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Teens Attack Jogger In Edgewood Park
by Paul Bass | Aug 2, 2013 8:47 am
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Posted to: Parks, Edgewood, Westville
In the wake of a group attack on a jogger by Edgewood Park, a top cop is urging people to take precautions while exercising in public.
The attack occurred after a rain shower last Friday around 5:30 p.m.
The victim, a 63-year-old retired state employee who lives in the Beaver Hills neighborhood, described what happened in an interview with the Independent on Thursday. He asked that he remain anonymous.
The man said he has jogged regularly since moving to Beaver Hills in 1988. The asphalt road through Edgewood Park is one of his routes.
It had just stopped raining when he jogged along the route last Friday afternoon. Fewer people than usual were out.
He had passed the duck pond and was jogging along the road toward the skateboard park when between five and seven teens "came riding past me." He had moved to the side to let them pass.
"I heard someone say something about 'turning around,'" the man recalled. Then he saw one of the teens get off his bike and roll it at him. The rolling bike knocked the jogger down.
He got up. "What is this about?" he remembered telling them. "I don't have any money."
Then one of the teens "charged at me and knocked me down" again. Others joined in and punched and kicked him repeatedly for about 20 seconds, he estimated.
"Then they got back up and took off."
They didn't check his pockets. They wouldn't have found a cellphone or any valuables on him if they had.
Somewhat disoriented, the man walked a trail up a slope to West Park Avenue. He realized partway up that he didn't have his glasses. He figured that they'd been broken—and that it was more important to get help as quickly as possible.
He stopped a woman walking her dog on the street. The woman didn't have a cell phone on her. Then the man tried flagging down passing drivers. The second driver, a parks employee, stopped and called 911. Soon cops and firefighters appeared. The man was taken by ambulance to Yale-New Haven Hospital.
Two of the officers went looking for the man's glasses. They found them down in the park and brought them to the man in the hospital.
They weren't broken.
The attack left the man with a broken arm and stitches in his forehead.
"It could have been worse," he reasoned Thursday. He said the incident was not in any way of the magnitude of the bloodying of a New Haven Power Sports technician on Goffe Street the previous Friday afternoon. (Read about that here.)
Top Westville cop Sgt. Renee Forte emailed members of the neighborhood's management team this week to tell them about the incident and warn them to take precautions while exercising in public.
Forte said she hadn't heard about the incident initially; it didn't appear in police department media releases, nor was it mentioned during this week's CompStat data-sharing meeting at police headquarters. She said she learned about the incident from a New Haven Independent reader who saw it referenced in the site's comments section. She then followed up with the victim, calling him at his home.
"Unfortunately assaults and fights happen frequently" and don't always rise to the attention of district managers, Forte said. She cautioned against comparing this incident to the bloodying of the New Haven Power Sports technician.
In her email to community management team members, she added this advice:
"Please be mindful of your surroundings when walking/running/exercising. Please try to do these activities without talking on your cell phones or listening to music, as those make you less aware of the surroundings and also make you more of a target for robberies."
The victim, meanwhile, said he does plan to resume jogging when he recovers from his injuries—"although I don't know how I'll feel about jogging on that route."
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posted by: oldtimer on August 1, 2013 3:52pm
The Top Cop was not aware of the incident. There seems to be a major breakdown in communication between the District Manager and the District Officers. There also seems to something amiss if the incident, of such violence and injury was not picked up by Detectives and discussed at the Com Stat meeting. Nothing mentioned about more patrols/bicycle officers/investigation, just a it of blaming the victim. And as a aside, the comment about not bringing a cell phone,, Um no more Call Boxes and almost no pay phones,and what I have seen in most parks never a Police Car.
posted by: Wooster Squared on August 1, 2013 4:17pm
"In the wake of a group attack on a jogger by Edgewood Park, a top cop is urging people to take precautions while exercising in public."
I'm getting sick of this nonsense advice given out freely by New Haven's finest.
What does that even mean, "take precautions"? Does it mean I start jogging with a gun? Does it mean I don't go to the park at all? Does mean I frantically look over my shoulder and panic every time I see a group teenageers?
There's no realistic concrete action you can take based on this advice.
How about this: instead of issuing vague and meaningless statements, like "take precautions", NHPD should actually get the crime in this town under control?
This is why New Haven can't hold onto to its middle class. People don't want to "take precautions", they want to live in safe neighborhoods where people don't get attacked in the park.
I very much doubt that people in Madison, Guilford or Old Saybrook think about "taking precautions" every time they go out jogging. Silly fools! They just expect their towns to be safe, which of course is what they get.
Unfortunately, city leaders and the NHPD have resigned themselves to the fact that they can't now, and never will get crime under control. Instead, we're all supposed to "take precautions".
posted by: Morris Cove Mom on August 1, 2013 4:32pm
"Please be mindful of your surroundings when walking/running/exercising. Please try to do these activities without talking on your cell phones or listening to music, as those make you less aware of the surroundings and also make you more of a target for robberies."
Does this mean that the best way for me to be safe is protect myself? Does this mean that the police are aware but powerless? It feels like this town is being completely taken over by gangs of young violent people on dirtbikes and skateboards. I feel like I'm in a bad 1980s movie.
posted by: KAV on August 1, 2013 5:01pm
Ah, this article brings back fond memories of my time living in the Elm City. I lived in New Haven for almost twenty years and I would have to say that overall I almost always felt safe, but there were exceptions. I can relate to this gentleman's unfortunate experience. Fortunately my experience turned out somewhat better. I was a NH schoolteacher at the time living on Alden Avenue. I would run everyday through Edgewood Park and always with my radar on max. Several times I had noticed groups of young men throughout the park and would always reroute my run in order to avoid any possible confrontations. One time however three young men started to approach me on bikes and when they were about thirty feet away they threw down their bikes and began running towards me. I steeled myself for a deeply physical encounter. Just when these young men were about ten feet away, one of three yells out,"Hey its Mr. H., my teacher! Almost as if by magic the three young men stopped, turned around, ran back to their bikes and rode away, One of the three was a former student of mine. The only moral I took from this story was that this young man and I had previously bonded to some degree because of a previous positive relationship and this saved me from a possible beat-down and saved him from committing a crime. The positive power of developing positive personal interactions and experiences can never be underestimated.
posted by: newaroundhere on August 1, 2013 5:14pm
Google: Knockout game. Cops are unwilling to talk about it or admit it is a problem. To be fair, I don't know the specifics of this particular incident.. for all I know the perpetrators could be green plaid and the victim purple polka dots. However, the more I hear about these kinds of incidents around town, the more I have to wonder….
posted by: Braffy on August 1, 2013 5:18pm
To the victim all I can really say is that I am so sorry this happened to you. I'm not even sure jogging with a partner would make a difference when you are being attacked by 5-7 young men. You can be told what to be mindful of when out exercising…....but would that have really done anything to prevent this assault. I just don't think so unfortunately. New Haven has beautiful parks and it is a shame that anyone would be afraid to use them. That does seem to be the case with many folks that I know. Sad very sad.
posted by: ebw1957 on August 1, 2013 5:31pm
On some level this crime is scarier than a mugging for money because the motive was to inflict pain - sever pain- on a defenseless man- a "joy ride" of terrorism.
This is the kind of terrorism that can decimate a neighborhood or a city and counter act all the good being done. A bet there will be plenty of police and security around for the tennis tourney now.
posted by: NewHavenTaxTooHigh on August 1, 2013 7:01pm
This would be front page news in any other town. Would be nice to see the official police report
posted by: ramonesfan on August 1, 2013 7:57pm
If the jogger had a firearm and stood his ground, would the State's attorneys office subsequently charge him with 2nd degree murder?
Were his muggers fans of mixed martial arts fighting, or consumers of "lean"? Had they been suspended several times this year from school?
Inquiring minds want to know.
posted by: robn on August 1, 2013 8:28pm
The boys who did this are little babies and if their friends find out they'll probably be laughed at.
posted by: robn on August 1, 2013 9:51pm
So what happened to the next person that your three former students decided to attack?
posted by: John Fitzpatrick on August 1, 2013 9:51pm
Epic fail by NHPD.
This type of assault—in a park, by a gang, on a single individual, with no intent other than to injure, with injuries as serious as a broken arm and a head laceration—does not happen frequently, as Sgt. Fortee claims, and should certainly, absolutely rise to the attention of the district manager.
I live close to Edgewood Park, and I walk in it almost every day. My pregnant wife walks in the park with our son in a stroller all the time. WE NEED TO KNOW WHEN CRIMES LIKE THIS HAPPEN.
I run a block watch, and I get Ofc. Hartman's email crime reports every day, yet I don't hear about this for a week? Are you kidding me?
And what crap about being mindful of your surroundings. This victim was completely aware of his surroundings—"He had moved to the side to let them pass"—yet he was still savagely attacked.
posted by: Tylerd182 on August 2, 2013 3:03am
New haven police dept. case # 13-33366 describes an extremely similar attack in the same location that occurred on Sunday, July 21, in the early afternoon. If proper action was taken, and a constant patrolling officer was placed at the park, this attack could have been prevented.
posted by: WestvilleAdvocate on August 2, 2013 7:51am
I saw this story via a management team email I am part of and I am glad that the NHI picked up the story. Why this is not considered a major incident during police meetings is ridiculous!
I am also an avid jogger and live near the park but, sadly, never jog or walk in the park anymore. I feel unsafe and know that a call to police will usually result in nothing, unless you have the ability to wait 45 minutes for them to show up.
I see a few issues here that need to be addressed: lack of affordable afterschool and summer programs for our city teens, very poor response time from our police, and a serious shift in the way children are being raised.
Sadly, New Haven is stuck in a game of race vs. race, poor vs. middle class, and our neighborhood vs. their neighborhood. It will not change because there is too much red tape and no one is willing to have a REAL conversation.
For me, it is time to move on and think about how to get out of this city. I'm sad because I've invested in living here but the reality is this city may be getting better in the tiny downtown core but everywhere else its getting worse, taxes are going up, and services and good old-fashioned friendliness are gone.
I also understand why many of my friends now have pistol permits and carry weapons.
posted by: Ali on August 2, 2013 8:03am
First, I wish the victim a speedy recovery and second, I'm glad the NHI finally made this a story. I saw the comment here last week and yet it wasn't until two days ago that the neighborhood was alerted by email.
We're told not to let this stop us from going to the park, and yet somehow, if a crime occurs the commonplace platitudes come out like take precautions, don't do this…don't do that.
"Take precautions"?? This man wasn't with valuables or headphones, was in the park at a reasonable time of day and was aware of his surroundings. If he HAD been carrying a cellphone which may or may not have been taken, he would probably have been told he shouldn't be carrying valuables.
I'm glad Forte did finally follow up with the victim and alert the neighborhood, but it is downright shameful that this was considered a non-incident and not worthy of taking up meeting time because "assaults are commonplace".
So, does this mean the area will finally get at least a bike cop? Somehow, I think I already know the answer.
posted by: Ali on August 2, 2013 8:10am
John Fitzpatrick - I'm curious, I'm guessing you didn't hear about the case referenced in the comment by Tylerd182 New haven police dept. case # 13-33366?
Tylerd182—where do you find that information?
posted by: wendy1 on August 2, 2013 8:22am
Thank you NHI for the report and thank you Wooster Squared' I agree. I have been a victim of "wilding" but it was in NYC and it was 1965. I was on my way to my shrink at the time and I told her I understood the rage because I knew if I had been black and down south, I would have been dead. I was a SNCC member.
The racial/economic divide is worse then ever. New Haven continues to have plantation politics which ignores reality here like most other cities. The popular candidate is a wealthy, elderly slumlord. The cops don't live here and there aren't enough beat-walkers.
I wish more people went to city hall and the chief's office to complain and I wish more voters had a brain.
posted by: ebw1957 on August 2, 2013 8:27am
I hope the NH-I and all the other local media are after every one of the Mayoral candidates and asking their opinions of this situation, and what if elected, what they aim to do to assure the taxpayers of New Haven—who own these parks and streets, what they plan to do to make them feel safe and to bring these terrorists to justice.
posted by: DavidK on August 2, 2013 8:56am
perhaps we need a stop and frisk law in new haven. And yes, profiling based on crime statistics in the neighborhood is a good idea. Also, why didn't any witnesses come forward on the goffe street attack. I'm sure plenty of people saw what happened.
posted by: 32knot on August 2, 2013 9:19am
We have all been wringing our hands over econmic disparity, poor vs middle/upper class conflict, lack of stuff for our kids to do and all kinds of other issues for over 60 years. lots of ideas kicked around and some tried, both locally and nationally. Nothing seems to be effective and now that the kids are mobile on bikes no neighborhood is now "safe". Those that can are leaving the city and nobody blames them. Instead we tell the victims they didn't do something correct or they were in the wrong place. The police are hamstrung by policies that in some cases prevent active engagement, see dirt bike pursuit. The new mayor is not going to fix this problem. Yale is not going to fix this problem and neither is the state or the Feds. We the people in the neihborhoods are the ONLY ones who can impact this issue. If we don't want to directly confront the bad guys then tell the cops who you saw do what, ID the bad actors and their families and lets show a little local courage in order to get back control of our kids and city. Otherwise violence will be met with violence some time in the near future and some grieving family will be telling the media what a good kid their son/daughter was when in fact the kids were with the wrong crowd and picked on the wrong person who fought back when faced with a 5 on 1 situation.
posted by: OhHum on August 2, 2013 9:44am
Isn't it a felony to assault someone over the age of 60. If so, these 5-7 kids committed felonies, and we shouldn't compare it to the other beating. WOW! Here's the message: You're old, you're a target, stay in your house or move out of New Haven. You're the problem.
posted by: LadyERT on August 2, 2013 10:02am
For some reason there has been no mention of the female security officer that was attacked by a group of teens on Orange St just Monday night on her way to work on State St. I see on another site that some are trying to make this out to be a racial issue. It is not. It is an issue of some teenagers running amok in our neighborhoods. Maybe WE should ALL police our neighborhoods and let these kids know they can not run all over and hurt people.
posted by: PH on August 2, 2013 10:12am
No description of the attackers? What kind of bikes were they riding? What kind of clothes? Were they young teens or older? What direction did they bike off in? No requests for the public to provide information if they saw this group of teens in the neighborhood at the time of the incident? Any similar incidents with a similar M.O.? What kind of precautions other than not carrying a device (which this victim was not doing) should we be taking to protect ourselves when exercising in public in broad daylight—run the other way or scream bloody murder whenever we see a pack of kids on bikes?
posted by: Noteworthy on August 2, 2013 10:17am
If I jogged or walked through that park, I'd be packing heat like the Edgewood Patrol. Wilding kids would not do it again.
posted by: RCguy on August 2, 2013 11:26am
i agree that the "take precautions" lecture is played out and sad.
Not very welcoming.
posted by: Tylerd182 on August 2, 2013 11:46am
To Ali and PH:
I know the case number, because I was the victim. (case #13-33366, Officer Q. McArthur took the report, it took the police 20-30 minutes to show up after I called 911, the report contains a full DETAILED description of the attack, the teens, and the bicycles). I just gave a full description of the attack and the gang members to the writer of the above story, so look for a future article soon.
If anyone knows anyone else I can contact or call, please comment here.
posted by: Colin M. Caplan on August 2, 2013 11:49am
To show you readers, the brave victim, cops and others who enjoy our parks and exercising in them, that punks don't rule here, I'm going for my routine run in Edgewood Park today.
posted by: robn on August 2, 2013 12:08pm
It would be imprudent for a jogger in the woods to carry a pistol; A) because its clunky to carry when you're running; B) because in jogging gear the pistol will be evident and to someone concealed aside a trail, it might be more of an attraction than a deterrent.
I suggest pepper spray; its light, can be kept in hand, is effective on a group and can ruin someone's day if they get out of line.
I'd love nothing more than to see these 5-7 punks run out of the forest red faced, screaming and crying.
posted by: ebw1957 on August 2, 2013 12:29pm
Dear Sir [Tylerd182]- please note you have many of us on your side and who are really pissed off. I want to hear from the mayoral candidates if they would jog through this park alone.
posted by: robn on August 2, 2013 1:30pm
Since East Rock is considered by most of the city to be a bastion of privilege and safety I just thought I'd mention that although some people do walk and run alone through East Rock park, many do not. As recently as 2009, there have been serious assaults there.
My point is that its unrealistic to think police can patrol every inch of the woods in the most heavily park-forested small city in the US. People should use the buddy system when going into in the forest.
posted by: Tylerd182 on August 2, 2013 2:10pm
We are not talking about East Rock. We are talking about an area just steps away from a public water fountain, soccer field, playground, and skatepark.
posted by: robn on August 2, 2013 2:48pm
More like a couple of hundred feet away from the soccer fields. Far enough through a dense group of trees to dampen cries for help.
posted by: REWARD on August 2, 2013 3:36pm
REWARD!! Now that I have your attention. I am interested in starting a reward account for information leading to the arrest of those involved in this attack. I pledge $100 to start and will check the comments frequently over the weekend to assess the level of interest. I've already discussed how to do this with a local bank and if we are serious about stopping this I believe it is an effective solution. Money can be quite an incentive for one to turn in one's "associates". I also believe an adult crime justifies adult treatment which includes plastering their names and faces on the news. Likely their parent (parents?) may not appreciate but what responsibility are they taking for their offspring? Having a baby is easy, the rest of it is work. So let's start a REWARD fund and see what happens. I, for one, don't get much else for my taxes in this city other than the use of Edgewood Park. Having just paid $2k in automobile taxes I know the $ isn't going to repair roads. While I have the floor, has anyone else noticed the glaring absence of any mention of fiscal responsibility and overall from the mayoral candidates? Reading between the lines it seems like full speed ahead for more programs and handouts. We're already paying for school breakfast and lunch, what's next, boxed dinners and perhaps dorms so the "parents" don't have to do anything?
posted by: anonymous on August 2, 2013 6:56pm
Can the victims be paid to drive around in an unmarked car until they see the perps again? It's likely they live nearby. These attacks are relatively rare occurrences and doing this might help save the next victim.
I would like to see the Downtown Ambassador type program extended out here. They are the eyes and ears- if the Police Union allowed this, it would dramatically cut crime. Most cities do this, recognizing that paying officers who make an average of $100,000+ after benefits is a great idea but is simply not feasible. Plus, Ambassadors could be hired from among city residents, not from out of town which is where nearly every cop lives (and which is a huge part of the deeper problem here. )
posted by: Wikus van de Merwe on August 2, 2013 7:12pm
As far as I am aware there has only been one candidate with the courage to event skirt the edge of our current fiscal plight. All the rest are just promising everyone else what they'll hand out before we go belly up.
posted by: Edward_H on August 3, 2013 8:01am
For those who are thinking about going to the park armed please realize law abiding citizens are not allowed to carry weapons in the park.
"It would be imprudent for a jogger in the woods to carry a pistol; A) because its clunky to carry when you're running; B) because in jogging gear the pistol will be evident and to someone concealed aside a trail, it might be more of an attraction than a deterrent."
Please don't spread false information. There are plenty of small light handguns that are suitable for carrying while jogging. A Kel-Tec 380 is the first one that popped to my mind. There are also tons of holster designed specifically for that purpose. Just goggle "gun holster for jogging".
Usually your comments are pretty spot on. I don't know why you would spread such false information.


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Oahu's premier roller derby league, Pacific Roller Derby, welcomes the Echo City Knockouts from Kailua Kona to compete in an inter-island friendly bout on Saturday, May 26 at the Palama Settlement Gymnasium. Doors open at 6pm and skating starts at 7pm. Tickets are $7 for General Admission, $5 for students with valid I.D., and kids 12 and under are free.
Pacific Roller Derby will debut their 'B-Team', a 14-player team that is the feeder team for Pacific's All-Star Travel team, the Oahu Hulagans. Pacific's B-Team consists of beginning and intermediate skaters who work hard on the flat track to gain the skills and knowledge required for competitive play.
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Open Enrollment for Medicare begins in October each year. The vast majority of Medicare Advantage plans are HMOs or PPOs that require you to get your care from a specific local provider network. It's important to research your options carefully to ensure you receive the full benefits of your plan and care from the doctor and hospital of your choice. Please click here for more information.
The following list provides general information only and is subject to change at any time. Information is updated regularly, however, please refer to your provider directory to ensure that Sarasota Memorial Health Care System is a participating provider accepted by your insurance plan or contact your insurance company member services.
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Note: Except for the three plans listed above, Sarasota Memorial is an out-of-network provider for Medicare Replacement/Advantage HMO, PPO, POS plans. Except in emergency situations, using an out-of-network facility can result in a patient being responsible for a larger portion of a hospital bill.
We also NOT a network provider for Medicare Select supplemental plans. Medicare Select members may choose Sarasota Memorial for their care, but depending on each plan's benefits, may be responsible for the Part A deductible for non-emergency hospital care. Check with your insurance company as some will, on a case-by-case basis, choose to pay that deductible when providers are not in its network.
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Miami, FL 33161
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Suite 811
Ft. Worth, TX 76102
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West Sacramento, CA 95605
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Suite 145
Tampa, FL 33618
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Salt Lake City, UT 84131-0374
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Tampa, FL 33607
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St. Petersburg, FL 33709-4030
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Suite 200
Arlington, TX 76011
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Bradenton, FL 34206
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Suite 320
San Diego, CA 92108
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Ponte Vedra, FL 32081
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Mandeville, LA 70471
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Atlanta, GA 30326-1108
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280 Wekiva Springs Rd. #102
Longwood, FL 32779
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Grapevine, TX 76099-9706
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North Vancouver, BC V7N 4M2
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PO Box 7031
Camden, SC 29020-7031
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2600 Douglas Road
Coral Gables, FL 33134
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Tampa, FL 33634
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Austin, Texas 78746
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240 Corporate Blvd.
Norfolk, VA 23502
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1323 W. Busch Blvd.
Tampa, FL 33612
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It's not hyperbole to say that 2011 was Ibiza's biggest. It's a fact: The island had more flights coming in then it's ever had before. Looking over the new nights on the island for 2012, you might be surprised to learn that it's the likes of Jamie Jones, Richie Hawtin and Marco Carola that are generating the most interest. Swedish House Mafia and David Guetta have their place on Ibiza. (A big one, it must be said.) But when Ben UFO, DJ Qu and George FitzGerald are playing too, then it's clear that music fans of any type can find something to love.
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Quick ways to get rid of moles
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All the way since ancient Greece have moles been seen as something bad and unsightly, and it is no different today. It is very unfortunate that moles have a nasty habit of showing up in the must unfortunate places, such as on your face or neck, and there isn't anything that can be done to prevent them.
Others usually don't see the distress a mole can create. To begin with, growing a unsightly mole in an unlucky spot such as on your face or neck can very quickly ruin someones self confidence and self perception. The same applies to moles on the torso which to others can seem harmless but to the victim can be inhibiting to the point that he or she might refuse to take their shirt off at the beach and so on. A insecure person may become withdrawn and drastically different from his of her normal happy self.
Other annoying aspects about moles are that they can rub against clothing and become painful and inflamed, get in the way during shaving or get caught in zippers. On the other hand the mole can be small and go unnoticed.
But the truly dangerous thing about these blemishes is that a mole may sometimes develop into cancer, a melanoma. It is often difficult to distinguish some types of moles from cancers and sometimes a mole sufferer might overlook something important and dangerous thinking that it is just another mole.
Thanks to today's medical technology blemishes are nothing to get upset about since it can usually be easily removed, so chin up and read on. All of the available methods, from simple creams that you can use yourself in the comfort of your own home, to advanced hi tech laser surgery that can sometimes be very pricey, all different methods have their benefits and weaknesses. All methods yields slightly different results so research them all and find out which of them are most suitable for your personal needs. It doesn't really matter if you want to get rid of a blemish because of career reasons or health reasons, the more you know the better choice you can make.
Here are some common mole removal methods.
Scalpel Removal
This is probably the most common way of removing moles. It can be used on most moles as long as they are not too big and can be removed in one single procedure. It consists of the doctor excising the mole from the base up with a scalpel after numbing the area by injecting an anesthetic and cleaning the area with a antibacterial solution. After the blemish has been removed doctors might sew the wound with regular stitches, which require a return visit for removal, or simply bandaged if the base of the blemish is small enough. In some cases the doctor might use dissolving stitches. The mole may be sent to a lab if necessary to check for malignancy. This procedure can be carried out in a local doctors office unless the mole is large or situated in a sensitive area or an area prone to scarring.
If the mole is tiny and flat enough to not be above the layer of the skin it might be preferred to burn it off instead of removing it manually with a scalpel. The preparatory work in the doctors office is very similar to the one used in scalpel excision. Then the doctor will use a burning tool to remove the mole. This method doesn't require any stitches. It is an cost effective method that sometimes leaves a slightly lighter skin tone on the burned area.
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This is method that is a little bit more pricey than the other methods, but it pays off since it is the safest one with the lowest risk of infection and scarring. It uses a laser to cut instead of scalpel, which means cleaner cuts.
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Students graph data from 20th century hurricanes that affected the state of Texas. Along the way they answer questions that ask them to interpret what they see represented on the graphs.
Tropical Cyclones and Global Change
Jenni Evans, Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus
This is a full semester project focusing on tropical cyclones and climate change for my undergraduate tropical meteorology class. It consists of five parts, outlined below.
Analyzing Hurricanes
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The exercise uses GIS to explore historical data on hurricanes (path, strength, name). Students identify trends in hurricane records, the impact of hurricanes on major U.S. cities, and how hurricanes change through ...
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Hurricane Risk and Resilience for Staten Island, NY
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In this role-playing activity, students are assigned into groups which will explore specific roles related to Hurricane Sandy. A mock town meeting scenario where the community is requesting input for how to address the challenges of rebuilding their homes, businesses, and infrastructure allows for the class to learn more about the multiple perspectives, issues, and interests resulting from this devastating disaster.
Making Sustainable Business Decisions In Four Different Industries and Their Effect on People (Social), Planet (Environment), and Profit (Economics)
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The student will gain a better understanding of "Global Warming" and the "Triple Bottom Line" by viewing the first two videos. Further the CEO2 game will introduce many new ideas/options that specific industries have to select from in achieving their desired corporate/company goals.
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West of Wise Winery
Recently opened in February 2015, the West of Wise Winery is a small batch winery located south of Petersburg, Illinois featuring wines from Illinois grown grapes and other select vineyards. Many of the grapes are from the family vineyard - Ratio Vineyard in Kilbourne, Illinois.
CITY: Petersburg
Antique Farm Show at Lincoln's New Salem
Horse drawn plows, historic farming equipment and agricultural techniques from the 19th century will be featured during the Antique Farm Show. A display of historic farming equipment will be set up in a field by the Blacksmith Shop near the entrance to the village, allowing Antique Farm Show visitors to learn about the latest developments in agriculture from Abraham Lincoln's time to the early 1900s. The Vintage Ag Association of Menard County will have an antique tractor display in the parking lot by the Visitor Center.
CITY: Petersburg
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Springfield Mile Motorcycle Races
Enjoy fast-paced action and non-stop thrills of national level motorcycle racing at its best. AMA ALL STAR TT PRO RACE May 23rd - Gates Open 4 pm, Racing 7 pm AMA PRO RACING SPRINGFIELD MILE NATIONAL RACE May 24th - Gates Open 9 am , Racing 1 pm
CITY: Springfield
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54th Annual International Carillon Festival
The International Carillon Festival, in beautiful Washington Park, features concerts by some of the world's finest carillonneurs. Bring lawn chairs and blankets. Don't miss the Festival fireworks Friday evening. LINCOLN AND THE MUSIC HE LOVED - To kick off this year's 54th International Carillon Festival, Park District carillonneur Robin Austin is joined by soprano Gailyn Draper and tenor Jerry Hicks in a special program of music that Lincoln loved. The program will be narrated by Christian McWhirter, author of the new book, Battle Hymns: The Power and Popularity of Music of the Civil War.
CITY: Springfield
Lincoln Tomb
Within this breathtaking monument lie the remains of Abraham Lincoln, his wife Mary, and three of their four sons – located in the country's second most visited cemetery behind only Arlington National Cemetery.
CITY: Springfield
Lincoln Presidential Half Marathon
You're invite you to participate in one of the Midwest's premier half marathons. This is the only race where you can immerse yourself in Lincoln history and enjoy a scenic run past the only home he ever owned, his law office, the Old State Capitol where he delivered his "House Divided" speech, and his final resting place in Oak Ridge Cemetery.
CITY: Springfield
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Lincoln Funeral Re-Enactment
150th Anniversary Commemoration. Join us as we re-create history in Springfield, IL. Friday May 1: Encampment open to public. Abraham Lincoln Through the Arts presented by Benedictine University at Springfield Saturday May 2: Funeral Train arrives at 3rd St. Amtrak Station. Hearse Procession to Washington and 6th Streets. Opening Ceremony, candlelight vigil, Illinois Symphony Concert. Sunday May 3: Procession to Oak Ridge Cemetery with re-enactment of eulogy, speeches and salutes.
CITY: Springfield
Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum: 10th Anniversary Celebration
April 19, 2015 is the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum's 10-year day of celebration. This day will be filled with inspiring moments and history-making experiences. Free Admission. An ambitious agenda for 2015 that includes an Evening With The Creators Series, Family Days, Civil War Ball and much much more is occurring at the museum this year. For a schedule of events, visit TenYearsLincoln.com.
CITY: Springfield
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History Comes Alive
Daily Living History Programs at the Lincoln historic sites and throughout downtown Springfield. Most programs are free. For a complete schedule, go to visitspringfieldillinois.com
CITY: Springfield
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Old Capitol Art Fair
Held in historic downtown Springfield, IL, surrounding the Old State Capitol. This Fair has 150 juried artists in a range of mediums, including oil/acrylic, ceramics, photography, jewelry, mixed media, metal, wood, drawing, fibers, glass, sculpture, watercolor, and printmaking. A children's tent for ages 2-15 will be open selling authentic artwork at small prices - a great way for your child to begin a love of art! There will also be a variety of food vendors and musical acts for entertainment.
CITY: Springfield
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Civil War Medical Encampment
Springfield's largest outdoor living history education event. The Encampment presents a variety of programs and activities for the whole family, including musical presentations, demonstrations, exhibits and vignettes. Enjoy the largest outdoor living history event in the area, complete with a Civil War living history camps.
CITY: Springfield
Blue Dog Inn
Blue Dog Inn has been serving up good food in Lincoln, Illinois since 1979. Aside from their highly acclaimed burgers, Blue Dog Inn also serves up horse shoes, unique sandwiches, specialty drinks, desserts and more.
CITY: Lincoln
Wild Hare Cafe
Don't be surprised by the Alice-in-Wonderland nature of the Wild Hare Café's décor, which incongruously proves to be a nice complement to its simple but eclectic menu. Serves lunch Tuesday to Saturday and dinner service on Friday and Saturday evenings.
CITY: Elkhart
Lincoln Theater 4
Built in 1922, the theater built by Steve Bennis opened in 1923 showing "John Quincy Adams Sawyer." It was originally a single screen featuring an organ and live stage shows as well. The number of screens was doubled in 1985 and then again in the mid nineties. Downtown Lincoln is a great place to grab dinner and a movie while exploring the Mother Road.
CITY: Lincoln
Gunnar Mast Trading Post
Filled with antiques, collectibles, rockabilly art, books, photos, toys and hats, this trading post has something for everyone! Across from the Palms Grill!
CITY: Atlanta
Creekside Outdoor Center for Environmental Education
Located along Sugar Creek, about five miles north of Lincoln, Creekside the Outdoor Center for Environmental Education will be an experiential outdoor classroom featuring an outdoor teaching pavilion, insectarium, greenhouse, and a restored prairie. It will include parking space, bioswales, rain gardens, and boardwalks and sidewalks to make the site handicapped-accessible. When complete it will be powered by solar panels and a wind generator.
CITY: Lincoln
Phone Booth on Lincoln City Hall
Built in 1895, the red brick for the building came from the Lincoln Coal Company. A unique telephone booth on the roof was added later and was used by weather spotters to phone in sighted storms. Lincoln City Hall anchors the downtown National Historic Registered District and is one of the city's most visible symbols.
CITY: Lincoln
Route 66 Memories Museum
Stop by this eclectic museum to explore the history of Route 66, car culture and local history. There is even a Rolls-Royce on display! The collection was brought together by a local historian with great stories to share. Located just a few doors from the Palm's Grill this museum is a must see.
CITY: Atlanta
Econo Lodge
Unwind from your travels at the pet-friendly Econo Lodge® hotel in Lincoln, IL, located near the Lincoln Art & Balloon Festival and Logan County Fair.
CITY: Lincoln
J.H. Hawes Grain Elevator
Illinois' only fully restored wooden grain elevator listed on the National Register of Historic Places. An outdoor, self-guided interpretive tour allows visitors to experience the Elevator Museum anytime. Open June, July and August: Sundays 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., call ahead.
CITY: Atlanta
Atlanta Public Library
Built in 1908, this National Register Property is one of Illinois' few octagonal-shaped public libraries. Its gilded rotunda and interior rooms, filled with solid-oak woodwork, reflect its classic architecture. Local volunteers who comprise the "Keepers of the Clock" take turns on a weekly basis hand-winding the 1909 Seth Thomas clock housed in the library's clock tower.
CITY: Atlanta
Atlanta Museum
Exhibits focused on Abraham Lincoln, Route 66, and other aspects of Atlanta's history are featured. The Museum's Local History Resource Center provides extensive genealogy materials accessible to the public. Housed in a beautifully restored 1867 building, the Atlanta Museum presents both permanent and new, rotating exhibits. Open Monday through Saturday 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Closed Sundays.
CITY: Atlanta
Feb 28
Undying Words 1858-1865
A powerful look at Lincoln's greatest words and how they helped end slavery in America. "Undying Words" explores the most important speeches of Lincoln's career, showing how his views on slavery evolved as he sought to hold the country together. One hundred fifty years after the Civil War ended and Lincoln died, this exhibit shows what was at stake for the slaves, soldiers and families caught up in the crisis Lincoln devoted himself to ending.
CITY: Springfield
Pao Bistro
Pao is a casual gourmet restaurant and bar with a focus on Pacific Coast Cuisine with an American Asian feel. From spring to fall you can enjoy watching the sun set from the outdoor patio, which is one of the best patios Springfield has to offer.
CITY: Springfield
The Colaw Rooming House
Return to Rt. 66, circa 1947, when you overnight at The Colaw Rooming House. Where you'll experience travel on the Mother Road before Interstates and motel chains were the norm. Located just 2 blocks from Rt. 66 in quaint Atlanta, Illinois, The Colaw Rooming House offers three bedrooms, two full baths, a charming living room with fireplace, dinning room, curved front porch, and delightful yellow and red 1940's kitchen. To further enhance your step back in time, your stay includes a complimentary breakfast at The Palms Grill Cafe-Atlanta's fully restored, circa 1935 small town diner. For more information please visit our website www.thecolawhouse.com
CITY: Atlanta
Korner Cafe
A quaint cafe located in downtown Latham. They offer reasonable prices on home cooked food. The friendly atmosphere at the Korner Cafe will bring you back for more.
CITY: Latham
Pease's Fine Candies & Salted Nuts
Pease's Candy is a locally owned, fifth generation candy shop. For over 75 years, Pease's has been making old fashioned, homemade candies and treats. The store offers boxed candies, salted nuts, popcorn, gourmet foods, special event candies, and seasonal sweets.
CITY: Springfield
Magic Kitchen
Magic Kitchen presents fantastic Thai food. We are currently operating in two great locations throughout Springfield, one conveniently located downtown at 115 North Lewis Street and the other near the Fish Man Pet Center at 4112 North Peoria Road. We guarantee that you will leave with excitement and a full stomach.
CITY: Springfield
Dynasty Asian Cuisine
Featuring a wide variety of Asian specialties including sushi, teriyaki, Thai dishes and a full bar with speedy service and a pleasant dining area
CITY: Springfield
Crowne Plaza Springfield
The Crowne Plaza Springfield hotel is the perfect place to stay to enjoy the area's history, culture and quirks. Whether you're traveling for business or leisure, their goal is to make your experience a memorable one.
CITY: Springfield
Mario's Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria
Casual family-style pizza parlor featuring a pizza lunch buffet, pastas, salads, sandwiches and other specialities.
CITY: Springfield
The Office Sports Bar & Grill
Sports Bar and a great place catch all the action for your favorite sports teams.
CITY: Springfield
Mason City Motel
Family owned facility all on one level with outside entrances. Weekly and monthly rates available.
CITY: Mason City
Lincoln Souvenir and Gift Shop
Springfield and Lincoln souvenirs, jewelry, lots of miscellaneous gifts. Open March-November.
CITY: Springfield
Ramada Springfield North
Conveniently located just off I-55 at exit 100B, this beautiful hotel offers guest-friendly hospitality along with free breakfast, cable/HBO, local calls, newspaper, and parking. Ammenities include indoor pool, fitness center.
CITY: Springfield
Northfield Inn Suites & Conference Center
Newer 107-room facility with adjoining conference facilities and own banquet kitchen & separate restaurant/bar. King/Queen jacuzzi rooms & suites, indoor pool, fitness center & continental breakfast. Also offer free HBO and USA today.
CITY: Springfield
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store
Clothes, furniture, toys, and lots of miscellaneous.
CITY: Springfield
Recycled Records
Hard-to-find old records, tapes, CDs, furniture and lots of miscellaneous.
CITY: Springfield
The Farm
A visit to The Farm means many things to many people. Some come to find unique, hand-made, one of a kind items in our Shop. Many enjoy the beautiful Gardens to see hard-to-find plants in a landscape situation or to relax under an arbor. It is a favorite spot for wedding photos, senior pictures and family events. The Greenhouse features a variety of plants that you won't find at the big box stores. Couples and families can enjoy a relaxing weekend in The Loft B&B, with luxurious amenities, privacy and a great view of our 63 rolling acres. Groups book The Farm for hayrides, group tours, picnics and bonfires throughout the year.
CITY: Petersburg
Motel 6 - Springfield
Interior corridors, 3 floors, elevators, 104 rooms, guest laundry, truck parking, data ports in all rooms, free local calls, coffee 6am-10am, handicapped rooms, AARP discounts for members, children 17 and under stay free in parents room.
CITY: Springfield
Elkhart Farmer's Market
A variety of locally grown fresh produce, baked goods and handcrafted items will be available every Saturday form 8am to noon, from May to October.
CITY: Elkhart
Magic Kitchen
Magic Kitchen presents fantastic Thai food. We are currently operating in two great locations throughout Springfield, one conveniently located downtown at 115 North Lewis Street and the other near the Fish Man Pet Center at 4112 North Peoria Road. We guarantee that you will leave with excitement and a full stomach.
CITY: Springfield
Buff's Family Restaurant
This quaint local restaurant is located on the square in downtown Mt. Pulaski, IL. They serve hearty, home-cooked meals at a great price. This restaurant is a great, locally run, place to have a family dinner.
CITY: Mount Pulaski
The Loft B&B
The Loft Bed & Breakfast is a unique and relaxing retreat featuring the finest amenities in a scenic private setting. Located on 63 rolling acres between the many attractions and tourist sites in Springfield and historic Petersburg, Illinois, You'll see deer, turkey, fox and an occasional eagle from the windows or the deck. Or take a leisurely hike down to the river bluffs. You'll be surrounded by amazing peace and quiet. Enjoy this brand new and spacious B&B, complete with a large living room with leather sofa, chairs and a cozy fireplace. The kitchenette and dining areas will lend the creature comforts of home with a continental breakfast that is ready when you are. There are two sleeping areas that will accommodate six people. The solid hardwood floors add warmth and the bathroom features a custom tiled walk-in shower with a bench for relaxing. Walk outside on your private deck and enjoy a glass of wine with a spectacular second-story view of the countryside.
CITY: Petersburg
The Plaid Rooster
Nestled on the wooded banks of the Sangamon River at New Salem Historic Site and offering a unique casual dining experience with a variety of Italian and American entrees. Banquet and group sales menu available. Accommodations for up to 200. Really great.
CITY: Petersburg
Luca's Pizza
Quality and authentic Italian flavor in homemade pizzas,calzones, pastas, salads and sandwiches.
CITY: Springfield
Lime Street
A relaxed dining experience in an unique nostalgic setting. A Springfield tradition since 1988. Live entertainment Fri and Sat night.
CITY: Springfield
Curran Antique Mall
50-plus dealers feature antique furniture, primitives, glassware, etc.
CITY: Curran
Stuffed Aria Pizza
Offering a great pizza to those who come in. They are the only pizzeria in town that offers traditional stuffed pizza. They serve up fresh homemade pizza that will make you crave to stop back in for another slice. Yum!!
CITY: Lincoln
Dublin Pub
Traditional pub food, specializing in Horseshoe Sandwiches and Irish fare
CITY: Springfield
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Traditional Music Festival
Early 19th century music and dancing will occur throughout the pioneer village at New Salem State Historic Site in Petersburg. Impromptu demonstrations and performances of music and dancing are featured. The park sets up straw bales for jam sessions, and there is a great deal of bluegrass, old-time, and other music going on. Camping is available and there are evening concerts.
CITY: Petersburg
Nick & Nino"s Penthouse Steakhouse
Perched 30 stories above historic downtown Springfield, Nick & Nino's provides a relaxed, inimate atmosphere in which to enjoy the finest food in Springfield. Located in the Hilton Springfield.
CITY: Springfield
Beans & Such
Specialty Coffees and all that goes with it. Golden statuary gifts and lamps. Beautiful wedding and other holiday gifts and decorum spread throughout the store. A very unique and fun place to shop.
CITY: Lincoln
That Place Inc.
This unique shop is full of Merle Norman Cosmetics, exquisite jewelery, clothes, and many different kinds of nicknacks. Come in and enjoy the wonderful atmosphere and hospitality shown in this delightful shop.
CITY: Lincoln
Best Western Plus Lincoln Inn
This Inn features 58 rooms on two floors. It offers complimentary parking, a bar, air conditioning, and cable television. Pets are allowed. It is also home to the World's Largest Railsplitter Covered Wagon.
CITY: Lincoln
Vin Fiz Landing
The historic flight of the Vin Fiz was the first air crossing over the United States. A marker located at the Dunlap House indicates the spot where the small airplane landed in Middletown on October 9,1911.
CITY: Middletown
Oakland Cemetery
The grave site of Ann Rutledge, Abraham Lincoln's first sweetheart, is located at Oakland Cemetery. Her tombstone bears an inscription written by poet Edgar Lee Masters, who is burried nearby.
CITY: Petersburg
Historic Marbold Farmstead
The Historic Marbold Farmstead is a treasured jewel in Menard County, Illinois. This was the central hub of the Marbold family farmland holdings, which consisted of over 4,000 acres. It was virtually self-sufficient, with several barns, dairy, chicken house, smoke house, ice house, boiler house and pump house. The original house, called Elmwood, was build in 1850 by John Marbold, a German immigrant and prominent Greenview farmer and businessman. Restoration efforts are underway. Located at 21722 State Hwy. 29 near Greenview.
CITY: Greenview
A fun family restaurant with a full menu to choose from with a hot and cold salad bar, and a children's menu. Come out and enjoy this family owned restaurant and all of its hospitality.
CITY: Lincoln
Super 8 Lodge East
Queen-size beds, HBO, ESPN, cable TV, free continental breakfast, guest laundry, children stay free with parents. Pets allowed with permission.
CITY: Springfield
Potter Drugs
Pharmacy with Old Fashioned Ice Cream Shop. Kick back at this pharmacy/soda fountain and enjoy Green Rivers and other treats. Fountain includes old fashioned counter, stools and small ice cream tables. Closed Sundays
CITY: Petersburg
Books & Crooks
This library is located in the town's old jailhouse, and still features the original cells. Feel free to take a book and curl up in your favorite cell.
CITY: New Holland
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store
Cracker Barrel Resturant is a favorite stop for travelers. It is located right off of the I-55 exit and Illinois travelers are sure to find some great home cooked meals to fill their stomachs.
CITY: Lincoln
Idle Hour
This is The Home of the Gyros, along with an assortment of other foods to choose from, like cheesburgers, hot dogs, and hot ham and cheese. They have appetizers such as cheese balls, fried mushrooms, and onion rings. Top it off with a drink of choice.
CITY: Lincoln
Lincoln's Farmer's Market
This open-air market provides a great opportunity to buy local produce, baked goods, flowers and more. The market runs from May 1 to the end of October on Saturdays and Wednesdays at Scully Park Downtown Lincoln.
CITY: Lincoln
Baymont Inn and Suites - Springfield
Double, king, business king, leisure suite, whirlpool suite and executive board room which accommodates up to 25.
CITY: Springfield
Wild Hare Cafe
This hometown cafe offers wonderful homemade dishes that are guaranteed to please! Their cafe also offers seating that will take you back in time! BYOB. They offer a nice selection of wine glasses, but you have to bring your own wine. Organic, homemade selections.
CITY: Elkhart
Holiday Inn Express - Lincoln
Very nice up-to-date motel, close to everything, semi truck parking lot across the street behind steak'n'shake, all major credit cards are accepted, and checks are also accepted, but only if you have a credit card present
CITY: Lincoln
Lincoln Public Library
A Carnegie library, built in 1902, the Lincoln Public Library is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
CITY: Lincoln
MKS Jewelers Ltd.
A locally owned business specialized in fine jewelry. Conveniently located in Downtown Lincoln, just off the courthouse square. Affordable prices and great pieces.
CITY: Lincoln
Russel Stovers Candies
Located right off I-55 they offer a wide variety of discounted candies and they also sell fudge and ice cream. Satisfy your sweet tooth at Russel Stovers.
CITY: Lincoln
Chestnut Family Restaurant
A quaint family oriented restaurant located in downtown Chestnut, Illinois. They specialize in home cooked meals at great prices. They make your family feel like their family.
CITY: Chestnut


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Clara Cannucciari
Clara Cannucciari | |
Born | Clara Bonfanti August 18, 1915 Melrose Park, Illinois, U.S. |
Died | November 29, 2013 Skaneateles, New York, U.S. |
(aged 98)
Occupation | Webseries host and author |
Years active | 2007-2011 |
Clara Cannucciari (née Bonfanti; August 18, 1915 – November 29, 2013) was the host of the web series Great Depression Cooking with Clara and author of the book Clara's Kitchen.
Born in Melrose Park, Illinois on August 18, 1915, she went on to live through America's Great Depression. During these difficult times, her freshly emigrated Sicilian American parents (Giuseppe and Giuseppina Bonfanti) were hit especially hard by America's economic woes. Clara's mother found inventive ways to stretch the family's meals and they emerged from the Depression safe and healthy.
In 2007, her grandson Christopher Cannucciari began filming Clara preparing her mother's Depression meals and assembled the footage into the YouTube series Great Depression Cooking with Clara.[1] She retired shortly after her 96th birthday and her last video was posted on November 10, 2013 (Twice Baked Potato).
Cannucciari died November 29, 2013, aged 98. She is survived with 1 son, 4 grandchildren & 3 great grandchildren.[2]
- ^ Rosemary Black (2009-02-07). "Clara Cannucciari is a YouTube sensation with 'Great Depression Cooking' show". Daily News. Retrieved 2009-12-23.
- ^ Clara Bonfanti Cannucciari obituary


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quote:TITLE II—INCREASING ACCESS 2 TO PORTABLE, AFFORDABLE 3 HEALTH INSURANCE
quote:Subtitle A—Standard Deduction 12 for Health Insurance
quote:DEDUCTION ALLOWED.—In the case of an indi- 22 vidual, there shall be allowed as a deduction to the tax- 23 payer for the taxable year the standard deduction for 24 health insurance.
quote:SEC. 202. CHANGES TO EXISTING TAX PREFERENCES FOR 2 MEDICAL COVERAGE AND COSTS FOR INDI- 3 VIDUALS ELIGIBLE FOR STANDARD DEDUC- 4 TION FOR HEALTH INSURANCE.
quote:Subtitle B—Enhancement of Health 7 Savings Accounts 8 SEC. 221. ALLOW BOTH SPOUSES TO MAKE CATCH-UP CON- 9 TRIBUTIONS TO THE SAME HSA ACCOUNT.
quote:MEDICARE BENEFICIARIES PARTICIPATING IN 15 MEDICARE ADVANTAGE MSA MAY CONTRIBUTE THEIR 16 OWN MONEY TO THEIR MSA
quote:SEC. 223. INDIVIDUALS ELIGIBLE FOR VETERANS BENE- 5 FITS FOR A SERVICE-CONNECTED DIS- 6 ABILITY.
quote:an indi- 13 vidual shall not be treated as covered under a 14 health plan described in such subparagraph 15 merely because the individual receives periodic 16 hospital care or medical services for a service- 17 connected disability under any law administered 18 by the Secretary of Veterans Affairs but only if 19 the individual is not eligible to receive such care 20 or services for any condition other than a serv- 21 ice-connected disability.''
quote:SEC. 227. PURCHASE OF HEALTH INSURANCE FROM HSA 14 ACCOUNT
quote:SEC. 229. PREVENTIVE CARE PRESCRIPTION DRUG CLARI- 13 FICATION
quote:''Preventive care 17 shall include prescription and over-the-counter drugs and 18 medicines which have the primary purpose of preventing 19 the onset of, further deterioration from, or complications 20 associated with chronic conditions, illnesses, or diseases.
quote:SEC. 232. REAUTHORIZATION OF MEDICAID HEALTH OP- 18 PORTUNITY ACCOUNTS
quote:SEC. 235. TREATMENT OF DIRECT PRIMARY CARE SERVICE 4 ARRANGEMENTS.
quote:An arrangement under 9 which an individual is provided coverage restricted to 10 primary care services in exchange for a fixed peri- 11 odic fee— 12 ''(A) shall not be treated as a health plan 13 for purposes of paragraph (1)(A)(ii), and 14 ''(B) shall not be treated as insurance for 15 purposes of subsection (d)(2)(B).''.
quote:SEC. 236. CERTAIN EXERCISE EQUIPMENT AND PHYSICAL 20 FITNESS PROGRAMS TREATED AS MEDICAL 21 CARE
quote:to participate, or receive instruc- 9 tion, in a program of physical exercise, and 10 ''(iii) for membership dues in a fitness 11 club the primary purpose of which is to 12 provide access to equipment and facilities 13 for physical exercise. 14 ''(B) LIMITATION.—Amounts treated as 15 medical care under subparagraph (A) shall not 16 exceed $1,000 with respect to any individual for 17 any taxable year.''.
quote:SEC. 240. CHILD HEALTH SAVINGS ACCOUNT.
quote:—The amount taken into ac- 14 count under paragraph (1) with respect to each child 15 of the taxpayer for the taxable year shall not exceed 16 an amount equal to $3,000.
quote:DISTRIBUTIONS FOR ABORTION EXPENSES FROM 15 HEALTH SAVINGS ACCOUNTS INCLUDED IN 16 GROSS INCOME.
quote:any amount used to pay for an abor- 24 tion (other than an abortion described in paragraph B[quote] [quote]an abortion— 6 ''(I) in the case of a pregnancy 7 that is the result of an act of rape or 8 incest, or 9 ''(II) in the case where a woman 10 suffers from a physical disorder, phys- 11 ical injury, or physical illness that 12 would, as certified by a physician, 13 place the woman in danger of death 14 unless an abortion is performed, in- 15 cluding a life-endangering physical 16 condition caused by or arising from 17 the pregnancy, and 18 ''(ii) the treatment of any infection, 19 injury, disease, or disorder that has been 20 caused by or exacerbated by the perform- 21 ance of an abortion.''.
quote:SEC. 251. PROVIDING FINANCIAL INCENTIVES FOR TREAT- 4 MENT COMPLIANCE.
quote:''In applying subparagraph (B), a group health plan 13 (or a health insurance issuer with respect to health 14 insurance coverage) may vary premiums and cost- 15 sharing by up to 50 percent of the value of the bene- 16 fits under the plan (or coverage) based on participa- 17 tion (or lack of participation) in a standards-based 18 wellness program.''.
quote:TITLE III—IMPROVING ACCESS 2 TO INSURANCE FOR VULNER- 3 ABLE AMERICANS 4 Subtitle A—Eliminating Barriers to 5 Insurance Coverage
quote:Subtitle B—Ensuring Coverage for 5 Individuals With Preexisting 6 Conditions and Multiple Health 7 Care Needs Through High Risk 8 Pools
quote:''The Secretary shall provide from the 14 funds appropriated under subsection (d)(3)(A) a 15 grant of up to $5,000,000 to each State that has 16 not created a qualified high risk pool as of Sep- 17 tember 1, 2013, for the State's costs of creation and 18 initial operation of such a pool.'';
quote:VERIFICATION OF CITIZENSHIP OR ALIEN 4 QUALIFICATION.— 5 ''(A) IN GENERAL.—Notwithstanding any 6 other provision of law, effective upon the date 7 of the enactment of this paragraph, only citi- 8 zens and nationals of the United States shall be 9 eligible to participate in a qualified high risk 10 pool that receives funds under this section.
quote:AUTHORIZATION OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR 21 FISCAL YEARS 2015 THROUGH 2023.—There are au- 22 thorized to be appropriated $2,500,000,000 for each 23 of fiscal years 2015 through 2023 which, subject to 24 paragraph (6), shall be made available for allotments 25 under subsection (b)(2).
quote:TITLE IV—ENCOURAGING A 2 MORE COMPETITIVE HEALTH 3 CARE MARKET 4 Subtitle A—Expanding Patient 5 Choice
quote:'A health insurance issuer may not offer, sell, or 12 issue individual health insurance coverage in a secondary 13 State if the State insurance commissioner does not use 14 a risk-based capital formula for the determination of cap- 15 ital and surplus requirements for all health insurance 16 issuers.
quote:RESTORING THE APPLICATION OF ANTITRUST 20 LAWS TO HEALTH SECTOR INSURERS
quote:Medicare Price 9 Transparency 10 SEC. 421. PUBLIC AVAILABILITY OF MEDICARE CLAIMS 11 DATA.
quote:Subtitle D—State Transparency 4 Portals 5 SEC. 431. PROVIDING INFORMATION ON HEALTH COV- 6 ERAGE OPTIONS AND HEALTH CARE PRO- 7 VIDERS.
quote:STATE-BASED PORTAL.—A State (by itself or 9 jointly with other States) may contract with a private enti- 10 ty to establish a Health Plan and Provider Portal Web 11 site (referred to in this section as a ''plan portal'') for 12 the purposes of providing standardized information— 13 (1) on health insurance plans that have been 14 certified to be available for purchase in that State; 15 and 16 (2) on price and quality information on health 17 care providers (including physicians, hospitals, and 18 other health care institutions
quote:Subtitle E—Protecting the Doctor- 13 Patient Relationship 14 SEC. 441. RULE OF CONSTRUCTION. 15 Nothing in this Act shall be construed to interfere 16 with the doctor-patient relationship or the practice of med- 17 icine.
quote:REPEAL OF FEDERAL COORDINATING COUNCIL 19 FOR COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS RE- 20 SEARCH.
quote:TITLE V—REFORMING MEDICAL 18 LIABILITY LAW
quote:TITLE VI—RESPECTING HUMAN 2 LIFE 3 SEC. 601. SPECIAL RULES REGARDING ABORTION.
quote:—Noth- 5 ing in this Act (or any amendment made by this Act) shall 6 be construed to require any health plan (including any 7 high risk pool described in section 311) to provide cov- 8 erage of or access to abortion services or to allow the Sec- 9 retary of the Treasury, the Secretary of Labor, the Sec- 10 retary of Health and Human Services, or any other Fed- 11 eral or non-Federal person or entity in implementing this 12 Act (or amendment) to require coverage of, or access to, 13 abortion services.except— 21 (A) if the pregnancy is the result of an act 22 of rape or incest; or 23 (B) in the case where a pregnant female 24 suffers from a physical disorder, physical in- 25 jury, or physical illness that would, as certified 1 by a physician, place the female in danger of 2 death unless an abortion is performed, includ- 3 ing a life-endangering physical condition caused 4 by or arising from the pregnancy itself.
quote:OPTION TO PURCHASE SEPARATE COV- 6 ERAGE OR PLAN.—Nothing in this subsection shall 7 be construed as prohibiting any non-Federal entity 8 (including an individual or a State or local govern- 9 ment) from purchasing separate coverage for abor- 10 tions for which funding is prohibited under this sub- 11 section, or a health plan that includes such abor- 12 tions, so long as such coverage or plan is paid for 13 entirely using only funds not authorized or appro- 14 priated by this Act
quote:Good shite BugAC, upvoted your posts. Can you provide a link where you are reading the bill?
quote:Fully repeals President Obama's health care law, eliminating billions in taxes and thousands of pages of unworkable regulations and mandates that are driving up health care costs. Spurs competition to lower health care costs by allowing Americans to purchase health insurance across state lines and enabling small businesses to pool together and get the same buying power as large corporations. Reforms medical malpractice laws in a commonsense way that limits trial lawyer fees and non-economic damages while maintaining strong protections for patients. Provides tax reform that allows families and individuals to deduct health care costs, just like companies, leveling the playing field and providing all Americans with a standard deduction for health insurance. Expands access to Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), increasing the amount of pre-tax dollars individuals can deposit into portable savings accounts to be used for health care expenses. Safeguards individuals with pre-existing conditions from being discriminated against purchasing health insurance by bolstering state-based high risk pools and extending HIPAA guaranteed availability protections. Protects the unborn by ensuring no federal funding of abortions.
quote:i didn't read every word - would this repeal everything? even things that have already been implemented (like kids can stay on parents insurance until 27 & free birth control)?
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quote:PPACA.—Effective as of the enactment of the 7 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (Public Law 8 111–148), such Act is repealed, and the provisions of law 9 amended or repealed by such Act are restored or revived 10 as if such Act had not been enacted.
quote:not all of Obamacare is bad.
quote:i doubt that will pass.


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The New Museum, Lower East Side
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Tel: 212 219 1222
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Towering over the Bowery like a beacon of all things shiny and forward-thinking, the New Museum is one of the city's most talked-about landmarks. Designed by Tokyo-based architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa in conjunction with Gensler New York, the building consists of six rectangular boxes covered in aluminum mesh and stacked precariously on top of one another like some giant children's toy. If the art doesn't always live up to the lofty exterior (the rotating contemporary exhibitions can be uneven), the great bookstore and panoramic roof terrace (open only on weekends) make it worth the visit, as do the ongoing "Night School" public seminars encompassing everything from 1970s seminal film screenings to performances from rockers such as Andrew WK.
Open Wednesdays, noon to 6 pm; Thursdays and Fridays, noon to 10 pm; Saturdays and Sundays, noon to 6 pm. Admission free on Thursdays from 7 to 10 pm.