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New York -- November 22, 2014, is the 112th anniversary of the Algonquin Hotel throwing open its doors to guests. To coincide with the date, a celebration of iconic artist Al Hirschfeld illustrations will be on display in the lobby through January 9, 2015. There will be 25 images of the Vicious Circle and their friends hanging in the lobby. Stop in and have a cocktail, or lunch at the Round Table.
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With his first collection of poetry, Manhattan Plaza, James B. Nicola joins the ranks of poets Frank O'Hara and Stanley Kunitz and humorist Robert Benchley as a New York author originally from Worcester, Massachusetts. James has been widely published in periodicals including The Atlanta Review, Tar River, Texas Review, Lyric, Nimrod, and Blue Unicorn stateside, and overseas in journals as exotic as The Istanbul Review and Poetry Salzburg. He also won the Dana Literary Award, a People's Choice award (from Storyteller) and a Willow Review award; was nominated twice for a Pushcart Prize and once for a Rhysling Award; and was featured poet at New Formalist. A Yale grad and stage director by profession, his nonfiction book Playing the Audience won a Choice award. Also a composer, lyricist, and playwright, his children's musical Chimes: A Christmas Vaudeville premiered in Fairbanks, Alaska, where Santa Claus was rumored to be in attendance on opening night.
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An Evening NOT with Robert Benchley
Tuesday September 30, 2014, at 6:30 p.m. To celebrate Worcester-born writer and humorist Robert Benchley's 125th birthday this September, local poet and performer Paul Szlosek with present a selection of dramatic readings of the author's work. For more information please call 508-799-1655 or visit the Events Calendar on worcpublib.org.
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In an ongoing custody battle for the little boy saved from a burning house by his nanny, a Shelby Family Court Judge has granted sole custody to J.B. Hawes, the man who has raised the boy from infancy.
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Mayor Tom Hardesty had wanted to begin taking care of the problem areas by now, but he said the city is running behind.
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Shelby County had received unofficially about 5 inches of rain as of Sunday, and in the southern areas those totals were higher.
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Pembroke — Rich Figueiredo isn't sure what to call the lobster his crew caught 180 miles off the shore in Georges Bank – Lobzilla, Lobster Kruger, Lobsterine (for all you Wolverine fans out there) – but they all seem fitting.
One thing's for sure, the incredibly rare catch, a lobster with a five-pointed claw, isn't something you see every day.
"I've seen millions of lobsters," he said. "But I've never seen anything like it."
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"I've seen two functioning claws on the same arm, I've seen three points. I saw one that had white antennas and it's body looked like a wonder bread package, white, with pink spots," he said. "But nothing like this."
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Kingfishers Retreat
Bungalow | 1 bedrooms | sleeps 3
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Kingfishers Retreat offers well presented four room holiday accommodation all on one level, with parking directly outside in a courtyard. The spacious bedroom has a king sized double bed and a single bed. If you wish the second bed can be placed in the large lounge, however this is a through room.
There is a half acre of beautiful shared organic garden fronting the river Tud. Kingfishers Retreat is in an ideal location for gentle country pursuits - walking, golf, birdwatching, cycling and is the perfect base for exploring Norwich and all the city has to offer.
|Sleeps up to 3, 1 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Cromer 48 km
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|Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car advised
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Norwich 14 km, Nearest railway: Norwich 12 km
|Family friendly
|Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player
|TV, Video player, CD player, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Single beds (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 5
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Shared garden, BBQ
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Kingfishers Retreat offers 60m² of living space and has free Wi-Fi available.
Kitchen - There is a hob, double oven, microwave, fridge-freezer and washing machine as well as a table and chairs.
Lounge - Offers one large settee and two armchairs. TV with Freeview, DVD player and Video player. CD/Radio/Tape player. (The single bed can be moved into the lounge if required.) Patio doors open onto the garden.
Bedroom - King sized double bed and single bed with chest of drawers and wardrobe.
Bathroom - Contains bath,w/c, hand basin, heated towel rail, and large walk in shower with hand rails, a shower chair is also available.
Heating - Night storage radiators, with back up oilfilled radiator and fan heaters. The bathroom has a wall mounted fan heater. The property is double glazed and well insulated (cavity wall as well).
|Further details outdoors
Kingfishers Retreat has its own garden area and private patio. The delightful half acre of shared organic garden backs onto the river Tud and contains an orchard, greenhouses and a vegetable area, not to mention extensive lawns and flower beds which you are welcome to enjoy. There are local buses that go to Norwich via the U.E.A. and Norfolk and Norwich hospital.
Off street parking - available in the courtyard area in front of Kingfishers Retreat.
Private patio area - BBQ, chairs and table.
The East Anglia region
Norfolk has its own National Park: the Norfolk Broads, which you can walk around, watch the wildlife or go for a days boating on the inland waterway system.
It offers a wealth of historical buildings from Saxon round towered churches to castles, cathedrals and manor houses, with interesting prehistoric sites ranging from flint mines to Wood Henge.
The National Trust Properties of Felbrigg, Blicking and Oxburgh provide beautiful historic houses and gardens to look around.
There are several coastal towns, around a half an hours drive away, with long sandy beaches and all the attractions of the seaside.
Excellent golf courses exist to challenge both the good club player and beginner.
Norfolk has a number of R.S.P.B and Norfolk Wildlife Trust Reserves which together cover a wide variety of habitats and species, as diverse as avocets and stone curlews. Pensthorpe, the new site of BBC's "Springwatch" programme, Strumpshaw fen and Honeypot Wood are all close to Kingfishers Retreat.
Norwich is the most complete medieval city in England and has a Romanesque Cathedral and its own Norman Castle. It has many cosmopolitan shops and cafes - and was voted in the UK top 5 for shopping locations . It also has a vibrant 6 day open air market.
For more artistic people there is the Sainsbury's Centre for Visual Arts, which has various displays of artwork and artefacts, there are also theatres, cinemas, and a wide selection of restaurants. An insight into Norfolk's colourful past from pre roman upto the last century is provided by the many museums (Castle museum, Gressenhall, Bridewell, Strangers hall).
Sports and Leisure - Two leisure centres are close by (U.E.A. and Barnham Broom) offering excellent facilities.
Golf - Several of Norfolks premier golfing attractions are within 15 minutes (Barnham Broom, The Royal Norwich, Wensum valley, Weston park , ...) overall there are at least 10 courses close by.
Bird watching - One guest in 2007, recorded over 50 bird species in and around the garden and its environs, his personal higlight being a spotted fly catcher. Kingfishers Retreat's central location makes it convenient to visit all the major R.S.P.B. reserves of the Norfolk/Suffolk area from Strumpshaw to Minsmere, as well as the Norfolk Wildlife Trust Reserves.
Walking - There are a number of walks which can be taken directly from the front door of Kingfishers Retreat each with luck can be adjusted to include a convenient pub for lunch and for the more adventurous there are various long distance walks.
Cycling - a network of quiet country lanes offers the chance to explore, at a gentle pace, the villages and towns of Norfolk, one route recommended, is to the delightful market town of Wymondham with its ancient market building, abbey and collection of buildings spanning the centuries. Or to Hingham, a delightful Georgian town where Abraham Lincoln's ancestors originated, or so the story goes.There are also a number of official cycle routes and cycle paths.
Fishing - Neighbouring villages offer the chance for fly fishing and course fishing both to a good standard.
We are close to the Norfolk and Norwich hospital and the University of East Anglia.
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25 Sep 2014
"Absolutely Fantastic"
The accommodations were absolutely wonderful; everything from tea strainers, microwave, fridge/freezer to a very large bathroom/shower/tub; TV/DVD/VHS/Wi-Fi, including a very large selection of said m… More
22 Jul 2014
"Great Holiday"
Had a great stay in this comfortable, spacious, clean cottage. Made very welcome by the owners, Robert and Anna. Lots of information available in the cottage about the local area so we were never sh… More
14 Jul 2013
"Peaceful Locality"
Enjoyed a very relaxing week, good location with lots of pleasant walks nearby. Well equipped cottage exceptionally clean all round.,. lovely garden although this trip we were a bit disappointed as l… More
23 Jun 2013
"Excellent cottage, very friendly & helpful hosts."
Our hosts Robert & Anna were very helpful regarding places to visit and were very friendly. The property was well equipped and comfortable, all the rooms were an excellent size and the bathroom had a large shower which was very nice. Also the shared garden was nice to view from the patio area and Robert invited us to walk around at our leisure if we wanted. The cottage is situated in a quiet village & there is a public house within walking distance, it is also well situated for travelling to various places of interest and is only about 30 miles from the coast. We had a lovely week in an area we had not visited before & would like to thank Robert & Anna.
25 May 2013
"Excellent Value for Money"
Cottage Excellent very spacious clean and warm gardens wonderful lots of bird life will certainly visit again
12 May 2013
"Peaceful & tranquil"
A very relaxing stay in the most peaceful and tranquil location. Kingfishers Retreat offers a country hideaway with all the amenities you could need. A well-appointed and spacious property set within beautiful gardens and located in a pretty village close to Norwich and all the attractions of North Notfolk. Great location with wonderful walks. Would recommend.
20 Apr 2013
"Tranquillity and homegrown rhubarb"
The three of us had a lovely stay for the working week. The place is very pleasant, clean and tranquil. The kitchen is particularly well equipped, with all utensils and cutlery provided. The design is… More
4 Nov 2012
"Well equipped, comfortable and friendly."
We stayed for a week using the cottage as a base for exploring Norfolk. It was a good choice for us. Clean, well equipped, comfortable and warm even though there were frosts outside.
19 Aug 2012
"We have no hesitation in recommending this place"
The spacious and well appointed one bedroom bungalow which is Kingfisher's Retreat was really well positioned for the type of holiday we were looking for. Just a few miles from Norwich City centre but still in the heart of the countryside, also being a short drive from Sainsbury's made getting the essentials very easy.
Whether it was Hunstanton to the north or Lowestoft and the Broads to the east (and all points in between), all were within easy reach, either by car or well served bus routes.
All in all we had an excellent holiday, and add to that Anna and Richard could not have been more helpful, we have no hesitation in recommending Kingfisher's retreat to anyone.
31 Jul 2012
"An Ideal Norfolk Hideaway for Two"
Kingfisher Retreat situated next to the owners house is a quiet, spacious, well equipped cottage, with most everything that one would require to enjoy a pleasant stay
A short drive away is the Norwich Park and Ride a town well worth a visit, further afield are many smaller towns and tourest attractions, within an hours drive lies is the Norfolk Coast an ideal place for walking, cycling, bird watching or just relaxing
within easy reach of North Norfolk Coast, the Park & Ride to Norwich is only a few miles away and Norfolk with all it's smaller towns and tourist attractions
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Bali Diamond Villas are located on the magnificent Keramas beach, the ultimate destination for those who wish to experience Bali for its sun, sea and surf. This magical location is very famous for its world class waves, the night surfing activities and surfing competition. Bali Diamond Villas offer great property values at a great location.
20 minutes to Sanur, Ubud and Candidasa where you will find the best international restaurants, fine dining, cafes and shopping areas. And only 5 minutes to well known Bali Safari Marine Park.
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Our 3 Bedroom Ocean View traditional villas are perfect for those who want to feel a luxurious Balinese experience at a very affordable price. Only 70 meters from the beach, these villas are great for family vacation or a honeymoon. With marble floors, over sized bedrooms, en-suite bathrooms with shower-bathtub-outdoor shower, AC in each room, separate maid quarters, these villas really have it all. Each bedroom has over 25m2 excluding bathroom, with very high vaulted ceilings. The bedroom ceilings have a unique woven bamboo coverings sandwiched between a thick rock wool insulation. This will ensure that you enjoy an excellent uninterrupted sleep, even when your relatives and guests are still active.
Most doors and windows are fitted with screen windows and doors to allow you to enjoy fresh ocean breezes.
The master bedroom has stunning views of the ocean and rice paddies, as well as the wonderful sound of waves crashing on the beach.
Dining area with seating for 6, is connected to spacious living area.
Fully fitted and fully equipped kitchen.
Over sized private pool with sun bed.
Balcony/patios, with amazing views of the garden, rice field, beach, and ocean.
Extra facilities provided includes;
Daily American Breakfast.
Butler service who can grocery shop, unpack suitcases, and more.
Concierge available during office hours to take care of any requests.
Room service.
Spa Therapists available for in-villa massage and beauty treatments.
24 Hour Security and CCTV system to keep the complex safe at all time.
Generator backup in case electricity fails.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player
|Air conditioning, TV, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster
|Microwave, Freezer
|3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 3 En suites
|Double beds (3), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Private garden
|Secure parking
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An evaluation and provisional re-calibration of a set of regional Hydrologic Simulation Program — FORTRAN (HSPF) snow modeling parameter values used by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in the Chicago, Illinois, region were carried out for two small gaged urban watersheds in the region using data from water years 1996–2007. The simulated snow fluxes (snowfall, sublimation, and melt) and storage (snowpack) were evaluated by comparison with daily observed snowfall and snowpack-depth data from two National Weather Service (NWS) Cooperative (Coop) observer stations and output from NWS-NOHRSC's Snow Data Assimilation System (SNODAS). HSPF snow parameter sensitivities and provisional re-calibration were performed using the Model Independent Parameter Estimation Routine (PEST) calibration program. It was observed that for the period of available SNODAS data (water years 2004–7), using the original snow parameter values, the HSPF-simulated cumulative snowfall snow-water equivalent (SWE) exceeded both the corresponding SNODAS and NWS Coop values by 20–40%. The HSPF-simulated cumulative snowmelt exceeded the corresponding SNODAS value by a similar amount. However, the HSPF-simulated cumulative snowpack depth values were significantly smaller than both the NWS Coop and SNODAS values, suggesting that the HSPF-simulated snowpack has too small a residence time. In support of this observation, the HSPF-simulated discharge in the winter months in these watersheds tends to be too early, with simulated flows too large in mid-winter and too small in the early spring compared to observed flows. This result shows the potential usefulness, despite their limitations, of the combined NWS Coop and SNODAS data for guiding the simulation of snow-related processes. In addition, the provisional re-calibration of the snow parameter values for these watersheds using PEST was able to improve this discharge timing problem, thus showing PEST's potential for providing improved simulation of HSPF snow processes.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Under pressure to provide lawmakers with better information on technology spending, the Defense Department will break its information technology budget into two categories — warfighting and business — beginning in fiscal 2005, the agency's top IT official said last week.
Congress considers IT to be one group covering everything from spy plane radars and communications satellites to payroll and financial management systems. DOD officials believe distinguishing IT between warfighting and business systems will give Congress a better idea of how much the department spends in each area.
Department and industry officials said the new approach should preserve funding for warfighting IT programs as Congress cuts DOD business IT initiatives because of rising costs and mismanagement.
"We need to crisp up our definitions much better," DOD's Chief Information Officer John Stenbit said in an Aug. 25 interview after speaking to attendees of the Air Force IT Conference.
The fiscal 2004 budget discussions with Congress and the Office of Management and Budget convinced Stenbit that DOD needs to change the way it reports IT spending.
Congress reconvenes this week, and among the items on its agenda is the House's $2 billion cut in DOD's 2004 $24 billion IT budget request.
The Bush administration proposed a $380 billion fiscal 2004 budget, including $24 billion for IT systems and initiatives.
DOD wants IT to improve the military's ability to wage the war on terrorism and support its evolving network-centric warfare strategy, through which information becomes an essential part of the military's arsenal.
The House Armed Services Committee recommended a $1.7 billion cut to DOD's fiscal 2004 IT budget, while the House Authorization Committee recommended cuts of $320 million. The $1.7 billion included cuts in 12 department IT programs, such as $160 million from the Navy Marine Corps Intranet. The $320 million was an across-the-board slash in IT spending with the Army losing $60 million, the Navy $100 million, the Air Force $100 million and DOD-wide initiatives $60 million.
The Information Technology Association of America, an Arlington, Va., industry group, is concerned about the IT cuts, said ITAA's department budget analyst. "We view the change that — Stenbit is about to make is a constructive step in balancing the concerns Congress has and DOD's priorities for IT spending," said Brendan Peter, ITAA's senior director for enterprise solutions.
DOD officials have a difficult time explaining and justifying how IT funds are spent each year, according to a House Armed Services Committee report on the fiscal 2004 National Defense Authorization Act released May 16.
"We have some communications [to improve] at the fundamental level about what's IT, how does it work, etc.," Stenbit said.
The Air Force partitioned warfighting and business IT spending for fiscal 2004 because of Congress' perception that DOD was not spending its IT dollars efficiently, said Air Force CIO John Gilligan in an Aug. 26 interview.
"What we need to be able to do is communicate" to Congress, Gilligan said. "We need to communicate more clearly where we're spending the money and what [are] the operational benefits. This is a good news story."
Tracking the cuts
The House Armed Services Committee's fiscal 2004 National Defense Authorization Act recommends cuts for a number of programs.
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Army Knowledge Management — $20 million
Navy Military Manpower/Personnel Systems — $4.3 million
Other Navy Military Manpower/Personnel — $30 million
Navy Marine Corps Intranet — $160 million
Air Force Reserve Base Level Communications — $9 million
National Imagery and Mapping Agency, Archive and Dissemination Systems — $10 million
National Imagery and Mapping Agency, Production Information Systems Support — $10 million
Defense Health Programs — $25 million
Total recommended reduction from these 12 programs: $319.6 million
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The diminutive singer told her more than one million followers on the site that she adored her supporters, but one among them was not her "lover" - her nickname for her fans.
"I love 1,033,861 of you LOVERS, but 1 is not a lover, just a deluded weirdo making threat #andthatdoesnotmakeyouspecial So..police alerted," she tweeted on Tuesday.
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In August, Bulloch Academy traveled to Sparta to meet GISA Class AAA megapower Stratford Academy in the John Hancock Preseason Kickoff Classic.
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Statesboro and Bulloch Academy have playoff games to prepare for this week, but there are a handful of other football teams around the area that are done for the season. Their postseason dreams may have disappeared in the final week of the regular season, but there is a bright future waiting for those players that will return next year.
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DUBLIN - Bulloch Academy's Lanier Olliff and Will Rushing combined for just 16 carries, but the duo amassed 216 yards and five touchdowns as they led the Gators to a dominating 42-16 victory over Trinity Christian School in GISA Region 2-AAA action at Cleve Warnock Stadium Friday night.
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Thoughts on a world following President PaulSubmitted by Rogerstigers on Fri, 01/27/2012 - 17:53
As I have been explaining Ron Paul's ideas to people, many have asked how things like social safety nets, farming (Monsanto), and medical care would work in a Ron Paul styled world. The following is what I have crafted as a response. Sharing here for review, tweaking, and correcting.
This philosophy behind the Ron Paul campaign is self-proving. You cannot rely on others to do your work for you. In this case none of the MSM is telling voters anything of worth. So as a community of individuals, we have taken it into our own hands and are making it happen. This is the example we should set in every matter.
Communities are what help us function as a society, not tyrants and kings. If my neighbor is sick and cannot work, it is in my best interest to offer some food and assistance to them so they can get better thus keeping their job and house. I don't need the government to do that for me or force me to do that for them.
The same philosophy works on just about everything from employment to then environment. You want Monsanto's franken foods out of your body? Organize your community to make a neighborhood farm. Want safe medicines that aren't outrageously priced? Well, this is more complicated, but it would help to have more apothecaries out there and better education about the medicines that are made directly out of natural plants, etc.
This is what it will take to live in a world of liberty. It means every one of us is an activist who is willing to stand up for our rights and work for our needs. It means we can no longer be distracted over petty squabbles or waste our days goofing off with video games and Reality TV.
It means we have to grow up.
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