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Unmailed postcard, "Parke County, Indiana, No. 17, 14-61-08, Red Bridge".
Unmailed postcard, "Parke County, Indiana, No. 16, 14-61-07, Thorpe Bridge".
Another unmailed Indiana covered bridge postcard! This one is "Parke County, No. 15, 14-61-06, Jessup Bridge".
This postcard has not been mailed but has two scratches at top (see photo). It's "Parke County, Indiana, No. 14, 14/61/05, Nevins Covered Bridge".
Unmailed covered bridge postcard! This one is "Parke County, Indiana, No. 13, 14-61-15, Catlin Bridge".
Another excellent condition Indiana covered bridge postcard! This one is "Parke County, Indiana, No. 11, 14/61/16, McAllister Bridge".
This postcard is "Parke County, Indiana, No. 7, 14/61/02, Conley's Ford Bridge". Postcard has not been mailed.
Never mailed Indiana covered bridge postcard! It's "Parke County, Indiana, No. 6, 14/61/01, Rocky Fork Bridge".
Never mailed covered bridge postcard! This one is "Parke County, Indiana, No. 5, 14/61/20, Mansfield Bridge".
Never mailed postcard, "Greetings from Centerville, Indiana".
Neat postcards! One is #14-89-02, Brannon Bridge, Wayne County, Indiana. The other is from an oil painting by Paul Hamilton of Wayne County and depicts Old National Road Covered Bridge in Richmond. Neither postcard has been mailed – the second one has a couple white places (see photo).
This listing has a pretty Fire-King Jadeite batter bowl! Marked on bottom: Oven Ware, Fire-King, Made in USA. Pretty color and excellent condition!
This listing has 8 aluminum coasters from a StanHome hostess party! They are stamped in bottom: "Get Acquainted", StanHome, with a Stanley Hostess Party". Useful items and neat advertising pieces!
I have had these neat figurines in my collection for a number of years. I don't believe they're particularly old but they're not new either. Set is blue and white and consists of a lady, a gentleman, and a little table. She is "holding" a cup and he's reaching for his cup that's setting on the table along with a tea/coffee pot and a sugar. She is 4" tall, he is also 4" tall, and the table is 1 5/8" (2 ¼" to top of tea/coffee pot)...
Really cute clear glass with pink heart teddy bear figurine! Measures 3 ¾" tall and is in excellent condition. I couldn't find any manufacturer's mark but back has an oval (like Fenton) and, although not marked, I believe it is Fenton. Very nice item!
This is an unusual souvenir item – a metal tray! It's a souvenir from the beautiful state of Tennessee, measures 10 ¾" diameter, ½" tall, and is in very good condition with some storage evidence. Neat and unusual item!
Excellent condition pillowcases with embroidered roses, leaves, stems, and a little bluebird! These pillowcases and our items numbers M3198 and M3197 have the same design but have color variations in the embroidery thread used to complete the design – see photos. Pillowcases measure 19 ½" x 30 ½" and are lovely!
Another excellent condition pair of embroidered pillowcases! These have darker pink color roses, pretty green leaves and stems, and a cute little bluebird. Pillowcases measure 19 ½" x 30 ½" – pretty!!


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One Step Closer
These sombre gentlemen representing the Hastings County Historical Society signed a tripartite agreement to create a new community archives at precisely 10:34:29 a.m. on March 23, 2015, according to the clock on the wall. Past-president Orland French, left, and President Richard Hughes wielded the pen. The City of Belleville has called for tenders for the construction of a new community archives within the current library building. Tenders are due March 25, 2015.
Historical Society Presentations
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Stories from the Archives. Archive Volunteers will share interesting stories they have found during their work at the Community Archives, illustrated with pictures and documents from the archival collections. Join us at 7.30 PM at Maranatha, 100 College Street West, Belleville. (Please use rear parking lot and back entrance and go to Meeting Room). Bring a friend.
The former Hotel Quinte before the recent one destroyed by fire.
List of 2015 Presentations HERE
Please note: all presentations by the Hastings County Historical Society are held at Maranatha on College Street, on the third Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. Coffee and refreshments are available; a book shop of new and used history books is also open to visitors and members.
PayPal Is Here!
Now you can:
•buy a book
•renew your membership
•make a contribution to the Society
through PayPal! Details on appropriate pages.
Annual Bus Tour – In Search of Sir John A.
Sorry! BOTH TOURS SOLD OUT! Try again next year.
Historical Society Walks with Jane
The Hastings County Historical Society has joined Jane's Walk Belleville as both a supporter and participant. The Society will organize a walk studying the various forms of church architecture exhibited along Church Street in Belleville. The tour, on Sunday May 3, will visit four churches on Church Street (St. Michael's, St. Andrew's, St. Thomas and Bridge Street United plus Victoria Avenue Baptist). The Society will also help defray expenses of Jane's Walk Belleville with a monetary donation of $100. The intent is to have an expert on church architecture talk about features on the outside of the churches, and a representative from each church meet the walkers to briefly outline the history of the building.
Jane's Walk 2014 in Foster Ward
The Best of Boyce
Gerald E. Boyce, better known as Gerry, has been writing books, pamphlets and various columns for over half a century. Selections of his works have been published in The Best of Boyce by Paul Kirby of Kirby Books, Bancroft. The photo below shows Gerry, on right, with Paul Kirby at the book launch in the lobby of the Belleville Public Library on December 6, 2014. The book is available for $19.95 through the HCHS on-line bookstore on this site (click HERE) or through www.kirbybooks.ca.
Susanna Moodie Returns to Belleville Harbour
The Hastings County Historical Society, the City of Belleville and Campbell Monuments co-operated to restore an old Susanna Moodie cemetery monument and place it on Freestone Point by the marina in Belleville Harbour. On the windy morning of October 9, an unveiling ceremony involving HCHS President Richard Hughes, Belleville Mayor Neil Ellis and Campbell Monuments representative Gary Foster brought the spirit of Susanna back to the bay. The marble monument is part of the original marker on the grave of Susanna Moodie and her husband John Dunbar Moodie in Belleville Cemetery. It was replaced in 2001.
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Syria can lay claim to a rich and ancient past. It traces its roots as far back as the Eblan civilisation, founded around 3,000BC. Later it was a rich Roman province, with at least three emperors hailing from the territory, then at the centre of the Islamic empire.
More recently, it was part of the Ottoman Empire, until 1920 when the country came under French mandate, before becoming independent in '46.
After independence, Syria was subject to a period of political instability and, in 1958, unified with Egypt and became known as the United Arab Republic; unification lasted less than three years.
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I'm not a cleaning expert, and I'm sure others will chime in, but here is what I'd do. Given it's age, I assume it's some natural fiber and the stain is a food stain.
First, I'd take a corner of it and drape it in a dish of luke warm water (on the cold side) for awhile (6 or 8 hours) to see if there is any bleeding of the colors. Having some color in the water, if it's not too much, might be expected but I'd worry about the design getting muddled.
If that goes OK, I'd put water in a large container - a bath tub maybe - and disolve Ivory Flakes in the water. I'd carefully layer the whole thing into the water with the stain where I can see it. I'd leave it several hours, keeping an eye on it. If the stain isn't disappearing, I'd carefully rub a little bit of salt into the stain and see if that helps. Salt and water produces acid, and the acid might eat into the stain.
At that point I'd hand agitate it to wash the whole thing, rinse the soap out with a vinegar rinse, rinse the vinegar out with plain water, and spin dry in the washer. I'd hang it to dry until just damp and iron it.
If the stain is old and has been ironed in, it's probably well set and nothing will work. I have been able to remove old stains by just soaking long enough, but it's really good if the stain hasn't been heat set by a dryer or ironing.
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So I just have to say that I was trying to grow big and sweet this year. I took this picture with what I think is my biggest tomato. I just wish I could have put it in the contest because last year the winner of largest tomato in my area was only 8 oz. Oh well I guess


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The median home value in Madison, CT is $261,500.
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the county median home value of $208,400.
The national median home value is $170,100.
The average price of homes sold in Madison, CT is $261,500.
Approximately 87.17% of Madison homes are owned,
compared to 8.94% rented, while
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Madison real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
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Unique Office! Lots of Built-ins desks and shelving and great natural light. Recently totally renovated. Located close to town center, but very private with plenty of parking. Approximately 550 sq feet with small kitchen area and powder room... Easy to Show...
Completely renovated down to the studs and priced under $400,000! Beautifully finished 3 bedroom Colonial, not far from Town Center, boasting hardwood floors, granite kitchen and "Smart Technology". Open floor plan highlighted by 30x16 Great Room which opens to granite kitchen. Spacious first floor public space great for entertaining with formal living and dining areas. Home sits on large 1.27 acre parcel adjacent to open space with semi-circular driveway for easy access in and out. Mechanicals are all new including hydro-air and tank-less hot water system. Smart technology provides 24/7 security monitoring, smoke and carbon monoxide sensors and ability to adjust thermostat and lights from your cell phone. Wonderful opportunity to downsize close to town!
Enter the 21st Century by way of the 18th. Magnificent 1.7 acre estate, nestled in the center of Madison's Town Center, embraces completely renovated main residence, large guest house with walk-in fireplace, two garages, workshop, potting shed, and eight (8) fireplaces. Family room complimented by separate sous kitchen. House abundant with numerous upgrades enumerated in attachments to listing. Guest house boasts an incredible 6 foot by 8 foot walk-in fireplace that warms the Great Room and offers separate kitchen and bedrooms. Two garages protect 5 cars. Grounds are professionally landscaped and offer a unique level of privacy and, along with multiple decks and patios, space to enjoy the estate's beautiful surroundings.
Wonderful riverfront location. Perfect to enjoy nature's activities year round. Nicest location within Strathmore Farms; situated directly on the Hammonasset River and adjacent to community gazebo and kayak launch, dock and mooring. Meticulously maintained three bedroom residence with walk-out lower level and two-car attached garage. Beautiful sun filled enclosed porch opens to large deck from which to enjoy the great outdoors, a cup of coffee or your favorite beverage!
Available August @ $6,000/month. JUNE AVAIL WEEKLY AT $1,500. Pristine and comfortable, central air conditioned, year round home in Beach Association area. First Floor Master Bedroom with Full Bath and Walk-in Closed. Living Room with cathedral ceilings and sliders to bluestone patio. Another Bedroom with Bath on Second Floor. Sleeps 4. Short walk to sandy beach. Outside shower. Great Location! Absolutely no pets or non smoking.
AVAILABLE JULY and AUGUST at $19,000/month. Direct "Toes in the Sand" Beachfront Home on Private Cul-de-sac. Outstanding Expansive Views of Long Island Sound...(and in July, the Fireworks). Huge Deck with stairs to Beach...Deck is half covered by awning. Open Floor Plan on 1st Floor. Central Air Conditioning on 2nd Floor for Sleeping Areas. Quick walk to restaurants & bars, and a quick bike ride to Madison Town Center. One dog possible. Wonderful, and Private, Location to Relax and Enjoy a Summer Month. House contains 1 King, and 4 twin sized beds.
A must see property! Located in a cul-de-sac neighborhood convenient to New Haven and Middletown, this comfortable home has bright, open rooms, hardwood floors and 400 sq ft of finished basement space. Other noted features include first floor laundry, a breakfast bar in the kitchen and a master bedroom complete with built in book shelves. The gorgeous, level, fenced in private yard includes a shed, beautiful fenced in vegetable garden, patio with fire pit and a large deck. Semi-finished space above the garage increases any storage needs. Well maintained and move in ready.
Perched high above the Hammonasset River, this brightly lit contemporary borders 11 acres of Land Trust property and the Hammonasset River and features expansive decks from which to view these wonderful relaxing surroundings. Property also abuts Chatfield Hollow State Park. Property features three bedrooms, expansive decks, two story living room and dinning room and is complimented by two large rooms on the first level; perfect for a game room.
ONLY AVAIL 9/1/2015 to 5/31/2016... Very Comfortable & Efficient Bungalow, located in a Beach Community. Built in 2003, this great home is furnished and well maintained. Living Room with soaring Cathedral Ceilings and wood burning fireplace is open to the Kitchen and Dining Area. Kitchen with granite counters, newer appliances and island breakfast bar. The Master Bedroom with King sized bed, full bath and large walk in closet complete the downstairs. Upstairs are two twin beds, and a full bath with shower. There is also some storage on this level. The washer and dryer are located on the first floor, just outside the kitchen. Outside a flagstone patio with lovely furnitures, and an outside shower. A wonderful place to be in this cozy, efficient rental.
Great location steps from Madison Town Center. Walk to Town, shopping, restaurants and beaches. Residence redone in 2011 with new kitchen, floors, paint. Two outdoor patios and screened porch allow you to enjoy the environment. Available March 1st.
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What does a dolphin say when it crosses oceanic paths with other dolphins? Hello, of course, followed by a formal introduction that's relayed through a high-pitched "signature whistle." Marine biologists from the University of St. Andrews in Scotland have long been studying dolphin's cacophonous communication style — including a series of clicks, pulses and whistles — while the animal is in captivity. But until recently, they questioned how the signature whistles were used in the wild.
Now, they have an answer. The researchers used underwater microphones to follow pods of bottlenose dolphins in St. Andrews Bay. After weeding out some of the other sounds the animals make, they were able to determine that dolphins utilize their "signature whistles" when meeting up with other pods of dolphins — much like a catchphrase. Think, "Hey, how's it going?" but in whistle form.
"It's not just 'I'm so-and-so,' but the other information also in that whistle is, 'I'm so-and-so, and I'm interested in making contact in a friendly way, I'm not attacking,'" Vincent Janik, one of the study's researchers. "What I found really rewarding is to be out there and see how they communicate amongst themselves," Janik said. "These are wild groups that are just doing whatever they're doing. It's really the first time that we can pinpoint down two individual groups and how they interact in a vocal domain, which is really cool."
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The development of effective antibiotics revolutionised healthcare in the second half of the 20th Century, leading to massive falls in the threat to the public from a range of major diseases. However, the widespread use of these
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Dame Sally Davies is the Chief Medical Officer for England.
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Just like the Orlando's shifting weather, fans should expect some changes to the UCF football depth chart this spring.
Just like the Orlando's shifting weather, fans should expect some changes to the UCF football depth chart this spring.
UCF defensive lineman Demetris Anderson chats about spring workouts
Fans finally got their first glimpse at the new coaching faces peppering the UCF football sidelines Wednesday as spring drills kicked off.
Step aside, Gators, FSU and UCF, UNF Ospreys carrying Florida's torch into March Madness. Can UNF become the next Florida Gulf Coast?
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On 03/13/2015 at approximately 1800 hours, Officers responded to a business located on Pine street for a report of a theft. The owner of the business stated the day prior, a male and female were recorded on video surveillance, taking a Cancer Donation Jar full of money from an open window, and could be seen quickly leaving the area on foot. This case is still active.
On 03/14/2015 at approximately 2350 hours, officers were dispatched to the 100 block of north Filbert for a report of a hit and run accident. Upon arrival, officers determined a vehicle traveling south on Filbert, veered off the roadway, and into the front yard of a residence causing damage to a fence. Witnesses stated the vehicle fled the scene traveling west on Visalia road prior to the arrival of Exeter police. This case is still active.
On 03/14/2015 at approximately 0030 hours, officers were dispatched to a business on Pine and street. Two female patrons stated they had been assaulted by another unknown female. Both victims refused medical treatment and the female suspect fled the scene prior to the arrival of Exeter police. The assault was captured on video surveillance. This case is still active.
03-11-15 at 08:33 AM. An resident in the 400 block of S. "D" St. reported the theft of an item from the front porch of the residence. A theft report was taken by Exeter P.D.
03-16-15 at approximately 4:00 PM. An Exeter High School student reported that a cell phone was taken during school hours. A theft report was taken by Exeter P.D.
03-17-15 at approximately 0800 AM. Dalton J Elam age 47 of Exeter was arrested in the 300 block of W. Willow for a active warrant resulting from prior drug charges. Elam was found to be under the influence of stimulants and was found to be in possession of 4.23 grams of suspected methamphetamine. Elam was booked into the Tulare county jail and is described as a WMA 508 / 175 Bro / Bro D.O.B. 11-02-68
On 3-17-15 officers contacted and arrested Miguel Avila for driving without a license. Avila is described as a HMA, 6-00 200, Bro Blk, With a DOB of 10-18-90. Avila was released with a citation.
On 3-17-15, Officers responded to a vehicle fire in the 300 block of S Kaweah Ave. Tulare County Fire extinguished the fire and determined the fire started due to arson. The case is still being investigated.
On 3-17-2015, Officers observed several individuals in the 300 block of W Willow. One of the subjects was positively identified as a wanted, dangerous felon, from the state of Washington (Jamie Rivera, 8-7-93, 21 YOA, HMA, 6-1, 280, bro, bro) Rivera was wanted for escape from custody, assault on a peace office and possession of dangerous drugs. Rivera was detained and later arrested for his warrant. He was also questioned in regards to a separate case for conspiring to commit a crime and theft. Rivera was booked on his warrant as well as charges for conspiring to commit a crime and theft.
On 3-17-2015, Officers contacted Joshua Gilbert (8-17-86, 28 YOA, WMA, 6-2, 180, bro, blu) in the 300 block of W. Willow. Gilbert was found to have a controlled substance in his possession. Gilbert was booked into TCSO Pre Trial Facility for charges of possession of a controlled substance.
On 3-17-2015, Officers contacted Michael White (11-5-67, 47 YOA, WMA, 5-9, 195, bro, blu) in the 300 block of W. Willow. White was found to have a butterfly knife on his person as well as a controlled substance. White was booked into TCSO Pre Trial Facility for charges of possession of a switchblade knife and possession of a controlled substance.
On 3-17-2015, Officers were contacted at the Exeter Police Department regarding possible identity theft. This case is currently under investigation.
On 3-18-2015, Officers conducted a traffic stop in the area of Palm and G Street. The driver of the vehicle (Angel Prado, 5-7-97, 17 YOA, HMJ, 5-8, 245, bro, bro) was found to be driving without a valid driver's license. He was issued a citation and later released at the scene. His vehicle was towed and stored for 30 days.
On 3-18-15 at approximately 1711 Hrs. Exeter Officers were dispatched to the 100 block of South H Street regarding an assault and battery. The victim reported that she was attacked by her male cousin, after a short argument, who grabbed her neck, took her down to her knees and held her there, squeezing the back and sides of her neck, causing visible injuries. The male cousin did not let go of the victim until pulled off by family members. The identity of the suspect is known and the case is currently under investigation
On 3-19-2015, Officers took a report of a theft of a credit card. The card was found to be used at several local stores. This case is currently under investigation.
On 3/19/15 at approximately 1600 hours Exeter PD units responded to the 600 block of Glen Avenue in Exeter regarding a physical fight in progress between two juvenile siblings.
Both juveniles sustained minor injury and declined medical attention. Case was forward to Tulare County District Attorney and Juvenile Probation for review.
On 3/19/15 at approximately 1600 hours Exeter PD units responded to the 600 block of Glen Avenue in Exeter regarding a physical fight in progress between two juvenile siblings.
Both juveniles sustained minor injury and declined medical attention. Case was forward to Tulare County District Attorney and Juvenile Probation for review.
On Friday, March 20, 2015, at about 2120 hours, I was dispatched to the 300 block of N. Quince in regards to a male subject who was intoxicated and destroying property. He was also in an argument with his spouse. Upon arrival, a female reporting party was contacted and she stated that the Hispanic male who was identified as Juan Manuel Flores Ramos, with the DOB of 06/24/1974 had been drinking for a couple of days and began an argument with her. She stated that Mr. Ramos had become upset and broke the window of their vehicle. When Ramos was contacted a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage was coming from him and he was uncooperative.
On 3-21-15 at approximately 0106 Hrs. Exeter officers conducted an enforcement stop on a silver Cadillac CTS on Visalia Rd at Albert. The driver, Karla Martinez-Beltran, 24 Years of age, Date of birth 9-4-90, 5'5", 145 Lbs, black hair and brown eyes, from Tulare was found to be driving while unlicensed, a Misdemeanor California vehicle code violation. Martinez-Beltran was placed under arrest and was subsequently released on her signed promise to appear. Her vehicle was towed and stored pursuant to EPD policy and California vehicle code authority section 22651p.


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I am looking for recommendations for a 36" propane rangetop or cooktop with 4 burners and a grill. I would prefer for all 4 burners to be equal also with simmer and high heat.
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Current stock is all 23k btu open burners that go down to 145 degrees. New version coming out soon will have a "small pot burner" or simmer burner. There is plenty of discussion on the Capital open burner in this forum all you have to is google "gardenweb culinarian."
Grill is a hybrid. Gives you most of the power of infrared grill with the variability in temperature of standard grill so you can grill veggies as well as steak.
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Unless I'm resting my head somewhere in the vastness of its building, dining in a hotel restaurant — outside of a major metropolitan city, anyway — isn't something I, or most people, typically do.
In my mind, hotel restos smell vaguely of chlorine and have an ambiguity that lends a feeling of loneliness. I think of that George Clooney movie Up in the Air whose scenes are largely set in hotels.
Recently, though, I was meeting a friend from Milton for dinner and we were looking for an easy-to-get-to halfway spot. Somewhere filed away in my brain was a note-to-self regarding The Bruce, the restaurant located in the Cambridge Hotel and Conference Centre, a stone's throw from Highway 401's Hespeler ramp. I'd heard good things, way back when. It certainly fit the convenience bill, so off we went.
The Cambridge Hotel was called Future Inns Cambridge when it opened in 2006, and The Bruce was named for Bruce Brett, the Future Inns hotel chain's founder who passed away before the Cambridge location opened. (The hotel has since become independently owned).
The Bruce aims for casual. Its website suggests it favours "local, fresh and seasonal ingredients and a flair for the extraordinary." The dinner menu lists a handful of salads (some, indeed, focused on seasonal ingredients); several appetizers (surprisingly all but one are seafood-based); pub fare including wings, burgers and nachos; and entrées such as steak (three kinds), grilled salmon, pork, schnitzel and pasta.
We opted for salads to start. The watermelon salad ($6.50) held the promise of summer at its very best, as did the Bruce caprese salad ($7). The former included chunks of watermelon (not peak-season sweet as I'd hoped), big pieces of feta and a poppyseed vinaigrette. Though it was to include "artisan greens," it didn't, unless romaine is suddenly falling under that umbrella. The caprese is a variation on the traditional, which is made with sliced tomato, fresh mozzarella, olive oil and basil. Here, tomatoes are oven-roasted. Cooked spinach takes centre stage. Bocconcini and basil oil are garnishes. Not bad, but not quite the showstopper a caprese salad could be at this time of year.
We also ordered the barbecued shrimp ($12) to share. Tiger shrimp were grilled and wrapped (sort of) in smoked bacon. The flavour was nice — indeed, the whole affair had a great smokiness to it. The creole dip, meant to be on the side, was missing.
The evening special was beef Stroganoff. Given it was a warm August night and we were dining on the patio, it didn't appeal. We opted for eggplant ratatouille ($15), a much more suitable summer option, and fish tacos ($12). The ratatouille featured "summer fresh vegetables" with roasted tomato sauce baked in a half-grilled eggplant and topped with bocconcini. It was rather heavy on the zucchini — like, almost all zucchini, in fact. Three fish tacos featured crispy fried haddock (fresh-tasting and crunchy), avocado, lettuce, "Cajun aioli," and cheese that had an out-of-a-bag look to it (given the perfect uniformity of the grate) and a side of pico de gallo and tortilla chips. They weren't bad. But fish tacos can be so much more — explosively flavourful if done right.
My expectations for hotel restaurants, like I said, haven't typically been lofty. But I'm happy to report The Bruce did not smell of chlorine and our service was very friendly. The food didn't exactly excite, but I appreciated the menu's nods to seasonality and the attempt to create some uniqueness in a genre where ambiguity often reigns. Overall, The Bruce seems to offer more than many of its brethren, and that's certainly something.
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Burgers, steaks, sandwiches, pasta
There's a lounge, restaurant and sizeable patio. Atmosphere is casual, but the place has a bit of polish to it.
The menu
There are a few salads and several (mostly seafood) appetizers ($5 to $12) to start. For mains, choose from roadhouse fare in the way of wings, chicken fingers, nachos and the now ubiquitous pulled pork sandwich ($10 to $15) or entrées such as steak, schnitzel, pork chop or tenderloin, grilled salmon, fish tacos, ratatouille and several pasta dishes ($12 to $27).
Wine list
A good dozen each of red and white available (nearly all by the glass). Several beers on tap, including microbrews.
The Bill
Dinner for two including a glass of wine and a beer, two salads, one appetizer, two mains and one dessert came to $80 including tax, but not tip.
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Voting will take place from July 6 through August 5, and winners will be published in the November 2004 issue of Linux Journal. This year's many choices are based on results from nominations by community vendors, new releases, past nominees and winners, as well as previous write-in favorites.
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Some applications that need to be included in voters choice awards. 1. Maya 6 for Linux (it works flawslessly on allot of distributions). 2. SoftImage XSI and XSI Express v3.0 as well. These are two Linux apps that get used allot in Hollywood , and are way more user friendly, powerful, and easier to learn over free apps like Blender. Also 3. Cinepaint ( A good video editor and companion to Gimp) that has many contributions by the pro's in the field like ILM. I wish Alias would develop a Maya 6 PLE for Linux so that others can learn how to use this great app with Linux. Sure Maya isn't cheap, but it works better in Linux than Windows XP, and is mainly used in a Linux enviroment by professional CG artists.
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Your Audio Tools list is sorely missing one of the most widely used audio tools: Pd (Pure data, http://pure-data.info). Why include almost dead tools like Softwerk and omit Pd???
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The Sabine Bank Lighthouse was built in 1906 and served until decommissioned and extinguised in 2001. In 2002 the top 25 feet of the lighthouse was removed. This section of the old light was relocated to a park in Sabine Pass TX in 2004.
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Propeller of the SS High Flyer -- Texas City TX
The propeller of the SS High Flyer, the 2nd ammonium-nitrate laden ship to explode on 16 Apr 1947. Her propeller was found a half mile away, salvaged, and displayed at the entry to the Port of TX City until it was moved to the TX City Dike in 2012.
date approved: 1/9/2013
last visited: 12/31/2012
Relocated Saltbox house - Franklin, PA
The 1871 saltbox house was moved to preserve it - now as a visitor center.
posted by: vhasler
location: Pennsylvania
date approved: 12/27/2012
last visited: 3/14/2015
Park Siding Schoolhouse - Park Siding, BC, Canada
This little schoolhouse is displayed along Highway 3B, about 4 miles north east of Fruitvale.
posted by: BK-Hunters
location: British Columbia, Canada
date approved: 12/23/2012
last visited: 1/30/2014
Woodliff Novelty Store, Fallon, NV
This old wooden building has been moved numerous times but is now "retired" to the Churchill County Museum.
posted by: Queens Blessing
location: Nevada
date approved: 12/15/2012
last visited: 3/24/2013
Moved Fountain - Neustadt, Germany, RP
This is a small Fountain actually located at the inner courtyard of the Town Hall of Neustadt, Germany, Rheinland-Pfalz. In former times it had been located at the Old Town Hall (Altes Rathaus).
posted by: Tante.Hossi
location: Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
date approved: 12/11/2012
last visited: 5/6/2013
Fire Museum - Orlando, Florida, USA.
The two-story, red-brick firehouse was initially located on Orlando Street (near Dade Avenue) in College Park from 1926 until 1978.
Now located on E.Rollins Street, Loch Haven Park, Orlando, Florida.
posted by: veritas vita
location: Florida
date approved: 12/2/2012
last visited: 10/28/2013
Dunsmuir Fountain - Dunsmuir, California
The 1888 Dunsmuir Fountain was moved in the early 1970's to this new location in Dunsmuir, California.
posted by: Volcanoguy
location: California
date approved: 11/24/2012
last visited: 9/23/2012
From Nørremølle to Elstrup Mølle - Als, Denmark
The windmill Nørremølle was moved in 1888 from Østerholm to Elstrup. / Die Windmühle Nørremølle wurde 1888 von Østerholm nach Elstrup transportiert.
posted by: DieCacherGirls
location: Denmark
last visited: 5/8/2013
Camp Alma Relic Hall ~ Monroe, Utah
The log cabin housing the Camp Alma Relic Hall has been moved twice.
posted by: brwhiz
location: Utah
date approved: 11/18/2012
last visited: never
David Giles Log Cabin ~ Joseph, Utah
This log cabin was relocated from the original 1881 homestead of David Giles on the east bank of the Sevier River to its present location in the center of Joseph, Utah.
Prince Albert Statue - Sydney, NSW, Australia
Statue of Prince Albert, the husband of Queen Victoria, has been moved twice, now located across the street from the statue of Queen Victoria at the north end of Hyde Park in Sydney.
posted by: BruceS
location: New South Wales, Australia
last visited: 8/13/2014
Brigham Young Forest Farmhouse
The Brigham Young Forest Farmhouse was moved from its former location in the Sugarhouse District to its current location at This is the Place Heritage Park in 1976.
Castlegar CPR Station, Castlegar, BC, Canada
This building may not have travelled far, but it travelled well.
last visited: 1/4/2014
La Maison "Dite" Louis Hipollyte-Lafontaine
Maison du fameux Louis Hipollyte Lafontaine à Boucherville.
posted by: Ourspolaire&Gemeloj
location: Quebec, Canada
date approved: 11/9/2012
last visited: 9/13/2014
La tour de la liberté (St-Dié) Lorraine
La tour de la Liberté voyageuse
posted by: gemeloj
location: Lorraine, France
date approved: 11/3/2012
last visited: 12/6/2012
Lind Tower - Truro, MA
The Lind Tower, named after a famous opera singer who is said to have sung from this tower to quiet a crowd, was moved here to the former North Truro Air Force Station from an old railroad station in Boston.
posted by: NorStar
location: Massachusetts
last visited: 11/5/2012
Fernley and Lassen Railway Depot ~ Fernley, Nevada
The Fernley and Lassen Railway Depot was moved about two miles east to its present site at 675 E Main Street.
Coventry Cross Episcopal Church ~ Minden, Nevada
The Coventry Cross Episcopal Church in Minden, Nevada was moved from its original site in Smith's Valley, Nevada.
Cidade Imaginária - Lisboa, Portugal
Sculpture relocated from the riverside to the middle of the city of Lisbon.
posted by: manchanegra
location: Lisboa, Portugal
date approved: 10/31/2012
last visited: 8/3/2013
Cape Cod Highland Lighthouse, Truro MA
The Cape Cod Lighthouse was moved away from the deteriorating beach.
date approved: 10/21/2012
last visited: 9/2/2014
Camp Adair Chapel - Crescent City, California
A WWII Army chapel that was moved from Camp Adair, North of Corvallis, Oregon.
posted by: valsetzpegleg
date approved: 10/20/2012
Camp Adair Chapel - Sweet Home, Oregon
One of the WWII Army chapels that was relocated from Camp Adair, North of Corvallis, Oregon.
location: Oregon
Canadian Pacific Railway Water Tower - Cranbrook, BC
Built in 1946, this water tower was moved to its present location in order to make it a high profile part of the new Railroad Museum.
date approved: 10/9/2012
St Fagans - Newbridge Cenetaph - Cardiff, Wales.
Newbridge Cenataph war memorial was erected in in Caetwmpyn Park, Newbridge in 1936. The memorial was dismantled and moved stone by stone in 1995 to St Fagans, Welsh History Museum.
location: South Wales, United Kingdom
date approved: 10/4/2012
last visited: 7/11/2013
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Demolition contractors are finding work to bid on, but stiff competition is keeping a lid on revenue even for the 20 largest firms.
After having made it through lackluster years from 2008 to 2010, most of the nation's largest demolition firms are probably grateful to be reporting 2013 revenue figures that are stable or higher compared with 2011.
As characterized by outgoing National Demolition Association (NDA) Executive Director Michael Taylor, most of the demolition contractor member firms he hears from stayed busy throughout 2013 and into the first half of 2014.
"In mid-2013 things started to pick up dramatically," says Taylor, "with lots of bidding activity, even in California where things had been slow for quite a while."
The upbeat mood continued into 2014 at the NDA's Annual Convention in Las Vegas in February 2014, says Taylor. "All the iron [heavy equipment] on the floor of the convention was sold — companies were ready to invest in new iron to use on current projects and pending ones," he comments.
That is not to say that demolition contractors have it easy, according to Taylor, with the most recent challenge being a slowdown in activity in the second half of 2014.
"It's just slower than it was six months ago," says Taylor, noting that the economy is still recovering from a major event in the form of the subprime mortgage crisis of 2008 and the recession that followed. "It takes 10 years, they say, to fully recover from an event like the Great Recession of 2009," he states.
Another prominent side effect of the recessionary years was the fierce increase in bidding for available work, with general contractors and startups entering the bidding mix as well as established contractors searching beyond their customary geographical regions.
More bidders for fewer jobs inevitably led to profit margin compression, says Taylor, a circumstance from which the industry is still trying to recover. "Margins remain tight and there are still some nondemolition entities bidding our work," he comments.
Beyond project schedules that seem to gain and then lose momentum in turns, Taylor says a structural problem limiting the industry is an acute shortage of labor that may only get worse.
Taylor points to several factors that are causing the problem:
"We have not always done a good job recruiting middle management to the industry and we are also desperately in need of laborers, operators and truck drivers," says Taylor.
In the most recent version of Construction & Demolition Recycling's 20 Largest Demolition Contractors list, the company atop the list checks in with a figure that creates a dominant presence.
Is something missing?
The editors of Construction & Demolition Recycling are grateful for the cooperation received from the demolition industry in the compilation of our newest 20 Largest Demolition Contractors list.
This year, 17 of the 20 companies listed provided their own revenue figures, leaving just three companies for whom we estimated figures. (For those three companies we used an average revenue growth formula based on comparing actual responses received for this list and the prior one.)
While we're pleased to have received such a good response, it is likely that several companies that belong on this list do not appear—either because they have declined to cooperate or they have "grown" their way onto the list and we are unaware of it.
We plan to update and again publish this list in 2016. For those companies who were missed by us or who did not respond this time around, we hope to make better connections in the ensuing two years.
If you work for one of these companies or know of another company that you suspect should be on this list, please let us know and we will make sure to let our readers know. Managing Editor Kristin Smith can be contacted via email at firstname.lastname@example.com or can be reached by phone at 216-393-0278.
After the merger of the former LVI Services, New York, and Brea, California-based NCM (itself a product of a prior merger), the newly created NorthStar Services Group Inc. represents a consolidation of the companies that held the No. 1 and No. 2 spots on the 2011 list.
NorthStar, based in New York, reports 2013 revenue of $504 million, more than twice the revenue figure reported by the No. 2 company on our 2013 list, Brandenburg Industrial Service Co., Chicago.
Brandenburg is one of several companies on the list that has reported a revenue figure for 2013 that is larger than its 2011 figure. Its increase from $180 million to $193 million represents 7.2 percent growth in revenue.
The No. 3 company on the list, North Carolina's D.H. Griffin Wrecking Co., experienced a smaller revenue increase in 2013 compared with 2011 at 1.8 percent.
Among the biggest upward movers on this year's list is MCM Management Corp. of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. The company's $116 million reported revenue figure for 2013 is some 93 percent higher than its $60 million figure from 2011.
Another demo contractor demonstrating considerable increased activity in 2013 is Cherry Cos. of Houston. Its $94.5 million revenue figure for 2013 represents 49.3 percent growth in sales.
The 2014 list also contains new names, either from companies that have enjoyed enough growth to make the list or for whom we did not have reliable revenue figures allowing us to include them.
The companies holding the No. 11 and No. 12 slots on the 2013 version of the 20 Largest Demolition Contractors list are both new to the list: Precision Demolition LLC of Lewisville, Texas, and Adamo Group Inc. of Detroit.
The other addition to this year's list is JW Demolition of Charlotte, North Carolina, with $19 million in 2013 revenue, which allowed it to place 19th on the list.
As the NDA's Taylor points out, the recovery from the recession of 2008 and 2009 has been unsteady and at times hesitant. If it does not in fact take a full 10 years to recover, to many business owners it will certainly feel like it, he says.
Taylor is retiring as the NDA's executive director at the end of 2014, and leaves behind an industry sector that has bounced back admirably from the depths it had reached five years ago.
Nonetheless, executives and managers leading the 20 largest demolition firms as they try to work their way higher on our list will face challenges in the ensuing two years along with any opportunities for increased work.
The Associated General Contractors (AGC), Arlington, Virginia, is on the same page as Taylor regarding future difficulties in finding qualified people to perform the work.
The good news, says the AGC, is that the construction industry added 16,000 jobs in September 2014, and "the sector's unemployment rate fell to 7 percent, the lowest rate for September in years," the AGC announced in mid-October.
Stephen E. Sandherr, CEO of the AGC, also says, "The number of workers who said they looked for work in the past month and had last worked in construction fell to 604,000 in September. The last time the number of unemployed construction workers dropped that low was August 2007, a time when the construction industry was struggling with widespread worker shortages that prompted project delays and increased costs."
He adds, however, "Labor shortages happen when a growing industry meets a stagnant pool of qualified workers. It is time to align our education and training systems with current economic conditions so more young people can benefit from the rebound in construction demand."
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Can I please have help looking for or getting range data for 30-06 steel core? I know someone who heard California is making it mandatory to switch from lead to steel and I am trying to find out how it will effect his data. Thank you.
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I'm not really sure Cali would do that, as steel core is also armour piercing.
Steel core ammo is already illegal in California, as it is deemed armor pearcing ammo. Lead or lead core ammo is also banned in many areas areas of California as well, because of the ugly Condors. California is pushing for a total lead ammo ban throughout the State.
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Product #: 546434 Surplus #: Trigger Finger Mitten Shell
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Dan Walters: Californians see light at the end of the tunnel at long last
Is there light at the end of the dark tunnel that has been California in recent years – or is it merely another train wreck in the making?
The state's long economic malaise appears to be ending, two sets of economists said last week, while a new postelection survey of Californians finds them more optimistic than they have been for many years.
The flip side is that the state's recovery from the worst recession since the Great Depression remains slow and fragile, and could be derailed by downturns in the national and international economies.
And while Californians' dispositions have become sunnier of late, they're still wary and uninterested in another tax increase on top of Proposition 30, which won voter approval last month.
UCLA's Anderson Forecast issued one of the mildly optimistic analyses of the state's economy, seeing continued growth in payrolls and personal income and a slow decline in its unemployment rate, finally dipping below 10 percent in 2013.
Beacon Economics, a private firm that does economic forecasting for a number of local communities, issued one for the Riverside area last week and included a somewhat more upbeat state version than Anderson, calling California "a driving force behind the national economic recovery" with nearly 300,000 jobs added in the past year.
However, all economic forecasts contain caveats, such as the uncertainty over slowdowns in Europe and Asia that could ripple into the United States and California, which is more connected to the global economy than most states.
Not all forecasters, meanwhile, are as optimistic as Anderson and Beacon. Bill Watkins, who runs the California Lutheran University forecasting unit, has been consistently less sanguine. He and Beacon's top economist, Chris Thornberg, have often sniped at each other.
The Anderson and Beacon forecasts imply that when Gov. Jerry Brown finalizes his proposed 2013-14 budget this month he, too, will adopt a mildly optimistic economic outlook that will translate into higher state revenue. Credit rating firms are already looking more kindly on California's fiscal situation.
Californians who are not economists, and who tend to look at the state more viscerally than arithmetically, have brightened their outlooks in recent months, the postelection poll by the Public Policy Institute of California, also released last week, found. But they're not completely sold.
The percentage of adults saying California is now headed in the "right direction" rose to 44 percent, the highest level in five years, but 50 percent still opt for the "wrong direction." Significantly, younger Californians are more optimistic while older ones remain more pessimistic, and white Californians are much less positive than Latino or Asian Californians.
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Deep River arranged by John Leavitt. For String Orchestra. Music for String Orchestra. Grade 3-4. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.4490533).
This powerful song from America's history is arranged beautifully for string ensemble by John Leavitt. John's choral and orchestral writing continues to be a choice with directors who seek literature of the highest quality for their performing groups.
1 - FULL SCORE 4 pages
4 - STRING BASS 1 page
1 - PERCUSSION 1 1 page
1 - PERCUSSION 2 1 page
1 - PIANO 1 page
8 - VIOLIN 1 1 page
8 - VIOLIN 2 1 page
4 - VIOLIN 3 (VIOLA T.C.) 1 page
4 - VIOLA 1 page
4 - CELLO 1 page
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Deep River
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