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It looks like Wii owners will have something to beat their chests about this Christmas. Retro Studios' Donkey Kong Country re-imagining is every bit as bananas as you'd expect.
Although the generic world themes don't exactly leap off the screen at you (Beach, Ruins, Jungle), the levels themselves are supremely inventive and there's never a dull moment.
The pick of the bunch so far is 'Stormy Shore', which sees DK at his barmy best. Barmy, but not balmy; this nautical nightmare of a stage has our favourite apes hopping frantically from swaying boat to swaying boat, few of which are appreciably bigger than one of DK's lumbering feet.
Sound easy? Then consider that all this while, you're being shadowed by an enormous octopus in the background that periodically reaches into the action to take a swipe at DK, wiping out any platforms that cross his path.
Despite occurring fairly early on in the game, it's clear that it wastes no time in getting as tough as a frozen banana. Many monkeys were lost at sea during our playtest session.
Other levels were modern takes on old-school DK challenges. 'Button Bash' takes the classic barrel-to-barrel aerial stunt show to new levels of absurdity - at the stage's climax, you have to propel the duo into the mouth of a rotating monkey statue.
Mistime your jump and DK will land snout-first into a pile of rubble, knocking him another rung down the evolutionary ladder.
Elsewhere, it wouldn't be a DKC game without mine carts, and level 1-6 obliges with a timing test which isn't so bad if you just want to get to the end, but is absolutely brutal if you're intending to collect all the jigsaw pieces littered across the track.
Finally, Rambi's back! The loveable-ish rhino is uncovered box-fresh in a level called 'Totem Topple', which is a speedrun by necessity - if Rambi doesn't trot through the level at a quick enough pace, he won't gather the momentum needed to butt his way through the destructible blocks which block the gangways ahead of you.
Although it's thematically very faithful to the old Donkey Kong Country games, we were impressed by the extent to which Retro Studios have managed to stamp their own authority on the series.
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So-Called Land Grabs in the Global South: Reality and Repercussions?
November 28, 2012 // 2:00pm — 4:00pm
Africa Program
This event was a frank conversation regarding the positive and negative aspects of these deals on the macro and micro level in Sub-Saharan Africa, considering 70% of contemporary large-scale land acquisitions are based in this region.
The Remarkable Past and Present Fate of UNESCO
November 19, 2012 // 4:00pm — 5:30pm
History and Public Policy Program
The United Nations Educational, Scientific, Cultural, and Communications Organization (UNESCO) grew from seeds planted during World War II and enjoyed bipartisan Congressional support as it joined the UN family in the 1940s. But controversy overtook it; the United States withdrew by 1984. It re-entered nearly twenty years later, but objecting to the agency's 2011 vote to admit the Palestinian Authority, it began extracting itself once again. Barring a political miracle, the United States will assume observer status by this time next year. What will be the consequences?
Twenty Years of Independence: Reflections on Freedom and Democracy
November 16, 2012 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
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This Director's Forum will feature Martin Bútora, Honorary President of the Institute for Public Affairs in Bratislava and former Ambassador of the Slovak Republic to the United States (1999-2003). Ambassador Bútora will deliver the keynote address at the 13th annual Czech and Slovak Freedom Lecture.
Euro-Atlantic Integration and Ethno-nationalism – Two Dynamics at Work in Bosnia and Herzegovina
November 16, 2012 // 9:00am — 10:00am
Global Europe Program
Bosnia and Herzegovina still has the potential to catch up with other countries in the region on the Euro-Atlantic path and to achieve sustainable peace and prosperity. Valentin Inzko, High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina, will discuss the international and domestic factors that may facilitate, or impede the country's Euro-Atlantic integraton.
Women Leaders Respond to the United Nations General Assembly
September 24, 2012 // 6:00pm — 8:30pm
Global Women's Leadership Initiative
"Against the backdrop of the 67th U.N. General Assembly, when leaders gather together for high-level debate, our conversation highlights the critical importance of women leading and serving their communities and countries," said Rangita de Silva de Alwis, director of the Women in Public Service Project and Women's Leadership Initiatives at the Wilson Center.
Policy Implications of the Recent Developments in North Kivu
August 29, 2012 // 9:30am — 11:30am
Africa Program
Since April 2012, a group of rebel forces calling themselves the March 23 Movement (M23) has engaged in violence with the Congolese national army, or FARDC. Not only has the insurgency led to constantly rising death tolls, but it has also heightened tensions between Great Lakes countries concerning North Kivu's porous borders and the authors of this violence.
Understanding and Responding to Attacks on Civil Society: The Roles of Politics and Law
August 14, 2012 // 9:30am — 11:00am
Africa Program
It is crucial for the international community to understand the implications of attacks on civil society for the development of democratic governance in these countries and, more importantly, to identify effective ways to respond to them.
Regional Consultation on the Sahel Countries
July 16, 2012 // 9:00am — 11:00am
Africa Program
Bedeviled by chronic food shortages, facing a current drought that will exacerbate that situation, and subject to dislocation due to conflict between various rebel movements, the civilian population of the Sahel is in a state of extreme vulnerability.
In Search of Arctic Energy
July 12, 2012 // 9:00am — 12:00pm
Polar Initiative
As traditional oil supplies dwindle across the globe, demand for Arctic energy will increase exponentially. In order to navigate the numerous Arctic challenges, energy companies must assess community impact, social issues, local benefits and concerns in addition to applying the latest technology to reduce the environmental risks to ensure the productive and responsible extraction of Arctic energy resources.
Southern Voices in the Northern Policy Debate: African Perspectives
June 05, 2012 // 10:00am — June 07, 2012 // 4:00pm
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The Africa Program and Leadership Project welcomed 9 distinguished African scholars for a conference series titled, "Southern Voices in the Northern Policy Debate: African Voices."


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Property ownership is an extremely important and fundamental right and principle according to the Torah.
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Pesach is called "zikaron," a Biblical term used describing an object eliciting a certain memory
Recouping $ and assets from Germans and Swiss for their Holocaust actions is rooted in the Exodus
Pharaoh perverted symbols of life (the Nile and midwives) into agents of death.
I think that we have to follow the approach of the Tannaim and Amoraim. They followed the latest scientific developments of their time.
Three years of war and the loss of one-tenth of Britain's men is not too great a price to pay.
This ability to remain calm under pressure and continue to see the situation clearly is a hallmark of Yehuda's leadership.
Leaders must always pay attention to the importance of timing.
Realizing that his death was immanent and he had only a few more moments, Moshe focuses on doing the most important thing: he runs to Bnei Yisrael and blesses them.
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When Germany invaded neutral Belgium on August 4, England declared war on Germany. Thus, by the end of the first week of August all the major powers of Europe were at war.
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He says high school-college partnerships are happening across the state.
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Time Is Money: Putting your emblems to work {WoW}
Jan 12th 2010 10:40AM Yeah. Coliseum 10 never dropped Conquest emblems - only Triumph. I read that and I was very, very confused. Regardless of what happened in 3.0 and 3.1, by the time 3.2 came around Triumph was dropping from Coliseum 10.
Breakfast Topic: What do you do while waiting for LFG to pop? {WoW}
Jan 11th 2010 10:28AM I am guilty of slamming through an instance as fast as my raid gear can carry me.
On the other hand, I like to communicate. "I'm putting on a ton of threat gear, let me know if you want me to switch back to stam, heals." "Just slow me down if I'm going too fast or if you need mana."
And regardless of how fast I go, I always readycheck before every boss. Even the stupid ones. It only takes a second and I think its polite. (Anyways, I'm a pally tank, and I usually need that second to mana up haha)
The Light and How to Swing It: Tier 10 thus far {WoW}
Oct 14th 2009 2:51PM As long as it's not a dress, i'll be happy.
(And I'm a girl playing a girl character- seriously, tanking in a dress?! NO!)
Spiritual Guidance: 12 Reasons why you don't want to play a Priest {WoW}
Sep 15th 2009 11:17AM Hehehe.... you might be public enemy #1 in a battleground, but DAMN can you make a difference! May it's because I usually play in premades, but, I find (disc) Priest to be the most fun class to PVP with by far. So many interesting things to do! You get focus fired because you're DANGEROUS.
And who says a priest can just heal? Off the top of my heal, I spend a lot of time doing non-healing things, like fearing or manaburning or MCing someone (usually an annoying healer) on the other team just to remove them from the fray - or send them over an edge/cliff.
I realize the comment was in jest but I had to respond - I don't do arena, but battleground priest is the shit!
Patch 3.2.2 Hunters see changes to Bestial Wrath {WoW}
Sep 15th 2009 10:58AM Every Man for Himself shares a cooldown with the PVP trinket. It's not a bonus 3rd CC break. The benefit you get from the racial is that the cooldown is only 2 minutes instead of 5, and you don't have a waste a trinket slot on it.
Ghostcrawler on balancing and the community reaction {WoW}
Sep 14th 2009 3:37PM As a tank, I paid close attention to those comments when I saw them show up on blue post trackers, but they obviously apply to everyone ... these posts by GC are very, very interesting, and I'm so glad Wow.com put up an insightful, well-thought-out article for the wider wow community.
I really wish there was a Developer's blog in lieu of the crappy blue post trackers I use when curious about what the developers are saying... some centralized form of information would be nice. I LOVE how involved the devs are on the forums, though. GC and others' comments might inflame people sometimes, but I love that they speak their mind and joke around and yet sometimes share very insightful remarks like the above with us.
On the topic of nerfs... QQ QQ QQ. I might complain a bit about nerfs, but I've been playing this game a long time and I trust the developers' ability to balance the bigger picture. I don't care if my numbers go down, if the game is better for it. I don't care if I have to retune my gear, if the stats before the nerf were out of whack and mesh better now. Sure, it's annoying enough to complain a little, but I think every serious raider who is used to a "guild-first" mentality should be familiar with the idea that one person's slight inconvenience might be necessary to making the whole machine work more smoothly.
I'd rather see aspects of the game (like tank avoidance) nerfed before they become so absurdly inflated, as they clearly are now. Otherwise, fear of angering the community will stop the devs from making changes that really need to be made .... but I trust the devs to make the hard decisions. They've done well so far, ups and downs of course, but we're all still playing. :)
15 Minutes of Fame: So you think you can nuke Part 2 {WoW}
Jul 28th 2009 1:22PM WOW!! I am a serious wow player and a HUGE sytycd fan - It's the only reality tv show I watch, and I love seeing the incredibly talented dancers - so I was really excited to see this article!
Evan's a good guy. He's really not good enough to have gotten as far in the competition as he has now & will go home this week if the voters have any brains at all, but he's definitely a very talented dancer and has added some character to the competition. And he plays wow!
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We have to pull our hair out as parents and push our children on a tenatious persuit to catch up with the emerging powerhouse, the Shanghai group, blowing out those Finns in mathmatics. Otherwise we will be left behind, driving fewer cars running on fossel fuel
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Hi, Here is the summary from Thursday's council meeting. The full log along with the summary will appear shortly at http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/council. Regards, Thomas -- --------- Thomas Anderson Gentoo Developer ///////// Areas of responsibility: AMD64, Secretary to the Gentoo Council ---------
Roll Call: =========== Betelgeuse: here Cardoe: absent dberkholz: here dertobi123: here dev-zero: here leio: here lu_zero: here tanderson(secretary): here Topics: =========== GLEP 55: Petteri noted that portage had recently gotten support for both GLEP 55 and the parse-eapi proposal. Petteri will have benchmarks done by the next meeting. EAPI-3 Proposals: A call for objections to/questions about any of the various proposals was asked for. What follows is a list of proposals to which objections were raised or for which there are open questions as well as who raised the points. slot operator support: leio, open questions, position pending on answers default_src_install: leio, open questions dberkholz dertobi123 doinclude: dberkholz leio dosed: dberkholz unpack failing on unknown types: dberkholz docompress: leio, needs to review proposal and prepalldocs dev-zero, thinks it's useless doexample: dev-zero, thinks it should have -r if we have it at all dohard being deprecated: leio, thinks it should remain and have its bugs fixed. disable-dependency-tracking: lu_zero, possible breakage of configure scripts(mplayer & ffmpeg mentioned) utility commands should die by default: leio, open questions ban || ( foo? ( . ) . ): leio, sees no reason to ban something that might have some valid use cases One part of the EAPI-3 discussion is whether to have variables that behind-the-scenes control the default functions. The DOCS variable was created so that a list of documentation to install can be passed to default_src_install. A 4-2 vote approved the DOCS variable for use in src_install. Specific details have not yet been worked out. Open Floor: =========== Ned Ludd(solar) requested that the council discuss a migration of KEYWORDS out of ebuilds to be discussed at the next meeting.
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April 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Christoph Nice hotel near Penn's Landing
Great staff and nice hotel, good lounge.
The only point of criticism is that one of the restaurants on the list of recommended restaurants was rather bad. It is called Positano Coast. It should be removed from their list of recommended restaurants.
April 1, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Reny Hotel Staff was very helpful
The weather was bad and I spend 5 days in the hotel and did not venture out as much as I would have normally. The hotel staff was very accommodating and friendly. I was a bit disappointed with the limited food options, but the food I had was good.
December 16, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by atay24 Great location, but...
My room (515 sf) was large but very awkward...needed a designer to bring it together. Platform bed (no nightstand), round dinner table that seated six (next to the bed)...very strange. Also...could hear neighbors TV and everything outside my door.
September 27, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by CYLA Great location and staff
This hotel was located a few short blocks from the river and minutes from the local bar scene. The staff were dead-on when recommending places to eat or must-see places in the area. The next time I am in Philly, I will definitely be staying there.
October 27, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by aj216 Great staff
Was recently there for my brothers wedding, and I can't say enough about how nice the staff was, and the room s r clean. We had alot of people with us and the valets ere promt and curtious. I will recomended to anyone I know traveling to philly.
July 10, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by BBBB Hotel has staff challenges
Staff attitude and approach to guest is not friendly or customer oriented, partly because there is no communication. From the front desk, to bell staff, housekeeping, and banquets, everyone displayed the same disinterest to the guest experience.
May 16, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Annville21 Valet service scraped my car
We didn't notice until we drove home that we had the scrapes. The car is 4 months old. We called the vallet and they said there is nothing we can do. Very frustrating, because we haven't used valet before, so we didn't know what to look for.
November 12, 2011
Rated 1 out of 5 by KC45 Very upsetting stay
Very upsetting stay. Stayed 2 nights and we were awakened by people fighting, doors slamming and loud music. Left our event early due to our 14 year old crying saying people were banging on doors and were yelling.
May 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Wess Nice surprise
I called 6 hotels before I called the Sheraton. Couldn't find a room in Philadelphia. I was very pleasantly surprised. Great location, friendly staff, large comfortable room. I was there for only one night, wish I could have stayed longer.
August 12, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by George141 Not a typical Sheraton stay
I have had very good experiences with Sheraton and its associated hotels, but had a less than ideal stay at this hotel.
First, when I booked, I had to book a Club room to get the configuration I wanted. However, on the day of my arrival, I checked the website and my desired room was available in a non-Club option and the Club option was cheaper. Luckily, they matched their new Club price, but only because I noticed the issue.
Second, the Club room description included internet service, but I was still charged for using the internet.
Third, housekeeping missed my room and I went without service.
Finally, I was initially put in a room near the elevator and heard loud footsteps and had to be moved. However, given it was 3 in the morning, I had to wait 30 minutes for a reassignment because the systems were processing.
Once in a different room, it was comfortable, but was not attended to and did not include the benefits that I believe were promised.
I will continue to use Sheraton hotels, but will think twice before going back to this property.
May 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Austinmomo This hotel is in a great location.
There are a lot of interesting places near this hotel and also a lot of excellent restaurants.
July 15, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Pauline43 Room AC unit loud
Like most Sheraton rooms the heating and AC units are loud and disturb sleep.
Our meeting ballroom was too hot and there was a huge cockroach on the wall the interrupted the presentations.
June 5, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by CasualTraveler Great Hotel
I would recommend Sheraton Philadelphia Society Hill to anyone visiting Philadelphia.
The staff, amenities and accomodations are fabulous. The location is great for touring. You are within walking distance to most attractions. Great Stay
August 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jim13 Enjoyed our stay.
My family and I enjoyed our stay. We enjoyed the Society Hill area and the history that is apart of this area. The hotel was very relaxing. After a busy day of sightseeing our kids loved going to the pool. It was a great way to unwind.
March 31, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by jssharp Great Location and Staff
Hotel is just blocks away from South Street and Old City. I inadvertently left a birthday card for my nephew in the room instead of dropping it at the front desk for mailing when I checked out but the card arrived on time. Thank You
November 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by tomtraveler Awesome Staycation
We live in Philadelphia and decided to take a weekend staycation at this hotel. It was awesome. Everything looked newly renovated and we were upgraded to a jr. suite with club access with my gold status. I would definitely return!
October 28, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by StevenB Front Desk Staff Saved the Day
Everything was just fine with our one-night "romance package" stay except for one thing. There was a wedding that night and our room must have been right over or near the ballroom. The noise was so loud from the music and guests, that our room was literally vibrating. This went on from 9:30 pm to 11:45. Needless to say we couldn't sleep - and it sure wasn't romantic. We called the desk and complained. They said it would be ending at 11 pm (not true) and said they'd have security quiet it down (didn't happen - it got even louder). The next morning we complained about this. The front desk staff couldn't have been nicer. They were apologetic, knew about the problem, offered to buy us breakfast, gave us starwood points, etc. There can always be a problem, but if the management accepts responsibility and makes it up to you - that really saves the day. So I think Sheraton should do two things. Says thanks to their front desk staff for a job well done - and soundproof their ballrooms. No guest should every have to lose sleep because of too much noise in the hotel.
July 21, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jadea32 Great Location to Historical sites
Hotel was clean and comfortable. The Club Room food and amenities were among the best. Only criticism was the size of the bathroom. Very small and not enough surface to lay out toothbrush, make-up, etc.
May 6, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by CJM664 AC in Room
The ac unit in the room makes a very abrupt sound, that startles you while your sleeping. The thermostat is located just under the discharge, which means you have to adjust the ac down to compensate for the false cool reading.
August 15, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Diane2012 Great location
Sheraton Society Hill is a great hotel in a great location. Staff are attentive, helpful. Food was very good.
Heating/cooling unit malfunctioned in my room. Rebuildt replacement not much better. Maintenance needs attention.
October 21, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by mackie2 The hotel is very welcoming.
The hotel has attentive staff, great room amenities, and meeting spaces..
July 14, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Vince27 Excellent Location & Excellent Staff
Society Hill is absolutely lovely. It is convenient to most of the cities historical sites, plus just walking around and finding interesting and good restaurants was super easy to do. My only complaints with this hotel are you are basically forced to park using the Valet service. The Valets were very nice and helpful, but I would have preferred to save the $42/day and park myself. Also, there is no reason (in 2013) to charge $10/day for WiFi. I wish the pool had a hot tub instead of a kiddie wading pool, I was really looking forward to soaking in a hot tub... there appeared to be one on the website, but it turned out to be a kiddie pool. The swimming pool was nice though. It seemed my room must have had a smoker in it, or it had seeped in under the door. If I had had the energy, I would have moved, but it was faint enough to be bearable. Finally, there should be a little better signage as the layout is at first a little confusing. Finding the pool and fitness center took a little effort as the hallways all looked the same, bus eventually we found our way around.
August 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Luckycat106 Great Hotel
We always stay here when we go to Phila. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. The rooms are always clean. And if you want a drink or a late night snack at their beautiful bar Taste Dan & Kate are the best!!
February 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Marge10 Incredible facility and staff
The hotel is absolutely beautiful and comfortable. The room was cozy and elegant at the same time. Wonderful food and service in "Tastes" restaurant. Best dry gin martini.
The staff couldn't be more friendly and helpful
July 31, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by smitty16 POOL CLOSED
When I travel 1 thing I look for in a hotel is a nice pool. When I arrived at the hotel I found out the pool would be closed for almost all of my 4 night stay because of a leak in the roof. That was very disappointing!!
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I have always loved movies. I have always loved t-shirts. Essentially the main aim of Dark Bunny Tees was to create movie t-shirt designs that were more than just a corporate logo for the movie in question. Anyone can do that in my opinion. What I wanted to do was create movie t-shirt designs that were something new. My own spin on classic movies, but still incorporating those easter eggs and subtle references that purist fans of that movie will understand. I also wanted to create designs that just looked cool, even if you had no idea that it referenced a movie and designs that instantly says 'Dark Bunny Tees' – The market is a busy one and I want to stand out in it!
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I disagree with Joe DeMatio about the rear wing. The STI's wing is positively inoffensive to anyone who has had their rearview mirror filled with the Evo's wing. At least I could tell if there were cars behind me in the STI. I'd still prefer a smaller wing, but in this case the large wing is functional so I don't hate it.
Actually, inoffensive is a good way to describe the STI as a whole. The design is rather tame and bland, even with the more aggressive STI parts. I find the Mitsubishi Evolution to be much more menacing in both the way it looks and the way it drives. There's more steering feel in the Evo and the engine is more explosive, even though it's putting out slightly less power than the STI does. Of course the Evo only offers five forward gears if you want to shift for yourself and the six-speed SST is not going to please everyone. Either of these two rally-bred choice comes with some compromises.
I know the 2011 STI gets some substantial suspension changes that are supposed to improve handling greatly. I couldn't notice a difference between this year's car and the 2010 model during my driving on public roads. Attacking an off ramp with about as much confidence as one can muster on a public road still didn't faze the STI. I would love to explore the handling improvements on a closed track, which is about the only place you'll ever notice them anyway.
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ATTENTION LOCALS!!! As well as our Neighbors and Friends, Access to the rooftop of La Casa Del Camino Hotel (located at 1289 South Coast Hwy) may be restricted to registered hotel guests ONLY! The locals of Laguna have been enjoying the views from the rooftop for years and years! By signing this petition you can help to ensure that this does not happen. There
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Treads & Threads has another record-setting year
The 13th annual Treads & Threads, held September 5 at Kansas Speedway, raised more than $1.4 million to support cancer patient care.
The sold-out event included gourmet food from more than 20 top restaurants and guests enjoyed a concert by pop singer-songwriter Gavin DeGraw and danced until midnight to the music of Emerald City Band.
Event chairs Russ and Debbie Welsh led an extraordinary steering committee that benefited from the support of the Allen J. and Gloria Block Family Foundation as well as the leadership of Honorary Chairs Kenneth and Lisa Block and Gloria Block. This year's event also boasted a record number of sponsorships, with Polsinelli serving as Presenting Sponsor.
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When I was a young girl, my mother was our girl scout troop leader. One of our projects was to learn how to read headstones in a local cemetery. Not only did she get my hooked on genealogy, but I've harbored this love affair with cemeteries ever since.
During my teen years my best friend's house was right next to a cemetery, and take a wild stab at where we spent a lot of time? But I loved those places, and that was where I would go to think things through, or just to have some time to myself. Fortunately I had a boyfriend (now my husband) who was amazingly tolerant of my odd interests, and eventually started to share them. He can read a stone when others would have given it up long before.
I am now a historian by training, and an archivist by profession. When I first found Find A Grave it was in its early years and I didn't have a lot of use for a site that just did "famous" gravesites. During a research stretch I discovered it again, and it appealed to me on several levels. This site seems to solve several "problems" that I've had over the years, mostly involving indexing, photographing and presenting in some coherent fashion graves of one sort or another for one purpose or another. I've enjoyed my stay so far.
My philosophy with this project is: everyone deserves to be remembered. From the oldest to the youngest, the greatest to least. All deserve to have a memorial. I tend to focus on damaged and eroded gravestones, and cemeteries that appear to be "at risk". Generally that means (to me) the places and stones that are quickly eroding, have taken undue amounts of damage due to the environment or vandalism, or are neglected in some other way. Given my background and specialization in early regional history up to the Civil War period, these tend to be what catch my eye as well.
Having said that I'm like a sugared-up kid in a candy store armed with a camera and a notebook when presented with a cemetery of any form. It keeps me out of trouble. Usually.
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Please cancel the edit I just submitted. I'm not absolutely sure that she is the daughter of 100549116 Adam Hickenlooper. Let me do a little more research.
There should be three Adam Hickenloopers in this cemetery, according to the printed records:
23:15-16-17 Hickenlooper, Adam d 10-4-1832 ae 67
24:15-16-17 Hickenlooper, Polly d 1-30-1821 ae 20
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I left you a message in July asking if you could correct the information on my 2d Cousin Leroy.
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Thank you Melissa for all the photos i keep running into on relatives memorials, they are very much appreciated. Also thank you making some of the memorials as i was not sure where some of them were. Thank you again for all you are doing. Denny
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Many of my relatives are buried in Unity including my Mom and Dad, Floyd Robert Harris and Mary Grace Harris (Walters)(Sect R). Rachel Ann Harris (Powell) My G GM, along with G Uncle Franklin (Frank) and John and my GF Harry Robert Harris' second wife (Myrtle Edith Harris) (Lewis) are buried in Section F and there are no grave headstones. My GF Harry Robert is buried in Sect F Single Grave and my Brother Clarence Braden Harris b. 25 Oct 1927 d. 25 Oct 1927 is also buried in Section F (No headstone). G GM Rachael Ann Harris (Powell) was married to my G GF William Harris who is buried in St. Vincent Cem. I believe the only Harris in the Cem. He was a Civil War Veteran who died in Nov 1905 in Monastery Slope (Lloydsville). I was born in Latrobe and when I left the area in 1950 we were living in Lloydsville. I now live in Louisiana.
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On Leroy's Memorial you have the following:
Siblings: Franklin Harris
John Harris
Laura M. Harris
Harry Robert Harris
Elmer T. Harris
Albert Harris
Leroy Ruffner
Laura M. Harris is his Mother (Laura Moria Ruffner) Franklin (Frank) through Albert are his uncles. Harry Robert Harris is my Grandfather. Laura is my G Aunt and the others are my Great Uncles. Leroy would be a Cousin to me (2d Cousin or or 1st Cousin once removed).
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I know exactly what you mean! Done it myself several times. Smiles :)
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One balmy mid-September evening, I went to hear him give a talk at the Down Town Association in New York, hardly a block from Wall Street. Stepping into the club, you would never have guessed that, a year before, capitalism had seemed to be plunging into one of its worst-ever crises, or that crises occurred at all. The great heavy cream-colored drapes in the dining room, the pale blond herringbone floor, the tall pilasters with their gilt entablature, the portraits in oil of past association presidents with names like A. Pennington Whitehead—everything suggested the most durable and unshakable prosperity.
Tonight Roubini would be addressing a group of important brokers and bankers known as the Money Marketeers. The Marketeers were founded in homage to one Marcus Nadler, a penniless Austrian immigrant who rose to join the Federal Reserve and, at the outset of the Great Depression, enunciated what the Marketeers Web site reverently calls Old Doc Nadler's Remedy: "You're right if you bet that the United States Economy will continue to expand," Nadler declared. "You're wrong if you bet that it is going to stand still or collapse."
Over the summer, Roubini had hired a personal trainer, and he was looking compact and slim inside his suddenly too roomy panda outfit. "I started exercising every other day," he said. "I was feeling grossed out." He might still be traveling too much—"Being on an airplane on Rosh Hashanah night is a bit pathetic," he told me—but in August he had gone so far as to take "a real three-, four-day vacation" as a guest of George Soros. The taste of idleness seemed even to be influencing his economic thinking. "We don't include leisure in our measure of GDP," he complained.
But behind the lectern, it was the same as ever, Dr. Doom delivering his prognosis in a heavy monotone. "The key issue," he said, speaking too close to the mike and in this way giving his pronouncements a special booming harshness, "is not whether the recession is over today or in three months but whether over the medium term growth is going to be robust or anemic, or even whether there's a risk of a double-dip recession." (The letter W, for double-dip, had been added to Roubini's grim alphabet of V's and U's.) "And I believe the recovery is going to be anemic." He laid out the persistent sources of this persistent belief: Banks, with their bad assets still weighing on them, remained unable and unwilling to lend as before; U.S. households were increasingly indebted and decreasingly employed; and corporations were still improving their balance sheets by cutting costs (including jobs) rather than increasing revenue.
The assembled Marketeers responded with polite, if skeptical, applause. They no longer had much need for Dr. Doom. Financial institutions that a year before had been considered too big to fail were now, thanks to consolidation, even bigger. The government guaranteed their survival, underwrote their bonds, and provided them virtually free money, which they could employ speculatively or—something they were less interested in—loan to businesses and consumers. ("Too big to fail is now too bigger to fail," Roubini told me. "Welcome to the great financial crisis of 2014.") In the first days of the rally, the incurable optimists who dominate shows like Fast Money had sometimes worried that the market was getting ahead of itself: "Did today's late slide confirm Roubini's view?" asked the crawl at the bottom of the screen when the numbers ran red and the arrows pointed down. But by September, the equity-price cheerleaders were hardly looking back and ordinary investors were pouring their depleted savings into the market. The day of Roubini's Marketeers speech, Ben Bernanke would declare the recession likely over, and the CNBC ticker posed the question: "A V-shaped recovery?"
As the clapping died down, I turned to the guy sitting next to me and asked what he made of Roubini. Divyesh, a bright-eyed 28-year-old from New Delhi, had arrived in New York exactly one week before, to work for the Dutch insurance conglomerate ING. He could see, he allowed, why everything Roubini had mentioned might amount to a very big problem. "But I am very bullish. I have not a penny in bonds—all in stocks!"
There it was: Old Doc Nadler's confidence potion flying off the shelves. Was it possible that Roubini, through an excess of rationality, had failed to contemplate the resilience of what someone once called America's Wile E. Coyote economy? Wile E., of course, could run across thin air as long as he believed it was solid ground; and even after he took fright, glanced down, and plunged to the bottom of the canyon, he immediately sprang back up and took off again in search of his prey. His foolishness was a kind of genius—no hard landings for him.
So, I asked Divyesh, what had the market gotten right that Roubini hadn't?
"His reasoning was very correct," Divyesh replied. "But the results of it were not."
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7 "Are you not as the sons of Ethiopia to Me, O sons of Israel?" declares the LORD . "Have I not brought up Israel from the land of Egypt, And the Philistines from Caphtor and the Arameans from Kir? | 7 "Are not you Israelites the same to me as the Cushites ?" declares the LORD. "Did I not bring Israel up from Egypt, the Philistines from Caphtor and the Arameans from Kir? |
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10 Then say to them, 'This is what the Lord All-Powerful, the God of Israel, says: I will soon send for my servant, Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon. I will set his throne over these stones I have buried, and he will spread his covering for shade above them. | 10 Then say to them, 'This is what the LORD Almighty, the God of Israel, says: I will send for my servant Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon, and I will set his throne over these stones I have buried here; he will spread his royal canopy above them. |
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Hi there. Working on my mostly DIY kitchen remodel. Pulled down the old backsplash tiles this week, leaving behind a hideous mix of paper backing from the tiles, adhesive, and drywall with some of the top layers missing. And one good gouge into the drywall early on. Probably planning to tile a new backsplash, several months down the road. What should I do with this mess. Can I sand it down to one layer, cover it with a thin layer of something, or just tile over it after fixing the gouge. Or should I just suck it up and rip out the old and put up new drywall or other backer board when the counter is out. It's about 20-25 square feet, 40 years old. Kitchen cabinets are staying, new counters will be going in |
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I think I'd rip it out and slap up some new dry wall. It won't have to look pretty, but I think you'd want a nice flat surface to start with. |
One issue is how much gypsum is exposed. Thinset does not stick to gypsum so well, and the gypsum wouldn't hold together anyway. If you have a lot exposed, better to either rip it out and replace, or just screw a sheet of 1/4" drywall or hardieboard over it. |
We just had this exact situation. The builder put down some sort of paste that looked like the type of putty you use on drywall, but it was thicker and more durable than that. He sanded that down and it looked ok while we waited for new tiles. Today they did the backsplash tile, using regular adhesive. Sorry that is totally vague and not very useful! My main point is just to say that you might not need new drywall. I can find out more details if you need them. |
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I worked on this at the retreat.....I'm forever learning.....should have used different fabric for the strips, but I really like the center block!
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Why do you think you should have used different fabric for the strips? I like it as it is. The colors are strong and really set off the white. Salijo |
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Salijo, To my untrained eye, it just looks like it's too much of the same fabric. I plan to give you girls (Julie and Heather, too) first choice of all the runners and send the rest to Peggy's for the cousins for Christmas. I think I have them all posted here in the gallery so you can start looking. @:) Beverly, Yep, at least 3 more to go. I have 3 more blocks to do on Raina's quilt then I can put that together. Hope to get to that today. Sharon |
They are all beautiful, but this is my fav!!! I like the strips as they are. The center block is gorgeous, and I love red, white, and blue but it doesn't match any room in my house. Who cares right?? I am an eclectic kind of person anyway!!! Sharon I do needle turn but I have never basted the sewing lines, does it help?? Rosa |
- Posted by geezerfolks (My Page) on Mon, Sep 15, 08 at 15:48
Thanks, Rosa, Good to 'see' you! I've missed you. I sometimes baste the pattern line to the background if I want to really be precise. Plus, it holds it there for when I'm totin' it around or have to quit in the middle of sewing. There's a link on the KOKO thread to what I mean. You don't need anything in a room to match for holiday colors. @:) Sharon (who's startin' to stress) |
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Thank you, Latrelle, it looks like we posted at the same time and I missed you. Nice to see you join and hope you enjoy being here. Post pictures of your quilts....we love pictures!!!! @:) SharonG |
First choice??? Hahahaha....pays to visit the forum. What are the other three going to be? Salijo |
- Posted by geezerfolks (My Page) on Tue, Sep 16, 08 at 9:48
Salijo, I'm not sure, but I have a couple wreath patterns in mind and I also want to do an Easter egg one. What I need to do is to put everything away except for the tablerunner patterns, Raina's quilt and the Boston Terrier fabric/pattern, then I wouldn't be so apt to work on other things. It would also help if I didn't sit at the computer as much as I do. @:) Sharon/mom |
Sharon, This is beautiful. Like, Rosa, I like the colors , too. Looking forward to seeing all your table runners, too. Haven't seen one I did not like yet! Can we all choose our favorite?? :) Salijo, I do think you have an advantage!! Another reason to be glad you are here!! Sally |
- Posted by geezerfolks (My Page) on Sat, Sep 20, 08 at 8:56
Thanks, Sally. I'm appliqueing one now that's gonna be a beauty....at least I think so cause I love Christmas red and green and stark white together. I'm thinking about making it into a big circle, but not sure yet. Might look more like a candle mat. Sure, you can choose your favorite. I think I've posted all of them todate. There should be 9. Christmas moose, purple green and pink hearts, Spring Flowers, Shamrock, Turkeys, jack-o-lantern, carrot, yellow tulips and patriotic. Five will go to my immediate family, the rest to the nieces and maybe my mom. SharonG/FL |
Sharon, You have an e-mail from me. Love your table runners. Vicky |
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Thanks, Vicky. You have mail. Sharon |
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Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce will have minor orthopedic knee surgery Tuesday to fully determine the extent of a sprain he suffered Sunday.
An MRI revealed a full tear to his MCL and at least a partial tear to his ACL. He will need a minimum of four to six weeks to recover, team trainer Rick Burkholder said, though major knee surgery may be needed.
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Kelce was carted off in the third quarter of the 24-23 victory over the Baltimore Ravens.
Coach Andy Reid said Monday a designated injured-reserve spot is available for Kelce if the Eagles decide it is necessary, which would allow the second-year player out of Cincinnati to be put on IR for eight weeks before returning to the active roster.
Offensive tackle King Dunlap, who also left Sunday's game in the third quarter with a sore hamstring, likely won't practice Wednesday and is day to day, Reid said.
Despite a makeshift line blocking for him Sunday, Michael Vick didn't take as many hard hits as last week and was sacked only twice. He scrambled eight times for 36 yards before kneeling twice at the end.
Eagles receivers DeSean Jackson and Jeremy Maclin were also injured.
Jackson is sore with a hamstring spasm he suffered before Sunday's game, and Maclin has a bruised hip on top of a previous injury, Reid said.
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- FBO: What's wrong with the Saints?
- Sando: 49ers look like the best
- Seifert: Lions simply not good enough
- Williamson: Chargers setting right tone
- Graziano: Eagles show grit, toughness
- Hensley: Steelers maintain physical identity
- Cimini: Jets go from wow to woe
- Graziano: Schiano way out of line
- Hensley: Flacco right to rip refs
- O'Connor: All hail Eli Manning!
- MacMullan: Patriots don't look right
- Yasinskas: It's time for Saints to panic
- Kuharsky: Texans keep it away from Jags
- Walker: Tannehill, Bush give Dolphins hope
- Williamson: Handicapping the AFC North
- Ranks: McShay top 32 | Kiper Big Board
- Te'o, Bell headline Week 3 matchups
- Muench: Alabama-Arkansas loaded
- Nickel Package: RB Bell among fast starters
- Kiper's top 5s: Seniors | Juniors
- Cheat Sheets: QBs | RBs | TEs | WRs | OL
- Defensive Cheat Sheets: DL | LBs | DBs
Who has the #1 spot this week? Jersey Report »
- Williamson: Ranking 32 NFL 'farm systems'
- Yates: How the Patriots were built
- Sando: Ranking the head coach hires
- Kiper: Regrading the 2014 NFL draft
- Insider: Offseason plans for every team


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