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Vikings trade Harvin to Seahawks
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Vikings RB Peterson has sports hernia repaired
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Vikings will explore free-agent WR possibilities
The Vikings will seek WR help through the draft, but don't rule out free agency as an option for fixing things, too.
After cutting Bryant McKinnie, the Vikings plan to start Johnson at left tackle.||||||| Johnson just signed on Monday and says he has a lot of catching up to do.
The Vikings have signed former Indianapolis Colts offensive lineman Charlie Johnson.||||||| The Vikings announced the move Monday, just hours before their first training camp practice of the season. The 6-foot-4, 305-pound Johnson started 54 games for the Colts, helping protect Peyton Manning for six seasons. The addition will help fortify an offensive line that struggled to protect Brett Favre last season and is now charged with keeping veteran Donovan McNabb upright.
Johnson sat out the Colts' game Sunday against Tennessee after injuring his knee in last week's 34-17 win over Seattle.||||||| This was the first start Johnson had missed since 2007.
Johnson is listed as probable for the Indianapolis Colts' game against the New York Giants on Sunday. Johnson is the team's backup left tackle.||||||| He was drafted in the sixth round in 2006 out of Oklahoma State.


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Saints QB Drew Brees was named Sports Illustrated's sportsman of the year on Tuesday, becoming the 57th recipient of the award.
Brees was honored for his play on the field, leading the Saints to a Super Bowl championship, and his work off the field. Brees' foundation has worked with nearly 50 New Orleans schools and organizations to aid in recovery from Hurricane Katrina.
"The more that I've learned about the award and that it goes well beyond what you accomplish on the field, that it's very much about what you do off the field as well, with community service and your family, makes the award even more special to me," Brees said.

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Abstract Naive Egyptian Art, In memory of vivacious Artist Helenka Bimstein, beloved by all who knew her. Images of her paintings, parties with family, friends and a little bit about her.
About the AuthorBarbara Shaw
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In the past, as a painter and sculptor, I have also created commissioned public art installations. Currently, as a photographer, I apply a painter's eye to the process of selecting, framing and composing the image. At seven years old, I had no problem hooking my own bait for the chance to fish with him on the pier. This among other independent actions, made my father proud of me and is one of the many memories of our sacred, silent bonding ritual. We stood patiently together with the water holding our gaze, our thoughts free to wander and ponder possibility in peaceful silence. Now I am exploring the ways in which some images penetrate a disarmed consciousness and bring forth an introspection of memories, feelings and possibilities.
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One man is dead after a shooting in a Marietta parking lot on Thursday morning.
According to Marietta Police, the shooting happened around midnight at the Points of Marietta Apartments on Cunningham Road.
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RAFAEL BEJARANO, SILENTIO, WINNER: "He really liked the turf today. In his last race he broke from post one and he was kind of waiting a little bit. He still ran a good race, but the way he ran today he was clear from the outside and it was much better for him. He was more relaxed in the race so that's why he gave me a good turn of foot in the stretch."
MIKE SMITH, BATTLE FORCE, 3-1 FAVORITE, SECOND: "He ran too good to lose. I really have to applaud the winner because he beat me today, but they both ran winning races. I think it will be to our advantage as soon as we get to go a little further."
GARY MANDELLA, SILENTIO, WINNER: "I don't know if I've ever won five stakes in the same year. That's five. We're pretty proud of that and I'm very proud of my staff. To have a barn of 16 horses and win five stakes races on the year is a very nice feeling here at the end of the year.
"There's no secret. He's a good horse. The secret is to have a good horse and that's what this is. The only thing I'll take credit for is we gave him a lot of time for his injury as a 2-year-old. He won last year here and came out of a race with activity in his tibia that would have turned into fractures. But the bigger thing was he had some cysts in his hocks. (They were) dug out surgically and we gave him a lot of time to get over it.
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JOHN SHIRREFFS, BATTLE FORCE, SECOND: "I thought it was a very nice finish. We always thought he was a high caliber horse and he proved it again."
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The City of Raleigh holds two "shred and recycle" events each year: one in the spring (near Earth Day) and one in the fall (in conjunction with America Recycles Day). These events give an opportunity for Raleigh area residents to dispose of sensitive documents in an environmentally smart way.
The next shred event is scheduled for this Saturday, April 26, from 8 a.m. until 12 p.m., at Oak Park Shopping Center, 6001 Glenwood Avenue. The event will close promptly at noon. Drive through between 8:00 am and 10:00 am for the quickest service.
Here's what you need to know to participate:
- Bring up to three boxes ("banker box" size) or bags of paper per person. We limit the amount of material per person to ensure that as many residents who wish to participate may do so.
- Please only bring paper that should be shredded. Before participating in a shred event, learn about the types of paper you should shred. Most junk mail -- with the exception of credit card offers -- does not need to be shredded. We will not accept magazines, phone books, catalogs, etc. for shredding.
- Do not get out of your car. Our staff will unload your materials and take them to the shredder. Documents will be shredded on site. After dropping off your materials, you are welcome to observe the shredding process. However, we ask that you move your vehicle to a side parking space to allow others to move through the drop off line.
- Small businesses, nonprofits, churches, and individuals are welcome to participate.
- Walk ups are not allowed. For your safety and to ensure everyone is treated fairly, please drive through the line.
- There is no cost for this service.
If your question is not answered by the information above, call Linda Leighton, Raleigh's Waste Reduction Specialist, at 919-996-6871.
Did you know? Shred & recycle events continue to grow in popularity. Consider how much paper has been collected at past events: (answers are in tons)
- Spring Event: 7.60 (2013) 8.10 (2012), 5.00 (2011), 7.89 (2010)
- Fall Event: 13.82 (2013), 7.00 (2012), 6.00 (2011), 5.69 (2010), 4.99 (2009), 3.25 (2008), 2.90 (2007)
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text: A Picture Tour of Simi Winery in Healdsburg A Tour of One of California's Oldest Wineries by partysugar 8/05/10 0 Reactions 10 Shares Print 0 6 4 0 0 Last weekend I was fortunate enough to head up to Healdsburg to check out Simi Winery. Founded in 1876, Simi is one of the state's oldest wineries and was one of only four to continue production during Prohibition. Although it was established by two Italian brothers, beginning in 1904, a female, Isabelle Simi, the daughter of one of the brothers, took control of the winery. She is credited with starting the first tasting room in Sonoma County and continued working at the winery until she retired at age 99. Getting a tour of the winery is a fascinating lesson in local history. Here's an inside look at Simi. What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Located about 70 miles north of San Francisco, Simi's visitor center and wine facility is beautifully landscaped. Upon arrival, guests are greeted by a bubbly fountain and lush redwoods. 1 / 15 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Did you know that new French oak wine barrels cost $1,200 each?! This was one of the first things we learned from Luke, our informative and entertaining tour guide. He also taught us that the level of toast (how long the wood used to make a wine barrel is left in the fire) affects the flavor of the wine. 2 / 15 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 When the Union Pacific built the railroad, it wanted it to run through the winery. The brothers agreed on one condition: that the Chinese construction workers would help them build a new barrel storage facility. Although no trains currently run on this track, a recent law has been passed and in 2013, a high speed train will run from Healdsburg to Marin. 3 / 15 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 In order to build the train tracks, the railroad company had to blow up a hill. The leftover rocks and debris were used to make this building. When the winery hosts weddings, the cocktail reception is often held in the long corridor. 4 / 15 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 One of Isabelle's lasting legacies is a gorgeous rose garden. She planted a different kind of rose each time there was a new president. All of the roses still bloom each season. 6 / 15 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Although Simi's grapes are grown in different parts of the valley and the wine is not bottled on site, the wine is made here. The winery's bread and butter is Chardonnay. It recently added these stainless steel blending tanks to the grounds. 6 / 15 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 After the Chardonnay has fermented it's placed in another large tank that brings the temperature of the liquid down to an icy negative 2 degrees. 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1 1/2 pounds tomatoes, peeled*
1 bunch scallions, white and green parts, sliced
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1/4 cup brown sugar
1 tablespoon coarse salt
2 tablespoons freshly grated ginger
2 tablespoons minced garlic
1 tablespoon black or yellow mustard seeds
1 tablespoon cracked black peppercorns
1 tablespoon ground cumin
2 teaspoons cayenne
1 teaspoon turmeric
3/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
Slice tomatoes into 6 wedges each. Reserve in a large bowl with scallions and serrano chiles.
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State Superintendent Zais met with board members of the Royal Live Oaks Academy Charter School Thursday to discuss funding and of course, the Jasper County School District's recent letter "F" grade.
Before taking a quick tour of the charter school campus, Zais sat down with board members to discuss the some of the successes and challenges teachers are facing in Jasper County.
Zais said each school district is unique in its needs but a combination of factors can affect how well they perform on the state's Palmetto Achievement of State Standardized Tests, or PASS.
This is the second year Jasper County has received an "F."
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If you've been thinking about getting a new dog or cat, now is a great time to do it.
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Dogs. Cats. Hundreds of furry friends just waiting to find a new home.
"For whatever reason, spring, full moon, what have you, we have just had an abundance of animals. Animal Control is bringing them in right and left running at large. And public drop-offs are at record numbers," said Executive Director Ed Williams.
Humane Society officials say they are doing everything they can to see these pets walk out the door.
To help alleviate the overpopulation, the shelter is offering adoptions at half off the regular price.
"Our adoption fee is already only $100. It includes your spay/neuter, your vaccinations, your microchips, heartworm test. There is going to be no loss of service. So you're still getting $100 worth of services to the animal for only $50," said Williams.
The capacity problem does coincide with the annual Rose Festival and Bark in the Park.
"We will also have shelter animals out there. Especially dogs. Some that we've had for many many months. We'll have them available for adoption," said Williams.
And shelter officials say there are ways for the community to help curb the overpopulation problem.
"The SNIP Thomasville Program is still going strong here at the Humane Society. It's a year-round spay/neuter program. You have to come out and fill out an application. You can also download it off the same website," said Williams.
The discount adoptions will begin Saturday 4/27 and run through Saturday 5/4.
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As winter looms, Pakistan continues to find its bearings. But three months after the start of the devastating floods, the emergency is fading from international view and concern.
October 5, 2010 – Approach of winter complicates Pakistan flood relief, story by Presbyterian News Service
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THE case against a professor charged with causing almost £18,000 of damage to luxury cars which had polite graffiti scratched on them was adjourned today (Friday, January 11).
Stephen Graham did not appear at Newcastle Crown Court to enter pleas to four charges of criminal damage.
Graham, 47, from Lansdowne Gardens, Jesmond, is a specialist in cities and urban life at Newcastle University.
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DELPHOS — The ninth annual St. John's Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony was held Sunday in the All Saints Building at St. John's High School.
This year's honorees are:
— Professional Achievement: Paul Baumgarte, class of 1939
— Arts/Athletic Achievement: Scott Schulte, class of 1990
— Service to St. John's: Johnny Giesken, class of 1943
— Service to Mankind: Bishop Albert Ottenweller
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Paul Henry Baumgarte — class of 1939
Paul Baumgarte was born in 1921 in Landeck and graduated from DSJ in 1939. Paul says he can still recall his favorite math and science teachers – Sister Bernice and Miss Juanita Corbin. They sparked an interest in him, one that would become both his success and his passion in life.
With World War II approaching, Paul joined the US Army Air Corps and was sent to Columbus. It was his first trip to a big city – and his travel was just getting started.
From Columbus, the Army sent Paul to Radio School where the boy who loved math began to come into his own. Assigned to build radio stations for the military, the young man from Delphos began to discover the world. He visited Trinidad and Brazil. From there, it was on to the Gold Coast of Africa, Nigeria and the Congo. Next he visited Cairo, Nigeria and Sudan, then off to India, where he visited the Taj Mahal, New Delhi and Calcutta, building radio stations at every stop.
Not bad for someone who only a few years before had not been further than 50 miles from St. John's.
When he returned from the war, Paul used the GI bill and went back to school in New York City and attended the prestigious RCA Institute – now the math and science he learned at DSJ really paid off. He became a computer specialist and had a chance to work with the top scientists in the world, including Albert Einstein, Robert Oppenheimer and Thomas Watson. One of his first projects was called the SSEC Computer (Selective Sequence Electronic Calculator), one of the largest computers in the world. It had 12,500 tubes, 24,500 relays and more than 5,000-plus miles of wire. He later went to work for IBM and worked on computers used by the Atomic Energy Commission for nuclear research — Again, his work took him all over the world.
Paul retired in 1977, moved back to Delphos and began teaching electronics at Lima Technical College. He spent 23 years passing along his knowledge to the next generation.
When it comes to working with the best and brightest, seeing the world and bringing it all back to St. John's, few have done more than Paul Baumgarte.
Athletic Achievement
Scott Schulte — class of 1990
A graduate of DSJ class of 1990, Scott Schulte recalled his time playing football at St. John's: "I think what was most important was the team we built during the 1988 and 1989 seasons. At that time, football victories at St. John's were almost non-existent and there was talk of dropping the football program entirely. But the 1988 season began a turnaround and the 1989 season saw the Jays finish with a 9-1 record and the school's first MAC championship. I think those teams might have been the pioneers of the Blue Jay football we have today. It's so gratifying for me to see the success of the current football program, knowing where we came from."
A list of Schulte's athletic accomplishments includes:
High school — MAC 1st Team (1989/90), MAC Player of the Year (1990), UPI- All Ohio Division V Offensive Player of the Year, AP- All Ohio Division V Defensive Player of the Year.
College — NCAA II All American (1992/93), GLIAC Player of the Year (1992/1993), Harlon Hill Trophy candidate (Division II equivalent of the Heisman Trophy) (1992/1993), Youngest Member ever inducted into the Hillsdale College Hall of Fame.
Professional — Participant of the NFL Combine, signed as free agent by Miami Dolphins (1994), Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football League (1995).
Dick Lowery, the retired head football coach of Hillsdale College in Michigan, was asked how often a player like Schulte comes along and he stated, "Only once in 102 years of football."
Vic Whiting, DSJ's varsity football coach (1989-2000) added, "Scott is the best player that I ever coached."
Jack Macavoy, former Athletic Director at Hillsdale, also credited Scott for his upbringing in Delphos: "For as good a player as he was, I think he was an even better person."
Schulte was asked his advice for students: "Don't be afraid to dream and know that you may have to take the road less traveled to achieve that dream. And when you are ready, lay your ears back, get to work and go for it!
"For me the game of football has been a journey and that journey taught me about becoming a man, learning how to sacrifice, learning how to get up after getting knocked down, learning how to overcome failure, learning how to lead and work with others… and the journey began at Delphos St. John's," he concluded.
Service to St. John's
John Andrew Giesken — class of 1949
John Andrew Giesken was known as the "Super Sub".
John was born in 1930 near Ottoville, the youngest of 13 children. His family moved to Delphos and John joined St. John's as a high school freshman. When he graduated in 1949, those four years were all it took to make him both famous and passionate about being a Blue Jay.
Like many in the area, John had learned to play basketball in elementary school and around the farm with his brothers (all eight of them). And he had developed some amazing shooting skills.
On the DSJ varsity team, he became known as the "Super Sub" – a not-so-secret weapon that could be inserted into games whenever the team needed extra points.
"When they put me in, my job was to make a basket." John said. And he was legendary at dropping them.
One fan recalls, "John was so good that if he was double-teamed, he could drop in shots from half-court!"
In his senior year, John was part of the team that won the 1949 State Championship and his shooting was instrumental in the victory.
John and his wife Clara raised four children: Julie, Jim, John and Jennifer; but many remember how Giesken influenced and improved the lives of many other young men from the Landeck area.
John would leave work early each day and drive to Landeck and spend part of his day teaching "his boys" the finer points of basketball.
Ed Klaus was one of those students and remembers, "After we learned a few things, John would load us up in his car — about 13 7th- and 8th-graders — and take us to St. John's for a scrimmage. The car was packed!"
Sometimes when Geisken dropped by the gym, Coach (Bob) Arnzen would halt his practice so John could show the young boys his skills. John had a very unusual stance, coming up on one leg when he shot. But it didn't matter; when John arched the ball, it was all net.
Son Jim Giesken recalls his family's commitment to hard work, education and faith this way: "Dad would work a full day – then a second job at night, sometimes up to 12 hours a day - and all day on Saturday. And he would still find time to work with the students. His sacrifice allowed his children to go to St. John's; it was that important to him."
Ed Klaus adds "There are many things I can say about Johnny - he is very gentle and giving man, kind, respectful and a true gentleman."
Son Jim added, "My goal in life is to try to be almost as good a man as my father."
Service to Mankind
Bishop Albert Ottenweller (1916-2012)
Albert Ottenweller was born April 5, 1916, in Montana. The family resettled to Leipsic when Albert was 6 years old. Albert attended St. Marys grade school in Leipsic before attending St. Joseph's High School and St. Joseph's College in Indiana. He recalled that tuition in the depths of The Depression was only $100 a year but his family had to sacrifice to pay it. He later went on to receive advanced degrees from Catholic University in Washington, D.C.
He was ordained a parish priest for the Diocese of Toledo in 1943 and assigned to St. John the Evangelist, where he served for the next 16 years. He taught Biology in the high school as well as his work in the parish. After a decade of serving other parishes in the Toledo Diocese, Father Ottenweller, as he was then called, returned to DSJ to serve as pastor from 1968-76. In all, he spent 24 years — a quarter of his life — ministering at DSJ.
"He was a holy man and a priest's priest. He gave of himself for just causes and worked for people in need," former Principal George Adams described Bishop Ottenweller.
DSJ grad Elaine Arnzen Sheehan recalls, "Bishop Ottenweller had a knack for making those around him feel important and unjudged. He championed the causes of the weak and persecuted."
Some of those he championed were the migrant populations in Ohio. Indeed, the Bishop often seemed to have God standing with him when serving the migrants. In a favorite story, the migrant workers in his parish were in dire need of food. Bishop Ottenweller had been praying for help. He answered a knock at the rectory door to find a young boy who handed him a large picture of Our Lady of Guadalupe. The boy said, "My mother wanted you to have this" and walked away. Minutes later, the phone rang and a local welfare officer said he planned to hold a news conference. The conference resulted in huge donations that soon overflowed the storage facility.
"I think Our Lady of Guadalupe was taking care of her people," the Bishop then recalled with a wink.
Pope Paul VI named Father Ottenweller auxiliary bishop for the Toledo Diocese in 1974. He became a full bishop in 1977 and served the Diocese of Steubenville until his retirement in 1992.
"DSJ is privileged to have been loved and served by Bishop Albert Ottenweller. He was a proud Blue Jay to the end of his earthly life," Sheehan concluded.


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While the QT interface is already available in the source code, the developers appear to be still working on it. The official announcement mentions only the new GTK interface, not to be mistaken for Rippedwire. The mono GUI serves solely the keyboard console commands, and as such, is a wrapper for the CLI version. In comparison, the GTK-GUI communicates directly with the software's core library. Rippedwire is a copy of the Windows surface, which the developers say is quite flawed.
New is also the integration of the H.264 codec from the X264 Project. Developers are promising a dramatic improvement in picture quality due to the use of "psychovisual rate distortion" -- a technique that works against loss of sharpness in frames and so increases detail, and the utilization of adaptive quantization.
HandBrake can now handle multiple audio tracks, the decoding of CSS protected DVDs has been simplified and queuing does no longer cause a crash. Sensible pre-settings are also provided, one of which, called "Apple", enables HandBrake to generate software films for the iPod and Apple TV.
The software is available to download on the project website. The 32 bit version with GTK-GUI is 9.4 MByte large and comes in a Debian package. A 64 bit version, and of course the source code for all platforms is also available. It shouldn't be too long before the finished version arrives in the distro repositories.
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Location: Hisarya, Bulgaria
Season Dates: August 9, 2014 - September 20, 2014
Session Dates: Session 1 – August 9, 2014 – August 28, 2014; Session 2 August 28, 2014 – September 6, 2014; Session 3 – September 6, 2014 – September 20, 2014
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Affiliation: RSF Archaeological Trust and Historical museum – Hisarya.
Project Director: Assoc. Prof. Mitko Madzharov, Historical museum – Hisarya
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The large Greek colonization from 8-6 c. B.C. led to the creation of several town-colonies situated on the Northern coast of Aegean Sea: Thassos, Aenos, Abdera, Maronea, Perintnus, Byzantion etc. The intensive contacts of the already established commercial centers with the Thracian tribes led to powerful rivalry between them for spheres of economic influence. That rivalry is most ostensibly manifested in the creation of commercial centers (emporia) in the interior of Thrace. The course is structured into three modules:
In 2005 the archaeological museum of Hisarya started investigation of the Greek Emporion and Temple near the village of Krastevich. It is situated on strategic cross-roads and the region is rich in ores and minerals. At the two archaeological sites were found many artefacts connected to the Greek civilization as pottery, architectural details, coins etc. The place is dated back to the 5th and 4th c. BC.
The aim of the course is to make students familiar with the basic methods of field archeology with a special focus on the GIS (geographic information system) surveying. The students will be trained how to use electronic survey equipment (Total Station) to perform horizontal and vertical measurements in reference to a grid system.
The course is suitable both for beginners and advanced in field archaeology. The first part is devoted to practice on the archaeological site and working with the archaeological finds. In the second week the following topics will be covered: Topographic surveys; Construction project layout (building corners, control and offset lines); Leveling; Traverse surveys and adjustments; Building Face Surveys; Resections; Areas; Intersections; Point Projections. Daily survey information will be downloaded into CAD programs and students will gain basic skills on working with specific software and electronic data processing.
The third part of the course is devoted to educational trips to the open air sites and museum collections in the area. The students will be guided by professional archaeologist and all visits will be accompanied by educational lectures on Greek and Roman history and archaeology.
Period(s) of Occupation: Greek period 5th - 4th century BC
Project Size: 1-24 participants
Minimum Length of Stay for Volunteers: One session - 14 days
Minimum Age: 18
Experience Required: None
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The accommodation of the students is in very nice guest houses in town of Hisarya where any facilities are offered: bathrooms, TV, WiFi, air conditioner, kitchen for private use. The houses are situated near the museum and to the archaeological site. Nearby are located also many spa centers with swimming pools, restaurants, bars etc.
The town of Hisarya is located in the outskirts of the Sredna Gora mountain range and it boasts of a very mild climate and over two dozen mineral springs, which make it a favourite spa for many Bulgarian and foreign tourists. Today Hisarya holds over 20 hotels and balneotherapy. The resort provides various forms of entertainment and good opportunities for sport: indoor and outdoor mineral water swimming pools, tennis, volleyball, basketball, cycling, horse riding, motocross, paintball, etc.
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Grand Hotel and Moods of Norway cement new partnership with tractors, waffles and champagne!
Friday 22 October will see Moods of Norway launch its new waffle station in the Grand Café, marking the start of a brand new partnership.
The agreement will involve Grand Hotel hosting Moods of Norway's future fashion shows and launches until March 2013. The venture will also include a range of joint concepts such as the monthly Friday waffle event in the Grand Café and an exclusive Moods of Norway refreshments concept aimed at our course and conference guests.
In addition, the collaboration will have a high profile in the Grand Café, as the main base for this new 'friendship'!
Earlier in the autumn, the Grand Hotel launched 'Local food on the menu', and it was in conjunction with this that the hotel toyed with the idea of bringing a new dimension to the historic setting of the Grand Café.
Many people might wonder what local food actually is, here in the heart of Oslo. Trout from the Akerselva river, or maybe rabbit from Gamlebyen? Sales and Marketing Director Kari Hasselknippe explains that, as a hotel in the middle of the Norwegian capital, it is only natural for us to source local food from across the country. "Our menus include wild salmon from Borealis Gourmet in Alta and the fantastic Lofoten lamb, which has grazed all the way from the water's edge to the mountain slopes 600 m above sea level. There is no other meat like it. These Lofoten lambs are happy lambs!"
"Moods of Norway makes exuberant clothing for happy people of all ages," says Hasselknippe. "The designer duo love all things Norwegian, such as waffle irons, tractors and panoramic vistas from Stryn. These are associations that chime well with the Local Food project," she continues, and so a playful idea has resulted in a cooperation agreement between the hotel and the highly successful designers from Stryn.
Moods of Norway are extremely pleased to be working with the Grand Hotel. "We couldn't have found a better partner for our fashion shows and launches! The Grand Hotel has a position in the market that suits us down to the ground and it's great fun that the Grand Café is getting a 'touch of Moods'! If we were going to enter into any partnership, it had to be with the Grand," explains Simen Staalnacke, who is looking forward to spending more time at the hotel in the future.
The Grand Café has dedicated its new menu to Moods of Norway's adventurous new collection, launched earlier in the autumn. The name of the menu is 'Adventures from Norway', which beautifully sums up the dishes from the storybooks of Norway, including The Fox's Widow's starters, The Three Billy Goats Gruff's main courses and Smørbukk's desserts, to name but a few. "We'll now be offering the best our fantastic country has to offer in terms of food culture and ingredients," says Kari Hasselknippe.
And on top of all that, the Grand Café's maitre d' and waiting staff will be wearing designer clothing from Moods of Norway!
"Half of our guests come from abroad, which makes it even more of a pleasure for us to be a forum for promoting Norwegian designers," comments Hasselknippe. "In 2006, we launched our Ladies Floor, with its own design and 13 unique rooms, all telling their own story. This was a huge success both nationally and internationally, so we already know that good stories create fun and enjoyable experiences! We are storytellers and now we are beginning a new chapter!"
As the monthly Friday waffle events are launched in the Grand Café, expect waffles, tractors, champagne and the essence of Norway. Here, the worlds of Moods and the Grand will come together over Grandma's recipes and favourite old stories among good friends.
"With this colourful new direction, we can't fail to ensure happy guests and a great atmosphere, and we're looking forward to welcoming a new, enthusiastic and energetic partner onto the team," concludes the Marketing Director.
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The Senate recalled its vote on House Bill 2498 after some senators said they had second thoughts.
"I voted with the senator from Mingo (Sen. Truman Chafin) after hearing his very compelling and persuasive argument," said Sen. Donald Cookman, D-Hampshire. "… I was very impressed with it and voted with him on that. On further reflection however, I looked at the bill and this doesn't just cover people who divulge the names of people who are indicted, it covers anything that is said in the grand jury room, which is a secret proceeding and it provides a penalty, as was indicated by (Sen. Corey Palumbo, D-Kanawha) I think provides a fine of up to $1,000 and jail sentence of up to 30 days, which I believe is more than what a judge can do on a contempt proceeding. I believe this is good legislation, and it could be needed in certain situations."
Delegate Justin Marcum, D-Mingo, sponsored the bill and said he was happy the Senate reconsidered its actions. The Senate passed the bill 31-3 with Sens. Chafin, Daniel Hall, D-Wyoming; and Mark Green, D-Raleigh, voting against.
A bill that would prohibit people serving on a grand jury from disclosing the identity of people facing indictment does not have the support of the West Virginia Senate.
House Bill 2498, sponsored by Delegate Justin Marcum, D-Mingo, failed the Senate 9-25 on the last day of the session, just two weeks after it unanimously passed the House of Delegates. Sen. Truman Chafin, D-Mingo, stood in the Senate to speak against the bill, which Marcum said he sponsored at the request of former Mingo County Sheriff Eugene Crum. Crum was gunned down in his vehicle April 3.
Now, Marcum is upset that what he calls a good bill won't pass the Legislature this session.
"It defines a way to ensure our system is functioning correctly," he said of the bill. "To hear that this bill should just be thrown in the floor appalls me."
Marcum said Crum requested the legislation because a member of the grand jury in Mingo County was tipping off defendants who were going to be indicted. Those defendants, mostly drug dealers, fled to Columbus, Detroit or Kentucky. Not only did this bill prevent that from happening, Marcum said, but it also protected evidence, ensured law enforcement safety and keeps grand jury proceedings secretive, as they're supposed to be according to state code.
But Chafin said on the Senate floor that it's hard to sit in a courtroom all day and not want to talk about what you saw or heard. He also was opposed to such the $1,000 fee for even the slightest slip-up, even to a family member. Marcum said those ideas are ridiculous.
"I'm appalled someone would take the floor on a bill like this and defeat it for personal reasons," he said. "This is a good bill that was supported and passed the House I think 98-0. It's crazy someone would stand up to speak against this and I'm very upset."
Marcum said he plans to reintroduce similar legislation next year in an effort to defeat the growing drug problem in Southern West Virginia.
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3rd District Councilwomen Sharon Sanders Brooks and Melba Curls will host a brief rededication ceremony for the 22nd-23rd Street corridor at 11 a.m. Monday, Dec. 13. The rededication ceremony will be held at 22nd Street and Flora Avenue.
Work finished in November on the 19-month, $9 million project, which provides roadway improvements along the 22nd Street corridor from Tracy Avenue to Brooklyn Avenue. These improvements include drainage, paving, curbing, signage and installation of retaining walls, traffic signals, street lights and other amenities.
The Capital Projects Office managed the project for the City's Public Works Department.
Media inquiries and other requests for more information about this project should be directed to Sean Demory, Capital Projects Office, at 816-513-0059 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.