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A 23-year-old man is recovering after being attacked in the bathroom of a downtown Prescott bar.
Prescott Police say Jose Garcia had a confrontation with two men inside the bar and later that night, they followed him into the bathroom.
Garcia was allegedly hit several times on the head with a beer bottle and consequently got a very deep cut on top of his head.
He was taken to Yavapai Regional Medical Center where he received 23 staples to close the wound.
Garcia was interviewed at the hospital, but he couldn't tell them much about the assault.
Prescott Police are continuing to investigate and gather evidence in order to identify the suspects.
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---- — It was a dream come true for Meghan Duggan when she represented the United States in the 2010 Olympic Games in women's hockey.
Now, she's one step closer to living that dream again next winter in Sochi, Russia.
The 25-year-old forward from Danvers earned a spot on Team USA's 25-player roster that will train together in preparation for the next Winter Olympics over the next few months. USA Hockey will then choose 21 of those players for the Olympic team.
The team was chosen after a week-long selection camp held in Lake Placid, New York, that featured 41 of the best women's hockey players in the country.
"We had a tremendous camp with our country's best players and faced some very difficult decisions," Reagan Carey, director of women's hockey for USA Hockey, said in a news release. "We thank everyone for their dedication and congratulate those that made the team."
Duggan is a veteran of 84 international games dating back to 2007 and has 33 goals and 55 points in those contests. She is a three-time IIHF world champion with Team USA, helped the University of Wisconsin win three NCAA titles in her times there and also won the 2011 Patty Kazmaier Award as the best player in women's college hockey.
She and 12 of the 25 players chosen yesterday have represented the USA at previous Olympic Games.
North Reading's Alex Carpenter, daughter of St. John's Prep and American hockey legend Bobby Carpenter, was also named to Team USA, and is looking to make her first Olympics.
Duggan and eight of the players selected also skate for the Boston Blades of the Canadian Women's Hockey League, and helped that team win their league's title — the Clarkson Cup — a few months ago.
Harvard coach Katey Stone will coach Team USA in 2014 and the players will train together in a residency program based here in the Bay State as they prepare for Sochi.

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Softball Hosts Buffalo, Purdue on Wednesday
FORT MYERS, Fla. – Back from a five-day road trip to Arizona, the FGCU softball team now turns its attention to Buffalo and Purdue on Wednesday at the FGCU Softball Complex. The Eagles play Buffalo at 4:45 p.m. before taking on the Boilermakers at 7 p.m.
FGCU ended its trip with a 3-3 record to improve to 12-15 overall on the season. Buffalo is 3-14 on the year and is coming off a 1-4 weekend at the FAU Tournament. Purdue dropped two games against FAU on Monday for a 14-7 mark.
Offensively, FGCU is led by senior left fielder Courtney Platt (Naples, Fla./Gulf Coast) and freshman shortstop Brittney Garabedian (Miami, Fla./Gulliver Prep). With a team-high .308 average, Platt has team-bests in doubles (4), runs scored (18) and on-base percentage (.526), while boasting a conference-best 26 walks. Garabedian leads the team with 43 total bases and six home runs, holding a .293 average and 13 RBI with a .573 slugging percentage.
The Eagles' top pitcher, redshirt senior Catherine McDaniel (Melbourne, Fla./Florida Tech) holds a 5-7 mark with a 2.00 ERA that includes 47 strikeouts and an opponent batting average of .247 in 77 innings of work.
The Bulls are coming off a 1-4 weekend at the FAU Tournament in which their lone win was a 4-3 victory against host FAU that featured a season-high 11 hits. Jessica Griffin leads Buffalo with a .255 average, tallying a team-high 12 hits and seven RBI. Holly Johnson is the top hurler with a 2-4 record and a 5.14 ERA.
After posting a 3-1 record at the FAU tournament, the Boilermakers dropped two games to FAU on Monday. Shelby Krammer and Molly Garst lead the offense, while Suzie Rzegocki anchors the defense in the circle. Krammer tops the team with 17 RBI, while Garst has team-bests in hits (29), home runs (4), total bases (48) and on-base percentage (.494). Rzegocki (11-6) has 73 strikeouts in 96 innings and owns five shutouts.
This will be the first meeting for FGCU against both teams. FGCU owns a 7-5 record against MAC schools and a 3-9 record against Big Ten universities since joining Division I in 2007.
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Newmarket mom arrested after children locked out in cold
Nicole Fahey, 29, of 33 Elm St., Apt. 3, was arrested on a warrant charging her with two counts of endangering the welfare of a child and two counts of possessing heroin.
The incident happened on Jan. 18 after the children, ages 6 and 10, returned home from school.
Police Chief Kevin Cyr said the children were outside crying when a neighbor saw them and called police. They were locked out of the apartment for more than hour when temperatures were about 10 degrees Fahrenheit, he said.
Officers did not locate Fahey until about 6 p.m. that evening. The drug charges were brought after officers went inside the apartment and saw heroin out in plain sight, according to Cyr.
Fahey still has custody of the children although the state Division of Children, Youth and Families is investigating, the chief said.
What's next:Fahey is to be arraigned March 5 in 10th Circuit Court, Brentwood District Division.
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Palisades Park Beach Cottage in South Haven
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2
- sleeps 11
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Cottage
- community Palisades Park
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
Located in Palisades Park Country Club, this beautiful, large, cedar-
sided cottage (blue roof in pictures) is nestled in the wooded dunes a very short walk (3
minutes) from one-half mile of private, uncrowded, Lake Michigan
beach, clubhouse with summer activities for children, a soda bar and
grill, and ten tennis courts (four Hard-Tru and 6 clay).
Palisades Park is a unique gated community in southwest Michigan,
only 6 miles south of South Haven, containing approximately 200 homes
spread out over 600 acres of forested dunes with hiking and nature
trails for your enjoyment.
vacation rental location
property availability
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Richard Paul 305-491-2926
cottage rental amenities
This two story cottage has 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms (no tubs). The
main (upper) level has a large open living room/dining room/kitchen
combination which opens onto a LARGE screened porch with vaulted
ceiling and its own sitting and dining areas. There is even a small
electric fireplace on the porch to take the chill off those
cool evenings. A gas grill is available for use just off the screened
porch. The living room contains a wood-burning fireplace, tv w/vcr
and dvd players (no tv reception, but about 100 videos are on hand), and
a stereo. The master bedroom with king size bed and attached bath is
upstairs, along with a smaller bedroom with 2 twin beds and a crib.
The kitchen is fully equipped and has a breakfast bar with seating
for six.
The lower level contains a 3rd bedroom with king size bed, a 4th dorm
style "family" bedroom with queen bed, bunk beds, and a single bed. A
bathroom, laundry facilities, and a play room are also located on the
lower level. Please note that the narrow spiral staircase
may not be appropriate for use by small children or those with
mobility problems (it can be blocked off with our child gate).
However, the upper and lower levels can also be accessed by use of
the outdoor stairway.
The cottage has a beach storage box to keep chairs, umbrellas, and
beach toys in during your stay. No hauling back and forth!
We have also added a nice new 4 seat golf cart for getting around the
park (licensed drivers only!)
activities and attractions in South Haven Michigan
A beautiful, private association beach is a short walk down a wooded
path, where you can sail, kayak, or just sit and enjoy beautiful Lake
Michigan sunsets. On the way to the beach, you will pass the
Clubhouse where children 6-12 can participate in organized
activities during the summer months (dates vary, but usually mid-June
through mid-August).
Just off the beach is a soda bar and grill (green bldg, bottom right picture) where you can get a hot dog and cool off with a cold drink or milkshake. Several Har-tru
tennis courts are also available for use.
FREE group tennis lessons for children during summer months (usually
mid June to mid-August)
Palisades is a short 6 mile drive from all of the restaurants, bars,
and sights of South Haven, yet feels a world away.
vacation rental rates
Memorial Day-Labor Day: $2000 per week (Saturday to Saturday rental)
Discount available for two or more weeks
50% deposit to hold the reservation
$200 security deposit (refundable if no damage)
$75 cleaning fee
Call or e-mail for off-season rates and availability
Includes use of all linens, but suggested that you bring your own
beach towels.
Richard Paul 305-491-2926
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ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) -- If you have kids who use the Rochester Boys and Girls Club, you know they've moved into their brand new facility at "The Place."
But one grandparent says there are kids who can't get to the new Boys and Girls Club at all because their school buses simply won't take them to the new location.
The Boys and Girls Club has been in the new location for about a week, but some kids who say they used to be regulars have never seen the new location-- simply because they can't get there after school.
Dominic Sagen is one of Rochester's newest latch-key kids.
"Kids just have to ride their regular school bus and go home," said his grandmother Catherine Meir.
Sagen used to take the bus from Elton Hills Elementary School over to the Boys and Girls Club of Rochester, but when the new location opened, there was no bus to take him there and no family member around to pick him up and drop him off.
"You'd have to be at school at 3:35 p.m. to pick the kids up, and most parents today, moms and dads both work or they're single parent families where the moms or dads work, and there's no alternatives," Meir said.
Meir says it has become an issue for families who live nearby who relied on the program.
"Kids in Northwest Rochester have lost the opportunity to go to the club and they're pretty bummed out about it," she said.
Boys and Girls Club Executive Director Jodi Millerbernd says they recognize the importance of busing of kids in, but with a new location and new bus routes to figure out, it will take time to make sure kids like Sagen have a ride.
"This is where we believe we can have the greatest impact in this community, and making sure kids can get here is clearly a concern and a priority for us as well," she said.
Millerbernd says the Club relies on the school district for busing. Parents who want to send their kids to The Place after school need to fill out transportation forms, and the school district will find where it has openings on buses.
To concerned parents, Millerbernd says things aren't going to stay the way they are now.
"We just opened last week so we're still determining what our transportation needs are and what the school district is able to provide," she said. "Once we determine where there are greatest needs and what our resources will allow, we'll look at our transportation support as well."
Millerbernd says the Boys and Girls Club does have a bus and a van to transport kids to The Place, and once they figure out where they have the most need, they will be able to help kids get to club that way.
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Why are there such disgraced buildings being allowed to stand in neighborhoods? We pay our taxes and keep our property maintained only to have houses that are not livable stand and not be torn down and cleaned.
Thank you for the nice article on Plattsburgh Airport and the people at TSA. TSA agents are usually interested in showing how important they are. But the ones at Plattsburgh are very nice, and it is nice to travel out of that airport.
Sure is wonderful that the nation is so much more secure since Obama took office. Ask the people of Boston how secure they feel.
Should readers of this newspaper be informed of the fact that the U.S. government made a USDA film called "Hemp for Victory" encouraging and providing seeds to farmers to help win World War II? Watch it on youtube.
I travel a lot and always get patted down because of my hip. At Plattsburgh I had a pat-down and the TSA person was Officer Latta, and she spoke to me with a kind voice, she explained things nicely and was very respectful. They should all be like this.
A huge thank you to the person who returned the $61 that I mistakenly left in the self-checkout machine. It means so much to know that there are honest people out there.
When budgets are tight, the first place to look for cost savings is top administration, especially when funded by local dollars. This goes for our community college too.
After 9/11, I remember some people coming out into the street of Peru, yelling their hatred at the rhetorical enemy in blood-curdling epithets. After the Boston bombs, there will probably be more venting. May God save our nation and make it a place of hope.


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Newsweek-Daily Beast Scare Story: 'White Supremacist Stampede' for Public Office?
James Taranto at The Wall Street Journal just demolished a scare piece by Newsweek reporter Eve Conant (posted on July 4) with the overwrought headline "White Supremacist Stampede: A startling number of white-power candidates are seeking public office."
If we're being warned of dangerous new wave of white racist extremists, it naturally is another product of the leftist Southern Poverty Law Center, which warns daily of a radical-racist-right takeover of America. Taranto asked: How startling is this wave of white-power candidates from sea to shining sea?
Potok's group tracked 23 candidates in 2010 with radical right-wing views, nine of whom they described as white supremacists or white nationalists. (The others had extreme immigration and world-conspiracy views but did not specifically have links to white organizations.) One candidate, the neo-Confederate Loy Mauch, won a seat in the Arkansas House of Representatives...
Taranto's rebuttal of the Newsweek reporter, whose article appeared on the Daily Beast website:
Now, the SPLC has been known to exaggerate the prevalence of white supremacy and to smear people by falsely claiming they have white-supremacist sympathies. But even if you take these numbers at face value, they are quite unimpressive. In a country of 300 million, what does the Daily Beast call nine state legislative candidates, eight of whom lose? A stampede!
In Conant's defense, she also tried to scare people that David Duke might run again for president in the 2012 Republican primaries: "A Duke candidacy could have a galvanizing effect. He has been living in Europe in recent years, but maintains a high profile—and stokes his fan base--online." Perhaps Duke can run a front-porch campaign from Europe. Can't you smell the "stampede"?
Naturally, Conant must also connect the white-power fringe to the Tea Party movement. The article's pull quote comes from Don Black of the racist group Stormfront (it's the part in bold type):
Stormfront founder and radio host Don Black tells The Daily Beast the strategy is to start from the ground up, "where we have a chance of winning. It's impossible to get into the Senate or Congress but state legislatures or smaller offices can work." Black says the Tea Party's influence spurred hopes among his ideological soulmates-but that the initial excitement has given way to a realpolitik sense that the Stormfront crowd will have to go it alone. "Many of our people are involved in the Tea Party," says Black. "But much of their leadership is skittish when it comes to talking about racial realities. The Tea Party is a healthy movement but many are too conditioned to run like scared rabbits when called racists."
No office is too small to be scary to Conant when you're trying to find a "stampede."
In May, the National Socialist Movement's Jeff Hall hit national headlines in a bizarre tragedy: his murder, allegedly at the hands of his 10-year-old son. But before his death, he had campaigned for a low-level water board position in Riverside, California.
He gained 30 percent of the vote as a neo-Nazi, as if Riverside is full of little Hitlers. But do you think most voters have researched who's running for the water board?
Conant also played up "Sergeant" Harriet Paletti, who "has just sent in her résumé to the mayor of New Berlin [Wisconsin], hoping to fill a seat on either the Crime Prevention Committee, Police and Fire Commission, or the Parks and Recreation Board." A volunteer position, she hopes, will build up her run for alderman. Can anyone imagine the mayor of New Berlin giving the "Sergeant" a hand?
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Newsweak is still
Submitted by dr-go on Fri, 07/08/2011 - 8:02am.
relevant? Oh, yes $1.00 and other good and valuable considerations such as Eleanor Clift.
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Would have thought they would
Submitted by gmonsen on Fri, 07/08/2011 - 9:22am.
Would have thought they would have had to pay the buyer a fairly hefty sum to take on Clift...
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Disregard everything the SPLC utters
Submitted by Galvanic on Fri, 07/08/2011 - 8:05am.
The Southern Poverty Law Center must be in another fund drive. Typically, they kick these off with a new and alarming study indicating that we're on the verge of a return to Jim Crow or Anschluss.
But they do reveal what many on this site have regarded as the Dem strategy for 2012, namely playing the race card, and linking any opposition to Obama to racism. You can be sure there will be many Leftists posing as racist Tea Partiers to get on camera and "prove" the claim.
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Liberals? Southern Poverty
Submitted by Beukeboom on Fri, 07/08/2011 - 8:40am.
Liberals? Southern Poverty Law Center? Newsweek? Daily "Roast" Beast? Scare tactics? Exaggerations?
Who'd a thunk it?
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The SPLC? Figures. Their
Submitted by ricklail on Fri, 07/08/2011 - 11:17am.
The SPLC? Figures. Their founder is a lair and so it spoils the whole bunch.
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→ Black Supremacists
Submitted by Cool Arrow on Fri, 07/08/2011 - 9:01am.
Doesn't seem to be a lot of reporting on the Black Supremacists in Peoria, Chicago does there.
OOPS! Sorry. We have to refer to them as "Yoot Gangs", and their race is not to be published.
Maybe we should pay attention to what is already happening as well as what might happen.
Thank you Barack Obama for ensuring a 33% unemployment rate among African Americans. Your plan is working.
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Black Supremacists
Submitted by Radical1979 on Fri, 07/08/2011 - 9:04am.
How about those black supremacists in Philadelphia? There was the guy in the street who wanted to kill white people and their babies, and the thugs at the voting booths.
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→ Them too
Submitted by Cool Arrow on Fri, 07/08/2011 - 9:14am.
And the Black Supremacist in New York who organized a mob to rid the neighborhood of "diamond merchants"?
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the southern law poverty center
Submitted by ohio granny on Fri, 07/08/2011 - 9:32am.
SPLC is more racist than the KKK. the biggest difference is these racist are black and according to the democRATs blacks cannot be racist, don't you know.
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The New Racism
Submitted by iveseenitall on Fri, 07/08/2011 - 10:58am.
The old "racism" charge has lost its power for the left in America today. It's a canard and EVERYONE, including blacks, knows it for what it is. "Liberals" have cried "wolf" too often. Moreover, it is becoming just another cause for anger among many whites who see the unfairness of ploys like affirmative action and the moves by racist officials such as Eric Holder to look the other way when it comes to criminals who happen to be black. "Racism" against blacks has significantly lessened in the past four decades, but racism against whites is on the rise throughout the nation. Yet dare our wonderful "journOlists" write stories about that? Dare they seek the truth--Nah!
NEVER,NEVER trust a "liberal" ( progressive)
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I imagine...
Submitted by almostacowboy on Fri, 07/08/2011 - 1:01pm.
the SPLC as a group of little dweebs running around the office like "benzedrine puff adders", in the words of Cybil Fawltey.
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Top 10 NFL Brothers In History
There have been 348 documented sets of brothers to play in the rich history of the NFL. Six sets of brothers share the last name Smith, but none of them make this list.
Marcus and Michael - The Vick Brothers -- are No. 1 all time in criminal rating among NFL brothers.
Thanks to nicknames in the field of aerial weaponry, the Brothers Ismail are one of the most popular brother sets in NFL history, peaking specifically in the male demographic, ages 6-42.
In the 1940s, Clyde and Owen Goodnight set the standard for NFL brothers with sleep-inducing names.
Finally, in the interest of mentioning every notable brother duo who didn't make the Top 10, wouldn't it be something if the Gramatica Brothers were beaten mercilessly by the Karras Brothers and Pouncy Brothers? Soon after, Cullen and Kris Jenkins piled on. So too did the Kalil's.
On to the list.
- Super Bowl XLIX Favorites: NFC Likely To Be Super Again In 2014
- Super Bowl XLVIII Most Watched Program In U.S. History
- Super Bowl XLVIII Postgame Stat-Palooza
- CHFF Classic: Russell Wilson NFL's Best Young QB
- Super Bowl XLVIII: Broncos-Seahawks The Statistically Perfect Super Bowl
- Prop-A-Palooza II: Hundreds More Super Bowl XLVIII Prop Bets
- Live From Media Day: Could Seattle D Stop Russell Wilson
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Anyway we have a huge range of guests who stay with us at Eriska and their knowledge and experiences with Malt Whisky always varies but whether they be afficiandos or simply beginners- crossing the threshold of our Library Bar for the first time- it is certainly a topic which causes great discussion - always raises the passions and never curbs the enthusiasm.
and whether guests are simply looking for a favourite or wanting to try a wee dram for the first time we try to help them understand a bit about this essential part of Scottish life and allow them the opportunity to immerse themselves in the history and culture if they so wish. This ranges from allowing them to sit quietly and enjoy the dram by the fire or pontificate at the bar and compare notes with others but in the middle of the range is the vast majority who simply are intrigued by the history, enjoy the product and use their experiences to enhance their stays in this wonderful part of the world.
Many simply enjoy what they consume and, as they are not regular malt masters, are looking for ways to compare and contrast their experiences. So we always believe the best starting point is to try and form a base line so all malts get a "fair" chance to show! Therefore we thought it might be helpful to put down some simple guidelines as to how we recommend guests taste whisky in order to get the most out of the experiecne and enjoy the "water of life" to its best.
In addition to these simple steps we also have a tasting sheet and this allows guests who are intersted over their stay to sample a few malts and keep a record in order to allow them to compare and contrast over a few hours, days or even weeks. By structuring the tasting each time it helps formulate the reasons behind malt choices
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Lake Winnipesaukee Vacation Rental in Gilford
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Chalet
- community Gunstock Acres
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 900 - $ 2,400 / week
$ 2,500 - $ 2,500 / month
vacation rental description
This recently renovated property is just minutes from private community beach access and 2 miles from Gunstock Mtn. It's the perfect get away for family and friends looking to enjoy all the lakes region has to offer.
Located within a quiet community, this chalet offers four bedrooms and 2 full baths sleeping up to 10 comfortably. Fully furnished including Cable TV / Internet Access. Upper level-fully equipped kitchen, LR, master BR with king bed and BR with bunks, bath. Lower level-2 BR with queen beds, LR, table. bath.
Rental Specials- 10% Discount on 2nd reservation made in 2014. See rates below (does not apply to rally, race, July 4th, school vaca weeks).
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Last modified on 06-7-2014 at 7:03 AM.
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Paul Frazer
chalet rental amenities
Fully Furnished. Two levels with living room, TV, DVD and eating area on each level. Appliances include microwave, toaster, dishwasher, coffee maker, BBQ grill. Washer and Dryer on premises.
activities and attractions in Gilford New Hampshire
Within A Short Drive To The Following Locations
-Gunstock Mtn. (5 minutes to skiing, hiking, zip lines)
-Weirs Beach (10 minutes to public beach, water slide, mini golf, arcades)
-Funspot Arcade (10-12 minutes)
-Castle in the Clouds (historical castle with lots to offer, hiking, horseback riding, etc.)
-Santa's Village (great place to take children)
-North Conway (1 hr. for shopping outlets and fun family dining)
-Story Land (your favorite childhood stories come to life)
-Local Movie Theaters (for a rainy day)
-Scenic drives (Kancamangus Hwy)
vacation rental rates
The rates above vary depending on season, and are estimates. Please email with specific dates in mind for a quote.
The Nice weather is approaching rapidly, book your vacation in NH today. This chalet is in a great location with plenty of activities in surrounding areas. New Hampshire vacations are great for your family or a friendly get-a-way.
Paul Frazer
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Top things to do in Gilford
- Gunstock Mountain
- Zip Lines at Gunstock
- Weirs Beach Drive-In
- Funspot Arcade
- Castle in the Clouds
Top things to do on a budget
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Monday - American Legion Auxiliary bingo, 10 a.m.; Enhance Fitness, 2:30 p.m.
Tuesday - Movie and snack, 9:30 a.m.
Wednesday - Eastgate Manor biscuits and gravy, 8:30 a.m.; bingo, 10 a.m.; Enhance Fitness, 2:30 p.m.
Thursday - Bible study, 10 a.m.; Crochet Club, 1 p.m.
Friday - Good Samaritan Home Health bingo, 10 a.m.; Enhance Fitness, 2:30 p.m.
Immunization clinics this week
The Daviess County Health Department will sponsor immunization clinics for children under the age of 19 years from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday at Eastside Park Community Building; from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Wednesday and Jan. 29 at Odon Community Building; and from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Feb. 6 at Dr. Holsopple's office.
An immunization record is required.
There is an $8 administration fee for each injection. Children under 18 years of age need to be accompanied by an adult.
You may also call 254-8666 to schedule your child for an appointment for immunizations.
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Washington City Council will meet at 6:30 p.m. Monday in Council Chambers, 200 Harned Ave. Items included on the agenda: actions to transfer funds related to wastewater utility; two ordinances relating to code enforcement officer; election of council president; appointment to Board of Public Works and Safety.
The Board of Public Works and Safety will meet following the Council meeting. Items included on the agenda: discussion/approval of claims and permits, request for handicap parking sign at 409 N.E. First St., utility write-offs, contracts with American Structurepoint, Inc.
Loogootee SB meets Tuesday
Loogootee Community School Corporation Board of School Trustees will meet in executive session at 6:15 p.m. Tuesday. The open session will be at 7 p.m.
County Health Board to meet
The Daviess County Board of Health will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Commissioners' Room at the courthouse.
Women's group to meet Tuesday
The January meeting of the Vincennes Area Women's Connection will be held Tuesday at Brayten's Restaurant in Vincennes at 12:15 p.m. The price is $11 inclusive.
Emily Bunyon from the Knox County Library will talk about the history of tea. Sherry Ellerman will entertain with her vocal selections.
The speaker will be Shirley Wheatly from Alton, Ill., with her message, ÒMy Cup of Life.Ó Child care can be provided.
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When it comes to reducing your risk of heart disease and cancer, there aren't many easy and pleasurable methods of prevention. That might be why studies touting the health benefits of red wine consumption always get a lot of attention.
But is red wine really the toast of the town when it comes to health paybacks? The answer is yes and no. While properties in red wine do help prevent heart disease and some cancers, and reduce inflammation caused by arthritis, these benefits aren't unique to red wine.
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8:25am Thursday 30th January 2014 in Sport By Jonathan Waldron
Joe Dunne has not ruled out the possibility of adding to his Colchester United squad before the transfer window closes tomorrow night.
The U's boss is happy with his in-form squad, with Sam Walker, Alex Gilbey and Dominic Vose all having penned longer contracts earlier this month.
Teenage centre-back Alie Sesay has also been drafted on loan from Leicester City, to bolster Colchester's ranks.
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A new ranking out of the National Basketball Association (NBA) fan loyalty ranks Charlotte Bobcats fans as the most disloyal in the nation.
The annual ranking, released Wednesday by Forbes Magazine, listed Bobcats as worst in the NBA when it came to team loyalty.
Also making the worst fans list were the Sacramento Kings, who may be moving out of California, the Minnesota Timberwolves, Washington Wizards and Cleveland Cavaliers.
The Bobcats have struggled since their inception in 2004 and have only made it to the playoffs once. The team ended its 2012-2013 season on Wednesday, finishing with an overall record of 21-61.
Maybe Queen City fans are still bitter about the fight that eventual led to the Hornets leaving town for New Orleans in 2002.
But that may be about to change, giving Charlotte basketball fans a reason to get behind their team again.
Charlotte has been a buzz lately with word that the Bobcats are exploring rebranding the team as the Hornets, since New Orleans is adopting the nickname Pelicans.
One of the loudest voices behind the rebrand has been John Morgan, co-founder of Bring Back the Buzz - a group that has been pushing for the Hornets to come back to Charlotte.
"First of all, you have to question the methodology of an index that would rank the notoriously fair weather and fickle fans of Miami a full four-spots ahead of Oklahoma City's Thunderous followers," Morgan told WBTV on Friday.
"One thing I noticed: while it does factor in the given team's performance, it is much more focused on how said team projects itself within the community. It's for that reason that I'd like to rechristen this a 'brand loyalty' survey. There's no denying it - the Heat are (ahem) hot. They sell gear throughout the world. They are currently the biggest draw in one of the biggest markets in the country. Using the criteria outlined in this piece, I can see why they're number one."
He says it is also obvious why Charlotte is ranked at the bottom.
"Everything that the Heat have going for them, well...we don't. We're coming off of two truly tough seasons on the floor. Our current front office is still attempting to right the wrongs of years of missteps by their predecessors," he continued
"And then, there's the branding. We sell less gear than any other team in the league. Our TV viewership: you guessed it...last in the league (by quite a bit). I'll tell ya, the scariest part of the list comes in at #29: the Sacramento Kings, or should I say the soon-to-be Seattle Supersonics. The Charlotte Hornets 2.0 Rebranding Effort has nothing to do with petty nostalgias or ego trips, it's about taking our beloved franchise out of this sort of company and back into the upper tier, a place our original squad most-assuredly dominated during the majority of its run here."
In his farewell interview with the team in New Orleans Wednesday night, Hugo the Hornet told the team he would be training his replacement Pelican mascot over the summer. One of the people mentioned as a person of inspiration for Hugo? Bobcats Team Owner Michael Jordan.
Earlier this week in an interview with WBTV, Jordan said he was still working on the possibility of bringing the Hornets name back to Charlotte and that the thought of the Charlotte Hornets "sounds good."
"We know the rebrand won't 'fix' everything that ails this franchise; not by a long shot," Morgan told WBTV on Friday. "That being said, changing the name - reacquiring a brand that is synonymous with this city throughout the globe - is part of what we see as a holistic restructuring of things from the bottom up. While the powers that be do their level best to improve the on-court product, the rebrand would provide a jolt of excitement for an organization that sorely needs something - ANYTHING - to invigorate a fan base that, by most any metric, is currently less-enthused than it needs to be in order to sustain this team for the future."
"I've said it before: the only thing worse than negativity in these sorts of situations is apathy. Change the name," he said. "Bring back Hugo and the teal and the purple and the Honeybees. Then talk to me about 'fan loyalty'."
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Napoli may have found all three points at the Stadio San Paolo, but the turf had the last laugh -- the pitch in Naples was laughable, with not a blade of grass to be found. It could have been a strategy on the part of the partenopei, but the home side had to struggle to defeat Fiorentina.
The sides went into the break scoreless, probably still trying to adapt to playing on what was, essentially, sand. The deadlock was broken in the 55th minute, when Marek Hamsik got on the end of a Camilo Zuniga free kick, nodding it over Emiliano Viviano. Or, at least, that's what the Slovak thought. He celebrated with the fans, providing a bit of merriment when he got himself caught in the dividers (no, oddly enough, it wasn't by his hair). However, replays showed the goal to have been made by Fiorentina defender Borja Valero.
The partenopei managed a second twenty minutes later, and this one was actually by one of their own, albeit an unusual goalscorer. Blerim Dzemaili took advantage of the Viola's failure to entirely clear a corner, unleashing a sharp shot from the edge of the area that Viviano could do nothing about.
Fiorentina pulled one back in the 87th minute. Stevan Jovetić -- who must have something written into his contract regarding not being able to score in the first hour of a match -- sent in a beautiful, curling shot from outside of the area, bouncing in front of Morgan De Sanctis and into the far corner.


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In the upscale SoHo neighborhood, this luxury hotel is close to art galleries, designer shops and popular restaurants. This modern hotel features an outdoor restaurant and all rooms have city views.
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This New York City hotel is in Manhattan and is a 10 minute walk to Times Square. The Refinery Hotel has free Wi-Fi available in public areas and newspapers are delivered daily.
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Location, design and ambience.
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Teh hotel design is fabulous, great romos, nicely appointed, great views from huge Windows, great bar, excellent staff, best barman in Sogo (Miguel), location, location, location
The comfort; elegance; facilities and super fast free wifi
Loved the location and felt safe traveling alone
Poor service at breakfast
Location staff attention Manager and Assistant Manager absolutely in a class of their own
Absolutely nothing
I just felt at home in the suite bedroom and loved the decoration. Great service and lovely concierge staff.
I little to pricy, but so different than traditional impersonal hotels.
Someday I saw Keira Knightley walked out of this place. I did a note in my phone then I googled it and here I am. 1. Location. If you can afford staying in the city it's already be great. Wherever you are, you can catch a taxi, get a citibike or subway - plenty of choice. But after sometime you'll find your favorite district to stay. I like to staying in the Village, but I tried Soho this time. Brick, glass, architecture, interesting people, places, food, art, shopping, ect. Never mind. We all have your own taste. Some people like to stay near a good coffee spot, who knows, right? 2. The room and the view. Just tags - calm, quite, private, art, pillow on windowsill, turn down, beautiful cleaning lady, easy to use safe, awesome bathroom, Villeroy & Boch, UK, comfy bed. I feel sorry that I couldn't spent more time in the room. I chose the top floor and the view was outstanding. I even saw a Lenin near wrong watch on the top of "Red Square" building from my window. Did you know that there is a Lenin statue in nyc? I didn't till now. 3. Staff. Separately. Why? I'm not particularly bothered them this my questions. But when I did, they were very helpful. 4. Wifi. Allright, speedtest shows 50mbit/s. It's enough for me and for any hotel. 5. Space. Yeah, it's 330 square feet. Huge for nyc. You aware that I'm saying about. And I think it's not about top floor it's the same size for all rooms. Overall. I might be wrong and Keira Knightley for sure but I liked it. Yeah, It's pricey but when you leave it you know you got what you paid for. It's totally worth it. And if I can not afford it some day I'll just book the lower floor, the view is not the only reason to come back. You really should never staying in the hotel like this because then all you want is the hotel like this.
I had a breakfast here once. You ask me who does that? If you are in nyc you have to eat outside. It's more interesting. Yeah... I agree. But once. So, it was just ok - no more. Balthazar, Cafe Gitane, Lombardi's Pizza, Ed's Lobster Bar, Georgetown Cupcake, Spring Street Natural - great choice in a minute from hotel. Even Dean & DeLuca grocery store.
Excellent room - well stocked with everything I could need and very comfortable beds and large bathrooms and shower. Perfect location for exploring Soho / and the Villages. Great Conceirge service.
The restaurant service and food was not up to it's usual quality. For breakfast in the restaurant they were understaffed and it was a long and painful wait even to get a coffee. The staff were not friendly at all. Following this experience we ordered breakfast in our room.
Concierge were amazing nothing was too much trouble .
Our go to hotel in NYC. We have stayed there several times and find it wonderful every time. Beautiful decoration, friendly staff, and lovely restaurant. The neighborhood cannot be beat.
No bath tub, only shower, but bathroom is lovely.
The hotel and staff were wonderful. Breakfast was great. Decor is lovely.
They were filming a movie in the street outside the hotel. The lights were very bright outside the hotel all night long and it was a bit noisy. Traffic around the hotel was very congested due to the movie shoot.
Hard pressed to find much that I liked
I didn't feel so much as it was customer service but more like customer assaulting . There were some nice staff but they were in the minority unfortunately. I still have an unresolved dispute about being overcharged for their car service
Classy and cosy in a vibrant enviroment. Super place!
We loved everything about this hotel. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I would highly recommend this hotel and hope to stay here again in the near future.
Staff, location, design&detalis Beautiful bar: try it It is the best boutique hotel in New York
loved the décor and the location is fabulous
Floor to ceiling windows, chic decor, garden, location, complimentary Evian at turndown
Price is pretty steep, even compared to other NY 5-star hotels, some staff was AMAZING while others were a bit aloof or snobbish
Excellent rooms and facilities.
Staff is arrogant and lazy. It seems they don't like their job too much.
The comforts of home.....
Personal gift in room only for a man?
The location is great close to restaurants and boutiques in one of the nicest areas of NYC . Rooms are comfortable and clean. Most of staff are friendly except some at concierge desk
The concierge desk is one of the worst I have seen in 5 star hotels. We where told that we have confirmed reservations for dinner where in reality they did not even book it. Every time we asked for something the would say "let me get back to you " and never do.
Room recently refurbished to a very high standard. Fantastic location and we will definitely stay there again whenever we are back in New York
Breakfast service was a bit off - waiter forgot part of our order and tried to blame everyone else for his mistake - so we discovered great places for breakfast nearby!
Everything except for completely sub-standard performance of two staff at hotel's restaurant on final day of our stay. All other staff very good.
Waiter at restaurant at lunch on Friday 16 May let an otherwise excellent hotel down badly: insolent attitude; rude. No place for staff like this in an hotel like this. Girl at front desk of restaurant also lacked grace. Restaurant staff at other times were good.
Streets outside very dirty
Everything. Fantastic as always.
If I didn't like everything I wouldn't keep coming back.
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Finally, a readable book on grief and loss in the first person! Too many books about the death of a loved one are lengthy or instructional. Here is a delightful companion for the bereaved individual, something to pick up and put down to digest in small mouthfuls, to read in minutes instead of hours. Tears in a Bottle contains the stories of real people (names and circumstances changed to protect the suffering, of course).
"After more than 30 years of walking with hurting people," author Clair Jantzen states, "I began to see that grieving people didn't want to read about grief. They wanted to know that they weren't alone. They want to connect with someone who's been there. It doesn't have to be exactly like their experience, but they want to know that someone has walked, or is even now walking, where they are walking, on a lonely road with lots of bumps, experiencing something that appears to have a mind of its own and seems to sneak up on them at the most inopportune times and to shake them to the core all over again."
In his insightful forward, Dr. Ken Doka (Professor of Gerontology at The College of New Rochelle, New York, and Senior Consultant to the Hospice Foundation of America) says, "There is value to stories – to our narratives of grief. The experience of grief can be very isolating. In my years as a counselor, researcher, and writer about grief, I often have found that people have two possible theories of grief – explicit and implicit theories. The implicit theory is that each day after a loss, our grief ebbs a bit. We become a bit stronger; grief becomes a little more manageable. Others might have a more explicit theory of grief – perhaps building on a stage theory of grief – thinking that grief is predictable. We go through a series of stages in a predetermined amount of time – ultimately learning to accept our loss, forget what is past, and move on with our lives.
Clair Jantzen has a Master of Arts in Counseling and has been in practice for over 30 years. He lives with his wife, Rachel, of 25 years, and their son in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada. They also have one married daughter. He is currently a grief counselor and funeral celebrant in a funeral home where he also facilitates grief support care. An accomplished public speaker, Clair addresses business, community and church groups on grief and loss issues, caring for the dying and other counseling topics. He is a Registered Professional Counselor, a member of the Canadian Professional Counselors Association and is the author of Living with Grief, Children and Adolescents: The Value of the Funeral Service and Viewing.
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8:15pm Saturday 17th November 2012 in Sport By Andy Carswell, Reporter
WANDERERS fans have been warned not to expect an influx of new players to start arriving at Adams Park.
Manager Gareth Ainsworth said he will add to the squad if he can - but made no promises new faces would be on the way in.
Already decimated by injury, Ainsworth's squad has been filled out with a number of inexperienced youngsters and it's shrunk even further in recent weeks with goalkeeper Nikki Bull and Richard Logan departing the club.
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Investigators looking for child pornography on a southwest suburban Plano man's computer ended up charging the man with creating pornographic images with a local child, the Beacon News is reporting.
Kendall County State's Attorney Eric Weis said Keith Hirsch, 51, is facing more than 30 charges stemming from a joint investigation by Plano police and the Attorney General's Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.
Weis said Hirsch appeared on investigators' radar when they developed a lead that he might be in possession of child pornography.
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No publisher Cherie Newman contemporary reservation life Catherine C. Robbins Native Americans nonfiction All Indians Do Not Live In Teepees (or Casinos) repatriation process essays 2012-02-01T17:38:39Z News Article California chronicles: A review of New California Writing: 2011 http://www.hcn.org/issues/43.21/california-chronicles-a-review-of-new-california-writing-2011 Editor Gayle Wattawa has assembled an anthology of essays in New California Writing: 2011 that should intrigue even people outside the Golden State. No publisher Tara Rae Miner California ecology California history Michael Chabon California public schools Gayle Wattawa Mike Davis D.J. Waldie Jennifer Egan anthologies Great Recession Gray Brechin nonfiction Fred Setterber California budget crisis essays Rebecca Solnit California economy California environmental issues New California Writing: 2011 2011-12-12T15:25:22Z News Article A celebration of Cascadia: A review of Open Spaces: Voices from the Northwest http://www.hcn.org/issues/43.21/a-celebration-of-cascadia-a-review-of-open-spaces-voices-from-the-northwest Open Spaces: Voices from the Northwest doesn't quite work as an anthology, but it features some intimate and thoughtful writing about the Pacific Northwest. No publisher Gretchen Legler Denis Hayes Richard P. Benner Penny Harrison John Daniel Norman Maclean dams quarterlies essay collections Bruce Babbitt Northwestern ecosystem anthologies Northwestern culture Open Spaces magazine Sandra Dorr nonfiction Charles Wilkinson Portland Seattle Pacific Northwest Open Spaces: Voices from the Northwest Lee C. Neff 2011-12-12T15:25:26Z News Article Meditations on craft: A review of What I Learned at Bug Camp http://www.hcn.org/issues/43.19/meditations-on-craft-a-review-of-what-i-learned-at-bug-camp Sarah Juniper Rabkin's new essay collection is the intriguing, wide-ranging What I Learned at Bug Camp: Essays on Finding a Home in the World. No publisher Melissa Hart essay collections insects entomology What I Learned at Bug Camp writing teachers natural history essays Sarah Juniper Rabkin nonfiction 2011-11-10T21:11:14Z News Article Mapping the Hi-Line: A review of Honyocker Dreams http://www.hcn.org/issues/43.18/mapping-the-hi-line-a-review-of-honyocker-dreams-montana-memories Writer David Mogen sets out to understand his childhood and his rural ancestors, who lived along Montana's Hi-Line, just below the Canadian border. No publisher Andrea Clark Mason autobiography Montana Hi-Line genealogy small town life Eastern European immigrants fathers and sons David Mogen Honyocker Dreams: Montana Memories rural life nonfiction Great Plains memoir 2011-10-26T20:27:59Z News Article