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The Caribbean's 10 Best Luxury All-Inclusive Resorts
Check out our new top picks for the best all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean for 2013. And find out which Caribbean resorts won a Fodor's 100 Hotel Award in 2013!
If you're going to a Caribbean Island, the chances are good that you're looking for a way to take a break from daily life. To unplug, as it were, and reset. Fortunately, there's an easy way to achieve this most worthy goal: an all-inclusive resort, where you won't need to think about a thing once you arrive. And if you're looking for a touch of luxury? Well, the Caribbean's got that too. From James Bond hideouts to family-friendly retreats, these luxury properties are worth every penny.
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Multigenerational Family Retreat
Curtain Bluff. An incomparable beachfront setting, impeccable service, diligent upgrading by attentive management, superb extras (free scuba diving and deep-sea fishing), effortless elegance: Curtain Bluff is that rare retreat that remains ahead of the times while exuding a magical timelessness. The lavish gardens and legendary 25,000-bottle wine cellar bespeak late owner/founder Howard Hulford's passions, which management is continuing and the loyal multigenerational clientele (yes, families are coddled) shares. Some might find Curtain Bluff stuffy and country-clubby, but guests merely respect one another's privacy. Everyone eventually emerges for exceptional Continental dining and dancing to live bands in the lovely alfresco restaurant, where chef Christophe Blatz also gives cooking and wine-pairing classes. The elegant waterfront spa exemplifies how Curtain Bluff remains a world-class resort that's a bargain in its class. Pros: luxury lodging; sublime food; beautiful beaches; incredible extras. Cons: some find clientele standoffish; lodgings atop bluff not ideal for elderly. www.curtainbluff.com
Recommended in the Forums: "I agree about Curtain Bluff in Antigua. It's wonderful. You certainly get more in terms of service and amenities than Hermitage Bay and/or Galley Bay for what you pay. And although there are children, you don't trip over them." -- Naveron (more)
Explore Nearby: Nelson's Dockyard, the world's only Georgian-era dockyard still in use.
Something for Everyone
Almond Beach Village. Situated on an 18th-century sugar plantation north of Speightstown, the Village's 32 acres front a mile-long, powdery beach. Rooms and pools at the north end of the property, near a historic sugar mill, are reserved for adults; at the south end, junior and one-bedroom suites targeted to families with children are near special facilities for kids and teens. A plethora of activities—golf, sailing, waterskiing, shopping excursions to Bridgetown, an off-site Bajan picnic, and more—are all included. Not enough? Hop the shuttle to Almond Beach Club and enjoy the (adults-only) facilities there. Pros: family resort with certain areas for adults only; lots to do and all included; complimentary Bajan cooking lessons; sugar mill is a picturesque wedding venue. Cons: it's huge; some liken it to a holiday camp; more emphasis should be placed on room renovations and less on expansion. www.almondresorts.com
Recommended in the Forums: "My husband and I stayed at the Almond Beach Club on Barbados and it was AI, and we absolutely loved it. Wonderful beach and calm water. The people on that island were the most friendly people I have ever met in my entire life!" -- palmtree2384 (more)
Explore Nearby: Harrison's Cave, a limestone cavern complete with stalactites, subterranean streams, and a 40-foot underground waterfall.
Sailor's Playground
Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands
Bitter End Yacht Club. Sailing's the thing at this busy hotel and marina in the nautically inclined North Sound, and since the use of everything from small sailboats to kayaks to windsurfers is included in the price, you have no reason not to get out on the water. If you're serious about taking to the high seas, sign up for lessons at the resort's sailing school. Of course, if you just want to lounge about on the beachfront chaises or on your balcony, that's cool. There's a busy social scene, with guests gathering to swap tales at the hotel's bars. Rooms are bright and cheery, the decor leaning toward tropical colors. You can reach the Bitter End only by a free private ferry. Pros: lots of water sports; good diving opportunities; friendly guests. Cons: expensive rates; isolated location; lots of stairs. www.beyc.com
Recommended in the Forums: "For an even more "rustic" experience is actually staying on Virgin Gorda. We stayed at The Bitter End Yacht Club. Fabulous hillside villa overlooking the water with a true island feel to it. Almost like you are living outside but with all the amenities. Only issue with BEYC is that is is water-locked, so you have to travel by boat to get to other places on the island and you also will need to eat most of your meals at BEYC." -- waggie1218 (more)
Explore Nearby: The Baths, Virgin Gorda's most celebrated sight, where giant boulders are scattered about the beach and in the water.
Small and Classy
Little Cayman, Cayman Islands
Pirates Point Resort. Nestled between sea grape and casuarina pines on a sparkling sweep of palapa-dotted sand are 11 bungalow-style rooms, some air-conditioned, others swept by crosswinds through louvers. You'll likely become fast friends with effervescent owner, Gladys Howard, whose down-home welcome belies her upscale meals served with fine wines (not to mention heaping helpings of bon mots and bonhomie). Gladys trained with Julia Child, James Beard, and Jacques Pepin, as well as at the legendary Cordon Bleu in Paris, and still supervises everything with an eagle eye, while finding time to host weekly champagne parties on the verandah of her adjacent home and play dominoes after dinner. Somehow Gladys always wins, slamming tiles down with classic Caribbean vigor. Pros: fabulous food; fantastic beach; dynamic dive program; fun-loving staff and owner. Cons: everyone respects honeymooners' privacy; but this isn't a resort for antisocial types; tasteful rooms are fairly spare. www.piratespointresort.com
Explore Nearby: Point o' Sand, a secluded beach that's great for wading, shell collecting, and snorkeling.
Romantic Getaway
Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
Excellence Punta Cana. A sumptuous lovers' lair, this adults-only all-inclusive resort exudes romance and sensuality, with particular appeal to honeymooners or wedding parties. A gorgeous spa—with a Zen fountain, indulgent massages and other well-given treatments, plus hot-and-cold water tubs—attends to soothing body and mind. Honeymooners may appreciate round-the-clock room service, but if you're inclined to step out, there's a full range of activities and water sports to choose from, including private guided horseback rides. After a satisfying dinner and watching the nightly entertainment (The Michael Jackson Show rocks!), you can head to the disco or the casino, which is open only to hotel guests. Pros: adults-only getaway; gorgeous setting for weddings; waiter service at pool and beach. Cons: distant from shopping and other restaurants. www.excellence-resorts.com
Recommended in the Forums: "I've stayed at Excellence Punta Cana. It is an adults only resorts with great service and ala carte dining every night with no reservations necessary. It is about an hour away from the airport. There is nightly entertainment, but it is nothing great. There is a tiny casino and a disco also." -- schmerl (more)
Casual and Family-Friendly
Spice Island Beach Resort. Exquisite accommodations in dozens of gleaming white buildings extend along 1,600 feet of Grand Anse Beach. Beachfront "sea grape" suites are one step from the sand, and several luxury pool suites have private gardens and enormous swimming pools. Two suites are specifically designed for people with mobility problems. Enjoy water sports on the beach, play a game of tennis, or borrow a DVD from the library. A massage at Janissa's Spa is a special treat. Kids enjoy all-day activities at the Nutmeg Pod, which includes a nap room and a four seat Playstation room with kid-size recliner chairs. Pros: elegant and luxurious yet family-friendly and casual; perfect beachfront location; excellent service. Cons: the elegant, table d'hote dining experience every night, while included, may seem limiting—especially for long stays or for families with kids. www.spiceislandbeachresort.com
Recommended in the Forums: "Spice is nice. Actually it's wonderful, on a fine beach. Grenada is one of the most gorgeous islands anywhere--lush, tropical, nice people." -- xkenx (more)
Explore Nearby: Concord Falls, a series of waterfalls you can hike to.
Simple and Timeless
Pine Cay, Turks & Caicos
Meridian Club. You might feel unplugged when you step onto Pine Cay, since there is no TV, telephone, or traffic to be found on the tiny private island. The charm of this resort, which was built in the 1970s, is that it never changes; it prides itself on simplicity rather than celebrity. The simple beachfront cottages, most of the staff, and what is perhaps the world's smallest airport (in truth, a gazebo) have all stayed pretty much the same for years. On some nights, you can drive your golf cart to the runway for Drive-In Movie night. Pros: the finest beach in Turks and Caicos; rates include of some of the best food in the Turks and Caicos as well as snorkel trips. Cons: no TVs or phones, so you are really unplugged here; costly to get back to Provo for shopping or other Provo-based excursions or activities. www.meridianclub.com
Recommended in the Forums: "Meridian Club would be great, all inclusive . Fly into Provo, cab to Leeward and boat over to Pine Cay--just a bit longer to get there !! (Well worth it)." -- caribzack (more)
James Bond Hideout
Ocho Rios, Jamaica
Goldeneye. Whether you're a James Bond buff or just a fan of luxury getaways, this exclusive address 20 minutes east of Ocho Rios holds special appeal. Once the home of Bond author Ian Fleming, the estate is now one of the unique Island Outpost properties. The resort consists of Fleming's home, with three bedrooms and an outdoor bathroom, as well as a media room, kitchen, and its own private pool and beach. The 15-acre property includes the main house, complete with its own private pool and beach, and three villas tucked into the lush gardens, each with outdoor showers and lots of privacy. Plans call for the addition of more villas as well as a private residential section. Pros: unique and spacious accommodations; excellent food; plenty of privacy. Cons: remote location limited dining options; may be too quiet for some travelers. www.islandoutpost.com
Explore Nearby: It's part of the resort, but James Bond Beach is an attraction in its own right.
Remote and Picturesque
Palm Island Resort. Perfect for a honeymoon, rendezvous, or luxurious escape, this palm-studded resort offers five dazzling white-sand beaches, a calm aquamarine sea for swimming and enjoying water sports, nature trails for quiet walks, a pool with waterfall, sophisticated dining, impeccable service, and exquisite accommodations. Picture-perfect Casuarina Beach runs the entire length of the western side of the island. Choose a room in a beachfront cottage, a palm-view room in the garden, a plantation suite (ideal for families), or a beachfront island loft that's set on stilts. Pros: private and romantic; fabulous beach; great snorkeling right outside beachfront cottages 15 and 16; personal welcome by the general manager upon arrival at the dock. Cons: quiet nights (early to bed and early to rise); fairly isolated. www.palmislandresortgrenadines.com
Recommended in the Forums: "We have been to Palm Island in the Grenadines. It's about a 45 minutes flight. The food at PI is wonderful. Freshly caught seafood, locally grown vegetables, cheeseburgers, shrimp Angelique, shrimp skewers, pumpkin soup,etc. Plus afternoon tea with pastries, as well as cocktails and hors d'oeuvres before dinner at the bar." -- Knowing (more)
Healthy Retreat
St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
Wyndham Sugar Bay Resort & Spa. Though this terra-cotta high-rise is surrounded by palm trees and lush greenery, rooms and the walkways between them have a bit of a generic feel. However, the sixth and seventh levels of building D have spectacular ocean views. A complete renovation added plantation-style guest-room furnishings, plush carpeting, and marble-tile bathrooms. The beach is small, although the nearby pool is replete with waterfalls and colorful cabanas housing hair braiders and henna tattoo artists that make a day of lounging here idyllic. It's a 99-step hike from guest rooms, however. Health buffs enjoy the full-service spa and health club, as well as the outdoor fitness trail. If you're feeling lucky, head to the Ocean Club Gaming Center, where there are 95 video slot machines. Pros: gorgeous pool area; full-service spa on-site casino. Cons: some steps to climb; small beach; limited dining options. www.wyndham.com
Recommended in the Forums: "We found Wyndham Sugar Bay to be perfect in most ways. Lots of places to curl up and read a good book or just to let your thoughts drift. We were there with friends and got a cab for things like going to Charlotte Amalie to go through the shops, visit Red Hook and try various restaurants. The nightclub was vibrant, they did a fun game night and most of the food was tempting. Outstanding service and we had a great room. You can explore no matter where you stay, it's just that the Wyndham is not within walking distance to anything." -- Knowing (more)
Explore Nearby: Seven Arches Museum, a restored 18th-century home that is a striking example of classic Danish-West Indian architecture.
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Can someone create an updated list?
No offense but this article is VERY outdated.
Hey, kellweiss, "how you complied this list"?
I can't believe Peter Island didn't make the list. We went last year and it was spectacular
All great resorts but how can Mexico not even make the cut? Maroma Riveria Maya, El Dorado Royale, One and Only Palmilla. Look for the Valentin Riviera Maya and Iberostar Grand to be on the list for next year. And Half Moon offers more than Goldeneye for every guest. Goldeneye only has five rooms! Maybe after they expand. You may as well rent a private villa on a private island. It doesn't belong with the others and it doesn't make for interesting writing since it has been written about in every travel publication during the past twelve years. You should have included The Rock or Couples Negril. For St. Lucia nothing can touch Ladera or East Winds. And Stonefield Estates provides the most authentic, indulgent, and local Caribbean experience to be found anywhere. I agree with Excellence Punta Cana and the Bitter End Yatch Club. However, Almond Beach is wonderful but not the top ten it doesn't even make the top ten of the 110 resorts in Barbados on many lists. Why does it make your top 10 of all the Caribbean resorts? Would love to know how you complied this list!
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VI International Conference on Rare Diseases and Orphan Drugs (ICORD 2010): Global Approach to Accessibility in Rare Diseases, Orphan Drugs and Neglected Diseases , Thursday, March 18, 2010 - Saturday, March 20, 2010
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Description: For the first time, the VI International Conference on Rare Diseases and Orphan Drugs (ICORD 2010) was convened in the southern hemisphere in agreement with its aim of globalization of rare diseases research and orphan products development activities.
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Prep Time: 10 minutes
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active time10 minutes
total time40 minutes
Ingredients1 cup All Natural Quick Oats
8 Tbsp Creamy Peanut Butter
8 Tbsp Milled Golden Flax Seed
5.1 Tbsp Honey
1 tsp vanilla extract
PreparationStir all ingredients together in a medium bowl until thoroughly mixed. Let chill in the refrigerator for half an hour. Once chilled, roll into balls around 1" in diameter.
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The advantages of being portable
Since this is a portable program, it is important to mention that it doesn't leave any traces in the Windows Registry.
You can copy it on any USB flash drive or other devices, and take it with you whenever you need to conceal drive letters on the breeze, without having to go through installation steps.
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You are welcomed by a clean feature lineup that allows you to carry out most operations with minimal effort. Everything is kept as simple and clear as possible, so there's support for only a few dedicated parameters to tinker with.
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Hide Drive automatically detects all drives letters and displays them in the primary panel. What's more, you are allowed to select the drives that you want to conceal, check or uncheck all of them, as well as apply the current changes and exit the program.
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Reactions to the Arkansas race have been fascinating. See the theme of
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Editorial - The Message From Arkansas - NYTimes.com |
They may not have won, but discontented Democrats sent an important
message to the Obama administration on Tuesday by mounting an
unexpectedly strong primary challenge to Senator Blanche Lincoln of
Arkansas. For the White House to minimize the efforts of unions and
others who helped support that challenge suggests a tone-deafness to the
growing restlessness in the Democratic Party.
After Mrs. Lincoln narrowly defeated Lt. Gov. Bill Halter in the primary
runoff, a senior White House official told Politico.com that organized
labor had just wasted $10 million in its a**pointlessa** support of Mr.
Halter, money that could have been better spent against Republicans in
the November general election. David Axelrod, the presidenta**s senior
adviser, told The Washington Post that a**good progressive candidates
around the countrya** could have benefited from that money.
Within the cocoon of the White House, that sort of pragmatism may make
sense, but the unions had every right to spend their money as they saw
fit, and the White House should be paying attention to the signals that
were sent, not to the ones they wish they had heard.
Some of the anger toward Mrs. Lincoln is anti-incumbent sentiment, which
wea**ve seen in other races this year. But much of it was more specific.
Many on the left were unhappy with her for opposing a public option in
the health care law, for opposing bills making it easier to unionize and
for being more concerned about deficits than about stimulating the
economy and creating jobs.
Mrs. Lincoln battled back valiantly, propelled in part by her
surprisingly tough stance against big banks as the chairwoman of the
agriculture committee. But Mr. Halter got 47 percent of the vote in a
state that, as the Web site fivethirtyeight.com points out, has the
lowest fraction of union members in the country.
Clearly, many of the voters who complained that Democratic officials had
lost their phone number after being elected were also referring to
President Obama. Many Democrats dona**t understand why the
administration and Congressional leaders are giving in to trumped-up
Republican fears about the deficit and not doing more to revive the
economy. Rather than dismissing such concerns and ridiculing efforts at
change, the White House should consider just how powerful they have
become. There are virtues to pragmatism, but it should be in the service
of an underlying principle.
A version of this editorial appeared in print on June 11, 2010, on page
A30 of the New York edition.


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I am new to all this Podcast stuff. I download iTunes to listen to a few but I am still confused. I read more and more that htese are being used in schools and i would like to look in to this but have no idea where to start.
How are they created, posted, I notice this site has used them as well. IS there nayone that can point me to a idiots guide, or is there already somtihng on this site i have missed.
I am keen to look a this kind of stuff because my boss the Systems Manager has no interst at all in the curriuclum side of things , he spends all his time on the Mis stuff.
this page tells you how to do with with blogger and feedburner
Excellent............................now this may seem a stupid question but i am going to ask it.
I don't need a iPod to do tis do I? Can i use any recording to create my mp3 file.
can use any
basicly called podcasting due to adam curry and dave winer who created 'idea' of this (adam created first apple script to do it and then dave winer basicly invented rss and helped adam on using rss ) as only mp3 player back then was ipods and so name has stuck.
But can create mp3s on any machine and listen to them on anyway mp3 player
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Can you make a successful comedy entirely out of eccentric, marginally related episodes? "The Grand Budapest Hotel" proves it's possible, if you're Wes Anderson. As he wrote and directed it, you won't be surprised to learn that the edifice of the title is neither grand nor in Budapest nor even exactly a hotel when the film begins: A lobby sign reads "dental clinic."
Anderson, who created the story with Hugo Guinness, credits Stefan Zweig as his inspiration. Zweig, an Austrian Jew who committed suicide in 1942, wrote many novels and stories about Europe between the two World Wars. But Anderson's real inspiration seems to be the labyrinthine tales of Jorge Luis Borges.
Consider the opening setup. A young woman of the present walks into a park in the mythical Eastern European country of Zubrowka, holding a novel titled "The Great Budapest Hotel." She pins a token – perhaps a key? – to the statue of its dead author. We cut to a scene of that author (Tom Wilkinson) in the 1980s, speaking about events that led to his book.
Suddenly we're in the 1960s, as a younger version of the author (Jude Law) gathers material for it. He meets Zero Moustafa (F. Murray Abraham), courtly owner of the rundown Grand Budapest Hotel. As they sit in its cavernous dining room, the owner tells a long story about his youth as a lobby boy in the 1930s, training under the fastidious eye of concierge Gustave (Ralph Fiennes).
We might just as easily have started in the '30s. We didn't need all the buildup, except to establish a feeling of melancholy and lost grandeur the movie could have achieved later. But Anderson doesn't introduce any scene out of need; he acts entirely from whimsy, and the film has less emotional resonance than his other work.
We ping-pong among a hideous dowager (Tilda Swinton), her suspicious lawyer (Jeff Goldblum), her secretive French butler (Mathieu Amalric), her creepy son (Adrien Brody), the even creepier hit man who works for him (William Dafoe), prison inmates (led by Harvey Keitel) and a crack team of concierges who can bail each other out of any dilemmas (Bob Balaban, Bill Murray, Fisher Stevens, etc.).
Seeing Anderson stalwart Owen Wilson pop up behind a hotel desk, you may think, "He wouldn't give his old friend a part with just five lines." But he would. The only constants are Tony Revolori as young Zero (whom Anderson makes a bland non-character) and Fiennes, who has a grand time as the urbane, poetry-spouting, bisexual egotist who steals a priceless painting and goes on the run.
Is there a reason Zero's betrothed, a baker at Mendl's confectionery (Saoirse Ronan), has a birthmark in the shape of Mexico on her right cheek? Is there a reason the stolen painting should be replaced on its wall by a repulsive expressionist portrait of two women in flagrante delicto? No and no, except to make us shake our heads.
Anderson leavens the lunacy with a few acts of sudden and extreme violence or avert-your-face sex, which seem as extravagant as the rest of his notions. Perhaps they're in there to change the flavor of the humor, the way Mendl might put a bitter coffee bean in a chocolate torte to keep it from cloying us.
Production designer Adam Stockhausen, who worked on Anderson's "Moonrise Kingdom" in 2012, outdoes himself: The hotel in its prime looks like a painting on a box of marzipan 90 years ago, and each scene has a wealth of opulent period details. For a movie that's all about appearances and almost never about essences, he's Anderson's ideal collaborator.
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How to make your employees happy in your workplace and ultimately hang on to the best ones.
By Marty McGhie
The rewards don't have to be extravagant. For instance, our department managers have access to $25 gift certificates for a movie pass for two and some extra cash for popcorn and drinks. They can give those out randomly whenever they find someone doing a great job. It's amazing the amount of good will $25 can earn your business when it's spent in a positive way.
Create internal opportunities
Whenever possible, you should promote from within your organization. When a job opportunity opens up in your workplace, your employees will watch very carefully how you fill that position. Even the ones who are not applying for the position will have interest in who gets hired. All employees will be watching to see whether or not there are opportunities within the company to advance their careers – now or down the road. If someone is qualified (or very close to being qualified), it will serve you well to promote within. The positive effects of an employee being promoted to a higher position within your organization can't be overstated.
To that end, make sure that you always advertise internally all job openings in your company. And as various employees apply for job openings, ensure they all get the chance to go through the interview process, even if they might not be the best qualified.
Often, some employees might know that they aren't the most qualified; and they realize they probably won't be offered the position. But, they might be using this opportunity to make sure you, as a manager, are aware that they're very interested in moving up within the company as other opportunities arise. Don't blow that chance to have a positive discussion with them about their future by simply brushing them off because they might not have the qualifications right now. Instead, take the time to talk to them about their expectations and see if they are indeed aligned with the company's future. Doing so will let them know you value what they're currently bringing to the table, and that they'll be considered for future positions.
The long haul
I've never forgotten the lesson my accounting professor taught us that day all those year ago. Now, many years later, I couldn't agree with him more: Your company's employees truly are your most valuable assets. You can take a variety of actions to protect those assets – the trick is to ensure your shop's employees feel wanted, and that they wish to remain with your company for the long-haul.
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This course revolves around using custom post types and custom taxonomies to create separate buckets for separate types of content. These custom post types and custom taxonomies are defined in the functions.php file in the theme. The functions.php file is where core theme functionality is called or created and custom post types and custom taxonomies are core theme functionalities in WordPress. The problem with using custom post types and custom taxonomies is that since they are defined in the functions file for each theme, if you switch to a different theme, the post types and taxonomies disappear.
To avoid this we will create the custom post types and custom taxonomies in a separate file. This file can then be called with an Include function from within the functions.php file in the current theme, and can also be called from any of the other themes, if you're using those instead. I like to call this an obstruction layer. The first step in this process is to create the file where we are going to put all the functions to create the custom post types and custom taxonomies. So we will do that going into themes and then I will create a new file and call it posttypes. Click Finish and you will see it appears inside the themes folder rather than inside one of the actual themes.
Now that I have a file, I am going to put in some dummy content, so that we can see that it works. So I will simply go echo, so that it types out whatever I put in there, and I will say "Hello!", end the line, and end my php delimeter. Now if I save this and go back to my browser and reload the front page, you will see that nothing happens. That's simply because although we made the file, we haven't yet called it into the theme. So that's the next step.
I will go back and into my cooking theme folder. Like I said before, all functions inside WordPress live in a functions.php file inside the theme, so what we need to do now is create that file as well. So I will go to New, create a file, and create a file called functions.php that's saved under the cooking folder. So now we have a functions file that we will append next to the functions file from a parent theme. So we don't need to copy the functions from the parent theme over; all we need to do is add new functions inside here.
What we need to do first is to create a function that calls this posttypes.php file. The great thing about php is there's an actual function that does this for us and it's called include. So if simply say include and I only want it once, I will say include_once, and then we give URL to the file we want to include, it will work. Now theoretically, we should be able to just say ../ and then poststype.php to jump back one folder and then open posttype.php, but that's not going to work.
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Using this, we should now see that word Hello! appear inside our theme. So I will Save it, go back to my browser, Reload, and you will see Hello! appears here at the very top. That means our child theme now grabs the posttypes.php file living outside the child theme and appends it into the functions. Now just for ease-of-use, I've added this code into my code-snippets file, so you can simply go in here and copy that code out, if you can't remember that exact syntax.
Well, just to reiterate, it's include_ once, ABSPATH, which points to the core sites of where the site is. So it will be www.yoursite.com and then we append the rest of the address here. Although not technically necessary, placing custom post type and custom taxonomies functions in a separate abstraction layer or file makes it easier for you to move the functions to a different or even multiple themes without having to copy and paste or to make changes to the existing functions file.
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The North Oldham Little League 9-10-year-old softball all-stars team won the District 2 tourney over Valley Sports. Front row, from left, Sarah McCabe, Claire Babey, Kailey Smith, Makailyn Maikranz, Kelsey Kasisschke and Caelin Pate. Back row, Abigail Reynolds, Coach John Vorreiter, Brynna Richardson, Seneca O'Hara, Peyton Kidwell and Alexia Ganote. Not pictured are assistant coach Doug Snyder and Megan Snyder.
LOUISVILLE – Javanon '91 pushed its way into the U.S. Youth Soccer national championship game only to fall just short of Discoveries SC out of South Carolina 2-1 July 30.
The Javanon team had three Oldham County players – Jacob Kemper of Oldham County High School and North Oldham brothers Jordan and Paul Althoff.
CRESTWOOD – It came down to the tying run on third and winning run on first before the South Oldham Little League 10-year-old all-stars finally fell in the state championship game.
South fought to the East Daviess County all-stars out of Owensboro 5-4 in the title game in Richmond that took two days to play due to rain delays.
Name: Shelby Cohen.
School: Oldham County Middle School.
Sport: Soccer.
Age: 13.
Position: Midfielder.
Hometown: La Grange.
Accomplishments: Cohen, who will enter the eighth grade at OCMS this fall, is one of several middle school players who are expected to play a key role for the Oldham County High School girls' varsity soccer team this fall.
A midfielder, she is the youngest of three sisters to go through the Lady Colonels' program following in the footsteps of Rachael and Maggie, a senior on the OCHS team this year.
BUCKNER – The SON Soccer Invitiational will field another strong field again this year.
The tourney, hosted by the South Oldham, Oldham County and North Oldham high school girls' soccer programs, features a 12-team field with play starting Aug. 17 at all three local schools.
"It's a really strong field," OCHS coach Danny Schulz said. "All three Oldham County teams should be very good before the year is over and three or four of the teams should be ranked in the top five in the state."
SHELBYVILLE – Fans across the region are waiting to hear whether a Shelby County eighth-grader who played varsity basketball will transfer to North Oldham High School this fall.
Shelby County's Darryl Hicks and his AAU team The 'Ville took the championship in the 14-year-old division at the Adidas Super 64 Showcase in Las Vegas Sunday.
Hicks' AAU team topped Houston Select 83-78 in the title game, and Hicks led the way with 26 points.
Name: Abigail Stewart.
Sport: Basketball/soccer.
Position: Center in basketball, center/midfielder in soccer.
Hometown: Buckner.
Accomplishments: Stewart is serving as a basketball camp counselor at Oldham County Middle School this week. Last season she played basketball for the Lady Colonels' sixth and seventh grade teams.
As a center, the 5-foot-7 Stewart averaged nearly six points a game for the Lady Colonels .
LA GRANGE – After catching a break in the district, the North Oldham Little League 10-11 year-old softball all-stars left little doubt as to who the best team in the state was.
The North stars romped by Olive Hill 12-4 in the state title game to complete a 4-0 record in pool and tournament play at Prestonsburg.
The title came after the all-stars didn't have to compete in the district tournament as there weren't other teams in the district.
BUCKNER – After 15 years of paying his dues, Steven Mullins is getting his chance at a place he always wanted to be.
Mullins was introduced Monday as the head coach of the Oldham County High School Lady Colonels' basketball program.
"I am just extremely excited and humbled by this," Mullins said. "I am ready to go. It's been 15 years of being an assistant, coaching in middle school and AAU ball. I am ready to get going."
LA GRANGE – Jacob Law and Kacie Niemann are the winners of the Oldham County Day Festival 5K run. Below are the results by age group for the 5K and 1-mile races:
5K Results
1 - Jacob Law
2 - Brian Knight
3 - Kevin Alessandro
4 - Joe Mallek
5 - Aaron Smith
Age group winners
Under 16 - Joel Fischer
16-19 - John DePasco
20-24 - Tripp Corum
24-29 - Dave Ryan
30-34 - Matt Slovick
35-39 - Andy Donelson
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This post is part of "Obama and the Middle East: Act Two," a series produced with the Washington Institute for Near East Policy on U.S. foreign policy in the president's second term. See our full coverage here.
In addressing the seemingly endless Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the second Obama administration, in sharp contrast to the first, enjoys the ironic advantage of exceedingly low expectations. That will make is easier to avoid inflating false hopes whose disappointment haunted all of President Obama's first four years in office.
Although they have carefully evaded a complete rupture in relations, Israelis and Palestinians have hardly held any peace talks, and have instead increasingly indulged in unilateral provocation and retaliation, throughout this period.
So it is unrealistic to expect any early breakthroughs in this impasse. On the contrary; the entire issue will probably have lower priority as compared with Obama's first term, when he made a grand play of focusing on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict "from day one" -- only to spend the next four futile years trying just to get back to square one. Other, more urgent Mideast crises in Syria, Iran, Egypt and elsewhere, and the president's own perception of a pressing need for more "nation-building at home," make Palestinians and Israelis pale by comparison. And Israel's election on January 22, plus the time it takes to put a new governing coalition together, will postpone any serious new steps on this problem.
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Nevertheless, it would be wise both to limit the damage of inaction, and to keep some hope alive of future progress toward peace. That means discreetly exploring possible steps toward territorial deals, and supporting peaceful, cooperative "bottom-up" Palestinian Authority (PA) state-building projects. Most urgently, it means preventing the PA's financial bankruptcy or political collapse, encouraging Israel's newly elected government to come up with constructive diplomatic suggestions, and quietly working with both sides to keep the West Bank as eerily calm as it has been despite the stalemate in the peace process and the violent turmoil all around the region.
Right now, both immediate damage limitation and future peace preservation require a relentless U.S. focus on preventing violence. Either a new intifadah or a cutoff of PA security cooperation with Israel must trigger a cutoff of U.S. aid to the PA. And the only trigger for Western "engagement" with Hamas, or PA "unity" with it, should be the eminently reasonable Quartet conditions that have held up remarkably well for the better part of the past decade: recognize Israel, renounce violence, and respect previous international agreements. To do otherwise would be to undercut the one Palestinian partner for peace that has ever emerged, and that remains the best slender, long-term hope of ever resolving this tragic conflict.
But there is also one new, positive approach that would make good sense as a first step for the incoming Obama administration. That is to take very seriously what Palestinians and Israelis say to each other, and what the U.S. says about them -- and try to do something creative about it.
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Addison (village), New York
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Downtown Addison
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|1.9 sq mi (4.9 km2)
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|1.9 sq mi (4.9 km2)
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|997 ft (304 m)
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Addison is a village in Steuben County, New York, United States. The population was 1,763 at the 2010 census. The village and the surrounding town are named after the author Joseph Addison.
The Village of Addison is in the southeast part of the Town of Addison. The village is southwest of City of Corning.
Pinnacle State Park and Golf Course is east of the village.
The village was first incorporated in 1854 and re-incorporated in 1873.
Company E, 34th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment, was principally recruited here during the American Civil War.
The population of Addison in 1990 was 1,842.
The Addison Village Hall, Church of the Redeemer, and William Wombough House are individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places.[1] Also listed are the national historic districts: Main Street Historic District and Maple Street Historic District.[1]
Addison is located at 42°6′28″N 77°13′56″W / 42.10778°N 77.23222°W.[2]
According to the United States Census Bureau, the village has a total area of 1.9 square miles (4.9 km²).None of the area is covered with water.
Steuben County Route 119 (former New York State Route 432) and New York State Route 417, along with County Roads 1 and 5 pass through the village. Tuscarora Creek flows into the Canisteo River in the village.
The village is in the Southern Tier of New York.
Addison is on the New Jersey-to-Buffalo Main Line of the Norfolk Southern Railway. Trains of the Canadian Pacific Railway operating under haulage arrangements also operate on this line through Addison. This line was opened in 1850 and known, prior to its 1999 acquisition by the Norfolk Southern,under the following names: New York & Erie Rail Road; Erie Railway; New York, Lake Erie & Western Railroad; Erie Railroad; Erie-Lackawanna Railroad; Erie Lackawanna Railroad; Erie Lackawanna Railway, and Consolidated Rail Corporation [Conrail].
From 1882 to 1961 Addison was also served by the Wellsville, Addison & Galeton Railroad and predecessors ( most notably the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad [1932—1956], the Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad 1898-1932, and the Addison & Northern Pennsylvania Railroad]. The WA&G line was abandoned in 1961 by order of the Interstate Commerce Commission in order to promote highway transportation.
As of the census[3] of 2000, there were 1,797 people, 724 households, and 467 families residing in the village. The population density was 947.1 people per square mile (365.2/km²). There were 804 housing units at an average density of 423.7 per square mile (163.4/km²). The racial makeup of the village was 98.66% White, 0.17% Black or African American, 0.39% Native American, and 0.78% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 0.45% of the population.
There were 724 households out of which 33.3% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 45.6% were married couples living together, 13.5% had a female householder with no husband present, and 35.4% were non-families. 28.9% of all households were made up of individuals and 14.1% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.48 and the average family size was 3.02.
In the village the population was spread out with 27.4% under the age of 18, 8.8% from 18 to 24, 26.9% from 25 to 44, 21.9% from 45 to 64, and 14.9% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 36 years. For every 100 females there were 88.8 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 87.6 males.
The median income for a household in the village was $31,532, and the median income for a family was $37,708. Males had a median income of $30,313 versus $21,053 for females. The per capita income for the village was $15,215. About 14.0% of families and 17.5% of the population were below the poverty line, including 23.8% of those under age 18 and 9.2% of those age 65 or over.
- ^ a b "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. 2009-03-13.
- ^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. 2011-02-12. Retrieved 2011-04-23.
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.


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It's not like me to post game reviews, seeing as I'm more the ''game preview'' type. Add that to the fact that I was frantically flipping channels between the game and an all-new episode of ''24'' last night, and it kind of makes this blog a little more odd. But there is much to be said concerning last night's game between the Montreal Canadiens and the Ottawa Senators at the Bell Centre. In a game that could have seen the Canadiens gain a fair amount of ground over most of the teams in the Eastern conference playoff game, the Habs fell flat on their faces. No drive, no intensity, almost no will to win the game at all. It was almost like watching the Canadiens we regrettably got u...
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Just like last week and the week before, tonight is the beginning of the most important week of the season for the Montreal Canadiens. This time I mean it. Really. After having their impressive six game win streak snapped by the Leafs, of all teams, the Canadiens will look to make it up tonight against the Ottawa Senators. They will then travel to Buffalo for a road game on Wednesday night against the Northeast Division leading Sabres. They return home the next night for a game against the Florida Panthers, a game that may or may not be the final nail in the coffin for the Panthers and their playoff hopes. Finally, they host the New Jersey Devils on Saturday night in what could be a ...
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After the Olympics, I made a joke about Gionta, Cammalleri and Gomez going to a recording studio with Nikki Yanofski to record a Habs playoff push song called Please Believe'. A few people asked me to write lyrics...and yes I always listen to what people on twitter tell me to do. So here's a behind the scenes look at the recording between the 3 superstars, and Scott Gomez. Please don't sue me Nikki. It works if you listen to the song at the same time as you read it. Link to real song- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrCA0HK-yO0 --- Please Believe! We cut in to the recording studio in which Mike Cammalleri, Brian Gionta, Scott Gomez, and Nikki Yanofski have just fin...
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March 16, 2010
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March 12, 2010
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March 10, 2010
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Habs Laughs Hey TCL, The name is Mike O, a few months ago I started a Habs Blog that dealt with the lighter side of being a Habs fan. Rather than pour over every detail from every game I decided to take a lighter approach and take the funny route. I was approached by TCL to post my blogs here in hopes if giving the Habs and Hockey fans who are regulars a taste of some Habs Laughs. I'll be posting all of my blogs here from now on, but if you want to catch up go ahead and visit the site at www.habslaughs.blogspot.com Here is my latest entry, I hope you like it. ---- A few weeks ago the world was watching the best of the best compete at the Olympic Games in Vancouver. As usua...
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March 8, 2010
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Going into last night's game against the Anaheim Ducks, there's no way Habs fans couldn't be happy with the previous three games their team had faced on the road. A win against the Boston Bruins on Tuesday included 4 unanswered third period goals and a good team game to bring the Canadiens to a 4-1 victory against their most immediate Eastern Conference rival. This was the proverbial ''must win'' for the Canadiens, and everyone delivered. From Carey Price, who posted a .958 save percentage in the win, to the 3rd and 4th line players who provided three of the goals, to the offense that peppered 32 shots against the bruins and the defense which split 20+ minutes a piece amongst five of ...
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March 5, 2010
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The National Hockey League has suspended Montreal Canadiens forward Maxime Lapierre for four games for hitting San Jose forward Scott Nichol early in the third period during last night's game. While no penalty was assessed on the hit itself in-game, the hit was late and unnecessary, as Nichol had already followed through with the hit. While Nichol left the game with a shoulder injury after the hit, the extent of his injuries remain unknown pending an MRI. The incident seemed to motivate the Sharks, who, as a result managed to come back from a 2-1 deficit and beat the Canadiens 3-2. We can sit here and argue about the hit itself until the cows come home, and on the merit of suspend...
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According to TSN, the Montreal Canadiens have traded forward Matt D'Agostini to the St. Louis Blues in exchange for forward Aaron Palushaj. Palushaj, a former 2nd round pick in '07, has 5 goals and 22 points with Peoria in the AHL this season. The Michigan native played his junior hockey in the NCAA with the University of Michigan. D'agostini, a former 6th round pick in '05 has actually been up with the big club this season and the better part of last season. However, after showing some goal scoring ability last season, D'Agostini has a disappointing 2 goals and 4 points so far this season. Personally, I like this trade for the Habs. It's obviously not a big trade and doesn't r...
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March 2, 2010
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What?? NHL hockey is back? And we're kicking it off with the NHL's most storied rivalry? Sign me up! It seems like it's been forever since the Montreal Canadiens took the ice. Frankly, I'm fairly certain a lot of Habs fans would like to forget their final outings before the break, a home-and-away series with the Philadelphia Flyers that ended disastrously. Not only did the Canadiens lose both games (a 3-2 loss at Philly on Friday and an embarrassing 6-2 loss at home the next night), but they fell two spots down the standings in the process, handing over the #6 seed to the Flyers and falling behind the Bruins. They now find themselves in 8th place, with 64 points in 63 games, and w...
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Dr. King, Pete Seeger, & Barack Obama
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There was perhaps no better choice for a performer at Barack Obama's inauguration celebration last Sunday night than Pete Seeger. Not only does Seeger embody Obama's notion of breaking down political, economical, and cultural divides to fire up the masses, but both convey such powerful messages through seemingly simple means.
From Obama, we've had catchphrases like Hope, Change, Yes We Can, and Change We Can Believe In throughout his campaign. And from Seeger, we've had about seven decades of anthems like "We Shall Overcome," "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?," "If I Had a Hammer," and "This Land Is Your Land," a hearfelt rendition of which Seeger sang with Bruce Springsteen Sunday night in front of the Lincoln Memorial. These are songs everyone knows, songs of protest used by progressives over the years to end racial discrimination, labor unrest, the Cold War, the Vietnam War, apartheid, and human rights violations. Think Seeger deserves a Nobel Prize for Peace?
Like Obama, Seeger's ideological core is deeply rooted in the anti-war movement and civil rights era of the twentieth century. And so just as it was profoundly meaningful to have the first African-American President sworn in a day after Dr. King's holiday, it was also significant to watch Seeger up there the day before.
ZP Heller is the editorial director of Brave New Films. He has written for The American Prospect, AlterNet, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and The Huffington Post, covering everything from politics to pop culture.
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Transportation and supply chain management company Jaguar Freight Services, founded in New York and London, recently named Markus Ellenbeck as director of operations for Jaguar Americas.
As director of operations, he will work from Jaguar Freight's New York office, overseeing freight solutions and supply chain management.
Ellenbeck has more than 14 years of supply chain and freight forwarding experience. A native of Germany, he attended the University of Hanover.


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