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Saying that If I Stay, adapted from Gayle Forman's blockbuster young adult novel, is bad because it's overwrought and pretentious is to dismiss a crucial stage of growing up when you yourself are overwrought and pretentious by no real fault of your own. The entire young adult experience is
Multimedia exhibit brings the forest to Ruffin Gallery
What does it mean to digitally broadcast the 'experience' of a tree? Is satire inherent in such an act?" These are just a couple of the questions that Charlottesville-based artist Peter Traub hopes you'll contemplate while viewing "WoodEar" at UVA's Ruffin Gallery. The exhibit is a recent
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For more than three decades, the obscure Italian band Sensations' Fix has been pleasing audiences with its energetic brand of progressive electronic rock. Success lies in the group's original mix of genres, blending shrill electric chords with a psychedelic rhythm in a unique sound entirely its
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"The World of Printmaking" explored at the Jefferson School City Center
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The yarn Is going places (Helloooo VOGUEknitting LIVE Chicago!)
I'm so happy to say that Wunsapana Farm Artisan Lockspun Yarn is readying for new 2013-2014 adventures. Thanks to Long Island Livestock Company (like them on Facebook!), this year my yarn will also be going to Vogueknitting Live! in Chicago Stitches East, and Vogueknitting Live NYC 2014, among other fantastic venues. I practically feel […] [Read More]
No Place To Fit In – Story Of My Life! But, check out the judge's notes…
In my younger years, like most, I always wanted to fit in….but for whatever reason, I wasn't very good at it. As an adult, knowing what I know now, I thrive on not fitting in. It's not that I work at it, it's just how it is. And, because I like who I am, or […] [Read More]
The Fading of Sno. Acceptance Day.
One Christmas, years ago, my grandmother handed out envelopes – first to her children and their spouses, and then to her grandchildren. I opened mine and found $400. My grandparents weren't wealthy and a gift this large was just not normal. I was still in a cheery Christmas mood and asked why such a gift? […] [Read More]
A Day In The Life…Lately.
Things around the farm lately haven't been fun. We are all sort of drowning in the heat and humidity, and the deluge of biting bugs. I spend a lot of time freshening water buckets, wiping and re-adjusting fans, and hosing llama legs and bellies. Piper goat is ancient and moving slow enough to worry me. […] [Read More]
Mothering and Farmering…
Daughter graduated from high school last weekend. Yes, I cried….new chapter for her. College of St. Rose is next. I'm so proud of her. I need to scan the picture from her yearbook. She listed one of her nicknames as 'The Farmer's Daughter' – how great is that? I've been busy…as always. I would just […] [Read More]
My horse on the loose at midnight
When I got home from Llamas at the Bethlehem Public Library last night, I unloaded Miss Chip and Lisel, freshened up the barn, checked the lower barn, tossed the equines and goats a bit of snack hay to keep them quiet and busy, and got into the house about 9 pm. I must have been […] [Read More]
The Star Is Up. In Memory.
I prepped Llama Land last week so that the llamas can have some pasture again. I can't leave them out there full time because they get fat. boo. Winter takes it's toll on the fencing and the star on the barn is always down when I first go out in the spring to put it […] [Read More]
My very FIRST…..!!!
YARN made from my llamas' fiber – made at a MILL! Back in 2012, I brought 2 pounds of llama fiber to the Southern Adirondack Fiber Festival and sat myself down at a table with a lovely woman from Battenkill Fiber Mill. Two pounds of llama fiber to a mill is probably like finding two […] [Read More]
A great meeting Saturday…Sunday – friends and llamas!
Saturday, I spent the day in a committee meeting with a group of wonderful people planning our annual GALA llama conference – that will be held in Albany, NY this fall! Normally, I would cry at the thought of sitting that long in a chair, inside a meeting room. But, it was great – I […] [Read More]
Catching Up And Good-bye February.
February is always the bleakest month on the farm. Combine that with frozen ground, snow, warmer temps and rain and the mud is deep. The dregs. Slogging through. Looking forward to a new month, a taste of spring, and my VERY favorite – longer days! This has also been my quiet time. Hibernating. I've devoted […] [Read More]
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May the dodecahedron gleam
by Sandra Hofmeister | 03 November 2009
It has the charm of most things Viennese, once hung in a bespoke tailors and in the "American Bar" - the luminaire Adolf Loos designed for Knize back in 1909. And now it has emerged in the 21st century as a redesign.
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90% of all cell phones in Europe are still black
01 November 2009
It is not easy to avoid his judgment: As the Director of Die Neue Sammlung in Munich, when it comes to design Florian Hufnagl is not only an excellent connoisseur but also an enthusiast. Franziska Horn talked to him about design expertise in companies, the qualities of products that survive for longer than one season and non-existent mega trends.
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How the future unfolds
by Markus Frenzl | 30 October 2009
Sometimes the future really is cardboard. Yet it is not only paper models that have gained new standing in the design process, paper itself has emerged as a highly regarded material. And so now for the very first time an entire book addresses the topic of paper as a sculptural material.
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Pain in Marilyn Monroe's wardrobe
by Thomas Wagner | 28 October 2009
Ever more frequently exhibitions are attempting to explain the current relationship between art and design. This is also true of "Entre deux actes - Loge de Comédienne" at Kunsthalle Baden-Baden. This particular exhibition, however, relies too much on art and an antiquated concept of design.
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You need inspiration to build upwards – Stylepark Architecture
by Claudia Beckmann | 27 October 2009
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Why should I be a chicken?
by Sandra Hofmeister | 26 October 2009
Nacho Carbonell's freewheeling fantasies on the origin of the world of ideas.
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Smart Surfaces – from form to content and back again
by Silke Gehrmann-Becker | 24 October 2009
Antimicrobial plastic coatings, dust-repellent textiles, flexible displays - surfaces are becoming ever smarter. Birkhäuser Verlag has just brought out a book on the subject. But is it as exciting as the subject promises to be?
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Even Obama has a Doge
by Ute Diehl | 22 October 2009
The Italian furniture company Estel not only stands for a long family tradition. For generations it has also developed a good nose for the right design decisions. It was not until last year that Estel extended its empire to include five additional brands, including Dino Gavina's company "Simon". Ute Diehl met the company's President Alberto Stella and asked him what it means to adopt Gavina's legacy and take it forward into the future.
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The Paradise Society of a Subversive
by Ute Diehl | 21 October 2009
He is one of the figureheads of design and was always surrounded by a cluster of the greats of his trade. Without producer Dino Gavina, the international success of Italian design would have been inconceivable. His self-image was manifest on his visiting card, on which was printed: "Dino Gavina. Sovversivo". A Portrait of a Subversive.
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Concrete – so much more than the gray friend in the background
20 October 2009
The new Material Edition will showcase many other types of concrete including, for example, glass-foam concrete, translucent concrete, colored and recycled concrete. Be inspired by the sheer wealth of possible uses!
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New concretes for Architecture and Design
by Juergen Glaesle | 20 October 2009
Concrete is by no means simply gray and monotonous. Recent years have seen the development of numerous new concretes that reveal the various uses to which it can be put.
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The GINA Studio
by Frank Barkow | 18 October 2009
In fall 2008 Chris Bangle and Frank Barkow ran a workshop at Harvard Graduate School of Design based on Gina technology, a flexible outer skin, which produced astonishing results and creates totally new Utopias in which to live and reside.
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The hidden beauty of the sewer rat
by Nora Sobich | 15 October 2009
Concrete is the epitome of the Neues Bauen movement and linked inseparably to Modernism. Yet despite the multifarious opportunities for use it still has a hard time being perceived in terms of its aesthetic qualities as well.
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The glance in the double mirror
by Thomas Wagner | 13 October 2009
Richard Avedon (1923 to 2004) is one of the 20th century's most famous fashion photographers and portrait makers. Schirmer/Mosel have now published a fascinating illustrated book entitled "Avedon Fashion", which presents a selection of fashion photographs from six decades.
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A Touch of A Thousand and One Nights
by Anneke Bokern | 12 October 2009
The new "La Diva" tile series by Villeroy & Boch truly lives up to its name. Opulent, playful and exclusive, it embodies a blend of styles that spans cultures and epochs -and is thus far more contemporary than we may initially think.
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Architecture with humor and verve: Venetian Wanderings, Part 11
by Georg-Christof Bertsch | 11 October 2009
How would we build if we could build how we liked? What would our cities look like, would our submerged dreams come true? Marjetica Potrč offers us answers - in a light and playful way in the Arsenale, Venice.
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How the swan went out into the world
by Sandra Hofmeister | 09 October 2009
Many of Arne Jacobsen's furniture designs were originally developed for special architectural projects. The Swan Chair is just one prime example. Perhaps because swans have often inspired the human imagination, the chair's sculptural quality comes into play in many locations.
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What counts is that it functions
by Thomas Edelmann | 08 October 2009
He is more than just a man in the wings who provides the technology and experience. Not until he has developed a functioning model can the design process begin. A portrait of Egon Bräuning, long-standing Head of Development at Vitra.
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Slaughter Beach House Rental Photos and Description
3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom, sleeps 6-8
Be prepared to enjoy the view of the stunning sunrises over the ocean and enjoy a refreshing drink on the back deck to view the incredible sunsets over the marsh. Enjoy a fully stocked and newly renovated kitchen with granite countertops and all the amenities. Watch porpoises at play from the comfortably furnished Great Room. Enjoy the gas fireplace on cool evenings or star gaze from the hot tub. The upper floor is reserved for the extra large master bedroom with a comfortable king size bed, en suite bath and large sitting room. Two other bedrooms are located on the main floor, and contain 2 twin beds and 1 queen bed.
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- non smoking only
- suitable for elderly or infirm
- children welcome
- wheelchair inaccessible
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- pets considered
Guestbook comments from the owner
Dear Glenn,
We forgot to write in your guest book about our experience, this letter is our expressions of thanks.
We came to celebrate our friend's 50th wedding anniversary. When we walked in the door we knew right away this was the right choice.
Your home offers a friendly atmosphere, great location, comfortable beds and a gorgeous deck to take in all of the beautiful surroundings.
Glenn, you are a wonderful host. Your caring manner was obvious from the time we first spoke to the time that we were driving home, when you called about a camera being left behind. Joyfully, we discovered the camera was yours.
The weather you ordered could not have been better!!
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The Inn at Lewis Bay is a great spot to spend a relaxing getaway on Cape Cod. Just 220 steps to the beach on Lewis Bay, this 1920's Dutch Colonial Beach House is set in a quiet seaside residential neighborhood. We try to make all our guests feel like the Inn is their "home away from home". All of the rooms are unique in personality 5 rooms with Queen size bed and one with extra twin with the 6th room having a King bed. Air conditioning, electric fireplaces,TVs and private baths with hairdryers, some with partial views of the Bay. A full homemade breakfast is served each morning as well as early morning coffee and tea, plus an afternoon snack and refreshments. Located mid-Cape, the Inn at Lewis Bay is close to everything you want to see and do- ferries to the islands, whale watching, beaches, shopping, restaurants and golf. If you are looking for a quiet, casual, romantic getaway with a fabulous breakfast just steps from the beach, the Inn at Lewis Bay is the perfect place.
Queen Bed and twin bed. With Private bathroom with claw tub/shower. TV ,Hairdryer,keurig coffee machine,Electic Fireplace.This room has a mural of tree with bird houses to make it one of a kind.You will find this on the second floor with views of the side yard.
Sea Grass bedroom queen sized bed with own private modern bathroom with views of the side yard with tv/wifi/a/c/electic fireplace with keruig for coffee/tea. First floor location.
Queen sized four poster bed with private walk in shower,Hairdyer bathroom.with own coffee maker /TV/Wifi/A/C Electic fire place for cozy cold days. This room has a mural of a picket fence makes the room feel like spring all year round and is situated on the first floor.
This is our Nautical room with some views of the Lewis Bay. Has a Queen sized four poster bed with own Private bathroom with Claw tub/shower and hairdryer.TV/Wifi/keurig maker A/C for summer Electric Fireplace for winter.Room is on the second floor.
King sized Naples bed with Memory foam mattress. Mural of the Lewis Bay in which you can admire .Private bathroom with claw tub/shower and hairdryer.TV/Wifi/A/C for summer and Electric fireplace for the colder months. Keurig for coffee/Tea.Room is on the second floor.
Queen sized four poster bed with seating area with two chairs for reading.Private bathroom with claw tub/shower and hairdyer.tv/Wifi/keurig for coffee /tea. A/C for summer and Electic fireplace for the cooler months.This room feels English to me and is on the second floor.
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4.4 on August 29, 2014
We stayed for a weekend. Inn keeper could not of been friendlier. Room was clean and comfortable. Location was excellent for beach access and restaurants. Very quiet area.
5 on August 27, 2014
We stay at the Inn at Lewis Bay a few times a year - even in the winter. It is a real gem of a house with cozy, beachy rooms, great innkeepers, and fabulous breakfasts! You will want to come back every year, especially if you love the Cape! Don't miss staying here!
4.0 on August 17, 2014
We stayed in the area because it's close to my folks. Pretty rooms, delicious breakfast and attentive but not cloying owner. Would definitely recommend and return.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for your kind review and we look forward to seeing you again next year
5 on August 13, 2014
My husband and I loved our stay at the Inn at Lewis Bay! Teresa and Keith were so hospitable and the room was very nice and super clean. There were all kinds of nice touches from chocolates in the room to "treats" being left out every night. It smelled wonderful and the breakfast each morning was delicious. I needed my breakfast without dairy and Teresa accommodated me. They gave us directions, great places to eat. and were just wonderful. I can't say enough about our stay! If we go back to Cape Cod we would definitely stay there again.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for staying with us at the Inn and thank you for your thoughtful words they mean so much to me as a Innkeeper. I am glad I accommodated your needs both in the rooms and for your breakfast .To have happy guests makes a happy hostess .We look forward to your return and to see more of what Cape Cod can offer for that great vacation.
5 on August 10, 2014
Not only were the innkeepers extremely accommodating and friendly, but they had great suggestions for activities in the area. Beaches are easily accessible from the inn. Breakfast was delicious and you even had the option of enjoying it on the front porch. We got engaged on the trip and Teresa was so kind as to get champagne for us to celebrate. We can not wait to be able to visit the area and stay here again.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for your kind words .You both are such a lovely couple and knowing you started your next step together here on cape Cod brings a big smile on my face. We look forward to your return too.
5 on August 03, 2014
The Inn at Lewis Bay is clean, comfortable and close to the beach and many other Yarmouth attractions. Teresa and Keith were professional and welcoming, and we look forward to visiting them again soon. We enjoyed Teresa's company at night on the beautiful porch and her delicious homemade breakfast in the morning. She even got a little birthday gift for our birthday boy. If you're in Yarmouth you must stay at the Inn at Lewis Bay!
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for your review It was fun celebrating your brothers birthday also having you come to stay with us I felt like I had made some new friends and I was still smiling when you left .Hope to see you all again soon .
5 on July 24, 2014
From the inviting rooms to the gracious service, the Inn At Lewis Bay cannot be beat. I highly recommend a stay at this centrally located quaint and charming B & B. Enjoy.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for your time in giving us a review. We were glad to give you the home away from home feel .With enjoying the area and access to all the attractions that Cape Cod offers. Thank you .
5 on July 09, 2014
I can't say enough about amazing this BnB was. Place was perfectly taken care of, the food was the most amazing home cooked food. Theresa was exceptionally helpful and was easy to work with, actively doing what she could to help make sure our trip was as relaxed or exciting as we wanted it to be. We loved it so much and are already trying to plan our next trip down there.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for giving us this positive review of us and the Inn .I get great pleasure when a guest takes the time to provide the online world that you left satisfied . I made a relationship, with that hope to see you come back again when you are on the Cape.
5 on June 23, 2014
We're fairly new to the charms of a Bed and Breakfast, but after staying at the Inn At Lewis Bay, we're addicted! Teresa and Keith have a beautiful, well-maintained, spotlessly clean home just steps away from the beach. Take a morning walk to the beach before partaking in Teresa's delicious breakfast. We would recommend it to anyone who wants to relax, and feel as if they have a summer home in Cape Cod.
Innkeeper Response
I am glad you like the B&B style of staying away from home. I feel I have made new friends when you leave. Lewis Bay is so beautiful in the morning for that ocean breeze walk.
5 on June 18, 2014
Stayed at the Inn at Lewis Bay in mid-June, which pleasantly happened to be a slow weekend on the Cape. The Inn is located in a quiet residential neighborhood just a block or two from the water. Teresa greeted us with open arms and warm cookies, even though we arrived a little early. The place is incredibly charming, and every room is decorated to immaculate perfection. We stayed in the Whale Watch room, with views of the water (which you can see from bed). The hosts couldn't be more charming, and had just the right amount of attentiveness without hovering. The Inn is a couple miles out of Hyannis (where you can catch the ferries to Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard), with tons more value and charisma than Hyannis. It took us about 25min to drive to Chatham, at the "elbow" of the Cape. Had a perfect weekend there, and highly, highly recommend it.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you so much for your review ,was so pleased you found the Inn was a great place to stay and so easily access able to your adventures on the Cape. I enjoyed having you and chatting with you .Thank you ..
Hyannis 2 miles, Barnstable Airport - 2 miles, 2 miles Hyannis Harbor, Airport, Beachside, Oceanside, Small town, Village
Hyannis, MA (HYA-Barnstable Municipal) 2 miles
Take left onto Rt. 28 from the parking lot. Stay on Rt. 28 for 3 miles, Turn right onto Berry Ave. for 1 mile and make a right onto Broadway. Take the second right onto Maine Avenue. The Inn at Lewis Bay is the second house on the right- #57. Please park head-in.
Antique Shopping, Aquarium, Art Galleries, Beach, Concert venue, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Ocean, Theater, Nantucket, Whale Watching, Martha's Vinyard , golf, Outlet Stores, Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services, River, Vineyard, Winery
Bed and Breakfast, Historic Inn
Amenities Basket, Board games, CD player, DVD Player, Library, VCR, Videos , Ferry Discount coupons when available, Beach Chairs and Towels
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Coffee/Tea facilities, In-room internet, Fireplace, Hairdryer, Internet Service, Ironing Board, Radio, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Wi-Fi
Bicycle rental, Bicycle riding trails, Bicycles, Bird watching, Boating, Canoeing, Fishing, Golfing, Hiking trails, Kayaking, Children's Activities , Fitness Center / Gym , Sailing, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Swimming, Tennis courts, Water sports
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Biking ,travel,gardening,cooking ,sewing
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French Toast in the morning baked with cream cheese filling, fresh fruit (blueberries, pineapple, blackberries),seasonal and served with real maple syrup. Poached pears . Scrumptuous.
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Julianstown (Irish: Baile Iúiliáin) is a village in County Meath, Ireland. It is located near Drogheda on the R132 regional road not far from the Mosney Camp. In 1641, the battle of Julianstown was fought here during the Irish Rebellion of 1641
Julianstown is situated on the River Nanny which flows into the sea at Laytown, about 3 km away. It has a strong community with both Roman Catholic and Church of Ireland churches, a National Primary school and a public house.
Julianstown is significant in that it contains a bridge across the river Nanny on the road between Dublin and Belfast. One of the earliest mentions of Julianstown commemorates the Battle of Julianstown in 1641, which took place near the bridge. Indeed there is a commemorative plaque on the bridge erected by Billy Butlin in the 1960s
Julianstown was the seat of the Moore family who lived in Julianstown house and occupied the land that now contains the townland of Julianstown West. Taylor and Skinner's 1783 Road Map of Ireland refers to the Moore seat and also shows the Church of Ireland Church which still stands today. There is little evidence of any other inhabitation at that time. Taylor and Skinner also show the milestone in the centre of the village marking 20 Irish miles to Dublin. This milestone can still be seen today. There is further mention of William Moore in Lewis' Topographical Dictionary of Ireland (1837).
The Moores leased the land from Anglo-Irish landlords, including Anna Disney, the wife of Brabazon William Disney, Dean of Armagh. The land on which the present village sits was leased to Francis and Mary Thornburgh (née Moore) in 1763 by William Moore. In the lease the land was described as
….. all that dwelling house offices orchard and garden thereunto adjoining known by the name of the Blackhorse Head Inn situate near Julianstown Bridge aforesaid together with the piece of parcel of ground opposite said house containing by common estimation 300 feet in length and 73 feet in depth more or less formerly known by the name of the Malt House bounded on the East by the Turnpike Road and on the North by the said William Moore's ground adjoining the lands called the Corroge with two cabins or tenements standing thereon all of which lands and premises are situate in the Barony of Duleek and County of Meath.
The land was further subleased to Colonel Charles Pepper of nearby Ballygarth Castle in 1801. In 1856 Pepper made his lease perpetual under legislation of the time and around 1889 built the cottages that can be seen in the village today.
The village became inhabited in the early 19th century and in 1869 a forge was established by Bartholomew Tiernan on land adjacent to the Nanny River, some of his metalwork, commissioned for the cottages can still be seen to this day in Julianstown. Indeed in the past Julianstown had a Dispensary, Courthouse, telephone exchange, a shop, a quarry, a lime kiln and a Garda Barracks.
Julianstown Today[edit]
Julianstown, in line with much of Eastern Ireland and Bettystown in particular has become a popular location for commuters to Dublin, Drogheda and Dundalk. This has resulted in a large influx in new housing developments to the north and south fringes of the village. The construction of a new sewage treatment works near the Old Kiln to address the increased demand was vehemently opposed by local residents, who felt that the aesthetics of the village would be affected. The treatment works were however completed in late 2004.
The R132 was until recently the main Dublin to Belfast road and it runs through the centre of Julianstown. Despite the completion of the M1 motorway the volume of traffic on the R132 has continued to increase. Traffic lights have recently been installed in the village.
The village shop ceased trading in 1995.
After more than a century the village post office was closed due to the retirement of the post mistress, although the contract was advertised on three occasions there has been no interest in the operation of a post office in the village.
Continuing the decline of Julianstown, the Old Mill Hotel was closed and put up for sale in mid-2007. Shortly before it was sold it was destroyed by fire. There was another fire in the thatch of the Julianstown Inn on Sunday April 20, 2008. Thankfully the fire was quickly brought under control, and the damage to the pub was not extensive. The bar reopened several days later but the lounge remains closed. It is thought that to this day old customers, brothers Jimmy & Pat Duffy, still haunt the premises
Village Design[edit]
Julianstown has been selected as the first pilot village for the new program of Village Design Statements in Ireland. This project which started in September 2009 was the culmination of three years work by members of Julianstown and District Residents' Association and arose out of its relationship with the Heritage Council. In October 2008, JDRA made a presentation to the national village design conference held in Slane Castle on the topic: "Why Julianstown Wants and Needs a VDS". The residents produced an innovative presentation and drama to represent the motivation and needs driving their desire to produce a VDS for Julianstown.
The Heritage Council funded a DVD production of the presentation which was shown to Minister for the Environment, John Gormley who personally endorsed Julianstown's VDS plans. The project also has full backing and support of the local authority, Meath County Council.
Following this, Julianstown was selected by the Heritage Council to be the first pilot. A subgroup was established in the community and the process commenced when the Paul Hogarth company were successful in winning the tender to act as professional consultants to the project. Over the next 12 months or so a series of workshops and training events will be held in order to gather the information needed to produce the VDS which it is envisaged will be incorporate in the statutory planning framework for Julianstown.
Julianstown Traffic[edit]
Julianstown has chronic levels of traffic. More than 22,000 vehicles per day go through the village. At peak times there are aver 1750 vehicles per hour, and in the morning rush hour traffic levels exceed those on the M1 motorway which Meath County Council maintains is a bypass for Julianstown. Indeed traffic in Julianstown is at two thirds the motorway level. The local authority has only recently installed traffic lights, which help greatly whilst crossing the busy road.
Recently the local authority published a noise map which shows traffic noise in the village exceeding levels which cause harm to human health and which impair the learning capacity of children.
See also[edit]
External links[edit]
- Link to Julianstown Website
- Traffic Volumes in Julianstown (2006 to date)
- Traffic Volumes in Julianstown (1997 to 2006)
- Entry in Lewis Topographical Dictionary of Ireland
- National Village Design Statement Conference 2008
- Julianstown and District Residents' Association presentations


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While she was taking the photos Daisy had a short conversation with someone praising the new turn Melyssa had taken and shed light on the well-spoken Melyssa Ford that no one knew existed. It's good to see that she has friends in her corner supporting her on the new directions she has taken with her life. However, I hope Melyssa knows that she's going to have to choose between being a real estate agent and dabbling in her video vixen life. After the party Melyssa hosted, she met with her mentor Dr. Dyson because she was feeling a little unhappy with herself. She was tired of being seen as the video-vixen men have posters of on their walls. She wanted to have a life that was achieved by putting in the hard work. It was time for her to make a decision and stick to it. The next day Mica spoke to Terry about what went down and she wasn't happy with any of the ladies. On the flip side, none of the other ladies were feeling her either. Even Brie was reconsidering the friendship they had. 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I was born and raised in Western Upstate New York in a small town on the Erie Canal. The rural landscapes and rust belt towns I grew up in remain the inspiration for much of my work. In 1998, I moved to Rhode Island to attend Roger Williams University, where I received a Bachelors degree in Mathematics. I have been painting for more than five years and now work primarily in acrylics. My work is in private collections all over the U.S., France, Germany and Canada.
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On the banks of the River Bladnoch, this is Scotland's southernmost malt-whisky producer and one of just six remaining Lowlands distilleries. It has been closed for much of the last 50 years, but was revived by enthusiasts in 2000. It now takes pride in being a small, locally run distillery. Tours are given on the hour between 10 and 4. There's also a visitor center and a gift shop.
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Earnestine Willis, M.D., M.P.H., the Kellner Professor of Pediatrics and Director of the Center for the Advancement of Underserved Children at MCW, and an investigator at the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin Research Institute, is the primary investigator on the grant.
Breast milk is widely acknowledged to be the most complete form of nutrients for infants, and the benefits are well documented. However, in Wisconsin's low-income families, in particular families of color, breastfeeding rates are significantly below the statewide average, as well as the Healthy Wisconsin goal of 60% of six-month old infants, and 34% of 12-month old babies, still breastfeeding, a goal established by the Healthy Wisconsin Leadership Institute. The Institute is an education and training resource supported by MCW and the University of Wisconsin School of Public Health.
The Breastfeeding-Employer's Supported Time Project (BEST) is designed to improve the health and nutrition of infants by increasing the length of time they are breastfed by working mothers. The African American Breastfeeding Network and MCW will partner with academic partners, coalition members, community and health organizations and businesses to achieve that goal.
"The Affordable Care Act created the Reasonable Break Time for Nursing Mothers provision, and this grant will help us increase awareness of that provision, while helping businesses learn to engage and participate appropriately—to support working mothers doing their best to keep their babies healthy," said Dr. Willis.
Ultimately, the project is designed to increase lactation support for nursing mothers who are returning to work, and to change social norms, expectations and assumptions regarding breastfeeding in Milwaukee County.
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In a sign of the times, Andrew Murray Howe V's The Politician's Essential EXCUSE BOOK, reached #1 on the Amazon List of Hot New Releases in Entertainment within a week of being published, briefly passing Tina Fey 's Bossypants. The first in his Essential EXCUSE BOOK series, Howe takes a timeless swipe at the (unintentionally) funny things uttered by candidates, supporters and pundits during the life and after-life of a political campaign.
The pocket sized book takes jabs at candidates, parties and positions of all flavors. According to editor Joe Keefe , what he finds striking about the book is that it contains "funny bits of almost-too-real stuff: remedies for when what they meant to say is what they actually said". Howe mixes truth with humor and satire to arrive at the 78 numbered excuses.
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Opponent is pandering to the right
Use when your candidate's opponent ends a speech with "God Bless America"
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Opponent is pandering to the left
Use when your candidate's opponent starts a speech with "My Fellow Americans"
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The better candidate won.
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We don't care if Nick and Aaron Carter are only making headlines now to hype up their reality show, House of Carters.
We'll take any chance we can get to publish Paris Hilton bashing.
Back in July 2004, Nick wasn't in the spotlight due to the latest hit from his group, The Backstreet Boys. Instead, accusations flew that he had abused Hilton during the couple's relationship.
Two years later, the 26-year-old singer is finally ready to talk about his rocky romance with Paris - and just as his reality show is starting. Amazing timing!
"I thought the fact that she had money and was famous meant I wouldn'have to worry about somebody using me," he says. "I thought that. Wrong. I kind of fell head over heels for this girl. And I probably shouldn't have."
As time went on, each side figured this whole monogomous thing was dated. Paris snuggled up with House of Wax co-star, Chad Michael Murray. Naturally, Nick had to snag some action himself to keep up.
We're just gonna assume, like any warm-blooded male, that he had Lindsay Lohan on speed dial for such an occasion.
Carter, of course, denies any allegations of abuse and even Hilton haters at The Gossip wouldn't advocate physically hurting this female. We'd just force her to watch a Dustin Diamond sex tape on continuous loop.
At my school threes loads of seniors doing promposals a couple people just gave the girl flowers or a eddy bear or something. It all depends on the person your asking, other people went all out, and sang songs to their date. I think it all depends on the person your asking and their personality.
Sometimes I thought that Nick has a tendency to masochism because it is not normal, it always approach them and good for nothing freeloaders .... A person can trip over (all we have done) but Nick is one after another!. Paris Hilton may be very rich heiress, and everything you want, but it has no artistic talent and threw away his reputation and image of the whole family .... At that point someone like Nick, it came in handy to repair its battered image, so it was with him for a while and when things calmed down got rid of it reverting to the usual.
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he's better off without her and not all women are stuck on money. If I met a rich guy, I would still like to pay my own way
Well shes a bitch, and hes just plain lame! like come on perfect couple dont ya think? She acts like she's the queen of the world..Well shes only the queen of sluts and the queen of gossip (sorry to all you parias hilton fans) BUT ITS TRUE!
I love nick and I hope that he is way over this slutty chick. I use to really like paris but the more and more I really see of her the more I hate her. She never did nothing and she should just go away. Good luck to nick and the backstreet boys as there new cd hits stores Oct, 30. I bet it is going to be good. by the way why Ashlee Simpson??? Ewww
I don't think Nick's the 1 2 blame here...bsides,im sure he never meant 4 anythin bad 2 happen.he was hurt,but he wud never get that far on paris...she just wants attention-as her usual.Nick:u deserv so much better than that n i mean it.
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One of the BEST DIY's on here based on clarity, detail, and the great pics!
Only thing I would have done different is to buy just the seperate male/female pin connectors and actually crimped them on to the end of a proper length of wire instead of buying the factory pigtails with pin connector precrimped on the end - this would do away with all the twisted connections on every run of wire to get a wire with male one end/female other end. If you choose to do it this way, I would use solder on the connections before shrink tube.
Where you have to run the 2 wires piggyback from slip ring harness to shifter harness obviously you have to strip a section of insulation off straight run and twist in the piggyback wires - here I would have also used solder on the joints before shrink tubing.
I agree this is much cheaper than buying the harness & proper MFB Buttons. In my case, I have more $$ than time, so I just went with the pre-made harness and the correct MFB Buttons.
And actually, I did not buy the version of MFB Buttons that BMS states are the only ones that work. I did not want the diamond/star buttons as mine are different - bought the correct paddle shift MFB with proper logos for my car and they worked fine.
Don't know why they specify that certain version MFB? Prolly, because those are the only MFB they tested their kit with, so as a CYA, they state they are the only ones that work...
What was the part number for the MFB buttons you ended up using?
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4/5 rDev +3.9%
12-15-2011 18:00:48 | More by IrishColonial
North Carolina
5/5 rDev +29.9%
12-15-2011 11:44:26 | More by ChuckS
4/5 rDev +3.9%
12-15-2011 06:56:02 | More by Anthony1
District of Columbia
4/5 rDev +3.9%
12-14-2011 22:25:50 | More by Rhettroactive
4/5 rDev +3.9%
12-14-2011 15:17:12 | More by Tabni
5/5 rDev +29.9%
12-14-2011 10:34:26 | More by Texasfan549
4/5 rDev +3.9%
12-14-2011 06:44:05 | More by HumphreyLee
South Carolina
4/5 rDev +3.9%
12-13-2011 22:14:37 | More by icehawk
North Carolina
4/5 rDev +3.9%
12-13-2011 21:27:00 | More by jak
3.28/5 rDev -14.8%
appearance - transparent ruby/brown, frothy head that dissipates quickly with not much retention but good lacing
smell - malts and maybe some chocolate and fig notes
taste - huge malt body, roasty malts, chocolate malts
mouthfeel - oily, a bit on the thin side for 8.3 abv, medium carbonation, some bite
overall - flavor leaves a bit to be desired coupled with a weak mouthfeel, strength is probably the unique flavor profile if you're into trying new brews
12-13-2011 05:02:44 | More by djbreezy
3.48/5 rDev -9.6%
A: Pours out a woody brown, like table finished in dark brown veneer. On the edges there are more caramel colored highlights. Slimmish of white head leaves patches behind.
S: Aromas of light roast coffee, milk chocolate, the icing that goes on top of cheap crumpets, and molasses cookies…so, malty.
T: More assertive than the smell leads on to…black coffee, crème brulee, toffee. An astringent black strap rum tails in on the end.
M: Medium bodied that starts of a bit soft and then finishes with a quick sharpness/
O: Another massive malty winter brew. I'm appreciating this turn on winter seasonal - -stripped down and not dressed up with any outside spices and flavors. Just beer being beer. A good hefty winter beer that reminds you of a wool coat.
12-13-2011 00:38:34 | More by phantomwyse
3.68/5 rDev -4.4%
A - Wow this beer is pretty thick with a deep reddish amber color and a quarter inch of head that quickly turns to a light lace ring.
S - Smells chock full of cherry and spices maybe some dark fruits like plums and cinnamon. A very nice hop presence keeps it all in check.
T - Strongest flavors I am getting are mostly oak and some toffee, rolling around my tongue the bitterness of the oaky hops really covers most of the spices but I do get some nice cherry tartness in the middle. Pretty good.
M - Well for an Old ale it had a pretty good medium to thick body but it drinks thinner.
Overall - Definitely not a bad winter warmer, since it had the thick body and smooth ABV I wanted but the oak and bitterness of hops was a bit cloying. Still a decent Old ale.
12-11-2011 03:14:13 | More by DrDemento456
West Virginia
3.83/5 rDev -0.5%
Serving Type - Bottle
Appearance - Copper tan/brown, not much of a head, minor lacing.
Smell - Dark fruits like rasin, plum, fig. Sugars, caramel. Malts, smoke, cherry and a little vanilla.
Taste - Plenty of malts mixed with some hops, spices, and alcohol. Nice mix of cherry, caramel, apples, plum, and even a little hint of vanilla and coffee.
Mouthfeel - Tounge gets hit with malts, and lots of sugary flavors. Palette gets alot of bitterness from the hops, and alcohol. Aftertaste is dry, bitter but not long lasting.
Overall - Decent, a little to much booze up front and maybe a little unbalanced to be truly great. Its worth a drink but not world class by any means.
12-10-2011 23:39:01 | More by wvsabbath
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3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
12-10-2011 22:33:06 | More by Chugs13
5/5 rDev +29.9%
12-10-2011 02:27:34 | More by DoctorDog
3.68/5 rDev -4.4%
Bottle 11-19-11
A - a deep mahogany body with a small and delicate white head. A pretty color, and very wintery
S - Rich caramel and dark fruits, vanilla, dry and smoked meats. pretty nice complexity, decent balance.
T - Pretty malty, bitter, and dry, some dark fruity sweetness and caramel. I can see this improving with some age.
M - Smooth and full. A bit warming.
O - this is pretty good, an interesting and complex beer. Could use some time to mellow out, I think.
12-09-2011 19:27:17 | More by ColdPoncho
New Jersey
4.33/5 rDev +12.5%
Appearance- dark dark brown with thick foamy tan head and small amounts of carbonation to be seen streaming slowly up the glass
Smell- very nice mix of malty sweet nose with faint hop kick at the end, candied chocolate sweet nose
Taste- wow i really absolutely enjoyed the flavor profile of this beer it starts off very sweet and malty, with chocolate malt tones up front but this finish has nice hop bitterness and drying nature keeping it so nicely inn check, lovely balance
Mouthfeel- medium to heavy bodied with crisp drying finish
Drinkability/overall- i very much did enjoy this beer you appreciate the dryness as it build up more and more as you go, this is overall a very nice beer with great balance, i think i have to now start searching out many more old ales as right now this style of beer is just hitting me so perfect this winter
12-09-2011 05:25:11 | More by Stunner97
4/5 rDev +3.9%
Aroma: Very sweet. Worty. Mildly spicy. Dark roasty malts. Can smell that caramel / roasty malt sweetness from 2' away.
Appearance: Dark brown color. Pours a two finger light brown head. Hard to see through due to the color, but also seems to be a bit cloudy. Lots of lacing.
Flavor: Sweet malts, not as worty as the aroma suggested. Immediately turns mildly bitter from the hops. Mild English malts almost reminiscent of a brown ale for a brief moment. Mild pine bitterness. Some honey.
Mouthfeel: Medium to full body. Very mild carbonation. Warming from the high ABV. Nice and oily regardless of the high alcohol content.
Overall: Easy drinking. Bold, pleasant brew. One of the better seasonals this winter.
12-09-2011 02:40:12 | More by soulfly1492
3.6/5 rDev -6.5%
A: Mahogany brown colored beer produces a thin off-white head when poured into pint glass. Leaves a thin rim of lace with some clinginess to glass.
S: Nutty, malty, caramel and boozy aromas are all present.
T: Malt, caramel, hazelnut, toffee up front. The ethanol adds a warm middle and there is a slight bitter finish.
M: Medium bodied with mild carbonation. A bit syrupy at first. It certainly does not hide its 8.3% ABV.
O: A good but not great beer. Enjoyed it, but will not seek it out in the future. Glad I tried it.
12-09-2011 01:31:46 | More by Paincane
3.4/5 rDev -11.7%
Bought a 12 FL OZ bottle of this & added it to my Mix-A-Six Pack @ Naked Vine in Chesterfield, MO for $9.99. Poured from the "Old Winter Scened" bottle w/ a sleigh on the front & "LIMITED RELEASE" below Avery Brewing Company into a Clear 16oz Christmas Seidel Glass. Has also "HO, HO WHOA!" on the bottom & 11252B1 on the top of the bottle (any date or freshness hints of some sort?).
Aroma- Has a tons of malt and caramel aroma with a bit of alcohol in the background. Not much else... Wish there was more complexity and character here.
Appearance- Pours a .5 finger head that lasts for an average time. Has a dark brown colored body that is clear. Leaves only sudsy lacing behind.
Flavor- This brew starts with an extreme malty character and then has a bit of alcohol and booze behind it. Winter Warmer type of characteristics and then a light-medium hop bitterness.
Mouthfeel- Medium Bodied, Medium Carbonation, Smooth, Light tasting and tad watered down and then has an alcohol hint at the finish.
Overall Impression- Enjoyable but would I drink this by the fire on a cold winter's night? Probably not. Not as much body and attribute as I wanted or was scoping out. This brew says its an "Old Ale" but more the most part, it was an Ellis' Brown Ale w/ a bit more ABV and malt and no caramel character. Not sure what to think. Still an above average brew but many other fantastic winter ale's I would go for before returning to this one.
12-08-2011 22:14:11 | More by DCon
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12-08-2011 14:36:42 | More by mater
3.98/5 rDev +3.4%
Caramel ruby red in hue.
Tons of ripe fruits, sweet malt, slight hops, and slight heat
Musty oranges, slight grapefruits, buttery malts, 8% abv is noticable, with a bitter after taste that almost doesn't take off for me. It's in between good and great for me but it isn't something I'm gonna freak out about when i see it next time.
It paired very well with stella fontinella cheese.
12-08-2011 02:26:57 | More by Ohiovania
4/5 rDev +3.9%
12-07-2011 21:41:07 | More by ROGUE16
New York
3.9/5 rDev +1.3%
From 12/1/11 notes. Had on tap at the Chuurchkey Avery tap takeover event. 2011 vintage.
a - Pours a dark transparent amber color with two inches of white head and moderate carbonation evident. Some spotty lacing left on the glass.
s - Smells of dark fruits, sweet fruit, apples, alcohol, caramel malts, light vanilla, light toasted malts. Alcohol is a little strong, but still nice.
t - Tastes of apples, sweet dark fruit, caramel malts, light vanilla, light roasted notes.
m -Medium body and low carbonation. Pretty smooth and easy to drink.
o - Overall I thought this was a really nice old ale. Lots going on and lots of fruit. Alcohol was present in the nsoe but not really in the taste. Something I'd certainly have again.
12-06-2011 19:09:36 | More by mdfb79
5/5 rDev +29.9%
12-06-2011 15:17:51 | More by Lantern
Old Jubilation from Avery Brewing Company
87 out of 100 based on 1,325 ratings.