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There SHOULD be a Duffy convention!
There SHOULD be a Duffy convention!
Check this out from Halloween 2010:
Doesn't this look like Spring Voyage Duffy? I don't think it's gonna be a fisherman's hat, but rather a floppy fun straw hat!^^ Also, I think this is the first time TDS is using similar hat proportions to the US releases, covering the whole head with the ears cutting through the brim unnaturally, and I think I kinda like it; I've always thought the US hat approach was kinda good.
Photos were from Mako-Sunu's Goo blog... Links now broken.
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Looking at that Room Key, I decided to go on my actual birthday… I was planning to combine the Shopping Day with my birthday trip, but now I'm thinking Shopping Day will be the first day of merchandise release. D-day will probably be around 3/21. I'll miss the transport convenience of staying at the hotel, plus I'll be paying for an extra day just to shop, but I think it's worth it to a) be sure no one - including me!^^ - misses any of the early release items and b) still get to actually be in the hotel and have a keepsake of the event stamped with my birthdate.
Do you guys think I'm making the right choice? It's worth it, right...?
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These costumes both look like extremely high-quality textures; I'm wondering now if these may be the spring Cannery Clothing Company designs?
Oops...I thought it would just add to my previous post...
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I don't anticipate buying anything from the release (I'm sure there will be some great things, but I'm pretty tapped out!). But I think you're making the right choice. It sounds like you usually spend most the day shopping anyway, and I hope you get a full day to enjoy Tokyo DisneySea! (Plus you sound really excited about getting the room key with your birthdate!)
The costumes DO look like they could be Cannery Company designs. It'll be so interesting to see!
Here's the official English info about the Miracosta and Spring Voyage...
Tokyo DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta Mickey & Duffys Spring Voyage
April 3 June 30, 2012
The special event at Tokyo DisneySea Park, Mickey & Duffys Spring Voyage, can be enjoyed at the hotel, too! Guests can stay in special rooms and receive room keys designed just for this event, only available during this limited period. The special rooms will have chairs set up for Duffy and ShellieMay, and come with the hotels original duffle bag for carrying Duffy or ShellieMay. Guests staying in these rooms will also receive a photo album with a map titled Spring Voyage Log, and find room amenities designed for this event. In addition, the hotels restaurants and lounge will offer special menus featuring colorful ingredients of the springtime season. Its the perfect way to enjoy a springtime voyage with Duffy and his friends!
Mickey & Duffys Spring Voyage Special Rooms (Tuscany Side Superior Rooms)
Room Rates: Value ¥64,000 / Regular ¥71,000 / Peak ¥81,000 / Top ¥88,000 (rates are per room) Reservations: Tokyo Disney Resort Online Reservations and Tickets Tokyo Disney Resort Reservations Center Tel: 0570-05-1118 (9:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m.)
From overseas, and from some mobile phones and IP phones, please call 045-683-3333.
Room Details: Chairs for Duffy and ShellieMay (2 each per room), flower decorations, special room amenities (3 each per room), special items (Duffle Bag & Spring Voyage Log / 3 each per room)
Note: Guests can take home the special items and room amenities.
Participating restaurants: Oceano, Silk Road Garden, BellaVista Lounge
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Wait...you get to take home the chairs too??? Damn! You are going to be in Duffy-heaven when you go there! It says that guests can take home the special items and amenities...
That would be SO cool to have those chairs!!
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Thanks for the info, although I could never afford to stay there haha! But to gurgi, I don't think you can take home that chairs(as AWESOME as that would be) it says special items, which are listed in parentheses, so I think just the album and duffle bag you can take.
Poor unfortunate Souls.
Yeah, I see that now, I lumped all of it in together. It makes more sense to just be the duffel bags and log book, plus the toiletries/amenities. Oh well, I still can't wait to see pictures of the rooms!
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OLC's 1/13 blog post gives the lowdown on the ENTERTAINMENT, DECORATIONS, SPECIAL GOODS and SPECIAL MENU items available during the Spring Voyage event. Prepare for more Duffy excitement than you ever thought possible. This is just out of control!
1. Lido Isle Welcome to Spring
Performed twice daily at Lido Isle, this Mediterranean Harbor show will last about 20 minutes. The theme is "Italian spring."
A lively festival unfolds as Mickey Mouse and Duffy invite Minnie and ShellieMay to join them in celebrating the budding romance of young love.Goofy, Chip and Dale start the festivities, dancing in step to the rhythm of clapping guests. Several young couples announce a new dance to repay the audience for its lively participation. Mickey and Minnie, Duffy and Shellie arrive by boat, raising the spirits of the festival even higher!One guy is too shy to approach the girl he likes, so Mickey and Duffy and all their friends encourage him. Will he be able to take her hand? Guests will clap and encourage him, too. With Minnie and ShellieMay cheering them on as well, surely this young man will find the courage he needs and the couple will find their groove to happiness!At last, our Cute Quattro will reboard their vessel and sail off for their next faraway destination...
2. Easter in New York
Performed two or three times daily at Waterfront Park, this American Waterfront show will last about 25 minutes. The theme is "Easter Bonnets."
New York is bustling with people celebrating the arrival of Easter. Mickey Mouse and Duffy are on hand for the festivities and bring along Minnie and ShellieMay to celebrate in the streets of the Big Apple.
The four furry friends will arrive at Waterfront Park in Big City Vehicles decked out with beautiful flowers for the big event, and the show will feature live music!
In the shopping district, Clarice dons a stylish Easter ensemble, topped off with a chic bonnet of course, as she lets Chip and Dale fight over who gets to buy her more things or carry her bags! (I think^^)
Downtown, Goofy and Max sport cool easter bonnets(???) as they demonstrate fancy footwork with a little hip-hop street dance show. Mickey, Duffy and the gang can't resist joining in the excitement.
And the diva of Broadway herself, Daisy Duck, steps out in her own gorgeous bonnet to perform a show-stopping musical number. Ms. Duck is, of course, backed by her delightful dancing showgirls, the "Duckettes!" ("Duckettes" is my original, but I it, so there it is^^)
For the grand finale, everyone gets together to join the guests in celebrating the fabulously stylish glamour of New York in spring!
3. Springtime Surprise
Performed two or three times a day in the Arabian Coast Courtyard, this show will last about 25 minutes. The theme is "Festival of Magic."
This show features Shaban the Magician and his assistant Asim
from the Magic Lamp Theater!!!
...and Genie's in it, too...
Mickey Mouse and Duffy, along with Minnie and ShellieMay, are invited by Shaban and Asim to a wonderful Arabian spring festival, with the Genie magically weaving color and life into the arid desert which usually doesn't have spring. (I think^^)
Asim invites guests to get involved with the magic show and suddenly Mickey and Duffy, Minnie and ShellieMay all appear on stage! Mickey wishes to show Minnie the magic of spring, so Shaban uses the magic (?)he stole from Genie(?) to impress them. (I think^^)
Genie appears out of nowhere to block Shaban's magic (why this is I'm not sure, but perhaps because he's bending natural law or something...), and he and Shaban have an intense magical confrontation.
Genie, along with Mickey and Duffy and guests, then recites some magical words in order to make flowers of various sizes bloom right on the stage!
Thanks to Genie's magic, Arabia is filled with unique magical flowers for a fantastic springtime. For the finale, everyone celebrates by dancing around Minnie Mouse, whose gentle wish has come true!
The three themed ports visited by Mickey Mouse and Duffy are vividly adorned with colorful flowers and lush greenery to celebrate the spectacular splendor of spring!
In the Mediterranean Harbor, charming European streets burst to life with gorgeous artistic flair. Easter bonnets pop up all over American Waterfront for New York's fashionable Easter pageantry. On the Arabian Coast, magical flowers with a Genie-motif bloom everywhere, wafting their springtime spell all through the air.
Also, a very special little Duffy which Minnie made out of spring flowers appears in all three ports to brightly display the colors of Tokyo DisneySEA! (Not clear to me if this means a different one, with different flowers, for each port, nor what the material will be...)
Introducing "Travel Pals!"
Duffy and ShellieMay will each have a small neck strap to which a small plush animal friend is attached as their "partner" for Spring Voyage. That's right, plush for the plush! Some will likely think this is excessive, but I can't wait to see what these are like!^^ *I wonder if these are the little "Flower Duffys," but my guess is not; they sound separate.
Oops! I made a mistake. I wasn't sure I understood this, so I checked with Guest Relations. Actually, Duffy and ShellieMay attached to small neck straps will be your "partner" for Spring Voyage. I can't completely imagine what these are like or what makes them so different from the straps, badges and pouches already on sale. They must be special, though, because they have a whole new name…
Also on sale, will be the Spring Voyage Log Book, a photo album with a special map. Cool! It looks like this item that's given to Miracosta Hotel guests will also be purchasable. Saves me from having to decide whether to sell my extras or for how much!^^
And, of course, there will be plush and other items inspired by the versions of all the characters from each of the entertainment programs. Come along, take a ride on this fantastic Spring Voyage, and select souvenirs from a total of about 150 items to treasure the magical mystery tour forever!
Cape Cod Cook-Off, Zambini Brothers' Ristorante and Casbah Food Court will all feature special menu items for the event. In addition to the foods themselves, each eatery will offer colorful souvenir trays featuring Mickey Mouse and Duffy and their friends. A vivid menu is being planned to unite the sumptuous arrival of spring with a fantastic voyage sampling scrumptious tastes from all around the world.
There will also be a Duffy-motif parfait and sweets.
Here's where it gets really GOOD... Are you sitting down, Janell?
Also on sale will be a (newly-designed?) popcorn bucket which comes with a smaller popcorn bucket attached, designed to scale for the Duffy and ShellieMay plush!!! Not sure if there will be separate Duffy and ShellieMay versions of these, but color me CAN'TWAITED!^^
If it turns out any of my information is wrong or mistranslated, I humbly beg your forgiveness in advance.
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Lookee, lookee at what else I found!
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Plushies for Duffies…I was JUST thinking about that today. Kind of creepy (to be thinking along the same lines...I don't mind plushies for Duffies since I like Duffy better than Mickey anyway...why SHOULDN'T Duffy have his own furry sidekick? )
Duffy-sized popcorn bucket…I'm about to die of cuteness over here, even without pictures!
150 items????? Just when I vowed there was no way I could do Duffy Post any time in the near future… We will see...
Thank you so much for the translation! I hope to see a BUNCH of pictures from you!
Oh my, I just adore all of this!! I now want to postpone my Paris trip and fly over to see it.
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Seriously... holy crap this is going to be insane!
Wow, more than I thought, for sure! Three separate shows...that's great! I thought it was going to be one show using the Lido Isle dock, and the Transit Steamers, but this is more than I expected. Especially the Easter in New York part. I guess that's the next major holiday to be done at TDR, since TDL started it two years ago.
This means that Duffy and ShellieMay could have three separate costumes for each separate show. I sure wish I could see the shows in person.
The merchandise sounds like a nice tease. The "Travel Pals" sounds interesting. I'm curious how they will implement that. The popcorn buckets sounds adorable, and this might be the one that pushes me over the edge and makes me buy one. I've resisted all of the previous ones, for lack of space, really.
So much to look forward too! Oh, and the Special Goods from the Miracosta look very nice. I MUST own that duffel bag somehow. I want it...a lot!!!
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WoW! Thats for the translation! ^^ This has got me SO excited! Really wish I could be there, but can't! You gotta take tons of pics! Eeeeek! I'm so excited! I wonder how the whole plush for plush thing will work out and I wonder if you get to choose from different options! So kawaii! I can't wait to see what they have to offer! Will defiantly be saving up for this!
Poor unfortunate Souls.
OMG, yes I was sitting down . They heard me! Duffy sized popcorn. I soooooooooooo can't wait. This looks like an amazing spring event
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I was planning a short getaway for my parents' 52 wedding anniversary. They love St Augustine so I started searching the internet for B&B's which they also love. This B&B seemed to have high rating so I contacted them to explain I wanted to send my parents there for a getaway where most every detail was taken care of for them. The super nice owners were more than happy to accommodate my various requests which included not only the selection of nice room, but gift certificates for dinners each evening, a custom-made anniversary cake delivered to their room, a romantic horse & carriage ride, a pass for the town trolley each day, as well. The really went out of their way to make sure my parents thoroughly enjoyed not only their stay at the B&B, but their entire trip to St. Augustine. I would highly recommend the Bayfront Westcott House based on the feedback from my parents.
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My husband and I really enjoyed our stay at the Bayfront Westcott House. The service was excellent, the staff fantastic, the food great, and the view was wonderful! We were in walking distance from shopping, restaurants, museums and the historic area of St Augustine. We will definitely be back!!
5 on October 23, 2014
Excellent. We return each time we visit St Augustine. The accomodation and staff are of the highest order. All the rooms are beautifully appointed and the staff are exceptionally helpful and friendly. Westcott House is ideally situated in the town with quick and easy access to the shops, restaurants and nightlife. Talking of nightlife are a point of visiting Tradewinds on Saturday night. Great music. Great people. A real fun night out. We'll be back. The Hoods and Hilsons from Scotland
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Recent weekend getaway for a friends birthday and was pleasantly surprised. Previously stayed at the Hilton and this was a significant improvement. Definitely on the "go back to" list.
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We recently visited Westcott House for our anniversary and found it to be the same wonderful place it has been every time we've stayed there. Very conveniently located in the historic district, the lovely inn is impeccably kept, beautifully furnished and exemplifies casual elegance in every way. It is very possible that you will find that you never use your car during your visit as there is so much to see and do within a few minutes walk. The many porches, verandas and patios provide a wonderful place to relax and unwind. Joy and Andrew are wonderful hosts and they have surrounded themselves with a friendly, courteous and professional staff who all work wonderfully together to provide you the best experience possible. The evening social hour is very enjoyable and the refreshments are wonderful and beautifully presented. The breakfasts served at Westcott House always reflect the character of the inn blending culinary creativity and nutrition in a sumptuous selection. They also gladly prepare breakfasts to order should you find that the day's selection is not what you desire. We have always been thrilled to visit the Bayfront Westcott House and we are sure if you choose to visit that you too will find that she never disappoints.
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This bed and breakfast offers relaxation, comfort, and a spectacular view of the bay at St Augustine. The accommodations are both charming and elegant. The complimentary breakfast was wonderful and the service was excellent.
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We stayed at the westcott for 3days and loved it... all the staff and owners. Were amazing and I must say the breakfast was delicious we really felt like we were at home they gave us great advice were to eat and tour. They even booked our reservations for us this is definitely the place for us when we return to St. Augustine. Again and the desserts by the door at night just top it off wonderful massages too! Can't wait to go back :) Thanks, Rod&Prissy
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What started out as a last minute thought, to how to spend the weekend turned out to be one of the most enjoyable experiences at any Bed and Breakfast. The staff and food was exceptional. The room was clean and decored for the area, and what a fantastic view from the front porch.....watching the ships and horse carriage rides go by. Certainly will return again!!
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Great location, clean rooms beautifully decorated, excellent breakfast. Owner and staff are very friendly and sweet. Would stay again in a heartbeat :)
5 on July 12, 2014
We live in St Augustine but every now and then we take a mini vacation at a local B and B. The Westcott was wonderful and we are already planning the next visit.
2nd floor, main house, king bed, large 2-person Jacuzzi, electric fireplace. This stately room's namesake, Juan Ponce de Leon was the first governor of Puerto Rico and led the first European expedition to Florida, discovering the peninsula on Palm Sunday, hence the name Florida (flowering Easter). Guests enjoy a unique King-sized bed (with stepping stool) and large double Jacuzzi bath. With its private entrance and steps leading down to the courtyard, this second-story room (with electric fireplace) is an ideal quiet retreat.
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Our newly remodeled Caroline's room is a spacious guest suite with a comfortable King-sized bed and lovely bay windows with side views of the bay. This warm, soft and romantic room features a double Jacuzzi and separate double shower. The suite provides easy access to the veranda and the courtyard where you can unwind from a busy day. It is also equipped with an electric fireplace to add to the ambiance and a flat-screen TV.
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"Virginia is for Lovers", says the state. We like that exclamation and it certainly applies to this lovely 2nd-story Carriage House room that boasts 2 private balconies--one with a partial bay view, the other overlooking historic Marine Street. W/ those fabulous views, wood floors, Queen bed, period antiques, flat screen tv, double Jacuzzi, and separate large walk-in shower, this room will absolutely wow you and your sweetheart, and you'll remember Virginia long after you leave her!
Urbanites say that a "Catherine" is just as gorgeous on the inside as she is on the outside, and that is so true of our Catherine. This room is primo, located on the second floor of our Carriage House, facing Matanzas Bay. You have two private balconies from which to enjoy those easy breezy bayfront breezes! Inside, enjoy beautiful antiques, a comfortable Queen bed, and new hardwood floors in this very private room. The double Jacuzzi and extra large walk-in shower featuring dual showerheads are the icing on the cake!
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Easy Breezy Bayfront Breakfast Casserole Yield: 6 to 8 Servings Prep Time: 20 minutes Bake: 55 minutes Stand: 30 minutes Total To-Do Time: 85 minutes Parts & Pieces 3 cups Idaho potatoes, peeled and grated 1 tbsp butter melted 1 tsp creole seasoning 1/2 plus 1/8 tsp salt 1/4 cup fresh Parmesan cheese, finely grated 4 large eggs 1-1/2 cups half-and-half 1-1/4 tsp ground black pepper 1 cup Asiago cheese 2 lbs bacon, cooked and chopped How-To Crust - Preheat oven to 425 degrees - Lightly grease 9-inch round pie pan - In medium bowl combine, potatoes, butter, creole seasoning, and salt - Add Parmesan cheese - Press potato mixture into the greased pie pan (sides and bottom) - Bake until potatoes are set and golden brown (20 to 25 minutes) - Remove from oven and let cool The Yummy Part - Reduce oven temp to 350 degrees - In separate bowl, mix remaining ingredients and pour into potato crust - Bake until set, slightly soft and puffy and golden brown (about 30 minutes) - Cool for 20 minutes, then serve and enjoy! - Garnish as desired (remember, presentation only enhances an already-fabulous dish!)
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I hope you're having a good day?! I just got back from my family trip to Maastricht and it was really fun. We thought we had to skip the normal daily routines. So we went by train and it was a 3 hour trip. We have to go at least once a year to Maastricht because it's a very nice place with a lot of shopping malls, the people are very friendly and you can eat delicous! And in one of the shopping malls is Hollister, it's my favorite shop. I bought a very cute vest a in another shop I bought two pairs of shoes which I'll show you later. This week is my autumn holiday and it's going too fast guys!
I thought it would be a nice idea to share with you in a shopping haul the thins I bought on my trip and give you some tips where to shop and eat if you want to go to Maastricht.
Shopping haul
I bought this vest at the Hollister store. I saw it and I loved it immediately. Normally I always where clothes that are a little bit more conservative. But why not buy something with a cute pattern like this. Because Hollister is a beach inspired brand they have a lot of clothes that are too fresh to wear here in Holland. But luckily this vest was warm enough for me to wear. I bought it for €49.
I also bought these pairs of shoes from the brand called Clarks. I've always wanted the classic shoes from Clarks but they didn't fit me. I was in between the sizes. Now I tried them again and they fitted me well, yee!! They have them in a lot of colors but I choose the dark blue because my winter jacket is also blue. They are very comfy and cute. I bought them for €130.
The other pair of shoes are ankle boots. I wanted to try something different then long boots and I have to say they are very comfortable. Because I have very thin feet it's difficult to buy those ankle boots. But these fitted well and they are very cute!! I bought them for €100.
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-The first thing you must do when you're in Maastricht is to eat waffles!! On every corner in the city you have a Pinky shop that sells delicous waffles. You smell it from a far distance and they're so good!!
-Shopping is no problem, you have plenty of shops and small markets to buy something. Their is one big shopping center and it's called Entredeux. It's in the middle of city and they have shops like America Today, Hollister, Ziegns and Siebel(Jewelry).
-It's also fun to go to the Vrijthof. It's a big terrace where you see a big church and there is a museum to visit. Every season you have an event there. With Christmas you have an ice skating place or there are markets and other fun things to do.
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I don't know why , but I get so horny long after dealing with a cocky ass jerk kind of guy. Because In public , like at my work where there's a couple of these guys that really disgust me . I can get so angry and pissed at these guys OR guy , but I'll go home and beat off thinking of him dominating me , making me suck his cock , spanking my ass and fucking me .
I have a lot of fantasies where I LOVE acting submissive and being humiliated . But at work I want to tell these guys to fuck off , I HATE those kinds of loud assholes , GOD If they only knew what I do when I'm home ......on my knees while I'm sniffing my own dirty musty pissy underwear and jacking off thinking of this jerks cock cumming in my mouth, while calling me his cock sucking bitch or something. Like becoming a wimp to some bully , I'll even think of one fucking my wife and cuckolding me. I guess you might call this my kink .
I NEVER think of a nice clean cut easy going guy , only a rough looking guy with a big mouth.


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SHALLOTTE — After another week of homework, tests and assignments, students at Union Elementary took a breather from normal school life and enjoyed the festivities at its 2014 Fall Festival on Friday, Oct. 24.
Students, family and friends gathered on Union School Road for a night of fun on inflatable slides, rock climbing walls, hayrides and haunted house tours. If that wasn't enough for the students, they could always enjoy their favorite festival food, have their face painted or go for a couple of trips around their favorite bouncy house.
West Brunswick senior Cameryn Smith finished eighth Oct. 28 in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association's Class 3-A girls' state golf championships at Longleaf Golf and Country Club in Southern Pines.
Brunswick County Habitat for Humanity is having a Wine & Song fundraiser, "There's No Place Like Home," from 3 to 7 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 2, at Silver Coast Winery on Barbeque Road near Grissettown.
The $65 ticket price includes a wine tasting before dinner and entertainment.
Dinner, with each course to be paired with wine, consists of a choice of champagne chicken or beef burgundy.
The master of ceremonies for this event will be Daniel Seamans of WWAY-TV3.
What: 61st annual Dixon Chapel United Methodist Church Oyster Roast
When: Noon to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 1
Where: Dixon Chapel United Methodist Church, 190 Varnamtown Road, Varnamtown
Information: 842-6425, 842-6492, 842-6832, 842-9840 or the church at 842-5530. Coolers and alcoholic beverages are not allowed.
Varnamtown is getting ready for another round of roasted oysters, fish plates and a festive day of autumn fun and fundraising.
He was a real-life character who lived on his own in the marshland of Fort Fisher.
Robert Harrill finished out the last 17 years of his life as the renowned "Fort Fisher Hermit," residing in an abandoned World War II bunker, subsisting on the yields of the salt marsh, oyster beds and a vegetable garden, and mingling with visitors stopping by to sign his guest book.
Renowned bluegrass band Balsam Range will headline a benefit concert for Friends of Fort Fisher at 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 1, at Brunswick Community College's Odell Williamson Auditorium.
Balsam Range consists of five outstanding acoustic musicians and singers from Haywood County in western North Carolina.
For their band name, they thoughtfully and respectfully adopted the name of a majestic range of mountains that surrounds part of their home county, where the Smokies meet the Blue Ridge, the Balsam Range.
Sunset Beach police investigated the following incidents. All information is taken directly from department reports.
Oct. 23
Fraud on Kings Trail.
Oct. 24
Larceny at 244 Clubhouse Road.
Larceny on North Shore Drive West.
Sunday afternoon strollers will be taking part in the Shallotte/ South Brunswick CROP Hunger Walk this coming Sunday, Nov. 2.
Following 2 p.m. registration at Calvary Baptist Church at 623 Village Road in Shallotte, the 3.2-mile fundraising walk will kick off at 2:30 p.m.
The goal for 2014 is to have 180 walkers and to raise $14,000 or $78 per participant.
Last year, there were 164 walkers and $13,803 was raised ($84.16 per participant).
It was a first-time, memorable meeting when local artist Bryan Varnam stopped by to see Buddy Norris, package in hand.
On a balmy October morning, Varnam, 66, arrived at Norris' Shallotte home bearing a painting, one he only recently created for Norris.
Norris, in fact, is the subject of the acrylic painting, titled "Buddy's Barn." It depicts an old tobacco barn near Hickmans Crossroads that once served as Norris' first sign shop in the early 1980s, as well as a rendering of Norris in his younger years, busy at work.
I have noted and admired the practice, especially in the South, of folks beginning their day by reading and praying their devotionals. It may be equally true elsewhere, but my experience was heightened by what I saw and heard here. For that matter, what I continue to see and hear when I am with "church people" from all walks of life.
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James Martin
James Martin is a television sweetheart with a host of TV series to his name.
At the tender age of just five James made his debut in the kitchen. His father ran the catering at Castle Howard and by the age of 12, the young Yorkshire lad had already cooked for the Queen Mother.
At 16 he went to Scarborough Technical College to learn his trade and it was here he shone, as Student of the Year for three years running.
Anthony Worrall Thompson spotted him during this time and brought him to London to work in the kitchens of celebrated restaurants 190 Queensgate and dell'Ugo. He then headed to France, where he spent some time working in traditional chateaux. On his return to England, he worked at luxury hotel Chewton Glen in Hampshire for 2 years.
At 21, James opened the Hotel and Bistro du Vin in Winchester as Head Chef. Mixing Modern British with Mediterranean, James' restaurant became a huge success.
In 1996, James began what has been an extensive TV career. He soon became a favourite, regularly appearing on such shows as Ready Steady Cook, Junior MasterChef and Light Lunch. After stints co-presenting Good Food Live, he hosted UKTV series Deck Dates,
Sweet , Delicious, Yorkshire's Finest and James Martin Digs Deep (Nov 06). With a long list of TV credits to his name, James has often stepped beyond the kitchens, most suprisingly perhaps, to prove his dancing prowess in Strictly Come Dancing. Now, James revisits his student days in the villages of Brittany, France, in James Martin's Brittany.
James has written for magazines and has a long bibliography to his name. Far from a one-trick pony, he was once voted one of Britain's most eligible bachelors by Company magazine!
See our James Martin photo gallery.
Slow Cooking: Mouthwatering Recipes with Minimum Effort, Quadrille Publishing, October 2012
James Martin Desserts, Quadrille Publishing, May 2011
Masterclass: Your Home Cooking Made Easier, Collins, March 2011
Yes, Chef!: 20 Great British Chefs 100 Great British Recipes, Absolute Press, Nov 2009
My Kitchen, Collins, 2009
James Every Day: The Essential Collection, Mitchell Beazley, Jan 2009
Driven, Collins, Nov 2008
The Collection: With 300 classic recipesMitchell Beazley, Jan 2008
James Martin Desserts, Quadrille Publishing, Jun 2008
James Martin's Great British WinterMitchell Beazley, illustrated edition edition, Sep 2006
James Martin's Easy British Food (Mitchell Beazley Food), Mitchell Beazley, May 2005
Eating in with James Martin, Mitchell Beazley, Jun 2004
James Martin's Great British Dinners, Mitchell Beazley, Aug 2003
James Martin's Delicious!: The Deli Cookbook
When is James Martin: Yorkshire's Finest next on?
James Martin: Yorkshire's Finest is next on at 6:30 pm on Thursday, 27th November on Watch.
Swinton Park
James sets up in the walled garden of the luxury castle hotel of Swinton Park, where he cooks haunch of venison with asparagus, and cauliflower cheese and Caesar salad.
- On at 6:30 pm on Thursday, 27th November on Watch
- On at 7:30 pm on Thursday, 27th November on Watch +1
Masham Brewery
In the small market town of Masham, James visits a local brewery and then cooks beef and Black Sheep ale pie, and Yorkshire pudding with ale sausages and onion gravy.
- On at 6:30 pm on Friday, 28th November on Watch
- On at 7:30 pm on Friday, 28th November on Watch +1
Whitby Fish and Chips
Back in Whitby, James visits a famous restaurant to talk about fish and chips. He then cooks pan fried halibut and peas, plus cod with mussels and saffron.
- On at 6:30 pm on Monday, 1st December on Watch
- On at 7:30 pm on Monday, 1st December on Watch +1
York Curry
The popular chef continues his travels around Yorkshire. In York market, James finds inspiration in an Indian spice shop, and cooks lamb curry and sweet and sour prawns.
- On at 6:30 pm on Tuesday, 2nd December on Watch
- On at 7:30 pm on Tuesday, 2nd December on Watch +1
James visits Moorland Trout Farm in Pickering, North Yorkshire, where he cooks smoked trout with wild garlic salsa, pan fried trout with bean salad, and smoked trout mousse.
- On at 6:30 pm on Wednesday, 3rd December on Watch
- On at 7:30 pm on Wednesday, 3rd December on Watch +1


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By Mark Steyn, Investor's Business Daily
So the President is looking for his equivalent of Denis Healey, the Labour cabinet minister who in the 1968 defense review announced an all but total withdrawal of British forces from "east of Suez" — a phrase that in the imperial imagination is less geographic than psychological.
Kipling's English Tommy on the road to Mandalay: "Ship me somewheres east of Suez ... ."
And then a cheeseparing defense minister says: No, we won't. Not now, not ever again. It's over.
Who would you hire for the Pentagon's east-of-Suez moment? According to the Washington Post, Obama picked Hagel to "bridge the partisan divide."
Even for the court eunuchs of the palace media, that must be hard to type with a straight face: He seems to be all but entirely loathed by his own party.
Nevertheless, he is technically a Republican, not to mention a bona fide war hero.
Only Nixon can go to China, and only a pro-life, pro-gun, climate-denialist, homophobic, Strom Thurmond-loving medal-draped Republican can go to the Pentagon and tell them to start clearing out their desks. Obama has picked a guy whose rhetoric is more anti-Pentagon than his own, and who, unlike most of the cabinet senators, has a record of executive experience that suggests he may well live up to it.
If he pulls it off, it'll be a big part of Obama's legacy. And, if he doesn't, I'm sure the media will be happy to remind everyone that, oh well, Hagel was a Republican.
But beyond the politics is a real question. He's not wrong to raise the question of Pentagon "bloat." The United States has the most lavishly funded military on the planet, and what does it buy you? In the Hindu Kush, we're taking 12 years to lose to goatherds with fertilizer.
Something is wrong with this picture. Indeed, something is badly wrong with the American way of war. And no one could seriously argue that, in the latest in the grim two-thirds-of-a-century roll call of America's unwon wars, the problem is a lack of money or resources. Given its track record, why shouldn't the Pentagon get a top-to-toe overhaul — or at least a cost-benefit analysis?
Just to be clear: I disagree with Hagel on Israel, on Iran, and on most everything else.
But my colleagues on the right are in denial if they don't think there are some very basic questions that need to be asked about the too-big-to-fail Department of Defense.
Obama would like the U.S. military to do less. Some of us would like it to do more with less — more nimbly, more artfully. But, if the national security establishment won't acknowledge there's even a problem, they're unlikely to like the solutions imposed by others. "Petty" and "spiteful"? No. ObamaCare's other shoe.
© Mark Steyn, 2013
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Kitchen progress
It's painfully slow. But the cabinet-maker was out today, and did the pantry overhaul. This cabinet was divided in half from top to bottom, one side being a broom closet, and the other, a pantry…. if you have a vivid imagination.
It's still not huge, but this is much improved! My working flours, sugars and spices pretty much will fill the entire "pantry". But it will be nice to have them all in one place.
The slide out drawers can all be adjusted for height, and they pull completely out so you can get to everything at the very back. I believe each drawer is good for a hundred pounds.
We have two corner cabinets that both had carousels in them, total waste of space in my book, so he removed those and added a shelf to each. We also had a wine rack built-in that got removed as well, and a shelf added to it plus a door made so it's just another cabinet. However, the stain for the door was a poor match for the kitchen, so I sent it back with him along with another cabinet door for hopefully a better match.
The tile man is coming on Wednesday! I think it will be a two-day job for him, but I am so looking forward to having my kitchen back again, it's been about two months now since we started this!
I don't know if I mentioned it on here or not, I've signed up for a couple of creative writing classes that I'm really enjoying (and where my energy has been directed). I can't quilt because half the contents of the kitchen are all over the garage where my longarm is… and at this point, when the kitchen is done I'm going to tear apart the garage and reorganize it. And my longarm is going to get a long overdue spa session before I even think about turning it on again.
Jim and I started on the fall yard and garden cleanup this weekend, and have placed the twenty-five blueberry plants that survived around the yard where they will be planted. Next weekend, we hope to start on that. We'll be using the backhoe to plant them as that's just too many holes to dig by hand, and the auger is up at the land.
I have a feeling spring will be upon us before we finish our fall chore list


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Palestinian fighters from Fatah take up position during clashes between supporters of a former commander of the mainstream Palestinian group Fatah and members of a rival armed group, Ansarullah, at the Palestinian refugee camp of Mieh Mieh in the southern port city of Sidon, Lebanon, Monday April 7, 2014.(AP Photo/Mohammed Zaatari)
For decades the Palestinians sought to prove to the world, and to their critics, that their struggle was a legitimate one, and that they were not violent terrorists but freedom fighters with a genuine cause.
Tragedies such as Monday's events in the southern refugee camp of Mieh Mieh do nothing but negate these efforts, undermining everything that the Palestinians have fought for.
Across Lebanon, Palestinian camps have become havens for criminals and thugs, people motivated by selfish desires for money or authority, often influenced by sectarian or party politics. Instead of representing the thousands of Palestinian civilians in the camps – people often living in extreme poverty and dire conditions – they pursue their own concerns.
These turf wars contribute nothing to the Palestinian cause, aside from a needless waste of human life. They will not contribute to claiming one inch of Palestinian land for the Palestinians. In fact, they only serve to detract from the rightful fight for a Palestinian homeland, one of the most legitimate struggles of our time.
As so-called "peace talks" rumble on, these internecine battles provide material to those in Israel, the U.S. and elsewhere who say the Palestinians are incapable of governing themselves in their own state, and that they are merely violent extremists with no central beliefs.
Fraternal squabbles and fighting are only natural among a disenfranchised and disempowered people. But until Palestinians have a state to call their own, these battles must be forgotten. The pursuit of a homeland is the only thing worth fighting for.
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Some Creative Efforts to Take Back Foreign News
International news — who needs it? The American public, that's who.
By Paul McLeary Feb 22, 2007 at 03:26 PM
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The Cheney Hokey-Pokey
Is Cheney up? Is Cheney down? The press corps can't seem to get the story straight.
By Paul McLeary Feb 21, 2007 at 02:21 PM
The job of political journalists is not only to report on Washington, but to discern which way the political winds... More
Kurtz Starts Weekend Early With Lighthearted Fare
It takes a talented writer to paint Michelle Malkin as the voice of reason, while portraying some liberal bloggers as violent, racist, knuckle-dragging misogynists out to destroy her.
By Paul McLeary Feb 16, 2007 at 03:45 PM
It really takes a talented writer to paint conservative commentator Michelle Malkin as the voice of reason, while at the... More
An Iraqi Journalist Spoils the Pentagon-Press Synergy
The rules of anonymous sourcing don't always translate well in other countries.
By Paul McLeary Feb 13, 2007 at 02:18 PM
The rules of the not-so-subtle game played between politicians, their aides, and reporters in Washington, as we've seen during the... More
Post Ombud Says "It Wasn't Us! We Swear!"
In which we criticize Deborah Howell's criticism of the Washington Post's Web site.
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Another Take on the Troop "Surge" Numbers
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The Latest On Reporters and Subpoenas
Despite some good news, it has hardly been a banner week for journalism.
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The last couple days sure have been uncomfortable for some reporters who are trying to keep their sources secret, and... More
British Stories We Shouldn't Ignore
Taking a spin through the British press, we saw some stories that have been receiving scant attention stateside.
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For a variety of reasons, we rarely comment on the foreign press. But that doesn't mean we don't read it,... More
20,000 Additional Troops — Give or Take 15,000
For all the column inches expended on the Bush administration's plan to send more troops to Iraq, one significant aspect of the proposal has yet to be sorted out.
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There has been a lot of back and forth in the press about the Bush administration's plan to send more... More
Press Gives Bush's CENTCOM Nominee A Pass on Iraq
What was left out in this morning's papers …
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Michael Gordon's Molehill Becomes A Mountain
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Plan or develop coordinated practices for soil erosion control, soil or water conservation, or sound land use.
It is also Called
- Agriculture Consultant
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What They Do
- Implement soil or water management techniques, such as nutrient management, erosion control, buffers, or filter strips, in accordance with conservation plans.
- Monitor projects during or after construction to ensure projects conform to design specifications.
- Visit areas affected by erosion problems to identify causes or determine solutions.
- Advise land users, such as farmers or ranchers, on plans, problems, or alternative conservation solutions.
- Develop or maintain working relationships with local government staff or board members.
- Apply principles of specialized fields of science, such as agronomy, soil science, forestry, or agriculture, to achieve conservation objectives.
- Gather information from geographic information systems (GIS) databases or applications to formulate land use recommendations.
- Compute design specifications for implementation of conservation practices, using survey or field information technical guides or engineering manuals.
- Participate on work teams to plan, develop, or implement programs or policies for improving environmental habitats, wetlands, or groundwater or soil resources.
- Conduct fact-finding or mediation sessions among government units, landowners, or other agencies to resolve disputes.
People who work in this occupation generally have the interest code: RIE.
This means people who work in this occupation generally have Realistic interests, but also prefer Investigative and Enterprising environments.
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- Biology - Knowledge of plant and animal organisms, their tissues, cells, functions, interdependencies, and interactions with each other and the environment.
- Engineering and Technology - Knowledge of the practical application of engineering science and technology. This includes applying principles, techniques, procedures, and equipment to the design and production of various goods and services.
- Geography - Knowledge of principles and methods for describing the features of land, sea, and air masses, including their physical characteristics, locations, interrelationships, and distribution of plant, animal, and human life.
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- Reading Comprehension - Understanding written sentences and paragraphs in work related documents.
- Active Listening - Giving full attention to what other people are saying, taking time to understand the points being made, asking questions as appropriate, and not interrupting at inappropriate times.
- Critical Thinking - Using logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions, conclusions or approaches to problems.
- Speaking - Talking to others to convey information effectively.
- Writing - Communicating effectively in writing as appropriate for the needs of the audience.
- Complex Problem Solving - Identifying complex problems and reviewing related information to develop and evaluate options and implement solutions.
- Science - Using scientific rules and methods to solve problems.
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In 2013, the average annual wage in United States was $63,330 with most people making between $37,070 and $90,740
During 2010, this occupation employed approximately 23,000 people in United States. It is projected that there will be 24,000 employed in 2020.
This occupation will have about 0 openings due to growth and about 4,000 replacement openings for approximately 4,000 total annual openings.
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