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AUGUSTA - State Rep. Beth Turner was sworn into office on Thursday, March 3, by Governor Paul LePage, just days after winning a special election in House District 11. She now takes the seat held by Rep. Everett McLeod, a Republican from Lee, who passed away in December shortly after being elected to a fourth term in the Legislature.
Rep. McLeod's family attended the swearing-in ceremony in the governor's State House office. Also in attendance were Rep. Turner's family, including her husband, Stan, and five-year-old grandson Payson Turner. "Payson thought it was very cool to meet the governor," said Rep. Turner.
In running for office, Rep. Turner (R-Burlington) campaigned on a platform that calls for an end to wasteful spending, a more equitable school funding formula, an end to overregulation and full MaineCare payment for the state's hospitals and nursing homes. Moreover, she would like to see the elimination of LURC - the Land Use Regulation Commission - due to what she called its "overbearing and costly regulations."
Rep. Turner also is a strong proponent of allowing Maine residents to purchase health insurance across state lines. "We can try everything possible to generate more jobs and career opportunities in Maine, but our exorbitant cost for health insurance is like a giant anchor keeping us down," she said. "Insurance here is unaffordable for too many Mainers because of state mandates that other states don't impose. If individuals and small groups could buy coverage elsewhere in New England, they could save thousands of dollars, and that would go a long way towards making Maine a better place to do business."
A lifelong resident of rural Maine, Rep. Turner has held numerous positions in local government. She has served on and chaired the Burlington board of selectmen; served on the board of MSAD 31 for 15 years; and been town clerk (nine years) and registrar of voters (also for nine years). She currently chairs the Burlington board of appeals and is deputy treasurer.
Rep. Turner's House district is one of the largest in the state. It includes Burlington, Chester, Danforth, Lakeville, Lee, Lowell, Mattawamkeag, Passadumkeag, Princeton, Springfield, Talmadge, Topsfield, Vanceboro, Waite, Winn, Woodville and Plantations of Carroll, Codyville, Drew, Grand Lake Stream and Webster, plus the unorganized territories of East Hancock (part), North Washington (part, including Big Lake, Brookton, Forest City, Kossuth and Lambert Lake Townships) and Grand Falls, Greenfield, Kingman, Prentiss, Summit, Twombly and Whitney Townships. ###
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20th Century Surreal Paintings, Collages & Constructions
(Albany, NY, 1898 - 1963, Woodbury)
Kay Sage (1898-1963) was one of only a few women artists involved in the Surrealist movement. For much of her mature career, she labored under the shadow of her husband, Surrealist Yves Tanguy, who even today remains better known in the world of art. Sage's artwork is gaining increasing recognition. The first full-length biography of the artist was published in 1997, and her painting "The Instant" toured the country in an MIT exhibit soon after. Her work is becoming better known among art history students, and seems to have a special appeal to women.
Born in Albany, NY in 1898 to a prosperous member of the State Assembly and his young wife, Katherine Linn Sage was the younger of two daughters. Sage's mother, Anne Ward Sage, was unconventional in nature and spent much of her time in Europe. In 1907 Sage's parents legally separated, their older daughter remaining in Albany with her father, while Katherine traveled the world with her mother. Katherine Sage spent a good portion of her childhood in Rapallo, Italy where her mother rented a villa. She also made annual visits to her father, and attended a series of schools in the United States. Living in Italy, she naturally learned Italian and, thanks to her au pairs, she was also fluent in French.
Kay Sage was often quoted as saying that she "studied with no-one." In fact, we know that she studied briefly at the Corcoran, studying plaster casts and life-drawing during the winter of 1919-1920, and with several artists in Rome in the early 1920s. She took private oil painting lessons from Carlo Carosi, anatomy lessons from Giuseppe Battaglia and she studied landscape painting with Oronato Carlandi. Sage also took life-drawing classes from Emile Poujon at the French Academy in Rome. Thanks to Carlandi's tutelage, Sage was able to pass the entrance exam to the Scuola Libera delle Belle Arti in January of 1923. Her art studies had essentially ended, however, by the time of her marriage to papal prince Ranieri di San Faustino in March of 1925.
Following her older sister's death from tuberculosis, Sage ended her marriage to Ranieri and in 1937 moved to Paris, restarting her career as an artist. It was at this time that she began using the name Kay Sage. In Paris, Sage met the Surrealists. The circumstances of the initial encounters between Sage and the Surrealists has garnered a few legends, most notably the claim that André Breton, not having met Sage, believed her work to have been done by a man. This comment reveals much about the prejudices of both the Surrealists and the time period. Breton and other Surrealists have been criticized in recent decades for their misogynistic leanings, but the fact that the tale was repeated so often throughout the mid-20th century as a way of praising Sage's work reveals the difficulties which faced any woman artist of the era. Despite these hurdles, Sage exhibited frequently throughout the 1940s and '50s, winning prizes at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1945 and at the Corcoran Gallery Biennal of 1951.
In 1940, Kay Sage and Surrealist Yves Tanguy, like many others in Paris, fled the Nazis for the United States. Sage and Tanguy had fallen in love, although both were still legally married to others at the time. Soon after arriving in the US, they established their residencies, obtained their divorces, married and, in 1941, moved to Woodbury, CT. Originally renting a home on the green, Sage and Tanguy would later purchase what had once been the town's poor farm. Sage lived there for nearly two decades, the longest amount of time she had ever spent in one home. The Tanguys' friends and neighbors in the Woodbury area included artists Alexandra Darrow, André Breton, whose family Sage helped bring to the US in 1941, Alexander Calder, Peter Blume, Hans Richter and Naum Gabo.
Sage's talents were not limited to painting: she was also a poet for most of her life, publishing several books, including "the more I wonder" (1957), "Faut Dire C'Qui Est" (1959) and "Demain Monsieur Silber" (1957). In 1961 she combined her poetry with an exhibit of her constructions, titled "Your Move". Her autobiography, "China Eggs", was published posthumously in 1996.
Tanguy died unexpectedly in 1955. Increasingly depressed, Sage attempted suicide in 1959, taking an overdose of sleeping pills. Soon afterwards, she suffered through a series of ultimately unsuccessful glaucoma operations, which led her to abandon painting in favor of constructions and poetry. In 1963, Kay Sage fatally shot herself in the heart.


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First off all - Santa was extremely good to us this past holiday season. We have made a major upgrade in camera and lens. I can't wait to see how the new hardware will energize and inspire fresh new images this year.
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Despite the relative lack of viewing content, Panasonic already offers a number of 4K TVs. That range is about to grow and improve with the release of two new flagship models. Panasonic says the new 65-in AX900 and 85-in AX850 deliver the best picture performance of any of its TVs. Read More
While keeping batteries small and light is definitely a factor with electronic devices in general, it becomes particularly important when dealing with wearable electronics such as smart glasses. With that in mind, Panasonic has just announced its CG-320. Measuring 20 x 3.5 mm, it's being billed as "the industry's smallest cylindrical shaped rechargeable Lithium Ion battery." Read More
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Technics is back. Panasonic has unveiled the first new hi-fi products from the highly-regarded brand in 6 years. The first two premium ranges out of the starting gate are the Reference Class R1 Series and the Premium Class C700 Series. Both ranges including a stereo amplifier, a network audio streamer and speakers (and the C700 also gets a CD player). Read More
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Flint, Michigan—June 13, 2012— Flint city officials will hold a second public hearing on the proposed street lighting assessment district; the hearing was announced to property owners via mail last week. The meeting will be held on Thursday, June 14, 2012 at 5:30pm in the City Council Chambers on the third floor of City Hall.
As part of the Fiscal Year 2013 budget, the nearly $3 million cost of Flint's street lighting operation and its effect on the General Fund was considered. Under current financial conditions, the City of Flint cannot continue to provide street lighting without a significant reduction to other services, including police and fire. For this reason a special assessment for street lighting is necessary. The assessment will go directly and solely
to expenses of the operation, maintenance and eventual upgrade of the City's street lighting system.
In conjunction with the updating of the City's Master Plan, city officials will be working with Consumers Energy on reviewing the adequacy of the street lighting system and seeking ways to improve it. This will include the replacement of mercury vapor lights with high pressure sodium lights that will result in lower energy costs to the City.
The tentative fee for the street lighting assessment will be $74.22 per parcel, a change of $12.22 from the $62 estimate announced in the initial notices. According to city officials, the reason for the change is a reduction in the number of parcels upon which a special assessment can be levied.
State law provides exemption from special assessments on parcels owned by land
banks and governmental entities. The effect of this exemption is a reduction in the number of parcels upon which the assessment could be levied from an initially projected 57,104 to 47,999. The estimated cost of the street light operation for the budget year beginning July 1, 2012 is $2,850,000.
While not required by law, the City of Flint considers providing street lighting as an important part of public safety; well lit streets reduce crime, the fear of crime and auto accidents resulting from poor visibility. Having well lit streets and sidewalks makes traveling at night safer and helps police and residents keep a look out for criminal activity. The result is an overall improvement in the quality of life for Flint residents.
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Sure, I suppose you could call what I'm talking about "reverse racism," but really any type of prejudice or discrimination towards any person based on their ethnicity or skin color is just blatant racism.
All because I had a baby.
He apparently wore the garb to make a statement on LA's discriminatory measures against African-Americans.
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When you fight tooth and nail for tolerance, here's an idea. Exercise some. Not everyone is going to like you, or agree with you or accept you.
It's literally legalized discrimination against gay people, disguised as "religious protection". Plus, the phone numbers and email addresses of the lawmakers who can stop it.
President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly assured international audiences that gay people are not discriminated against, that they are not treated as second-class citizens. Pakhomov asserts that gays are welcome to the Olympic Games and that gay people don't have to hide their sexuality in the city. Evidence shows, however, a very different story.
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|Stafford Events Guide
16th March 2014
In 2014 we will be celebrating 30 years of the Stafford Half Marathon, with the first race taking place in 1984.
The 2014 Half Marathon will take place on Sunday 16 March, and will start in Stafford Street (town centre) at 10am.
The route will head off from the town centre into Stafford's surrounding countryside on traffic-controlled roads, incorporating two steady climbs before returning to the Market Square via Victoria Park.
Each participant will be rewarded with a specially commissioned medal along with a technical t-shirt. There are also prizes given for open and vet categories. Local community groups, bands, school children and anyone else are encouraged to get involved and offer support to the runners along the course.
Also on Sunday 16 March as part of the Half Marathon event day programme the School and Family Fun Run will fill the town centre with fun and fancy dress.
See the following link for a detailed view of the Half Marathon 2014 route map.
Affiliated Fee: £19.50 (running club and UK/England Athletics affiliation number must be supplied)
Non Affiliated: £21.50
Please note that there will be no on the day entries for the 2014 Stafford Half Marathon. Places are available on a first come first served basis (maximum 2,600 runners). Entries can only be guaranteed once we have received your entry details and payment.
To enter online visit the Run Britain website and follow the instructions.
Run Britain and Stafford Gatehouse Theatre are ticket agents for the Stafford Half Marathon, selling places for the event. Personal details will be passed to the event organisers and race numbers timing chips and race handbook will be posted out prior to the race day (early March 2014), so please advise the event management team if you change your address.
Email addresses will be forwarded to the official race photographers. Following the event the official race photographer may send runners a link to an individual images gallery giving them options to purchase personalised certificates and photographs. All email addresses will be deleted once the initial mail has been sent.
Please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com if you have a query or experience any problems. Please note office hours are Monday to Friday, 9am - 4.30pm.
Please visit or call the Stafford Gatehouse Theatre Box Office.
Address: Eastgate Street, Stafford, ST16 2LT
Telephone: 01785 254653
Opening hours: 9.30am - 8pm Monday to Sunday, closed Christmas Day and New Years Day.
Please note group bookings are not possible, each individual runner needs to be registered and make a payment separately
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We distribute vagrantbox to people demo-ing our project. It is a hassle to install the whole setup for non-IT people The following is a proof of concept to make a self installing vagrant machine.
To create the box you need:
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$ rvm install jruby $ rvm use jruby $ mkdir shrinkwrap $ cd shrinkwrap $ cat <EOF > Gemfile source 'http://rubygems.org' gem 'vagrant', '0.7.2' gem 'warbler' gem 'sinatra' gem 'jruby-openssl' gem 'jruby-win32ole' EOF $ gem install bundler $ bundle install
We create a simple vagrantfile that downloads a box running ubuntu
$ mkdir lib $ cat <EOF > lib/Vagrantfile Vagrant::Config.run do |config| config.vm.box = "shrinkwrap" config.vm.box_url = "http://opscode-vagrant-boxes.s3.amazonaws.com/ubuntu10.04-gems.box" config.vm.boot_mode = :gui config.vm.customize do |vm| vm.memory_size = 384 vm.name = "Shrinkwrap" end config.vm.forward_port "http", 80, 9000 end EOF
To give the user a gui to start the vm, we provide a simple URL using sinatra
$ cat <EOF > lib/shrinkwrap.rb #!/usr/bin/env ruby require 'rubygems' require 'sinatra' require 'vagrant' require 'vagrant/cli' require 'pp' class Shrinkwrap < Sinatra::Application get '/up' do body "We do an up" vagrant_dir=File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__)) puts "we are loading the config file" @vagrant_env=Vagrant::Environment.new(:cwd => vagrant_dir) pp @vagrant_env @vagrant_env.load! puts "we are uping the machine, please wait..." Vagrant::CLI.start(["up"], :env => @vagrant_env) body "We are up" end end EOF $ cat <EOF > config.ru require "lib/shrinkwrap" run Shrinkwrap.new EOF
Warbler allows you to package sinatra projects. It packages a jruby version inside the warfile so it only needs java installed.
To package the current sinatra, just run in the directory where you created the config.ru file
$ warble
should result in a shrinkwrap.war
Next step is to make the warfile executable. Similar to jenkins we want to execute a war file. Winstone is the tool that makes it possible
Now can use winstone to make the warfile a selfcontained executable. For windows we need to package the "jruby-openssl","jruby-win32ole" so we create a warble config file.
We embed our previous create war file inside the warbler jar by first extracting it, adding it as embedded.war and packaging it back again.
$ mkdir config $ cat <EOF > config/warble.rb Warbler::Config.new do |config| config.gems += ["jruby-openssl","jruby-win32ole"] end EOF $ wget "http://sourceforge.net/projects/winstone/files/winstone/v0.9.10/winstone-0.9.10.jar/download" $ mkdir extract $ cd extract $ jar -xvf ../winstone-0.9.10.jar $ cp ../shrinkwrap.war embedded.war $ jar cvfm ../ubuntu10-04.jar META-INF/MANIFEST.MF . $ cd ..
now you can start the newly create warfile with
$ java -jar ubuntu10-04.jar
And when you surf to http://localhost:8080/up . It will download the box from S3 and after sometime you should see the virtualbox spinup!
Point proven. I think this concept has a large potential, you just download the self-executable jar and poof, you have the environment installed. Mix this with a market place for VMs or vendors packaging demo of their products.
In a nutshell! The future is here :)
I'd be interested to hear how you would use this idea in your daily life!
Now on to the next idea!


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360-degree movement helps set this first-person dinosaur shooter apart. You play one of three heroes including Mike Wired, a WWII pilot. You'll hunt down overgrown lizards across landscapes like deserts, rivers, jungles, canyons, and even a futuristic city. You'll use weapons like shotguns, crossbows, rocket launchers, rail guns, laser blasters, and flame throwers, fighting dinosaurs not only on land but at sea and by air as well. This game can be played with the GunCon 2 light gun controller.
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Debendra Mohan Bose was a great genius who made the country proud with his path breaking scientific work. Debendra Mohan Bose, a silent worker and a strikingly handsome figure, was honored in India and recognized abroad for pioneering researches in the field of cosmic rays, artificial radioactivity and neutron physics. He is also remembered as the scientist who more than once came close to making major breakthroughs that later won the Nobel Prize.
Born on 26 November 1885, Bose's father was a homeopathic physician. His uncle, Anand Mohan Bose, was the first Indian Wrangler in Mathematical Tripos from Cambridge. Bose was the nephew of Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose, the first modern scientist of India who lived in the same house with Debendra's family. In fact, after the untimely death of his father Debendra was educated under the supervision of Jagadish himself.
Initially, Debendra enrolled for a degree in engineering in Sibpore Bengal Engineering College but a severe attack of malaria put an end to his pursuit of engineering. At the suggestion of Rabindranath Tagore, the Nobel laureate and a close friend of Jagadish, Debendra entered the Presidency College to study Physics. With a first class first he completed his MA in Physics in 1906. Later, he went to study in London and acquired both B.Sc. and ARCS diploma from the University of London.
Returning home, he got an appointment in the City College as a lecturer. From there he moved to the newly built University College of Science at Rajabazar accepting the Rash Behari Ghosh professorship in 1914. In the same year he was awarded the Ghosh Travel Fellowship for studies abroad and Debendra chose Berlin.
He joined the laboratory of Prof E. Regener. But then the First World War broke out and Debendra was interned in Germany. It was an era of great insights into the atom. He had earlier worked at the Cavendish Laboratory where the great J.J. Thomson was his guide. In the same laboratory worked C.T.R. Wilson who won the Nobel Prize for developing the cloud chamber that detected subatomic particles.
Now in Regener's laboratory he worked on the development of a new type of Wilson Chamber for recording the tracks of ionizing alpha and beta particles from radioactive sources. His earlier training at the Cavendish laboratory came in handy here. He was successful in photographing the tracks of recoil protons produced during the passage of fast moving alpha particles in hydrogen filled chamber. The work helped in formulating a scheme for collisions among such particles. Bose also started photographing the recoil tracks of delta particles whose discovery was made at that time by Bumstead.
However, he was permitted to submit his findings only after the end of the war. The results of his investigations were published in 1916 in the famous journal Physikalische Zeitschrift. It was only a preliminary account. The full paper was published in 1922 in another famous journal Zeitschrift fur Physik. Later on scientists in this field concluded that Debendra Mohan had actually obtained the first photographic records of artificial disintegration.
World Wars have been important to Debendra Mohan's work in a peculiar way. The Second World War broke out in 1939. This time, of course, he was in his own country doing research freely. Between 1939 and 1942 he with Biva Choudhuri exposed a large number of photo plates in the mountainous regions of Darjeeling. The idea was actually given by a famous scientist, Walter Bothe. He had asked Debendra Mohan to consider photographic emulsion as a continuously active cloud chamber where tracks are automatically registered and stored permanently.
Debendra Mohan and Biva Chaudhuri observed a number of long curved ionizing tracks that appeared to be different from those due to alphas or protons. In fact, they were looking at the first tracks of meson whose discovery was later announced by C.F. Powell. It happened in the closing year of the war – 1945. Two years later Powell announced the existence of two kinds of mesons, mu meson and pi meson. He received Nobel Prize for his discovery.
In fact, Powell followed the same method of determining the mass of mesons that was followed by Bose and Chaudhuri. However, the duo failed to attain success for a number of reasons. One was that Biva Chaudhuri had left for Blackett's laboratory in England in 1945. Secondly, standard emulsions were not available in India and it proved to be a great stumbling block for the experiment. Powell, on the other hand, had induced M/s. Ilford Limited of England to produce improved plates and this put him in an advantageous position. He went on to win the Nobel Prize for his discovery of the development of the photographic method of studying nuclear processes and for the resulting discovery of the pion (pi-meson), a heavy subatomic particle.
However, Powell was magnanimous in acknowledging the priority of Bose and Chaudhuri's work. In 'The Study of Elementary Particles by the Photographic Method' he wrote, "In 1941, Bose and Choudhuri had pointed it out that it is possible, in principle, to distinguish between the tracks of protons and mesons in an emulsion. The method was based on the difference for a given value of the residual range, in the momenta of particles of different mass. This has the consequence that the 'scattering' of the particles will be different; the smaller its mass, the more the track of a particle deviates from a straight line as it approaches the end of its range. Bose and Choudhuri exposed 'half-tone' plates at mountain altitudes and examined the scattering of the resulting tracks. They concluded that many of the charged particles arrested in their plates were lighter than protons, their mean mass being 200 me… the physical basis of their method was correct, and their work represents the first approach to the 'scattering method' of determining momenta of charged particles by observation of their tracks in emulsion."
Bose did not stop at identifying subatomic particles. Like his uncle his researches branched out into different fields. He succeeded J.C. Bose as Director of the Bose Institute and was successful in establishing new branches of study such as Microbiology in the Institute. He also trained and inspired a generation of scientists at the Bose Institute.
Due to exposure to several cultural figures during his childhood, Bose evinced keen interest in social and cultural matters. He was closely associated with the management of the City College and served the Viswabharati University as its treasurer. He was one of the editors- in-chief of A Concise History of Science in India, a publication of the Indian National Science Academy (INSA).
Prof. Bose was in the habit of taking long walks. But while in Germany he started suffering from arthritis. Gradually this put an end to his walks. Eventually failing health forced Bose to take retirement from the Institute. He passed away in the morning hours of 2 June 1975.


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More cars, more ships, more trucks - the provincial Liberals' plans for the Lower Mainland of B.C. spell disaster for the air quality and livability of the region. Ned Jacobs is a transportation activist and researcher. He details what the new port expansion will mean for Vancouver and the surrounding area.To find out more about Redeye, check out our website.


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About Artusi
"It is true that man does not live by bread alone; he must eat something with it. And the art of making this something as economical, savory and healthy as possible is, I insist, a true art."
In 1891, Pellegrino Artusi published the landmark La Scienza in cucina e l'arte di mangiare bene (The Science of Cooking and the Art of Eating Well). Written as a cookbook for middle-class families, Artusi used intuitive and humorous insight into manners, nutrition and culinary technique to create a national cuisine, collecting recipes from all over Italy.
Artusi is the brainchild of Spinasse Chef Jason Stratton. He has passion for the foods, spirits and cocktails that fall within the Italian palate and has focused his menu at Artusi on exploring the roots of Italy's cuisine, culling recipes from the medieval and Renaissance eras up through the Futurists and beyond.
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Encuentre la comodidad, la relajación, la belleza y la naturaleza, todo en una sola experiencia en Seven Sisters Bed & Breakfast at McEwen Falls. El Bed & Breakfast está situado en el borde de un barranco y por encima de una cascada de 20 pies conocido como McEwen Falls. Las muchas comodidades incluyen acceso inalámbrico a Internet, desayuno completo del país, aire acondicionado, baño privado, camas queen size, y el servicio conseirge. Cosas para hacer Folleto está en nuestra página web. Nos encontramos "A medio camino entre Greenville y Mercer ½ milla de la ruta 58", en el oeste de Pennsylvania.
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5 en enero 13, 2014
Completely enjoyed this beautiful bed and breakfast. The rooms were super clean, the bed so comfortable, the decor amazing, and breakfast was outstanding. Also loved the homemade chocolate chip cookies and the drinks available. My husband and I will definitely be returning for another getaway. Thank you to our hosts for the much needed relaxing time away.
5 en noviembre 10, 2013
This B&B is very much a home. Jayne made us feel welcome but gave us the privacy we wanted. The common areas are comfortable and each ; the dining room, sun room, living room; are inviting with unique decor and pictures. A hearty, well-rounded breakfast was served with light music in the background. Our room was as welcoming. Jayne has an intuition for knowing what is needed. Your visit is what you want it to be. I could say more, but, you have to experience this for yourself. Pam from Bethel Park, PA
5 en septiembre 10, 2013
What a find. Ideal for a two or three day visit to the area, whether it's for biking, golfing, a romantic getaway or just relaxing. We'll definitely be going back. The facility is impressive - spacious and modern, yet comfortable and charming. Jayne's breakfast is great and she's a great host.
4,6 en agosto 12, 2013
A charming Inn with exceptional hosts. Breakfasts were delicious.
5 en junio 14, 2013
Thoroughly enjoyed our stay! Very welcoming, relaxing and fun!
5 en mayo 29, 2013
We stay here whenever we are in the area for family events. Jayne's breakfasts are wonderful!
5 en abril 04, 2013
This is our 4th visit to Seven Sisters, every one delightful! Breakfast is exquisite. Service is impeccable.
5 en abril 03, 2013
My husband and I have been going to Seven Sisters for 3 years now, always the weekend of our anniversary. We stay in the Waterfall Suite. It is clean, the owners Gene and Jayne are friendly, food is fabulous, what more could you ask for. We have been to many other Bed and Breakfasts and this is by far the best. We usually stay two nights, have dinner on the way in, breakfast in the morning and shop the rest of the day at the outlets. The breakfast is outstanding and delicious. You can tell they put a lot of time, thought and preparation into making it a wonderful meal for you to enjoy and start your day out with. There is lots to do in the area, or you just just enjoy a relaxing day/evening at the home. Try it out for yourself, you won't be disappointed! Looking forward to our stay next weekend!
5 en noviembre 06, 2012
I find my stays at Seven Sisters, whether or business or pleasure, to be a relaxing time away from the rat race of life. The country setting is like none other but within 20 minutes to the best non-chain restaurants anywhere, superb outlet shopping with no tax on clothing and an easy hop onto several expressways. My last stay in the suite was just what I needed in the middle of a hectic week of work and the hosts met me with a cup of coffee before my early morning meeting. I stay here every chance I get. Maria, Canton, Oh
4,6 en noviembre 05, 2012
November 2012 stay. A few minor negatives about this location: There are only two TV's/DVD players open to the guests, so you either have to share or take the small portable DVD player back to your room. It was kept quite warm in the house. We had to open a window to sleep comfortably. There are no deadbolts or latches on the room doors. It would be nice if the owners offered something besides cookies in the evening. Its not that far from civilization but can be difficult to get to at night on dark country roads. Now the positives: The hosts, house, room, and bed are all very inviting. The hosts make excellent innkeepers. They can give you much better directions than any GPS can. The bed and pillows were very comfortable. There were plenty of blankets, pillows, and towels. The room and bathroom were very clean. I could really only hear the other guests when they were in the shower. Just outside the room is a nice collection of books to read and a nice size min-fridge with complimentary drinks. Downstairs in the main living area are plenty of clean and comfortable places to sit, some games to play, nice selection of DVDs, and complimentary WiFi, tea, coffee, hot chocolate, and cookies. The home is nicely decorated with a warm color scheme and inviting back deck. Breakfast was nice and filling. This place felt like home! If you want to shop during your stay then this probably isn't the place for you. If you want to relax and enjoy your surroundings then this is the place to do just that. I would stay again!
Prime Outlet Mall, Grove City 20 minutos, Zona rural
Pittsburgh, PA (PIT) 60 miles
La ubicación se encuentra a 7 kilómetros al sur de Greenville y 9 kilómetros al norte de Mercer, ½ milla de la ruta 58. Gire hacia el oeste en el Caldwell Una escuela hacia New Hamburg. Estamos ½ milla a la izquierda en 810 Hamburg carretera.
Compra de Antigüedades, Cenas Elegantes/Gourmet, De Interés Histórico, Lago, Cine, Museo, Parques Nacionales, Área natural, Tiendas Amish locales, Tiendas Outlet, Área de picnic, Servicios Religiosos, Río, Rodeo, Bodega
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Juegos de mesa, Ventiladores de techo, Fotocopiadora, Reproductor de DVD, Chimenea, Biblioteca, TV por Satélite/Cable, TV, Teléfono, VCR, Vídeos , Tiendas Amish locales
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Pistas para bicicletas, Observación de aves, Pasear en canoa, Pistas para esquí de fondo, Pescar, Jugar al golf, Pistas para senderismo, Montar a caballo, Comprar, Visitar lugares de interés, Pistas para andar con raquetas de nieve
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Rites Tuesday for Alta Wilmarth, 70, former SCI educator
Funeral services. will be conducted Tuesday, at 1:30 PM, at the First Methodist Church, for Alta Lois Wilmarth, 70, 2604 Walnut, who died Saturday, May 16, 1962. Burial will be made in Springfield, Missouri, on Wednesday.
Miss Wilmarth was born May 10, 1892, in Corning, the daughter of Bertie and Willard Wilmarth.
In 1921 she was graduated from the State College of Iowa with a B. A. degree, and immediately joined the Department of Rural Education. She received her master's degree from the University of Iowa and did further graduate work at Columbia University, New York. When the rural department at the college was dissolved, she transferred to the Department of Teaching. For about twenty years before her retirement in 1957, she was supervisor of student teaching in Hudson. Her entire life was spent in educational circles, where she served in many capacities. She was a member of the First Methodist Church and for many years worked on the Wesley Foundation board.
Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Maude Arthur, 2604 Walnut, two brothers, Ronald Wilmarth, La Sara, Texas; and Boyd Wilmarth, Perry, Missouri, an aunt, Mrs. Lois Sorrell, Berkeley, California; an uncle, J. W. Archer, Laramie, Wyoming ; five nieces and three nephews.
The body is at the Nelson Funeral Home.
Copyright Cedar Falls Record, May 21, 1962.
Miss Alta L.. Wilmarth, Associate Professor of Teaching, passed away at her home, 2604 Walnut Street, Cedar Falls, Iowa, on May 19, 1962. She had dedicated thirty-eight years of her teaching career to the State College of Iowa.
Miss Wilmarth was reared in Corning, Iowa. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the State College of Iowa and the Master of Arts degree from the State University of Iowa. Additional work was obtained at Columbia University.
She began her teaching career at the college as a member of the Rural Education Department in 1919, later transferring to the Department of Teaching, where she served in the Hudson Affiliated Teaching Center until her retirement in 1957.
In her work, Miss Wilmarth immediately identified herself with the best interests of the school, church, and with all problems of community welfare. Those who had the privilege of working closely with her were constantly impressed with her complete dedication. She gave a life of service to children, student teachers, parents, and the community at large.
No task was too big or detail too small to engage her finest efforts. Few of us live our religion as completely as did Alta Wilmarth. The church, the school, and the community are richer because of her pattern of life.
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A Giftable Stash of Leather, Cashmere, and Bronze Accessories at Pastec
The time-weathered jewelry and home décor shop reopens in the East Village.
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The store is set up to resemble Sigourney Weaver's apartment in 'Working Girl.'
Painted Converses, vintage handbags, handmade jewelry, and more.
Binna Lee's shop features clothes designed by many of her friends.
This hidden store is only open two days a week and nothing is over $100.
The L.A.-based store has opened a New York outpost.
The duo behind Project No. 8 ventures into menswear.
The brains behind 'Dossier Journal' have opened a retail space featuring men's, women's, and vintage attire.
We took a tour of the new space and picked out some standout pieces.
A Lyn Devon dress that was $1,325 is now $129.90
It's a rarity to find Rick Owens north of 61st Street, but SWING Concept Shop is giving Harlem a dose of designer gear.
Approach this site like the first day of the Barneys Warehouse Sale and you'll come away with some good investment pieces.
The Ports 1961 flagship is filled with cute little dresses, sculptural jewelry, and perfume we want to wear.
The CFDA winner's store quietly opened last month. We scoped out the displays to find baubles we wish we could buy right now.
The never-ending (though highly curated) sample sale has been so successful, the Inven.tory folks have opened another location.
The store recently reopened in a new location. We picked our favorite items in the store.
Hayden-Harnett unveiled its second stand-alone boutique last weekend. Check out some of our favorite items.
The home store is packed with paperweights and fragrant soaps, all at a reasonable price. Click ahead to see our picks of the store's offerings.
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Circle of Animals, 1951
stone, soap inlay
2.4 x 11.7 x 11.7 cm
Collection of the Winnipeg Art Gallery; The Ian Lindsay Collection; Gift of Ian Lindsay
In 1948 artist James Houston hitchhiked by small plane into Inukjuak to experience the Arctic and do some sketching. He was intrigued by the carvings and other craft items he saw, and the following year returned to conduct a test purchase for the Canadian Guild of Crafts in Montreal. The works he purchased were offered for sale in a historic exhibition at the Guild store in Montreal in November 1949, an event that marked the beginning of a carving industry that rapidly spread to other Inuit communities. Most of the early carvings created were unsigned. However, this does not detract from their artistic value, as in this WAG piece Circle of Animals. The non-Arctic animals depicted, such as the elephant, may have been inspired by small animal figurines offered as prizes during the 1950s in boxes of Cracker Jack popcorn.
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Americans' Political Engagment Extends As Far As Their Underwear
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Penn State Altoona Second Degree Nursing Program 2013 - page 2
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Feb 23, 2014
Australia opener, Chris Rogers has scored his fourth Test century during the ongoing second Test against South Africa at Port Elizabeth.
Batting in the fourth innings of the Test match, Rogers played a brilliant innings as he brought up his ton in 192 balls. His last century had come against England in the fifth Ashes 2013-14 Test at Sydney. Rogers has now scored all of his last three hundreds batting during the second innings of the match.
Question marks were being raised on Rogers's form, but this century in difficult situations will earn him more time in Australian colours for sure.
Rogers rode his luck on his way to the century, when he had edged a delivery off Dale Steyn. The umpire gave it not out, and the South Africans didn't review it. Since that hiccup, he batted without giving anymore chances, while wickets tumbled at the other end.
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Poor House Farm Barn
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Wedding: 11/3/2012
We had our November wedding at this venue. It is in the middle of a park. The park is open to the public but you can pay to have the whole park for the day as well. For us, it wasn't a big deal for others to be at the park during our reception. The landscaping is lovely with a pond, bridge, geese, ducks and of course the beautiful barn. The stone barn has wooden floors, old beams, and window alcoves. The venue provides tables and chairs. There is a refrigerator, but no running water. The bathroom is located in a building beside the barn since the park is open to public. This wasn't a problem for us either. The biggest problem was that there is a second smaller room that can be used for serving a buffet. Guests are not allowed to be seated there at this time. Good thing....because there was no heat in that room. It was definitely chilly in there! Our caterer and bartender were in winter coats. At this time there is no air conditioning although it is in the plans in the near future. The beams are decorated with lights that add an ambiance. There is also a balcony off the main room. We rented the barn for the entire day and were then able to get it for the previous day as well at half price. We were able to decorate and hold our rehearsal dinner there too. We absolutely loved this venue for our wedding reception and received lots of compliments.
Wedding: 9/1/2012
I had my wedding there on Sept. 1st 2012. The location was gorgeous, and there were so many places there to take pictures. We had about a hundred people there and at the last minute it rained right before our ceremony and we had to move the ceremony indoors. I was surprised that we had enough space for everyone with very little effort. The grounds there are very pretty. My only two complaints are that the bathrooms are typical park bathrooms and detached from the barn and that they charged us 400 bucks to get in the night before to decorate even though they didn't have anything going on there that night. But overall the cost was great. We paid 800 for the barn and the grounds for the whole day.
Wedding: 6/23/2012
The place was beautiful, and everyone commented on how pretty it was. It's a renovated barn, and you can fix it anyway you like it! You can also use the greenspace outside at a price. It doesn't have air conditioning, but it has fans. They clean after every wedding, so you don't have to worry about that. You can ask for as many chairs as they can accommodate. We had our ceremony and reception there. It was beautiful!
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This St. George's resort is located by the sea, nestled on the beach a short distance from Morne Rouge Beach, Grand Anse Beach, and Spiceland Mall. Also nearby are Le Marquis Shopping Complex and Portici Beach.
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In addition to a full-service spa, Mount Cinnamon Grenada features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Dining options at the resort include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the resort's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge.
Business amenities at this 4-star property consist of a business center, limo/town car service, and meeting rooms. This beach resort also offers spa services, a children's club, and barbecue grills. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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- Cable TV service
- Complimentary bottled water
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Climate control
- Coffee/tea maker
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Designer toiletries
- DVD player
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board
- Kitchen
- In-room massage available
- Premium bedding
- Refrigerator
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Second bathroom
- Separate sitting area
- Shower only
- Sofa bed
- Room service (limited hours)
Eat and drink
Mount Cinnamon Grenada has a restaurant on site.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Recreational amenities at the resort include an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Rafting nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Kayaking on site
- Parasailing on site
- Rowing or canoeing on site
- Sailing on site
- Scuba diving on site
- Snorkeling on site
- Surfing/boogie boarding on site
- Tennis on site
- Tennis lessons on site
- Volleyball on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
The onsite spa has massage/treatment rooms. Services include facials and body treatments.
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
The fine print for Mount Cinnamon Grenada
When you arrive
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Special Instructions: Please contact the property ahead of time to make arrangements for check-in.
Your pets
Pets allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 21 years old.
Minimum guest age is 21
- Airport shuttle fee: USD 25.93 (one way)
- Late check-out fee: USD 185.19
We should mention
Children 16 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


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Brazil), Etnobotanica (Bolivia), Frente de Defensa de Amazonia (Ecuador),
ClearWater and various indigenous organizations within rainforest countries. We
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empowerment and ownership of the beneficiaries. Planning and implementation measures must be
conducted primarily by the beneficiaries as all programs and activities should
strengthen the peoples themselves.
The funding cycle begins at the end of October each year.
A promise.
In the first years of work, the Rainforest Foundation focused on the Amazon region of Brazil, per the promise made by Sting to the indigenous leader Raoni, of the Kayapó tribe, to help him and his people obtain legal rights to their traditional land.
This commitment was fulfilled in 1992, thanks to the generous contributions of people from all over the world. The physical demarcation of the Kayapó tribe's land was undertaken with the indigenous people themselves through the most modern technology.
In fulfilling the promise, the Rainforest Foundation became Rainforest Fund and broadened involvement in all of the world's rainforests.
The organizations jointly known as Rainforest Foundation, founded by Sting and Trudie Styler in 1989, have been supporting indigenous peoples and traditional populations of the rainforest in their efforts to conserve their land and defend their rights. In its first years of work, the Rainforest Foundation focused on the Amazon region of Brazil, as the very first action was a promise made by Sting to the indigenous leader Raoni, of the Kayapó tribe, to help him and his people obtain legal rights to their traditional land. The promise was fulfilled in 1992. Since our beginning, programs have been developed throughout Brazil in multi-ethnic indigenous territories and then diversified by initiating new countries such as Belize, Cameroon, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Guyana, Honduras, Indonesia, Madagascar, Mexico, Nicaragua, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela. Our approach has always been one of supporting on the ground projects initiated and carried out by local non-governmental organizations and indigenous groups, dealing with land rights, community organization, forest protection and resource inventories, as well as legal support, human rights protection, campaigning and advocacy.
With the experience gained during years of work, the Rainforest Foundation as a whole developed even more professional and consistent programs, expanding in Africa through the specialization of RF UK, in Asia through the expertise of RF Norway, and the Americas where RF US broadened its involvement and expertise. In 2014, our work continues with many of the multi-year projects mentioned above, with a particular focus on extractive industries.
The Rainforest Fund is a charitable foundation dedicated to the support of indigenous peoples and traditional populations in their efforts to protect their environment and fulfill their rights.
We are convinced that accepted environmental and human rights principles embody the right of everyone to a secure, healthy and ecologically sound environment, and that environmental degradation leads to human rights violations such as the right to life, health and culture.
The Rainforest Fund bears in mind the universality, indivisibility and interdependence of all human rights, and carries out its mission by:
Funding programs and projects aimed at supporting indigenous peoples and traditional populations of the rainforests to assert their rights, to promote a sustainable development of their communities and to challenge governmental practices that have a damaging effect on their environment.
There are over one million forest-dwelling Indians in South America, several hundred thousand Pygmies in African forests, and hundreds of different indigenous communities living in the forests of Papua New Guinea, Borneo, The Philippines, Malaysia, Burma and Thailand.
Only these peoples, after centuries of adaptation, have learned how to deal with their environment without destroying it.
For over two decades, the Rainforest Fund has been supporting these indigenous and tribal communities helping them to defend their rights and protect their environment and land.As a matter of principle and good governance, the RFUND will grant only 80% of the total budget of the project. Projects shall preferably have one year duration, will be assessed year by year, and will not go beyond a third year in order to avoid dependency.
We strengthen and support local civil organizations and forest communities' rights to their land, resources and protection from harmful effects from palm oil extraction.
Brainforest – In its third year of funding, the Community Legal Fieldworkers project will continue only in Gabon as we have suspended activities in CAR due to the internal conflict that has been occurring since spring 2013. This year in Gabon, the main project's focus is heightening the training and the securitization of CLFWs within indigenous communities. Last year, 2013, 40 paralegals were trained throughout Gabon and CAR, over 2000 people participated in community meetings with 1500 either training or trained; and, 15 birth certificates for children in Gabon have been acquired.
Brainforest and Forum Pour la Gouvernance et des Droits de L'homme (FGDH) – This project is in its second year of funding and aims to mitigate the negative impacts from palm oil development on rainforest communities by seeking greater transparency and awareness amongst decision makers. The main goal this year is to strengthen the advocacy and communication strategies of our partner organizations to curtail the negative effects of palm oil expansion while protecting indigenous communities from planned activities.
Envrionment, Ressources Naturelles et Development (ERND) – This is a new project that seeks to rescue the Batwa indigenous people who are in the middle of a legal case regarding their rights to their lands and resources. It is anticipated that the indigenous peoples' rights will be sidelined so this project seeks to prepare themselves to present their complaint to the African Commission on Human and People's Rights.
We provide integral support to groups in Papua New Guinea and Indonesia who fight for the recognition of their rights to exist and to control their land.
The Bismarck Ramu Group – In its fourth year of funding, this project aims to continue to advance community development though networking, training and media based on PNG's five constitutional principles: Integral human development; Equality and participation; National sovereignty and self-reliance; Natural resources and environment; and, Papua New Guinean Ways. This project is being supported this year, in part, by funds raised at the Ormeley Dinner in London.
Paradisea – This project focuses on establishing "green corridors" within the Bird Head Peninsula of New Guinea in order to prevent deforestation that has occurred throughout Indonesia but has yet to reach this particular location. The green corridors would be established between nature reserves where indigenous communities seek to secure their rights to manage the forest sustainably.
In Brazil, Panama, Peru, Boliva and Ecuador our projects support land protection and monitoring; right to water; natural resource management; and indigenous children education.
Equipe de Conservção da Amazônia (ECAM) – This year, ECAM will work with the Tembe indigenous peoples in the state of Para to establish and implement a Life Plan according to their needs as expressed by them. The project will utilize methods similar to those enacted with the Surui Tribe in past years that were so successful; including the development of a vigilance plan, cultural map, ethno-environmental diagnostic survey and ethno-zoning process.
CGTCEW and CNPW – This project is in its fourth year of funding and seeks to title 4 Embera and Wounaan collective lands, corresponding to more than one million acres, and to implement participatory land management plans in order to consolidate rights and establish a solid base for sustainable development.
Quechua Federation of the Upper Pastaza (FEDIQUEP) and Solsticio – In its third year of funding this project seeks to continue to enhance the organizational strengthening of the Quechua federation so that better monitoring of their territory is possible.
AIDESEP – Emergency funding supports the legal cases of indigenous leaders
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EJECUTOR DEL CONTRACTO DE ADMINISTRACION (ECA RCA) – This project focuses on strengthening traditional governance, assessing environmental risks to the Amarakaeri communal reserve through a participatory diagnostic and implementing a community monitoring program
WATER PROJECT In Sucumbíos and Orellana, we continue our commitment to bringing clean and potable water to mestizos and indigenous communities who have been affected by oil pollution for decades. We are expanding the work with our partners Frente de Defensa de la Amazonia and ClearWater to install 800 more rainwater purification and storage systems. This year, the projects will build over 500 rainwater tanks!


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Illinois Trophy Buck Outfitters is forming a new hunting club for the 2009/2010 Illinois hunting season and beyond that will consist of 20 club members total per year. The club
is offering partial and full memberships. The club will have many benefits which will include lodging, over 1000 acres of continuous ground located in Jersey County along the Illinois River. The property is very diverse and has some agriculture, deep hollows, mature timber, bluffs, standing crops and foodplots; a full time guide will be available to help all club members with stand placement and recovery and field dressing of your deer.
ILTBO Hunt club will only allow 5 members per week in camp to hunt. This will keep low pressure on all the properties. We are currently in negotiations with the landowner for a long term lease commitment of 10 years and working on the bylaws, club rules and membership fees at this time. The club membership will be priced accordingly and within most hunters' budget. Please feel free to email us at
Partial Memberships
A partial membership will consist of 3 weeks of archery hunts, an October hunt, a November hunt and late season December or January hunt along with a week of spring turkey hunting and shed horn/moral mushroom hunting.
Full Memberships
: A full membership will consist of a combination of 3 weeks of archery, an October hunt, a November hunt and a late season hunt in December or January along with one of the 3 firearm seasons and a week of spring turkey hunting and shed horn/moral mushroom hunting.
The benefit of a partial yearly membership includes 3 weeks of guaranteed archery hunts along with fringe benefits. The benefits of a full yearly membership includes 3 weeks guaranteed archery hunts one of the 3 firearm/blackpowder seasons along with many fringe benefits. Out membership costs will be around the price of a hunt with the big outfitters in Illinois. One week of hunting with them or a year around membership with ITBO hunt club.
Any week of archery that is open and has no hunters or there are still spots available a paid member will be allowed to fill that opening which is included in their membership.
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