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News - Hong Kong - EDUCATION
Students in limbo over HKU hostel in Kennedy Town
Posted Sep 12th 2012, 12:00am by Olga Wong
... Olga Wong email@example.com Students still in limbo over HKU hostel University of Hong Kong students forced to stay off campus after excessive formaldehyde levels were found in new ... they could move into the new hostel, two of four blocks in Lung Wah Street. That's despite HKU saying last Wednesday that the cancer-causing air pollutants would be dispersed in a week. ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1034415/students-limbo-over-hku-hostel-kennedy-town
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HKU faces dorm room shortage as hostel delayed
Posted Aug 24th 2012, 12:00am by Olga Wong
... Olga Wong,Dennis Chong and Kristie Wong Just weeks before start of new academic year, university makes urgent appeal for staff to share their homes after delay in completion of hostel HKU ... in completion of the university's new hostel. The call, which went out this week, has prompted questions from staff and students about its likely effectiveness and why it was made only weeks before ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1022158/hku-faces-dorm-room-shortage-hostel-delayed
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Students barred from new HKU hostel over air quality fears
Posted Sep 06th 2012, 12:00am by Olga Wong
... quality fears shut hostel The University of Hong Kong may have underestimated the scale of the indoor air quality problem in its much-delayed new hostel and could face soaring bills to accommodate ... into the Kennedy Town hostel too soon. "If students are to move in within a week, the levels will increase again in an air-conditioned environment," Professor Yau Yiu-hung of the Open University ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1030279/students-barred-new-hku-hostel-over-air-quality-fears
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Hostel delay sees HKU foreign students looking for a home
Posted Aug 30th 2012, 12:00am by Adrian Wan
... Adrian Wan firstname.lastname@example.com HKU forced to subsidise off-campus lodging for 300 after delay in finishing halls of residence Wanted: homes for foreign students The University of Hong Kong will have to subsidise more than 300 foreign students' off-campus lodgings until its new halls of residence are finished. HKU is looking for short-term hostel accommodation in Chai Wan, Sai ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1025724/hostel-delay-sees-hku-foreign-students-looking-home
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Parents fight school relocation
Posted Oct 08th 2012, 12:00am by Ada Lee
... Ada Lee firstname.lastname@example.com 'Destructive' plan to evict Montessori unit from Tin Hau site to make way for youth hostel getting scant government attention, group says Parents fight to halt school relocation A group of parents say the government is dragging its feet in resolving a situation that could see an international school evicted to make way for a youth hostel ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1056075/parents-fight-school-relocation
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HK universities short of living space as they cope with double enrolment
Posted Sep 19th 2012, 12:00am by Linda Yeung
... Linda Yeung email@example.com Deficit of about 5,000 hostel places revealed, as campuses cope with twice their usual intake Universities short of living space Universities are about 5,000 hostel places short of their goal of allowing all students to live on campus for at least one year of their undergraduate studies. Edward Cheng Wai-sun, chairman of the University Grants ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1040152/hk-universities-short-living-space-they-cope-double-enrolment
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Loans available to put student homes in industrial buildings
Posted Nov 08th 2012, 12:00am by Olga Wong
... Olga Wong firstname.lastname@example.com Education Bureau offers loans for conversion of empty inudstrial buildings into hostels Universities offered student housing plan Universities can apply for government loans to convert industrial buildings into student accommodation as an answer to the expected shortfall of 5,000 hostel places by next year, the education authorities have said. The loans ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1077298/loans-available-put-student-homes-industrial-buildings
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Frustrated parents seek government help in school lease talks
Posted Feb 25th 2014, 01:59pm by SHIRLEY ZHAO
... a hostel for young people on the site with the Home Affairs Bureau. The Education Bureau said the site should remain for educational use, while the Home Affairs Bureau said it had no plans to build a hostel. Civic Party lawmaker Dr Kenneth Chan Ka-lok said the government had passed the buck by trying to "privatise the issue". He said lawmakers would meet education officials ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1434826/frustrated-parents-seek-government-help-school-lease-talks
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HKBU teachers, students protest land decision
Posted Jan 25th 2013, 07:05pm by Lai Ying-kit
... the other half for private residential flats. The protesting students said the university needed the whole of the site as their campus could not accommodate their hostel needs, especially after ... the government had an agreement with HKBU that half of the land would be used for student hostels – and the other half for private residential flats. His remarks prompted a quick rebuttal ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1136080/hkbu-teachers-students-protest-land-decision
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HKU 'homeless' students to get HK$2,000
Posted Aug 31st 2012, 12:00am by Dennis Chong
... But 830 of the new hostel places may not be completed until as late as October, so non-local students must stay in youth hostels in Chai Wan, or in private residential buildings in Western and Yau ... HKU has 4,000 hostel places. The new halls of residence were aimed at alleviating the long-term accommodation shortage, which usually saw half of those who applied failing to secure a place. ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1026598/hku-homeless-students-get-hk2000
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Photo Credit: Elle Magazine
When Reese Witherspoon was accosted by an obnoxious drunk at a party, she had no idea she was meeting her future husband. No, Witherspoon's hubby Jim Toth wasn't the intoxicated jerk -- but he was the friend who intervened and pulled the guy away from her.
"This really drunk guy was hitting on me, making such an idiot of himself, yelling at me," Witherspoon recalls in the new issue of Elle. "He was like (slurring), 'You don't know me.' And I was like, 'Yeah, I know. I don't know you!'"
Ah, yes -- we've all been at a party with that guy. Fortunately, Hollywood talent agent Toth noticed his friend making a fool of himself and swooped in.


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Aegis provides a full range of Hazard Communication services, including GHS SDS Authoring, MSDS Authoring & Labelling Compliance.We help our clients achieve and maintain regulatory compliance with the ever changing array of Health, Safety and Environmental legislation affecting their company. Whether you have new or existing products, or need access to new markets, we can ...
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WORLD Environmental is a full-service environmental consulting firm, specializing in turnkey environmental solutions and environmental compliance.Our staff is the key to our success; you will find them professional, knowledgeable and genuinely interested in your company's success. If you have environmental challenges or opportunities, we would welcome the chance to assist ...
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SRP Environmental is a full service Environmental, Health, and Safety Firm with corporate offices in Shreveport Louisiana serving North America. SRP also has an office in Oahu, Hawaii to serve Hawaii and the Pacific Rim. SRP has extensive experience in Environmental Site Assessments, Industrial Hygiene, Lead, Asbestos, Health and Safety Training, Hospital Services, ...
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Trace Environmental Systems, Inc. distinguishes itself by providing monitoring solutions in addition to a full range of support services. Trace Environmental is a supplier of Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS), Data Acquisition and Reporting Software (DAS 2000), and Environmental Data Base Management Systems. Trace Environmental provides monitoring systems, ...
Rain World Environmental Consultants
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RWEC provides services as to preferred Environmental, Occupational Environmental Health and Safety; Risk Assessment, and Plan Development to all industries to a global market. Environmental Systems Engineering, Water & Waste Water, Water & Air Quality, Regulatory Compliance, Eco-system Dynamics; Occupational EH & S, Ergonomics, Hearing Conservation, Sight Preservation, ...
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Today we are fortunate to have a guest contribution written by Jeffrey Frankel, Harpel Professor of Capital Formation and Growth at Harvard University, and former Member of the Council of Economic Advisers, 1997-99.
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Today we are fortunate to have a guest contribution written by Jeffrey Frankel, Harpel Professor of Capital Formation and Growth at Harvard University, and former Member of the Council of Economic Advisers, 1997-99.
Low ranked by ALEC-Laffer, California and Minnesota continue to power along, as shown in data released today by the Philadelphia Fed.
Integration, cointegration and the evaluation of time series data for public policy analysis. As my first economics teacher said, "ya gotta be careful".
Those are the topics covered in the West Coast Workshop on International Finance and Open Economy Macroeconomics, held October 17, 2014, and co-organized by Helen Popper (University of Santa Clara) and Michael Hutchison (UC Santa Cruz). The agenda is here (co-sponsored by SCU, UCSC, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco).
The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development released without fanfare (well, there is no press release I see on the DWD media website as of 3pm CDT today) the last figures to be available before the election. They indicate September private nonfarm employment 108.6 thousands below the trend consistent with the Governor's target (recommitted to a mere year ago) of 250 thousands net new jobs.
Oil prices (along with prices of many other commodities) have fallen dramatically since last summer. Some observers are waiting to see if Saudi Arabia responds with significant cutbacks in production. I say, don't hold your breath.
In emerging and developing countries. That's the title of a conference, organized by Gunther Schabl (Leipzig) and Ansgar Belke (Duisberg-Essen), I'm attending in Leipzig.
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For the last 3 years, European Brent has mostly traded in a range of $100-$120 with West Texas intermediate selling at a $5 to $20 discount. But in September Brent started moving below $100 and now stands at $90 a barrel, and the spread over U.S. domestic crude has narrowed. Here I take a look at some of the factors behind these developments.
Or, not answering, as the case may be.
Here is the video; see the question asked about 16 minutes in.
That's the title to today's article in Reuters. I've been surprised that the Russian economy has taken as much a hit as it has, partly in response to sanction and spillover effects onto confidence from those sanctions. I think the skeptics of the efficacy of sanctions for hitting the Russian economy will have to re-assess.


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Transported + Renewed
September 1 - November 30, 2014
A massive three-month project involving parades, visual arts installations, performances, outdoor concerts, and much more—all in celebration of the centennial of the Houston Ship Channel. We'll be selectively posting some of the individual events as they occur, but click here for the full, hefty listing of this ambitious project. (Note new date on schedule for Silos III event due to weather.)


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In Mixed Catch, NF Senior Editor Linc Bedrosian spotlights a wide range of commercial fishing-related news items from coast to coast.
Wednesday, 23 July 2008
Maine's lobster industry is finding interesting ways to connect with consumers.
For example, mid-coast Maine lobsterman Ryan Post has a Web site, Maine Buggin http://www.mainebuggin.com/. A fourth generation lobsterman, Post also stars in a new documentary, "Here's the Catch."
The film chronicles a year in the lobstering life of Post and his sternman, Jon Hill, working on Post's boat, the 40-foot Instigator. According to the Web site, the documentary was to premiere in June.
The site also showcases a series of podcasts about lobstering in Maine. Between the Web site, podcasts and documentary, Post is raising the profile of the industry (as well as his own), making lobstering more accessible to the average consumer. And an educated consumer may be more likely to plop down his hard earned cash on a lobster dinner.
The Lobster Institute at the University of Maine is taking the education approach one step further. After a five-year hiatus, it is reviving the Maine Lobster College. Come mid-September, tourists intrigued by the lobstering life can get an education on vacation and learn about bugs, bait, the business of lobstering and more. Tuition is $575 per person, not including lodging at the Kenniston Hill Inn Bed and Breakfast in Boothbay, which serves as the lobster college's "campus."
Moreover, participants will find out firsthand what it's like to haul traps, remove and measure the lobsters and band the bugs. Folks interested in enrolling can learn more at The Lobster Institute Web site http://www.lobsterinstitute.org.
Likewise, brothers John and Brendan Ready generated a buzz late last year with their buy-a-trap program. For $2,995 a year, customers buy the rights to all bugs caught in a designated trap.
"We've created a way to add more value to seafood," John Ready told the Associated Press last year. "This is our way of trying to hit a new market segment."
All of the above enterprises are adding value to the experience of buying seafood. Whether it's Maine lobster, Copper River salmon, or other seafood treats, such programs educate the public about their product, commercial fishing in general, and gain seafood attention that can translate into consumer demand — and additional income for fishermen.
National Fisherman Live: 11/06/14
In this episode:
NOAA report touts 2013 landings, value increases
Panama fines GM salmon company Aquabounty
Gulf council passes Reef Fish Amendment 40
Maine elver quota cut by 2,000 pounds
Offshore mussel farm would be East Coast's first


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My Rhinoplasty Plastic Surgery in Portland OR
My Rhinoplasty Surgery experience began with the hunt to find a decent doctor to perform the operation. Well, this was after I was committed and determined to have it done, which took a good bit of psychological wrestling and would be another blog post in it of itself.
Its a funny thing when searching online for a surgeon, in a perfect world the most talented and well qualified plastic surgery practitioners would be with easiest to find, but such is not the case. Marketing and self promotion play a huge role in a surgeons market visibility and probably some of the best local surgeons only get found through patient referrals, which is a real shame.
Finding a doctor, it turns out, can be a real pain. Luckily about halfway through my patience I stumbled upon an awesome website that referred me to the best local plastic surgeon clinic and surgeon for my specific procedure. I had already blown through five consultations (and $559 in consultation fees) before finding this service and just didn't feel comfortable with any of the surgeons or their portfolios.
The Winning Plastic Surgery Consultation
When I met with the doctor the website had referred me to I knew almost instantly that he was the one to perform my surgery. He had an air of experience and confidence that immediately squashed my stress and anxiety surrounding the procedure. Honestly I think a lot of my stress came from hunting around for weeks looking for the right doctor!
The consultation was a relieving and educational experience. We started off with my goals for cosmetic surgery, then conversed into the procedure itself. We outlined how exactly the surgery would go in detail. I felt a bit squeamish about surgery before but for some reason learning how it would all go down helped me relax a little more. We talked about the risks involved in the surgery, which medicines would be used, the timing of the procedure, and even what instruments would come into play. All this in about thirty minutes!
If you can't tell, I skipped the surgery part of the story which should be the climax. Therre was nothing to it! I don't know why I was ever so nervous for but the day of surgery was a slice of pie in comparison to finding the surgeon. You just walk in, change into surgical robes, get your face prepped with some crazy tropical smelling ointments, then get wheeled into the operation room where the surgeon greets you and proceeds to knock you out with a wondrous chemical cocktail.
My recovery was smooth and almost enjoyable compared to my cramped work schedule. I did well informing just about everyone that I was going into surgery, so no one really bothered me except to bring my ice cream and soup. During the first few hours after waking up I was in moderate pain, but it was taken care of with some painkillers promptly enough. Later that day I got to watch the two hour procedure in wonderful HD, which was surreal. I recommend anyone thinking about cosmetic surgery find an experienced doctor and not hop on board with the first one they meet.


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House | 3 bedrooms | sleeps 6
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With views from the rear across Coquet Island, this detached holiday bungalow sits at the northern tip of Druridge Bay. It is centrally located, providing easy access to the visitor attractions on the coast and inland and is within comfortable walking distance of a sandy beach and nature reserve. Nearby Amble reputed to be the "friendliest port", has plenty of restaurants and shops with a working harbour and Sunday market. There are several walking trails of special interest and a variety of wildlife to enjoy nearby. Alnwick (with the castle used in Harry Potter films, enchanting gardens and treehouse) is within 30 minutes. It is a great location for travelling this friendly and unspoilt county, peppered with friendly villages and historic castles. Beach ½ mile. Shops, pub and restaurant 2 miles.
Additional amenities include: highchair, enclosed garden / patio, bed linen & towels included, coastal property, cot available, fuel and power included, bike store, short breaks all year, car parking available, detached property.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
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Steve Martin & the Steep Canyon Rangers Feat. Edie Brickell & Paul Simon Jones Hall July 31 2014 The Houston Symphony must have enjoyed having the night off Thursday. But helpfully, Steve Martin was there to explain to any subscribers wondering what had happened to their concert hall that "Yo-Yo Ma ... More >>
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Fugitive lip biter arrested in California
Nov 6, 2014
Jonathan E. Benedict
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Darrell W. Cook
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Sep 25, 2014
Home » News » Crime
Manchester firefighter's detective work pays off with arrest of burglary suspect
Allen, 51, told police he was in his home when he heard a knock at the door early Wednesday morning. He didn't answer, but looked out the window and saw a teenager walking toward a side door.
His interest piqued, Allen went outside to check on what was happening and saw his basement door wide open.
Allen told police he chased the youth for a short distance, but then returned home and got his car, driving around the neighborhood.
He told police he spotted the youth in the school office, where Allen said he also saw his cell phone sticking out of the teen's pocket.
• Also about 4 p.m., officer Brian Gillotte responded to a Pine Street address, where a third-floor apartment door was forced open sometime after 11:30 a.m. Clothing and cash were taken from a bedroom.
So far this year, there have been 800 burglaries, compared to 854 at this time last year.
- Robbery at pizza house in Dover - 0
- Police obtain warrants for suspect wanted in Dover, Manchester bank robberies - 0
- Police searching for person stealing from cars in Manchester - 1
- Innocent verdict in vehicle death of former Amherst Fire Chief - 11
- NH Guard Officer convicted of sex trafficking - 2
- MBTA sergeant facing a dozen charges after multiple arrests - 0
- Portsmouth mechanic arrested Friday on theft charges - 1
- Police: Conn. woman falsely accused KSC student of rape - 2
- Jury acquits Mont Vernon driver, who was checking text, in death of former Amherst fire chief - 7
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The family Earl Schmidt is requesting a card shower to honor his 90th birthday on Nov. 9.
Cards may be sent to Heritage Care Center Room 305, P.O. Box 667, Fairbury, NE 68352.
Photo caption: Contributed PhotoImmediate Past President Nels Sorensen, Jr. (right) presenting a International Presidents Citation to Twyla Bray (left) for Outstanding Optimist Club Member for the 2011-2012 Optimist Year.
Lucas Weedin of Lincoln, and Erica Barnard of Beatrice, were married Sept. 20, 2013, at First Plymouth Church in Lincoln, with Minister Dennis Holst and Reverend Dr. Jim Heck officiating.
The grooms parents are Craig and Shelly Weedin of Aurora.
The brides parents are David and Victoria Barnard of Beatrice.
Grandparents include Shirley Weedin of Aurora and Charlene Barnard of Beatrice.
Best man was Nathan Weedin.
Groomsmen were Seth Weedin, Drew Weedin, Ryan Anderson, Braden Palensky, Joshua Pashke, William Beins, and Kyle Pitschka.
Matron of Honor was Nicole Flores and the Maid of Honor was Amanda Barnard.
Bridesmaids were Heather Leonard, Miranda Stoll, Hilary George, Stacey Brandt, Amy Lussetto and Heidi Dotzler.
Flower girls were Layla, daughter of the groom, and Khloe, Maddyn and Lindyn Weedin.
Personal Attendants were Kayla Weedin and Amie Engelman.
Photo caption: Contributed PhotoFAIRBURY DAM--Postmarked 1910 RPO (Mailed from a Train)
120 Years Ago
The Jefferson County Journal
Powell Church members were happy over the purchase of a new organ for services.
Specials advertised by Fairbury retailer Gorge E. Jenkins included good dark calico 4 cents a yard, all-linen toweling 5 cents, double-fold wool dress goods and outing flannels 10 cents. Ladies winter coats were available at $3.50 each.
110 Years Ago
The Fairbury Journal
The Journal reported that a man on his way to a lawyers office to sign his will died when struck by a brick that fell from a building being erected on the south side of the square.
The Fairbury Post Office, in temporary quarters since the south side fire, re-opened in the rear of the Harbine Bank Building, also a successor to the fire.
Oct. 16: Loren D. Specht to Quentin Swartz: L7, B9 of Original Town of Endicott.
Oct. 16: Carl L. and June Wineinger Revocable Trust to Jeffrey Roland and Brenda Roland: L9, B9 of Original Town of Fairbury.
Oct. 16: Robert A. Milton and Shirley K. Milton to Harvey N. Milton and Sandra K. Milton: S 1/2 of the NE1/4 of 25-2-1.
Oct. 16: Harvey N. Milton and Sandra K. Milton to Robert A. Milton and Shirley K. Milton: Undivided one-half interest in NW1/4 of 4-4-2; undivided one-half interest in NE1/4 of 5-4-2, with exceptions.
Oct. 17: Sandra Jane Rosenbaum to David L. Rosenbaum: A tract in the NW1/4 of the NW1/4 of 21-4-4.
Oct. 18: Joan M. Allen to Dirk A. Johnson and Tiya A. Johnson: SW1/4 of 18-1-2.
Oct. 18: Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to Denise Wasserman and Brendon Stigge: E9 of L9, and all of L10, and the W10 of L11, B10 of McDowells First Addition to Fairbury.
Kaleb A. Disney, no address listed: Burglary in Oct. 1 or Oct. 2 incident, class 3 felony; possession of a controlled substance, class 4 felony; theft by unlawful taking less than $200, class 2 misdemeanor.
Shawn A. Siebe, of Fairbury: DUI in Sept. 21 incident, class W misdemeanor; failure to yield, infraction, pleaded not guilty.
Tiona M. Bstandig, of Fairbury: Driving under suspension in Aug. 27 incident, class 3 misdemeanor.
Jeremy L. Deane, of Fairbury: Criminal mischief less than $200 in Sept. 1 incident, class 3 misdemeanor, defendant failed to appear.
Jose D. Morales-Ortega, of Fairbury: Domestic assault - third degree in Sept. 27 incident, class 1 misdemeanor.
Michael A. Box, of Blanchard, Okla.: Speeding 70-60, $25 fine.
Jamie L. Durflinger, of Fairbury: No operators license, $75 fine.
Bradley S. Parr, of Sutton: Overweight axles by 2,600 pounds, 7.6 percent, $25 fine.
Bradley K. Schoenrock, of Fairbury: CMV-brake and CMV-marking violations; farm use registration violation, $200 in fines.
Glen D. Gana, of Firth: Failure to stop and weigh; overweight axle by 1,900 pounds, 5.6 percent; overweight axle by 1,300 pounds, 6.5 percent; overweight axle by 2,100 pounds, 10.5 percent, $350 in fines.
Billy S. Potter, of Abilene, Texas: Speeding 70-60, $25 fine.
Nicholas S. Dodenhof, of Omaha: Speeding 71-60, $75 fine.
Ray E. Cary, of Endicott: Speeding 36-25, $25 fine.
Cheryl C. Zahourek, of Glen Elder, Kan.: Speeding 75-60, $75 fine.
Ryan A. Contreras, of Mitchell, S.D.: Speeding 70-60, $25 fine.
Dale F. Hermsen, of Omaha: Speeding 78-60, $125 fine.
Oct. 17: Report of two juveniles sending text messages impersonating law enforcement in Jansen.
Oct. 17: Dominique M. Clay, of Fairbury, was driving a 2000 Chevrolet east on PWF Road west of 575 Ave. when the vehicle collided with a deer. Damages were estimated at $2,500.
Oct. 18: Amanda L. Warnke, of Fairbury, was driving a 2012 Dodge east on 710 Road east of 574 Ave. when the vehicle collided with a deer. Damages were estimated at $4,500.
Oct. 18: Gregory D. Novotny, of Diller, was driving a 2010 Ford south on 573 Ave. five miles east of Fairbury when the vehicle collided with a deer. Damages were estimated at $1,500.
Oct. 19: Report of an inmate in the Jefferson County Jail threatening another inmate.
Oct. 20: Report of a gun shot in rural Fairbury near a wildlife management area.
Oct. 20: Report of a female cited for ATV regulation violation in Fairbury.
Oct. 14: Report of an officer assisting probation with a juvenile in the 1500 block of 9th Street.
Oct. 15: Report of a male arrested for third-degree domestic assault in the 700 block of 3rd Street. The male was transported to detox because of high alcohol consumption.
Oct. 16: Report of a dog barking in the 1300 block of C Street.
Oct. 17: Report of a disturbance in the 800 block of H Street.
Oct. 17: Report of a welfare check in the 1300 block of C Street.
Oct. 18: Report of shoplifting in the 300 block of 14th Street. A citation was issued.
Oct. 18: Donald J. Matthews, of Fairbury, was backing a 1990 Buick from a parking stall in front of Dollar General when the vehicle collided with a parked 1997 Oldsmobile owned by Dorothy Brandt, of Western. Damages to Brandts vehicle were estimated at $1,000. Damages to Matthews vehicle were estimated at $300.
Oct. 18: Report of an assault at Wal-Mart.
Cop Car Impounded
Best belly laugh Ive had in years. Fairbury cop car impounded in North Platte. Why is Colby kept in North Platte? The crime happened in Fairbury. Shouldnt he be extradited back to here? Why should Lincoln County pay for his mental evaluation? That should be Fairburys bill. I dont blame them a bit for keeping the car. If Fairbury gets the car back I dont think evidence should be driven and the car should be locked up until everything is settled.
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[imagebrowser id=92] After getting a twitter message about this new space called Shoot the Lobster, I added it to my March 22nd Chelsea gallery run. Just the name alone intrigued me and it will be interesting to go to an art space named after a succulent shellfish.
Shoot the Lobster is an independent project space found at the back section of the Martos Gallery on West 29th Street. There was a group show up front called New Traditionalists but I wanted lobster. With a helpful assist from Jillian at Martos and a gallery guest, I found the space organizer and curator, Mary Grace Wright. She directed us all the way to the red enclave of the lobster for the debut installation of works by Brooklyn based artist, Chris Martin.
The intense red wall resembled the hue of a cooked lobster and I was skeptical of how the art will stand up to such an intense shade. However my worries were put to rest as Chris Martin presented an equally bold & unique set of artworks. Upon asking the featured artist what the whole idea was – he simply put it as confronting the wall painted the vibrant distinct red and gathered together a body of work. There were panels inset with electric green evoking a Dr. Seuss psychedelic play against the red interior, textured paintings, mixed media assemblages, and a cornerstone piece in a gilt frame pointed out by Martin himself. In a very enthused tone, he recounted just flipping through a National Geographic magazine then found the source material that Martin Kippenberger based his 1984 painting called "Return of the Dead Mother with New Problems". It is quite rare to find the original image where inspiration comes from and this was prominently encased in a traditional frame as most of his pieces were unframed. Quirky and clever as the name of the space itself, Martin will be the first in a string of artists and other projects slated for this space.
When it comes to surprises and conceiving something really out of the box, Shoot the Lobster might be the meaty claw that grips your attention and indulges you with its offerings. For its premiere debut, it doesn't need the slick of drawn butter to let you glide in easy and dig your mouth into something delectable.
Shoot the Lobster (at the back space of Martos Gallery): Chris Martin and you might as well see the "New Traditionalists" (front) of Martos Gallery
On view: March 22 – April 21, 2012
Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Saturday (10 am – 6 pm)
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Memorial services for David Lee Meyers, 63, of Camden, will be held at a later date in the Missouri Veterans Cemetery at Higgensville, in Higgensville, MO. The family will receive friends Saturday, April 7, 2012 from 6:00 – 7:30 PM at Kornegay Funeral Home, Camden Chapel.
Camden City Councilwoman Alfred Mae Drakeford announced recently she is seeking re-election for a third term.
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Known for his bipartisan approach to government reform and economic development, S.C. Sen. Vincent Sheheen has announced his bid for re-election to Senate District 27, including areas in Kershaw, Chesterfield and Lancaster counties.
Small armies of children gathered both in Camden Tuesday and in Conifer Acres in Lugoff Monday for the rec department's annual events where some 1,000 eggs are planted at each site.
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American soldiers on both sides never dreamed of airplanes in their combat when the battle of Camden was fought on August 16, 1780 at Gum Swamp. Yet, just a few weeks ago, I led the commanders and staff of much of the 9th (Ninth) Air Force and its fighter squadrons across our battlefield to study the terrain and tactics. What would today's Air Force Major General Lawrence Wells and his colonels care about a 232-year-old Revolutionary War battle? Simple question with a solid answer, of which many of our local citizens may not be aware. Technology, armaments, and accoutrements ...
In Monday's edition of the Chronicle-Independent, regarding the Carolina Cup undercard, the names of Camden's Sue and George Sensor were inadvertently left out of the portion of the story which dealt with Baltic Shore's victory in the day's co-feature chase, the $30,000 Woodward-Kirkover Cup.
Louis Clyburn has announced his plans to seek election to Seat 5 on the Kershaw County Board of School Trustees.
The 22nd annual KershawHealth Foundation Vern Kechem Golf Tournament will be held Monday at the Camden Country Club.
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A ribbon-cutting ceremony to welcome the Mullikin Law Firm back home to Camden was held by the Kershaw County Chamber of Commerce recently. The firm is located at 1308 Broad St., in Camden and is open from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. The Mullikin Law Firm is a leading government, policy, regulatory and public affairs firm that focuses on energy, environmental and health care issues. The phone number for the Mullikin Law Firm is 425-7771.
November 4 is past, and statewide elections have been decided. As I have discussed in earlier columns, I am always intrigued, and even a little amused, with the amount of rhetoric that is aimed at education during election time. Now that the votes have been cast, there are a lot of important educational issues hanging in the air that will need to be resolved by newly elected office holders. The decisions made will have significant and lasting impact.
Dermatophytosis, otherwise known as "ringworm," is a fairly common fungal infection that can affect dogs, cats, and other animals.
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The Kershaw County School District (KCSD) earned an "Excellent" Absolute rating on state report cards issued today by the S.C. Department of Education.
The ABLE Club of S.C., the official athletic booster club of Lugoff-Elgin High School, is kicking off its membership campaign for the 2014-15 athletic seasons at the school.
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Support for the Affordable Care Act is divided by party lines, according to a study by researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health.
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Allston residents demanded solutions to what they called chronic problems, particularly competition for parking from construction workers, at a tense Harvard-Allston Task Force meeting Monday night.
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The event marked the kickoff of the Deans' Innovation Sports Challenge, which will span the remainder of the academic year. Winners will be announced in May.
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Harvard divestment advocates caught national attention when they took their fight to court last week, but legal experts say the case's claims may ultimately be too tenuous to be heard.
International Affairs Vice Provost To Step Down
Jorge I. Dominguez will step down from his position as vice provost for international affairs at the end of next June but will continue to teach as a professor of government, the University announced Thursday.
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The strike marks the culmination of over a year of campaigning organized by a Massachusetts-based union that represents Harvard's dining hall employees and the Student Labor Action Movement.
ArtLifting To Sell Artwork at Harvard-Yale
A recently created online marketplace that sells artwork created by homeless or disadvantaged artists will be selling select pieces at the Harvard-Yale football game this weekend.
Law Professor Discusses Medical Tourism
Harvard Law School graduate I. Glenn Cohen and three other panelists shed light on various dimensions of medical tourism during a discussion Wednesday afternoon.
EdX Hosts First Open edX Conference
EdX held its inaugural Open edX conference Tuesday and Wednesday to bring together nearly 200 of the platform's collaborators, who hail from as nearby as Cambridge to as far away as Japan.
Student Activists File Suit Urging Harvard To Divest
The 11-page complaint claims that investment in fossil fuel companies is "a breach of [the University's] fiduciary and charitable duties as a public charity and nonprofit corporation."
Jimmy Carter Addresses Issues of Human Rights
In his lecture, Carter shared facts about various forms of gender inequality, discussing the sex slave trade's injustices against women, religious institutions' discrimination against women, and sexual assault on college campuses.
Panel Focuses on Rise in Boston's Urban Agriculture
Much of the panel conversation centered on Article 89, a city-wide zoning ordinance passed into law in Dec. 2013 that makes it legal for Boston residents to grow and sell their own produce.
Med School Prof Discusses Biotechnology, Startups
The talk, titled "Wild Biotechnology," was hosted by Harvard Biotech Entrepreneurs, a student group focused on promoting interest in careers in biotechnology on campus.
Panel Highlights Philanthropy Models Across Nations
The United States and India have much to learn from each other about the development of philanthropy and corporate social responsibility, panelists said at a discussion Tuesday.
Law Students Form Title IX Discussion Group
The group, called "Harvard Talks Title IX" or "HTT9," was born out of discussion this fall in two courses taught by law professor Charles R. Nesson '60.


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The recent discovery of the ancient Ethernets has forever altered the way humanity views its past. Among the many amazing findings is a rich trove of Facebook dispatches that date back to the beginning of time itself. Now a selection of these lost Facebook updates is at last available for the world to see!
Noted historians Brylon K. Tilgh, Ph.D., and Dr. Tony Cougarmouth have carefully selected the best status updates, profile pages, and late-night exchanges found on the ancient Facebook, including:
GOD and ABRAHAM�S exchange over Isaac�s life(God was a real practical joker!)
HENRY VIII�S many relationship status updates and the POPE�S responses
Live updates from GANDHI�S hunger strike
J. EDGAR HOOVER�S interests and hobbies (Fashion, Surveillance, Destroying Lives)
The original WOODSTOCK event page and much more.
Travis Harmon and Jonathan Shockley are the creators of the satirical web series, Red State Update. Their videos have been viewed more than 39 million times, and the comedians have been featured in USA TODAY, The Wall Street Journal, and on CNN, among other media outlets. Harmon and Shockley live in Los Angeles, California. This is their first book. For more, visit LetThereBeFacebook.com.
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Onuphrius (Berezovsky)
Metropolitan Onuphrius (secular name Orest Volodymyrovych Berezovskyi, Ukrainian: Орест Володимирович Березовський; 5 November 1944, Korytne, Chernivtsi Oblast) is the current head of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate).[1]
He was born 5 November 1944 in Chernivtsi Oblast as the son of a priest. In 1961 he graduated from high school. From 1962 to 1964 he studied at the Chernivtsi technical school, after which he worked in construction organizations in Chernivtsi.
In 1966, he joined the technical faculty of the Chernivtsi University, and in 1969, after the third year, entered in the second class of the Moscow Theological Seminary; the following year, he became part of the brotherhood of the Trinity Sergius Laura.
March 18, 1971 he was tonsured a monk with name Onuphrius in honor of St. Onuphrius the Great. June 20, 1971 he was ordained a hierodeacon. May 29, 1972 ordained a hieromonk.
After 18 years, Archimandrite Onufry went back to the Ukraine as the superior of the Pochayiv Lavra of the Holy Assumption. Two years later, he became Bishop of Chernivtsi and Bukovyna, serving this diocese for 23 years.
In 1988 he graduated from the Moscow Theological Academy as a candidate in theology.
On July 20, 1988, he was appointed Father-Superior of the Dormition Pochayiv Lavra.[1]
On December 9, 1990, he was consecrated Bishop of Chernivtsi and Bukovyna at the St Volodymyr's Cathedral in Kiev.
January 22, 1992 refused to sign the appeal of the bishop meeting of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church to Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Alexy II with the requirement to provide autocephalous Church in Ukraine, and on January 23 he was transferred by Metropolitan Philaret (Denysenko) to Ivano-Frankivsk diocese.
April 7, 1992 was restored by the Diocese of Chernivtsi.
July 28, 1994 was elevated to the rank of archbishop[1] and appointed a permanent member of the Holy Synod of the Ukrainian orthodox church.
November 22, 2000 was elevated to the rank of Metropolitan.[1]
November 23, 2013 by Metropolitan of Kiev and All Ukraine Vladimir he was awarded the right to wear the second Panagia.
February 24, 2014 the Holy Synod of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church elected him by secret ballot for the post of locum tenens of the Kiev metropolitan chair in connection with a medical certificate of inability of Metropolitan of Kiev and All Ukraine to perform the duties of the Primate of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church.
On 13 August 2014 he was elected as the new head of his church as primate of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate.[1]
External links[edit]
- "Ukrainian Orthodox Church elected for new Metropolitan". christiantelegraph.com. Retrieved 2014-03-13.
- "Metropolitan Onufry Berezovsky Elected as the Locum Tenens of the Metropolitan Diocese of Kiev | Voices from Russia". 02varvara.wordpress.com. Retrieved 2014-03-13.
- "Metropolitan Onufry of Chernovtsy and Bukovina elected Locum Tenens of Metropolitanate of Kiev - News | Orthodoxy Cognate PAGE". theorthodoxchurch.info. Retrieved 2014-03-13.


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- Gefitinib for Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer Trial
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My performances cross the boundaries between cultures, between emotional
and transcendent states, between the spiritual and the sensual, and
between poetry and theater. In the Bay Area Express, Natasha Nargis wrote:
"She works the room with maximum theatricality, drawing those who are
on the drama before them into her vivid, vibrant world."
My style has been described by Stefen, a Berkeley muralist, as
"more like a dance"
as I unfold my heart
to show the world a reflection of its own beauty.
My hope is that we realize we are not alone, though solitary....and my inner landscape affirms
that when I perform.
Cuba and Jerusalem, bursting with life and history and humanity, seemed to erupt into the room. Others, about pain and grief and loss, sunk their hooks into us, touched something deep inside. The energy and empathy of her poems was infectious, and it got us all.
--Gabrielle Santiago,
Patrick's Cabaret
Saint Paul Almanac Literary Festival
Friday, October 17 at 7:00pm
Coffee Bené
53 Cleveland Ave S, Saint Paul, 55105
Saint Paul Almanac
Literary Festival features writers published in the 2015 Saint Paul Almanac reading their stories and poems in venues around the city. Events are free and open to the public. Be among the first to get you copy and hear the stories from the writers. Almanac readings are hosted by
Cracked Walnut
Featured Authors:
Wendy Brown-Baez
Kinzy Janssen
Kathryn Kysar
Patrick Werle
Maryam Marne Zafar
Cease Fire: Peace Poems
Saturday Sept 6
7- 9:00 pm
Friends Meeting House
1725 Grand Ave
St Paul, MN
Join is to mourn and lament, to dream and envision
Peace in our hom
es, our communities, our world:
How do you make peace?
featuring poets
Zoë Bird
Richard Broderick
Wendy Brown-Báez
Thomas Smith
and invocation by Julian Coffman
June 21 Cracked Walnut presents:
Responding to Art Exhibition Liminal at Form & Content Gallery
210 N 2nd Street #104, Mpls
Alyssa Whiting, Colin McDonald, Chasity Gunn, Louis Murphy, Susan Thurston, Susan Stenson O'Brien, Laurel Smith, Wendy Brown-Baez, and Luke Zimmerman
respond to the work of visual artists
Ashley Seiwert, Danielle Frye, Hunter Bodene-Yost, Sonja Olson, Jacob Aaron Schroeder Lillian Mohs, Matt Reimer, Julia Dahle, Anna Garski
Hosted by Satish Jayaraj
The Heart of All That Is: Reflections on Home
Publication Launch
Sat Nov 9 @ 7:00 pm
Subtext Books
Western & Selby
St Paul, MN
Holy Cow! Press has just published an anthology on the theme of Home and I am honored that my personal essay
Seeking Sanctuary
is included:
The Heart of All That Is: Reflections on Home
This beautiful collection includes poetry and prose from local writers that I know personally such as Margaret Hasse, Cary Waterman, Ethna McKiernan, Jill Breckenridge, Mary Kay Rummel, and writers I have yet to meet: Karen Herseth Wee, Miriam Weinstein, James Cihlar, Alice Owen Duggan, Molly Sutton Kiefer, Linda Kantner, Julie Landsman, Amy Nash, and Ellen Shriner, and writers that I admire such as Marge Piercy and Naomi Shihab Nye.
Available at
and through
Barnes and Noble
, this collection makes an excellent Christmas present. The work ranges from nostalgia to escape, from roots to homelessness, from where we feel a sense of belonging to where we can spread our wings and fly.
excerpt on my blog:
aint Paul Almanac Festival
hosted by Cracked Walnut
Friday Sept 27 @ 5:00 PM
Swede Hallow Cafe
725 7th St E
St Paul
Monday Sept 30 @ 7:00 PM
Common Good Books
Snelling & Grand, St Paul
Sunday Oct 6 @ 7:00 Pm
Dreamland Arts
677 Hamline Ave N St Paul
As part of the Soul Retrieval Exhibition a reading at Banfill-Locke with
Athena Kildegaard
Friday March 15 @ 7:30 pm
6666 E. River Road,
Fridley, MN
read Athena's article in MN Women's
press here
Sunday March 24 6:00 pm
as part of
Cracked Walnut Reading Festival
at Black Dog Cafe
308 Prince Street
St Paul
with Ibe, Andrew Blissenbach, Mindy Mejia and
Alyssa Whiting
riday Sept 21 at 7:00 PM
at Lucky Bean Café
Sanbusco Shopping Center
500 Montezuma Ave.
Santa Fe, NM 87501
with poets Wendy Brown-Baez, Jennifer Ferraro,
Marcia Starck
and musician Lia Bello
Join us for a
ritual of
poetry and music to set our intentions for
the coming change.
The Lord Have Mercy Show
A Mother's Love.
A Mother's Grief.
The healing power of words.
poems by Wendy Brown-Báez
with soloist Rachealann Haasken
and dancer Linda Lundquist
riday July 20 & Saturday July 21 @ 7:30 pm
Patricks' Cabaret Open Call
3010 Minnehaha
(Lake & Minnehaha) 55406
hosted by Karen Youso
Thursday July 12 @ 6:00 pm
2610 9th Ave NE Mpls
racked Walnut presents Red Bird Chapbooks Reading
followed by refreshements and reception
Red Bird Chapbooks
Art of Recovery
exhibition Minnesotans who have been victims or survivors of crime have expressed their experiences through the arts. The exhibition displays art and writings by those who have used the arts to respond, explore, express or heal. To read: Artist Statement, Rage and The Dark Edge go to the Minnesota State Arts Board website and look under
my name in the gallery
pre-AWP reading!
Vito Carli presents
Wendy Brown-Báez
1738 w 18th Street
Friday Feb 17th @ 7:00
1414 W 28th Street (off of Hennepin)
Saint Paul Almanac:
Lowertown Poetry Jam presents
the after school writers of Face to Face Academy in
Yours Truly
directed by Wendy Brown-Báez
Face to Face Academy
is a charter school that enables students who have fallen behind in traditional settings to work toward graduation. Our after school writing group wrote about home and dangerous neighborhoods, happy and broken families, the joys and struggles of parenting, how to make the world a better place, sorrows and disappointments, our dreams and our blessings.
Yours Truly
presents our personal stories and collaborative poems, a reflection of what it means to be young, vibrant, determined, curious, and wise.
2004 Venus Rising with Marcia Starck
Word Dancers Southwest Literary Center
MPLS: Publication party
February 27th 2009
ith Nadia Giordana,
at Altered Esthetics Gallery Exhibition
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for Everyoneby A verified traveler
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It was nice and clean. Close to everything. Staff was friendly. Only disadvantage was access to indoor was only from outside and breakfast area is separate from main hotel. During warm months wouldn't have been a problem but we stayed in November and it was cold to shuttle your kids back and forth.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Well pleased. Middle of all attractions.Posted Nov 11, 2014
Pros: Walking to attractions and restaurants.
Nice room, clean and up to date. Bath was clean. Nice confie beds. The carpet was new. Breakfast downstairs every morning. For the price very well pleased.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom NC
Great location, good back road entrance and exit.Posted Nov 11, 2014
Location: Location is great. Close to all main attraction and shopping
Pigeon Forge has a traffic problem. The back road entrance was really great for getting around. Staff was very pleasant. Breakfast is one of the best. Rooms were clean. Will stay again next trip.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Bowling Green, KY
Excellent location and breakfast!Posted Nov 10, 2014
Pros: Breakfast, location, fridge, and microwave.
Cons: More light and better quality towels.
Location: Great location and good restaurant selection within 1 block
We had never heard of this hotel and stayed based on Expedia reviews and price. The location is great being right at the beginning of Pigeon Forge so restaurant selection is good. Check in was simple and the room was a short walk from the lobby. The staff was friendly. Once inside the room, it was disappointing to see no overhead lights. With all lights turned on in the room, it was still very dim. The room had been updated and there was a fridge and microwave. We usually look for rooms with these items so we don't have to eat out every meal. The bed was comfortable but the pillows were less than average. We both had to use two pillows to sleep. Waking up, there was plenty of room to get ready. The water in the shower gets HOT which is a plus. The towels were those short white ones that are scratchy and don't cover your whole body. We ate breakfast before we left and this was probably the highlight of the stay. It was a short walk across the street to where they server breakfast but it was worth every step. They have just about any breakfast item you could want. The room is very big as well. The breakfast, location, and amenities inside the room outweigh the poorly lit room, pillows, and towels. .
by A verified traveler
Posted Oct 31, 2014
Our room had mold on the ceiling in the bathroom so we checked out and went to another hotel. The only positive thing I can say is that the staff was very nice and professional. They apologized for the condition of the room.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Oct 27, 2014
Had a great stay very relaxing bc e got married while we were there
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Hotel right in the middle of all attractionsPosted Oct 27, 2014
Pros: affordable
Check in was easy and hotel staff went above and beyond to ensure our stay was pleasant
by A verified travelerfrom Baton Rouge
We stayed one night. The hotel was had to find.Posted Oct 27, 2014
Pros: /the hotel was decorated beautifully for fall.
Cons: The door in the room needed some attention.
Location: It was a good location . We were there only one night.
We were in the back set of rooms and it was quiet. The hotel was full. Breakfast was very good.
by A verified travelerfrom kentucky
review of Shular hotelPosted Oct 25, 2014
Pros: the indoor pool was nice and the beds were comfortable
Cons: It definitely needs a good cleaning. The carpet was horrible it was so dirty
Location: The location was okay but there are two buildings which was very inconvient
There were two separate buildings and we had to cross a busy street to get to the indoor pool. The carpet was dirty and the room wasn't cleaned,only put the cover on the beds,sheets were never changed and bathroom was never mopped,very shoddy cleaning,
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom alabama
Nice stayPosted Oct 21, 2014
Cons: The bed
Quick weekend trip to Pigeon Forge. Nice clean hotel. The morning breakfast was better than average of most of the hotels we stayed at. My wife will definitely consider this hotel for any future visits to the area.


text: Princeton University People Storieshttp://www.princeton.edu/main/news/Selected stories featuring members of the Princeton University community.en-usPrinceton University FACULTY AWARD: Princeton researchers among Foreign Policy's 2014 Leading Global ThinkersThree Princeton University researchers, two current and one past, were recognized as among Foreign Policy magazine's 100 Leading Global Thinkers of 2014 for their novel approach to verifying the existence of nuclear warheads: Alexander Glaser, an assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering and international affairs, Robert Goldston, a professor of astrophysical sciences in the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, and Boaz Barak, an assistant professor of computer science now a senior researcher at Microsoft Research New England.http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S41/62/58E98/index.xml?section=peoplepeopleStaff2014-11-17T16:30-05:00 FACULTY AWARD: Reinhardt receives New York Academy of Medicine MedalUwe Reinhardt, the James Madison Professor of Political Economy and professor of economics and public affairs at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, was awarded a 2014 New York Academy of Medicine Medal for distinguished contributions by individuals in health policy, public health, clinical practice and biomedical research. Reinhardt was recognized for his important contributions to the public's understanding of health care financing and the implications of policy decisions about health care reform, which have both shaped these reforms and contributed to the health of the public. Reinhardt received his award on Thursday, Nov. 6, in New York City. http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S41/57/37I28/index.xml?section=peoplepeopleStaff2014-11-11T15:30-05:00 FACULTY HONOR: Three Princeton researchers' work selected for 'The Best Writing on Mathematics: 2014'The work of three Princeton University researchers has been been selected to appear in the collection, "The Best Writing on Mathematics: 2014," from Princeton University Press. The book will feature previously published work by John Conway, the John von Neumann Professor in Applied and Computational Mathematics, Emeritus, and professor emeritus of mathematics; Mark Braverman, an asssistant professor of computer science; and Michael Barany, a doctoral student in the Program in History of Science.http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S41/52/17A29/index.xml?section=peoplepeopleStaff2014-11-06T15:40-05:00 FACULTY AWARD: Manabe named 2015 Franklin Institute LaureateSyukuro Manabe, a senior meteorologist in Princeton University's Program in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, received the 2015 Benjamin Franklin Medal in Earth and Environmental Science from Philadelphia's Franklin Institute for his work developing accurate climate models.http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S41/52/14G49/index.xml?section=peoplepeopleStaff2014-11-05T15:00-05:00 FACULTY HONOR: Glaude elected vice president of American Academy of ReligionEddie Glaude Jr., the William S. Tod Professor of Religion and African American Studies and chair of the Center for African American Studies, has been elected as vice president of the American Academy of Religion.http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S41/46/76E54/index.xml?section=peoplepeoplethe Office of Communications2014-10-30T09:51-05:00 FACULTY AWARD: Sundaresan receives Humboldt Research Award for lifetime achievementSankaran Sundaresan, a Princeton University professor of chemical and biological engineering, has been chosen to receive a Humboldt Research Award from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, in recognition of lifetime achievements in research. The award is presented to up to 100 non-German scientists each year who are nominated by their peers in Germany. Sundaresan, whose work involves transport phenomena and process engineering, is invited to spend up to a year cooperating on a long-term research research project with colleagues at an institution in Germany.http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S41/41/82I74/index.xml?section=peoplepeopleStaff2014-10-27T09:00-05:00 FACULTY HONOR: Six Princeton professors inducted to the American Academy of Arts and SciencesSix Princeton University professors were among 164 influential artists, scientists, scholars, authors and institutional leaders inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences Oct. 11. The inductees from Princeton are: Neta Bahcall, the Eugene Higgins Professor of Astronomy and professor of astrophysical sciences; Charles Cameron, professor of politics and public affairs; Janet Currie, the Henry Putnam Professor of Economics and Public Affairs and chair of economics; David Gabai, the Hughes-Rogers Professor of Mathematics and department chair; Susan Naquin, professor of history and East Asian studies, emeritus; and Robert Socolow, professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, emeritus. Founded in 1780, the academy is one of the nation's oldest and most prestigious learned societies.http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S41/41/62O55/index.xml?section=peoplepeopleStaff2014-10-24T11:30-05:00 FACULTY AWARD: Petry receives 2014 Packard Fellowship in Science and EngineeringPrinceton University faculty member Sabine Petry, an assistant professor of molecular biology, was one of 18 early-career researchers nationwide to receive a 2014 Fellowship for Science and Engineering from the David and Lucile Packard Foundation.http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S41/35/58A68/index.xml?section=peoplepeopleStaff2014-10-17T11:15-05:00 FACULTY AWARD: Princeton physicists receive $7.2 million for quantum-materials researchFour Princeton University physicists were among 19 scientists nationwide to receive five-year, $1.8 million awards from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation intended to support "ambitious, high-risk research" in quantum materials: M. Zahid Hasan, a professor of physics; Nai Phuan Ong, the Eugene Higgins Professor of Physics and director of the Princeton Center for Complex Materials; Jason Petta, an associate professor of physics; and Ali Yazdani, a professor of physics.http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S41/27/84C01/index.xml?section=peoplepeopleStaff2014-10-08T12:30-05:00 FACULTY AWARD: Three Princeton researchers named NIH New InnovatorsThree Princeton University researchers have received 2014 Director's New Innovator Awards from the National Institutes of Health: Timothy Buschman, an assistant professor of psychology and the Princeton Neuroscience Institute (PNI); Michael McAlpine, an assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering; and Mala Murthy, an assistant professor of molecular biology and PNI. The awards support innovative work by early-career scientists.http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S41/26/12S95/index.xml?section=peoplepeopleStaff2014-10-06T13:00-05:00 FACULTY AWARD: Singer receives Moore Foundation award for data-driven discoveryAmit Singer, a Princeton University professor of mathematics and the Program in Applied and Computational Mathematics, was one of 14 researchers nationwide selected for a five-year, $1.5 million Investigators in Data-Driven Discovery award from the California-based Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S41/20/92S96/index.xml?section=peoplepeopleStaff2014-10-02T15:00-05:00 AWARD: Two postdocs receive 2014 Blavatnik Regional Award honorsRecent Princeton University postdoctoral researchers Jeremy Palmer, of chemical and biological engineering, and Knut Drescher, of molecular biology, received 2014 Blavatnik Regional Awards for Young Scientists, which recognize outstanding postdoctoral scientists in New Jersey, New York and Connecticut.http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S41/20/89O47/index.xml?section=peoplepeopleStaff2014-10-01T14:00-05:00 FACULTY AWARD: Two Princeton projects among first NIH BRAIN Initiative awardsTwo Princeton University projects are among the first group of studies selected by the National Institutes of Health to receive an overall $46 million in funds related to the federal BRAIN Initiative, which aims to map the activity of all the brain's neurons.http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S41/20/85O64/index.xml?section=peoplepeopleStaff2014-09-30T10:15-05:00 FACULTY AWARD: Three researchers named Moore Materials Synthesis InvestigatorsPrinceton University researchers Robert Cava, Loren Pfeiffer and Mansour Shayegan are among 12 scientists nationwide to be named Moore Materials Synthesis Investigators by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation in Palo Alto, California. The program is part of the Emergent Phenomena in Quantum Systems (EPiQS) initiative, which has awarded a total of $20.6 million over five years to enable investigators to "dedicate substantial effort to discovery-driven research, such as investigative synthesis of new types of quantum materials." Cava, the Russell Wellman Moore Professor of Chemistry, Pfeiffer, a senior research scholar in electrical engineering, and Shayegan, a professor of electrical engineering, will receive $1.9 million each over the next five years. http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S41/13/93A34/index.xml?section=peoplepeopleStaff2014-09-22T09:46-05:00 FACULTY AWARD: Keohane receives APSA's James Madison Award Robert Keohane, a professor of international affairs and acting faculty chair of the Master in Public Policy program at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, received the 2014 James Madison Award from the American Political Science Association (APSA). The award, given once every three years, "recognizes an American political scientist who has made a distinguished scholarly contribution to political science."http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S41/05/31E94/index.xml?section=peoplepeopleStaff2014-09-12T10:28-05:00 FACULTY AWARD: Devenport named a 2014 Vallee Foundation Young InvestigatorDanelle Devenport, a Princeton University assistant professor in the Department of Molecular Biology, is one of four researchers nationwide to receive a 2014 Young Investigator Award from the Bert L and N Kuggie Vallee Foundation in Boston. The $250,000 award recognizes original and innovative biomedical research. Devenport, who studies how cells coordinate collective behaviors over extremely long distances, combines time-lapse imaging with biophysical approaches to understand the signals skin cells use to direct tissue organization and growth.http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S41/02/78C67/index.xml?section=peoplepeopleStaff2014-09-09T12:30-05:00 FACULTY AWARD: Smith receives Academy of American Poets FellowshipTracy K. Smith, professor of creative writing in the Lewis Center for the Arts, has been awarded the 2014 Academy of American Poets Fellowship.http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S40/90/84E66/index.xml?section=peoplepeoplethe Office of Communications2014-08-26T16:31-05:00 FACULTY AWARD: Bialek, Murthy, Shaevitz awarded early concept grants for brain researchPrinceton faculty members William Bialek and Mala Murthy have been awarded Early Concept Grants for Exploratory Research (EAGER) by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to enable new technologies to better understand how complex behaviors emerge from the activity of brain circuits. Each award is for $300,000 over a two-year period and is part of NSF's investment in support of President Barack Obama's BRAIN Initiative. Bialek, the John Archibald Wheeler/Battelle Professor in Physics and the Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics, received the award as primary investigator in the Directorate for Mathematical and Physical Sciences. Murthy, an assistant professor of molecular biology and the Princeton Neuroscience Institute, received the award as primary investigator in the Directorate for Biological Sciences, along with co-principal investigators Bialek and Joshua Shaevitz, an associate professor of physics and the Lewis-Sigler Intitute for Integrative Genomics. Thirty-six awards totaling $10.8 million were given. Most of the awarded projects involve interdisciplinary teams of investigators in support of a total of 76 researchers. http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S40/83/70I45/index.xml?section=peoplepeoplethe Office of Communications2014-08-18T11:00-05:00 FACULTY AWARD: George to be recognized for commitment to religious freedomRobert George, the McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence and a professor of politics, has been selected to receive the 2014 Ahmadiyya Muslim Humanitarian Award for his "tireless commitment to religious freedom." George, who is also vice chair of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, will be honored at the group's convention Aug. 16 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S40/71/72O26/index.xml?section=peoplepeoplethe Office of Communications2014-08-04T13:15-05:00 FACULTY AWARD: Emmerich, Keeley receive PEN AwardThe 2014 PEN Award for poetry in translation for "Diaries of Exile" by Yannis Ritsos (Archipelago) has been awarded to Karen Emmerich, a 2000 Princeton alumna who majored in comparative literature, earned certificates in Hellenic Studies and creative writing, was a postdoctoral research fellow in the Program in Hellenic Studies in 2010-11 and will join Princeton University as an assistant professor in comparative literature in February 2015, and Edmund Keeley, the Charles Barnwell Straut Class of 1923 Professor of English, Emeritus, and professor of English and creative writing, emeritus. The award, which is accompanied by a $3,000 prize conferred in New York, recognizes book-length translations of poetry from any language into English published during the current calendar year. http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S40/68/98M95/index.xml?section=peoplepeopleStaff2014-08-01T09:11-05:00