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Santa Cruz Police Chief Kevin Vogel and two deputy chiefs paid their respects to fallen 14-year veteran San Jose police Officer Michael Johnson. (March 26, 2015)
The man who killed San Jose Police Department Officer Michael Johnson was quickly shot by another officer who fired a pinpoint shot. Scott Dunham died instantly.
Two Sand City homicide suspects were identified by police on Friday and accused of carrying out a slaying on Highway 1.
Tamale delivery man Froylan Vargas Duran offered his account of what took place at Salinas City Councilman Jose Castaneda's house.
Last week's arson fire outside the Food Bank for Monterey County in Salinas is causing food shortages for local nonprofit organizations that depend on its supply.
The food bank helps one in five people throughout the county, including 20,000 children.
A Monterey man is getting national recognition for his pizza skills. The manager of Monterey's Pizza My Heart returned home a winner after spending the week in Las Vegas as at a pizza competition.
Authorities say an afterschool program assistant kept 14 children inside a California classroom while appearing to be hallucinating on drugs.
Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation Friday that speeds up $1 billion in water infrastructure spending amid the worst drought in a generation, although much of the plan was drawn with future dry years in mind.
Drones were the center of attention at the Salinas Valley Agricultural Technology Summit.
Beautiful Bernese Mountain Dogs are in Monterey this week to compete and socialize with one another during the Bernese Mountain Dog Club of America's 2015 National Specialty.
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"Grit" celebrates the spirit of Charles Portis' beloved novel in a group exhibit by North Texas artists featuring diverse works on the theme. This show is in conjunction with the Big-D Reads campaign throughout the month of April in Dallas, Texas.
Artists include: Clay Stinnett, Jeff Skele, Todd Bot, Justin Clumpner, Hilda LaFleur, Jennifer Lafleur, Lisa Lindholm, Christian Millet, Brad Albright, George Fowler, Minji Watrous, Tom Currie, Paul Pena, Brian Crawford, Steve & Erin Reeves, Nina Harp and Frank Campagna
Big D Reads is a community service project designed to immerse Dallas in a shared reading experience, with a specific focus on ninth-grade Dallas ISD students. The program is under way now and will culminate with a citywide initiative throughout the entire month of April.
Big D Reads will conduct dozens of special events centered on one book, including an opening event, a closing event, poetry slams, educational events/speakers, DISD enrichment programs, movie screenings, a festival at Klyde Warren Park, and as many other community interactions as budget allows. At the same time, 17,000 books will be distributed to DISD ninth-graders, as well as to DART riders, visitors in hospital waiting rooms, and all branches of the Dallas Public Library.
Texas native sculptor, long-time Dallas resident, and prodigal son George Fowler has returned from New York City after matriculating at the New York Academy of Art. His first curatorial endeavor since returning is Kettle Art's "Fractal Logic 2." The event features 25 local Texas artists including painters, photographers, and sculptors.
Each artist will create a large mural comprised of at least one dozen smaller canvases, boards, etc. hung edge-to-edge, that when viewed from afar, form one cohesive piece. Each of these individual pieces, numbering over 1,000 works in all, will stand alone as solo pieces. Most are available at under $500.
Participating artists include: Ray Albarez, Brad Albright, Cabe Booth, Chetley Cade, Dan Colcer, Tom Currie, IZK, Daniel Driensky, Hatziel Flores, George Fowler, Jenna Fredde, Kevin Gilmore, Joe Hardy, Scott Horn, Robert Irby, Nick Glenn, Theresa Mangum, Dusty Morre, Jennifer Portz, Erin & Steve Reeves, Richard Ross, Ross von Rosenberg, Tyson Summers, and Minji Watrous.
In November 2014, Kettle Art was asked to preview the art work of Art Con 10 and offered the opportunity to curate a spotlight of artists who have never shown at the gallery before. This exhibit is the result of that sneak peek of talent.
Confirmed are:
Gary Buckner
Alfie Coy
Pamela & Dylan Dowdy
Steve Hamilton
Nina Harp
Alison Jardine
Austin McKinney
Richard Rukus
Betty Southerland
Rachel Spire
and Kelly Sulak
On Thursday, December 4th from 7:00pm to 10:00pm, Kettle Art Gallery proudly presents their tenth annual holiday gift show "Holiday Presence 10" featuring small works and unique, artisan-crafted gifts made exclusively by local artists. Works by Judith Lea Perkins, Brad Albright, Monica Moody, Johnny Hawkins, Emily Hawkins, Clint Scism, Megan Petasky, Clay Stinnett, Sarah Zamora, Michael Francis, Jody Pham, Cabe Booth, Corey Godfrey, George Wallace III, Michelle Marie, Richard Sharum, Cheryl Baker, Justin Clumpner, Jennifer Lafleur, Brian Crawford, Darlene Schaper, Larry Carrey, Patricia Rodriguez, Nick Glenn, and more will be featured. Most pieces will be available for under $100.00.
Kettle Art Gallery began its mission in 2005; a year that also introduced Art Conspiracy and The Lollipop Shoppe. There must have been something in the air that year as these three preeminent showcases have all evolved into forces with which to be reckoned. From the very beginning, Kettle has maintained two overall objectives: to offer local creatives a place to exhibit; and to rejuvenate the artistic roots of the Deep Ellum neighborhood. Throughout the years, Kettle has hosted over 140 exhibitions, in various media, featuring only North Texas artists. This averages out to one show every three weeks, with over $200,000.00 going directly into the pockets of local artists.
Join us during "Holiday Presence 10″ as Kettle enters their tenth year of celebrating the amazing local artists who make our art scene one of the most vibrant in the country!
Kettle Art presents "Deep: Expressions of the Feminine Aura", opening on November 6, 7:00-10:00pm. This exhibit runs through Saturday, November 22.
"Deep" brings together five female artists with diverse commentaries on the feminine gender, portrayed through a collectively vibrant palette of color and imagery.
Roxanne Mather: "I am a purist when it comes to paint, capturing light with my paint brush and earthy tools. In the fantasy world I create I consider myself a primitive creature from the future and that fantasy is what my body of work encompasses. Greeting earthlings, the Primal Alien has been grounded."
Corey Godfrey earned a BFA at the University of North Texas in 2008, but has been creating art since she was old enough to teach her siblings how to color on the walls. She is inspired by the soft nature of female sensuality, and accentuates that into her compositions by using craft materials, which are deeply rooted in female history.
Megan Petasky is a 23 year old artist raised in Texas with an immense interest in horror films. Her artwork is a harmony of spindly, macabre, seemingly tormented freaks. After graduating from Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design, she returned to Dallas where she works as a Visual Development Artist for an animation studio.
Emily Hawkins studied fine arts at the University of North Texas and University of Wisconsin. She has been a professional graphic designer since 2006. "Deep" will be her first gallery show as a featured artist.
Harmony Witte's watercolors utilize vibrant color and strong themes to present glimpses of an alternate reality. Inspired by environment, pop culture, hallucinations, delusions, and daydreams, this other universe is created in moments of hypomania.
This Thursday, October 16, 2014 Kettle Art proudly presents extremes in photography with two openings in one night!
Justin Terveen will unveil 'New Works' in Gallery A, featuring recent 'Dallas Heavy' photographs and more.
Few artists have captured the beauty of a cityscape, or the hearts of adoring fans, quite like photographer Justin Terveen has done in Dallas.
Terveen's breathtaking images of the skyline are found within countless blogs and publications across the internet, and in numerous private and corporate collections. When USA Today's readers voted Dallas as Readers' Choice for 2014 Best International Skyline, it was due in large part to Terveen's iconic images.
Richard Andrew Sharum's 'In the Heart' featuring street photography from around the world, opens in Gallery B.
Richard Andrew Sharum debuts his compelling series documenting the often obscure landscape of urban spaces around the world and the inhabitants of these areas. Sharum's images depict the contrast between flesh and architecture, the fragility of life juxtaposed with formidable concrete structures, and the light that both illuminates and deepens the shadows between them.
In recognition of Sharum's work on the series abroad, he was selected among international applicants for the Magnum Photos (Paris) Masterclass with Jonas Bendiksen during HOST at FOTOGRAFIA EUROPEA 2014 in Reggio Emilia, Italy, and for the Magnum Photos (New York) Masterclass with Moises Saman and Abbas in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Both resulted in public exhibitions of his work in each respective city.
In Summer of 2014, Sharum launched "Observe Dallas", a public installation project aimed at encouraging observers of anonymously placed photographs within the Downtown area to interact with their surroundings in unique ways.
"Observe Dallas" press:
Chrissi Chetwood, "A Fresh Perspective", Central Track, September 8, 2014 http://centraltrack.com/Culture/5689/A-Fresh-Perspective/An-Anonymous-Photographer-Is-Turning-Downtown-Into-An-Art-Gallery-Posting-Photos-Without-Permission
Richard Andrew Sharum is a Dallas-based photographer whose range varies from documentary photojournalism to abstract minimalism. Sharum's work is included in several private and public collections across the country. Commissions include those by The Meadows Foundation, Harvard Law School, Children's Medical Center (Oncology), Children's Cancer Fund, Angel Flight, Notre Dame School for the Mentally Ill, and Austin Street Homeless Shelter, among others. Publications include D Magazine, International Business Times Weekly (New York), The Wall Street Journal, The Dallas Observer, and The News-Register.
Please join us for this rare opportunity to meet the photographers and view their new works at the opening reception on Thursday, October 16, 7-10:00pm, at Kettle Art Gallery, 2650-B Main St., Dallas. The exhibit runs through Saturday, November 1.
Calling all photographers! We want your photos of Deep Ellum for our next exhibit.
Here's how the challenge works:
Sign-up at Kettle: any of the following days/times: Thursday, September 25, 7-10pm; Friday, September 26, 7-10pm; or Saturday, September 27, 2-10pm.
Mission: Capture Deep Ellum in one definitive image, shot at anytime between Thursday, September 25 through Sunday, September 28.
Device: Any of your choice, including DSLR, 35mm, Holga, Polaroid, point-and-shoot, cell phone (Instagram, etc.)
Submission: Drop off one image, printed in any size up to 18×24, on any medium, at Kettle on Monday evening, 7-9pm. Framing and matting are encouraged, but not required.
Judging: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place will be awarded by a jury of professional photographers.
Exhibit: Opening reception on Thursday, October 2, 7-10pm. The exhibit runs through Saturday, October 11.
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Kettle Art presents "Sour Grapes", an exhibit featuring internationally acclaimed Oak Cliff artists Arturo Donjuan, Carlos Donjuan, and Miguel Donjuan.
Please join us for the opening reception on Thursday, September 11, 7-10pm at Kettle Art Gallery, 2650-B Main St., Dallas 75226. The exhibit runs through Saturday, September 27, during regular gallery hours and by appointment.
For video of the creation of the large mural on view during this exhibit, visit http://vimeo.com/100362241
For more information, please contact email@example.com, or visit the facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/1501563446756331/?ref=ts&fref=ts
About Sour Grapes
– Established in 2000 in Oak Cliff, Texas, the Sour Grapes Art Collective transitioned from graffiti artists to painters, sculptors, and photographers exhibiting in galleries across the US and Europe.
– Commissioned by the City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs to create the Jefferson Viaduct mural, Spring 2014.
– Presentations by UTA Adjunct Professor Carlos Donjuan include various lecture series hosted by the Dallas Contemporary and the Dallas Museum of Art.
– Works included in the Cheech Marin Collection, of "Cheech and Chong", comprising the largest private collection of Chicano art in the world.
– Recent collaborations include Red Bull, Nike, Cinelli, Alife, and Fiat.
– National and regional publication mentions include: Juxtapoz, New American Paintings, The Dallas Observer, Dallas News, and D Magazine.
2014 Sour Grapes: From Street to Studio, University of Texas at San Antonio exhibit: http://utsa.edu/today/2014/06/sourgrapes.html
2014 Jefferson Viaduct mural: http://yourbestsouthwest.dallasnews.com/tag/sour-grapes/
2014 Everyone's Time Is Their Own, San Francisco exhibit: http://www.juxtapoz.com/current/everyones-time-is-their-own-curated-by-gabe-scott-alter-space-sf
2013 Juxtapoz Magazine: http://www.juxtapoz.com/current/issue-preview-april-2013-w-ralph-steadman-erik-parker-parra-and-hunter-s-thompson
2013 Sour Grapes: Open Studio: http://blogs.dallasobserver.com/mixmaster/2013/03/the_sour_grapes_graffiti_crew.php
Kettle Art proudly presents 'Artpocalypse' a four man show featuring works by Richard Ross, Clay Stinnett, Mattson Plummer, and Johnny Hawkins, opening Thursday, August 21, 2014, 7:00 – 10:00PM.
From Ross's whimsical, mythology-based social commentary, to Plummer's graffiti-inspired street art characters, to Stinnett's humorous pop imagery with a Texas twist, to Hawkins' depictions of man vs. animal, all four artists are linked through the use of impassioned, thought-provoking symbolism, and are delighted to cross-pollinate their diverse and devoted fan-bases in this dynamic exhibit.
Richard L. Ross formed his artistic voice during the chaos of the early Dallas punk scene. His metanarrative series "The Road to the Store" is based on the Kantian concept that beliefs derive from the question "What can I hope?", with a symbolic cast of characters portraying the disorder and uncertainty experienced along life's journey.
Clay Stinnett's work explores relationships between humorous motifs, pop imagery, and iconography, representing a personal definition of beauty and truth as the synthesis of story-telling, shocking humor, and horror within a post-modern forum.
Mattson Plummer's latest series focuses on engaging his Dallas and Austin audiences in a scavenger hunt for his works via Instagram. Plummer's minimal, small-scale works, created in large numbers, comprise an installation of seemingly similar, yet unique, pieces of a whole.
Johnny Hawkins is a graphic designer with a focus on digital design theory that trickles its way into his paintings. Lately, he has been exploring the conflicting interests of animals and men. ARTPOCALYPSE will be his first gallery show as a featured artist.


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Bed and Breakfast AGV 2001 - Rome
Via Mocenigo 26 - Rome1-877-662-6988
AGV 2001 does not permit service animals or pets.
We stayed at AGV 2001 only 3 days in the end of April 2013 and we would definitely...Venere Guest, Germany
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Breakfast at B&B AGV 2001
A free buffet breakfast is available between 5:00 AM and 1:00 PM.
Bed and Breakfast Facilities at AGV 2001
- Luggage room
- Multilingual staff
- City tour
- Internet/Email services
- Shuttle service
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- Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
- One child 18 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
Check-in: between noon and noon.
Check-out: before 11 AM.
Please contact the property ahead of time to make arrangements for check-in.
This property accepts only cash for any payments made on the premises, but will authorize credit cards only as a guarantee. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 20 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the hotel:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 3 per person, per night, up to 10 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 10 years of age.
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
AGV 2001 B&B reviews
- May 2013
- Venere Guest
- Germany
We stayed at AGV 2001 only 3 days in the end of April 2013 and we would definitely come back, and back to AGV 2001! We got a spacious and clean room. Well-functioning toilet and shower cabin. We were very glad for the terrace with a shelter, especially in hot and sunny days. We had our breakfast on the terrace and in principle could also use it during the day. Good breakfast with Italian coffee. The location was great: close to metro, close to Vatican, in walking distance from Transtevere, where we were out for dinner. The supermarket is just around the corner, which is also a plus for tourists. An extra bonus of AGV 2001 is its landlord. Ruggero is very warm-hearted and full of great ideas for sightseeing. He was also helpful in sending us tips for transportation from the airport to his place. It's good he lives in the same building. Wi-fi worked well, we could be in touch with the family. I definitely recommend the place!!!
- October 2012
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Italy
We loved this place. The location is fantastic (you can walk everywhere or just catch a train, station is 5 min walk away, with cafe's, restaurants and shops right around the corner) Reggero is absolutely fantastic; without his guidance our trip to Rome wouldn't have been anywhere near as great as what it was. My husband and I wouldn't hesitate to book again.
- September 2012
- Venere Guest
- Couple
Our host went out of his way to welcome us before the trip and insure that we could find his place. The locayion was excellent, within walking distance of the Vatican and within a couple of blocks of a
- May 2012
- Venere Guest
- Couple
We were so pleased with our accomodations at AGV2001 and the "services" our host, Roggero, provided. He has a wealth of knowledge about the area, transportation, restaurants, and sites to NOT MISS. WE appreciated the cleanliness,availability of a computer and all that he provided. Can't say enough about this B&B for Rome! Hope to see the family again. He made us feel at home. Great price for walking distance to the Vatican~
- October 2011
- Venere Guest
- Couple
Our host Ruggero, was amazingly helpful. Took me on his motorbike to car rental place, made bookings for me, had a host of useful tips. A very cheerful and good-natured man. We were there 5 nights and he made us feel extremely welcome. He happily gave all kinds of assistance to us. Highly recommneded
- June 2011
- Venere Guest
- Netherlands
Ruggero is the best host I have met in years. He is very welcoming, friendly and helpful. The rooms can be a bit noisy, but nothing that ear plugs won't help you with.
- May 2011
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Canada
This is a fantastic location for seeing the Vatican and the surrounding area. Our room was very clean and the hosts were welcoming. Cons: if staying here and a light sleeper, I'd advise bringing earplugs (we did and slept fine); breakfast was a serve yourself assortment of prepackaged stuff and entirely missable (we bought our own stuff); and the mattress was not the greatest. Overall, it was very good value for what it cost, and I'd certainly stay there again.
- October 2006
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Chile
Excelente lugar para partir conociendo una ciudad formidable como Roma. Muy cerca del Vaticano y a 4 cuadras del metro. Ruggero fue muy gentil y nuestra estancia fue placentera Un lugar absolutamente recomendable Rodrigo y Viviana
- July 2005
- Venere Guest
- Couple with children
- Israel
we liked the area and the owners are very helpful, going out of their way to help us. great stay.
- October 2004
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- United Kingdom
As a last minute booking, it was excellent. I am sorry that we had not made the booking for longer.Close to main shops, market, only 10 minute stroll from St. Peter`s. Very pleasant and helpfulhosts with information re restaurants, shopping, directions etc. Would not hesitate to go back.
- May 2004
- Venere Guest
- Family Group
- Greece
The breakfast was very poor. It was not possible utilisation of veranda.
- March 2013
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- June 2010
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- September 2008
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- May 2006
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- Italy
- May 2005
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- Austria
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- March 2013
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Spain
- September 2010
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- Mexico
- November 2009
- Venere Guest
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- Spain
- May 2005
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- France
- January 2014
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- Italy
- July 2007
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- Italy
AGV 2001 B&B reviews by TripAdvisor
Room Details
AGV 2001 has 3 guest rooms. Satellite TV channels offer entertainment at the end of a busy day. Corporate travelers visiting the Vatican area will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks.
Guest rooms are individually decorated, making each stay a unique experience. A good night's sleep in comfortable beds with down comforters will have visitors waking up refreshed and well-rested throughout their vacation or business trip. Bathrooms are outfitted with bidets and hair dryers. Additional comforts include air conditioning.
Irons/ironing boards can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Extra beds
- Ironing facilities on request
- Hairdryer in each room
- Satellite TV
- Desk
- Wireless Internet access
Distances from Bed and Breakfast AGV 2001Vatican Museums - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Vatican Library - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Casina Pio IV - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Sistine Chapel - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Vatican Gardens - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Apostolic Palace - 0.7 km / 0.5 mi
Palace of the Governorate of Vatican City State - 0.7 km / 0.5 mi
Palace of Justice - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Tribunale Ordinario di Roma - Sezione Penale - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Piazzale Clodio - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Paul VI Audience Hall - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
St. Peter's Basilica - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Piazza San Pietro - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Tribunale Ordinario di Roma - 1.3 km / 0.8 mi
The closest major airports to AGV 2001 are:
Rome (CIA-Ciampino) - 16.8 km / 10.5 mi
Rome (FCO-Fiumicino - Leonardo da Vinci Intl.) - 20.8 km / 12.9 mi
The preferred airport for AGV 2001 is Rome (FCO-Fiumicino - Leonardo da Vinci Intl.).
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Transportation services Bed & Breakfast AGV 2001
- Shuttle service
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She was honored for being the first student in Lourdes to take and transcribe 140 words a minute in Gregg Shorthand and having it typed in record time. After graduation she worked for the NYA, National Youth Association, as a typist for the summer months and for a short time worked at the Economy Dress Store & Lauermans in downtown Marinette. Attorney Louis M. Nelson approached her while working at the NYA office and asked her to work for him at $12.00 a week. She worked for Attorney Nelson from September 1942 until November 1947. Ethel met Gerald Hannot on December 19, 1941 after roller skating at the Armory Building. She wrote to Gerald during World War II. They were married on August 22, 1946 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church. In March 1967, Ethel started working the Law Offices of Kopish, Miron & Boyle as a legal secretary to Francis Boyle. She worked there until June 1972, after all five children graduated from Catholic Central High School, formerly Lourdes, of which she was very proud. Ethel started ceramics classes in her home in 1970 and continued to 1987. At one time she had 70 students, three kilns, in the basement. She also enjoyed making Christmas beaded ornaments. Ethel belonged to Lourdes Church until 1958 and was an active member of Holy Family Parish (St. Josephs Church) since. In her early years, Ethel was active in school and church activities organizing many Altar Boy and Choir Girl picnics. She became a member of the Altar Society in 1959, holding every office over the years, some twice. In 1974 she and her sister, Elaine organized an Arts & Crafts Group, within the Altar Society in St. Annes Hall of the Sisters Convent. Ethel was also a member of the Emergency Rescue Squad Auxiliary and volunteered for Meals on Wheels. For the past 60 years, she, her sisters, daughters and nieces met once a month for Birthday Club to celebrate birthdays that month and to share family stories. Surviving are her children, Christine (Dale) Pecard, Mary Janquart, Kathleen (Steve) Langill, Eileen (Richard) Tork and daughter-in-law, Sally Hannot. Ten grandchildren: Michelle (Chad) Lindstrom, Eric (special friend, Gina) Hannot, Thomas (Pam) Pecard, Brian (special friend, Mandy) Janquart, Anne (Matt) Pecard-Russell, Jerry Hannot, Daniel (Kristie) Pecard, Jennifer (special friend Ben) Langill, Joseph (Laura) Janquart, Amber (Andy) Bomber. Nine Great-grandchildren: Gage (fiancé, Brittney) Hannot, Paige and Jacob Lindstrom, twins Lucius and Gavin Janquart, Connor and Emma Pecard, Owen Russell and Payton Janquart. Stepchildren, Steve Bannow and Nicole Twork and step-grandchildren: Sam Garrity, Brittney Praznik, Matthew, Meghan, Mitchel and Madison Bannow and Madison and Myla. Also survived by her special family, sisters, Lorraine (Don) Sorensen of Iron Mt, Michigan, Margaret (friend, Richard) Christiansen, Paula (Satch) Englund, both of Menominee; many nieces and nephews and friends. Special young friends, Abigail, Carson, Keegan and Kennedy. Ethel was preceded in death by her husband, Gerald on March 22, 1998; her son, Stephen on February 1, 2013; sisters, Lucille Pelon and Elaine Lesperance; brothers, Robert, William and George Langer; a sister, Mary, two brothers, Paul and Charles died in infancy. Also preceded by sisters-in-law, Irene Carter and Phyllis Deschaine. Family and friends may call at Hansen-Onion-Martell Funeral Home, Marinette on Thursday, May 30, 2013, from 4-7 p.m. with a rosary at 6:45 p.m., followed by a wake service at 7:00 p.m. Funeral Mass will be held at Holy Family Parish-St. Joseph Church, Carney Blvd., on Friday, May 31, 2013 at 11 a.m. The Reverend Joseph Dorner will officiate. Burial will be at Riverside Cemetery, Menominee. 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I think Friday is a definite maybe. In my imaginary world, they had Monday coffee and donuts today. They will run the draw tomorrow. Wednesday and Thursday are "quality check" days, and Friday they will push the button to release the results.
I'm telling myself there is no way they can release the results by Thursday. I have to work Thursday night, and it will be really hard to get enough sleep on Thursday if I have to check for results every hour.
Good luck everyone, hope you all draw a dream tag.
"Now two flags fly above my land that really sum up how I fee. One is the colors that fly high and proud The red, the white, the blue. The other one's got a rattlesnake With a simple statement made "Don't tread on me" is what it says and I'll take that to my grave. Because this is me. I'm proud to be American and strong in my beliefs. And I've said it before but I'll say it again 'Cause my family's always fought and died to save this land. And a country boy is all I'll ever be."
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Bye Bye Baby: My Tragic Love Affair with the Bay City Rollers
Posted December 15, 2005
Don't listen to them...
The people who've commented about this book have obviously done so out of a vendetta against anyone who dares besmirtch the holy Bay City Rollers name. As a girl who'd never even heard of the band before reading this book, I rapturously enjoyed its portrait of American girlhood in the 1970s. More than just a story about a pop group, Caroline Sullivan herein spills her guts about everything from the drug habits of kids in surburban New Jersey to what it means to be a fan to how it feels to grow up. One of my favorite books of all time.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted December 16, 2001
trash reading
the author was very mean and vendictive in her writing. the story came off as a way for the author to justify her continual stalking of these 5 men.it was really not worth reading except to follow the timeline of this groups success.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted March 4, 2001
A long-awaited, inaccurate disappointment!
The inaccuracies are too many, the tone too nasty and the research obviously lacking in detail. The Smithereens are quoted, uncredited, and 'Wayne's World' is quoted, but miscredited. And that's just the non-Roller-related, um, 'mistakes'. Shabby, very shabby. Apart from that, it is witty, at times, but turns more mean-spirited as it wears on. Often, it seems, she never even listened to the music - she's too busy mocking the lyrics and even Eric's moustache and weight, for example, to utter even ONE, single word about how the song 'Elevator' actually SOUNDED! And that 'update' on the guys, towards the end, is just so littered with hearsay and, frankly, non-factual events, that it reads like something you'd expect to see in The Sun or any trashy tabloid. And after all that, one can't help but wonder if the so-called first accounts of the story aren't just as sketchy. Overall it's a messy, quickie, hack-job written by an ex-groupie. How seriously can we take that?Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted March 2, 2001
A watered-down American Psycho for teenyboppers
As a non-gay, young male teenage fan of the Rollers (back in the 70s), I was quite intrigued to read this book - especially in light of recent press about Courtney Love purchasing the rights to this for film (and reports of Ewan McGregor playing BCR singer Les McKeown, despite McKeown's protestations that it should be Keanu Reeves). What I found was a mildly entertaining story of obsession - but obsession with what? Clearly it really wasn't the Bay City Rollers. What emerges is a rather negative and downer read, based mostly on teen rivalry, boredom and fanaticism, with the Rollers themselves (and their music) as a non-essential peripheral excuse for the whole shang-a-lang. Actually, this so-called 'fan' makes continued slams on the band themselves, mostly their music. She offers very little in the way of information about the group, other than what everyone already knows from numerous press releases and stories already on the net. Aye, a wee number of personal observations, of course, but these are peppered with less-than-accurate negative critiques of their music, looks, style, decisions, etc. This book is more the tale of a loser with nothing better to do than compete with other losers for 'stalking rights' for a band she cares almost nothing about musically...which begs the question 'what is the point'? This book, actually, could have ANY teenie band substituted for the Rollers (i.e Westlife, Boyzone, Osmonds, etc.) It reads a tad like American Psycho, but instead of murder, it very blandly tells of endless waits in hotel corridors, and the occasional angry spat if one of the band members was seen walking with another girl. Jeesh. One wonders how on earth a film could be squeezed out of these boring pages...I had hoped for a true memory of those days (I didn't necessarily need an apologetic and nostalgic look at Rollermania, but this is a completely dull opposite), but what we get is a rather pathetic portrait of life as an American school leaver obsessed with a band she didn't actually care for, and, from these pages, a band with an image, music, musicianship, style, etc. she actually disliked. What's the point? Rollermaniacs, or those interested in the whole subject: avoid - this really offers nothing; not even a glimmer of the fun and excitement we all felt back when we had acne and funny tartan clothes.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.


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Bulb with narrow vareigated leaves
Can someone help me identify this bulb. The leaves have a white stripe running through the center. The bulb is about the size of a small shallot about an inch in height.
Thanks dbarron. Yes it does look like lycoris radiata as shown in this image. http://botanyboy.org/wp-content/uploads/LycorisRadiataLVS.jpg
Sorry on the colchium bum steer. I had googled for foliage and that was the label. Went to the page today (as I should have done) and it's labeled crocus there. Link below. 4th picture down. Thanks Floral_uk for the catch.
True, crocus are corms, not bulbs. I've never dug one in foliage (which looks just like snailpots' foliage) to see what the corm looked like at that time.
The Lycorus I have do not have that narrow, or striped,foliage. Much wider and solid.
Snailpots, please post a pic when it blooms. Would love to know its true identity.
Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.imagejuicy.com/images/plants/c/colchicum/10/
Yes, it's Lycoris radiata - AKA red hurricane or spider lily. When they bloom (in fall,) there is no foliage present. After the blooms finish, the foliage comes up soon after.
'Tis the season to find these bulbs in the grass, where they can survive being mowed indefinitely until 'rescued.' Once you can spot that white stripe, especially if grass is dormant, they stick out like a sore thumb. I dug up about 200 of them from an empty lot last week.
There are other species of Lycoris with flowers that are yellow (L. aurea) or pink (L. squamigera.)
Irisgal, corm is a type of bulb.
"Bulbs can be broken down into five types of storage structures. These include: true bulbs, corms, tubers, tuberous roots and rhizomes."
Iris_gal, I will definitely post some pictures when they bloom if they bloom the coming fall. Some of these bulbs once disturbed from their original spot may or may not flower for the first year. I have to wait and see. Currently I have planted them in a 6 inch pot. I am not sure whether I should leave them without watering until spring or give an occasional drink. I looked at some crocus leaves in google images and they do look almost the same. But these 2 bulbs look a little elongated compared to the crocus bulbs shown here.
floral_uk, I am not sure which ones you are talking about since I have two pictures. The last picture I posted (the bulbs in the blue dish) are crocus for sure since I bought them in a sealed bag with the nursery tag that said "60 plants crocus mix". The two bulbs in the first picture are most probably Lycoris radiata as many have pointed out.
I'm referring to the first picture which shows bulbs. I was looking at the last line of your message with the picture of the crocus corms and thought there was still some doubt in your mind because you were comparing the 2. Misunderstanding.
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A pipe fitting of expandable material for joining plastic pipes as used in the manufacture of PVC furniture with fittings and the fastening device being molded together as one unit.
1. A joint fitting for connecting a pair of tubular members, one provided with an aperture in its wall, comprising a plug having a longitudinal bore therethrough adapted to fit into an end of one of the members and having a split projection at the other end adapted to enter the aperture of the other member, and expansion means longitudinally movable in the split projection on the plug for clamping engagement with the other member; said split projection terminating in a split socket having plural segments, with each segment being tapered on the internal face, forming a socket having a generally conical taper from top to bottom; a tapered protrusion being provided on an internal top face of said taper for holding said conical wedge plug inside said formed conical socket; said wedge plug having a shape and size complimentary to said socket and having protruding side fins for non-rotating engagement with the said split socket; said wedge plug having a longitudinal bore therethrough for insertion of a threaded force means culminating in the aforesaid clamping engagement.
This application is a continuation-in-part of application Ser. No. 598,033, filed Apr. 9, 1984 and now U.S. Pat. No. 4,692,055.
An entire industry has grown around the manufacture of furniture from sections and pieces of P.V.C. pipe and fittings. Overall such furniture looks good to the eye but the pipe to pipe joints detract from it's beauty. Heretofore, P.V.C. furniture has been fabricated using both standard and special design slip fittings that have the look of ordinary plumbing.
P.V.C. fittings are being made that are applied to the outer wall of a receiving pipe; such fittings are know to the trade as a saddle type. Heretofore, the methods used to fasten said fittings to a pipe componant have been found lacking in many ways. One method is the application of any ordinary nut and bolt. The bolt is inserted thru center of said fitting and into a drilled hole of a receiving pipe componant. The saddle end fits snug against pipe wall and is drawn tight after a nut is applied from inside of said pipe. The nut must be held manually to prevent turning while bolt is being tightened. It is evident that this method is possible only at open ends of a receiving pipe where the nut can be held. Fastening of said fitting away from an open end requires an access hole be drilled thru other side of receiving pipe so that the nut can be applied and tightened. A plastic plug is then inserted into the said access hole for cosmetic appearance. Another method uses a "U" clip pushed under a bolt head to hold said fitting in place. Manual application from inside of the receiving pipe is again required, thus limiting the use to pipe ends. Other means used require the fastening bolt be inserted completely thru the receiving pipe and the fitting being attached. This method leaves the bolt head exposed and unsightly.
In an effort to produce neat joints that go together quickly and easily the instant invention utilizes the flexibility and expanding properties of the P.V.C. material of which the fitting units are fabricated, i.e (polyvinylchloride). Accordingly several objects of my invention are as follows:
It is an object of the instant invention to provide a quick and easy fastening device and operation for the joining of multiple pipe ends, made of a plastic such as P.V.C, for use other than the transport of liquids.
It is a further object of the instant invention to modify any type or size plastic saddle style fittings so that said fitting and the fastening device or means are molded together as one unit when said fitting is manufactured.
It is still a further object of the instant invention to join multiple pipe ends at any distance from an open and distal end.
It is still a further object of the instant invention to join multiple pipe ends without requiring any parts to be held or tightened from the inside of any such joint.
It is still a further object of the instant invention that pipes of one dimmension can be fastened to each other.
It is still a further object of the instant invention that a pipe of one O.D. can be fastened to a pipe of larger O.D.
It is still a further object of the instant invention that any variable thickness of the receiving pipe wall will not effect application of said invention.
Further objects and advantages of the instant invention will become apparent from the following specifications taken together with the accompanying drawings in which:
FIG. 1 is a side view of a saddle fitting as now being used and made and is designated to `Prior Art`.
FIG. 2 is a side view of the basic saddle fitting showing the addition of the improvement and marked as section 1.
FIG. 3A is a duplicate of FIG. 3 with the exceotion that threaded bolt 5 and nut 3A have been omitted and replaced by a self tapping screw.
FIG. 3 is a cut-a-way view of FIG. 2 showing details of said section 1.
FIG. 4 is a top view of section 1 showing the segmented sections, the recessed socket, and the protruding section "A".
FIG. 4A is an enlarged view of a segment 2 of FIG. 4 showing the addition of a tapered protrusion `A` on the top inner wall of one tapered segment of section 2 of FIG. 4.
FIG. 5 is an exploded view of all functional parts in proper order.
FIG. 6 is a cut away view of the invention after section 1 has been installed in place and expanded.
FIG. 7 is a cut-a-way view of the tapered wedge plug 3 showing the recessed socket 4A, the extending fins 3B, and the central hole 4. This wedge means being preferred over the device of the acorn nut as shown in patent application of Apr. 9, 1984, Ser. No. 598,033 and now U.S. Pat. No. 4,692,055.
FIG. 1 is designated as `Prior Art` and is made and used by the trade for pipe to pipe installation.
FIG. 2 is the basic fitting as shown in FIG. 1 with the addition of the improvement and marked section 1.
FIG. 3 shows the addition of the section 1 as it is molded into the basic fitting 1A. Said section 1 being a circular nipple segmented lengthwise into multiple parts 2. Each segment being independent of the other. The open end of said segmented nipple 1 has a recessed socket section 2A having a generally tapered wall for insertion of the wedge plug 3 which is complimentary to said tapered socket 2A. The bolt 5 inserts thru hole 4 of section 1A and hole 4 of wedge plug 3. `A` is a tapered protrusion that holds the said wedge plug inside socket 2A. Said wedge plug is pressed into socket 2A which spreads the `A` segment out which then snaps back over section 3 of FIG. 7 thereby locking said wedge plug in place. The nut 3A is used in socket 4A when a bolt is used. The nut 3A being eliminated when other force means is used, such as a self-tapping screw as shown in FIG. 3A.
FIG. 4 is a top view of section 1, FIG. 2 showing the segmented sections, the recessed socket and the protruding section `A`.
FIG. 4A shows a magnified view of section `A`. The wedge plug 3 exerts pressure on the section 2 having the protrusion `A`. Said section 2 is forced out and allows said wedge plug to bottom out in socket 2A. Said section 2 snaps back into place and locks in wedge plug 3.
In FIG. 5 the componant parts are shown in proper order befor assembly. In the assembly a hole or aperture is provided in a receiving pipe 9; said hole is a slip fit for assembled section 1. The wedge plug 3 is set into section 2A. The snap-in function of protrusion A holds the said wedge plug in place. The function of said wedge plug is to exert pressure on the interior wall 2A of section 1 and thereby expanding the segments 2 of FIG. 2. The assembled section 1 is inserted into hole 8 of receiving pipe 9. A force exerting means, such as the bolt 5 as shown in FIG. 3, is drawn up tight. As the force means is drawn tight the wedge plug 3 slides down and therebyspreading and expanding the segments of section 1 apart. Said segments 2 lock behind inner wall of receiving pipe 9.
FIG. 6 shows an interior view of a section of pipe with the invention completely installed. The wedge plug 3 has spread the segments 2 of section 1 apart, said segments being fully locked behind inner wall of said pipe 9.
In FIG. 7 the hole 4 terminates in the section 4A wich is a socket having multiple opposing sides for non-rotative engagement. The fins 3B being complimentary in size to the spaces between the segments 2 of FIG. 4. Said fins 3B slide into said segment spaces and are for non-rotation of the wedge plug 3 in socket 2A of FIG. 3.
While the above description contains many specifities, these should not be construed as limitations on the scope of the invention. One variation being the use of a self tapping screw or bolt as the force means used for expansion. All other functions being the same.
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How long will paint last in a sealed can? I'm in the process of repainting the exterior of my home. Had purchased a 5-gallon bucket of Duron Weathershield acrylic for this. I had used this same exact paint (and color) on my utility shed when it was built about 7 years ago. Going through my garage today, I found 2 gallons of it that had never been opened or used. So the last time this paint saw the light of day was when they finished mixing it at Home Depot 7 years ago!
I opened a can and it looked like gray jello with water on top ( I think the color is called 'Comet Gray'), but a few minutes with a cordless drill and a Hurricane mixer brought it back to life. A few test areas on my lap siding shows no problems. And the old paint color matches the new exactly. Just wondering if I would be inviting disaster mixing the old with the new.
What I've found on the internet says latex paint will last anywhere from 3 to 4 years to over 20 in a sealed can. Mine was kept on a shelf close to the water heater...but not so close to be a fire hazard..so it was never exposed to freezing temps, which from what I understand is certain death for latex paint.
Your thoughts?
Did you try Google?
"Does paint have a shelf life?
Yes, each paint has some type of shelf life, it can get old! There are various reasons paint can get old. Paint in a spray can is quite thin, causing settling much quicker than gallons or quarts. The shelf life on spray cans is about 1-2 years. Paint in fives, gallons and quarts, or most other containers, can expect a shelf life of 2-5 years. The older the paint, the more likely you will encounter problems."
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A. All paints have a shelf life; some shorter and some longer. Waterborne paints such as household (or house) latex paints have a shelf life of six months to one year, depending on ambient temperature conditions. Once you have opened the can of paint, the shelf life may be shorter. Even though the published shelf life of the paint you intend to use may have expired, that does not automatically mean that you should discard it. If the paint appears to mix properly and does not show signs of livering, separation or anything else unusual, you should still be able to use it."
"Will aging or freezing affect latex paint?
Most latex paints can be stored for at least two years without the risk of deterioration, however, exposure to extremes of heat or cold may shorten the paints' "shelf-life" dramatically. Severe, prolonged or repeated exposure to freezing temperatures may cause the paint to separate in the can; however, after a thorough stirring, the paint may be applied with confidence."
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We just had a minor fiasco here. One that sent me off the deep end after 15 months of remodeling. I lost it. The electrician had to cut a hole the size of Texas (okay, so it's ony 3" X 6") to get at a stud, to drill a hole, to run a wire that was on the wrong side of the stud, to get the sconces in our master bathroom installed.
No big deal right? EXCEPT, that the room was primed and painted. beautifully. With Donald Kauffman no less. And I used the entire gallon to paint the walls and the clawfoot tub, so none left to touch up. Did I mention that DKC eggshell is only sold in gallons, not quarts? So yeah, a whole new gallon of paint, which probably won't match at touch up time. Which means I'll have to repaint the whole wall (just the one wall if I'm lucky). Okay, I feel better.
The point is I've decided to use what will be an enormous amount of excess, incredibly expensive, DKC paint to paint the guest room. But I won't be doing that for several months. Now I know how long I can wait.
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