captiva Islands are all within easy reach.
After a day at the beach, it is always nice to stop off at one of the two shared, community pools before returning to the condo to enjoy a relaxing drink on the lanai, or a game of backgammon, scrabble, or even a game of cards (games provided). Marbella is close to many public golf courses, as well as resort courses and numerous private courses, making Bonita Springs a Golfer's paradise.
Access from Southwest Florida Regional Airport (RSW) is particularly easy. The airport is only 20 minutes away, lying just 15 miles north on the Interstate (I-75). From I-75, Marbella is just two miles along Bonita Beach Road, heading West in the direction of Bonita Beach.
Good shopping and dining abounds. The recently built Coconut Point Mall is receiving good press and the upscale Miramar Outlet Center is only ten minutes away. Ice Hockey can be watched at the Germain Arena, which is adjacent to Miramar. There are many fine restaurants nearby and with Naples only a 15 minute drive away, an enjoyable dinner always awaits you.
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April, May - $2,450
June – October – $550 per week
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Dan Arkush focuses on Seahawks RB Marshawn Lynch vs. the Bears' run defense Sunday at Soldier Field.
NFC West Spin cycle: Kaepernick teams up with 'D' to keep Niners hot
The 49ers remained hot, the Rams rebounded with a win, the Seahawks shot themselves in the foot and the Cardinals kept losing in Week 12.
Report: Seahawks CBs Browner, Sherman facing four-game suspensions
Seahawks CBs Richard Sherman and Brandon Browner are reportedly facing four-game suspensions for violating the league's PED policy.
Dolphins rally past Seahawks 24-21
Dan Carpenter kicked a 43-yard field goal on the final play Sunday, and the Dolphins scored 17 points in the last 8:08 to rally past the Seahawks 24-21.
Key matchup: Dolphins running game vs. Seahawks run defense
The Dolphins are in must-win territory and will try to get their run game going against a stout Seattle defense.
Seahawks at no loss in terms of leaders
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Seahawks rookie safety Guy suspended four games
Winston Guy has been suspended for four games without pay for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing substances.
Raiders waive LB Curry
The Raiders waived former first-round LB Aaron Curry on Tuesday.
NFC West Spin cycle: Rams, Cardinals continue to roll downhill
While the Seahawks rested on their bye week, there was no rest for the weary Rams and Cardinals following losses to the Jets and Falcons.
Steady Unger has taken control of Seahawks O-line
It would appear C Max Unger is no longer performing under the radar, providing solid leadership on Seattle's O-line.
Former NFL TE Jerramy Stevens arrested
Police say ex-NFL TE Jerramy Stevens appeared in court Tuesday after being arrested hours earlier on suspicion of domestic violence assault.
NFC West spin cycle: Unlikely tie tightens up division
While the Rams and Niners fought to a 24-24 deadlock in San Francisco, the Seahawks kept the heat on with a 28-7 pasting of the Jets.
Falcons, Lions can't channel slights properly
How a team motivates itself can go a long way in determining whether it will achieve success or suffer failure in today's NFL, Eric Edholm writes.
Seahawks stay undefeated at home with win over Jets
Russell Wilson threw two touchdown passes in the Seahawks' 28-7 win over the Jets.
Mysterious injuries can't keep Seahawks down
With the Seahawks holding their own in the hunt for an NFL playoff berth, injuries continue to provide an intriguing subplot.
Wilson has been added to the NFC roster for the Pro Bowl after Atlanta's Matt Ryan withdrew due to an injury.||||||| Wilson was added to the team on Monday. He will be the sixth Seahawks player in the game, joining offensive linemen Max Unger and Russell Okung, running back Marshawn Lynch, safety Earl Thomas and kick returner Leon Washington. Wilson threw for 3,118 yards and tied the NFL rookie record with 26 passing touchdowns in the regular season. His finest performance of the year came in Seattle's NFC playoff loss at Atlanta where Wilson threw for 385 yards and two touchdowns.
The last rookie quarterback standing in the NFL playoffs is Wilson, who led the Seattle Seahawks to a 24-14 victory over the Redskins on Sunday.||||||| Wilson completed 15 of 26 passes for 187 yards and ran eight times for 67 yards. Next week's matchup against top-seeded Atlanta figures to be a good one since he has more playoff wins than counterpart Matt Ryan.
Wilson has tied Peyton Manning's NFL record for most touchdown passes by a rookie with 26 after a third-quarter score on Sunday against St. Louis.||||||| After struggling to get Seattle's offense started for most of the game, Wilson found fullback Michael Robinson out of the backfield on a 10-yard TD with 2:09 left in the third quarter to give the Seahawks a 13-10 lead. That capped a run of three straight completions for Wilson to finish the drive.
Wilson completed 15 of 21 passes for 171 yards and four touchdowns with just one interception in the Seahawks' victory over the 49ers on Sunday night.||||||| Wilson has 15 touchdowns and two interceptions over his last seven games. The Seahawks are 6-1 during that span.
Wilson went 14 of 23 for 205 yards and a touchdown in Seattle's win against Buffalo on Sunday, but made a great impact on the ground where he ran for a season-best 93 yards and three touchdowns.||||||| Wilson, who has posted a triple-digit passer rating in five of his last six games, hadn't scored a rushing touchdown before Sunday.


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It was great to finally have a nice weekend, weather-wise, and even better that the warm temperatures coincided with Memorial Day. Despite the fact that gasoline hit $4 per gallon, we saw numbers of anglers fishing (and catching trout) and managed a few ourselves. This is also the last full week of turkey hunting season, and it has been a productive one, judging by the numbers of photos published in local newspapers.
Weather conditions here in the Catskills this past week just confirmed what everyone who lives here has known all along – "typical spring weather" and "Catskill weather conditions" are two very different topics. We've experienced a range from warm sunny temperatures well into the 70s last Wednesday back down to 33 degrees and SNOW showers on Monday morning! And along with the cold front that blew in with windy, rainy and chilly conditions all weekend, came a lull in the trout fishing.
May is such a special month – it brings the softest greens of early leaves and grass, the fragrant blooms of the fruit trees and showy flower blossoms, the warmth of the sun.
Again this past week we had our wood stove fired up to take the chill out of the house, caused by those cold early May nights. On Thursday, May 1 (the opening of the turkey season) the thermometer registered a chilly 23 degrees! And mixed in with the rain showers were some snow flurries over the weekend…we're about out of good seasoned wood and are looking forward to some warmer temperatures for the middle of May.
Typical of our Catskill weather (which is that you can pretty much count on it to be atypical!) we went from a week of 70- to 80-degree temperatures, during which time we shut down our wood stove, back down to the 40s and 50s, with our furnace coming on at night.
Spring has finally sprung. Last week I finally saw some daffodils blooming. And those beautiful days of temperatures in the 60s and 70s really do a lot to raise spirits As soon as the water warms up, we can anticipate good fishing again.
Al Carpenter of Al's Sports Store in Downsville reported that the first week of the trout season was very busy. He saw a "fair amount of fish" come through the store and said that both the East Branch of the Delaware River and Pepacton Reservoir had fished well.
Mild temperatures this weekend have spurred early trout fishers into action; thanks to catch and release (no kill) sections along some of our streams (the West Branch of the Delaware, Beaverkill and Willowemoc) a number of preseason anglers were already out fishing.
The countdown to Opening Day of the trout season is growing shorter – just a few more days till we can shake off the winter blues and officially ring in the promise of Spring with our first casts of the season!
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The American Heart Association is accepting nominations for people who have made positive impacts on the heart health of central Indiana residents and/or advanced the association's mission of building healthier lives free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke.
Two Heart of the Community Awards will be presented May 18 at the association's 28th annual Heart of Gold Ball in downtown Indianapolis.
Categories include a healthcare professional, recognizing efforts put forth by an individual employed in the healthcare field; and a community award, recognizing efforts put forth by a central Indiana resident who is not employed in the healthcare field.
Nomination forms may be found online at www.heart.org. The deadline for submitting nominations is March 31.
The first annual Heart of the Community Awards were presented last year to individuals who performed CPR to save lives.


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The annual renewal of spring may not be enough to erase the bitterness of 2011—especially since Atlanta's reaction during the winter hot stove season seemed as cold as Jason Heyward's bat. But general manager Frank Wren explains what happened last September, why he's not worried about 2012, and why fans need to forget any Hollywood dreams of a quick fix. It's been a slow winter for you guys. Do you feel you've done enough to address what went wrong last season? After a difficult September like we had, there's always a knee-jerk reaction to make wholesale changes to signal that we're not going to put up with this anymore. But the more we talked internally over the winter—coaches, scouts, manager, players—we all had the same feeling: We had a really bad September, but that's not indicative of the team we have. If you look back to August 24, we had the third most wins in all of baseball and a commanding lead in the wild card. We had a tough month after that.What happened? There were a variety of reasons. I think the four days off for the hurricane in New York impacted us. I think we lost our edge. That's just a gut feeling I have.A lot of fans were calling for [manager] Fredi Gonzalez's job. I think Fredi did a really good job last year. He put us in a great position. And I watched up close and personal all the different strategies he used to try and break this team out of that slump. The team just didn't respond.What were some of the things he tried? Adjusting the lineup. Adjusting their work schedule. He tried positive reinforcement. He tried getting a little tougher. But it started downhill and we couldn't stop it.So how is the same team going to do better? We welcome Jair Jurrjens and Tommy Hanson back to the rotation after missing the second half of last year. We have a dominant bullpen, and some of our young pitchers got some invaluable experience while Jurrjens and Hanson were down.Is there a concern that you have too much pitching and not enough depth in the field? We need some players to bounce back. Dan Uggla is going to be more settled. Martin Prado, who was our MVP in 2010, was lost to a staph infection in June and never quite bounced back. Brian McCann pulled his oblique muscle in August, and when he came back, he couldn't find his timing or his groove. If Jason Heyward makes the adjustments he appears to have made this off-season, that'll be another big add for our offense. That makes us a different, more consistent team, and that was our overall problem last year: a lack of consistency offensively.
And if some players don't bounce back the way we expect, we're going to need to make some adjustments. If we had gone out this winter and made a big deal of acquiring players—exhausting our resources, both financially and in terms of talent—we very well might have acquired the wrong need. Our powder is still dry. We haven't gone out and used our resources yet.Then you can just pick up the phone like Brad Pitt in "Moneyball." The movie was entertaining. But there are a few things that I need to debunk from the top: First thing, there is no such thing as a five-minute deal. You don't pick up a phone and call another general manager and say, "Here is the deal we're going to do." There's a lot of research and strategy that goes into the delivery [of the offer], and the phone calls take place over the course of a few days or months.
There are also rules against walking through the opposing clubs' cubicles and talking to employees—it's called tampering.
And, by the way, there is no major league clubhouse that has a Coke machine where you have to put money in.
Frank Wren; courtesy of the Atlanta Braves
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NEW ORLEANS ― Monty Williams has sent to the NBA film of the foul in the Hornets' game against Detroit that sent forward Jason Smith to the injured list.
Williams believes Pistons center Greg Monroe, a New Orleans native, should be suspended for flagrantly tossing Smith into another player, giving the Hornets' energetic forward a concussion in the process.
Smith will not play in tonight's home game against Sacramento (8-15).
"I believe the NBA needs to look at that play and maybe suspend Monroe because it was a violent play that should have been penalized and the refs didn't catch it," Williams said. "I think that's one of the things they have to look at on film because that can't happen. Those kinds of plays can cause fights in the game."
Smith took two shots to the head in the fourth quarter, eventually leaving the game. He won't return, Williams said, until he passes baseline concussion tests while being evaluated this week.
What's disturbing to Williams is the pattern that has developed in how teams are overpowering the Hornets with what he believes has been malicious intent.
"In our first Dallas game, Jason Terry gets mad because Emeka sets a screen on him and so he goes and grabs Mek by the neck and slams him to the ground and the referee is sitting there watching it," Williams said. "I sent that clip in to just show the pattern that our guys are getting crushed and we're losing guys because of it."
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MT. VERNON — Playtime skills were put to the test on Tuesday during the Young Athletes event Tuesday at the Benjamin Franklin Early Childhood Center.
"The goal of Young Athletes is a celebration of the youth," said Bailey Brenner, coordinator of Young Athletes. "They have been practicing skills all year, and today, they get to show those skills to their friends and family."
Young Athletes has been a part of the program at Benjamin Franklin Early Childhood Center for the last two years. The program itself has been in existence for four years.
"Young Athletes is done all over the state," Brenner said. "There are 12,000 students who participate statewide. We're very proud that the Young Athletes program in Illinois is the largest in the nation."
Young Athletes is a feeder program of Special Olympics.
"Youth Athletes is an all-inclusive group," Brenner explained. "Those traditional athletes who qualify for Special Olympics can transition to that program when they become 8-years-old. At this age, all students are learning to be unified partners and learn to cheer each other in their activities."
A unified partner is an athlete who does not quality for Special Olympics, but works side-by-side with special athletes to encourage and help develop skills.
"Special Olympics is developing more school-based programs with unified sports," Brennen said. "There are several sports, like soccer and golf that are already unified."
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Before starting to show their skills with events like jumping, balance beam, obstacle course, kicking a ball, throwing beanbags through hoops or hitting a ball with a tennis racquet, students recited the Special Olympics pledge.
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I'd like to be able to use the remote trigger to take individual shots of the panorama. Optimally, when the trigger's switch is shut, I'd like the Gigapan to take pictures like normal. When the switch is open (and the photo/frame is finished) have the Gigapan advance to the next frame (if it isn't already there) and then pause until the switch is closed again. This way I can make any focus adjustments needed as the shooting progresses.
Is there a way to do this? It seems as if the remote trigger is only good for starting a panorama — not doing a frame by frame shot sequence. I don't have much use for using a remote trigger to start the panorama but I really would love to see a way that I can control the Gigapan unit on a frame by frame basis.
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Recruited away from Bobby Bland, whose orchestra, under the direction of trumpeter Joe Scott, he still insists was "musically, the best band I ever played with," Jabo (pronounced Jabbo) Starks added his experience, jazz sensibility and deep-groove playing to the James Brown sound. With Bland since 1959, he had already recorded some of the great blues singer's biggest hits--"I Pity the Fool," "Turn On Your Lovelight," "Stormy Monday Blues" and "That's The Way Love Is."
"James had heard me play after Bobby's band had gotten popular," Jabo told Modern Drummer magazine. "He would send different people from his organization to wherever we were working. Every time we would play the East Coast, there would be someone there saying, `Mr. Brown wants you to join the group.' `Well, I'm happy where I am,' I'd say.'" Finally, James made him a financial offer he couldn't refuse.
Jabo had the longest continuous reign as JB's first drummer, 1970-1975, and recorded more charting singles than any other drummer in the singer's long career. His hard-grooving, but relaxed and dependable recording style was coupled with an ability to crank up the energy at a live performance to a fever pitch. He teamed up with Clyde Stubblefield on "Live At The Apollo-Vol. 2," almost out-doing Clayton Fillyau's ground-breaking efforts on the original "Live At The Apollo" album.
Another one of Jabo and Clyde's original and innovative nightly double-drumming performances is recorded on "Sex Machine." The live portion of this album, from Augusta, Georgia, also features Melvin Parker, the only recorded glimpse of these three great drummers working together. The energy and power they created, reinforcing and complimenting each other with accents and cymbal crashes, is truly incredible.
Jabo had a sophisticated, jazz touch and a unique feel. He could put the groove somewhere between 16th notes and 16th note triplets and turn funk into an infectious, swinging, half-time shuffle. His drum tracks have been sampled over and over by hip-hoppers and hit makers, confirming the strength of his talents.
In the middle of one of his live recordings, James makes a request of the audience: "Put your hands together for the band." As the people eagerly respond, he says, "Jab, y'all play so much!" The Godfather didn't credit his musicians in album liner notes, but he never forgot to acknowledge their efforts on the bandstand.
Jabo finally left James in 1975 to go with B.B. King. He now lives in his home town, Mobile, Alabama, and plays occasionally on weekends.
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Enjoy a relaxing weekend at The Symphony Hotel in one of our four charming European-style rooms. Each room is named after a famous composer: Beethoven, Bach, Mozart and Schubert.
When the entire hotel is a work of art, how could your stay be anything less? Welcome to the Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Overlooking historic Fountain Square, The Westin Cincinnati boasts a convenient and central downtown location.
Situated on a hilltop site in the historic gaslight district of Clifton, the Gaslight B&B offers plush hospitality with quick access to the University and downtown Cincinnati areas.
Each of the uniquely decorated rooms has a charm of its own. All rooms have guest-controlled air conditioning, televisions, telephones, wireless Internet, hairdryer, writing desk and more.
The Garfield Suites Hotel is located in the heart of downtown Cincinnati, overlooking beautiful Piatt park.
A mile from Northern Kentucky's bustling Newport on the Levee is Christopher's Bed and Breakfast, a ravishing 19th century former church that sparkles with jewel-toned stained-glass.
Grace Manor, a 1906 brick home located in Newport's East Row Historic District offers the charm of the "old" and the amenities of the "new".
A top choice for hotels near Cincinnati, close to dining, attractions and businesses, Embassy Suites Cincinnati - RiverCenter (Covington, KY) hotel offers an unrivaled location for your Ohio vacation.
Ghent House is a gracious reminder of the antebellum days of the old South. Enjoy the Ante-Bellum days of the old South at the Ghent House - Historic Ohio River Home Established 1833.
Enjoy the perfect ending to your special day at our all-suite hotel. Our King and Double-bed accommodations are suited with numerous amenities to meet the needs of you and your guests. Also enjoy complimentary breakfast and nightly Manager's Reception during your stay.
Features London Hall perfect for large wedding. Catering provided by McHale's Events and Catering.
Luxurious all suites property with the option of studio, 1-bedroom, or 2-bedrooms suites. Ample space for families and friends. Complimentary bridal suite available. Please contact for details.
We plan once in a lifetime events, Everyday! For wedding ceremonies, receptions, rehearsal dinners and guest rooms, why not let a trusted name for over 30 years create your event of a lifetime?
Weddings | Receptions
We can host any event for you. We prefer parties of 50 or less but the house can hold up to 85 people. Call for more information.
Found in the timeless hamlet of Augusta, Kentucky; secluded, yet surprisingly easy to get to. We provide each individual with extraordinary personal service.
Crowne Plaza provides upscale, modern, informal and refreshingly unpretentious first-class hotel experience in over 170 locations around the globe.
We provide bed and breakfast lodging that is walking distance to Downtown Dayton.
Today, the home of James Tandy Ellis is listed on the Kentucky and National register of historic homes. Built in 1863, it is a Federal style brick structure. Enjoy your stay!
If you are looking for a cozy, unique, intimate bed and breakfast where your privacy is assured; then we are the right choice.
Victoria's Bed & Breakfast is available for conferences, dinners, weddings and parties. Our whole house rentals are economical and very popular.
We have the space, the knowledge and the passion to deliver the day of your dreams, and we're eager to apply our hands-on approach.
Enjoy a return to a bygone time of calm and gracious luxury. Highland House Bed & Breakfast is an elegant example of the creative eclectic style of architecture. Come stay with us!


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YUMA, Ariz. (KSWT News 13) - March 20, 2013 marks Arizona Gives Day, a one-day online fundraiser that allows you to donate money to a non-profit organization in serious need.
One such organization is the Yuma Community Food Bank.
Donations trickled in very slowly for the Yuma Community Food Bank. Mike Ivers, president of the food bank says there's still time for you to donate money.
Ivers says even $1 can go a long way to ending hunger for someone who would otherwise go to bed tonight without eating.
"People are starving; people are literally starving in Yuma. I see it every day," said Ivers.
This is why Ivers says Arizona Gives Day" couldn't come at a better time.
A nearly empty food storage room paints a picture of the never ending struggle of the non-profit to feed needy families in Yuma County.
"The demand for our services is greater than ever," stressed Ivers.
Ivers says he has never seen the storage room at the food bank full and that's because donations are low and demands are high. The food bank survives mostly on donations. In fact, more than half of the contributions they receive come from online.
"We have to get more people involved and that's what we are working on," said Ivers.
On average, the Yuma Community Food Bank serves at least 24,000 people per month.
Ivers says with the summer months fast approaching, the demand for food is greater because kids can no longer depend of meals provided by their schools.
"I wanted to cry when I saw how many children were coming in with their families," he said. Ivers says the war on hunger is far from over but he won't stop fighting. "We're gonna win this war. We're gonna do it. I'm convinced... I'm very hopeful, very positive."
To make a donation, log onto www.azgives.org. Contributions wrap-up at midnight.
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