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romemaya Posts: 1can someone help me i have a kia sedona common rail diesel 2.9 2002 model the engine turns over and has plenty of fuel going to the fuel injectors but the injectors dont have any power (volts) going to them .i have tested the power leads and when the engine is turned over there is no voltage going to them . i have checked all the fuses and they are all ok . and all connections are ok so iam confused as i have enough mechanical knolage to fix it but its got me buged?
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Generally, on modern diesel the injectors are controlled electronically by a direct injection module. I think the only way to diagnose this is with a scan tool.
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iceman9272005 Posts: 3I need some advice.I have a 1989 timberjack logging skidder with a 4 cyl.cummins motor.The motor runs good and will pull a heavy load, wide open but when you let off the gas it smokes bad !! The smoke is whiteish with a strong smell of oil,but does not use any oil,and when it idles after it is hot the motor will start to miss a little.Could it be the turbo,or the head or maybe the rings.And how can I test it to see which.I would be grateful for any help.
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Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,200Gauge could be wrong. You might want to get a radiator thermometer to double-check. One thing that drives people nuts with diagnosing overheating issues is making assumptions, such as relying on the gauge, or thinking that because a part came new out of the box, then it must be good.
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Magis is the brand that has given a novel twist to domestic design, building its identity on incorporating leading edge technology into mass production. Founded in 1976 in the bustling north eastern corner of Italy by a newcomer to the furniture business, Eugenio Perazza, Magis is today a giant international design laboratory that constantly puts itself to the test, seeking technological sophistication and employing a highly diversified workforce.
Magis seizes the day. It embraces the creativity of leading global designers (Richard Sapper, Jasper Morrison, Stefano Giovannoni, Marc Newson, James Irvine, Konstantin Grcic, Ron Arad, the Bouroullecs and many others)and channels it towards objects perched on the cutting edge. The company even earned kudos from the trendsetter's bible, Wallpaper, which placed Perazza on top of its list of "Ten who will change the way we live". Magis is a Factory-free organization: in order to enhance the flexibility of its R&D activities, the company opted to outsource its manufacturing and relies on a local area teeming with skilled contractors. For example, the "Air-Chair" (2000) by Jasper Morrison combines deceivingly simple design with a sophisticated gas-assisted injection moulding process. "Chair_One" (2003) is a die-cast aluminium chair_cum_frame_cum_skeleton born of the talent of Konstantin Grcic, a design that propels the brand towards new manufacturing goals, and decrees "the end of the dictatorship of plastic". One of the latest additions to the company's classic collections is a new line called "Fuoritema", which forms a creative bridge into new worlds, such as products for pets; Michael Young "Magis Dog House" (2002) is an example. The challenge lying ahead of Magis is perhaps that of returning to simplicity, through the complexity of advanced technology. In 2004 Magis also launched a new collection of objects and furniture for children between two and six years old, called Me Too Collection. Nine designers for twenty-some objects. It's not a scale reduction of the adult world. It's more of an intermediate station, emotive equipment that stimulates the little ones' perceptions and helps them to take stock of what the adult dimension will be like. It's a token of love and an intelligent welcome to the smiles of tomorrow. Magis is 30 years old. Until a short while ago Magis was one of the few companies that manufactured objects in plastic. Today the number has increased considerably. Still, Magis uses the most advanced moulding technologies and techniques; it was the first company in the world to apply air moulding to aesthetical goods. Plastic will remain Magis' reference material, although it is now experimenting with others such as die-cast aluminium, aluminium metal sheet and wood. Magis is a company in perfect health because it has good projects to develop as well as good intellectual capital, which is the distinguishing feature of the company. Excellent designers, a good design team and an extraordinary supply chain. Magis is characterised by the multiplicity of its expressive languages, its search for a deep meaning of the project, and its ethics instead of aesthetics. Magis takes three/four years to turn the idea of a project into a finished product. Magis faces projects, both difficult and complex, taking high risks. Projects are completed as long as they are supported by a high spirit of experimentation and elevated technical cleverness. Magis works with very well-known designers, but it has always been open to work with young designers, even at the outset of their careers. Jean-Marie Massaud and Jerszy Seymour made their debut on the design scene thanks to the opportunities Magis gave them. Now Magis discovers new passions and punctually chases former design glories, adding them to the mix. There was the interlude with Charlotte Perriand, and new design chapters are being written with Robin Day, a genius of English design, Eero Aarnio, a genius of Finnish design and Pierre Paulin, a genius of French design. It is the price to pay for success. To reduce the possibility to be copied the entrance barrier needs to be elevated greatly. One will have to do complex projects with inventive loftiness and considerable engineering investments, and make moulds and equipment with high technical performance (technique is the ability of a company to make technology work). A qualitative distribution should too play an important role against copies selecting design-oriented companies and keeping me-too-oriented ones out. |


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Switching from beef and pork products to poultry versions as a way to lower calories and fat content, is both commonplace and easy these days. Some of these products, however, come out exceedingly bland, dry, and pasty. When I saw Honeysuckle White Turkey Breakfast Sausage on my store's shelves, the uniform and browned patties on the chub's wrapping lured me into buying it.
When I cut the chub open to form patties, I was surprised at its appearance because it looks almost exactly like pork sausage. It's a deep, deep pink, and there's mysterious gristle pieces floating in it. I formed 8 patties and set them to cook on a nonstick griddle. They started to brown and render grease - actually a surprisingly large amount. Admittedly, I'm sure a lot of it was actually water, but I was shocked by the amount of liquid being released from the meat. The patties shrunk up a good bit, (note - form them very thin) and they browned beautifully, even though I added no extra oil. The flavor is absolutely divine - spicy and salty, with that rough-but-not-tough texture that pork sausage has. In fact, with the exception of the slightly lighter cooked appearance, I'd be hard-pressed to tell the difference between this and regular pork sausage.
One serving (2 ounces) of Honeysuckle White Turkey Breakfast Sausage provides 100 calories, 4.5 grams of fat, 1.5 grams of which is saturated fat (7% of the daily value), 40 mg of cholesterol (14% of the DV), 350 mg sodium (14% of the DV), 1 gram of carbohydrates, and 13 grams of protein. The ingredients are dark turkey meat, water, maltodextrin, dextrose, salt, spices, and artificial flavor.
While not as wonderfully low in calories and fat as some vegetarian sausages, this has a far more traditional taste and texture. The sodium is a little higher than I'd like to see, and the added sugar seems odd to me, but the good amount of protein makes even one patty quite satisfying. A 1 lb chub cost me $1.59, which is about the same as any pork sausage that I've seen. I'll definitely make this a freezer staple.


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Ex-Bear Ayanbadejo won't back down from controversial stances
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SAN DIEGO, CA - DECEMBER 18: Brendan Ayanbadejo #51 of the Baltimore Ravens looks on during his team's 34-14 loss to the San Diego Chargers during their NFL Game on December 18, 2011 at Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego, California. (Photo by Donald Miralle/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Brendan Ayanbadejo
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NEW ORLEANS — During NFL offseasons, when he visits friends and relatives in Chicago and Santa Cruz, Brendon Ayanbadejo marvels at his life.
Undrafted out of UCLA, he didn't make it out of training camp with the Atlanta Falcons then he bounced around the Canadian Football League and NFL Europe for three years before making the cut with the Miami Dolphins in 2003. He had a Chicago homecoming from 2005 to 2007, making two Pro Bowls as a special-teams ace for the Bears, then he departed via free agency to the Baltimore Ravens.
Ayanbadejo's career path has been unusual, as has his emergence as one of the few outspoken heterosexual advocates for legalizing same-sex marriage in the NFL. Ayanbadejo has approached the issue with the same ferocity he does opponents on the field.
Both, in his mind, are automatic.
"I'm surprised that doing what's right, in this day and age, really shouldn't be applauded. That surprises me," he said earlier this week. "But I'm not surprised because I was the first athlete to talk about it at a time where not too many people are talking about it.
"Since then, other athletes have been open about it. We're headed in the right direction."
Although he was born in Chicago, he spent many of his formative years in Santa Cruz, which he describes as a "progressive city" about 72 miles south of San Francisco.
"There are a lot of things I learned when I was 10, 11 or 12 are coming to fruition today, whether it's holistic medicine, or equal rights or even marijuana rights," he said. "Those are things people in Santa Cruz were already doing.''
Former Bears teammate Hunter Hillenmeyer said he's not surprised that Ayanbadejo has been so active in such a politically charged issue. Ayanbedejo didn't back down when Maryland State Delegate Emmett C. Burns demanded in a letter last August that Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti "inhibit such expressions from your employee."
"He's always danced to the beat of another drum," Hillenmeyer said, "and I mean that as a compliment."
On Wednesday, Ayanbadejo suggested an NFL team might be ready to have an openly gay player so long as he's a "great person and you play high-caliber football."
But two players cast doubt on whether that's imminent.
San Francisco 49ers cornerback Chris Culliver told radio host Artie Lang, "No, ain't got no gay people on the team.
"They gotta get up outta here if they do," he said. "Can't be that sweet stuff."
Asked if an NFL team is ready for an openly gay player, one Raven, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said, "I don't know because everyone changes in [the locker room] and people might be a little self-conscious."
Based on percentages, Hillenmeyer believes there are gay players on NFL rosters but that striving for "uniformity" discourages them from coming out.
"Clearly if there's still that level of ignorance, then someone coming out would be disruptive and divisive in a locker room," Hillenmeyer said. "No one should have to hide who they are. There are obviously some gay players, and they've chosen not to come out and that's their prerogative. But it's unfortunate that the cultural dynamic is such that none of them feel comfortable enough to come out."
Ayanbadejo hopes his stance will help lead to change.
"I'm going to love my kids unconditionally," he said, "and I might be paving the way for them to have a better future."


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Title | Call Issued to Halt Action on Woman Suffrage. |
Date | [1914-1944] |
Description | Article arguing against women's right to vote in Texas. The article argues that Texans voted down women's suffrage at the ballots and that Texas is not willing for other suffrage states to force women suffrage upon it against the will of the majority. |
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Original Item Location | ID 2006-010, Box 8, Folder 5 |
Original Collection | Women's Archives Minnie Fisher Cunningham Papers, 1914-1944 02/2006-010 http://archon.lib.uh.edu/index.php?p=collections/controlcard&id=235 |
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It's been eleven days now. I've written this many times, only to backspace my words and move on to another project. But I need to say it now, need to get it out of my system and put it behind me for good.
It was a Wednesday afternoon and I'd just gotten out of the shower. I had my Bettie Page towel wrapped around my body and was walking through the hallway toward my bedroom. The doorbell rang, but we weren't expecting anyone, so I went out to the balcony to see who it was. There was my ex, standing at the door below. I wonder if he heard me gasp "Oh my god!" from three floors above. I dashed back into the house, shocked and shaking, asking my roommates, "What do I do? What do I do?" I knew that I couldn't answer the door wearing just my towel (only because it would be too fitting – the first time we met, I had answered the door to him and his band in the very same towel), so I paced back and forth, thinking aloud, "I don't want to see him. I feel sick. I have nothing to say." But I figured he must have shown up for a reason, so I went to my room to throw on some clothes and told my roommates to buzz him in. Well, by the time I'd made up my mind, he was already gone.
I stared below from the balcony again, and spotted a package leaning up against the door. One of my roommates went downstairs to pick it up for me. Just as I'd thought, it was full of film, all of the film that he'd stolen from me several months earlier. Remember? I wrote about it here. He'd actually emailed me two weeks prior about returning my film and said that it was "taking up space". As if I had left it behind in order to inconvenience him. As if I hadn't spent months begging him to return my belongings. I told him to either mail it to me, or pass it along to a mutual friend. The fact that he showed up at my door when I'd made it very clear that I didn't want to see him was a total violation of my boundaries. I can't imagine why he held onto my belongings for so long, aside from exerting what little power he had left over me, so this act was something similar. (What was he thinking?)
After he disappeared, I begun to wonder if I'd made a mistake by not having opened the door right away. What if he had something to say to me? Maybe even an apology? Scratch that, because shortly afterward, another one of his stickers was found down the street. He slapped his band's sticker right up over mine, and I peeled it down just like I do with all the others. And I thought to myself, if he is still behaving this way, then I am awfully glad I didn't speak to him in person. It couldn't possibly have been productive.
I've told you about this, right? The way he follows me around the city and leaves a trail of stickers everywhere we go? It started on the day I moved into this apartment, when he put up stickers all along Ste-Catherine and through the streets of Hochelaga, making sure my building was surrounded. Then he put a sticker on every streetlight, telephone pole and postbox between metro Mont-Royal and my best friend's house (actually, he did that twice). Everywhere I go, there he is, always reminding me of his presence. Like he cannot stand the fact that I might not be thinking about him for just a moment, he needs to tell me he's been here too, make sure that I am reminded of him. He is a dog marking his territory, but he does it with stickers in lieu of piss. Nearly five months since we broke up, and he still can't leave me alone.
I will do what I always do, which is to look for the positive in all of this. The stickers have become a joke among my friends, who also tear them down from around the city (sometimes I wish I'd saved them all so we could turn them into confetti). And now that I've got my film back, I'm free to take pictures and begin new projects. It wasn't one hour after he'd left that I was outside with my camera in hand, taking pictures of graffiti and vintage signs – two of my favourite things. The photos belong to an unfinished series titled Les ruelles de Hochelaga. I spend so much time at friends' places that I've barely explored my own neighbourhood, so it's always an adventure to me. At one point, a man stopped me in the street to tell me about a secret garden that had been planted at an abandoned fast food restaurant; there I found eggplants and cherry tomatoes. I am telling you, this city is magical.
Let me tell you about magical. Memorizing the words to Karkwa's songs and feeling so proud of myself to be learning how to sing in French. Going to see them play to a hundred thousand people on Thursday night, knowing that they'd played to a crowd of less than a hundred people in my twin's home city of Guelph, Ontario only a few nights before. Reading Anaïs Nin's journals on the metro ride home and being moved by her words in a way that I rarely feel. Spending the next day sat in various parks with nothing but my thoughts and a spiral notebook, and at one point finding myself in the middle of an outdoor lecture publique, where literature students read aloud pieces that they'd written about their favourite authors. Wandering through streets that I've yet to explore, admiring their unique gardens and painted balconies. Spending an evening with my best friends, then walking all the way home from the Plateau because autumn may be setting in, but the weather is still quite lovely at night. Yes, it is a magical city indeed.


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Mixed rain and snow tomorrow night; watch for icy spots
These cold-weather cruises visit places like Antarctica and Alaska, and will have you seeking out penguins, fjords, and even the Northern Lights.
If you were looking for an extra excuse to plan that coveted island getaway, 2015 delivers many motivations to fly off somewhere remote, exotic, and wondrous.
Female sea turtles, known to swim thousands of miles before returning to their birthplace to lay eggs, find their way home by relying on unique magnetic signatures along the coast, a new study finds.
Forget about snow and soak up the sun at one of these unique beach destinations.
Lake Erie's ecological calamities occur under different conditions, a new study finds.
An albino bottlenose dolphin, recently spotted off the east coast of Florida, was caught on video flashing its white dorsal fin above the water's blue waves.
If a space rock were to hit the Earth at just the right location in the oceans, it could cause massive waves that could inundate U.S. coastlines, a new computer simulation suggests.
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Rush — Neil Peart (from left), Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee — will perform in Tinley Park on June 28. | PHOTO BY ANDREW MACNAUGHTAN
♦ 7:30 p.m. June 28
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Updated: July 30, 2013 7:24AM
Not so long ago, Rush was the Rodney Dangerfield of rock 'n' roll.
Industry and media famously gave the Canadian power trio no respect, frequently offering either a blind eye or mocking criticism.
The band's challenging progressive rock, however, did receive ample love from an intensely loyal core audience.
"We've been very fortunate to have such a supportive fan base," vocalist and bassist Geddy Lee says. "They have enabled us to carry on for so many years, despite largely being ignored by the mainstream."
Another factor in Rush's vindication is persistence. The group released its debut album in 1974. Its 19th, "Clockwork Angels," arrived in 2012. "We've continued to be a working band," Lee says. "That makes whatever success we've gotten over the years feel very good. We feel like we've worked hard to achieve it."
After 15 years of eligibility, Rush (which plays Tinley Park on June 28) was inducted in spring into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Although many fans cried foul during the long wait, Lee was pragmatic. "It's one of those things that's out of your control," he says.
That doesn't mean Lee, guitarist Alex Lifeson, and drummer Neil Peart didn't relish it when it finally happened. "As Neil said in his acceptance speech, we didn't make a big deal of it all those years," Lee says. "But when we got there, it sure felt like a big deal."
Heartfelt responses to the honor were crowned by Lifeson, who managed to give a touching speech while speaking only the words "blah blah blah." Lee and Peart were as surprised as anyone. "I wish he would've warned us," Lee says, laughing. "We could have thought it was planned, as opposed to feeling like maybe he was losing his marbles."
The moment spoke volumes about Rush. The band's renowned musical proficiency and heady subjects have always been balanced by humor approaching slapstick silliness.
During the Time Machine Tour in 2010, Rush performed its defining song, "Tom Sawyer."
As the trio dug into the difficult arrangement and sang about steadfast individualism, three chimpanzees mimed the song on a video screen.
"Left to our own devices, our ideas are usually pretty goofy," Lee says, describing Rush's multimedia presentation. "It seemed a shame to not share that goofiness with our fans, who have obviously come to love it."
"I remember when I first saw Jethro Tull, many years ago," Lee says. "They used humor in their show. People have this image of prog rock as being deadly serious. If you can poke fun at yourself while you're doing it, I think it helps."
On the musical front, however, the "Clockwork Angels" album is a formidable mixture of rigorous rock and Peart's lofty lyrics.
Lee says that credibly balancing story and music wasn't easy. "Trying to make a concept album not feel like an outdated thing was foremost in my mind," he says.
"Neil was really hung up on doing a modern version of [Voltaire's] 'Candide,' " Lee says, describing an updated, futuristic story about someone raised to believe all is for the best.
As the story concludes, its once-optimistic protagonist surveys a lifetime of loss and misadventure. "As in 'Candide,' the main character is naive and foolish," Lee says. "But in the end, he realizes what a crazy, fantastic journey his life has been. He's left with the residue of what's important about life."
Jeff Elbel is a local freelance writer.


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Updated: April 25, 2013 6:11AM
Marquette Bank is offering 54 scholarships to local high school seniors as part of its annual scholarship program, now in its 47th year.
Graduating seniors with at least a B average may apply for the scholarships, based on financial need and community service.
The bank has awarded more than $2.5 million in scholarships to about 1,300 local high school students since 1967.
"As a neighborhood bank, we want to give recognition to the most involved and dedicated kids in our communities," bank president George Moncada said. "By giving kids scholarship money, they will be able to further their education and develop the tools needed to improve their communities even more as adults."
Recipients are picked by their school's principal, guidance counselors or committees appointed by the principal. The winners are recognized at an awards ceremony for friends and family.
The scholarships are for $2,500 and can be used at four-year schools, community colleges and vocational or trade schools.
Students interested in applying may get an application at their school's guidance office. Schools have until April 27 to submit their recipient.
Southland schools participating in this year's Marquette Bank Education Foundation Scholarship Program include Andrew, Argo, Brother Rice, Chicago Christian, De La Salle, Eisenhower, Evergreen Park, Lemont, Lincoln-Way Central, Marist, Morgan Park, Mother McAuley, Mount Assisi, Mount Carmel, Oak Forest, Oak Lawn, Providence, Queen of Peace, Reavis, Richards, St. Ignatius, St. Laurence, St. Rita, Sandburg, Shepard, Stagg, Tinley Park and Universal School.
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Cozumel Dolphin Royal Swim Program
The Dolphin Royal Swim is by far the most popular dolphin interaction activity in Cozumel and for good reason since the activities and interaction with the dolphins is fast paced and never ending as there is always something else that follows. Get a dolphin handshake, a dolphin kiss and then you get to give the dolphins a kiss, too! Feel the strength and power of your new dolphin friends as they push you across the water from the bottom of your feet in the thrilling foot-push activity or dorsal fin tow. The Dolphin Royal Swim truly is "the experience of a lifetime!"
The Dolphin Royal Swim Program excitement starts with a swim-by, then a very special "kiss" and on to the demonstration of several different behaviors including the "Foot Push" where the dolphins will push you through the water just like Superman and the "Dorsal Tow" where you will have the chance to be pulled across the water surface by two dolphins, the "Hurdle Jump" and then finally "Free Time" where you can interact freely with the two Atlantic Bottle-nosed dolphins as you would like.
Dolphin Discovery Cozumel is located in Chankanaab National Marine Park. As well as offering world class diving and snorkeling from a pristine beach, this beautiful park houses a variety of birds, the sea lion show, a botanical garden, reproductions of famous archeological sites, a typical Mayan village, an underground river, a tropical lagoon teeming with brightly colored tropical fish, restaurants and bars as well as a dive shop and Sea Trek helmet diving. So you will definitely want to allow time to enjoy the park either before or after your dolphin activity.
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Cozumel Dolphin Royal Swim Program
Dolphin Discovery
Lunch buffet and 2 non-alcoholic beverages during lunch *** NEW 2014!! ***
Cozumel's Chankanaab National Park entrance fee is included for those participating in the Dolphin Royal Swim program.
Chankanaab admission rate for companions or without dolphin program is US$21 for adults and US$14 for kids 12 and under. Prices subject to change without notice.
Total Time:
45 minutes which includes 15 minutes in orientation and 30 minutes with the dolphins.
Chankanaab Park opens at 09:00 and closes at 16:30
Pool, lockers, showers and restrooms are available.
Food and beverages available for purchase in restaurants.
Snorkel and water sports equipment is available for rental.
Monday - Saturday
11am - 12pm - 1pm - 2pm & 3:30pm
Group Size is limited to 10 persons to ensure a very personal experience for everyone.
Adults US$ 149
Children US$ 89
Adult = More than 4 ft 7 in & 13 years old or more
Child = 3 ft 11 in to 4 ft 7 in & 6 to 12 years old
Children 6 to 12 years old must participate with a paying adult (per child) as a companion in the activity.
Children 13 years old and over may swim on their own.
Pregnant women may not participate in any dolphin activities.
Pregnant women may not participate in any of the dolphin or sea lion programs.
All dolphin activities are safe and interactive but require physical involvement by participants.
Participants should be in good general health and able to understand and follow directions as given by the dolphin trainers.
Those who have undergone an recent surgery or suffer from any condition that may limit them physically (i.e. back surgery) should check with their physician before proceeding to make a reservation.
Life vests are provided and mandatory for every participant.
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Cozumel Dive with Dolphins
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We just came back from our Cozumel trip. We had a great time and really enjoyed the dolphin program. Thanks for giving our daughter such a great childhood memory!!!! By the way we came back to snow. Hope you are all enjoying the sunshine there!!
The Francis family ~ Columbus, OH
I just wanted to take a minute now that I am home to tell you how much we enjoyed the park and all the activities you helped me set up. The sea lion swim was amazing and the show following was really enjoyable. The dolphin swim didn't work out for all of us but we are planning to do the Disney cruise again one day and we will be back for sure. The park is very beautiful and we could not do it all in one day. Look forward to working with you again in the future. Thanks Once again!
F. Schenk ~ New Fairfield, CT
Sherri ~ I just wanted to pass along a huge THANK YOU for the dolphin excursion I booked through you in Cozumel for last Wednesday. The experience was something I will remember for a lifetime. Besides my friend and myself, there were only two other participants in our group so the dolphin trainer gave us extra time in the water. GREAT PICTURES were taken of the whole experience!!!!!!! Actually, a few people I spoke to when I got back on the cruise ship booked their excursion through Carnival directly and paid more $$$$ for less time in the water with the dolphins ( no swim, push off, etc). Again, thank you for everything.......
D Garrett ~ not given
Two friends and I booked the dolphin swim AND got the manatee encounter for 15 minutes for thru Cozumel Insider. The manatee was FREE. The price, including the park, was only $88 when booked in advance. The park fee alone is $21...that's $77 PP for both a dolphin swim with about 11 others, incl. 4 children, AND the manatee. Our party of 3 were the only ones to get the manatee and she was a highlight of our trip. We got to feed her lettuce for almost 15 minutes as the guide explained her life to us. We are grateful for both experiences at such a great price. Thanks, Sherri. I can see where it's harder to find your story on your site. Can you repost it? It's very unusual and inspirational to others. Cheryl & Michael, MA
C. Pimental ~ Hingham, MA
My daughter, 13 did the dolphin swim and it was the best time of her life.. up close and personal with scarlet.. the pictures were beautiful and the video wonderful.. this was a once in a life time event that she will remember for her entire life... well worth the 99.00 and the additional 75.00 for pics and video coverage.. if you can afford to do this, this is not to be missed.. it was the highlight of the entire vacation... go and have fun, well worth the cost and a lot of fun to be had. WONDERFUL TIME....
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Monica Beach ~ Ocala, Florida
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We Are Family: Ninth Annual Youth Exhibition 11 Oct, 2014 - 1 Feb, 2015 The Museum of Photographic Arts invited students in grades K-12 across San Diego County to enter lens-based artwork in its Annual Juried Youth Exhibition. This year, participants share what family means in the ninth installment. We Are Family explores the relationships, traditions and emotions of family through photography. View more than 80 student works alongside a selection of complementary standout works from MOPA's permanent collection. Read more |
Collective Restraint: Four Decades of Czech Photography 11 Oct, 2014 - 8 Feb, 2015 Political and social climate challenged and shaped artistic expression from the 1930s through 1960s in Czechoslovakia. Collective Restraint: Four Decades of Czech Photography presents how photographers worked together toward similar goals. The exhibition shares how Czechoslovakia's rich history influenced artists during these decades. |
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Okay, let me tell you the difference between the Giants and other teams: We. Don't. Crash. Ever.
If that sounded a little computer-y, you're absolutely right. You know how much I love quoting The Social Network (watch from .54 seconds). But if you squint, it might sound like it's about the 2010 Giants vs. the 2011 Giants. Last year? Nobody got hurt. But if one domino goes, the other dominos go (fine, done with the quoting) and this year we've just had the darndest luck.
In case you live under a rock/like to spend your Saturday's sleeping (understandable) Brandon Belt was placed on the disabled list with a hairline fracture of the left wrist following the Giants 2-1 loss to the Rockies this afternoon and Conor Gillaspie (Best. Name. Ever.) was called up. I'd say I don't know who else could possibly get hurt but then they would go and get hurt to remind me and we don't want that to happen, do we?
Which is why I have created a great guide to health and wellness for all of the San Francisco Giants and their affiliates (hey, you can use it too. If you want.) Whether you are injured- yet- or not, this is a guide to being physically and mentally the best you that you can be! Oh. I said I was done with the quoting, didn't I? Sorry. Anyway. Here we go:
Diamond Girl's Great Guide to Health And Wellness For Ballplayers
Eat In, Rock Out
Make sure you're loading up your diet with foods that strengthen your bones like spinach (in a salad, with red onions? Joy.) and milk (with Oreos. You are never too old for that).
Make sure that your walk-up music not only revs you up but puts you in a good state of mind to avoid the blows of murderous opposing teams. Some hypnotic Tibetan Bowl might do the trick. Or Enya, if you're more mainstream.
Mellow Out, Breathe In
Yoga on the field may sound like a joke linked to Barry Zito's name but it really loosens the tension in your body and when a group of Little Leaguers were led in mediation during warm-ups, they absolutely killed it during the game (the mediation leader may have been horrified, but it worked). True story. But if that sounds too close to the Dodgers guru for comfort, I get that.
Sleep In, Move Out
While people claim that sleeping too much is bad for you, I find that doubtful. Make your home a haven of wellness (move, if need be) and make sure your plane is decked out and nice to sleep on. And please try not to get in altercations with your teammates about putting the seat back, okay?
You are now on your way to being healthy and well! And when all else fails? Run. I mean it. The DL is a terribly crowded place and I promise not to compare you to Julia Roberts in The Runaway Bride afterwards.
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Born in northern Italy on July 30, 1990, Eliot Pauline Sumner received a first-rate musical education from her father, Sting. She grew up in a small village in Wiltshire, England, and kept herself largely removed from the glamour and glitz of her father's career. By her mid-teens, however, "Coco" Sumner had taken a cue from her dad by composing reggae-flavored songs of her own, many of which were posted to her MySpace page. Several labels took interest in the material, and Coco subsequently signed a multi-album deal with Island Records.
While working on her debut album, the 18-year-old Coco assembled a small band that included session keyboardist Emlyn Maillard and multi-instrumentalist Al Shux (who produced Jay-Z's chart-topping "Empire State of Mind" in 2009). Sporting a fashionable sound that sampled equally from pop, ska, and electro-punk, I Blame Coco began releasing songs in early 2010, including a duet with the Swedish pop vocalist Robyn. I Blame Coco's debut album, The Constant, appeared later that year. ~ Andrew Leahey, Rovi


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Marc Trestman needs to stop the Jay Cutler star treatment
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Can new Bears coach Marc Trestman get the most out of quarterback Jay Cutler? Bears GM Phil Emery must think so. | AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Geoff Robins
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Phil Emery seemed to list about 100 things a candidate needed to have if he wanted to be the next Bears head coach. Good communication skills. Great leadership ability. Forward thinking on the offensive side of the ball. And on and on. A king's butler isn't as meticulous as Emery is.
But there's one requirement the general manager didn't mention to the media that I hoped he mentioned to new Bears coach Marc Trestman during their reported eight-hour interview:
"The new coach must not treat Jay Cutler like a star.''
There's going to be a lot made of Trestman's Canadian Football League background, with critics surely jumping on the fact the Bears had to go to Montreal to find a head coach.
I don't care if the guy is from the Baltic Lingerie League. All I care about is that he finds a way to turn a mediocre quarterback into a good one. I hope we will come to know Trestman as Iron Marc, the man who didn't put up with Cutler's churlishness and made him into a real player.
The first thing he needs to do is stop treating the quarterback as if he's something special. He is not.
Now, I know Trestman is ridiculously thorough and probably knows, from breaking down tape of PBS's "Nova,'' that there are more stars in the universe than there are grains of sand on earth. So if you go by that then, yeah, Cutler's a star.
But he's not an NFL star. He's a quarterback who should feel lucky he has a chance to prove more than what he has proven so far in Chicago. Can he become a great player? I don't know, and if the Bears and Trestman are honest with themselves, they'll say the same thing. If they watched the playoffs this past weekend, they have to know that Cutler is not in the same league as Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson, Peyton Manning, Matt Ryan, Colin Kaepernick or even Joe Flacco.
When it comes to Cutler the past four years, there has rarely been a discouraging word heard coming from Halas Hall. If Gabe Carimi could protect Cutler the way Lovie Smith did, the Bears' wouldn't have offensive line problems.
So here comes Trestman, who has a history of making quarterbacks better, from Steve Young to Scott Mitchell. He worked with Cutler when the Vanderbilt QB was preparing for the NFL Combine. In other words, he has seen Cutler at his best, doing drills that show off his physical skills.
I'm worried that in hiring Trestman, Emery is giving in to the idea that the head coach has to have a special relationship with Cutler; i.e., that he has to be sensitive to every one of Cutler's mood swings. That's the last thing Cutler needs. He needs somebody to tell him that, yes, he has been blessed with talent but that little in his career reflects it.
He needs help with his mechanics, his decision-making and his attitude. He also needs an offensive line, but that's for Emery to worry about.
The Bears have invested a lot of money in Cutler, and I'm sure they're thinking that, at this point, they can't find anyone better. But he has not improved as a quarterback here.
"I'll say the same thing that I said this summer: I see Jay as a franchise quarterback,'' Emery said the day after firing Smith. "We've got to build around him. That's been the goal from the beginning, to build around Jay and to build our team towards championships.''
Emery did say it was important that the next coach be able to work with Cutler. Enter Trestman, who beat out Colts offensive coordinator Bruce Arians and Seahawks offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell for the Bears job.
"Jay being our quarterback and that being a franchise position in terms of importance, it's very important that that person either himself or staff-wise has the right person to help Jay develop,'' Emery said. "But it's also that they help everyone develop.''
In other words, Jay is no different than anybody else on the team. I hope Emery really meant that. I hope Trestman does too. The future is riding on it.


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We love salmon for its versatility—and its omega-3 contribution to our heart health. Plus with high selenium levels it's a cancer fighter too. Note the rub relies on garlic powder, which is less likely to burn in the cooking process than fresh garlic. Cumin (the second most popular spice in the world—black pepper is first) has a distinctive and warm taste. Serves 4.
Try this with: Pear-Stuffed Sweet Potatoes
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- ½ teaspoon ground cumin
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 4 4-ounce salmon filets
- Preheat broiler.
- Combine paprika, chili powder, garlic powder, and cumin. Stir in honey to form a smooth syrup.
- Using your fingers, spread syrup gently over the salmon. Place on a foil-covered oven-safe pan that you've sprayed with cooking spray. Broil for 5-7 minutes, depending on thickness, just until fish flakes easily off the fork.
Per serving: 213 calories, 24 gm protein, 6 gm carbohydrate, 10 gm fat, 2 gm sat fat, 5 gm mono fat, 70 mg cholesterol, 1 gm fiber, 61 mg sodium
THE SEASONED COOK Rich in Omega-3 fatty acids, cold water fish such as salmon prevent clotting in blood vessels and may help raise HDL cholesterol. Omega-3 fatty acids also help keep the heart beating in a healthy rhythm. The new guidelines recommend two to three meals of fatty fish each week.
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All my external HDDs have fans which include an ANTEC MX-1. Most of my HDDs are 7200 - 10000 rpm. The drives get really hot which is an enemy of HDDs. You cannot hear the fans in any of the enclosures. Better safe than sorry is my mantra.
I agree about using enclosures with fans. I'm just saying that the MX-1's are not readily available anymore, we need to find a new actively cooled alternative enclosure. About the noise, I can hear every one I've ever owned, consider yourself lucky that you got nearly silent models, or you just cant pick it up. I've had 5 Antec MX-1's and none have ever been silent, but they are quiet enough for the peace of mind I get running the drives at lower temps for longevity. I've never lost a drive in an MX-1, but I've 2 in TT BlacX enclosures. Probably partly coincidence, and I'm sure partly heat. I do not use anything but AVGP drives because there is no advantage to using 7200-10000 rpm drives in these dvrs. I tested faster drives for months and there was absolutely no speed advantage, so I stayed away from the heat of the faster drives. I use nothing but the faster drives in my pc's, for obvious reasons.


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Fall 2013 is anticipated for its grand opening.
Don Cowan and his wife, Kay Jenkins Cowan, were accompanied by family, friends, business associates, government and Chamber of Commerce leaders as they turned the first shovel to begin construction. Assisting were son David Jenkins and wife, Shelley, along with Stan and Brenda Lawson, owners and developers of Spring Creek.
Jenkins Deli, celebrating its 37th birthday in Cleveland last month, also has a location in Athens as well as its Mouse Creek Road deli in Cleveland.
Eric Powers of Innovations Group in Franklin, will oversee the entire project. His firm specializes in architecture and construction management for a variety of retail, restaurant, hospitality and office complexes. Some notable restaurant projects across the state include O'Charleys, Logans, Demos and Chick-fil-A, to name only a few.
The Cowans said they brought Powers' team in because of their expertise to create the newest restaurant that will complement the tradition they have at Jenkins, and also to bring a new dimension to what they now offer.
The new design will expand on the flavor of the existing restaurants, and "take us to the next level to serve our customers and friends for the next 37 years," the owners said. "It will also add some much-needed seating."
Powers said when he first visited Jenkins Deli; he was impressed with the food, the hometown feel and the overwhelming community support the restaurant receives from its patrons. He noted the walls of the restaurant are filled with memorabilia that spans decades of local history.
"No need to worry," he noted. "We are designing the restaurant around the unique memorabilia as we incorporate it into the design." He said one of the challenges for the new design was to find ways to expand the kitchen to allow for catering, plus add private meeting facilities and find a parking solution.
The new Jenkins Deli at Spring Creek will feature expanded kitchen capabilities, a full service bar as well as a full service ice cream and desert bar. Outdoor covered porches, along with outdoor patio seating and fireplaces inside and outside are included in the design. Expanded seating is included in the design.
Powers said "I quickly discovered Jenkins Deli is the place to be to watch sports on TV and spend time with friends, so we are incorporating some great features into the restaurant for those events. Kay and Don both wanted us to develop a concept that would make it better for customers, but also for employees.''
The Cowans said the architectural and construction management by Powers and his team will allow her to continue to focus on the day to day operation of her other two restaurants.
Kay Cowan encouraged her staff to provide input into the kitchen and overall design, so the overall result will be a joint effort of Kay, Don, staff and longtime customers.
The owners also had praise for the teamwork between the Spring Creek owners and CapitalMark Bank, adding the valuable assistance of Keith Barrett at CapitalMark "helped us get our financing in line through our small business loan as we planned our expansion." Barrett, who is Cleveland president, said "working with the Jenkins project has been an enjoyable one.
"We are always proud to be involved in a project that allows a longtime business like Jenkins Deli to grow and expand. Their 37-year history in this community is admirable."
Powers said he has been successful in utilizing a large percentage of local and regional construction sub contractors and vendors. He projected completion sometime in the fall.
Stan and Brenda Lawson, Spring Creek owners, said Jenkins Deli will join a group of unique shops already located in Spring Creek's Retail area. Lasaters Coffee & Tea opened recently and a new Hardees will soon begin construction. The City's new Veterans Park will soon be built adjacent the existing Greenway system that connects to Spring Creek Neighborhood.
"The overall lifestyle development is new to Cleveland," said Lawson, "and it has taken a while to educate others on the concept where you can live, work, shop and play in your neighborhood. But it is catching on and our neighborhoods are growing with new homes. Our Spring Creek Town Center is filled with unique businesses and our adjoining Business Park is home to Cleveland Eye Clinic & Optical Boutique."
Lawson said a full day of events is set for Friday, April 19, at Spring Creek with Bender Realty to showcase the building lots, home plans and available builders.
He noted The Shops at Spring Creek have special events planned for the day as well with a grand opening for the new Noggins Hair Salon & Cleveland Therapeutic Massage Clinic that just located in the Spring Creek Town Center.


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"There wasn't a meeting when someone didn't mention Black Hawk Down."
A senior Obama Administration official, as quoted in The New York Times, on May 2, 2011
From Mark Bowden, internationally best-selling and acclaimed author of Black Hawk Down and the preeminent chronicler of the actions of our military and special forces writing today, comes an intensely gripping account of the hunt for and elimination of Osama bin Laden. With unprecedented access to key sources and his great gift for storytelling, Bowden takes us inside the rooms where decisions were made and on the ground where the action unfolded. The story focuses on Bin Laden, who maintained a stream of despairing correspondence in hiding in the year before his death, and on President Obama, perceived by many as an anti-war candidate, whose evolving views and enormous responsibilities have turned him into one of the most determined warriors to ever inhabit the White House.
Bowden's book is an unrivaled account of the most high-profile special-forces operation ever to have been undertaken, and a pause-resistant narrative of how the man behind 9/11 was finally brought to justice.
©2012 Mark Bowden (P)2012 Audible, Inc.
"Bowden is great as usual, but the narrator sucks"
Mark Bowden tells a really great story, and he obviously had very good source access.
The descriptions of how the Obama team made the decision to kill bin Laden and why were fascinating and a very good look into national decision making on critical issues facing our country. McRaven comes off looking like a badass.
The narrator thinks that whispering makes him sound more mysterious. Or maybe he just likes to whisper. Anyway, his voice acting contributed nothing to the story and eventually became distracting from it.
"Bowden's lost his writer's mojo"
I'd definitely purchase "Killing Pablo" because I read the book, but his later work "Worm" (and "The Finish") is like being stuck in the land of diminishing returns. The quality and style have weakened significantly. That really is a disappointment because I wanted to enjoy this, but couldn't.
Scott Brick, Bronson Pinchot, Campbell Scott, Will Patton - I agree with one of the other prior complaints - in addition to everything else, that narrator reads the entire book in a tone as if he's revealing a very hush-hush secret. Bizarre. Throws off the pace of the story completely.
Sorry guys, I'm returning this one.
I'm a guy. I like books about war and sci-fi. I listen to 2 or 3 books a week.
"The story is in the Details!"
The story is about everything that lead up to the now-famous raid.
I like the details of the intelligence hunt. It was very interesting.
The parts about the highly technical computer programs!
Bowden does it again!
"Listen to No Easy Day...much better"
Very disappointing. I found Black Hawk down far more compelling.
Absolutely not....I had the volume turned up and still couldn't hear him clearly. What was the need to whisper.
Not really, thought No Easy Day was very interesting and compelling.
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Another excellent book from Mark Bowden. Gripping and fully of suspense.
The inside stories from the actual players at White House, Special Ops and CIA
He spoke like he was telling a secret. The entire performance was practically whispered.
"No need for the liberal political bias."
The author could have stuck to the facts and the story, instead of dedicating nearly the entire book to promoting his pro-Obama agenda.
I never write bad reviews on here, it's pretty rare, so you know it's bad.
No, other authors in this genre don't write a book in the hopes of getting their candidate elected. Most are unbiased and care about the "facts."
No, he was quiet...unless the preview shows better.
Probably 80% of it. Nearly the entire book is a "rah rah Obama!" pep rally.
I was really really disappointed as Mark Bowden's book on the Mogadishu incident was so much better. I've known that Mark Bowden is clearly a Democrat, and that's fine, but wow, this book is just sad. I can't recommend it.
Authors I like: Patrick O'Brian, Frederick Forsyth, Jane Austen, John Le Carre, Alan Furst, Jon Krakauer, Ernest Hemingway.
"Not especially exciting or interesting"
"The Finish." is an informative though not especially exciting account of the Bin Laden raid. Bowden is a more mature writer than the author of "No Easy Day," but if you've read or listened to the latter there isn't much more to be learned from the former.
I didn't like the narration by James Lurie. He comes off like he's over-selling the machismo angle of the whole enterprise or sounding like the narrator from that TV show "City Confidential." And his voice is low and gruff and not easily heard over background noises if you're listening while exercising.
I'm a bear that likes honey, climbing trees, stealing picnic baskets and listening to audiobooks.
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It's such a compelling story, and I think the author did an awesome job of telling the story as it happened. He is an evenhanded, fair and rational narrator and earns a ton of credibility from treating everyone objectively.
The blow-by-blow description of the operation to get Bin Laden was riveting.
The whole thing is a moving story about people working hard and taking chances and putting themselves in a position to accomplish something incredibly difficult. It's a really moving book that makes you proud to be an American.
Highly recommended. It's one of those books that I had to listen to in small doses because I didn't want it to end.
"Good book"
It was detailed while bing intertaining.
When they actually shot him.
That we really did not know a lot about this from news reports.
The only thing I picked up in this book that bothered me a little bit was how Barack Oboma was made to look like he is a great president. He did his job I would have expected any president to have done this.
"Far to much information about President Obama."
More information about the warriors who planned and executed the attack and less time spent pumping up President Obama.
Another verson of killing Bin Ladin.
No comment.
Happy Bin Ladin was killed but disapointed about this verson of the events.
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Below you can see how I prepped my paper pieces to start making the craft. I cut an oval face shape out of a manila folder so we wouldn't have to color or paint it. If you have older children, they can cut their own face out. I purchased my manila folders at Dollar Tree. I think they come in a package of 10. You can always use white paper and just color it with a flesh colored crayon of your choice if you don't have a manila folder. You can see my pieces cut out for the face and hat pictured below. The orange construction paper will be used for the beard.
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Period decorations will be on display in every room of the 1950s Park Forest House Museum in December when the "Step Back into a 1950s Christmas" exhibit can be visited.
Updated: December 30, 2012 3:43PM
Here is a look at top events you won't want to miss.
Suggestions include holiday concerts at Moraine Valley Community College in Palos Hills and the "Step Back into a 1950s Christmas" exhibit at the 1950s Park Forest House Museum.
MVCC concerts
The Jazz Ensemble will perform its holiday concert at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 30 and the Concert Band will present Christmas Music and More at 3 p.m. Dec. 2.
Both shows will be in the Dorothy Menker Theater at Moraine Valley Community College, 9000 W. College Parkway, Palos Hills.
Information: (708) 974-4300, morainevalley.edu/fpac.
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The 1950s Park Forest House Museum, 141 Forest Blvd., will display "Step Back into a 1950s Christmas" from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturdays and Wednesdays or by appointment in December.
Information: parkforesthistory.org.
Nov. 30's Weekend will feature a preview of the Drama Group's "12 Angry Men" in Chicago Heights.
There also will be a movie review of "Silver Linings Playbook."
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Geotourism is a great way to see the United States. Keith Riggs at the US Department of Agriculture recently posted a really good blog post about touring through Northern California and Southern Oregon on the national Volcanic Legacy Scenic Byway. The route runs from Lake Almanor in Northern California to Crater Lake in Southern Oregon, passing through seven national forests along the way. Riggs writes:
Along this journey from volcano to volcano you'll find opportunities for adventure, exploration, communion with nature and an appreciation for the culture and history of the region. You'll also find residents eager to share the beauty and mystery of this land that is dotted with evidence of an eruptive past.
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- The Prospect Historic Hotel & Dinner House is the closest bed & breakfast to Crater Lake and offers a full range of meals in the dinner house.
- Lonesome Duck Ranch and Resort is a close 35 minutes to Crater Lake in the Chiloquin area and offers hiking, flyfishing, birding, or just relaxing on the porch.
- TouVelle House in Jacksonville, Oregon, is the elegantly restored home of Judge Touvelle, complete with bocce court, swimming pool & sauna.
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And that's not an April Fool's joke! It's for real.
Billed as "Chalk the Walk," this unique outdoor arts festival is the first time the Greenway itself has sanctioned a fundraising event that will benefit the four-mile fitness trail that now stretches from its southernmost point at Willow Street all the way north to Mohawk Drive.
For those who haven't already done so, talented artists of all ages should begin sharpening their chalk. This colorful, and innovative, fundraiser is scheduled for Saturday, April 13, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. It will take place near the playground at the former First Tennessee Bank location. Hopeful artists will be chalking their way to prizes along the Greenway stretch from the park to Raider Drive.
Here's how it will work. The public "canvases" for "Chalk the Walk" will be 5-foot by 5-foot spaces marked off along the Greenway. In these spots, artists of all ages will use colorful chalk to create temporary paintings of just about ... anything. Chalk will be furnished, but participants are also invited to bring their own. These public displays of art are expected to remain on display for about as long as Mother Nature says so.
Cost of each space is $10. Proceeds from "Chalk the Walk" will help to establish a master plan for displaying permanent and temporary works of art in the public sector as well as grants and scholarships to attract local artists for exhibits that will be enjoyed by the community, according to event organizers.
"Chalk the Walk" is being coordinated by a group that understands chalk the most; well, not kids, although they are invited to sign up for the Saturday competition. The event is being planned by the Greenway Public Arts Committee, a group founded by the Greenway board of directors whose charge is to pursue art events and placement on the Greenway.
Anyone who has stopped by to sit in, stand atop, lean against or to photograph the big yellow chair — appropriately named "Sitting Tall" — recognize it as GPAC's first contribution of public art to the Greenway. Created by the innovative mind of Cleveland artist Josh Coleman, "Sitting Tall" is on loan to the Greenway to help jump-start the GPAC campaign.
Joe McCullough, a GPAC member who brainstormed the idea of "Chalk the Walk" and who owns Theme Fusion, said the event is open to anyone who has an eye for art appreciation and how it can add to the already beautiful outdoors.
"Participation is open to any individual or group wishing to contribute regardless of age or skill level," McCullough stressed. "No prior chalk art experience is required; however, every participant is encouraged to do their best and plan their space ahead of time."
Each participant will receive an assigned section of the Greenway as their "canvas" and will be provided with chalk to produce their "masterpiece," he explained. Prize money and gifts will be awarded for "Best in Show," "Judges' Choice Award" and "People's Choice Award," and several grade-specific prizes will be awarded to students and/or the schools they represent.
Tara Brown, another talented Cleveland volunteer who chairs the GPAC group, explained the history of "Chalk the Walk" and the rationale that brought it to fruition.
"'Chalk the Walk' grew from a desire to establish opportunities for cultural and artistic expression by local artists that amplifies outdoor experiences throughout our community," Brown cited. "The Greenway is a perfect public space for creative display because it is a feature of our community that is available to everyone regardless of ethnic, economic or social status."
Cameron Fisher, whose day job is at the Church of God International Offices but whose unofficial community nickname is "Mr. Cleveland" because of his strong sense of volunteerism and love for Bradley County, praised the efforts of the GPAC group whose members have already come up with plenty of artsy ideas for the Greenway. All they need now is the funding to make it happen.
"I can't say enough about the enthusiasm and work ethic of the members of GPAC," said Fisher, who chairs the Greenway board. "While there have been dozens of events staged on the Greenway since its founding more than a decade ago, this will be the first 'official' event sponsored by the Greenway. It is shaping up to be a tradition that will be anticipated every year."
The five-hour event will feature food and product vendors who have signed up to accommodate the hundreds of artists and family members expected to attend "Chalk the Walk," Fisher explained.
On-site registration will begin at 10 a.m. After registering, artists will be invited to begin their creative work, but at 2 p.m. the chalk must be dropped to allow the start of judging.
Three key reminders about the upcoming, and entertaining, event can't be repeated enough, according to planners. One is that "spots" of concrete canvas are still available for participants; two, space remains up for grabs for vendors and event sponsors; and three, for more information or to reserve a spot or a space to participate, contact (Joe) McCullough by sending an email to email@example.com.
To date, a lot of individuals of various ages have already expressed interest in "Chalk the Walk" participation. This includes many art students from area schools who are eager to display their talent and imagination.
Event planners stress all age groups are welcome to participate — kids, students and adults.
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My daughter is 20 months old and I'm a single mother. When she is with me she is very clingy, whiney, wont eat, wont sleep all night (we co-sleep), just overall wont listen. Whenever I leave her with family or at daycare they all say she is a perfect angel. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. Please any suggestions.
I've been in that situation before. I was told that it's easier to take care of someone else's kid than your own. Your daughter is most comfortable with you so you will see her worst side more often than others will. When my daughter was 2, she went to day care. When I went to pick her up, her energy skyrocketed and then crashed leaving her in meltdown until she was fed dinner. It was a disaster. I think it's the time of day honestly. Maybe if you can make meal times quicker and give her something t oplay wit that you know she'll love so she's distracted, maybe you'll see more smiles from her. Also, don't over look what is happening at daycare. If she is uncomfortable there or scared, she's more likely to behave for them out of fear. I didn't see it at first but my daughter was ver y uncomfortable at the daycare I choose. I still don't know 100% why and I'm hoping it is was nothing actually bad but keep other options available. I eventually took her out (for various reasons) and our schedule changed...things got better but then she had other issues come up.
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