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Villa celebrates expansion
Five years of various construction projects have transformed and enhanced the 178-year-old campus of St. Joseph's Villa into a modern, vibrant facility that serves as a safe and efficient community resource for families.
Earlier this month, Villa officials gathered with clients, volunteers, students, Henrico County Manager Virgil Hazelett and Fairfield Supervisor Frank Thornton to celebrate the campus' transformation.
There was a strong sense of excitement and accomplishment in the air during the June 6 event at the Villa, where the changes will ensure that it remains a vital resource for needy families – 82 percent of them from Henrico. The improvements have helped the Villa build new partnerships, increase capacity, improve efficiency and expand the scope of its services.
"Before this project, we were serving 800 [people] – now we are serving about 2,000," said Board of Trustees member JoAnne K. Henry.
The renovation is the first major construction of infrastructure and roadways on the 82 acre campus since 1931. A major investment is the new perimeter road that makes it safer for the 450 vehicles that access the campus each day, while removing them from the pedestrian walkways and safeguarding clients, staff, visitors and children.
"My son has attended the Villa for four years and will be graduating this year. I think it's wonderful and it gives the children time to walk through the school without cars going by," said parent Jaralyn McIntosh. "It's the best idea they could've come up with."
Other significant features include a new culinary arts center for dining and career training, a pedestrian avenue and walkways to connect buildings and campus resources, renovation of the gym and underground infrastructures including utilities and technology and restoration of the central garden and green spaces to promote outdoor learning and therapy.
The transformation began five years ago when architects, board members, engineers and staff devised a master plan for the future of St. Joseph's Villa with safety and transportation as the main goals.
The building committee, led by Villa Chairman John Gentry, held monthly meetings for 26 months to create budgets plans and implement work. The Villa launched its first ever capital campaign, "Believing is Seeing," with a goal of $10 million. Despite launching the campaign during one of the worst economic recessions in recent history, the Villa reached 99 percent of its goal. The money raised came from various donations from businesses, grants, staff, board members and friends.
The transformation is one that not only has helped expand the reach and scope of services the Villa can offer but has also been an example for the students.
"The number one reason to love the new campus is because of inspiration for transformation. Seeing what the campus has become inspires a sense of possibility in the individuals that they serve here," said Villa senior Ellen Trebour during the grand reopening.
Said Villa CEO Kathleen Barrett: "They have been thrilled; we asked the students for their input and how they felt about everything. They were involved every step of the way, and everyone loves the finished project."
Established in 1834 by the Daughters of Charity to serve as an orphanage and school, the Villa has now evolved as the oldest and largest continuously operating children's nonprofit organization in the metro region. It is a non-religious affiliated, non-profit organization that works to serve children and families by providing children with special needs the opportunity to succeed through innovative educational and day programs. Many of those served are dealing with autism, homelessness, or physical and mental disabilities that would classify the children as "at risk."
The project was recently awarded the Greater Richmond Association Commercial Real Estate Award for the best site improvements in 2011. The project finished under budget and before the targeted completion date.
Celebrating 106 years
Former Sandston resident Mildred Taylor celebrated her 106th birthday Aug. 9. Taylor, who now lives in Powhatan, is still a member of Sandston Baptist Church. She was visited the day after her birthday by several members of the church, who played for her a recording of the entire church membership singing happy birthday to her during worship. > Read more.
YMCA breaks ground for aquatic center
YMCA officials gathered last week to break ground on the new Tommy J. West Aquatic Center at the Shady Grove Family YMCA on Nuckols Road. The center, which will featured 7,600 square feet of competitive and recreational space, including water slides, play areas for children and warmer water for those with physical limitations, is the fourth phase of a $4 million expansion at the facility. West was president and CEO of Capital Interior Contractors and a founding member of the Central Virginia Region of the Virginia Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors. > Read more.
Rotary donates to 'Bright Beginnings'
The Sandston Rotary Club recently donated $1,000 to the Sandston YMCA for its Bright Beginnings program, which helps provide children in need with school supplies for the new school year. > Read more.
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Journey to mediocrity
'The Hundred-Foot Journey' fails to capitalize on tasty concept
The Hundred-Foot Journey is a curious little Romeo and Juliet of a film. A family, forced out of their native India, begins a trek across Europe.
The family's sole mode of transportation sputters and dies in a sleepy little French town, but the town's food culture is high, and that's a perfect place for a family of restaurateurs to settle down. There's only one problem – the family's rustic "Maison Mumbai" is right across the street (a hundred feet away, if the title didn't clue you in) from a prestigious French bistro with a Michelin star, run with an iron fist by the dreaded Madame Mallory (Helen Mirren, pictured).
It's here that a particular Romeo and Juliet story begins to develop, with Hassan (Manish Dayal) on the Indian side and Marguerite (Charlotte Le Bon) on the French side. > Read more.
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Enjoy the final days of summer with comedian Guy Torry, the Sam's Club National BBQ Tour or mystery writer Mary Miley Theobald at Twin Hickory Library. Another great way to welcome the beginning of fall is to check out the UR Spider Football season opener with man's best friend. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
Bottoms up
Short Pump brewery offers more than just beer
I am still (happily) thinking about my entire experience at Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery last week. Knowing nothing about this new brewery out of Denver, I was leery of brew-pub in the heart of Short Pump Town Center – this is not what I'd usually think of as a perfect fit, and yet, it was.
The restaurant and craft brewery opened in early June and features 10 beers made by female brewmaster Becky Hammond (pictured). This is the restaurant's second location in Virginia; the first is in Arlington. Behind glass walls, customers watched the beer brewing in massive steel barrels. For our up-and-coming beer region, it makes sense that Short Pump would jump on board.
As I walked up to the back of the mall near the comedy club, I was taken aback by what I saw: at the top of the stairs was an overflowing restaurant with outdoor seating, large umbrellas and dangling outdoor lights. > Read more.
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Then into the main waiting area, (drinks available) and waiting for our letter to be called out, this must have taken another twenty minutes and we are off to the booking in officer. At this point we had communicated with at least six different employees and they were smart, friendly and above all apparently happy! Another twenty minutes and we were walking onto the ship. The smoothest most uneventful not stressful hour we have ever spent just before any holiday.
The cabin, suite 1001, clean and tidy, big enough for at least a family of four and there was just the two of us, we were very happy with the room and the bottle of champagne provided by Cunard. A room bar with (expensive) water, tinned drinks but room for our use. A very comfy bed and pillows, the usual gowns and slippers, useful ship information including layout etc. We then toured what ended up to be a very smart, impressive ship. The week consisted of eating, dancing, drinking, all very friendly and lots of room for walking and 'people watching'. The food was as expected from a ship of this standard and quality, with the dietary requirements met without any problem by professional and competent staff who were also very friendly. Now to look at the trip itself which included stops at, Stavanger, aalesund, bergen and Geiranger, each was different in its own way and yes expensive to eat, drink and shop, but with a little bit of common sense i.e. eat a hearty breakfast before going ashore, will cut the costs.
On board entertainment was from a couple of pianists, a talented harpist and a couple of smaller groups, all of whom worked hard every evening to account for all tastes however in the theatre, all the evenings were in the form of tasters, a little bit of everything, on previous cruises with other companies the entertainment teams worked hard in all parts of the days events, not on the Queen Elizabeth though when the singers and dancers only provided two shows an evening. On the third evening there was a much publicised theatrical event (again two shows) with staff trying to be Americans for the evening acting in two Paul Simon numbers, poorly acted with little or no entertaining story line. Pity but not to detract from the rest of a wonderful cruise.

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Chai Tea
What is all the hoopla about Chai? Why does my Chai taste different depending on where I get it? Well, let me deconstruct the mysteries of Chai.
First of all, the literal translation for "Chai" is "tea". What we in the US call Chai, is actually Masala Chai Latte, Spiced Tea with Milk.
Chai's history is over 5,000 years old originating in Siam and India. There are many different recipes for Chai. Each region within India has it's own variation depending on the spices that are most prominent in that region. Or, according to the Indian people, "a Chai for every season and a Chai for every reason".
Chai is typically made from Assam black tea mixed with Ayurvedic spices, milk and sugar. The most commonly used spices are: cardamom, cinnamon, pepper, anise, ginger and cloves. Often, other spices or herbs are added.
Chai can be enjoyed in many ways. You can have it hot, iced, in smoothies or, incorporated into recipes. Any way you like it, it is delicious and refreshing.
The traditional way to prepare Chai is:
1. Mix 2 parts water with 1 part heavy milk, & ground spices & bring to a boil
2. Add 1 tsp tea
3. Add sweetener to taste
4. Stir & simmer for 2-3 minutes
5. Strain & serve hot
Love Chai? Care to learn how to make different types of Chai? Register for Judy's Make Your Own Chai class here at the Gardens on Wednesday, November 16th (6 – 8 pm). Register online or call 720-865-3580. This is a popular class (because who DOESN'T like chai?!), so register early.
Guest Blogger: Judy Williams, Tea Specialist of Tea Talks
Judy Williams is a Certified Tea Specialist who enjoys sharing her passion for tea with others. She speaks at public events on the history and art of tea. And she also teaches classes on tea and conducts tea tastings for Denver Botanic Gardens, private parties, Tea Cafes, luncheons and other special events and is also a guest lecturer on cruise ships. Judy gets great pleasure from educating people on the benefits of tea and how to make a good cup or pot of tea.
You can reach Judy via phone, email or through her website.
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We chose this itinerary because we live in suburban NJ and we wanted an easy get-away with no air travel or pre-cruise hotels. In the end, we canceled our fist booking, which would have been the hurricane cruise, and our agent was able to re-book on this cruise. Lesson learned--always buy platinum insurance!! We only had standard insurance on the first one, which paid 75% of the cruise.
Port and Embarkation: Easy ride to Red Hook, Brooklyn. Parking is nearby, has security and is and plentiful. We boarded at noon, dropped bags in room and had lunch in dining room.
We had a Cruise Critic/Facebook roll call Meet and Greet in the Wheelhouse lounge at 3 PM, before muster. A quick email to Princess and the onboard representative set it up and emailed details back. Very accommodating and easy to do.
Stateroom: great location near the center lifts (which we could not hear from the room). The bed is hard--requested and got a foam mattress topper, along with a top sheet--both cheerfully and quickly made up by our cabin steward, Glenn.
The ship: yes--older but fine--plenty of obvious, constant cleaning and maintenance
We had the pub lunch one day but no special restaurant dining this trip.
Entertainment: The production entertainment was the best we have seen and we heard positive comments about the comedian. There were many, varied activities to choose from.
Ports: We were disappointed that we did not go to Bar Harbor on this cruise but we enjoyed walking around Portland and having Lobster rolls on the upper deck of Di Millo's in the port area.
Newport: easy to get around using public transportation or just walking. Lots to see and do here.
Boston:We had been here many times, so just took the bus to South Station and walked to Quincy Market area. Walked around town (very easy to do) and walked back to the ship.
Halifax: walked to the Maritime museum along the harbor walk and around town
Saint John, NB: walked around town and did excursion to Reversing Rapids
Disembarkation: early breakfast in Horizon and quick exit from the ship. Very well organized.
Summary: We had a great time and would do this itinerary again if Princess offered it. We are disappointed that there is no Princess ship scheduled out of NYC at this time for 2012.


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ROAD kicks off its 4th edition in Rio de Janeiro
ROAD – Retail Design Show continues its international journey to the heart of Brazil.
In Rio de Janeiro, ROAD will focus on getting closer to the Brazilian audiences, partnering with both local and international key players to create an event dedicated to retail design, visual merchandising and architecture.
Julio gets a new look in Mexico City
A recently revamped JULIO store in Mexico City creates a perfect setting to show off the brand's women's wear clothing line. The store features the versatile Mobile collection as well as ABC's elegant Ophelia Collection, each working effortlessly together to compliment JULIO's new in-store image.
Alu reveals its newest product: Lightboard
Kicking off the summer, ALU releases its newest and most illuminative product yet, LIGHTBOARD. Empowered by white LED lighting, Lightboard is a double-sided, easy to install, multipurpose display system.
The revamp of Mobile
Mobile, the straightforward rotating system, revamps introducing a new, willowy design. Elegant and light, it is formulated to create sophisticated and eclectic environements.
A Berlin dress for Autopole and Cage
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Our Accomplishments
Becoming a Voting Member of CANS
In Fall 2011, we began collaborating with UMaine's Off-Campus Board (OCB), the student group that represents commuter, non-traditional and veteran students to Student Government, to find a way to give non-traditional students a mechanism to propose policy and to have a voice within the board itself. In Spring 2012, that collaboration resulted in OCB turning into the Commuter And Non-traditional Students (CANS) representative board where NSA has full voting privileges and a seat at every board meeting. This achievement will allow NSA to propose relevant policy to Student Government while also receiving board support for its activities and resources.
Business Meetings
In Spring 2007, we began holding business meetings while we awaited recognition as a student club, which finally happened in Spring 2008. We've since held business meetings most weeks when classes are in session.
Orientation for Non-Traditional Students
In Fall 2006, we discussed orientation with the staff associate for Non-Traditional Student Programs and the next year, they implemented a special alternative orientation for non-traditional students.
Family Movie & Pizza Nights
In Spring 2008, we began providing the refreshments for a night out for parents on campus. Since fall 2008, we have been able to provide two of these nights each semester for students with children.
Brown Bag Lunch
In 2007, we began reserving a room in the Memorial Union for several hours one day each week for the use of non-traditional students during lunch break.
Recognition of Non-Traditional Students
In Fall 2007, we began placing a half-page ad in the Maine Campus to recognize non-traditional student graduates. We acquired keepsakes to give out to non-traditional graduates during the small celebration held in the Commuter Lounge that semester, an idea which led to Dean Dana handing out a special engraved keepsake during a graduation breakfast for non-traditional students first held in May 2008.
Non-Traditional Students Week
In fall 2008, we provided the lunch for the live 'n' learn series of lectures organized during this week.
FirstClass Folder
In Spring 2007, we received our own folder on FirstClass.
In Spring 2007, we received our own website and were listed in the A-Z directory at the University of Maine site.
Improved Club Forms
Due to our attention to liability items on the club creation and update forms, they were changed in Fall 2008 to contain clearer language regarding liability issues for clubs and their officers.
All of our accomplishments are a collaborative effort with one or more of the following. We appreciate their support of non-traditional students.
- Commuter & Non-Traditional Student Programs (CNTSP)
- Division of Student Affairs
- Student Government, Inc.
- Office of Campus Activities and Student Engagement (CASE)


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There has been loads of help showing code for adding your own Admin Bar Nav/Sub Nav items.
What is the procedure for removing an unwanted item from the list?
Of course, I could just comment out the line of code but then I have an upgrade nightmare everytime the code base is updated.
How would you write a filter or action to eliminate it in your own code? For example: I turned off the Blog creation capability yet the option still remains on the Admin Bar: My Account >> Blogs >> Create a Blog . It is already adding confusion and I want it gone.
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For immediate release – 5/15/10 Contact: Chuck Brown, Communications, 815-226-3374 Rockford College opened its doors to the community today at its new classroom facility at 5100 E. State St. during an open house and ribbon-cutting ceremony.The new expansion includes more than 9,000 sq. ft. of state-of-the art teaching and learning spaces on the building's top level and is focused on adult learners and their unique set of wants and needs. Tenants include the college's masters programs in business and education, and the bachelor of science program in management studies for adults returning to college. A new fiber-optic connection to an existing network on East State Street developed by the city of Rockford and Northern Illinois University will benefit the new facility and the entire campus with a fiber-optic backbone to the Internet, say college officials. The long-awaited fiber connection brings a faster, more stable source of Internet service, strengthening the college's technological infrastructure while increasing its capability to connect with a global community. For more information on the new facility including a gallery of photos, see www.rockford.edu/?5100.
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Cedar Falls police have identified the man found dead in a car at a condominium complex Thursday morning.
Police Chief Jeff Olson says a passerby found the man dead in a vehicle in a condominium complex in the 4600 block of Ashworth Drive in Cedar Falls at 7:30 Thursday morning.
Olson says the man was exposed to chemicals that were found inside the car and adds that the exposure may have been intentional.
Police have not said what chemical and how much of it was in the car.
Police have identified the man as 42-year-old Daren Jungers.
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---- — SALEM - Police have identified the victim of the fatal crash on Route 111 yesterday morning as Laurel Fleet, 58, of Salem.
Fleet was killed when her Mazda 6 crossed the center line at about 10:45 a.m. near Autumn Woods.
She drove head on into the path of a tractor-trailer driven by Jeremiah Clark, 35, of Allenstown, who was not injured in the crash.
Police said there was no indication Clark was impaired, nor that there was anything mechanically wrong with his truck. The investigation shows Clark did try to take evasive action.
The Salem Traffic Accident Reconstruction Team is continuing its investigation.
The horrific crash closed Route 111 in that area through the evening yesterday.
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SHAWANO (WKOW) – A man
institutionalized for killing his father is suing the Shawano County Sheriff's
Department after claiming the deputies mishandled his 911 call.
Joshua Johnson was
found not guilty by reason of mental illness in the death of his father,
Donald, in February 2012.
According to
Johnson's lawsuit, he called 911 to report his father had sexually assaulted
him, but that deputies failed to meet with him outside the presence of his
father. Johnson called 911 again to say
he had killed his father.
WLUK-TV reports
that Johnson's mother has filed a companion lawsuit, making the same
claims. While Johnson's litigation does
not seek specific damages, Johnson's mother, Lori Boris, seeks $250,000 in
Corporation Counsel
Tony Kordus says Shawano County has no liability.
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Politics is not for everyone. Today's climate is polarizing and very dirty. Running a campaign takes a toll on the candidate, the family and there are no guarantees you'll win. It is only for those who have the fight in their belly and the right reason in their soul. Are you ready for the fight?
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Lamb of God is an American heavy metal band from Richmond, Virginia, formed in 1994. Lamb of God consists of vocalist Randy Blythe, guitarists Mark Morton and Willie Adler, bassist John Campbell, and drummer Chris Adler and is a member of the New Wave of American Heavy Metal. Since its formation, Lamb of God has released six studio albums, one live album, and three DVDs.
Lamb of God, originally called "Burn the Priest", formed in 1990 and released its self-titled first demo in 1995. After the demo, Burn the Priest recorded two split albums with Agents of Satan and ZED respectively. In 1997, the band released its first full-length self-titled album, "Burn the Priest", through Legion Records. After being banned from playing in certain places, Burn the Priest changed their name to Lamb of God.
The band released its second album, New American Gospel, in September 2000. Lamb of God toured for two years before releasing its third studio album, As the Palaces Burn, on May 6, 2003, the album was voted the number one album of 2003 by both Revolver Magazine and Metal Hammer. The band toured on the first Headbangers Ball tour, where they recorded a DVD including live performances and a documentary, titled "Terror and Hubris". The DVD was a success, debuting at number 31 on the Billboard Top Music Videos chart.
Lamb of God released Ashes of the Wake in August 2004, which debuted at number 27 on the Billboard 200, and sold over 35,000 copies in its first week. The title track of the album featured Testament and ex–Megadeth guitarists Alex Skolnick and Chris Poland, respectively. In August 2006 Lamb of God released its fifth studio album, Sacrament. The album debuted at number eight on the Billboard 200 and sold nearly 65,000 copies in its first week of sales, nearly doubling the first week sales of Ashes of the Wake. The album received generally positive reviews, with Cosmo Lee of Stylus Magazine stating, "Sacrament has the band's most memorable songs to date. Musically, there's no fat. The band plays with laser precision and songs move smoothly through riffs and transitions." Ed Thompson of IGN referred to Sacrament "one of the best metal albums of 2006″, and Jon Pareles of Blender called it a "speed rush all the way through". In December 2007, the band re-released the album as Sacrament: Deluxe Producer Edition. The release contained all of the original songs from Sacrament on the first disc, and the second disc was a CD-ROM featuring all of the vocal, bass, guitar, and drum tracks in 192kbit/s MP3 format, enabling the buyer to produce their own interpretation of the songs.
On May 3, Lamb of God announced via MySpace their new DVD, Walk with Me in Hell, would be released on July 1, 2008. The DVD is a double-disc and has nearly five hours of footage, containing the feature documentary Walk with Me in Hell and multiple live performance extras from the Sacrament World Tour. At the end of the Walk with Me in Hell documentary the members stated that they are excited more than ever to write new material. Their latest album is named Wrath [33] and was released on February 23, 2009 internationally via Roadrunner Records and on February 24, 2009 in America via Epic Records. The album is dedicated to Mikey Bronsnan, who helped them get started in Philadelphia, PA. In November 2008, Bronsnan was killed by a drunk driver. According to drummer Chris Adler, "Without Mikey, we'd very well might not be a band today." Drummer Chris Adler was quoted saying "This album is going to surprise a lot of people. Typically bands that get to where we are in our career begin to slack off, smell the roses and regurgitate. We chose a different path. No one wants to hear another band member hyping a new record. 'Wrath' needs no hype. We have topped ourselves and on February 24 you will feel it." With that said, "Wrath" debuted on the Billboard 200 at number two, selling over 68,000 copies in its first week.
I like some of their songs, but they aren't anything special.
Yeah debuted at No 2; but wasn't mentioned at grammy's; haha!
They're one of my favorites, not the greatest, but one of my favorites non the less.
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The powerful storm system that moved across the tristate spawned an EF-1 tornado that touched down at about 3:16 p.m. The twister cut a path about a 100 yards wide and about 1.25 miles long across the town, the weather service said. The tornado reached an estimated 100 mph.
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Any ideas when the store is opening, all Ive found so far far is that it is supposed to open in Spring. Its nearly summer :-)
Any ideas when the store is opening, all Ive found so far far is that it is supposed to open in Spring. Its nearly summer :-)
i'll find out if there is any announced date.
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It all looks like a farce to me.
First announce application store, developers put effort into publishing content and then stop all communication.
It's week of May 19th now and still nothing ...
Just a note for those of you that didn't notice, Bill Perry recently addressed this in another thread.
It's May 20 and still no OVI Store, I hope the wait is gona be worth it...
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The N97 is launched in UK by Vodafone, one of Europes largest mobile telecoms operators on 29th May 2009. Journalists have N97 and are reviewing the phone for report on the public holiday weekend.Nokia is planning to release the Ovi store (ovi fittingly means 'door' in Finnish) at the same time as it showcases it's giant leap forward, the Nokia N97. This conincidental and planned dual release of both hardware and software/media services will surely create a much larger and longer lasting media buzz than just the N97 alone ever could.
The global launch is 1st June for which press launches are planned.
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Bettakultcha Bradford II. The legend continues…?
Bettakultcha Bradford II
Bettakultcha; the Leeds 'night of passions' that has transformed into a Leeds institution in less time than it takes to grow a whispy moustache. It has been 'down and dirty' in empty industrial spaces, and smart and posh in Victorian boutiques. Quite why it has been so successful in Leeds is open to debate-how did a few dozen people crowded into a cold & draughty Temple Works 12 months ago transform into a cast of hundreds in the luxurious surroundings of the Corn Exchange? I don't know the answers to this, but it will be something that Ivor (@ivortymchak) and Richard (@RichardMichie ) need to attempt to define and adapt if they are to successfully expand the format elsewhere. There has long been suggestions that Leeds has the most expansive and vibrant twitter community in the country (largely down to the early adoption and passion of Emma AKA @culturevultures? Discuss. But not now). BK was launched and has grown through the use of social media; building anticipation before hand, discussion and critique during the event, and the easy ability to connect with those who have given presentations as well as the person you've sat next to. It is undoubted that the twitter community of Leeds has almost used this as their 'twitter meet-up'. Can the same atmosphere and excitement transfer to other cities?
The latest Bettakultcha was the 2nd attempt to take the format elsewhere, again in Bradford, held at the Midland Hotel, with its beautiful thick carpets, chandeliers and wedding chairs. A stunning venue, but I question it's suitability for the diy ethos of BK, especially for its early days. The summer sun streaming through the windows does not encourage the intimate and grungy atmosphere that BK is so famous for.
BK has many elements that form to make it such a legend, but ultimately, the success of the night comes down to the presentations. It is the variety of talks and the passion with which they are presented, which makes BK so great. Informative, deadpan, serious or hilarious, a little bit bonkers, or a little bit dull, the presentations and the passion make the night. As my 7th BK night, I can say these were probably the best groups of talks I have ever seen. There was no 2-3 that were particular stand-outs just because every one was so good. Informative, funny, interesting; looking at ordinary things in a new way, or telling you something you've never known before, this was a near perfect slot of presentations.
In an excellent presentation that was amazingly comprehensive, @atkiteach explained why he was so passionate about Rugby League ("tough Northerners and poncy Southerners" got the audience on side to join in the welcome audience participation).
There was @100objectsbradford who chose some of her favourite objects from the Special Collections at Bradford Uni.
In a hilarious talk about growing up in Bradford as the only Asian family on an all white council estate, @ismaalmas made you squirm and laugh, but was so successful because of it's warmth and affection.
If you ever wonder how the obscure and obtuse can become a successful presentation, then @irnaqureshi and her talk 'what your freezer contents say about you' should help you understand.
Other talks included ridiculous graffiti, battling breast cancer, obscure lesbians, debt collecting etc. (I apologise for not being sure whose was whose).
I must give a special mention to @theflaneuse. One of the aspects of BK that has raised passions and involvement, is the concern over lack of women speakers in the early days. I presented for that very reason after complaining at 3 previous BK nights. At Bradford, this issue never once entered my head, such were the numbers of female presenters, but in addition, the ultimate 'feminist' BK presentation was passionately and eloquently made. @theflaneuse spoke about her varying roles as a woman; wife, mother, worker and…drag artist. In a perfect BK moment, she ended her presentation singing 'I am what I am'. Which should potentially be BKs very own anthem!
My problem with Bradford BK is that although a few people were chatting, it is significantly lacking in the atmosphere of BK Leeds, which is abuzz with chatter, analysis and randomness. Leeds always has groups of people who also head off afterwards to pubs and bars, and you attach yourself to a group quite happily without knowing a soul, whereas Bradford audience mostly drifted in and away again. Many Leeds attendees even book the next day off work (I appreciate the after-parties aspect has nothing to do with BK itself, but it all adds further to the excitement that is a Leeds BK, and ensures it is self sustaining).
I put this lack of atmosphere down to a few things, including the venue and the lack of twitter build up and after commentary. But, there is also the cultural difference between Bradford and Leeds. Leeds is city centre based, with an artistic/cultural leaning community. Bradford has very different qualities, it is community active and postcode focused. Generally, people do not come into the city centre, and do not attend arts based events (with exceptions, obviously). People you speak to aren't always curious about trying arts out. Ultimately, there needs to be considerable numbers interested to create a consistent audience and ensure different presenters on a bi-monthly basis. As a consequence, I fear Bradford might find it difficult to garner the numbers to become self sustaining. If the audience and speakers at Bradford believe in BK and want it to continue, then they have to take the responsibility that in effect, Leeds did, by telling everyone they know, blogging and tweeting, inviting friends and colleagues. It is probably up to the people of Bradford now if they want BK to carry on.
Richard and Ivor believe they are only the organisers, the facilitators if you like, of Bettakultcha. It is the people, the audience and the presenters, who decide what BK will become. Will Bradford, or soon Huddersfield, ever achieve the same legendary status as Leeds? Should it, does it need to? Can it transfer successfully elsewhere at all? Will BK just constantly keep evolving? Well, that's all part of the BK fun, you don't have to wait and see; you can decide what you want, and help BK do it.
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Thanks for a great review of the second Bettakultcha Bradford. It really was one of the best we've ever had each and every presenter was brilliant and all in the different way which always happen at the events. We had 12 very, very passionate and enthusiastic people sharing their passions along with a very passionate audience.
When the events first began in Leeds we had similar numbers to those in Bradford, so it's still early days. If the numbers continue to rise and the enthusiasm continues then there's no reason it won't be as big as the Leeds events. As for Huddersfield, well it's only just been born so lets see how we go.
Really great blog.
I think comparing BK Leeds and Bradford (and Huddersfield) is fair, in many ways, but not so on others. BK, from what I've read, evolved and is still evolving: no-one designed what BK Leeds has become. Bradford's BK just needs to do the same, and maybe it'll look very different to Leeds', as might Huddersfield's. I don't think any of us want a load of faceless franchises setting up.
Having said that, I believe that there are fears for the future of BK Bradford if the numbers don't rise and, as per your article, Bradfordian BKers need to sort that by getting more folk along. I'll certainly be trying to do just that. Perhaps Bradfordians can suggest a change of venue; I know a few people who'd been to Leeds said it was a little too formal, and most people commented on the cost of drinks. Where could BK Bradford be held in future?
If you'd like a review of BK Bradford I from a BK virgin, or how I approached writing and delivering my presentation at BK Bradford II, please take a look at my BK blogs at http://kulchadyet.wordpress.com/
Finally, thanks for the mention above – you are very kind and I am hugely grateful and thoroughly delighted you enjoyed my presentation.
Now let's get BK Bradford III packed to the rafters.
"But, there is also the cultural difference between Bradford and Leeds. Leeds is city centre based, with an artistic/cultural leaning community. Bradford has very different qualities, it is community active and postcode focused. Generally, people do not come into the city centre, and do not attend arts based events (with exceptions, obviously)."
A rather sweeping statement that does an injustice to the people of Bradford I feel. Bradford: a city with an "artsy" and progressive film festival, with the Alhambra that sells out most nights, the playhouse that has some very experimental theatre, not to mention the Kala Sangam south Asian arts centre and the St George's Hall. And then there is the university with public lectures and its own art space and theatre. Given all of these do exceptionally well Bradford evidently still has an thriving artistic and learning community. Bradford may be a much smaller city in comparison to Leeds, but for such a small city it offers a lot and has some of the most interesting art projects I've seen UK wide. I certainly hope to present next time; it was a shame I missed it – not because I didn't want to come into city centre, but because I was rehearsing with Bradford's Brass Band – another excellent asset to the city.
Enjoyed your review of the first ever Bettakultcha that I attended. I would love to see the Bradford event gain cult status in the way it has in Leeds. As you say, Bettakultcha is about sharing passions and I agree that it's up to us in Bradford to promote the event among our circles. Interestingly, me and my sis (@ismaalmas) had separately put our names down as presenters and were discussing our topics at a dinner party. This prompted a number of the guests (all Bettakultcha virgins) to come along – not least because their freezer contents became the topic of my presentation. I've also met several people since the event who've complained that they would have loved to come along but didn't hear about it. This made me realise I should have shouted about it on Facebook. Will do next time.
I also agree that an 'intimate and grungy environment' might be more suited although no complaints about the Midland Hotel – apparently, Laurel and Hardy once stayed there!
An insightful post. A couple of observations;
• Richard and me have discussed at length the contribution of the venue to the success of the event. I know venues can degrade the event if people can't hear or see the presenters but if they can hear and see, then I believe the venue has little influence on the overall outcome. It must have some influence, but I believe 'underground' and 'cult' are attitudes, not places.
• After the event I noticed a large group of people from the audience talking animatedly amongst themselves. There really was an explosion of enthusiasm and well, passion at the event and I am convinced that the ball has started rolling for Bettakultcha in Bradford.
We were thinking of taking the summer off for BK but after this event we felt we needed to keep the momentum going and we are looking at August for another date. Even if only a handful of people — who aren't on holiday — turn up for the event, it will be worth it.
Definately do one soon and I'll hold my ideas off for Bradford rather than the Leeds one
Having attended nearly all the Leeds events and both of the Bradford events, I take what Ivor says about the venue, but I can't help wondering myself if it does have an impact. BK Leeds started in "grungy" surroundings where people brought their own drinks, and has now expanded into bigger, better equipped venues, but I think there is a hard core among the bigger audiences now who have brought the culture from the early days with them, and it knocks on to the newbies.
But, as Ivor says, Bradford's first two events got very similar number of attendees to those in Leeds, and look what Leeds has become. The true measure of a cult event is how word of mouth builds an audience, and I think Bradford has begun on that path. These days, I am too busy at BK events pointing cameras to check what is happening on Twitter, but it would be interesting to compare the twitter buzz around the Leeds and Bradford events.
Oh, and now comes the task of building the third cult in Huddersfield….
Enjoyed reading this review and comments, lots of food for thought. Here's what I wrote about the event. I haven't made it to a Leeds event so can't comment on the difference between the two. I can see them evolving in different ways and I don't think that is a bad thing at all. Other than the drinks prices, I thought the Midland was an ideal venue – we could all see and hear what was going on and the surroundings were a bit special (not like the usual University rooms).
Talking of the women side, I have a lovely idea for the next one which is all about a really interesting woman and has fantastic fashion!
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|Wild Man Fischer
|The Way We Were
|The Fischer King
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Paving project ends early
Date: May 8, 2009
by: Kurt Schultheis | City Editor
The Florida Department of Transportation's Gulf of Mexico Drive paving contractor, Ajax Paving Industries Inc., will be done paving the Manatee County side of the road by Wednesday, May 13, which is 10 days ahead of schedule. Lane closures will also end Wednesday.
The project's public information officer, Darren Alfonso, made the announcement Friday, May 8.
"Paving is almost complete and is way ahead of schedule," said Alfonso, who reports that he has received no traffic complaints this week.
Ajax is currently finishing paving all medians and making sure the pavement has a straight edge on all road slopes leading to the town's side streets.
The contractor is also paving and striping road aprons, or parts of the side streets that the state owns, near Gulf of Mexico Drive.
Once complete, Alfonso said the contractor will be back in mid-June after the pavement has cured sufficiently for one more coat of permanent striping.
The 4.5-mile $1.27 million project is one of 10 Gulf of Mexico Drive improvement projects that are planned for the roadway through 2011.
When all projects are complete, Gulf of Mexico Drive will also include new turn lanes, new sidewalks, some street widening, new curbs and gutters, drainage improvements, new guard and bridge rails and new signs.
In total, the projects will span from Bird Key Drive westward, through Armands Circle, all the way to the north end of the roadway at Longboat Pass Bridge.
For more information about the repaving project, contact Alfonso at 813-767-9532 or e-mail him at email@example.com. Updates and information about the project can also be found at www.mySR789.com.
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Waters Edge 3BR w/Hot Tub~Ski~Relax~Near Dells on Lake WI in Wisconsin Dells
- bedrooms 3
- baths 1
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Lake Wisconsin
rates (USD)
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Good times and Relaxation are what you'll find when renting our furnished Vacation Home on Lake Wisconsin. Whether you spend your time on the Water fishing, swimming, tubing or just cruising, skiing the nearby Ski Slopes, visiting Area Attractions, or Relaxing at the house, you'll find plenty to do with your Family and Friends!
Water's Edge Retreat is conveniently located midway between Madison and the Wisconsin Dells, and is just off Hwy. 90/94/39. It's only 90 minutes from Milwaukee, 3 hours from downtown Chicago, 2 hours from Dubuque or 4 hours from Minneapolis.
Inside you'll find 3 Bedrooms and 1 Bath with a Walk-in Shower. We are happy to provide towels for showering, but ask that you bring your own outdoor beach towels.
The Master Bedroom has a King size bed, 32" TV with Digital Cable and DVD player, and Sliding Glass Doors that open onto the Deck with a View out to the Lake. There is room for your pack'nplay near the bed. The 2nd Bedroom has a Queen size bed and a 20" TV with Digital Cable, DVD/VHS. The 3rd Bedroom has 2 Twin beds with a 20" TV with Digital Cable and DVD player. There is also a Queen Sleeper Sofa and Twin Sleeper Chair in the living area where you can awaken to a Panoramic view of the Lake. The house is cooled in the summer by Central Air Conditioning and there are ceiling fans in each room.
The updated kitchen has everything you need to prepare and serve your meals, and is part of a GreatRoom along with the Living and Dining areas, and vented Gas Fireplace. The open space is accented by Cathedral Ceilings and a 22' wall of windows that provides a breathtaking view of Lake Wisconsin!
There is plenty of room in the driveway for several cars and a 30' long parking spot for trailers.
You can launch your own boat just down the street or Rent our Pontoon (WE guests only - mid-May to Oct), and keep it docked at your pier. The water is 3-4 feet deep at the end of the pier which allows ample room for bigger boats. Pontoon Rental available exclusively to our guests with previous boat driving experience.
Lake Wisconsin has Walleye, White Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Muskie, Crappie and Catfish and is connected to the Wisconsin River which gives you access to even more fishing and areas to explore. Enjoy seeing Bald Eagles soar overhead, Turtles basking in the sun on fallen trees, hummingbirds feeding at the honeysuckle vines and Herons fishing along the shore. During spring migration you can even spot White Pelicans fishing in the bay or flying gracefully in the sky.
Relax outside on the Wrap-Around Deck that overlooks the Lake, try out the Hammock in the shade or recline on the sitting area at the end of the pier. There's a Gas Grill and plenty of Deck Seating to enjoy your meals outside. There is also a Fire Pit in the yard for roasting marshmallows or keeping warm on cool evenings.
Feel like lounging inside? We have Board Games, Puzzles, a classic N64 Video Game System with controllers and games, and a 52" HD Plasma Flatscreen TV with Surround Sound, digital cable, DVR, DVD, and movie channels. What better way to watch your favorite teams or enjoy a good movie than on the big screen! Feel free to bring your own movies, or watch some of the ones we have in our library. Listen to our CD's or yours and play tunes from your iPOD on the Stereo while you relax. There is an iPod 4/4S charger for your use.
Come relax or play at Water's Edge Retreat! Whatever you choose to do, you will be comfortable and entertained while surrounded by the natural beauty that comes from being on the shores of Lake Wisconsin!
house rental amenities
Bedrooms (3):
- King w/32" TV/DVD (with sliding doors that open to the deck overlooking lake)
- Queen w/20" TV/DVD/VHS
- Twins (2 beds) w/20" TV/DVD
- 20-32" TV/DVD, Dressers, Ceiling Fans, Alarm Clocks in all bedrooms
- Emergency night/flashlights
- Sleepers - Queen & Twin in living area
- Linens Provided
Living Area:
- Central Air Conditioning
- Ceiling fans throughout house
- Beautiful stone indoor vented Gas Fireplace
- 52" Plasma, Flatscreen, High Definition TV, DVD/VCR with Bose Surround Sound and Digital Cable
- 32" w/DVD in King bedroom, 20" Flatscreen HDTV with DVD and Digital Cable in Queen and Twin bedrooms
- Video Library: Choose from an assortment of DVD's and VHS tapes for all age groups
- Classic Video Game Console, Controllers and a variety of Video Games for all ages
- Stereo System with CD Player - iPOD-ready with iPhone 4/4S & iPod dock/charger
- CD Music Library
- Emergency night/flashlights throughout the house
Kitchen :
- Dishwasher - Detergent provided
- Blender, Stainless Steel Pots & Pans, Dishes, Flatware, Coffee Maker/Filters/Bean Grinder, Dishcloths, Dish towels, Pot Holders, Dish Soap, Knives, Cooking Utensils, Vented Pizza Pan, Square stove-top Griddle, Toaster
- Stainless Steel Refrigerator/Freezer with Ice-maker in freezer
- Stainless Steel Electric Ceramic Flat Top Range
- Stainless Steel Microwave
- Washer - front loading
- Dryer - front loading
- Highchair available upon request
- Walk-in shower
- Indoor towels provided, please bring your outdoor/beach & hot tub towels
- Hair dryer, toilet paper, handsoap
- Seasonal Outdoor Hot Water Shower
- High speed, Broadband Internet - WiFi (Wireless Internet)
- Cordless Telephones (2)
- Free Long Distance (no international)
- Master Spa year-round hot tub seats 7-8 persons comfortably
- Private, Outdoor
- Perfect for viewing stars
- "Foot Therapy" feature
- Colored lights (optional)
- Plenty of jets to ease any aches and pains, or just soothe & relax!
- Age 14 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
- Not recommended for pregnant women & children under 12 years of age.
Other Outdoor Features:
- Outdoor Hot Water Shower w/upper and lower shower heads (seasonal)
- Gas BBQ grill (year round) w/cooking tools - gas provided
- Large Wrap-Around Deck - Plenty of seating overlooking the lake with built in Hot Tub!
- Wood burning Fire Pit - First crate of wood is Free
- Patio Tables & Chairs with Umbrellas for Plenty of Outdoor Dining
- Bench and Chairs for relaxing on the pier and in the yard
- Large Hammock to enjoy by the Lakeside
- Outdoor lighting for extending your time on the deck
- Off Street Parking for up to 4 vehicles in the driveway
- Parking for RV/Boat/Trailer/Jet Skis: 30+' Parking Space for your trailer and vehicle!
activities and attractions in Wisconsin Dells Wisconsin
Lake Wisconsin/Pier
- Our 2006 Pontoon Boat is Available exclusively for Water's Edge Guests to Rent right at your pier for an enjoyable Boating experience on Lake Wisconsin. Call or email for pricing.
- Lake WI is right in your backyard with your own pier in 3-4 feet of water. Perfect for docking boats, fishing, swimming and watching nature and activity on the lake! The pier has a ladder for climbing out after a swim and there is also a large sitting area for relaxing in the adirondack chairs and enjoying the sunsets. Water at shoreline is approximately 18".
- Pier, Dock & Pontoon are in the water mid-May to October, weather permitting.
You'll witness spectacular views no matter what the season! Rolling hills and beautiful countryside are the perfect setting for viewing fall colors and winter landscapes.
- 15 minutes from Cascade Mountain (downhill skiing and tubing, kids ski free w/paid adult)
- 25 minutes from Devil's Head (longest run, night skiing)
- 30 minutes from the University of WI / Madison / Badgers
- After a day on the slopes, return to your own private "lodge" with hot tub, 52" HD TV, surround sound, vented indoor gas fireplace and outdoor firepit
- Wollersheim Winery Year-round Tours with tasting bar or just taste and shop
- MacKenzie Environmental Center
- Hike Devil's Lake State Park
- The Ice Age Trail
- Gibraltar Rock
- Spend the day at an indoor Water Park in nearby WI Dells
- Ice-skate or ice-fish literally in your backyard
- Winter is the best time for spotting bald eagles in the area!
- Great hills for cycling enthusiasts
- Tangier Outlet Mall in Baraboo
- Ho Chunk Casino in Baraboo
- DeJobe Casino in Madison
- Your private pier awaits you with plenty of space to park all of your water toys
- The water at the end of the pier is 3-4 feet deep for docking boats, fishing or swimming! There's even a bench to wait for the fish to bite or watch the sunrise and sunset. Water depth along the shore is 18".
- Ankle deep wading beach and small playground with covered eating area is just a few miles away. Perfect for small children, dogs and launching canoes.
- Pier will be in the water mid-May to October, weather permitting.
- After a day on the water or time in the hot tub, rinse off with the seasonal outdoor hot water shower just inside the privacy gate
- Great hills for cycling enthusiasts
UW/Madison Hospital and the University of Wisconsin/Madison (UW) is a 30 minute drive Southwest. Stay in comfort with a short drive to your destination.
vacation rental rates
I will begin taking summer of 2014 reservations mid November, 2013. Check back then!
Book your Winter & Holiday Getaway Now! Lots of Prime Dates Available.
******************* 2013 Rates *******************
All Rates are Based on a 1-6 Person Occupancy unless noted otherwise (8 total w/extra person fees).
- Additional Guest Fee is $25 Per Person/Per Night or $125 weekly.
- Approved Pets welcome with $20 daily fee per pet.
Single Night Rates are For Additional Nights During Mid & Low Seasons Only
PEAK Season/Summer - $2,150 week - 7 nights, Sunday 4pm to Sunday 11am (Weekly rentals only during the summer)
- June 8 thru September 1, 2014
MID Season - $795/3 nights, $1,595/Weekly (7nts), $200 additional nights - (3 Night Minimum) - Mid season pricing also applies to Thanksgiving & Winter Holiday Seasons
- May 15 thru June 7, 2014
- September 1 thru October 19, 2013
- November 24 to December 1, 2013 (Thanksgiving week
- December 23, 2013 thru January 5, 2014 (Winter Holiday Season)
LOW Season $550/2 nts, $695/3 nights, $1,375/Weekly (7nts), $175 additional nights - (2 night minimum for most weekends)
- January 6, 2014 to May 14, 2014
- October 20, 2013 to November 23, 2013
- December 1, 2013 to December 22, 2013
*Winter Special Offers:
1) $1200 for any 7 night stay January 7th thru April, 2014 for 1-4 guests
(No Friday or Saturday check-in for 7 night special)
2) Midweek discounts (Su to Th) - contact owner for pricing
* 90 day Cancellation Policy
** Peak/Summer Seaon - 7 Night - Sunday to Sunday Rentals only **
Check-In/Check-Out Times:
Summer Check-in 4pm Sunday, Check-out 11am Sunday (firm)
Some flexiblility during Mid and Low Season Stays when Pre-arranged
No Friday or Saturday check-in for low season 7 night special
Security Deposit: $350/$250 Damage/Security Deposit required; returned
within 10-14 days of departure (most winter short stay deposit $250)
Linens and indoor towels included, No additional fees for cleaning unless extra time is required
Taxes: 5.5% WI tax on Cabin and Pontoon rental rates
*Pontoon Boat Rental Exclusive to WER Guests - available for rent to Water's Edge guests with previous boat driving experience, mid May to October, weather permitting. Daily and Discounted prices. Call or email for pricing and more information.
Note: Until reservation is confirmed, rates and terms are subject to change without notice.


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Merrimack Pharma has slapped a price tag on its twin-barreled public securities offerings. The company's lower-than-previously announced flotation of 5 million shares of common stock will be priced at $5.00 per share. Meanwhile, the aggregate principal amount of its convertible notes issue maturing in 2020 has been boosted to $125 million, and given an annual coupon of 4.50%, payable on a semi-annual basis. The underwriters of the issues have also been granted an option to buy an additional 750,000 shares of the stock, and $18.75 million worth of the notes.
The company said that it plans to use the proceeds of the issues to fund commercial efforts for its goods, as well as product development, research, and "general corporate purposes."
JPMorgan Chase's J.P. Morgan Securities and Bank of America unit Merrill Lynch are the joint book-running managers of the offerings, which are expected to close "on or about" July 17.
Prior to the common stock issue, Merrimack had slightly over 96 million shares outstanding. Its most recent closing stock price was $5.08 per share.
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Math Science Summer Program - Workshops
Workshops provide social and recreational opportunities that offer additional learning, enjoyable moments, and happy memories. A variety of staff-led activities are available for students including the Campus Recreational Center, movies, board games, various sports, nature walks, arts and crafts, as well as a multitude of other unique workshops. Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings, after dinner, you will have the chance to participate in the workshop of your choice. Workshops are chosen on Sunday evenings during your section meetings.
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Hywel Dda Health Board announce hospital shake-up
Hwyel Dda Health Board have announced plans for possible changes to the NHS in mid and west Wales.
The proposals could see the accident and emergency department at Llanelli's Prince Philip replaced by an accident centre.
Hywel Dda's proposals also include the possible closure of three small hospitals. They are Mynydd Mawr hospital at Tumble in Carmarthenshire and Tregaron and Aberaeron hospitals in Ceredigion. All three would be replaced by community resource centres.
The centres will be used for a wide range of services, including tests, outpatient appointments, physiotherapy and mental health appointments. As skills and facilities develop, they can also be used for procedures, such as blood transfusions or intravenous antibiotics – all of which result in providing care closer to home and taking the strain off hospitals.
Our reporter Owain Phillips reports on the proposals.
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Camelot on the Gulf in Navarre Beach
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- baths 3
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Navarre Towers
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/ night
$ 850 - $ 1,900 / week
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Your paradise vacation! Beautiful gulf front 3/3 unit decorated with inviting cool colors. Enjoy the spectacular views of the Gulf of Mexico from your own private balcony. Play a game of tennis on the courts at Navarre Towers. Dip into the sparking pool or catch a wave in the gulf. Something here for everyone! Master suite has a king bed, second master suite has a queen bed, and guest room has a double. There is a TV/VCR combo with a DVD player in the master, a TV/VCR in the second, TV/VCR in the third, and a TV, VCR/DVD combo, and a stereo with CD in the living room. Leather sofa and recliner in the living room.
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Julie or Tim 1-888-862-0034
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2014 Rates
Spring Break: March 15 - April 4 $1200/week Weekly Only
Spring: April 5 - May 23 $1000/week $160/night
Early Summer: May 24 - June 13 $1800/week Weekly Only
Summer: June 14 - Aug 1 $1900/week Weekly Only
Late Summer: Aug 2 - Aug 15 $1200/week Weekly Only
Early Fall: Aug 16 - Sept 5 $1100/week $225/night
Fall: Sept 6 - Oct 31 $1000/week $159/night
Winter: Nov 1 - Nov 21 $850/week $140/night
Thanksgiving and Christmas rates are higher.
Rates indicated are the rental fee only, additional fees and taxes will be added. Email or call for a total price. Prices are subject to change without notice. 3 night minimum for nightly reservations, weekly reservations are Saturday to Saturday only.
Check in is at 3pm CST and check out at 10am. A minimum of 30% down per reservation is required at time of booking. Visa, Master Card, and Discover are accepted. Balance is due 30 days before arrival. Must be 25 to reserve.
Julie or Tim 1-888-862-0034
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Top things to do in Navarre Beach
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Leaders in Albany met in Washington, D.C., Wednesday to talk with Postal officials about why the downtown location is needed.
One of those leaders, Frances Krack said the branch is in talks with a private Albany company to take over the Broad Street branch.
"We're not asking them to continue to maintain the USPS here. We're just asking them to give us the opportunity to put a new entrepreneur in this location to be able to keep this business in our downtown community," said Frances Krack.
Frances Krack is the property manager of the postal service. She wants to maintain the location for people in the community in wheelchairs that can not go to the Slappey Boulevard branch.
She is urging folks not to close their post office boxes. She says since the announcement of closing the post office, people have started moving their boxes to other locations.
The private company plans to give the post office a boost with some needed changes.
"They'll add some amenities that will go along with this, Federal Express and UPS. Just other options that is here that we can utilize," said Krack.
Krack say she has received calls about how the rerouting of mail is an inconvenience for some, but she is optimistic that the downtown location will remain open.
"It's a must, a must to keep this open and we will do everything we possibly can do to make it happen," said Krack.
Krack feels the private company is something that could help the post office in the long run.
Back in October, the postal service announced in October that doors will close at this location in December, but their lease was extended to September.
The United States Postal Service has not made a final decision to close the downtown location.
Mayor Hubbard and the city manager also made the trip to Washington.
The Federal Station Post Office is on the National Register of Historic Places list.
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