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Ten great reasons why contacts are king
Ten great reasons why contacts are king
Tuesday, 21 February 2012
London, February 2012—The boffins at GetLenses.co.uk have been doing some "depth research" about how people relate to their contact lenses and what they like about them. It's called "depth" research because a relatively small number of people are interviewed face-to-face, in depth, about their requirements, hopes, desires, feelings and opinions. See what points you agree with.
"I can see better with my contacts rather than glasses"
Angela, a graphic designer from Stoke-on-Trent, UK, said: "I tell my friends who wear glasses that I can see much more clearly but they don't believe me. And, anyway, I don't want to be described as that 'girl with glasses'." With contacts, your peripheral vision is improved – there are no frames to get in the way, and there's no gap to the sides, above and below.
"It's easier to put my make-up on"
"Years ago, before I wore contacts," said Susan, an entertainments manager from Croydon UK, "I bought a pair of those flip-up spectacles contraptions, where each lens is on hinges and it lifts up out of the way – so at least you've got one good eye to see with. But putting mascara on through the frame was like trying to wallpaper the hallway through the letterbox." When Susan switched to contacts, she found it much easier. "But remember the rule," she said. "Contacts first, make-up second. Or you'll get eyeliner and mascara all over your face."
"Contacts don't get steamed up."
Robbie, an architect from Barnet, UK, said: "My glasses steam up – exactly when I don't want them to. Like when you're taking food out of the oven and you find yourself huffing and puffing upwards to clear your specs before you put the dish down – and meanwhile your hands are catching fire through the oven gloves." Robbie also told us about a time when he walked out of the freezing cold and into a nightclub and his glasses steamed up. He walked up behind his girlfriend and greeted her rather over-enthusiastically. It wasn't his girlfriend.
"Rain, rain, go away!"
A number of the GetLenses customers all complained about wearing their glasses in the wet. Richard, a pharmacy student from Bradford said: "You can't wipe your glasses by blinking. You have to stop every five minutes and dry them. Contacts are much better when it's raining. Which it does quite a lot here." And Helen, a fitness instructor from Epping, told us: "How are you supposed to exercise with specs on? If you're doing it right, you're making vigorous movements and sweating. Those glasses are heading for the floor. Contacts are the way forward."
"I can wear any sunglasses I want."
"I love being able to wear shades that suit my mood and the occasion," Leanne, a part-time model from Aylesbury told us. "If you don't have contacts, you have to have prescription sunglasses. At the last count, I've got 11 pairs and – who knows? – this afternoon, it might be 12." If your prescription changes, you only need to change your lenses.
"My glasses won't stay put."
Bill, a marketing director from Tooting, South-West London, has a problem with his glasses staying where they should be. "I'm always having to shove them back onto the bridge of my nose," he complained. "I've got quite a strong prescription and, quite simply, they're heavy – even with lightweight lenses. I've got a free two-week trial of daily contact lenses from my optician coming up. Can't wait."
"My baby boy's at that grabby stage."
"Anything shiny, he wants it," says Gina from Manchester. "I've been through two pairs of decent glasses in the past three weeks. Once, he was bouncing on my knee and I turned to talk to someone – I wasn't looking and he grabbed them right off my face, bent them in half and flung them across the kitchen. They were history. Then, I was changing him and he booted them off my nose, I couldn't see and I stood on them. I'm going to make a point of wearing my contacts from when I get up to when he goes to bed."
"It's harder to see properly when driving at night."
Even with scratch-resistant spectacle lenses, it doesn't take long for tiny hairline scratches to appear on the surface, as Marie-Anne, a sales representative from Hull readily testified. "The last thing I need is headlights coming at me like giant blinding starbursts. With my dailies, that just doesn't happen – it's much safer."
"My contact lenses don't get dirty."
A big bugbear with just about everyone spoken to was that their glasses got dirty and smudged with fingerprints. "I don't intentionally touch my glasses. Why are they always so filthy?" said Angela. Robbie concurred: "I've never got one of those special cloths with me. Still, I suppose that's what the corner of my shirt's for…"
"It's about confidence as well as comfort and convenience."
Customers had plenty of derogatory things to say about having to wear spectacles – which is why they love their contact lenses. Marie-Anne added: "Even if it sounds a little bit vain, I do feel more confident in my contacts rather than wearing my specs. I wouldn't dream of doing an important presentation or going to see a valuable client without wearing my contacts. Glasses just make me feel old and unattractive. And don't get me started on dating…"
In all, GetLenses' researchers interviewed sixty people and the consensus was a resounding preference towards contact lenses for all the reasons above and more. If you would like to make the switch from specs to contacts, make an appointment with your optician for a fitting. In the end, only you can decide whether contact lenses are right for you – so hunt around the high street and see which opticians are doing free trials.
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If you're a run-of-the-mill conspiracy-obsessed lefty, you're blaming the swine flu on corporate farming practices, operations that stuff livestock into dens of feces to create horrible humane condition ripe for all types of pathogens to mutate and infect humans. But if you're Hector Carreon, the fo ... More >>
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Something rare happened on Friday, April 17--and it wasn't just that the Orange County Register was pretending it had broken news about a trial it's reporters hadn't attended. On that date in 6 B.C., so I'm told, the sun, Jupiter, Saturn and our moon were aligned. I won't pretend to know what astrol ... More >>
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ASAP runs an extensive internship program throughout the year. Our internship terms are in the fall (August-December), spring (January-May), and summer (June-August), with seasonal opportunities associated with major events and publications. Interns are a vital part of the ASAP team. We offer unpaid internships with the following departments: Local Food Campaign, Growing Minds Farm to School Program, Local Food Research Center, Communications, and Operations.
We are now accepting applications for our Spring 2015 Internships.
To apply:
Email your resume, a cover letter, and two references or letters of recommendation to firstname.lastname@example.com. Please note which internship(s) you are applying for. You may apply for more than one position. The application deadline for spring internships is Monday, November 10, 2014. Applications received after November 10 will be reviewed on a rolling basis for any open positions.
Spring 2015 Internship Opportunities
Our spring internships run from January-May unless otherwise noted.
Local Food and Farm Promotions Intern
10-14 hours weekly
The Local Food Campaign intern will assist in the operation of ASAP's Local Food Campaign. Intern activities will focus on support of the Appalachian Grown Program, The Local Food Guide, Business of Farming Conference, and the Get Local campaign. Activities include preparing/assembling materials, data management, research and administrative activities, making phone calls and possible farm visits and outreach at events. Some weekends may be required. Qualifications required:
- Interest in promoting local food
- Detail oriented and organized
- Excellent written and oral communication skills
- Proficient in Microsoft Office and Google Drive
- Valid driver's license and transportation
- Photography skills a plus
Growing Minds Intern
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The Growing Minds intern will assist in ASAP's Farm to School program. Specific activities include lesson plan and resource development, conducting taste tests at local elementary schools, data collection/entry and other office work, and Farm to School program outreach. The interns will develop and gather resources, activities, and recipes featuring local food and farms. We will conduct a background check on the Growing Minds intern. Qualifications Required:
- Experience working with children
- Detail oriented and organized
- Excellent written and oral communication skills
- Proficient in Microsoft Office
- Photography experience a plus
- Valid driver's license and transportation
Communications Intern
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The Communications intern will work with ASAP's communications team to lead and assist with a wide variety of media projects. Potential activities include attending and documenting farmers tailgate markets weekly, photo and video production and editing; producing and editing press releases, blogs, and other written material; leading social media projects, assisting with website updates and management, data entry, and media archiving. The opportunity exists for the intern to tailor the experience to their specific interests and talents in the area of communications. Qualifications required:
- Passionate about field of communications/media
- Strong written and oral communication skills; creative communicator
- Highly detail oriented and organized
- Interest in and dedication to promoting local food
- Valid driver's license and transportation
- Photography and video experience a plus
- Photoshop and InDesign experience helpful
Photography Intern (April-October)
10-12 hours weekly
The Photography intern will work with ASAP's communications team to document farms and farmers in Western North Carolina, photograph ASAP events, and assist with photo editing and management of ASAP's picture database. This is an internship for a photographer to gain experience in the field. Specific outcomes will be expected but no technique instruction will be given. Qualifications Required:
- Advanced student in photography with teacher recommendation or 5 years experience in the field
- Photoshop retouching skills
- Excellent oral communication skills
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- Valid driver's license and reliable transportation for travel within 100 miles of Asheville
- Interest in and dedication to promoting local food
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The Operations intern will work with ASAP's operations team comprised of the Administrative Director, Finance Manager, and Operations Coordinator to support various projects. This intern will assist with tasks involving financial and grants management, data management, searching and gathering information related to non-profit compliance practices, and other administrative projects. The Operations intern will gain great experience in the day to day inner workings of a nonprofit organization. Qualifications required:
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Local Food Research Center Intern
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The primary role of the research intern is to assist in the day-to-day implementation and operation of research conducted by ASAP. The intern will specifically help the organization conduct food systems research, analyze survey data, and write summary reports, which will be used to further the development of local food initiatives in other regions of the country. All research involves a good deal of administrative work (e.g. data entry, data cleaning, generation of reports) and thus the research intern should be able to successfully manage details and paperwork. Qualifications required:
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The Kardashians are known for switching up their hairstyles when the mood strikes.
Kim's gone from brunette to blond to brunette again, Khloé's lightened up, Kylie's gone blue. And then there's Bruce Jenner.
The 64-year-old patriarch has been experimenting with length, color and even texture. Bruce stepped out this past Friday in Calabasas, Calif., sporting a brand-new hairstyle, and now the Internet is abuzz.
The former Olympian seems to be growing out his hair past his shoulders, and this is the longest we've seen it yet.
And maybe it's just the way the sun was catching his hair in the light, but it looks as though Bruce may have added a reddish tint, as well.
NEWS: Kendall Jenner lands September Issue, covers Teen Vogue
Bruce has been open about wanting to mix things up style-wise, especially now that he's in his 60s. In an episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians this season, Bruce got highlights at his Malibu home, and the response was mixed. Khloé was all for it, but Kris wasn't so sure what to make of it at first.
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Bartolino's Restaurant
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34-15 Broadway
Astoria, NY 11103Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $31 to $50
Bartolino's Restaurant
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.bartolinosastoria.com/
- Phone: (718) 728-0430
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday: 3:00pm- 11:00pm
Saturday - Sunday: 12:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Fireplace, Full Bar, Private Room, Takeout, Wine
- Catering: Allow us to make your special occasion a most memorable one for you and your guests. We invite you to compare our service and taste the quality of our southern Italian specialties for your comfort. We offer full-service catering for all occasions.
- Private Party Facilities: We offer a private dining room with the capacity of 200 people. (10) person minimum). A 48 hour confirmation is required prior to the event.
- Private Party Contact: Bobby 7187280430
A word from Bartolino's Restaurant
Whether a romantic dinner for two, a private party or an after work get together dining at Bartolino's Italian Ristorante is a very special event. Fantastic food, beautiful decor, glittering candle light on every table and a fireplace in each dining room creates a warm, peaceful ambiance that enhances your overall dining experience. The food is of the highest quality, prepared to order and served by our attentive, friendly and competent waitstaff.Continued
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Bartolino's Restaurant reviews from OpenTable diners
- Expensive disasterEzdanDined on 9/1/2014$20 cab ride to find the restaurant closed. The bartender in the bar said the restaurant was closed for the holiday. She was very nice and called her boss to let him know about our situation and all he offered was to apply our cab fare to our next meal at his restaurant. Unfortunately we live 4 hours away. He blamed OpenTable and OpenTable blamed Bartolino's. We're out $40. I also had bought a $25 gift certificate for the other couple we were with, so we're actually out $65.
- Horrible food this timeOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 8/23/2014I'm a regular customer to this restaurant and I enjoyed the food there every time. In fact, I like to order the same seafood combination entree every time when I was there. However, during my latest visit this dish was horrible!!! Totally below the par. I didn't say anything to them and still gave them a big tip as I wanted to be nice. I think it was either because their regular chef was on vacation that day or worst the regular chef has left. I'll give them one more try. If their regular chef has left the restaurant, then I probably won't go back to this place!
- As usual, the food is outstandingChickDined on 3/8/2014As usual, the food is outstanding and the service is very attentitive, polite and efficient.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food, huge entrees sizeOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 12/28/2013Returned back to this Italian restaurant, always like their cooking. The entrees portion size is way too huge! They should drop a few dollars on entrees to offer smaller portion size, so that customers who don't plan to take a to-go bag can have some room in their stomach to have some appetizer and desserts. They over charge on orange juice and soda.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great 1st experience, recommendMattDined on 12/4/2013The food was delicious, good wine options and fast, friendly service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Italian foodOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 8/17/2013I have been to this neighborhood Italian restaurant many times and keep on coming back. The quality of food is excellent. I love the spicy marinara source with seafood. Also I like they kept music low volume most of the time, which is good for conversation. Towards the end of our dinner, they did increased the music volume. I really hope they read the review to keep the music low volume at all times.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Took forever to get serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 2/14/2013Took forever to get service and was given the wrong meal.
- Great italian restaurant!woodstockVIPDined on 1/23/2013Great italian restaurant! Staff very attentive, menu and specials great! Food delicious,
- Everyone was most accommodating,MamaVIPDined on 12/29/2012Everyone was most accommodating, and no one was upset that our group included a young child. As a matter of fact, everyone spoke with her and helped take family photographs. The food was exquisite, including desserts! Some of us ordered the daily special, some of us ordered off the regular menu, and all of us were positively thrilled. The restaurant is definitely large enough for any size gathering, including corporate events. I looked out one of the windows and saw that in the summer, there is a lovely patio for outdoor dining. I would definitely recommend this restaurant to everyone.Special Features:
- Search No Further...OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/6/2012A great place to take clients or friends. Food was very good with excellent service to match. We were there on business and our customer loved it. If I am ever back in the area, I will be making plans to dine there again.Special Features:


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Of course, <font size="1"> displays exactly the same in both browsers but CSS px & pt do not (depending on the size).
Any thoughts or discussion would be appreciated. To see the differences clearly - resize the windows with both browsers next to each other (or above). Not sure how best to proceed. What a pain!
Not to mention that fonts are smaller still in MAC! Luckily, the new Imacs have arial and verdana!!
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guys is Sinestra 10man still viable after patch 4.1 with two healers ?
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guys is Sinestra 10man still viable after patch 4.1 with two healers ?
warriors gets weakest bonuses again ? :)
what breaths ?
I am on add tanking duty
whats better to use for prot warrior when tanking adds?
armor+mastery elixir or magic resistance/mastery elixir ?
or just go with stamina flask ?
is it just me who miss expertise because Vitality talent gone ?
DK got expertise by passive skill but warriors not
why warrior tanks does not have short CD ability to decrease dmg like other 3 tanks have ?
does our block blocks 30% dmg ?
I don't like SW nerf from 60% dmg reduce to 40%
doesn't really matter paladin can solo tank him all fight without any external CD
roll paladin and you can solo tank him :) AD ->30% reduced dmg almost always
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Just off the Limekiln exit of I-83 in New Cumberland, The Garlic Poet Restaurant & Bar stands as a beacon of fine cuisine and high-minded literary notions. With a sophisticated literary-themed atmosphere, a locally sourced menu of unique culinary masterpieces and an impressive craft-beer and fine wine selection, The Garlic Poet is truly an epicurean gem in the midstate.
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By an Open Fire
Check out Jane Adams' three homemade rubs to spice up your turkeys this holiday season.
Drink Slingers & Joke Tellers
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Eat, Drink and Be Merry
Of all the tastes, of all the flavors, of all the breakfasts, lunches, dinners, snacks and desserts savored throughout a lifetime – what is the hands-down, all-time, without-question, undeniable, No. 1, top-of-the-list, most favorite foodie delight in the whole world that, if given the chance, you'd choose as the last thing you'd ever eat? Harrisburg Magazine set out to discover what a handful of the midstate's cuisine experts would choose as the one grand-finale dish.
Rise and Dine
Though it's primarily served only on Sundays here in Central Pennsylvania, it gives you something to look forward to with mouth-watering anticipation and offers an excuse to drink while your watch still says "a.m." Harrisburg Magazine celebrates the local brunch scene by pointing out six of the best places to crack an egg or sip a mimosa right here in the midstate.
The Hershey Pantry
Well, it's official. Cindy Hess is taking over East Chocolate Avenue. Hess has owned the renowned Hershey Pantry since 1990. She describes her flagship business, The Hershey Pantry, as serving "upscale family-style fare."
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In celebration of the creepiest, spookiest, scariest, screamiest, most terrifying, ghost-filled, monster-packed, gleefully gruesome time of year, this third installment of Big Interesting Food (BIF) is dedicated to Halloween in all its fiendishly frightening glory.
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ROYAL OAK, MICH. (June, 13 2014) -- The following statement was released by The Education Trust-Midwest in reaction to the passage of the Fiscal Year 2015 state budget. The statement may be attributed to Ed Trust-Midwest Executive Director, Amber Arellano."Yesterday, the Legislature took important steps toward investing in Michigan's students and teachers in the FY15 budget.
MACKINAC ISLAND, MICH. (May 29, 2014) - Today Kati Haycock, president of The Education Trust, told state leaders at the Mackinac Policy Conference that Michigan must build on its recent investments in quality pre-school programs to raise achievement for students at all levels -- and to close troubling opportunity gaps that too often leave low-income students and students of color behind.
Business Leaders for Michigan headed a coalition urging the Legislature to support adoption of the Smarter Balanced assessment as a replacement for the Michigan Education Assessment Program.The groups noted that school districts have already been implementing the Common Core State Standards and that some districts are beginning to try Smarter Balanced next school year.
WASHINGTON (April 22, 2014) – "If our nation's schools provided an education to students of color anywhere near the quality of education they provide to white students, we would feel a lot more comfortable with the Supreme Court's decision today to let stand the decision of Michigan's voters to ban the use of race as a consideration in admission to the state's colleges and universities. The United States is far from having an equitable K-12 educational system where the color of students' skin truly does not matter.
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The Iowa Chapter of the Society for Public Health Education (IASOPHE) is a voluntary organization composed of professional public health educations or individuals and students interested in public health education. IASOPHE is both a Chapter of the national Society for Public Health Education (SOPHE) and a current section of the Iowa Public Health Association (IPHA).
The mission of IASOPHE is to provide leadership to the profession of health education and to contribute to the health of all people through advances in health education theory and research, excellence in health education practice, and the promotion of public policies conducive to health.
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The Ebola outbreak in West Africa, currently the largest in history, has sparked an international public health response. We invite you to join the American Public Health Association and the Pan American Health Organization for a webinar panel discussion on this topic featuring opening remarks by Dr. Georges C. Benjamin, executive director of APHA, and Dr. Francisco Becerra, assistant director of PAHO/WHO. Other invited speakers will be announced soon.
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The forum will present priority public health issues and will feature a presentation on collaborating for healthier Iowa communities in addition to panel presentations from Iowa legislators and state agency directors.
With this forum, IPHA creates a venue for our members and partners to listen and engage with each other and policy makers on important public health issues that are likely to see action during the 2015 Iowa legislative session. View the forum agenda.
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Kamisama Dolls is a manga series by Hajime Yamamura. An Animated Adaptation has aired in Summer 2011.Not so Ordinary College Student Kyouhei moved away from his small village to study philosophy at Tokyo University, hoping to escape the life of a Seki before it was thrust upon him. Unfortunately, Kyouhei finds himself witnessing a string of bloody murders involving members of his estranged clan. Another Seki by the name of Aki escaped his prison in the village and is slaughtering them with the use of a mystical doll known as a "Kakashi." And the only one with the power to stop him is Kyouhei's little sister Utao, who has a Kakashi that Kyouhei was supposed to receive, but little in the way of the experience to fight with it.Kyouhei finds himself conflicted between wanting to stop Aki before he kills anyone else, and staying away from the affairs of the Seki he left behind.
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Stop complaining. It was bad enough in your initial email to them that you played the LEO card to try and get special treatment. LEO's deserve no more free consideration/special treatment than the average Joe. Now you are going to tell them your are unsatisfied 10 years later? Serious contradiction here, eh?
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Howard Payne University awards man with Big Country ties
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Howard Payne University recently presented a man with an award for his service to the community.
HPU President Dr. Bill Ellis gave Kevin Dinnin the Gordon Ware Cowden Courage in Christianity Award on Sunday at the Spurs basketball game in San Antonio.
Dinnin has a business in Abilene that helps provide a transitional living home for homeless males in the area.
The award is named after Gordon Ware Cowden, who was an HPU graduate and victim of the Aurora, Colo., theater shooting. Scholarships have also been established at HPU in his honor.
KTXS News spoke with both Ellis and Dinnin to get the facts on the significance of the award.
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LINCOLN COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- A mom and her two kids lost everything in a house fire in Lincoln County.
The fire was along Route 34 near the Putnam County line, not far from Route 3. It was reported just after 5 a.m. Tuesday.
WSAZ.com is told the family was not home when the fire stated.
Hamlin Fire Chief Bobby Stickler says the kids were at their father's house. Stickler says investigators are still looking for their mom. He says she was not at the house when the fire started.
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It's near the Putnam County line not far from Route 3.
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A small dagger pierced my heart when my wife told me our 27-year-old son's reaction to the news story she had emailed him about the n-word-using police commissioner in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire. He emailed her back: "Wow. Way up there." I took that to mean that our fifth-generation native-Texan son ... More >>
How the U.S. Chamber of Commerce became the greatest (bumbling) enemy of America.
Life Dynamics, the Denton-based pro-life group that long ago earned a permanent spot on Planned Parenthood's anti-choice hall of fame, has always prided itself on being a bit different from its allies in the abortion fight. It's less about standing outside of abortion clinics with photos of bloody f ... More >>
In America, politics and music have been tied together since the very beginning. Benjamin Franklin played multiple instruments, including the violin, harp and guitar, and he even invented one: the glass harmonica. Thomas Jefferson, who played the violin, used music to woo his wife, Martha, who pla ... More >>
The Beer Institute (BI) released data on your drinking habits (yes, they're watching you. Always watching you). In an annual state-by-state analysis, the BI found that overall beer consumption in the U.S. rose 1.5 percent in 2012, pointing to "above normal winter and spring temperatures" as the culp ... More >>
It's a struggle to find new ways to describe the local beer industry -- the "budding craft beer scene" just feels so repetitive and overused at this point. I think it's safe to say it has, indeed, budded. It's beyond "budded." It's blossomed. It's gone through the entire pollination process. Cross-p ... More >>
Good read by Jay Root in The Texas Tribune today about whether Governor Oops will run for re-election as governor of Texas or run for something else, who knows what, president of France, whatever. Root suggests it will be the governorship again for Oops, and he talks some about other Republican gube ... More >>
Every week, managing editor Patrick Williams disappears into his office and reemerges a cranky, nicotine-addicted, third-person-referring superhero we like to call Buzz. The message that rolled into our inbox earlier this week was upbeat. A "juggernaut of marijuana bills" is rolling its way through ... More >>
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Half the comments below are about Rick Perry's appearance in New Hampshire Friday, when it appeared our governor began his weekend a little too hard and a little too early; strange stuff, and the clip follows for those who've yet to see it. It's good for a contact buzz, if nothing else. It was follo ... More >>
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Back in late January, the Arcade Fire cred-boasting, New Hampshire-based rockers in Wild Light stopped through town to play an opening slot for Tapes 'N Tapes at Club Dada. It was a pretty good set from the band, even if its high point came quite obviously during the performance of the band's quite ... More >>
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Apt. 1 has 3 beds, 2 baths & sleeps 10;
Set in the heart of the largest linked skiing area in Europe and ideally situated for healthy, outdoor, summer holidays 'Le Belvedere' was built in 1995 to English specifications, providing larger than average accommodation. The apartment has been furnished and equipped to a very high standard, its balcony provides spectacular views over the traditional Savoyard village of Chatel which is only 80 minutes drive from Geneva. The apartment has its own garage underneath the chalet and there are additional parking spaces available.
Winter: 'Le Belvedere' is a 10 minute walk from the village or the frequent (every 15-20 mins.) free buses go, from just below the chalet, into the centre and from there to Linga and Pre le Joux where you can link into the vast (over 650kms. of pisted runs) Portes du Soleil ski area. There are large car parks also available (it pays to arrive early in high season!) and the 'luge' run at Pre le Joux is a 'must' for the adventurous of all ages! There are numerous, traditional restaurants, both on the slopes and in and around the village to please all tastes.
Summer: There are a number of ski-lifts open in the summer ( you can even take your bikes up on them!) and more than 240km of signposted trails for walkers and mountain bikers, including the world cup bike courses at Morzine and Les Gets. As well as all the other traditional mountain activities in the area (tennis, swimming, fishing and horse riding) there are also the luge, mini golf, archery, paragliding, white water rafting and canoeing (near Thonon) and golf (a variety of courses around Lac Leman/Lake Geneva). Take a drive to explore Evian, Thonon or the medieval village of Yvoire; or the steamer over to Lausanne or Geneva; or drive further around the lake to see Chateau Chillon or the salt mines at Bex; there is so much to see and do!
Details for holiday apartment Apartment 1, 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 10, 2 Bathrooms, 1 Separate WC
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The Dolphins season is at a breaking point, and a loss Sunday would be the final karate-chop that shatters it into a million aqua pieces. Coming off a complete stinker of a blowout loss to the totally beatable Kansas City Chiefs at home last week, Sunday's game in London against the Oakland Raiders ... More >>
Just three weeks into the season, and the Miami Dolphins are beginning to crack at the seams. Mainly because head coach Joe Philbin doesn't know how to lead properly. Yep, the man who had no idea some coaches and players he's supposed to be in charge of were bullying another player last year is once ... More >>
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In case you haven't noticed what with all the Miami Heat awesomeness lately, the NFL Draft is going down Thursday night. And, as is pretty much the case every year, your Miami Dolphins have the 19th overall selection because nothing rewards mediocrity more than mediocrity. The Fins have been going ... More >>
Former Miami Dolphin running back Larry Johnson is now a DJ at Tootsie's. Well, he was a Miami Dolphin for a preseason and really made his name as a Kansas City Chief. But still. The point is, he's now a DJ at Tootsie's, the same place where Aaron Hernandez reportedly hung out before he allegedl ... More >>
The Miami Dolphins signed former New York Jet Dustin Keller, a tight end, to a one-year contract Friday afternoon, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports. John Clayon says the contract is worth $4.25 million. While Keller isn't the greatest blocker, he can be an effective weapon as far as doing that thing t ... More >>
As was expected since before free agency kicked off, the Miami Dolphins are expected to officially, for real this time, sign free agent wide receiver Mike Wallace, according to the NFL Network.All that's left is for him to pass a physical and iron out some contract stuff.The signing fills a huge voi ... More >>
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Last night's episode of Hard Knocks was all heartache and Jeff Ireland. We saw the stark reality of players' dreams of playing professional football halted by the cruel, cutthroat world of the NFL. And we saw firsthand just how thoroughly Ireland sucks at his job. We also saw that, no matter wha ... More >>
Come Sunday, February 6, there will be super parties, super food and booze, super commercials, super hype, and super hangovers. Oh, yeah. And a football game too... the Hardhats versus the Cheeseheads. Or something like that. This year, however, the football part of the annual Super Bowl ri ... More >>
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The Miami Dolphins beat the Jets Sunday to win the division and make it to the playoffs. It's a great achievement for a team that went 1-15 last year and a nice gift for the fans. But a miracle? That's what a headline on the the Sun-Sentinel's front page called it this morning -- a " ... More >>
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The $8 million man will lead the Dolphins out of the desert. Honest.
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Cal Sag Trail
The western portion of the Cal-Sag Trail is currnetly under construction. Tree removal is underway to prepare for the construction. These photos are of trail preperation at Freedom Park and south of 127th Street as you head east towards Freedom Park. Stay tuned! Below are some pictures of the construction taking place.
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2014 November Open Gym Schedule
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Haunted Trail and Hayride
Sponsored by the Alsip Police Department, Alsip Park District, Alsip Fire Department and the Alsip Public Works Department, this event will be held on Friday, October 24 at Prairie Jr. High, along the walking path. Prairie Jr. High is located at 11910 S. Kostner, Alsip. This FREE event will be held from 5:30-9:30 pm. Concessions will be available for purchase. All proceeds will benefit "The Apraxia Connection". For additional information, contact the Alsip Park District at (708) 389-1003.
All Hallow's Eve Carnival
The pre-registration fee for this annual event is $3.00 or $5.00 at the door. Arrive early for our annual costume contest parade scheduled to begin at 9:30 am. Winners will be announced at the end of the parade. The carnival is scheduled to begin at 10:00 am. There will be lots of prizes and a chance to win a giant pumpkin.
Trick or Trunk
Following our annual "All Hallow's Eve" event, we will be hosting a "Trick or Trunk" event in the Apollo Recreation Center parking lot. Local families and businesses are invited to participate in this popular event. The event is scheduled to begin at 11:00 am.
Halloween House Decorating Contest
Our annual "Halloween House Decorating Contest" will be held on Wednesday, October 29. Alsip Park District staff will drive to each participants home between the hours of 7:00-9:00 pm to judge. Please make sure your lights and special effects are on during this time. Awards will be given to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners. The Pre-registration fee is $5.00 and is open to Alsip residents only.
Pumpkin Carving Contest
Join us for our pumpkin carving party scheduled to be held on Thursday, October 30 at the Apollo Recreation Center. This Halloween event is scheduled to begin at 5:00 pm and end at 7:00 pm. Pumpkins and decorating supples will be included. Awards will be given to the top three. Don't forget to bring your carving supplies, a scooper and your camera. Parent/Child registration fees are $10 for adults and $13 for nonresidents. Each additional child is $5.00 each.
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UNITED NATIONS (AP) -- The U.N. secretary-general is calling for an immediate cease-fire to urgently help at least 100,000 refugees cut off by fighting in rebel-held areas north of Goma in eastern Congo.
Ban Ki-moon told reporters Tuesday that the refugees have almost no help and the situation is growing increasingly desperate.
He said 250,000 people have been displaced by fighting in eastern Congo and "for 100,000 ... (the) lifeline has been cut off."
Ban said he was mobilizing all U.N. humanitarian agencies to help.
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