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Dr. Karen Clement-O'Brien, DNP, RN, the Director of the Center for Learning and Development (CLD) at Albany Medical Center (AMC), has been named Chair of the Nursing Division at Southern Vermont College. Although Dr. Clement-O'Brien will officially resume the Chair position on August 1, she will be on campus periodically before then for end-of-year student events and to participate in curriculum and new hiring decisions.
As Director of the CLD at Albany Medical Center, one of the region's largest academic health sciences center and hospital, employing more than 5,950 people, Dr. Clement-O'Brien provided direction to the organization for the assessment, development, implementation and evaluation of the learning needs of Medical Center workers. In this pivotal role, Clement-O'Brien facilitated many key initiatives responsible for improving quality processes and patient care outcomes.
Most recently, she participated in a leadership role in the design of manager development programs, the electronic health record education implementation, and various initiatives to promote the recruitment and retention of employees. She has been co-leader of the Joint Commission for the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations Human Resources Chapter. As administrator of the AMC Hospital Continuing Education Provider Unit Nursing, she promotes the ongoing development of the professional practice of nursing.
"We are delighted to welcome Dr. Clement-O'Brien to SVC to lead the Division of Nursing," said SVC President Karen Gross. "With her years of experience at Albany Medical as both a leader and an educator, and her doctoral training at Case Western Reserve University, she brings remarkable expertise to this position. She has a deep understanding of the skills needed by nurses to succeed professionally and a commitment to active and engaged learning. Our program, our students and our community will benefit greatly from her leadership."
Clement-O'Brien received her Doctor of Nursing Practice from Case Western University, a Master of Science in Nursing with a Medical Surgical Nursing/Teaching Concentration from Russell Sage College, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from SUNY/Plattsburgh and diploma of nursing from Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing. Her published works include Innovativeness of Nurse Leaders, co-authored with Joyce Fitzpatrick, PhD, RN, FAAN & Denise F. Polit, PhD (and appearing in the Journal of Nursing Management 2011), and Applying Medication Calculation Skills: A Dimensional Analysis Approach, co-authored with G. Lawler (1999).
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Winter Trails & Naturalist Tales Feb. 4
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University of Illinois Extension-Winnebago County will hold its second annual Winter Trails & Naturalist Tales event from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 4.
The event will be at Atwood Center, 2685 New Milford Road, Rockford.
Winter Trails & Naturalist Tales offers the public an opportunity to enjoy winter's beauty and learn more about the natural environment.
U of I Extension Master Naturalists will guide participants through historic Atwood Park's woodland, prairie, river and marsh habitat during the "Winter Trails" Winter Ecology Snowshoe Hike, while "Naturalist Tales" will be shared by two distinguished naturalists, Dr. Richard King of Northern Illinois University and Scott Elrick of the Illinois State Geological Survey.
Dr. King will share his experiences with the successful recovery and delisting of the previously endangered Lake Erie watersnake in his presentation titled "Conservation of Midwestern Amphibians and Reptiles: Challenges and Successes." Elrick will reveal an unprecedented view of ancient forest life during his presentation "Snapshot in Time — Geologic Secrets of Danville's Fossilized Forest," as he describes the 300-million-year-old fossilized forest found in the roof of an underground coal mine near Danville, Ill.
Program fee is $30, which includes a chili lunch, two keynote speakers, one guided outdoor hike and snowshoe rental (weather permitting). To register, visit http://web.extension.illinois.edu/jsw or call (815) 986-4357.
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This has turned into such a yearly showdown since that intercepTD.
It should be a good test for both teams, with a five-point spread thus far.
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Bay Sands Seafront Studios is a beach motel in Paihia.
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Ron Brownstein has responded to pieces by Karl Rove, Michael Gerson, and me regarding the Pew Research Center survey indicating that, in Pew's words,
For all of his hopes about bipartisanship, Barack Obama has the most polarized early job approval ratings of any president in the past four decades. The 61-point partisan gap in opinions about Obama's job performance is the result of a combination of high Democratic ratings for the president – 88% job approval among Democrats – and relatively low approval ratings among Republicans (27%).
Brownstein doesn't dispute the Pew poll or its data; he simply goes to great length to try to mitigate its unambiguous conclusion. His response can best be characterized as, "Yes, but…"
Several of the points Brownstein makes are legitimate. For example, Obama still maintains significant support among independents — though according to Gallup, Bush's support among independents was by the end of April 2001 slightly higher than Obama's is right now.
Still, in several respects, Brownstein's analysis is either incomplete or simply wrong. For example, what Brownstein doesn't say, but what is highly relevant, is that according to the Gallup Poll, Obama has lost 16 points of support among Republicans since his Inauguration. President Bush actually gained 5 points in approval among Democrats (from 32 percent to 37 percent) between his Inauguration and early April. In fact, it wasn't until Gallup's September 19-21, 2003 poll — more than two-and-a-half years after he took office — that Bush's support among Democrats fell the equivalent of a 16-point drop in support from his Inauguration.
The truth is that Obama started his presidency with fairly strong support among Republicans (above 40 percent according to Gallup). This complicates Brownstein's claim that the GOP has "contracted" in a way that made support for Obama extremely unlikely because it is a party "dominated by conservatives." In fact, a dozen weeks ago, in a party "dominated by conservatives," Obama had substantial support from Republicans. That has been squandered.
Where Brownstein veers into error is when he claims, "Obama is displaying more of an open door to diverse viewpoints than Bush did at any point after his first few months in office" and that "continuing to seek common ground with a broad range of interests" is the best way for Obama to reopen political fissures in America.
In fact, Obama's governing approach so far has been polarizing. He has made no effort to "seek common ground" with Republicans. He has shut them out of the legislative process, whether we're talking about his stimulus package, his budget, culture of life issues, or almost anything else.
Another claim made by Brownstein is simplistic and perpetuates an urban myth; namely, that the strategy Rove helped design "reduced the party to its absolute conservative nub." In fact, Bush pursued in office almost every one of the initiatives he laid out in the 2000 campaign, when he ran as a "different kind of Republican" — including two enormously consequential domestic programs, No Child Left Behind and Medicare Prescription Drugs. Bush also championed immigration reform but was defeated, in large measure because of conservative opposition. And Bush did more for the African continent — including his AIDS and malaria initiatives — than any other American president. It's also worth noting that from the 2000 to the 2004 election, Bush increased his support among women, Hispanics, Asians, African Americans, and Jewish voters. This is hardly the result of a "base strategy."
It's true that Bush lost support among independent and moderate voters over the course of his presidency; much of the reason for that was the Iraq war — a war, it's worth pointing out, which had substantial bi-partisan support when it began. But because for several years the war was going badly, it inflicted enormous damage on Bush's popularity. It's also worth pointing out that what is probably the most impressive moment of the Bush presidency was his support of the surge in Iraq — which was done in the face of enormous odds and contributed at least temporarily to further polarization in American politics. Which leads to my final point.
I have never been one who believes that polarization per se is bad. The question to ask is this one: Polarization for what purpose? Polarization in the pursuit of justice is worth it. Indeed, many of the most revered figures in American history — Lincoln, FDR, Martin Luther King, Jr., and Ronald Reagan among them — were viewed in their time as tremendously polarizing and divisive figures. In Great Britain, the same can be said of Churchill and Thatcher.
It is Barack Obama who made post-partisanship and ending polarization central to his candidacy, perhaps more than any other figure in our lifetime. Because he had such a thin record on which to run, it was key to his appeal. Obama is the one who set the standard; it's only fair to judge him by it.
In 2003, Brownstein wrote, "Bush's determination to satisfy his base… has led him to shelve almost entirely the bipartisan deal-making skills he demonstrated as Texas governor; he's allowed the congressional GOP majority to exclude Democrats from negotiation on major bills."
Obama has done this on the Democratic side to a greater extent than Bush at comparable points in their presidency (as Rove points out, among Bush's first appointments were Democratic judicial nominees who had been blocked by Republicans under President Clinton, the Bush White House joined with Democratic and Republican leaders to draft education reform legislation, and Bush worked with Republican Charles Grassley to cut a deal with Democrat Max Baucus to win bipartisan passage of a tax cut in the Senate). I only hope that Brownstein uses the same standard for Obama that he applied to Bush. So far, he hasn't.


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Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - Derrick Rose scored 36 points and dished out 10 assists, and the Bulls solidified their hold atop the Eastern Conference with a 113-106 win over the Toronto Raptors.
Chicago moved three games clear of Miami for first in the conference. The Bulls, winners of three straight and seven of eight, have just six games left. The next two are at home - against Phoenix and Boston.
Carlos Boozer tallied 18 points and 10 rebounds for the Bulls, who were without forward Joakim Noah for a third straight game. He's been sidelined due to a sprained right ankle. Luol Deng added 17 points.
"He was amazing on both sides," Boozer said of Rose. "Defensively, he got big plays, big blocks. I don't think I've seen him that active on both sides. It was amazing to see and he did a good job at leading us tonight."
DeMar DeRozan and Jerryd Bayless each had 26 points for Toronto, which lost its sixth in a row.
DeRozan's layup had the visitors within 102-98 with 2:30 left, but Rose then created an opportunity by dribbling into the lane before finding Kyle Korver for a three-pointer from the right corner.
The two connected a short time later, but in an unconventional way. Rose lost the ball as the shot clock was about to expire, but in a flash got it to Korver for a right baseline shot with 62 seconds left.
That expanded the lead to 107-100 and the Bulls held on from there, thanks in part to a 9-of-9 performance from the foul line in the last quarter. They were 26-of-28 for the game. That included a 13-of-14 effort from Rose.
"He's being an overall great player and that's what an MVP is. I think he should be it and I can't speak highly enough about him," Bayless said of Rose.
The Bulls were up 25-19 after one quarter and led throughout the second before going to the locker room with a 53-43 advantage.
The Raptors finally came to life in the third, a period that saw Bayless scored 14 points. DeRozan's three-point play tied it at 74, but Chicago scored the next seven, capped by a Deng three. It was 83-75 going to the fourth.
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If all you did was listen to political rhetoric about the green economy, including statements we heard during last night's presidential debate, you would probably conclude that support for green jobs is divided along party lines. However, a new report released by DBL investors proves that this is not true. Outside Washington, governors and mayors from both traditionally "red" and "blue" states are recognizing the potential of the clean economy to bring jobs to their states. Read More
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What's your first impression when you walk into a Walmart store? I'd bet you would hone in on the Halloween bags of M&Ms on sale and not the solar panels on the roof. And yet, 144 Walmart stores across the country have gone solar, lighting the aisles for more 12 million Americans each month with clean energy. Read More
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Last week, UCS released a report analyzing the renewable energy investments that California's 10 largest publicly owned utilities (POUs) made towards the state's first Renewables Portfolio Standard (RPS) goal, which encouraged POUs to source 20 percent of their electricity from renewable sources like the wind and sun by 2010. The RPS was expanded in 2011 and now requires all utilities to reach 33 percent renewables by 2020. Read More
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Last week, the California Public Utilities Commission released a report tracking the progress of the California Solar Initiative. This program, more commonly known as the "CSI," offers customers of the three largest investor-owned utilities in California—Pacific Gas and Electric, Southern California Edison, and San Diego Gas and Electric—incentives to install solar panels on rooftops. The CSI is the largest solar program in the country and aims to install 1,940 megawatts (MW) of solar generation capacity by the end of 2016. Read More
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"Imagine if you will, sitting down to your morning coffee, turning on your home computer to read the day's newspaper. Well it's not as far-fetched as it may seem..."
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That's not the internet. It's
That's not the internet. It's not even DARPANET or ARPANET or BITNET or USENET. It's not even FIDONET. That's something more like a BBS that was run by newspapers.
The internet will we know, even on a preweb basis was still in the making and something different.
"20 cent street addition" and
still profitable. Now it's $2 and they can hardly afford to keep stocking a physical copy. How is that for inflation? ~7% a year for 33 years. Yikes.
7% a Year for 30 Years
....would have been a fantastic rate for a home mortgage back then.
Whaddaya do when the mortgage is FINALLY paid off???
HAVE a PARTY!!....BURN the MORTGAGE!!
.....in this case they "burn" the newspapers....and it has filtered down into a digital "paperless" society; phone bill, cable bill, insurance payments are all online and paperless.
Who'd have known? Who'd have guessed?
"Beyond the blackened skyline, beyond the smoky rain, dreams never turned to ashes up until.........
...Everything CHANGED !!
*News Flash* Richard Halloran owns home computer lol
I Recall those days, I was 18
And I think I can actually say that I explored the WHOLE internet, that is once upon a time. And greatly anticipated each new baud speed...When 28,000 and then 32,000 and then 56,000 came, we were in HEAVEN. lol
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I remember reading about Minitel in the late seventies
Interesting read
Rob - this is awesome
I recently watched the documentary 'For Liberty' again, about the 2008 Ron Paul campaign, and there is a guy in in explaining what "Meet Up" is. It gave me a similar feeling, but the hairstyles weren't as weird.
Two hours to download the whole paper! At $5 per hour! But you get the whole thing, except for pictures, ads and the comics. lol.
Thanks. That was great.
I found an interview with the guy...
I found an interview from 2009 with the guy who said, "We're not in it to make money. We're probably not going to lose a lot but we aren't going to make much either."
Pretty interesting how he out witted the NYT and WP!
I'm a serial entrepreneur and liberty activist from Texas!
"It's not as far-fetched as you might think."
Enjoyed it.
Makes me want to play Oregon Trail.
LOVED Oregon Trail!
I don't remember the context, but it came up the other day in one of my conversations!
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Number Munchers
I've seen that screen before!
My favorate game! I remember
My favorate game! I remember playing it in school during our computer lab free time. I hated Number Munchers. Do you remember the one where you were a fish in the ocean and had to choose if you were going to eat the different food that would swim by or choose to swim away? And sometimes an otter would snatch you. Can't remember the name.
Can't say that I do remember...
that one. Was it fun?
I vaguely remember Number Munchers, but we were free to play whichever game. I stuck with the Trail. I remember writing foul language on the epitaphs and thinking that I was getting away with something.
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I don't think my school had that one
Looks alright though. Did you enjoy it?
Remember the Tom Hanks movie Big? If I recall, it started out with him (or his child actor counterpart) playing some type of old DOS wizardry game.
Loved "Big"!
My favorite line from it was said by the "big kid's" co-worker: "Listen, what are you trying to do? Get us all fired? You've gotta slow down. Pace yourself. Slowly! Slowly!"
Looking back, I see this as fighting back against the Federal Reserve: "Okay, so you're going to make us all slaves? Fine, you won't get what you're paying for."
Of course, I took the opposite lesson; I try to do more with less. For which I tend to be rewarded. And I sometimes receive the same admonition, but generally the person saying it doesn't say it for long, one way or another.
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It was the most pointless
It was the most pointless game ever. It was a second choice to OT. It was a fight to get OT because they didn't have enough to go around. Sometimes we were forced to play Number Munchers because they wanted us to learn something I guess.
Hunger Games
It's amazing how fast technology is moving. It'll be Hunger Games soon.
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These kids aren't helping at all:
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This should do the trick... Give it a try.
I remember when one of my friends first got internet
We would click on a link and then go outside to play for awhile hoping the page was worth viewing once we got back.
When I was in college,
my neighbor had an acoustic-coupling modem. Nobody else had a connection to the outside world, and we would gather in his dorm to play "on-line" games. (Edit: on a BBS, that is! Pre-Internet.)
We'd invariably get rowdy, and end the connection. The word for the activity became: "shhh!" :)
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Henry is a bit of a dreamer and not much of a talker.Then there's Chloe, who says what she thinks and knows how to turn a spectacular cartwheel.
This is the story of how one blueberry muffin makes all the difference.
Peter McCartys own experience as the middle child growing up in a large family inspired Chloe. He has written and illustrated several books for children, including Henry in Love, a New York Times Best Illustrated Book of the Year, in which Chloe makes her debut. He is also the author and illustrator of Hondo & Fabian, a Caldecott Honor Book and New York Times Best Illustrated Book of the Year, and its sequel, Fabian Escapes; T is for Terrible; Little Bunny on the Move; and Moon Plane, a Charlotte Zolotow Award winner. Peter lives with his wife and their two bunnies in Clinton Corners, New York.
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SINGAPORE, Jan 10 (IFR) - The Republic of the Philippines gave the market a boost as its bonds rallied on the break and closed the session at 101.00/101.25 after being priced at par yesterday.
The 4.2% USD1.5bn offering was the first 10-year dollar bond to be issued by the sovereign since 2010 and its first offshore transaction as an investment-grade issuer.
The strong performance capped a week when some USD11bn was issued across both high-yield and investment-grade markets. The week included a USD4bn jumbo deal by the Republic of Indonesia and represented the equivalent of half of all the issuance logged in January last year.
"We have taken this amount pretty well and the market is holding even as four other issuers are on the road," noted one trader in Singapore.
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The withdrawal of shorts hit Thai paper, which had been one of the favorite targets of bears recently. Most bonds from Thailand were 5bp/10bp tighter.
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Some of the Chinese bank paper, which was also under pressure earlier in the week, also was recovering earlier losses. The same was true for Indian financial institutions, although corporate paper was struggling to tighten because of the looming supply of an expected deal from ONGC Videsh next week.
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I was asking you a question to find some common ground regarding Paul, since he is the issue at hand. I asked you if you believe or don't believe that Paul changed his message of Christ when in front of different audiences?
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"obamacare" was sold on a lie and passed against the wishes of the majority of Americans.
To make matters worse, in an unprecedented move, the man who administers Medicare and Medicaid was appointed in a clearly obvious move to bypass the Constitutional provision for Legislative oversight.
You won't be keeping your healthcare and your doctor if you like them. There's going to be a single payer system complete with rationing. It was sold as "a robust public option" because that sounds so much better than death panel. However, if you listen to the words of the head of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, you'll see exactly where he stands on the subject.
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The strategy of hide and delay may have collapsed with a new Congressional Budget Office report that reveals that the current 10-year cost of ObamaCare is an astounding $1.76 trillion. That's nearly double the $900 billion President Obama told a special session of Congress on Sept. 9, 2009, that ObamaCare would cost. He also claimed the "plan will not add to our deficit."
The new projection is from 2013 to 2022, and when 2014 arrives and costs and taxes are in sync, the 10-year cost of ObamaCare is expected to be well in excess of $2 trillion. Fact is the administration has no clue and never had one concerning how much ObamaCare and its consequences would drive up costs, a fact grudgingly admitted to by Kathleen Sebelius, secretary of Health and Human Services, under questioning by Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis.
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All HCPL branches will close on Wednesday, December 24 at 5 PM and will be closed Thursday, December 25-Sunday, December 28. We will reopen on Monday, December 29 for regular hours.
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The United Space Alliance (USA) and The Friends of Freeman Library will be sponsoring two summer sessions of the USA LEGO Robotics Camp for children 7-11 years old. The sessions run for four weeks. The first session will be the Saturdays in June (4, 11, 18 and 25) and the second session will be the four Saturdays starting July 16 through August 6. Campers may choose a session from 1-2:30 pm or 3-4:30 pm.
Family Night, our Thursday evening storytime, now has a new name: Twilight Tales. We will have a great story, sing a song or two, and even play with a giant parachute. Children are welcome to come dressed in their comfy pajamas to enjoy the fun! Twilight Tales will be on Thursdays at 6:30 PM. Tickets are required, but they are free and available at the Kids Information Desk starting 30 minutes before the program. This week's theme will be opposites and shapes.
Get your calendars ready! We have several exciting programs planned in the Children's Department for Books Alive! Week - March 14-18. Books Alive! Week is sponsored by the Friends of Freeman Library. Each year during Spring Break, we have a special afternoon program in addition to our regularly scheduled storytimes. Our storytimes and Family Night will have a Spring theme this week. Here's a description of the Books Alive! Week programs.
Monday, March 14 - Movie Break 2:30 pm - Join us for a classic family movie. Snacks will be provided. Tickets are required. They are available from the Kids Information Desk starting 30 minutes before the program.
Tuesday, March 15 - 1:00-3:00 pm - Get your face painted, grab a balloon animal, and visit with Clifford the Big Red Dog. No tickets are required for this event.
Join us as we celebrate Mardi Gras during Toddler and Preschool storytimes February 28-March 2. We will have a story, fingerplays, and a special surprise at the end of the storytime. Tickets are a required. They are free and available starting thirty minutes before the program from the Kids Information Desk. Don't miss out on the fun, cher!
Children will be raring for the Rodeo season to start after they see Storybook Opera's production Westward Ho, Carlotta! This music and story program is based on the children's book by Candace Fleming. It will be coming to Freeman Library on Friday, February 25 at 10:30 am. This is the story of diva, Carlotta Caruso, who heads out west singing at everyone she meets - including the villains! The program is designed for children from kindergarten to second grade age. Tickets are required. They are free and available at the Kids Information Desk when the library opens at 10:00 am on the morning of the program.
Join us for a special Wonderful Wednesday on February 16 at 4:30 pm. This afterschool program is held twice a month on the first and third Wednesdays. It is designed for school-age children five to twelve years old. The first Wednesday is usually movie day. The third Wednesday is a craft or special program day. This Wednesday we'll be having a D.E.A.R. (Drop Everything And Read) program for children. This program encourages children to read and talk about what books they are reading. The children can grab some snacks, pick up some cool bookmarks, and get some tips from the librarians about what to read next! The children will need a ticket for this program. They are free and available at the Kids Information Desk starting thirty minutes before the program.
Get ready for Valentine's Day by joining us for Valentine's Day themed storytimes this week. The Toddler Time, Preschool, and Family Night programs will all feature Valentine's Day stories and a craft. So you can celebrate Valentine's Day to your heart's content.
Also, you still have a few more days to show how much you love Texas libraries. We have cards that you can fill out to let your state representative know your library love story. The cards will be collected through Thursday, February 10.
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Children and families are in for a treat in February when Houston Grand Opera brings two Storybook Opera programs to Freeman Library. These programs are designed for children of kindergarten through second grade age. They use music to tell the stories behind two favorite storybooks: Opera Cat by Tess Weaver and Westward Ho, Carlotta by Candace Fleming.
The first program will be Opera Cat on Tuesday, February 1 at 1:30 pm. Opera Cat is the story of a cat named Alma who loves to sing. Alma takes center stage on opening night after her mistress, Madame Soso, comes down with laryngitis.
Looking for something fun to do with your toddler this Friday morning? Come to the Children's Department at Freeman for the Toddler Open Gym from 10:00 am to 11:00 am. We'll have educational toys, puppets, puzzles and other fun things for you and your toddler to enjoy. You won't need tickets for this event. Just come and enjoy yourselves. Check out a few books while you're here.
Home schooled children who have read at least 5 of the 2010-2011 Bluebonnet Books are encouraged to come cast your vote for your favorite 2010-2011 Bluebonnet Book!
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Envision yourself driving through a private neighborhood within the Fig Garden area, and once you arrive at your destination, you are greeted by two rustic garden gates that leads to a private front courtyard with a pavered, landscaped pathway to The Garden House. Whether you are on a weekly business trip, seeing family or planning a vacation around the fantastic 3 National Parks or lake regions near Fresno, The Garden House is a perfect place for you to relax and spend private time. The Garden House is a large (approximately 800 square feet), cozy studio apartment decorated in a beach motiff, which includes: bedroom/sitting area with king size bed, full bath & shower, fully equipped kithcen (stove/oven, microwave, full size refrigerator & complete set of cooking utensils). The family room area is fully equipted with 47' large screen HDTV, BluRay player and new sleeper sofa with oversized chair. The Garden House is detached from the main house to provide complete privacy, and includes the use of one of the enclosed garage spaces.
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Hi! My name is Deni, and I am the owner of this beautiful home in Fresno, California. The Garden House is a separate building on a 1/2 acre lot. This is a custom designed home by a famous architect, Cliff May, who designed the original California Ranch House. I spend my days painting in my on-site studio, as well as riding and exercising my horse, Skyy. Most days you will find me working in my garden. Everyone that has stayed in the Garden House has considered it a second home and me a lifelong friend.
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This beautiful California Ranch House sits on a half acre lot full of trees and gardens. My guests have a private courtyard, complete with comfortable outdoor furniture and barbecue. My home is a separate structure which gives you total privacy. The garden house has a two car garage attached to it, and is used by my guests. This month I added a new stackable washer and dryer for your convenience. The neighborhood I live in is called Fig Garden, and the shopping village is nearby with a lot of great stores, both local boutiques as well as the mainstays like The Gap, Chico's, Coldwater Creek and Eddie Bauer. There are a couple of dog parks nearby, for those of you traveling with pets.
The Garden House is not only cozy, but very private. When you stay at a major brand hotel, you are staying in my opinion, at a very sterile and commercial environment. When you stay at The Garden House, you can relax like you are at your home, but without all of the constant distractions. So imagine getting out of your car and entering the large two gates into the private front courtyard, which is surrounded with a canopy of tall mature trees, making your way to your private getaway, The Garden House. As soon as you hit the gate, you know YOU ARRIVED AT A SPECIAL PLACE!!!
The Garden House is nestled in an established residential area of Fig Garden in Northwest Fresno, and is a fantastic launching pad to day trips to Yosemite National Park, Kings Canyon National Park and Sequoia National Park. In addition, there are fantastic lakes nearby such as Bass Lake, Huntingtion Lake, Shaver Lake or Millerton Lake for boating, sailing, skiing and/or fishing.
Or if you would like to explore the Central California coastal communities of Morro Bay, Carmel/Monterrey, Pismo Beach or Cayucos they are just a short 2 hour drive away. On your way to the Central Coast, tour the wine cellars surrounding Paso Robles.
Also Fresno is home to the Fresno State Bulldogs and its successful baseball, basketball and football programs at the highest NCAA level. Or if you want to play a round of golf their are over 10 golf courses within a half hour drive or less, with the challenging Fig Garden Golf Course only 5 minutes away that is open to the public.
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Barcelonetta is just getting better.
Situation is very very good. Five minutes walk tout beaches, vive minutes walk for Métro. It is easy to go to Centre by walk. Genius situation.
We were on first floor, next to the street... We have to stay in the dark (almost) .. Next time I will appreciate second floor or third.
Location is great, close to the beach and resturants around by.
If you prefer a quiet room, it is not for you definitely.. First floor, street side, even when you close the window, still.. After switch on the air conditioning , even worse.. Too noisy .. It is should be repaired ..
Great aircon ,wifi was really good,Nice little french balcony,fridge ,hairdryer,good location,5 minuts to The beach and supermarket
A little bit small bed for two..
Loved virtually all of it!! Great neighborhood, access to metro, La Rambla and great areas for shopping/cafes, beaches, etc. Great kitchen set up. Appreciated having a washing machine. Will definitely return!
Wifi was spotty, couldn't consistently retain access.
The poximity to the beach was fantastic to get some sea and sun every day. The landlady was extremely helpful and made herself available on her mobile even late in the evening! The fact that a Spar and a fruit and veg store are just down the road made it even more perfect. Cherry on top were the multitude of restaurants of different cuisine styles. Not only would I recommend it - I am sure to go there again next time I plan a trip to Barcelona.
The only and really the only minus is that the street can be loud due to the area being a lovely go out place on the weekend, but that is also nothing a couple of earplugs can't fix
Freestanza was terrific about communicating before arrival. They even arranged reliable transportation form the airport to the apartment. It couldn't have been easier for a first-time visitor to Barcelona. The apartment is located in the beach community, so an easy walk to the beach. Even easier to walk into the heart of Barcelona communities.
You'll want to stay on the second floor or higher to avoid street noise late at night. The front door has a loud echo up the stairwell when it is closed.
The location of the apartment is perfect if you want to be close to the beach (15 min walk) and visit Barcelona (both bus and metro stations are closeby). Marqueta was very helpful and gave us useful tips regarding visiting this beautiful city.
Wi-fi signal didn't work very well in the room upstairs.
Very good location. house is very close to metro and beach. Room is clean and large enough.
There is not enough space to put your Luggages. And showers door can not be closed and when you open it you see water all around bathroom. Its discussing
Excellent location for both culture and beach time.Character and quaint surroundings.Very friendly lady on arrival who was helpful and informative.Comfy bed and good shower.All in all a little gem of a find.
Very helpful and informative property manager. Comfortable clean accommodation in great location. Kettle and hair dryer supplied.
Room was a little small for us and had no fridge. When we return, we will book a studio at same address.
Staff excellent. Pretty close to town in a unique beach area. Good Value that has all you need.
Facilities pretty basic but all there. A lot of steps and very small room.
Close to lots of restaurants and bars in a narrow side street between the beach and port. Spacious room with kitchen area and en suite toilet including a good shower. Fridge and table seating area were particularly useful. Our room was on the first floor with a small balcony. Metro and bus stops were only a few minutes walk with good connections all over the City. About a 10 minute walk to the start of the old town. Lots to explore in walking distance.
Location was great, close to the metro barceloneta. The place was right for the price. Marketa is nice.
Location very good. Apartment very clean.
Apartment was a bit basic. Bathroom should have an extracter fan. More hanging space like coat hooks on back of doors needed.
Very handy to beach, restaurants, and metro.
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