text: Cape Girardeau Historic Preservation Commission 2009 Historic Preservation Month Walk Theme: "This Place Matters" – May 20, 2009 Welcome to this year's Historic Preservation Walk! This year's walk will feature historic structures along Main Street and adjacent areas in downtown Cape Girardeau. Your tour guides are Dr. Frank Nickell and Ms. Hallie Fieser of Southeast Missouri State University's Center for Regional History, and Mr. Scott House of the Historic Preservation Commission. Begin at Old St. Vincent's Church. St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church – 131 S. Main St. Vincent de Paul lived from 1581-1660 and found the Congregation of the Mission, known today as the Vincentians. The first Catholic service performed by the Vincentians in Cape Girardeau dates back to 1821. In 1833, Father John Timon, a Vincentian priest whose responsibilities included parts of Southeast Missouri, celebrated mass in a warehouse originally belonging to Louis Lorimier. Timon was instrumental in building the congregation and establishing a local parish. In 1845 Timon helped found the Society of St. Vincents in St. Louis and later became bishop of Buffalo, New York. Located on a plot of land donated by the Lorimier heirs, the cornerstone for a St. Vincent's Church was laid on April 30, 1838. The new church reportedly resembled the Old Cathedral that still stands in St. Louis. The church and Lorimier's Red House were destroyed by a tornado in 1850. The present St. Vincent's Church began soon after the tornado, using the footprint of the old church as a foundation. This English Gothic-revival church, designed by Thomas Waryng Walsh and built by famed Cape Girardean Joseph Lansmon, was completed in 1853. In 1900 a much higher spire was built on to the structure. In 1905 the spire was struck by lightning and had to be rebuilt. In 1912 the tower was struck again, and this time it burned. The present, shorter steeple was built later in 1912. The vestibule at the front entrance was added in 1926. Additional renovations occurred in 1935 and 1952. At various times the exterior brick has been painted, stripped, repainted, and covered with stucco. The renovation of 1962 removed the layers of stucco and paint. In 1976, a new St. Vincent's Church was opened in the west part of town, and the old church was to be torn down. Thanks to a small core of dedicated parishioners, it was saved and restored. It is now a Chapel of Ease, and a part of St. Mary's parish, with almost 100 members. In addition to Sunday morning masses, it is used for concerts and even a play has been held there. The church was placed on the National Register of Historic Places on April 12, 1982 and on the Local Register on February 20, 1996. Across the street is the reconstruction of Louis Lorimier's seat of government and trading post, the Red House. This interpretation of the original building which was lost in the 1850 tornado was constructed in 2001-2003 to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Meriwether Lewis dined with the Lorimier family when the Corps of Discovery was making its way up the Mississippi River to winter quarters and a staging area at Wood River, Illinois, across from St. Louis. The original Red House is believed to have stood on the river side of the parking lot and in front of St. Vincent de Paul Church where you are now standing. From St. Vincent's Church, please walk north along Main Street to B'nai Israel Synagogue. B'Nai Israel Synagogue – 126 S. Main The B'Nai Israel Synagogue was constructed in 1937 by the Hecht family, the local Jewish community, and support from businesses and individuals. The synagogue, the only one in southeast Missouri, served the entire area's Jewish citizens. In 1921 Jewish leaders and businessmen David Minnen, Louis Hecht, and Jake Pollack helped form a charter of the B'Nai B'Rith lodge in Cape Girardeau. Founded in 1843 B'Nai B'rith is one of the largest and oldest Jewish community and benevolent organizations in the world. In this sense, its purpose was similar to that of the German "Turner" societies. Prior to the building of the synagogue the lodge met at various locations, including the Sturdivant Bank, old Presbyterian Church, and the clubhouse in Fairgrounds (Capaha) Park. The building was constructed in a Mission or Spanish Colonial Revival style with a strong Islamic or Moorish influence demonstrated by its domed rotunda. The Islamic dome style itself was an outgrowth of Byzantine influences, originating in Constantinople. Although no longer used by the congregation, the structure has been saved and has been renovated, an effort made possible by the listing of the synagogue on the National Register of Historic Places. Cross Meriwether St., and walk along Main Street in front of Hudson's Furniture Store to the south side of Independence Street. This is the former location of the Planters Mill, built in 1877. At that time, Main Street ended at the mill and a spring branch. Planters Mill was built in 1877 by Frederick W. Pott, a native of Prussia who moved to Cape Girardeau in 1854 and later served in the Civil War. The mill burned on March 27, 1909, and in 1920 Main Street was extended to the south. Turn left and walk along Independence Street to the corner of Spanish Street to view the Klostermann Block/Alliance Building (currently housing Mollie's Restaurant and an art gallery). Klostermann Block / Alliance Building The Alliance Building at 7-15 S. Spanish St. was built in 1905 by Louis F. Klostermann. Klostermann, was a prominent businessman and German immigrant, and had this building designed in the Italian Renaissance Revival style during a major economic boom. During the period from 1905-1929, it was used for various stores, an advertising company, a utility office and a garage. There were also 15 lodging rooms on the top floor. The "Morning Sun" was published at 7-9 S. Spanish from about 1915 to 1922. The façade is covered in elaborate pressed tin panels and represents the last surviving example of this decorative technique left in the city. It is a Mesker Metal Storefront. In 1989, there was a fire that destroyed the neighboring building immediately to the north and severely damaged the north wall, resulting in its replacement. Return to Main Street. The area north of Independence is part of the Main-Spanish Commercial Historic District. Across Independence St. is 1 N. Main, which is the former F.W. Woolworth "Dime" Store. On June 12, 1914, the Woolworth store opened at this location. Woolworth's remained a landmark in Cape, surviving several floods prior to the construction of the floodwall. The business outgrew the original store, resulting in the present building being erected c. 1950. The store closed on Dec. 27, 1977, and has since been an antiques store, and was then remodeled as a restaurant. Next door is the former J. C. Penny Store at 9-11 N. Main. No town was complete without a local J.C. Penny outlet in the early part of the twentieth century, and Cape Girardeau was no exception. This building was constructed in about 1915. The building is currently being remodeled. Cross Independence Street, and then cross to the east side of Main Street. Walk two buildings north. The next featured building illustrates the patchwork of older and newer buildings in the downtown area, and the history of the downtown area and its past renovations. Montgomery Ward Building – 18 N. Main In 1872 Aaron Montgomery Ward opened a mail order dry goods supply house in Chicago, catering to the needs of rural America. In 1926 the first Montgomery Ward and Company Store opened in Indiana and only three years later there were already 531 stores nationwide. Cape Girardeau's Montgomery Ward's opened in 1928, located in a building at 430 Broadway. On November 25, 1933 the store opened its new building at 18 North Main, which was constructed at a cost of $75,000. A couple of buildings were demolished to make way for Montgomery Ward. They were the "I. Ben Miller Ice Cream Factory," which was built c. 1900 and faced Water St., and Kassel's Photography Studio which faced Main St. The three- story high I. Ben Miller building was made of brick and had a large painted sign taking up most of the facade. Kassel's was responsible for many old photographs of Cape Girardeau from the early part of the twentieth century. In 1962, Montgomery Ward purchased the former Bahn's Hardware building and the adjoining structure at Independence and Water, demolished the buildings and built a 14,000 square foot, one-story addition, while also renovating the older structure. The store closed on Christmas Eve, 1981 and the buildings have been used by a variety of businesses since then. In 2000 Montgomery Ward closed the last of their retail stores; today Wards.com has returned to its roots, offering mail order goods via the Web. Look across the street to the next featured buildings. Lyric Theater Building – 25 N. Main The Lyric Theater was reportedly opened in this building on Main Street in October 1907; the building is likely older. This may have been the first regular movie theater in Cape Girardeau. It seems likely that earlier films were shown in make-shift theaters, perhaps in the Planters House building or other venues. The Lyric Theater showed some of the first silent movies created for public viewing. The theater apparently did not last long and was soon replaced by the Vandivort Dry Goods Company. In 1926, the People's Store opened here, and the structure has been remodeled and used for many other commercial ventures since. Currently an antiques store occupies the old structure. David A. Glenn Mercantile Company – 27-29 N. Main David A. Glenn, a pioneer merchant of Cape Girardeau who built the Glenn House, opened his new store here at 29 N. Main Street in 1891. By 1906, Glenn had expanded to include 25-27 and 31 N. Main Street. His store occupied 29,000 square feet in 1906. Glenn's store went out of business when he declared bankruptcy in 1914 due to problems at the First National Bank, which he presided over. The original 29 N. Main was demolished around 1920 and replaced with the present building. The exterior of both buildings have been remodeled. Back Porch Antiques and Zickfield's Jewelers are now located here. Now walk to the corner of Themis and Main. Arcade Saloon – 44 & 46 N. Main The Arcade Saloon, built around 1870, was known as "the wettest corner in Cape Girardeau" because 46 N. Main (the north half) always seemed to have a tavern. 44 N. Main (the south half) was a pool hall, barbershop, restaurant, and printing company throughout its life. This building has been changed significantly over time. When built, the ground floor has a large circular arched opening for the main entry. Additionally, the roof was originally gabled. Sometime before the 1920s, the roof was flattened. You can still see the upper story windows cut in half and bricked up on the north side of the building. The Cup and Cork is currently located in 46 N. Main. Across the street is the site of the former St. Charles Hotel, 45 N. Main, which is now occupied by a 1967 structure that was built to house Sterling's Variety Store after the hotel was demolished. Currently it is occupied by Past Times Antiques. The St. Charles Hotel, one of the great original Cape Girardeau landmarks, was constructed in the years between 1838 and 1844. It was built by Joseph Lansmon, architect and builder of the Common Pleas Courthouse, St. Vincent's Church and St. Mary's Cathedral. Honored guests reportedly included Ulysses S. Grant, Samuel Clemens, and Charles Dickens. Additional remodeling in 1895 included the installation of electricity. At the time that the St. Charles Hotel was torn down in 1967 to make room for a retail store, there were no Cape Girardeau sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The demolishing of the St. Charles is viewed as one of the biggest losses for historic preservation that Cape Girardeau has ever experienced. Turn right onto Themis Street and walk down the hill to the corner of Themis and Water to the Port Cape Restaurant. Port Cape is part of the Warehouse Row National Historic District. Port Cape/Filburn and Ivers Commission House – 19 N. Water This structure, built around 1860, is one of the oldest buildings still standing on what was once known as Warehouse Row. This building began as the Filburn and Ivers Commission House, a business much like a distributor warehouse, buying, storing, and reselling goods for a commission. Local lore has linked this property to General Ulysses S. Grant, who made his headquarters on the riverfront for a week in late August and early September, 1861. Grant made at least one return trip to the Cape in October 1861, reviewing progress on the forts which were nearly finished. With easy access to the Mississippi River steamboats and the railroad, the businesses located on Warehouse Row made major contributions to the economic and commercial growth of the community. This building remained a commission house and armory until the late 1890s when the main floor was dedicated to storage. The third floor was used as a band hall around the turn of the twentieth century. Around 1915, a general merchandise and furniture store began operating here. In the 1920's the building was being used as the Townsend Furniture Store. Eventually it was renovated and turned into the Port Cape Restaurant. Originally the structure had a peaked roof, but a fire took the top off of this building and the building behind it that housed the Arcade Saloon. Over time, the roof was altered at least four or five times. During the latest change, sometime after 1900, the roof was flattened. The building was one of the first in the area to have an elevator. The parking lot across Themis from Port Cape is the site of the former Meyer-Albert Grocery Co. Sebastian Albert came to Cape Girardeau as a young man and started a wholesale grocer/mercantile at this location, and eventually become the largest distributor for the area. Before Albert arrived in Cape, he went west during the 1849 Gold Rush and nearly starved to death from his experiences there. Proceed back towards Main Street and walk across Themis Street. We are in front of the next featured building, and across the street from another. North of Themis is the Cape Girardeau Downtown Historic District. Cape Girardeau Building and Loan Association Building – 102 N. Main The Cape Girardeau Building and Loan Association was organized on December 14, 1882 during a meeting at the Common Pleas Courthouse. The Association continued to meet there until April 6, 1911 when it moved into the second First National Bank building at 117 N. Main Street. In the early 1920s, it was decided that the Association should have their own building. At the time this lot, owned by Louis Houck, was empty. The Association purchased the lot and construction began on March 23, 1925 and was finished later that year. In 1956, the Association was reorganized into the Cape Girardeau Federal Savings and Loan. On July 1, 1974, it changed into the Colonial Federal Savings and Loan Association, and moved to west Broadway. It was during the 1970s that the classical columns were added to the building (probably as an association with the new name). Colonial Federal Savings and Loan continued to use the building until April 1981 when they left. The ornate cornice has been covered, and the left front of the building was originally built as a store front, making it oddly non-symmetrical. That part has been changed, as have the lower level windows in the front and side. The arched window on the side is typical of the front windows. This is a classic federal style building. The A.D. Leech building previously stood on this spot and housed a ladies clothing and dry goods store, as well as a dance hall and tailor. It was demolished in the mid 1920s. Missouri Barge Lines is currently located here. Across Main Street is the Sturdivant Bank Building Sturdivant Bank – 101 N. Main Robert Sturdivant moved to southeast Missouri in 1835 and worked at various trades. Following the Civil War, in 1866, he opened his own bank. He retired from active banking in 1902. A new bank building was constructed at the northwest corner of Main and Themis Streets in 1882 by local contractor Henry Ossenkop. The bank business occupied the ground floor of the building while other offices were located on the upper floors. The bank used this building until 1930 when it moved to the H&H Building on Broadway; it closed its doors in 1932, a victim of the depression. The safe of the bank, inscribed as Sturdivant Bank and built by the Mosler Vault Company, has been preserved, incidentally, and is located in the basement of the original Central High School where it was used as the school vault. Colonel Robert Sturdivant came to Southeast Missouri in 1835 and worked at various trades, including the mercantile business, teaching, newspaper publishing and banking. In 1866, he acquired the assets of the Third Branch Bank of Missouri and opened a bank under his own name at the northwest corner of Main and Themis streets in Cape Girardeau. This structure was torn down, and a new bank building rose in its place in 1892. It was designed by St. Louis architect J.B. Legg and built by Cape Girardeau contractor Henry Ossenkop. A small office on the second floor of the new building housed Cape Girardeau's first telephone company and switchboard in 1896. Sturdivant retired from banking in 1902, but the institution continued to thrive. In 1930 it abandoned its Main Street location and moved into the Himmelberger-Harrison Building on Broadway. A clock which had hung on the bank building since 1917 was purchased by H.I. Himmelberger in 1939 and was also removed to the H-H Building. The dark days of the Great Depression saw the demise of the Sturdivant Bank in 1932. Since then, it has been occupied by a series of retail stores, including Cape Wiggery and most recently, Bella Flora. Continue north on Main Street a short distance, and look across the street to the next historic building on the tour: Hecht's Clothing Store (now Club Moxy). Hecht's Clothing Store – 107 N. Main The building at 107 N. Main was the third location of Hecht's clothing store, founded in 1917 by Louis Hecht. A grocery and confectionary store was demolished in 1927 in order to build the present building. Thomas P. Barnett, of St. Louis, architect of the Southeast Missourian Building, designed the current building. Various buildings in Paris were his inspiration for the unique eclectic design of this building, which features Spanish, French, Mediterranean and other architectural elements. Note the original entry to the store whose roof still has the original Art Nouveau stencils. Hecht's Clothing Store operated for over 75 years, until closing in 2004. Now the building is occupied by Club Moxy Continue a short distance north until you are in front of the next stop, Lang's Jewelry Store. Lang's Jewelry Store – 126 N. Main This two-story brick building was constructed in about 1905 with Colonial Revival detailing, and it has housed a jewelry store since its construction. In about 1960 the storefront was altered with a recessed entrance with an aluminum and glass door, aluminum and glass display windows, and aluminum bulkheads. A decorative terra cotta cornice separates the two floors, and the second story has a central projecting tri-part bay window flanked by the original single-light glass and wood windows. Windows have dentilled molding and transoms with decorative diamond lights, topped by concrete lintels with central keystones. The central window has a triangular pediment, and the roofline is a terra cotta cornice with modillion blocks and dentils. Another short walk and we reach the last stop on the corner of Main and Broadway, currently housing the Buckner Brewing Co. and Ragsdale's Bar. Buckner-Ragsdale Building – 132-134 N. Main The original Buckner Ragsdale building, owned by L. B. Houck, was destroyed in the great downtown fire of March 15, 1916. After no replacement was being scheduled, C. M. Buckner purchased the lot from Houck later that year and a new store rose in the place of the old. Buckner thus became the first businessman to begin revitalizing the destroyed commercial area. The present building was designed as a fire-proof structure, including an innovative sprinkler system that still works today. This Buckner- Ragsdale store was one of eight chain clothing stores in Missouri, and was the most popular such store in Southeast Missouri. This was the location where Levi jeans could first be purchased. Buckner Ragsdale's also sold scout uniforms to several generations of young area residents. Cape Girardeau Business College was once located upstairs. The store closed in 1982; the building was used for a few purposes thereafter but eventually sat vacant. The current owners purchased the building, opening a bar downstairs and eventually reopening the upstairs as a popular restaurant, pub, and micro-brewery. Much of the original layout of the interior was preserved during its renovation, which was made possible by tax credits supported by the building's location in the Main Street commercial national historic district. The original Buckner-Ragsdale's exterior corner sign hangs inside today. The parking lot across Broadway from these buildings is the site of the Riverview Hotel, which was built originally in the late 1850s, was used as a hospital and officers' quarters during the Civil War, and burned in the great downtown fire of 1916. This concludes the historic walking tour of downtown Cape Girardeau. We hope you enjoyed the walk, and encourage you to stay and dine at one of the downtown restaurants. Should you wish, a shuttle will be available to take you back to the starting point.


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Snapper Cap gives the lens cap a new purpose in life
By Simon Crisp
October 28, 2013
Lens caps normally serve just one purpose, that of protecting your lenses from getting bashed around and scratched when not in use. But the photographer behind a current Kickstarter project thinks they should do more. His creation, the Snapper Cap, not only protects a lens, but also adds the storage space needed for stowing a spare memory card or lens wipe.
At first glance, the Snapper Cap looks like a traditional squeeze lens cap. It works with standard screw-on lens filters and will protect your lens as well as any other. But flip it over and the difference soon becomes apparent, as a range of push-in inserts gives photographers a dedicated space to store small items.
The idea is that photographers select the right insert for their memory card of choice and then simply slot a spare card into the designated space. The memory card is then housed in a clean environment between the lens and the lens cap, ready to be used when needed. The Compact Flash insert can alternatively be used to store a lens wipe.
Creator James Sale says he came up with the idea for the Snapper Cap because he knows all too well how easy it is to lose a memory card in a bag full of camera gear, or suffer a failing card while shooting, and not have easy access to a replacement. When designing the product, he opted for using a squeeze lens cap, rather than a pinch one, because it was easier to create the storage space while keeping similar physical dimensions to a traditional cap.
If successful, the current Kickstarter campaign will see a Snapper Cap to fit lenses with a 67-mm filter thread go into production. However, stretch goals may be added for other size options, with plans for 49, 52, 58, 67, 72 and 77-mm versions. Caps designed for 58-mm thread lenses or smaller will only fit the SD card insert, while larger ones can also take the Compact Flash insert. Snapper Caps also feature a space for adding a QR code decal with your contact information encoded (available with a US$5 pledge), to increase the chance of getting any lost gear returned.
A pledge of $15 is currently enough to get you a 67-mm Snapper Cap with one SD card insert and one Compact Flash card insert. Once the early bird specials have gone, the price will rise to $20. If funding is successful, they should start shipping in May 2014.
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Well, If they make a 52mm version I might get one but until then, meh..
KRC102330th October, 2013 @ 12:16 am PDT
Great! Now instead of losing a lens cap the photographer also loses all the image files they captured onto the flash card.
Why not put a lens brush or other item that has less value and is easily replaced?
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Calson, I appreciate your concerns and I'm glad I get to address them. I would never recommend keeping a memory card with images in the lens cap! I'm the inventor of the Snapper Cap™, my design is intended for storing a formatted back-up memory card in the lens cap. This makes a memory card available at a moments notice. After all a camera is pointless without a working memory card! Basically, it's an improved lens cap that has more useful functions than currently available lens caps.
KRC- If funding allows I will be adding stretch goals. I admit this is a bit like starting a shoe company with only size 9 shoes. If anyways has any questions please feel free to contact me via my facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/snappercap
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Pitseolak Ashoona
Pitseolak Ashoona | |
Born | ᐱᑦᓯᐅᓛᖅ ᐊᓲᓇ 1904 or 1907 or 1908 |
Died | 1983 |
Nationality | Canadian |
Known for | Sculptor |
Pitseolak Ashoona, CM (1904 or 1907 or 1908–1983; Inuktitut syllabics:ᐱᑦᓯᐅᓛᖅ ᐊᓲᓇ) was an Inuit Canadian artist admired for the unpretentious authenticity in her works. She was also a member of the Royal Academy of the Arts.
Pitseolak was born to Timungiak and Oootochie Nottingham Island in the Northwest Territories. She grew up with the traditional life of hunting, gathering and shamans. She was part of one of the last generations of Inuit who grew up with the traditional lifestyles enjoyed by the North American Inuit since before 1000 BC.
Marrying Ashoona, a hunter, in 1922 in the Foxe Peninsula of Baffin Island, they raised 17 children, five of whom survived past infancy. Four she raised herself after her husband Ashoona the hunter died from a viral sickness age 40, leaving her all alone with a handful of children; Kumwartok, Qaqaq, Kiawak, and daughter Napawchie Pootoogook.
Her cousin, Kiakshuk and James Houston both inspired her to try her hand at drawing, then copper plates, a technique she did not enjoy.
In the last two decades of her life, she assembled a collection of over 7,000 images, 233 of which became prints in her Cape Dorset Collection. Illustrating life pre-contact, "the things we did long ago before there were many white men."[1] Her artwork focuses on both daily life and legends, or Taleelayu. Pitseolak was inspired by other artists in her community that started before her, "I don't know who did the first print, but Kiakshuk, Niviaksiak, Oshawetok and Tudlik were all drawing at the beginning. I liked the first prints… because they were truly Eskimo."[2] Pitseolak was accepted into the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts in 1974 and was awarded the Order of Canada in 1977 for her work. "Through the following decade and until her death in 1983, Pitseolak continued to draw, and to work with new media. An arts grant awarded to her in 1975 sparked experimentation in a new medium - acrylic paint on canvas. Initially, she approached painting like drawing, outlining in pencil and then filling in with colour. As she gradually adapted to the nuances of the medium, she began laying down bold colours side by side to achieve her vivid affect."[3] Pitseolak found prints to be the most challenging as she states in Eber's book Pitseolak: Pictures of My Life; "To make prints is not easy. You must think first and this is hard to do. But I am happy doing the prints."[4]
Her portrait was featured on a stamp in commemoration of International Woman's Day,[5] and in 1977, she was made a Member of the Order of Canada, the first level of the highest possible honour for a Canadian civilian.
On May 28, 1983, Pitseolak Ashoona died in Cape Dorset. She was survived by a large family of artists, including:
- Napatchie Pootoogook, graphic artist — daughter.
- Annie Pootoogook, (born 1969), artist; granddaughter
- Qaqaq Ashoona ("Kaka") (1928–1996), sculptor — elder son
- Ohitok, sculptor — grandson
- Kiawak Ashoona (born 1933) ("Kiugak"), sculptor — son
- Shuvinai Ashoona, (born 1961) artist, granddaughter
- Kumwartok Ashoona, sculptor — son
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- "Pitseolak Ashoona - The Canadian Encyclopedia". Retrieved 2011-02-06.


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A power outage hit several homes near the 5900 block of Wrightsville Avenue in Wilmington Monday night.
Police said a car crashed into a utility pole around 9 p.m. and knocked down power lines which cut off electricity to some homes.
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After 27-year-old cyclist Zachary Paul Tyler was killed in a hit and run accident near the 7000 block of Wrightsville Avenue earlier this June, a memorial stood in his honor. Now, the spot where Zachary died is bare.
"Zachary had only died right here less than a week, and the NCDOT came and removed it," said mother Beverly Tyler.
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The vehicle believed to have been involved in a hit-and-run that killed a bicyclist last night has been located and brought in as evidence, according to New Hanover County Dispatch. The car reportedly was abandoned near the corner of Marsh Hawk Ct and Duck Hawk Ct in Wilmington.
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A local marine is coming home from overseas Tuesday to a surprise home makeover. The executive producers of "Home Again" have done backyard renovations on the marine's home whil ehe has been away at war.
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Police are looking for a newer model silver Nissan Altima with damage to its left side rear door, in connection with the hit-and-run that happened at Wrightsville and MacMillan avenues Wednesday afternoon.
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According to Cape Fear Public Utility, the 7000 Block of Wrightsville Avenue to Eastwood Road closed around 6:00 this morning, while crews facilitate a water main break.
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The Department of Transportation hired Main Line Construction to improve Wrightsville Avenue near Independence. The company was in the middle of creating two new turn lanes to help relieve congestion.
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Welsh officers pay tribute to Paris shooting victims
Police across Wales have held a minute's silence as a mark of respect following the Paris shootings yesterday which killed 12 people.
Read the full story ›Open verdict on Denbigh pensioner's death
The inquest into the death of a Denbigh pensioner who died while out walking in Crete has recorded an open verdict.
Arthur Jones, 73, was reported missing whilst on a walking holiday on the Greek island.
His body was found by the Greek authorities under a tree in a rural area near the Hanya Resort in August six weeks after he went missing.
The court heard that the terrain where Mr Jones' body was found - several weeks after he first went missing - was difficult and inhospitable for searchers.
The 'Find Arthur' campaign family and friends waged came in for praise - the coroner adding 'it's a huge regret their efforts went unrewarded'.
Inquest due to open into death of Denbigh pensioner Arthur Jones
The inquest into the death of a Denbigh pensioner who died while out walking in Crete is due to open today. 73-year-old Arthur Jones was reported missing whilst on a walking holiday on the Greek island.
His body was found by the Greek authorities under a tree in a rural area near the Hanya Resort in August six weeks after he went missing.
Airbus hands over first A350 XWB airliner
Airbus has handed over its first A350 airliner, the first of a new generation of wide-bodied planes.
The Airbus factory at Broughton, Flintshire was involved in making the wings.
Powered by Rolls-Royce engines, the Airbus A350 XWB (extra wide-bodied) was handed over today to Middle East carrier Qatar Airways.
The aircraft's wings and fuselage are made from carbon fibre.
Airbus claims the design sets "new standards in terms of passenger comfort, operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness".
Sixty-five firefighters now at Swansea fire
Up to sixty-five firefighters are now at the scene of a large fire at an industrial unit in Swansea. It is thought that they are pumping water from the nearby River Tawe to help tackle the blaze. The fire, believed to be at the Pure Wafer premises on Llansamlet's Enterprise Park, broke out at around 9 o clock this morning. Local residents have been told to keep their windows and doors closed. Chemicals and cylinders could be stored in the building.
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Woodland Trust purchase land for WW1 memorial wood
The Woodland Trust has bought 120 acres of land to plant 90,000 native trees to create a First World War Centenary Wood in Wales
It's thanks to almost £400,000 raised by people in Wales.
A site near the Ffos Las has been outlined for the commemorative wood which is hoped will create a place for reflection.
Out of 280,000 Welsh soldiers who fought in WW1, over 40,000 were killed in the line of duty.
The Woodland Trust still needs to raise a further £100,000 to fully fund the acquisition.
The Woodland Trust had already managed to secure land to create Centenary Woods in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland. The successful purchase of this land at Ffos Las is therefore a huge milestone for the project, paying a fitting tribute to all of those who served in the First World War in each of the four nations of the UK
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Swansea welcomes returning Welsh soldiers
The 1st Queen's Dragoon Guards are being welcomed home with a homecoming parade through Swansea today.
Read the full story ›Service marks Welsh Cavalry's return from Afghanistan
A service has been held in Cardiff to mark the return of the Welsh Cavalry from Afghanistan.
Soldiers and their families gathered at Llandaff Cathedral to remember and give thanks to those who sacrificed their lives.
It was the third tour of a 13-year NATO operation, which saw more than 9,000 UK troops deployed.
Cardiff teenager charged with terror offences named as Syed Choudhury
A Cardiff teenager charged with terror offences has been named as 19-year-old Syed Choudhury.
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By STEVE HUETTEL
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The battle over how much tax local governments receive when you book a hotel room online is heating up in another arena: the Florida Legislature.
By STEVE HUETTEL
c.2010 St. Petersburg Times@
The battle over how much tax local governments receive when you book a hotel room online is heating up in another arena: the Florida Legislature.
Web travel companies such as Expedia and Priceline say they don't need to collect taxes on the entire amount they charge consumers. That has sparked dozens of lawsuits nationwide by cities and counties. More than 50 of Florida's 67 counties joined suits to recover tourist development taxes. Two were settled and the rest are working their way through the courts.
Now, legislators want to settle the issue in favor of online travel companies. Bills filed this month by Sen. Don Gaetz, R-Destin, and Rep. Jason Brodeur, R-Sanford, would exempt them from collecting or paying tourist tax proceeds.
Opponents don't like their chances given anti-tax sentiments of the heavily Republican Legislature and Gov. Rick Scott, even though the tax has been on the books for years.
"It's not an extra tax or an increased tax," says Chad Thomas, chief deputy to Pinellas tax collector Diane Nelson. "It's an issue of collecting on the full rate paid by customers."
A lot of money is at stake. Florida counties lose about $22 million a year in uncollected tourist development taxes, according to a legislative analysis of a similar House bill that failed to win Senate approval last year. Pinellas County's loss in 2008 came to $1.4 million, Nelson says.
The business works like this: A hotel makes rooms available for an online travel company at a discount rate. The company sells a room for a higher retail price, and charges a customer's credit card. When the customer checks in, the travel company pays the hotel the lower wholesale room rate and local tax on that price.
So, if wholesale price is $100 and retail is $150, local tax officials say, the online travel company has dodged paying tax on the $50 markup.
Financially struggling local governments are on a money grab to tax the services online travel companies provide, the companies' lobbyists say.
Florida law requires lodging owners to collect tourist development taxes, said Andrew Weinstein, spokesman for the Interactive Travel Services Association, which represents online travel companies. The online sellers merely steer buyers to the hotels and make a profit on the markup.
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Is Stability Control Better in All-Wheel-Drive Cars?
Columnist Jonathan Welsh answers readers' questions about automobiles
Q: As I understand it, stability-control systems can divert power from one or more wheels that are slipping, apply the brakes to certain wheels, and transfer power to other wheels. Given that, it seems logical to assume that an all-wheel-drive version of a car would be more stable than a two-wheel-drive version of the identical car. Is that the case?
—John W. Knuff, Milford, Conn.
A: In my experience all-wheel-drive cars tend to feel more stable and secure when you encounter slippery conditions, particularly at low speeds or when you are trying to accelerate on snow-covered pavement. However, most of the occasions in which drivers need stability control involve excessive speed, so most of the stabilization is being controlled by the brakes. Often stability-control systems will apply brakes to one wheel in order to correct a potential slide or spin. In such cases, slowing the vehicle down is a big part of regaining control, so power and the number of wheels receiving it become nonissues. Indeed, many stability systems simply cut engine power as soon as they sense a possible loss of control.
Q: In replacing my Mini Cooper, I'm looking for a car that's fun to drive, has a more comfortable ride, is not pretentious, is good in the snow and, most importantly, is quiet. I'd like to spend less than $40,000.
—Liza Thompson, Baltimore
A: The Audi A3 and A4 are among my favorites, as is the all-wheel-drive Infiniti G-series sedan. Subaru's Legacy and Outback have more of a no-nonsense, unpretentious image and also perform well in snow. You could also try a Volkswagen Jetta sedan or wagon, depending on how much you want to carry. If a quiet, comfy ride and all-wheel drive are more important than the fun-to-drive element, the Honda CrossTour is worth a look.
Q: My 1997 Toyota 4Runner Limited (with 185,000 miles) has been a great truck, and I'd like to find another 4WD SUV with the same reliability and high ground clearance. I'd also be interested in SUVs with a little more passenger and cargo space.
—Alia Carbone, Washington
A: The Nissan Xterra and Pathfinder are high on my list. Also, the latest 4Runner has evolved a lot since the 1997 model year and would be worth a test-drive. High ground clearance is hard to find in mass-production vehicles because the trend throughout the industry is toward reducing aerodynamic drag by lowering cars' bodies closer to the pavement. The vehicle with the highest clearance I am aware of without modification is the Jeep Wrangler at just over 10 inches.
Q: Can you advise on an alternative to a Subaru Baja? I eventually got psyched into thinking about trading my old Ford Explorer Sport Trac and a small Audi for one vehicle. Alas, the Baja seemed to meet my needs with all-wheel drive, seats for four people and an open pickup bed in back for carrying gardening gear and trash. It also has respectable performance and mileage. And so, I was sort of disappointed to discover that Subaru ceased production of the Baja in 2008. I would prefer to stay out of the bigger-SUV market, although the Ford has been great.
—A. Hume, Lakeville, Conn.
A: Honda's Ridgeline pickup-truck crossover is probably the closest thing to the Baja, and has a lot of features that boost its appeal. You could also try a more traditional truck like the Toyota Tacoma or Nissan Frontier. This was also the last year for the Ford Sport Trac, so you should also think about finding an unsold one on a dealer's lot. You should be able to strike a good deal.
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House | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 4
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Casita Lanzarote sea views consists of 70 square meters located between the fishing villages of Arrieta and Punta Mujeres, in the municipality of Haria, north of the island of Lanzarote, in a neighborhood of houses, located just 10 meters from the seashore.
The complex is removed from the tourist areas of the island and all residents of the complex are residents, making it a very quiet at all hours of the day. In either of the two locations, Punta Mujeres or Arrieta 100 meters to 1 km., Grocery stores are located, supermarket, gas station and some restaurants typical of Lanzarote. In the area of ??Punta Mujeres is a series of natural saltwater pools. Getting a little more peoples are retired or do Maguez where Saturday morning flea market is typical of local produce and crafts.
M · s to the north is the town of Orzola · restaurants where they serve the best fish of the island, from where ferries to the island of La Graciosa. The apartment consists of a master bedroom with queen bed and a bedroom with two single beds, both bedrooms have fitted wardrobes. A kitchen with all appliances including hob, oven.,
Size | Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms |
Will consider | Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month) |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
Notes | No pets allowed, Yes, smoking allowed |
Features and Facilities
Luxuries | Sea view |
General | TV, Satellite TV |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
Utilities | Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine |
Rooms | 2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms |
Furniture | Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Cots (1) |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair |
Outdoors | Balcony or terrace |
Access | Parking |
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HERBAL REMEDIES (Herbal preparations for astigmatism)
Phytotherapy in the treatment of astigmatism involves using a number of plants that are intended to protect eye cells, improve circulation to the eyes and reduce eye strain. Among them, we mention the following: - Chamomile: (Matricaria chamomilla) (15-minute infusion of a spoonful of dry flowers in a cup of water. Wet a gauze and apply it on the eyes) Do not use in case of allergic conjunctivitis or hay fever. - Blueberry (Vaccinium myrtillus) It may help reduce stress for its anti-inflammatory effects on the eye capillaries. (Infusion of a spoonful of dried plant per cup of water. Three cups a day) (Eat blueberries into jam) - Nettle (Urtica dioica) for its ability to improve blood circulation, it can help to facilitate the arrival of components suitable for eye health. For its anti-inflammatory, like blueberry or horsetail, it reduces eye strain. (Infusion of a teaspoon per cup of water. Drink 2 cups daily.) (Decoction of 60 g of dried plant per liter of water. Apply a wet compress over the eyes) - Horsetail (Equisetum arvense) It has anti-inflammatory properties as well as reduces eye strain. (Make eye washings with towels soaked in the liquid from the decoction for 10 minutes of 100 g of dried plant in a liter of water) - Carrot (Daucus carota) Carrots are very rich in vitamin A, beta-carotene with antioxidant properties that protect eye health. (Take carrot juice) OTHER NATURAL TREATMENTS - Vitamins and minerals: Using certain vitamin and mineral supplements can promote good eye health. These include vitamin supplements, flavonoids, and zinc. - Homeopathy: Homeopathy is used in remedies such as Apis mellifica and Ruta graveolens for the treatment of many eye abnormalities. - Acupuncture: The use of this technique focuses on the activation of eye muscles to facilitate the work of focus of the vision. - Eye exercises: These are a series of exercises designed to retrain the muscles of the eyes to help focus correctly. - Bates Method: Eye training exercises. - Diet: A proper diet can help improve eye health and prevent deterioration. (More information on the diet for the eyes in the listing above)
More information on astigmatism and its natural treatment in the listing above.
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