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In the basement of the church, archaelogical excavations reveal different levels of mosaics and foundations of the Early Middle Age. A splendid work of restoration.
This place contains some mosaic floors, in some parts very well preserved, and two mosaics on the wall.
Not first place to visit in Ravenna, but worth of a visit
This is a simple museum. At first, you'll wonder if you should have bothered. One room? Don't miss it! The examples of mosaic floors are excellent, and the two on the wall provide a unique opportunity to view these close-up. Also, notice the places where you can look through the walkway below to see the floor below. It's a special...
Original mosaics on the floor, well restored and carefully displayed. There are many rooms, though no walls between them. It is not a big place. I recommend to walk slowly and observe the details of every pattern, and then look straight and see all of them together. The view is wonderful!
These mosaics are very different from the brilliantly-colored, sparkling ones elsewhere in Ravenna. The colors here are muted and the tiles are stone. Although most of the interior walls are gone, there are about a dozen "rooms" each with a different mosaic floor. Some are intricate geometric patterns, others more naturalistic. The center room has a beautiful mosaic of the...
What you see is the footprint of the entire ground floor of a home that belonged to a high ranking court official. Each floor is a beautiful mosaic, and every room is different. Geometric and floral patterns, as well as symbolic figures. Fourteen rooms in all. Very impressive.
We were in Ravenna primarily to see the famous Byzantine mosaics at the Basilica of San Vitale. On the walk there, we discovered the archaeological complex of the House of Stone Carpets, accessed through the Church of Sant'Eufemia. This site was apparently uncovered just 20 years ago during the construction of an underground garage. What a treasure has been brought...
Only took 15 minutes to view this. In a central location. Cheap to enter. A good free video before hand. Worth visiting.
A trip to the Domus dei Tappeti is worth your time. See the most intricate mosaics, preserved well and illuminated so that viewers can get the "Big Picture" of how immense and intricate these ancient homes' decorations actually were.
If you like mosaic floors then this is the place for you. Staff very helpful with explanations and information.
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Pocono Community Theater will host a Lyme disease symposium from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday at the theater, 88 S. Courtland St., East Stroudsburg.
Dr. Behzad Maghsoudlou, who specializes in neurology, neurophysiology and psychiatry, will lead the symposium and educate the public on Lyme disease. He is a member of the International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society.
Following the presentation, participants may ask questions.
According to the CDC, Lyme disease strikes about 300,000 people each year, according to new information released by federal health officials. The new estimates suggest the disease is 10 times more common than previously thought.
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The Home Instead Senior Care office, in recognition of World Alzheimer's Month, is offering free resources to help local families who are living with Alzheimer's.
Workshops are available to family members, who will receive a version of the same Alzheimer's CARE: Changing Aging Through Research and Education training program developed for the network's professional CAREGivers.
The workshops will offer specific solutions for the common issues that arise when caring for someone with Alzheimer's. The workshops will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. Oct. 16 at Shawnee Ridge Senior Living Community, 200 Jersey Lane, East Stroudsburg; and 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Oct. 18 at Belle Reve Senior Living Community, 404 E. Harford St., Milford.
Also available is a free Confidence to Care at Home kit, an at-a-glance collection of information, tips and resources to help handle difficult situations, avoid household accidents, encourage engagement and prevent caregiver stress, that is designed for any member of the household to reference anytime they need it.
In addition, Home Instead Senior Care has developed Alzheimer's and Other Dementias Daily Helper, a free smartphone app that families can use to search behaviors and help find solutions when they have to react quickly. The app, which will be available Monday, is designed to help families manage issues as they arise.
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Graeme Murphy's exquisite work The Protecting Veil is
performed to the haunting music of celebrated English composer John
Tavener. The poetic aesthetic of the work is flawlessly matched by
the work of award-winning Sydney-based lighting designer John
The dance movements, predominantly from upstage to downstage,
are cut by a lone dancer who enters consistently from the
opposite-prompt side of stage in a series of incomplete crossovers
- "a soul swimming at cross currents in a sea of inexplicable
Seasons: 1997
Choreography: Graeme Murphy
Lighting Design: John Rayment
Producer: Carl Plaisted
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|You are not going to be able to pour a thin amount of cement to level it off, it won't work, concrete needs to be at least 2 inches thick. You could try drilling holes in existing concrete and installing tap cons, binding them with wiring, and pouring a thin layer, but it's a lot of work, and high risk!
I think your first Idea "prying up existing slabs" is your best bet.
Other than that, you will probably have to put a sleeve in for the skimmer.
If you don't care about a higher deck, pour a new deck at least two inches thick all the way around, be sure to include expansion joints if needed, but where you have a fiberglass pool and it hasn't popped out of the ground you probably don't need expansion joints. Then put new stones right over the new pour.
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|I've taken your advice and decided to bust up the existing pads and pour them all over. Probably best anyways as I am finding voids under the old pads.
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60-Second Stir-Fry: Perry Hack
Friday, April 20, 2012
Watch a video of hydroponic greens farmer Perry Hack, of Two Guys from Woodbridge, get out of the greenhouse and into the 60-Second Stir-Fry hot seat.
Meditation on a Starbucks Macchiato
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Feeling adventurous, I ordered a fancy-pants coffee at Starbucks. A "lite" caramel macchiato, tall, extra foam. I could taste the artificial sweeteners in the sugar-free, vanilla syrup, but otherwise, it was pretty tasty.
Fast Food In The U.S. Has Way More Salt Than In Other Countries
Monday, April 16, 2012
60-Second Stir-Fry: Jacques Gautier
Friday, April 13, 2012
If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen and stay away from the Studio 4 hot seat. My guest this week on Last Chance Foods, Jacques Gautier, clearly loves standing over a hot stove in August. He's super-relaxed during his lightning round of questions. So much so, he finishes the Stir Fry in under 60 seconds.
When Worlds Collide: Food and Garbage
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Garbage is a natural extension of our consumption of food. There's waste throughout the process and not just at the end.
And yet, I was still surprised when I came upon a web site about making a garbage truck cupcake topper.
100,000-Square Foot Hydroponic Farm Planned for Brooklyn Rooftop
Friday, April 06, 2012
Soon Brooklyn residents will be able to look up to see the source of their locally-grown organic vegetables. The Manhattan-based Bright Farms is building a 100,000-square foot greenhouse on the roof of a massive warehouse in Sunset Park.
Food in Two Worlds: Treats Truck Offers Passover Goodies
Thursday, April 05, 2012
Kim Ima's Treats Truck offers sweets that are "kosher" for Passover not just once a year, but all year-round. Try a recipe for the Apple Passover Cake that has become a foundation of her Treats Truck here.
Some Jews Say Bugs Have No Place At The Seder Table
Thursday, April 05, 2012
Got Any Tips for Making Donuts?
Wednesday, April 04, 2012
I recently tried making my own donuts. The result: disappointing, exploding circles of greasy dough. OOOfa. I decided that other people's donuts — like the ones I tried this week at the new eatery, 606 R&D, in Brooklyn's Prospect Heights — are much better than any I could make at home.
Well. Little did I know that I could get donut coaching, like 606 R&D gets.
Tokyo: An Unknowable Feast
Wednesday, April 04, 2012
Peter Meehan, the editor of Lucky Peach and co-author of the Momofuku cookbook, says Tokyo's cuisine is unknowable, compared to New York City's. I think I know why.
12 Ways to Commemorate the Titanic Centennial
Monday, April 02, 2012
There are a number of happenings in the Tri-State area that mark the Titanic centennial. Among our favorites: meals recreating White Star Line menus, plays based on ship survivor testimonials and artifact exhibitions. Here's a shortlist of goings-on.
60-Second Stir-Fry: Peter Meehan of Lucky Peach
Friday, March 30, 2012
If you can't stand the heat, stay out of the kitchen and away from the hot seat in Last Chance Food's 60-Second Stir Fry. My advice to this week's guest, Peter Meehan, is to stick with the cold cereal he told me he had for breakfast that morning.
Food Coops: The Not-So-Happy Marriage of Organic Produce and Politics
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
In Brooklyn, the Park Slope Coop voted 1005 to 653 not to move forward on a controversial proposal to ban products from Israel Tuesday night.
60-Second Stir-Fry: Rick Field of Rick's Picks
Friday, March 23, 2012
If you can't stand the heat, stay out of the kitchen and away from my iPod touch video camera!
Tasting Coffee? Go Ahead and Slurp
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Leave your manners at the door when attending a coffee tasting or "cupping." Slurping is a vital part of the process.
Caffe Storico Chef Defends Cicchetti
Monday, March 19, 2012
The Italians call them cicchetti, the Spanish call them tapas. We call them appetizers, and many restaurants are serving them in lieu of entrees. What's annoying is that many of these "little plates" are priced as if they were "big plates."
60-Second Stir Fry: Jim Burke of Caffe Storico
Friday, March 16, 2012
If you can't stand the heat, stay out of the kitchen. Jim Burke is in the kitchen all the time, as chef of Caffe Storico, the new eatery in the New-York Historical Society.
Nutritionists Cater Healthy Eating Programs to Immigrants
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Listen to the latest Food in Two Worlds podcast to learn about the latest efforts to encourage immigrant communities in New York City to eat healthier.
Cooking Clam Chowder for Two: Not Easy to Do
Wednesday, March 07, 2012
I love cooking for the masses. My husband and I host a Palm Sunday brunch in our little apartment for 20 to 25 people every year, and I've got it down to a science. How many pounds of salmon per person, how many minutes in the oven per pound, how many side dishes, how many heads of lettuce for a salad. It's cooking for the two of us that is still a challenge.
DIY Gravlax
Friday, March 02, 2012
I usually travel the same, well-worn route with salmon, letting it cure briefly with a rub of salt, sugar, crushed coriander and zests — a mix of lemon, orange and lime. Then I bake it in the oven. But I decided to steer a different course this time.
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We talk about the classic Hayao Miyazaki film, Howl's Moving Castle in this episode of Appropriate Audiences. For those interested in incredible bad movies, we briefly discuss the Nic Cage classic, Vampire's Kiss.
Literally this movie was so much better than I expected it to be
I have always loved Spike Jonze. I think he makes really interesting films that push what we would consider to be normal. He tells stories that challenge traditional conventions and i have always appreciated that in a director.
Adaptation and Being John Malkcovich are two of my favorite films for exactly those reasons. Adaptation even takes it a step further by blatantly employing all of the traditional Hollywood techniques in order t open viewers up to how formulaic movies can be. Her is no different in what it is trying to accomplish.
So I realized something. I may not be writing as many reviews as I normally do, but that doesn't mean I'm not still reviewing. I'm going to post videos of my review show, Appropriate Audiences, which I both produce and host so you all can finally get some reviews again. Hope you enjoy.
I haven't been posting.
I just haven't been able to go to the movies lately.
I'll start doing some throwback Thursday reviews.
Thank you so much for sticking with me and still following me.
My mom really only likes comedies and romantic movies but I wanted to go see Mud and to get her out of the house so she surprisingly agreed to come with me.
Mud stars Matthew McConaughey and Reese Witherspoon but the movie really revolves around two young boys who find the fugitive Mud, played by Matthew McConaughey and agree to help him connect with the love of his life, Juniper, played by Reese Witherspoon.
I went into the film assuming the movie was about Mud but it is so much more. It's about the time when children learn that love is not all they think it is as the main little boy's parents go through a separation, he gets his heartbroken by a girl at school, and even Mud and Juniper's relationship isn't all it seems. It's that moment when you're a kid and you realize everything Disney has told you about love is much more complicated.
I thought that was an absolutely brilliant lesson and the way it was delivered through the boy willing to do anything to help Mud because Mud is in love. Mud's love is so important to the boy because then his definition of love isn't completely destroyed. However, all of the events with Mud force the boy to reevaluate what love actually is and be okay with this change.
The best friend to the boy is brilliant by his willingness to stick by his friend through everything and really shows what it means to be a best friend. The writer/director Jeff Nichols did a wonderful job showing how children will help someone in need regardless of circumstance. Children do not judge. If someone needs help then they help. I loved the innocence and the spirit the two boys had.
Michael Shannon was incredible as always as the best friend's uncle. He could have easily been absent and uncaring as an uncle who was stuck with his brother's kid but instead he compassionate. watchful, and an incredible guardian. Not to mention, his constant innovation to make diving for clams easier was just awesome and showed how unassumingly smart he is.
The cast was perfect and the characters were incredibly complex and well-rounded. It was refreshing to have a story full of characters that could totally exist in the real world.
If you ever get the chance in the future, go see this movie. Seriously. Although it's a small, indie film, it's one of the best ones that have come out this summer. And my mom loved (and she never likes anything like this).
I know it's been a while since I last wrote a review but I've been busy with summer class. BUT that's finally over, so in the next few days I'll have reviews about Mud, Monster's University, and Man of Steel. My Man of Steel review will be short since it's been so heavily reviewed.
Go watch Pitch Perfect. It's a really funny movie with the always perfect Anna Kendrick, Brittany Snow, and Rebel Wilson. The film was written by Kay Cannon, who does a brilliant job showing ladies can be funny and they don't need men to do so. Obviously there are men in the film, the rival acapella group for the Bellas but they are not what the film is about. Pitch Perfect joins the ranks of films that are feminist in a positive and empowering way.


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Album Rating: 5.0Lol...dat 1.
Album Rating: 4.0you either love this album
or you dont listen to it. it rocks to hard not to love itDigging: Failure - Magnified
Digging: Failure - Magnified
Not anymore
Orion is sweet thoDigging: diSEMBOWELMENT - Transcendence into the Peripheral
Digging: diSEMBOWELMENT - Transcendence into the Peripheral
Album Rating: 4.0disposable heroes man
ending of sanitarium
one of those tear jerking metal moments
fucking m/
Album Rating: 4.0so much trve
I like all songs, but idk
Besides Orion the album doesn't really do much for me, and looking back it never did, since I didn't grew up on Metallica or anything
Album Rating: 3.5"Every other thrash band > Metallica"
this this this
Orion is the best thing ever.Digging: Orange - Orange
Digging: Orange - Orange
Album Rating: 4.0yeah no
I might bump it for Orion.
"Every other thrash band > Metallica"
this this this"
That's just silly [2]
Album Rating: 4.0Metallica might suck ass now but their 80's stuff is some of the best thrash ever
Listening Damage Inc right now. One friend of mine opened a bar with that name in London 2 months ago.
Album Rating: 3.5sure their first 1 and 3/4 albums (MoP isn't thrash sorry) were solid thrash, but as an entire career a lot of thrash bands have done thrash better
Album Rating: 4.0I can agree that this isn't really that thrash but it still rocks n riffs
pure epic heavy metal is what this is and anyone who denies this inarguable fact can foad hard
Album Rating: 4.0pissbore bringing the trvth once again m/
Album Rating: 3.5IGN voted this the greatest metal album ever.
Album Rating: 4.0rust in peace>
silly ign
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I haven't impressed anyone, but you remember something I said to you a year ago? Nice try, Tutty. And you couldn't find "The Village" on the best day you ever had. And who ever said I'm a super star or superior? Not me....
Good one Thumper. Although I maintain my acidic tongue is a good deal less than most people here. Don't worry --- I'm just one of many out here -- I have no delusions about that.
I am a freakin' consultant, Thumpy. Most of my consulting services are sold to lawyers and law firms. I'm not a lawyer but I do associate an awful lot with them - most from the top law firms in the US and some in Europe and Australia. I don't have a 'take' on the law as much as I have a 'take' on human nature and human beings -- even in website postings. I've read Shlt in the Woods self-aggrandizing postings for over a year now -- it's mostly noise and a way to draw attention to herself.
Well Gee Tutty, I don't think doing PR work is so superior -- it's just what I do. And No, sadly a potty-mouth like you who can barely string together a coherent sentence or thought, doesn't have much of a chance of driving a Jaguar. But Yellowstone? Anyone can go there -- I doubt I thought you were somehow privileged because you were going there. Geez, you remember what I said to you a year ago? Need to get a little bit of a life there, Tut.
Exactly. Shlt in the Woods has all the brains and talent of a Chimp and no doubt the Chimp is a good deal more clever than Ole Shltter.
Yeah, I'm sure the Marines are thrilled that you hide behind your "Proud Marine" cloak. You're name-calling like a whiney child or a useless thug. Of course you can say whatever you want, but know that you, like the Lovely whiney Palin are an embarrassment to the US -- you are something to be ashamed of, not proud of.
Right. That's why you spend your life breathlessly blogging & digging up articles and opinions trying to act like you're a lot smarter than you really are. "Nothing more, nothing less, your porky behind." Your hatred runs deep -- it sustains you. You claim you refuse to work when Obama is Pres. Bullshlt -- you're just a bored wealthy, angry little girl. The attorneys I work with, men and women would bury you in a 5 minute debate.
I can cut and paste too. Shltter overdoes it with the facts -- overcompensating for knowing nothing she posts way too much hoping it will make her look like she knows something. Lawyers don't usually get their degree and sit on their butts playing on a 'I Hate Obama" website. And they're a little more worldly about other people and other cultures and more open-minded. At least the good ones are. If you're as bitter as She Who Shlts in the Woods, though, it's probably a good thing that you spend your time along with thousands of other "political bloggers" whining about Obama and trying to show everyone how clever you are. Doesn't work for me -- I see right through the charade.
SSHG -- that's just a silly fantasy. That's fine for your video games, but don't lose track of reality there. You're itching to pull that trigger is going to get you in serious trouble one of these days -- you keep panting a scratching with this nonsense about "civil wars." Never going to happen my friend - certainly not over a health care plan for the middle-class. And see a shrink if this compulsion to want to kill people continues....
Yeah, Davey -- I'll call you when any of that happens....
Doing the "Proud Marine " thing any, huh Amy? Proud to serve your country and just full of respect for your leaders, huh?


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AbstractThis paper examines the innovative ability of small firms in the semiconductor industry regarding their exploration of technological diversity and their integration within local knowledge networks. Through the analysis of patent data, we compare the innovative activity of start-up firms and larger firms. We find that small firms explore new technological areas by innovating in less 'crowded' areas. The analysis of patent citation data reveals that small firms are tied into regional knowledge networks to a greater extent than large firms. These findings point to the role of entrepreneurial firms in the exploration of new technological spaces and in the diffusion of their accumulated knowledge through local small firm networks. Copyright 1997 by Kluwer Academic Publishers
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I expect if you acted like a thug at work you would get fired regardless of what your hair looked like.
I'm not buying the race issue. And the fact that this is sports, and it has almost become a fad to have the cornrows, to have the tattooes I think it plays even less of a role.
A white family is out for a dinner, a big black guy with cornrows walks by tats all over. Are they nervous? Hell yes.
Same family is out for dinner, a big white guy with shaved head and tats walk by. Are they nervous? Hell yes.
A man should be judged by his actions, regardless of appearance. And Randy has done enough to be judged in a negative light by some. The media and T.O and Randy. I think the only difference is TO embraces the media Moss does not. So in essence TO is making them more money.
I probably am missing the point. I personaly just wouldn't call this racism. Because it happens to people of all color.
But it is an issue. All I'm asking is that you all at least be concious of it.
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Well about Randy ripping Pep..I don't buy it. He has a new teammate K Collins he has to say something postive about the guy. He can't go yea my new QB sucks..hey how come I'm not getting the ball.300
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Well about Randy ripping Pep..I don't buy it. He has a new teammate K Collins he has to say something postive about the guy. He can't go yea my new QB sucks..hey how come I'm not getting the ball.
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Arguements about him on this board are pointless and a waste of time we could be admiring our amazing team we have before us. For the love of God Viking fans, MOVE ON!
And I hope that one day you learn something about the world.
His shyness and his confidence are two completely seperate things. And to deny that the fact that he talks with a southern drawl and has cornrows has no effect on how people see him isn't an omission of the 'race card,' but omission of fact.
But that's ok. I hope your daughter brings home a dark black man with cornrows. Let's see if you can avoid playing the 'race card.'
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I wish we still had randy moss, he is the best wideout in the NFL
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WILMINGTON, NC (WECT) – A member of the UNCW family died in a car accident Tuesday. The Wilmington Police Department says, Hubert Simpson, swerved off the road in the 300 block of North College Road and hit a metal pole.
Officers say from the initial investigation, it appears that Simpson did not hit the brakes. Now, they are investigating to see if he had a medical emergency before the crash or if his brakes failed.
Simpson was a 9-year Aramark employee and students say he was a fixture at UNCW. They say it's hard to imagine walking up to Wagoner Hall, where the cafeteria is, and not have Simpson greet him with his big smile as he swipes their card.
"Those of us who frequented Wagoner Dining Hall knew Hubert to be the very personification of Seahawk Spirit, and it is almost unfathomable to imagine walking through those doors and not seeing Hubert and basking in his good cheer," said Chancellor Miller in an email sent to students.
Wednesday, students set a memorial where Simpson normally stands. They wrote notes and left flowers to honor him. They say that Simpson was always happy and took the time to get to know them. They say he often greeted them with token phrases like, 'Happy Hump Day' or 'It's Sunday Fun Day'.
"He wasn't just a swiper," said Nick Howley, a UNCW student. "He would always take time to make up a high five with you."
"He would always say, 'how did your test go' or 'do you have anything on the schedule today', and he would give people hugs," said Jeffrianne Gutson.
"He would make peoples days," explained Alex Maceacherin. "Even if it was a dreary day, people would always walk out with a smile on their face because of Hubert."
Students are also tweeting their condolences at #RIPHubert, https://twitter.com/search?q=%23RIPHUBERT&src=typd. They are leaving messages that say things like "Don't even want to think about not being greeted anymore by that kind soul.," "You always brought a smile to my face," and "In honor of Hubert Simpson, happy hump day everybody!"
Communication students featured Simpson in a video last month, it is entitled, FACES of UNCW and posted above (http://vimeo.com/65743135). It highlights how special Simpson was. In it Simpson is interviewed and states, "To see a student walk though that door, is the highlight of my day, every student that walks in got their eyes open and a smile on their face. it just does something to my day."
Miller is encouraging students and faculty to show extra kindness and to appreciate your friends and family in the wake of this sudden loss.
@SeahawkTFXC tweeted a picture Wednesday morning saying, "RIP Hubert! Always enjoyed being greeted by you at Wag. We've lost a great ambassador for the Seahawks."
Details of a memorial service are not yet available. Miller said they will be posted via the Campus Dining feed on Twitter (@UNCWDining).
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According to a recent staff report, the memorial garden would be in Sullivan's Pond Park and be built, owned and maintained by the municipality.
The preliminary estimate for construction is $50,000, the report says, but this doesn't include a $50,000 dragonfly sculpture made of aluminum alloy.
City hall would cover the cost of the garden. A non-profit organization, the Children's Memorial Dragonfly Park Society, is proposing to pay for the sculpture.
Municipal staff are recommending regional council give the garden the green light and accept the society's donation.
"A memorial garden is intended as a place for contemplation," the staff report says. The Sullivan's Pond site would be built "in honour of the memory of children in the downtown Dartmouth area" who have passed away, it says.
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The society has selected a fabricator in East Chezzetcook to design and manufacture the sculpture. The group is raising funds for the piece, the report says, and has about 45 per cent of the money required.
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The Bentley Slip-Not pro deluxe is a professional grooming set for a horse or pony. The grooming set includes a body brush, dandy brush, flick brush, face brush, sweat scraper, hoof pick, mane comb and mane and tail brush. The set comes with a grooming bag to carry all the brushes. All brushes have a soft touch handle for comfort and grip, and are produced in black and gold design. The soft touch body brush will help you remove grease and grime from your horse's coat. It is ideal for use on horses that have been kept inside or wear a blanket. You can use the soft touch dandy brush for removing solid dirt and grime from the horse's coat. This is suitable for horses that have been kept outside. For cleaning your horse's face, there is a soft touch face brush for removing dirt and grime from your horses face. The soft touch flick brush is ideal for removing surface dirt from the horse's coat. You can use the soft touch sweat scraper for removing sweat and excess water after your horse has been bathed. Plus a hoof pick to clean your horse's hooves. The grooming kit includes a mane comb and mane and tail brush to complete your horses grooming.
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£6,000 donated to Secret Santa Appeal!
7:00am Thursday 6th December 2012 in News By Kathie Griffiths, T&A Reporter
A Bradford restaurateur has donated £6,000 to the Telegraph & Argus Children's Secret Santa Appeal giving the festive fund a massive boost.
The hefty donation from Shabir Hussain of Akbar's in Leeds Road was part of a £25,000 donation to the Lord Mayor of Bradford's Sprinkle Sunshine appeal and was officially announced last night.
Lord Mayor of Bradford, Councillor Dale Smith, had already got the toy appeal off to a seasonally sunny start last month by donating £1,000 from his civic appeal.
The appeal, in association with Bradford-based Human Relief Foundation (HRF), is buying gifts for youngsters linked to Barnardo's Young Carers Service and The Children's Society's Gateway Children's Centre in Ravenscliffe.
But Sarah Gate, from HRF, said the latest huge cash donation would now mean a happier Christmas for many more of the district's youngsters living in poverty.
She said: "Wow! That's an amazing gesture. We already had a list of children we were buying presents for but this means we can really expand it and get presents for so many more. It's wonderful news. Thank you so much."
Coun Smith added: "It is a fantastically generous gesture. It demonstrates what a lion's heart Bradford has when someone comes up with such a gesture."
And Mr Hussain said: "It is Christmas time and there are a lot of these volunteer charity organisations that are really struggling that could do with this benefit."
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Met Office investigating Arctic link to UK's record cold
As new figures show the record cold weather is persisting into April, the Met Office says it will investigate if Arctic melting is to blame.
As new figures show the record cold weather is persisting into April, the Met Office says it will investigate if Arctic melting is to blame.
Enjoy the bright weather at the beginning of this week because it is downhill from Wednesday.
The coming week will be marred by wet weather and some blustery winds. So for now its worth making the most of the quiet conditions.
Road, train and plane operators must work more closely with the Met Office and other forecasters if travel disruption is to be avoided in winter months, a group of MPs has said.
In a wide-ranging report into winter travel, the transport committee said:
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Weather warnings have been issued across the UK by the Met Office, who are urging people in coastal ares to be vigilant as heavy rain, high tides and gale force winds hit the country.
In Scotland, adverse weather is expected in the Highlands, Strathclyde, Central Belt, and the Borders.
The south west, south east and north west of England have been put on alert for high force winds.
Wales *and *Northern Ireland are also expected to bear the brunt of the bad weather.
Forecasters have warned there is more bad weather to come, with the Met Office issuing a severe weather warning for rain in southern England and western Scotland today.
The Met Office said that as much as 40mm (1.6in) of rain could fall on higher ground or coastal areas, and there are likely to be gales of 50-60mph.
The latest bad weather is set to push in from the Atlantic, crossing the UK from west to east. With the ground already saturated, some minor flooding is likely, it added.
The Met Office has issued severe weather warnings over fears of strong gales of up to 80mph and heavy rain affecting Wales, southern, western and northern England and Scotland.
Forecasters said the latest storm pushing in from the Atlantic will cross the UK from west to east today.
The Met Office also warned of the danger of ice patches in the south west as temperatures drop to below freezing.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and icy conditions in Scotland, northern England and Northern Ireland.
It forecasts accumulations of up to 20cm (8 inches) on higher ground in Scotland.
This map shows the distribution of flood warnings and alerts across England.
Winds gusting 70-80mph across central lowlands and southern Scotland at present. Major disruption to travel in the area.
The Met Office said gusts of wind hit 93.15mph at Needles Old Battery on the Isle of Wight at 2am:
Current maximum wind gust recorded at 0200 is 93.15mph at Needles Old Battery - Isle of Wight
The Met Office said gusts of wind reached 92mph at Needles Old Battery on the Isle of Wight at 1am:
Current maximum wind gust recorded at 0100 is 92mph at Needles Old Battery - Isle of Wight.
The Met Office has released a graphic showing heavy rainfall over parts of southern England.