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She was born on June 18, 1925. She was a farmer and housewife and a member of First Baptist in Merigold.
Visitation will be May 3, 2014, at the church from 10:30 a.m. until the time of the service and on Friday May 2, 2014, at the Reuben Z. Reddhe Chapel from 2-5 p.m.
Funeral services will be at noon Saturday, May 3, 2014, at First Baptist Church in Merigold with Rev. Bobby Williams officiating. Burial will follow in Merigold Cemetery.
She was preceded in death by her parents Willie and Nannu Jones, and son Marvin Lofton.
She is survived by sons Charlie Lofton, of Merigold, Ivory Lofton of Chicago, Ill.; daughters Barbara J. Scott of Cleveland, Dorothy Kemp of Mound Bayou, Rosie Collins of Illinois, and Mattee L. Hooker of Renova; sister Earnestine Cunningham of Lambert; 36 grandchildren, 64 great-grandchildren; 12 great-great grandchildren, and a host of nieces, nephews, and friends.


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When I introduce a "whole wheat" substitution to my family, I have to kind of sneak it in because they just have some kind of weird bias - I don't let them know about it until after they have eaten it. Sometimes they can tell the difference, most times they can't, as was the case with the Boboli 100% Whole Wheat Pizza Crust.
All I can say is, I made some good pizza. There is very little difference between the taste of this pizza and that of 'regular' pizza crust - maybe just a tad bit of a more 'wheaty' taste, and I didn't notice much difference in how the crust comes out (I had made a thin crust pizza the day before).
The difference that's important to me is that it's 60 calories less than the Boboli Orginial Pizza Crust (20 calories less than Boboli's Thin Crust), and 3 grams more fiber. The ingredients list starts with whole wheat flour and it's not too long (although it's not all natural).
I received 2 coupons for $5.00 each from Boboli, which is what I used to purchase the Boboli Whole Wheat Pizza Crust - regular price of $4.69. Doing the math with the cost of the ingredients to make a pizza, it can work out cheaper to buy a frozen variety. But the fun that the 2 kids had making their own pizza was priceless. So I would definitely buy Boboli 100% Whole Wheat Pizza Crust again.
Below is a picture of the products I randomly picked up to make the pizza - Bridgeford Turkey Pepperoni, which has 70% less fat than regular pepperoni, Cabot Part Skim Shredded Mozzarella Cheese and Contadina Pizza Sauce - I don't make pizza often so I wasn't sure what to get for the sauce, but this was 30 calories per 1/4 cup. Next time I might try regular tomato sauce and just adding my own seasonings. I will also not be making plain pepperoni pizza - sorry kids - but I have to throw some bell peppers on it - my favorite pizza topping. What's yours?!
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The ink had scarcely dried on Mindy Berkson's business plan when she sat down at her computer, directing her browser to Google. The year was 2005, and the former venture capitalist had just founded Lotus Blossom, a Chicago-based infertility consulting firm. She typed 'infertility consultant' into the search engine, curious to see how her fledgling business might appear to prospective clients on the web. There were so few results that the search engine asked whether she had carelessly mistyped. "It said, 'Did you spell that correctly?," laughs Ms. Berkson.
Her findings were telling, she says. "I had this vision that created a niche that didn't exist but was so desperately needed in this industry." Perhaps there's no one better to speak of that desperate need than Ms. Berkson. After conceiving her first child with ease, she found herself unable to achieve a secondary conception. She was 31 years old.
"It stymied me that it was so difficult to navigate all the things that I was faced with," says Ms. Berkson. Though she was and is an undeniably bright woman, she was at a loss – unsure even of the kinds of questions she should be asking. "If you don't know what to ask, you really are lost in this industry," she observes. "I thought, 'I need an insider's approach to this.' But there was nobody to give me an insider's approach. There was no such thing as an infertility consultant."
In the three-and-a-half trying years that followed, Ms. Berkson conceived not only twins but a passion for the infertility industry. She began working for an agency that recruited egg donors and surrogates, learning the ins and outs of industry business practices. "I saw it from the patient side and the business side. I had this vision from the venture capital side of what [the industry] should be."
In 2005, she married the knowledge gained from all three vantage points to form Lotus Blossom. Ms. Berkson and her innovative new firm were to be the advocate, not of the surrogate and the egg donor, but of the intended parents.
Today, Lotus Blossom represents that inside approach to the infertility industry that Ms. Berkson had longed for as a patient. The firm aids individuals as well as heterosexual and same-sex couples worldwide who are facing infertility, constructing a unique multi-disciplinary team of professionals for each client – everything from reproductive endocrinologists to attorneys to insurance agents.
Arguably the most beneficial element of a partnership with Lotus Blossom is the education it affords its clients. "Without that education, there's no way you could be your own best advocate," says Ms. Berkson. "There is no way you could make the best medical choices, financial choices and resource choices for yourself if you don't have all the options presented to you."
Today, if you Google the phrase 'infertility consultant,' a half dozen results on the first page alone mention Lotus Blossom Consulting. And that's gratifying for a business owner whose life's work has resulted in the evolution of a niche that was, until recently, unheard of. "I love what I do," shares Ms. Berkson. "What I've learned is that when you make your passion your mission you really find your happiness."


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School Business Administrator Cindy Holtz said the hearing was a good opportunity to discuss allocations and review revenue sources and taxes.
"There's nothing really earth-shattering to report but we did review our expenditures for next year," said Holtz. "We will be several hundred thousand dollars over last year's budget in terms of expenditures."
Holtz said the increase would be put toward major technological infrastructure improvements, technological engineering costs, textbooks and two new school busses.
"It's been 10-12 years since the district has had this type of technology work and it's definitely needed."
The trustees voted to approve a one-year contract with Millennium Consulting Service, LLC, which it previously hired to revamp the district's Internet networking.
"This is a one-year network agreement that comes out to $30,000 for the year," said Board Attorney Jamie Jacks. "This deals with them working on our servers, switches and routers.
"There is also an additional network administrator fee of $9,500 for the full fiscal year."
Jacks said the board could decide how to pay for the service and that monthly installments were an option.
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There will be no increase in the teacher salary schedule for the 2013-2014 academic year, which has been the case for the past few years.
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I've been discussing this issue with a lot of people here, so there is a
lot of intel in this discussion:
For the next two weeks, there will be a series of intense negotiations
between the US and Russia over the issue of missile defense. The talks are
between Russian Deputy Foreign Minster Sergey Ryabkov and US Under
Secretary of State Ellen Tauscher. These talks will define the
Moscow-Washington relationship for the near-future. But while the US and
Russia are trying to find an agreement, the Central Europeans are looking
for ways to sabotage any cooperation and bring the US into a more
aggressive stance against Russia.
. NEGOTIATIONS: Russia and the US are in talks about whether there
should be cooperation on bmd between the two. As we have been discussing,
the US is planning on expanding missile defense into Central Europe. The
US vows that this is not against/targeting Russia. Russia is looking for
the US to prove it by allowing the US and Russian systems to be
integrated. Russia does have a point that the US system would be stronger
if integrated into the Russian one. But the US instead has offered to
"share information" instead of integrate the systems-which is unacceptable
to Russia. So the talks between Ryabkov and Tauscher are to come to an
agreement one way or another.
. THE ANNOUNCEMENT: The results of these negotiations are to be
announced at some sort of upcoming joint statement on missile defense.
This statement will be made either at upcoming defense ministers meeting,
the NATO -Russia Council or the Obama-Medvedev summit this fall. The
statement is key to where Russia-US relations stand. If the statement is
about cooperation on missile defense, but not integration-then Russia lost
in the talks, and will retaliate. If it is about integration on some level
- then the US caved in order to save its "reset", but then the Central
Europeans will feel betrayed.
. RETALIATION: If Russia loses in the talks, the Kremlin has already
indicated what it will do next. Our favorite Kremlin hawk, Rogozin, was
the one railing on missile defense this past week. Within his colorful
commentary, he said that he would be making a trip to Iran just after the
Ryabkov-Tauscher talks conclude. Meaning, what he does in Iran depends on
how the talks go. Of course, as we have been discussing, this is not to
say that Iran wants Rogozin and whatever he brings. But it is Russia's
threat nonetheless.
. THE CENTRAL EUROPEAN WRENCH: Watching these talks very closely are
the Central Europeans. The CEs are the location for missile defense
expansion. By Russia's argument, should they be included and integrated
into the system, the expansion is unnecessary. But the CEs don't want
missile defense for missile defense purposes. They want it to have US
military on their soil. They see it as protection against Russia, so
integrating Russia into the system undermines why they want missile
defense to begin with. Many CEs are concerned that the US may betray its
promise of missile defense in CE in order to save the so-called "reset" at
this time-which doesn't mean that the US couldn't go forward with missile
defense plans sans Russia in the future. That is why countries like
Romania are coming out and discussing missile defense a lot right now.
Moreover, other CEs that aren't a part of the missile defense plans are
looking for other guarantees from the US-such as the Czechs want F16s
(would like to do a separate piece on this, I think-will talk to Nate).
The CEs simply want security guarantees from the US-whether missile
defense or others things like F16s or lillypads.
BOTTOM LINE: US and Russia are in serious talks that will define the
relationship between the countries for the next year. Right now, the
Russians are not happy thus far with the talks - hence the Iran chatter.
Also, the CEs don't want a resolution or cooperation. They want the US to
jump onto their plans to counter Russia. But the talks taking place now
will define the relationship between everyone in the short term.
Lauren Goodrich
Senior Eurasia Analyst


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Strengths: Shockingly, this line has no strengths, but it does deserve mention for good self-tanning products and their Double Lightening Serum.
Weaknesses: Expensive; a preposterous number of ordinary moisturizer and serum formulas sold with grandiose claims; overuse of fragrance; several moisturizers contain.
We have to admit we weren't looking forward to reviewing this line. We've been aware of Sothys for some time, and over the years many women have asked us what we thought of it. We don't ever mind being asked what we think of a product line, but in this case it was the way we were asked that we found depressing. Somehow this spa-oriented line has developed an almost reverent reputation for being a superior skin-care line.
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Despite a long French-heritage, dating back to 1946, this spa-oriented brand with a vast array of products doesn't deserve a reputation for being anything other than an overpriced spa brand to avoid.
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Adam Lanza's mom kept Newtown shooter's home life quiet
By ADAM GELLER Associated Press December 17, 2012 1:32AM
Nancy Lanza, mother of Connecticut school shooting suspect Adam Lanza. | Provided~Facebook photo
Updated: December 17, 2012 12:30PM
NEWTOWN, Conn. — At the bar, everybody knew her name.
Nancy Lanza was the one who, if she heard you were short on cash, regularly offered to pick up the tab at My Place.
Two or three nights a week, Lanza — the mother of the gunman in Connecticut's horrific school massacre — came in for carryout salad but stayed for Chardonnay and good humor. The divorced mother of two — still smooth-skinned and ash blond at 52 — clearly didn't have to work, but she was always glad to share talk of her beloved Red Sox, gardening and a growing enthusiasm for target shooting.
But while Lanza spoke proudly about her sons and brought them in for breakfast when they were younger, friends say she held one card very close: home life, especially its trials and setbacks, was off limits.
Now, the secrets Lanza kept are at the center of the questions that envelop this New England town, grieving over the slaughter unleashed by her 20-year-old son Adam, who investigators say killed his mother Friday with one of her own guns before murdering 20 children and six adults at a nearby school.
"Her family life was her family life. She kept it private, when we were together. That was her own thing," said Louise Tambascio, who runs the warmly lit pizzeria and bar with her own sons and became a shopping and dining companion of Nancy Lanza's.
Friends had met Lanza's younger son, who stared down at the floor and didn't speak when she brought him in. They knew he had switched schools more than once and that she had tried home-schooling him. But while she occasionally expressed concern about his future, she never complained about anything at all.
"I heard her as a parent. I always said that I wouldn't want to be in her shoes. But I thought, 'Wow. She holds it well,' " said Tambascio's son, John.
Despite those challenges, the trappings of Lanza's life in Newtown were comfortable. When she and then-husband Peter Lanza moved to the central Connecticut community in 1998 from southern New Hampshire, they bought a brand-new 3,100-square-foot colonial set on more than two acres in the Bennett's Farm neighborhood. Nancy Lanza had previously worked as a stock broker at John Hancock in Boston and her husband was a successful executive.
When the couple divorced in 2009, he left their spacious home to Nancy Lanza and told her she would never have to work another day in her life, said Marsha Lanza of Crystal Lake, Ill., Lanza's aunt. The split-up was not acrimonious and Adam spent time with both his mother and father, she said.
Those who knew Nancy Lanza recall her as very generous, often giving money to those she met and doing volunteer work.
When a mutual friend sought a loan from an acquaintance, Jim Leff, and Leff asked for collateral, Lanza intervened.
"Nancy overheard the discussion, and, unblinkingly, told him she'd just write him a check then and there," Leff recalled on his blog in a post after Lanza's death. "While I'm far from the most generous guy in the world, it's not often that I feel stingy. But I learned something from that. I should have just written him the check. She was right."
Mark Tambascio recalled the time Lanza invited him and his brother to attend a Boston Red Sox game, buying them tickets atop the outfield wall known as the Green Monster, and refusing any talk of repayment.
There were moments when she appeared carefree. Inside My Place on Sunday, friends passed around a book of photos from a 2008 sailing trip off Newport, R.I., including one showing Lanza, her eyes gently closed and head tilted back as the sea breeze blew through her hair. "Dreamer!" read the caption.
Neighbors knew her from the monthly gathering of women who rotated between homes for games of bunko, a dice game. Lanza enthused about gardening, while poking fun of the fact that few could see the results because her house was set back from the road on a low rise, partly cloaked by trees.
"She used to give me a hard time, you know, because I put out all these Christmas lights, and she said, 'I put out mine, too, but you can't even see them,' " said Rhonda Cullens, who lives one street over.
Lanza also began telling friends that she had bought guns and had taken up target shooting, John Tambascio said.
All three of the guns that Adam Lanza carried into Sandy Hook Elementary were owned and registered by his mother — a pair of handguns and a .223-caliber Bushmaster rifle, his primary weapon.
Investigators said Sunday that Nancy Lanza visited shooting ranges several times and that her son also visited an area range.
Ginger Colbrun, a spokeswoman for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, said it was still not clear whether Nancy Lanza brought her son to the range or whether he ever fired a weapon there.
Marsha Lanza told the Chicago Sun-Times that Nancy Lanza wanted guns for protection. "She prepared for the worst," Marsha Lanza told the newspaper. "I didn't know that they [the guns] would be used on her."
Guns were her hobby," Dan Holmes, who got to know Lanza while doing landscaping work for her, told the Washington Post. "She told me she liked the single-mindedness of shooting."
But while trips to shooting ranges gave Lanza an outlet, she returned home to the ever-present challenges of raising a son with intractable problems.
At Newtown High School, Adam Lanza was often having crises that only his mother could defuse.
"He would have an episode, and she'd have to return or come to the high school and deal with it," said Richard Novia, the school district's head of security until 2008, who got to know the family because both Lanza sons joined the school technology club he chartered.
Novia said Adam Lanza would sometimes withdraw completely "from whatever he was supposed to be doing," whether it was sitting in class or reading a book.
Adam Lanza "could take flight, which I think was the big issue, and it wasn't a rebellious or defiant thing," Novia said. "It was withdrawal."
The club gave the boy a place where he could be more at ease and indulge his interest in computers. His anxieties appeared to ease somewhat, but they never disappeared. When people approached him in the hallways, he would press himself against the wall or walk in a different direction, clutching his black briefcase tightly.
Marsha Lanza described Nancy Lanza as a good mother.
"If he had needed consulting, she would have gotten it," Marsha Lanza said. "Nancy wasn't one to deny reality."
But friends and neighbors said Lanza never spoke about the difficulties of raising her son. Mostly she noted how smart he was and that she hoped, even with his problems, that he would find a way to succeed.
"We never talked about the family," John Tambascio said. "She just came in to have a great time."
Associated Press writer Matt Apuzzo in Southbury, Conn., and Michael Tarm in Crystal Lake, Ill., contributed to this report.


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I have the pleasure of inviting you, on behalf of the Irish Taekwon-Do Association, to the ITA Irish Cup Championships, which will be held in the University of Limerick Sports Arena, on the weekend of the 17th and 18th November 2012. This competition will include pattern and sparring for all grades, and special technique and power test for black belts. Saturday 17th November is for the cadet and senior categories and is open to yellow belts and above aged 14 and over. Sunday 18th November is for the junior categories and is open to yellow belts and above aged 7 to 13yrs.
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I had a bad dream last night. My mom (sorry, Mom) was convinced that my family needed more pets than just my fish (who, for the record, I did not end up re-naming Carlos) and wanted us to get two birds. I wasn't crazy about the idea, but fine.
What kind of birds do you want to get, I asked?
Cardinals, she answered, with a kind of evil glint in her eyes.
Cute and cuddly pet? Uh, no.
I woke up and wondered if I had somehow made it all up, because it seemed way to perfectly symbolic for my feelings at the moment to be true. I mean, I did somehow make it up, seeing as it was my dream, but it was completely unconscious. Which is what makes it basically very weird with a capital W at the beginning.
Anyhow, last night's game was certainly nightmare worthy and truly painful to watch. There are a million ways to second guess the team's choices (read: Napoli at first base), but in reality it was just a plain ole' blowout. They happen. Horribly timed, yes. Unheard of, no. I would like to believe it was just a fluke, too, but I am starting to have a nasty feeling that the Rangers of one of Those Teams, that has trouble in the World Series. I hope they will prove me wrong tonight and in the next three games after that, but we shall have to see. In any case, I am sure I speak for everyone when I say that mostly, I just want to see good baseball out there, no matter who wins or loses. Last night was not good baseball.
Except for, well, Albert. Tip of the beloved white beanie to him for his amazing trio of home runs. It couldn't have happened to a better guy, other than his Cardinal-ness.
Speaking of Cardinals… let's just nip the whole giving-Emily-nightmares-thing right in the bud, shall we? Please and thank you.
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This is the famous 'Ginger Town' of the Sunshine Coast hinterland, which boasts some of the most beautiful country in Queensland. Yandina lies just to the north of Nambour, the centrally-located retail and service town for the central Sunshine Coast hinterland. This area is extremely rich in natural rainforest parks and reserves. Native animals such as kangaroos, koalas and wombats, which can often be elusive in the wild, are on constant show here. Yandina is home to the Ginger Factory, where you can sample all things ginger, and taste the delights of the award-winning Spirit House restaurant. Yandina is 107 kilometres north of Brisbane.
Conondale, like many rural towns in South East Queensland, is pretty. The town might be a great spot for a chance to catch your breath during what is a very scenic drive but there is something about Conondale that is as subtle as it is magic. When travelling from Maleny, Conondale is the first opportunity to take a close-up and easy look at the river that gives its name to the valley through which it passes - the Mary River. Just near where the Maleny-Kenilworth Road crosses the Mary River, Fritz Park offers the chance for a picnic and time to contemplate exactly why this little village is so special. Conondale is distinctive because of its proximity to the rugged beauty of the range to its west called the Conondale Range. Within the Range a national park called Conondale National Park is an unspoilt and undeveloped park of harsh beauty. Conondale National Park protects important remnants of grassy open Eucalypt forest, tall wet sclerophyll forest and subtropical rainforest that once covered large areas of the Sunshine Coast hinterland. The park is the central undisturbed core of an extensive area of forest reserves in the Conondale Range and an important refuge for many rare and threatened animals, including the Mary River Turtle, which, until recently, had not been discovered. It is important to remember that this park is suited to very experienced walkers only. The turn off to the national park is about 15 kilometres north of Conondale at Sunday Creek Road. The turn is marked by a pretty park called Keith and Ivy Boon Memorial Park.
Many travellers use the entry to Nerang as the benchmark that they have arrived at the Gold Coast. Indeed, it's like a golden gateway with the beaches to the east and the hinterland to the west. Punctuated by the beautiful Nerang River, this suburb has come a long way since its waterway was named "little" by its original Indigenous inhabitants. The river itself is a popular place for picnics, boating and fishing with a platform at Arthur Earle Park allowing easy access to catch the bream, flathead, whiting and trevally which inhabit these waters. Despite being inland, water seems to be the theme of Nerang, which is also home to Hinze Dam and its recreational facilities with state-of-the-art interpretative centre; lakeside parks; walking, bike and horse trails; and barbecue areas. A historic river mill built in 1910, with a café along the banks of the river, is also a highlight of a visit here. The river may be little, but Nerang's heart is big.
Perseverence is an area east of Crows Nest and Pechey, where you can enjoy a barbecue picnic by Perseverence Dam and groups find excellent camp and conference facilities at Perseverence Lodge. Opposite Perseverence Lodge is a public park with barbecue facilities and playground equipment. At the Dam itself the picnic grounds is a lovely spot to stop to admire the tranquil waters and the dramatic drop from the roadway across the dam wall. Guests of Perseverence Lodge can also enjoy a huge range of activities, including canoeing, kayaking, orienteering and tennis.
The township of Cloncurry in North West Queensland occupies a key hub point in the Outback. Known as 'the friendly heart of the Great North West'. Cloncurry was founded in 1867 by Ernest Henry. It was built upon copper mines in the surrounding district, which quickly led to it being one of the most prosperous towns in the Outback. Today, Cloncurry's core industries include grazing, copper and gold mining, transport and mining services. Qantas was conceived in Cloncurry and their aircraft hangar still stands at Cloncurry Shire Airport. The Royal Flying Doctors Service was launched Cloncurry with the first flight on 17 May 1928. The John Flynn Place Museum pay homage to this crucial part of Outback life. Visit a working open-cut mine with the Ernest Henry Mine Tours, departing from Mary Kathleen Park every Wednesday and Friday from May to September. There is too much to see in just one day, so spend a couple of days in 'The Curry' and don't miss out on seeing some of the area's most popular attractions. Mary Kathleen Memorial Park and Museum houses history and memorabilia on Cloncurry, Mary Kathleen and surrounding districts. A 'must see' is the Burke and Wills history display, including Burke's water bottle in the Explorers Corner. The mineral and gem collection is ranked by experts as one of the most comprehensive in Australia. Also on display are Aboriginal artefacts and a portrait and breastplate of George, King of Friezland. Cloncurry now services the sheep and cattle properties in the surrounding district and is an important sales centre for livestock.
The Gulf Savannah is an interesting region to visit all year. However during the monsoon season, transportation methods must be carefully considered, as some parts of the Gulf Savannah region suffer from a lack of road infrastructure. Burketown sits on the Albert River and on the east-west dividing line between the wetlands to the north and the beginning of the savannah grass plains (Plains of Promise) to the south, some 25 kilometres from the coast of the Gulf of Carpentaria. The Albert River is tidal and the Gulf is accessible from Burketown by boat. Surrounding environs include flat, grassy plains to the south and immense salt flats and wetlands to the north. The Nicholson River is some 17 kilometres to the west and is fresh water and perennial. The wetlands are breeding grounds for crocodiles, barramundi and prawns and a vast amount of bird species which are prolific during the summer months. The grasslands to the south are the habitat of a great array of wildlife including emus, kangaroos and birdlife. Burketown is 425 kilometres north of Mt Isa.
Spring Bluff is a beautiful valley tucked in the ranges north of Toowoomba and best known for its picturesque Railway Station. Spring Bluff Railway Station is a favourite day trip for visitors and locals alike. Its gardens are magnificent during Spring and Summer and steam train rides are a feature of September during Toowoomba's Carnival of Flowers. The Railway Station features a coffee shop in the station master's cottage. It's worth visiting Spring Bluff just for the interesting drive down the range off the New England Highway through to Murphy's Creek. The road meanders through lush bushland, following the path of the creek.
To look at it on a map, Yuleba looks like a little town on the Warrego Highway about mid-way between Roma and Miles. Sure, it is a well-equipped little town offering many services for travellers, but it's also a place with a rich and important history and more than a thing or two to entice you to stay awhile. Yuleba features in the story of the Cobb & Co era, as it was between Surat and Yuleba that Cobb & Co scheduled its very last horse-drawn coach mail run on 16 August 1924. You can retrace that last run and visit sites of local significance such as the Cobb & Co Mural, Aboriginal native wells (also a pleasant picnic spot) and Cobb & Co Corduroys - where cypress pines were laid to make roads passable in the horse-drawn era. Keen fossickers can hunt for opalised and petrified wood and agates at The Maryanne, and there's plenty of room for bush camping beside the dam. Yuleba's scenic Judd's Lagoon and Wetlands is abundant in flora and fauna, providing a tranquil natural backdrop for bush camping and the perfect spot to relax and connect with nature.
With whale encounters, Fraser Island and the Great Barrier Reef on its doorstop, Hervey is Queensland's best nature-based playground. Hervey Bay is also the perfect beach holiday destination for families, backpackers, couples and grey nomads with it's endless stretches of white, sandy beach and calm, clear waters providing year round swimming, kayaking, boating and fishing. Dotted along Hervey Bay's picturesque esplanade are alfresco cafes and restaurants, shops, parks, piers and a vibrant marina - all with stunning views of the Pacific coastline and Fraser Island. From mid-July to early November every year, Hervey Bay offers the world's most engaging encounters with Humpback Whales, when thousands of whales stop to rest and play in its sheltered waters during their annual migration. A half day or full day cruise allows you to experience the incredible magic of getting so close to a humpback whale the you can almost touch it. Hervey Bay is the gateway to World Heritage-listed Fraser Island, the world's largest sand island, with towering ancient rainforests, pure fresh water lakes and creek and coloured sands. Barges depart from the charming coastal hamlet of River Heads, a short scenic drive from Hervey Bay. Find aquatic action with a range of water sports and at the Wetside Waterpark. At any time of year, take an eco-tour to see dolphins, turtles and other marine creatures and cruise or sail the stunning waters. Go snorkelling or diving off the beach and off Hervey Bay's sheltered artificial reef, the largest man made reef in the Southern Hemisphere. Discover more about the incredible world of whales and other marine creatures and learn about Fraser Island and the Great Sandy Biosphere at the Fraser Coast Discovery Sphere. Hervey Bay is also an access point for Lady Elliot Island, the first of the islands of the Great Barrier Reef. Holiday right on the beach with million dollar water views in beachfront tourist parks or choose from a range of options including top end
The old Gregory Downs Hotel holds court as the centre of town society. Originally built to serve passengers on the coach run from Burketown, the hotel is in the historic village of Gregory Downs which accesses the perennially-flowing Gregory River. At one time it was a Mounted Police post. In World War II, officers at this station won fame when they searched with Doomadgee Aboriginal trackers for the crew of the ditched plane Little Eva. The crew flew out of Iron Range Airport for a bombing run to then-New Guinea and they became disoriented in a tropical storm. Gregory Downs Station was one of the first cattle runs in the Gulf Savannah. It was one of a range of properties established on Lort Stokes' Plains of Promise, a vast monsoonal savannah stretching from Gregory to the Leichhardt Rivers. The peaceful waters of The Gregory remain a natural attraction. Here you can canoe year-round the site hosts thousands for the annual May Labour Day weekend canoe race. While camping has traditionally been in the riverbed, public hygiene has prompted discussions to move away from the river's edge. Rent a canoe or time your visit to coincide with Gregory's racing and rodeo calendar. The Gregory Ball is a not-to-be missed social event. It may take a while to get here, but you will be guaranteed a load of fun.
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March 22, 1945 MEMORANDUM REGARDING J. WISNER, TORREON. I had lunch with Albert ""Pat"" Doerr today regarding his property at Asientos, Aguascal., memo and report on which I have left on Al Rodriguez' desk. While in Pat's office he showed me part of a letter from McCallister of San Luis Potosi he had just received. Pat and McCallister, with Paul Avery and others, are partners in the Guadalczar tin-gold-silver-quicksilver-and what-have-you placer. The part of the letter Pat showed me said in effect this: ""I have just seen Johnny Wisner at Torreon. He tells me Eagle-Picher have sent him more drill-hole samples to assay than he can handle. They are tackling everything, any wild-cat, so why not try them out on Guadalczar?"" Evidently Wisner shot his mouth off completely to McCallister regarding the work he has been doing for us and what he could find out about it. -This is an intolerable breach of confidence; a private assayer should be like a doctor or lawyer or consulting engineer-keep his damned mouth shut. We should cut Wisner off completely and tell him why, beside his incompetence in zinc assays: because we have evidence of his violation of confidence. I should not want to mention Doerr's name because Pat is a very old per-sonal friend of mine and showed me the letter out of pure kind-ness,knowing my seeing it would hurt his chances on Guadalcazar. Of course I kidded him about that angle. He told me the following: GUADALCAZAR. San Luis turned it down when Bateman refused to subsidize them. Bill Kane and Foshag are strong for it.(This is true). Beauchamp of Hamilton B. and Woodworth ran tests on it, for four months and could get only 33% extraction of the tin. (Total contained value in the placer $l.20 plus or minus: 500 gm, tin per tonxxxxxx one pound; 250 gm, quicksilver; 70% of the total value in the placer is in tin, remaining 30% quicksilver, silver and gold). Swent put down 22 holes 200 m. apart;deepest was 60 m. Values said to be remarkably uniform. Tonnage estimates range from 800,000,000 to over 1,000,000,000. (Yep,that's what I said--sell it to FDR). Sample for tests were sent Consolidated Mining and Smelting,Brit. Columbia. They have a dump with tin they are treating. Tests gave over 65% tin extraction. Use trick blank-ets on tables that turn over mechanically. Swent told me the thing was feasible only with $1 a lb.tin, on the basis of Beauchamp's tests. With 65% extraction you could \ get by on 50 cent tin;mill said to be very cheap to build. Quien sable I thought we might as well get the dope,so told Pat to come and tell you or Al about this. Edward Wisser Edward Wisser
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- Posted by treasuretheday (My Page) on Fri, Apr 5, 13 at 21:34
What a charming, beautiful room! There is so much to love here with all of the lovely details. After seeing in-progress pictures, I've really been looking forward to your reveal and it doesn't disappoint! I think my favorites are your one-of-a-kind vanity and herringbone floor. I love all of the storage you were able to accomplish too. The backlit mirror is especially interesting to me because we are doing that in our guest/son's bathroom. Do you happen to have any photos of how you dealt with installing the light in the back? I'm sure you must smile when you walk into the room and I hope you enjoy it for many years to come. |
Thanks Treasure, thanks for loving my vanity. The carpenter did a fabulous job of taking my concept into the real world. I think my sink looks perfect in there. And I love herringbone. I did my kitchen backsplash in the pattern 2 years ago on a whim and have been so happy with the choice. The mirror and under vanity lighting is very subtle. The under vanity light provides more light than the mirror light, because it has more open space to spread. I put the LED on a dimmer but really, because the mirror obscures a lot of the light, I keep it on high all the time. Prior to mounting the mirror I would dim the light, because the bare LED strip was fairly bright otherwise. Overall, the light in the room is sort of the intensity of a full moon. It gives a nice glow at night and makes it easy to walk to that end of our small house in the middle of the night if needed. How I did it (I guess I didn't take pictures): |
Pictures, please. |
Enduring, I love your BR, and have been following the progress for months. What are the dimensions of your room? I have a feeling it may be quite similar in size to my main bath, which is my next reno, and I am planning on having the toilet across from the vanity beside the tub, so have been worrying about access space... Very very few BR's are laid out this way, so it's been hard to get a visual. |
Completely gorgeous and unique (in a good way!). That sink and counter is to die for and there are just so many pretty details. You should be thrilled, as I'm sure you are. |
I've seen DIY, but a DIY soapstone sink? You are awesome, and so is your bathroom! Fabulous job -- my husband has been talking about backlit mirrors and I can't to show him your album. Lovely lovely lovely! Congrats and thanks for sharing! |
- Posted by treasuretheday (My Page) on Sat, Apr 6, 13 at 10:17
Enduring, thanks so much for the detailed info on how you backlit your mirror. I think it adds such a nice touch to your already beautiful room. |
- Posted by OntarioMom (My Page) on Sat, Apr 6, 13 at 10:25
I love the soapstone everything and the night lighting is awesome. I'm going back for more peeks for sure. It will help as we finish our new baths. Thanks for all the detail!! Carol |
Lost my post. (HOpe it doesn't end up posting 2X). Yes, looks like our bathrooms are very close to the same size. Mine is 6 and 1/2 feet wide, and 10'3" long. My door opens into the bottom right hand corner next to where your vanity is. I will probably be picking your brain to help me with mine. We will be gutting the Main literally the day the Master is finished, as DH has to re-route all the major plumbing lines, so hopefully both BR's will only be out of commission a day or two. I have one question right now though. What are you using to generate your floor plans? Did you buy some software? |
- Posted by sparklebread (My Page) on Sat, Apr 6, 13 at 19:18
Your bathroom is amazing! I am a big herringbone fan, so I have a special fondness for that awesome floor. Your sink and vanity are to die for and I am astonished at how you remembered all the details. Can't wait to see your next project! |
rjr220, Thanks and glad you can use the information. I was hoping that I had a bit more light coming out from behind the mirror. BTW in the daylight you can't hardly see the light emission from the mirror or the vanity. treasuretheday, glad to be of help to you :) You have been so generous with your feedback to GW members, it is my pleasure to provide you with the details. OntarioMom, I am so glad you find the information helpful. The soapstone is so pretty, just the way it is. I did not sand it beyond a 120 grit. I like it this way. Last year before I actually started building the sink, I had all intensions of oiling it. But as I started working with it I just could cover the softness of the color transitions. And the color is spectacular with my mirror and vanity. I just don't like the scones so much :( But they'll do for now and sometimes I don't notice that I don't like them:) raehelen, yes I was wondering about that too. But, lol, you posted on the Bathroom reveal thread that hobokenkitchen started a few weeks ago. And that is where I replied. I had to look in my "trash" to figure out were my reply to your went. So look there and all will be revealed. sparklebread, thank you very much for the complements especially the one about my memory;) Yes, i'm a big fan of herringbone too. I may just do it again in my next bathroom project that I am working up the gumption to start. |
So beautiful!!! (love the frog, too!) |
- Posted by mabeldingeldine (My Page) on Sun, Apr 7, 13 at 9:16
Jaw-droppingly beautiful and functional. The perfect marriage of form follows function in gorgeous fashion. Can I come and visit? Mabel |
Hi enduring , I am in the process of buying all what I need for my bathroom redo in a couple of weeks. I love the way you laid your floors with grey and sliver grout. I am going whith white marble , that I still need to find . I want white marble with just a grey pattern in it , not grey marble as most is . The only one I found is calcata , which is outrageously expensive . I got an air tub Bain ultra and I am going with the same faucet the axor Montreux , but the deck mount version . Where did you buy yours ? The least expensive one I found is from quality bah for 789.00 . I have a separate shower , and am using the axor Montreux shower system with a rain can , hand held shower with bar and 2 body sprays. I am going with a toto toilet too , but the drake 2. I like yours , is it the soir├®e . I'll check it before ordering . I am going to buy most of my blumbing from plumb tile , they have the best prices. I hope their products and service are good too. I am crossing my fingers. Do you like your faucets ? I am going with this model because of the spout reach , because the tub has a rim , and I don't want to put the faucet entering the tub or on the other side ( too far to reach ) . You dd a great job on your bathroom , I hope mine turns out nice too. |
Thank you Lillo for your complements. You will like the Montreux I believe, I really like mine. The wall mount sink faucet has an adjustable spout. I fell in love with this line early on in my remodel. I decided that getting them was my splurge. I knew that my sink was going to be irregular because it is hand made. So I thought the adjustable sink spout would make placing the water fall over the drain hole easy. It is dead center :) The tub filler is very nice too. This is not our primary bathing bathroom, but I used it almost exclusively for the kids when they were small. I wished I could have bought the matching towel bars, but the bar for the vanity would have been too long. I also knew that I wanted grab bars at the tub for safety and Hansgrohe doesn't make a grab bar. I got my tub filler on Ebay, and the sink faucet from an online site, but I can't remember which one. I went with chrome because the tub filler on Ebay was chrome and the price was right. My toilet is the Toto Promenade. I needed the old fashioned look. My next bathroom project I'll go with a more sleek model I think. The toilet works great. The Drake 2 is reportedly a wonderful toilet. My plumber swears by the Drake. Have fun with your remodel and I hope to get to see the finished project :) |
enduring, you are an inspiration. You've created such a beautiful space. It's been fun to read about the transformation and I am beyond impressed that the sink in particular was DIYed. You are very talented! I hope you enjoy your new space for many years to come. |
Hello enduring, Your bathroom is fantastic! From design, implementation, application to your reveal, every aspect is fabulous. Thank you for sharing the information and experience, as well as showing us the right approach we should take while planning for remodeling. |
Pipdog, thank you so much. I am a great admirer of your bathroom remodels! I am so happy that you are liking what I did. I have been enjoying my bathroom very much. Azmom, I am humbled by your statements. I am very pleased to hear your comments related to inclusiveness and connectedness. That is very much my intention in what I try to do, not only in the remodel but in life in general; I might often fall short. May we all aspire to better lives. |
- Posted by shanghaimom (My Page) on Mon, Apr 8, 13 at 22:11
Enduring, I love, love, love your bathroom. The floor tile-sublime. The sink-so original, and such a perfect fit for a "sophisticated farm" look. I also love your night lighting! Great idea that I may have to figure out a way to replicate. And DIY?? That's the craaaaazy part. I so admire how you dove in and figured it all out. It is beautiful. |
- Posted by VictoriaElizabeth (My Page) on Tue, Apr 9, 13 at 15:19
Your sink. Your sink. Your sink. Your sink. Your sink. Your sink. Did I mention your sink? |
Shanghaimom, Thank you for the love and complements! Did you read my explanation on how I mounted the back lighting on the post dated April 5 at 2205? With this project, it was fun to do "the figuring" but oh, I got tired of "the doing". I am so glad its done. But with all my complaining about the project, to myself and family, I have already drawn up most of the plans for the next and only other bathroom in the house. I have arranged a dumpster for Thursday, and plumber too, to start the demo in two days. VictoriaElizabeth, well well well, its the esteemed creator and owner of that beautiful victorian bathroom and terrific blog. Thank you so much for fancying my sink. I have to tell you that I have enjoyed your posts on GW and your blog. Your home is lovely. I had so much fun reading on your blog about the trip you took with your friend some years back. That was SUCH a charming story. You are a very good and entertaining writer. |
I thought I had already posted, but it is worth saying again: fabulous bathroom! I just love it. Enjoy! My favourites bits are the vanity (of course) and the floors. I love herringbone patterns! |
Sochi, thanks so much. I have so appreciated your support in this project. I've admired all your projects and I'm honored to hear your comments. I am now off to another bathroom project - and I've got plans:) |
- Posted by mabeldingeldine (My Page) on Thu, Apr 11, 13 at 13:19
Enduring, I love the granary project! That is a great way to re-use the building, and create a great place for art making, meditation, yoga, reading, or just hanging (hiding!) out. That fieldstone step in the front of it is wonderful!! Will you add some windows? Will it be 3-season or will you insulate? I can see one of those tiny pot-bellied stoves in there in my minds eye, and a comfy chair with a footstool. What a great project! Will this be before or after your next (cannot imagine!) bathroom project? I will look for it on the other forums. And believe me, I just might come and visit. Not this summer, but maybe next. We are still recovering from our 8 week road trip out west last summer, but are already talking about the next one! Of course, you are always welcome here in Maine! |
Mabeldingeline, Hi there. Yes I think windows are in order. But I had the plumber out today and the pumbing in the second bath is now OUT. The walls are exposed behind the old 1970's tub surround and it's not good. This was a project that probably should have taken place 10 years ago. Oh well. Once the plaster comes off I will know better what is underneath. The Granary will have to what. I bought remnant soapstone again today. After a few weeks trying to find a narrow farm house sink that would fit my planned new remodel, I am going to build another sink. The stone is very somber. I have a lead on some Calcutta that will be cut soon and there may be remnants of that left over for a counter. I might have to scrounge a bit to get the right combo of somber ss sink and countertop. I've been drawing my stuff up for the last 3 weeks. I think I want a simple Japanese look. I can kind of see it. |
Enduring, you should watch the Bronson Pinchot Project episodes on the elf house he created, it'd be very helpful to you if you end up doing what you suggest with that granary. |
Thanks Kevin, but what is a Bronson Pinchot Project (I live in a cave:) Tell me more. I'll google it. |
It's on the DIY Network. Remember Perfect Strangers? He's Balki, and he's started an architectural salvage remodeling show based on his Greek revival house in central Pennsylvania. |
Kevin, I looked him up on DIY but couldn't find the elf house. It linked 14 short videos to my search, though after I watched 4, that I thought might relate, nothing did. I don't have cable, nor does he look familiar (not much for TV). But the shorts were entertaining. I can see why it is popular. I will want to post this grainary (how we spell it in the midwest) project on the small house forum &/or the remodel forum. |
Oh, enduring!! What can I say? It is so lovely. What a transformation. Each element is so lovely in and of itself -- AND yet somehow the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. I love the herringbone floor. (Thanks for the shout-out, by the way.) And ditto VictoriaElizabeth -- the sink the sink the sink! I adore the joinery, and I adore the subtle design! It is all so beautiful. Congrats! |
- Posted by janesylvia (My Page) on Mon, Apr 15, 13 at 1:17
Wow! So beautiful. I can't believe it's a DIY project. You did a wonderful job, enduring. Thank you very much for sharing. |
Thanks Angie I am so happy that you've seen this. I owe you a big THANK YOU! for helping me get the courage up to do the sink. And when you asked if I was going to make another one I thought you were crazy. But, the bathroom wasn't done and I was really feeling overwhelmed with the project. I started drawing up plans for the next bathroom before I finished. I surprised myself. Since I couldn't find a sink that I liked for my needs, I decided I am going to do it again. I have the stone on my patio. It is another remnant. This piece is very quiet. When I was looking for this new remnant I found an orphan piece that belonged to the slab that produced this 1st sink. So I bought it. $5/sf for all the stone, not bad for my pocket book. Janesylvia, thank you for you complement. I am very pleased with the space and happy that I am done. It was a long remodel. As I embark on the next bathroom, I have my sights on June as a finish date, we'll see. |
- Posted by mama_goose (My Page) on Wed, Apr 17, 13 at 11:22
enduring, thank you for the link. I cannot tell you how impressed I am with your work and your DIY spirit. The bathroom is beautiful--it came together perfectly, but with that sink, how could it miss? :) I know the next sink, and the next bathroom, will be just as wonderful. The granary project will be so much fun for you. I have a large stone (which I dragged down off the hill), as a step for my long-neglected buttery/potting shed. I'm looking forward to seeing your new retreat. |
Thanks Mama_goose, very much. We are enjoying the peaceful atmosphere. But my DH still wont touch the advanced toilet seat LOL. I don't know if I will get to the grainary project this year or not because of the second bathroom project. I also have another room I need to paint. I'm excited though, about moving the building. I'll keep thinking about it. I want the site to really look like it belongs to the building, and vise versa. |
- Posted by skipper1960 (My Page) on Thu, Oct 24, 13 at 10:37
Did this remodel last summer. We never planned to go this modern but we got the vanity and granite counter top for $300 at menards. It's a $1500 vanity special made and the people who paid for it never came to pick it up. It sat in the store for 2 years and that's how we got such a great deal |
skipper, what is this post about??? I don't see a vanity. I do not click on links posted by people who just register on the same day they post. I am suspicious. |
- Posted by skipper1960 (My Page) on Thu, Oct 24, 13 at 12:42
Still upside down, but that seems to be common these days. I like the scene. The mirror looks very pretty with everything you have. And I see you have a clock. I have one in my room too. I can't see the vanity though. I like the wall color too with what looks like a slightly red dark wood. What color are your walls, I love reddish wood with light blue. Your toilet area looks very nice too. I have to ask how did you happen to pull up this old thread to post your pictures? How come you didn't start your own thread? |
- Posted by skipper1960 (My Page) on Fri, Oct 25, 13 at 7:28
Actually, the walls are grey color Regarding my own thread, I didn't even think about it. |
Yes do it :) I will give you a link from the Kitchen forum that has been very helpful. It has a bunch if information. There is a sticky that is at the top of each kitchen forum page too, but this link is more inclusive. It will describe how to post multiple pictures, change fonts, and more. Buehl is the member who used to keep this thread posted. Go down the multiple postings in this thread to see different topics. Eventually you will run out of topics and just see the posts bumped to keep the thread on the first page. Good luck. |
Here is a link that might be useful: New to Kitchens...
- Posted by BirchPoint (My Page) on Tue, Apr 1, 14 at 6:28
I have seen glimpses of this post in other places but this is the first time I've read the "reveal." I had always admired your bathroom but this reveal takes my admiration to a whole new level --- You are Amazing!! I think you need your own show cause you sure would give Martha Stewart a run for her money. |
I love your tile choices. The gray border is a nice touch. |
Thanks so much BirchPoint and garden77. I am still loving my bathroom. BirchPoint, you got me to thinking that there are just people, things, and experiences that really touch us. It is joyous when this happens. |
I am here for bathroom re-design with the mirror topic. I love my bathroom & changing the design in every 6 months. I think framed decorative mirrors are the best things to decorate bathroom with mirrors. I attached the new & fresh designed capture of my bathroom. |
Here is a link that might be useful: framed decorative mirrors
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Completed applications must be submitted, included all required material, five (5) working days prior to the start of classes. Under certain circumstances, the University may institute an earlier priority admission deadline.
Applicants who are graduates of accredited high schools (or who hold a GED certificate) with no prior college work will be considered for admission to Minnesota State University, Mankato on the basis of high school courses (including Minnesota State University Preparation Standards), grades, class rank and college entrance examinations (ACT required).
All students must submit an ACT score prior to enrollment. Minnesota State University, Mankato is not requiring the writing portion of the ACT.
Student graduating from high school in the previous 3 years are subject to preparation requirements.
Minnesota State University, Mankato is committed to enrolling a diverse student body. Admission is granted without regard to race, color, sex, age, national origin or disability. The institution abides by the provisions of Title IX and by all other federal and state laws regarding equal opportunity.