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Question: My parents migrated from Italy fifty years ago this year. They would like to collate information about their migration journey to share with the family. Do you have any suggestions?
Answer: In the first instance, you may like to obtain a copy of the official documentation of your parents' journey from Italy to Australia. The National Archives of Australia is the central repository for Australian Commonwealth Government records, including immigration documents. The original passenger lists for your parents' journey to Australia would include information such as their names, ages and other information about their migration circumstances.
The Castel Felice ventured to Australia as an immigrant ship on a total of 101 voyages between 1952 and 1970, carrying over 100,000 immigrants to Australia and New Zealand. She was commanded by an Italian crew and carried passengers from many different countries including Italy, Germany and Britain. Photographer: Mayor Dennis. Source: State Library of Victoria.
Your parents may like to discuss and share stories about their physical journey to Australia. In particular, the book Australian Migrant Ships 1946 – 1977 by Peter Plowman contains information on a number of different immigrant ships including some voyage information and pictures. The website Journeys to Australia contains more general information about shipping routes, the distance travelled and conditions of travel in different migration periods.
You may be interested to consider your parents' migration stories within the broader role that migrants have played in shaping Australian society since World War Two. A perfect starting place for information on Italian migration to Australia is the book The Australian People by James Jupp. A brief overview of Italian Immigration history is also accessible through the Museum Victoria website Origins: Immigrant Communities in Victoria.
Your parents may like to compare their own migration stories with those of other Italians who have migrated to Australia post World War Two. The Migration Heritage Centre of New South Wales, has developed an online exhibition website entitled Belongings, where migrants share their different stories and experiences of settling in Australia.
It may also be a good idea to contact the Australian Italian Historical Society, CO.AS.IT. The mission of the Society is to "collect, preserve and promote the history of Italian immigration to Australia". They hold many records and stories of Italian immigration which may encourage your parents to share and recollect their experience more broadly with their family.
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Hi Emily,
That's a very complex question, and might be better answered by another link. We suggest you consult our Origins website for facts on why separate ethnic groups and nationalities have (and continue to) migrate to Victoria: http://museumvictoria.com.au/origins/
As you can see, today people migrate to Australia for a number of reasons, depending on their personal circumstances: to escape persecution, for economic reasons, or family reunion.
Hello George,
The following websites might be useful in your research.
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Israel genealogical Society
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Hi Boo Boo, the Italian Historical Society COASIT published a book in 2005 title "Per L'Australia", which makes reference to some of the immigrant ships used during the 1950's. Using the ship name Neptunia, we searched Trove and found an advertisement in the Argus newspaper dated Monday, 7 March 1955, for Lloyd Triestino's "three big white sisterships, Australia – Oceania – Neptunia." The route is listed as Fremantle, Djakarta, Columbo, Aden, Port Said, Naples and Genoa. The article can be found at the following link: http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/71637168?searchTerm=Neptunia 1957&searchLimits=
Regarding your enquiry to the Immigration Museum's Discovery re the hardships Italians may have face on the way to Australia, I feel there could be more success in finding some answers for you if you could give us some more details about the particular period in which you are interested; if you are looking for a comparison between hardships Italians may have experienced on board ships as opposed to other migrants or perhaps the reasons Italians left Italy and what disappointments or satisfactions they experienced on arrival in Australia.
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Fernando Verdasco was spotted with Ana Ivanovic's mama, Dragana, watching her daughter practice before going down to Zheng Jie in Beijing today.
Hmmm - after seeing Fernando whisper "sweet somethings" to the Serb during the player party this week and now this photo, the pair are most definitely getting closer. Another trip to Spain for Ana has got to be in the works.
I'm liking the idea of "Anando" very much - quite the sexy couple. What says you? Do tell!
Side note: Though she seems sweet enough, the name "Dragana" scares the crap out of me. Don't ask...
(image via HCFoo's Tennis Blog)
Friday, September 26, 2008
SIGHTING: Fernando scopes out Ana with Dragana - is "Anando" in the works?
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- AnonymousSeptember 26, 2008 at 7:21 PM
Dragana is actually a pretty sweet name - in Serbian, it translates as Honey.
Btw, the lady is a lawyer by profession, but stopped practicing to travel with daughter. So, there is some fierceness involved and Nando should mind his steps. - Uvijek ArgenSeptember 27, 2008 at 12:12 AM
Haaa!!...funny will be that Fernando its flirting with Dragana...you know...she its a MILF!!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousSeptember 27, 2008 at 9:03 AM
dragana does not mean 'honey'... 'draga' literally translates to 'dear' so dragana stems from that adjective. the male version of the name is dragan. both are very common in serbia.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousSeptember 27, 2008 at 10:30 AM
Yes, Dragana means Honey, or Sweetheart, or Darling (not honey as in bee product!). The male version of the name is indeed Dragan (with the same meaning).
It's true about the root of the word "draga" being "dear". - AnonymousSeptember 27, 2008 at 5:30 PM
well this would be a huge mistake for Ana to be "involved" with verdasco. he isnt a relationship guy he is just after his next conquest. once he succeeds he will move onto someone else. all you need is to look at fernado's track record to see what he is after it isnt rocket science. geez he has a different women on his arm every week.
i also agree with irene's point if fernando hurts Ana i cant imagine what it would do to her confidence. given her current state of mind it could get very ugly. - CristinaSeptember 27, 2008 at 6:28 PM
Anando! I love it Rich! The boy has some serious game.
ReplyDelete Ok, I did some research about Nando's dating ways.
He has 'snagged' some girls over the years, including tennis player Gisela Dulko and Spanish model Dafne Fernandez.
He has had a girlfriend for some years, model Priscilla de Gustin. At the French Open they were still together, and as far as known they still are. So that would mean all those rumors about Anando aren't true :(
(or am I spreading old news?)"So that would mean all those rumors about Anando aren't true :("
- Based on the images and Fernando sitting with Dragana in her box and at courtside I'd say something is going on. If not a dating thing, maybe it's a PR thing to get his face out there.
He could also be pulling a Shriekapova from the US Open '07 when she was in Nole's box for the final and then seen with him throughout this year.
But you don't hang with someone's mom unless the mom was cool with you hanging with her daughter.
We'll see!That's right, about the PR thing: Ivanovic and Verdasco are both with Adidas. And Ivanovic´s coach, Sven Groeneveld, is also a part-time coach of Verdasco. And they both have the same sparring partner. Quite some thing in common..although I don't think that could explain why he's hanging out with her mom.
So I hope the rumors are true ^^


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In tense ALCS, Red Sox seek control in Detroit
Peavy, Fister start Game 4 after first three each decided by one run
DETROIT -- If we've learned anything from the first three games of one of the more entertaining, tightly contested and utterly unpredictable American League Championship Series in recent memory, it's this:
Even the smallest mistake can lose you a game, and it might even end up taking you right out of October.
It's impossible to make confident declarations about much else when discussing this nightly barnburner of a series, but Games 1 and 2 were both decided by one run and one mistake, and so was Game 3, a 1-0 Red Sox win in Comerica Park that gave them a 2-1 advantage in the series with Game 4 looming here Wednesday night at 8 ET on FOX.
Detroit ace Justin Verlander's lone slipup on Tuesday was a missed location on a full-count, 96-mph fastball to Red Sox first baseman Mike Napoli in the seventh inning.
Ballgame, as it turned out, because the stellar work of Red Sox starter John Lackey (6 2/3 scoreless innings with eight strikeouts and no walks) and Boston relievers Craig Breslow, Junichi Tazawa and Koji Uehara was enough to make it hold up.
"This series has been marked by very good pitching on both sides," Boston manager John Farrell said. "John Lackey was outstanding. He held his stuff throughout the entire time he was out there … just very good work by every guy that went to the mound today."
Now, everything could change on Wednesday, and that wouldn't be surprising, either, considering this ALCS has already provided two 1-0 games, a game-tying grand slam in the eighth inning and walk-off hit in the ninth, and an outfielder flipping upside-down over a wall while a police officer in a bullpen raised his arms in celebration.
Then again, it might be wise to expect that more of the same could happen in Game 4 given how evenly these teams are playing each other.
The Tigers have scored six runs in three games and the Red Sox have scored seven, and that one extra run -- Napoli's home run, really -- has been good for one extra game. Home-field advantage hasn't seemed to determine anything other than the predominant color being worn in the stands or the choices between clam chowder or Coney dogs at the restaurants by the ballparks.
"That's baseball," Tigers outfielder Torii Hunter said. "I can't even explain it. Baseball is a crazy game. Your ace is out there doing his thing, and then one home run determines the game. It's a crazy game. You stay here long enough, you're going to always see something new.
"I've been playing 20-plus years of professional ball, and I promise you, I see something new every year."
On Wednesday, the Red Sox will try for a huge 3-1 advantage in the series, and they'll be leaning on a veteran right-hander whom they acquired from the White Sox for this purpose. Jake Peavy was brought in prior to the non-waiver Trade Deadline specifically to beef up the Boston rotation for October. Here he is again.
"That was the exciting part about getting traded," said Peavy, who pitched 5 2/3 innings and gave up one run on five hits with three strikeouts in a no-decision in Game 4 of the AL Division Series against Tampa Bay, which Boston eventually won.
"It was obviously hard to leave a place I loved and had so many friendships and relationships with in Chicago, but when you get traded you know you're going to a contender and this is what, as a competitor, as a baseball player, playing at the highest level, you dream of being able to do -- pitch in games that mean the world to your teammates, to yourself, to your coaching staff and your fan base."
Peavy complimented the sluggers up and down the Tigers' lineup and said that he's going to have to keep his emotions in check to maximize his effectiveness to contain them.
"You're going to know how the game is going, really, by the look on my face and my reactions out there," Peavy said. "That being said, I think sometimes in my emotion it gets lost that I am thinking through what's happening in the game. I'm processing everything that's being said, everything that's being done. I will be under control."
And control is what the Tigers' Game 4 starter, Doug Fister, is all about.
His fastball doesn't register in the mid to upper 90s like those of Detroit's Games 1-3 starters, Anibal Sanchez, Max Scherzer and Verlander. Fister rarely exceeds 92 mph with his heater. But when he's hitting his spots and getting the other team to roll over balls, he can be just as stifling as the other members of the vaunted Tigers rotation.
Fister, who gave up three runs in six innings against the A's in a no-decision in Game 4 of their Division Series, said that's how he'll approach Game 4 of the ALCS.
"I'm not a strikeout guy," Fister said. "I'm a guy that goes out and gets ground balls. That's my job. That's what I want to do. I want to go out there and get bad contact as much as possible in the early three pitches of the count. And I have to rely on the team.
"And that's where we're all at. We rely on each other. And to go out there and do our job and put up zeros, and that's our biggest goal, we're going to go out and put up a 'W.'"
Red Sox: Victorino's HBPs still a subject
Farrell said he doesn't think outfielder Shane Victorino, who has been hit by a Major League-record five pitches this postseason, is intentionally diving into the strike zone to get hit.
"I think as right-handers have faced him for the first time on the right side of the plate, it might be new for them," Farrell said. "If a pitcher has got an intent or desire to pitch him in for a right-handed pitcher to pitch him inside part of the strike zone, there's not much margin for error there. It's helped us on base, I know that."
Tigers manager Jim Leyland didn't make a big deal of it, either.
"When you try to throw the ball inside, you hit a guy like Shane, because he's so close to the plate," Leyland said. "I don't have any problem with that. It is what it is. You play the game and see how it all plays out."
• Designated hitter David Ortiz has appeared in all 64 of Boston's postseason games since 2003. His start in Game 3 passed Jason Varitek (63) for the club postseason record. Ortiz is Boston's all-time leader in postseason runs (44), hits (67), doubles (16), home runs (15), RBIs (50), walks (47), and extra-base hits (33).
• The Red Sox have outscored opponents, 33-18, in seven postseason games, with both losses by one run. Their last five games have been decided by a total of six runs. Boston has a 2.59 ERA (18 earned runs in 62 2/3 innings) this postseason, allowing two runs or fewer in four of their seven games.
Tigers: Concerns about Jackson?
Center fielder and leadoff man Austin Jackson went 0-for-3 with two strikeouts and a walk in Game 3 and is 1-for-13 (.077) with five strikeouts in the series. When asked if he would consider making a move with Jackson in Game 4, Leyland said he's already considered it, but he doesn't have a lot of other options.
"The only thing you could think about would possibly be to play Donny [Kelly] in center field," Leyland said. "I would think that would be the only move you could think about, thought about that one time in the series.
"But I'm not really sure that's the answer. I'll have to think about that one, sleep on it tonight. … When you see guys from any team struggling, they don't necessarily change their lineup. So I think sometimes you've just got to live with it, unless you really come up with something you really think makes sense."
• There was a moment of concern when it appeared that designated hitter Victor Martinez might have tweaked his left leg after singling in the ninth inning of Game 3 and being removed for a pinch-runner, but Martinez said he was OK.
"I'm not a basestealer," Martinez said. "Just a little cramp [in the quadriceps], but that was it. Anyway, I was going to get a pinch-runner, so not a big deal."
• Tigers pitchers have struck out 11 or more batters in four straight postseason games dating to Game 5 of the ALDS against Oakland. That ranks second all-time in the postseason, ahead of three games by the 2010 Giants. The Tigers also hold the record in that category with five straight 11-strikeout games stretching from Game 3 of the 2012 World Series through Game 3 of the 2013 ALDS, meaning Detroit pitchers have fanned 11 or more batters in nine of their last 10 playoff games.
Worth noting
• Tigers third baseman Miguel Cabrera went 0-for-4 in Game 3 with two strikeouts, ending his Major League postseason-record streak of 31 consecutive games reaching base. It was his first postseason game as a member of the Tigers in which he did not reach base safely.
• Prior to Tuesday's win, the Red Sox had dropped four straight postseason Game 3s, beginning with the 2008 ALDS. The club improved to 3-7 all-time in the third game of an ALCS (2-4 on road).
Doug Miller is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @DougMillerMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Managing people is a difficult job--so difficult, in fact, that some bosses resort to shortcuts and dirty tricks.
Here are seven of the ugliest management tactics in the business world, along with better ways to handle the challenges. Make sure you're following the better example.
Challenge: You need an employee to take some donkey-work assignment that's way outside the employee's job description.
A lousy manager ... paints a rosy picture of how impressive the project will look on the employee's resume. Best-case scenario is that the employee will not only do the grunt work, but actually feel grateful.
Better approach: Make it clear that the crummy assignment is beyond the call of duty, that you appreciate the extra effort, and that it's not going to be a regular thing.
Challenge: You want to float a controversial idea to the powers that be, but don't want to risk getting publicly shot down.
A lousy manager ... asks an employee to present at the big meeting, calling it a way for her to "gain some visibility." The manager then inserts the controversial proposal into the presentation so that it looks like the employee's idea. If the excrement hits the fan, the employee gets blamed. If not, the manager takes credit.
Better approach: Line up your ducks with the powers that be in one-on-one meetings before bringing the idea to a public forum.
Challenge: An employee is pressuring for a decision you'd rather not make.
A lousy manager ... avoids the issue by claiming to be on the brink of a decision, but only after the employee has gathered additional information, written a detailed report, gotten buy-in from somebody who's unavailable, etc.
Better approach: Level with the employee about why you're reluctant to make the decision, then set a reasonable time limit--and actually decide.
Challenge: You have a valuable employee you're afraid of losing, but can't pay what she's actually worth.
A lousy manager ... makes a series of vague, wonderful-sounding promises that are free of actual commitments, details, and timelines. By holding out illusory carrots, the lousy manager hopes that the valuable employee will stay put and keep quiet.
Better approach: Create an environment where your top people truly enjoy working, even though they might get paid more elsewhere.
Challenge: You want reduce expensive employee turnover.
A lousy manager ... tries to keep employees in line through liberal application of fear. He'll email articles about high unemployment, bring up the possibility of a layoff at staff meetings, or even leave a copy of "The Black Book of Outsourcing" where employees might see it.
Better approach: Improve your hiring practices to find better fits for the jobs you need done. The better the fit, the lower the turnover.
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A lousy manager ... avoids conflict by citing unverifiable conditions or forces (e.g. "salary guidelines," "our investors") which prevent him from doing what he'd "really love to do, if it were possible." Such statements are always vague.
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Akiman, best known for his Street Fighter art, does a good job of explaining this online problem in an illustration he titles "Internet".
The character in glasses says, "One plus one is three."
Another smiling character appears and says, "It's two" and slaps the character across the face.
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"It's two, stupid," says the next smiling character in line, kicking the character and knocking off his spectacles.
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Hands-on experience, real-world instruction: Create a market entry plan guided by successful practitioners.
The Camino Real District Export Council offers a special program to UT Business Foundations students interested in exporting. The Export Fellows Program introduces students to export marketing concepts and strategies in three 3-hour evening sessions. Presenters are active practitioners in international trade.
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Student plans are presented and certificates are awarded at a dinner on Wednesday, April 22, 2015.
The program simulates market entry analysis through a student project, and offers a forum for informal dialogue between students and instructors. After the program sessions end, student teams create an international marketing plan for the product of their choice. They present the plans and receive certificates from the U.S. Department of Commerce at the program's final dinner, hosted at a restaurant near campus. The Export Fellows Program sessions and dinner are free to attend.
District Export Councils (DECs) are volunteer organizations of leaders from local business communities who provide professional advice to local firms. The 58 DECs are closely affiliated with the Commerce Department's U.S. Export Assistance Centers. They support trade promotion activities and supply specialized expertise to small and mid-sized businesses.


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Garcia's Pan Pizza
If you're looking for a great pizza restaurant with an inviting ambiance visit Garcia's Pizza In A Pan. We offer original pan pizza, thin crust pizza, Chicago-style stuffed pizza, and more – all at competitive prices. Delivery service is available. Expect friendly service, great-tasting pizzas, and satisfaction because we believe you deserve nothing less. Come join the long line of our satisfied customers.
Fuji Steakhouse
Welcome to Fuji Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar. We offer fine cuisine dining in a unique entertaining atmosphere. Come on in and see why our family oriented and kid friendly environment should be the location of your next evening outing.
Pop's Place
For a great bar, games, and delicious food, Pop's Place in Decatur is the place to visit. We guarantee you only quality and dependable services because you deserve nothing less. Let us satisfy your cravings, fill your rumbling tummies, and have fun at Pop's Place.
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Welcome to Mi Pueblito Restaurant. We invite you to come and enjoy our great service and our traditional Mexican style cuisine seven days a week. Relaxing atmosphere and great service await you!
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Serving outstanding Mexican cuisine including beef, chicken, fajitas, papa nachos, pork, shrimp, tacos & vegetarian offerings along with appetizers, house specialties and drink specials. Enjoy our shrimp specials Monday -Thursday!
Tasty's Chicago Grille
A wide variety of delicious mouthwatering hotdogs, built any way you like them! Authentic Chicago style is our most famous!
Dragon Buffet
At Dragon Buffet, our patrons will enjoy a blend of the finest Chinese and American cuisine with American hospitality. A variety of dishes and generous, delicious, and affordable portions. With its cozy, contemporary and traditional interior decor, you will enjoy time with your friends and family.
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MayDays Celebration
The Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau's annual MayDays Festival will return to downtown Clinton from May 14 through 17, 2015. Join us for Luehrs' Ideal Rides, food & craft vendors, live music on Mr. Lincoln's Square and lots of fun.
Annual Marbold Farmstead Antique Show
Located at Historic Marbold Farmstead just south of Greenview on 21722 State Hwy. 29 (20 miles north of Springfield). Featuring country primitives, furniture, textiles, pottery, Americana for sale. Dealers from several states and food available. 9am-3pm. The Marbold Farmstead was the central hub of the Marbold family farmland holdings which consisted of over 4,000 acres and was virtually self-sufficient. The original house was built in 1850 and was one of the most notable homes in central Illinois. It is being restored and is home to an annual Antique Show featuring a wide range of vendors. Enjoy a beautiful natural setting and find the perfect items. Take in food, drinks, activities and demonstrations. Country Primitives, Furniture, Pottery, Textiles and Americana from dealers from Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri, and Central Illinois. Period Craftsmen will demonstrate rag rug weaving, broom making, quilting, spinning, hat making, soap making. Proceeds to benefit restoration of the Marbold Farmstead.
Route 66 Memories Museum
Stop by this eclectic museum to explore the history of Route 66, car culture and local history. There is even a Rolls-Royce on display! The collection was brought together by a local historian with great stories to share. Located just a few doors from the Palm's Grill this museum is a must see.
Atlanta Museum
Exhibits focused on Abraham Lincoln, Route 66, and other aspects of Atlanta's history are featured. The Museum's Local History Resource Center provides extensive genealogy materials accessible to the public. Housed in a beautifully restored 1867 building, the Atlanta Museum presents both permanent and new, rotating exhibits. Open Monday through Saturday 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Closed Sundays.
Atlanta Public Library
Built in 1908, this National Register Property is one of Illinois' few octagonal-shaped public libraries. Its gilded rotunda and interior rooms, filled with solid-oak woodwork, reflect its classic architecture. Local volunteers who comprise the "Keepers of the Clock" take turns on a weekly basis hand-winding the 1909 Seth Thomas clock housed in the library's clock tower.
J.H. Hawes Grain Elevator
Illinois' only fully restored wooden grain elevator listed on the National Register of Historic Places. An outdoor, self-guided interpretive tour allows visitors to experience the Elevator Museum anytime. Open June, July and August: Sundays 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., call ahead.
Econo Lodge
Unwind from your travels at the pet-friendly Econo Lodge® hotel in Lincoln, IL, located near the Lincoln Art & Balloon Festival and Logan County Fair.
Gunnar Mast Trading Post
Filled with antiques, collectibles, rockabilly art, books, photos, toys and hats, this trading post has something for everyone! Across from the Palms Grill!
Phone Booth on Lincoln City Hall
Built in 1895, the red brick for the building came from the Lincoln Coal Company. A unique telephone booth on the roof was added later and was used by weather spotters to phone in sighted storms. Lincoln City Hall anchors the downtown National Historic Registered District and is one of the city's most visible symbols.
Creekside Outdoor Center for Environmental Education
Located along Sugar Creek, about five miles north of Lincoln, Creekside the Outdoor Center for Environmental Education will be an experiential outdoor classroom featuring an outdoor teaching pavilion, insectarium, greenhouse, and a restored prairie. It will include parking space, bioswales, rain gardens, and boardwalks and sidewalks to make the site handicapped-accessible. When complete it will be powered by solar panels and a wind generator.
Blue Dog Inn
Blue Dog Inn has been serving up good food in Lincoln, Illinois since 1979. Aside from their highly acclaimed burgers, Blue Dog Inn also serves up horse shoes, unique sandwiches, specialty drinks, desserts and more.
Tour DeWitt
Tour DeWitt is back! Plans are in the works for a 10 mile, 20 mile, 40 mile and 60 mile ride through beautiful DeWitt County. Watch our websites and facebook pages for more information as the event develops, or contact the Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Office.
African-American Cultural & Genealogical Society of Illinois
AACGS promotes and provides resources and education on the history of the African American. Embracing all cultures, it offers (in part), genealogy workshops, museum displays, storytelling, essay & poetry contests and the promotion of Cultural Arts. Three main annual community events sponsored are Black History Month, Juneteenth National Freedom Day, and Kwanzaa Celebration
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Clinton's Terror on Washington Street Haunted House
Strange things happen when October comes to Clinton. The old VFW Hall is a place no one wants to travel by after sunset. Screams and moans have been heard..Slow moving creatures have been seen around the premises. Find out for yourself what lurks in the shadows when this peaceful central Illinois community becomes home to the creatures of the night. Event dates are Oct 9-10, 16-17, 23-24, 30-31: 7pm-11pm. "Lights On" dates are Oct. 17th and 24th, 5pm-6pm.
Country Hearth Inn
58 rooms, restaurants nearby, free continental breakfast, free movie channel, handicapped accessible
Lincoln Theater 4
Built in 1922, the theater built by Steve Bennis opened in 1923 showing "John Quincy Adams Sawyer." It was originally a single screen featuring an organ and live stage shows as well. The number of screens was doubled in 1985 and then again in the mid nineties. Downtown Lincoln is a great place to grab dinner and a movie while exploring the Mother Road.
Wild Hare Cafe
Don't be surprised by the Alice-in-Wonderland nature of the Wild Hare Café's décor, which incongruously proves to be a nice complement to its simple but eclectic menu. Serves lunch Tuesday to Saturday and dinner service on Friday and Saturday evenings.
Thanksgiving with Lincoln Heritage of DeWitt County
Join us for a traditional Thanksgiving meal with a little history as you meet Mr.Lincoln and discover his ties with DeWitt County. The Thanksgiving meal is catered and tickets are available from the Clinton Chamber & Tourism Office.
Historic Marbold Second Sunday Summer Series
Special programs in the farmstead kitchen: 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. Enjoy lessons in history, tours of house and grounds and period craftsmen on site. July 12 features Eastern Illinois University Associate Professor, Dr. Chris Laingen, will share data from the Census of Agriculture from 1925 to 2012 and will illustrate the changes in crops, livestock, and land use that have occurred in the Corn Belt. A special added feature at the July Second Sunday will be the Menard County Vintage Ag Association on site with some of their collection of farm implements.
Historic Marbold Second Sunday Summer Series
The Farmstead will offer tours of the house and grounds, history of the Marbold family and light refreshments. The Stier Trolley will be available to take visitors through Greenview where a guide will provide details of the Marbold's influence and impact on the community.Exclusive for August: "One Grand Old Lady" Readers' Theatre.
Historic Marbold Second Sunday Summer Series
Special programs in the farmstead kitchen: 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. Enjoy a lesson in history, tours of the house and grounds along with period craftsmen on site. This Sunday features Dick Lyons, a native of Montgomery County and fourth-generation farmer growing corn, soybeans, and wheat with cover crops, will share his knowledge of farming practices dating from the 1800's to today's technological world of modern agriculture. A special added feature at the June Second Sunday will be Heart Strings, a dulcimer group from Petersburg.


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These weather-resistant strip tags retain their strength, flexibility and legibility very well. Feature a 2-1/4" perforated tear-off tab for bar codes, prices, etc. Red color. Tags are only colored on one side. Eight labels per sheet. 1,000 labels per pack.
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i remember one night me and my dad were listening to Lavina by the veils and i cried listing to it..its so hard to find great music that gets to your emotions,if its not a curse at least every ten words kids these days shut it off,i feel so weird saying that cause im only fourteen,but music has been in my life since i was younger and my dad used to do shows.everyone at that table there are inspiring to me.iv been recently trying to create my own music and you've inspired me so much.my dad passed away a month ago and when i heard ill never forget you ft john( another amazing artist) i cried especially that last verse.he was such an amazing man and was my brother my father and my best friend and your music has been a large part in copping with the pain.man i really miss my pops hope that god watches over him and that hes on top that there is no more disease and that hes alright,that hes one of the generals inside the army of the light,music like that that effects individual people emotionally is what is dying today and the insight you guys give is to good to be wasted.so again i say thank you for everything.


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I love reading letters to the editor from all over the country. A recent local letter was titled "Entitlements making America collapse." The author said "entitlements is a dirty word," and reported that 50 percent of Americans are receiving some form of entitlement. He was convinced these were all a bunch of deadbeats. In 1950, […]
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Warehouse Workers Sue to Stop Workplace Violations at L.A. Ports!
Workers at California Cartage took an important step to correct years of wage theft and violations to Los Angeles' Living Wage Ordinance.
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Cottage and St. John's Pleasant Valley Hospital Sign Partnership Agreement for Subacute Services
February 2014 -- GVCH and St. John's Pleasant Valley Hospital (SJPVH), a member of Dignity Health, have signed a partnership agreement to offer additional subacute residential beds and services at SJPVH in Camarillo.
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We met up w/Regina's friend who took us to the top floor of the commune to the archives. She had volunteered a few years ago to sort a few stacks of books and to clean and catalog them (lucky for us). She was able to look at the dates I had and find a few records. We made little bookmarks and keep looking. By the time we finished, we were the last people in the commune. The only problem was that the copy machine was in a locked office!! Uggh! She asked us when we were leaving. We told her we had planned on leaving that morning, but are now staying another night. She said she would call Francesca who works downstairs and have her copy the pages we need. I felt very uncertain leaving with absolutely zero as far as new info. But I just had to hope for the best. We went back to where we were staying, took a little nap and changed our clothes. We figured we would go for a little ride through the coutryside. We drove out of Capradosso and passed a restaurant 'La Maddonnina'. Regina had taken us there the year before to meet the owners since they had the same last name as my grandmother, but we were unable to find any connection. They were happy to see us again and invited us to eat. I asked what time they opened and said we would return later. We drove for awhile and reached the town of Castignano. It was a pretty busy town w/many shops lining the main street and even had a grocery store. We drove up to the historic center where the church and huge bell tower are located, for a nice panoramic view, then headed back for dinner. We were the first ones there when we sat down but later a few more tables came in. We asked for something simple... maybe some pasta. Well, first came the .. We did eventually get our pasta... then meat off the grill. Simona asked us if we were ready for dessert. She brought out... I got up to thank everyone and visit with the family in the kitchen. To be continued...


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PETZL Freino Carabiner
The Freino carabiner with braking spur for descenders is designed to connect to a harness for descending on a single rope.Features/Benefits:
- Facilitates descent control by allowing adjustment of the rope friction in the braking spur
- Easy and secure single-handed placement of the rope in the braking spur without the need to open the carabiner
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Carabiner Shape D Key Lock Gate Yes Major Axis Strength (closed) 25 kN Gate Opening 15 mm Minor Axis Strength 10 kN Major Axis Strength (open) 9 kN Weight 3 oz. Weight (grams) 85 g Gate Type Straight Locking Mechanism Auto-Lock
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I marked myself as casual/recreational but I do occasionally compete.
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I Didn't Know That: Food Tasters
How we taste and enjoy food is largely based on our sense of smell. Richard Ambrose and Jonny Phillips conduct a taste test while plugging their noses, as well as present their own flavored potato chips to a panel of professional food tasters.
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How we taste and enjoy food is largely based on our sense of smell. Richard Ambrose and Jonny Phillips conduct a taste test while plugging their noses, as well as present their own flavored potato chips to a panel of professional food tasters.
NARRATOR: On average we spend 6 years eating. Chomping through 60 tons of food. The same weight as an adult sperm whale.
JONNY PHILLIPS: Rich, it's in a lifetime, not one sitting.
RICHARD AMBROSE: One.
JONNY PHILLIPS: No, don't do it to yourself.
RICHARD AMBROSE: They're so good.
JONNY PHILLIPS: Oh no.
NARRATOR: The reason we enjoy gorging ourselves is because food tastes so nice. And the thing that helps you taste is actually your nose.
RICHARD AMBROSE: When you chew food, vapor is released up the back of the nose, in a process called retro-nasal olfaction. Basically it fools you into thinking you're tasting a flavor, when actually you're smelling.
JONNY PHILLIPS: And we've set up a little test to demonstrate this point.
NARRATOR: We're going to get Richard to drink from 3 beakers containing 3 different liquids wearing a nose clip.
RICHARD AMBROSE: Does my nose look big in this?
NARRATOR: So, what does he think is in beaker 1?
RICHARD AMBROSE: I have no idea what that is. Er, it's wet.
JONNY PHILLIPS: Anything, anything coming through?
RICHARD AMBROSE: Mildly citric, maybe lemon.
NARRATOR: Beaker 2.
RICHARD AMBROSE: I'd say that's squash because it's quite a strong flavour.
NARRATOR: And beaker 3.
RICHARD AMBROSE: Ooh that's quite sour. Lemon.
JONNY PHILLIPS: OK. Take the nose clip off please. And just quickly taste them in order again.
RICHARD AMBROSE: That's cold tea.
RICHARD AMBROSE: Orange juicy squash isn't it.
JONNY PHILLIPS: You got that one right.
RICHARD AMBROSE: Yes yes. And this one?
JONNY PHILLIPS: You guessed lemon juice.
RICHARD AMBROSE: Uur, uur.
JONNY PHILLIPS: Ha ha, and it is malt vinegar.
RICHARD AMBROSE: Ur.
NARRATOR: Now the boys are going to design their own food and subject it to scrutiny from professional food tasters. These people have made a career out of eating. They're paid by food manufacturers to give early feedback before a product is launched. And it's their heightened sense of taste that can make or break a new snack.
JONNY PHILLIPS: We're going to make our own flavoured crisps using these special powders. What do you fancy?
RICHARD AMBROSE: Er I don't know. Cola crisps possibly. We need to revolutionize the flavors of crisps.
JONNY PHILLIPS: Brown pickle is my first choice.
RICHARD AMBROSE: [ICD] Tutti Frutti. That sounds like a classic to me I tell you.
JONNY PHILLIPS: Okey dokey.
RICHARD AMBROSE: I'm going for aniseed and Mediterranean herbs. Tastes good!
NARRATOR: With such strong artificial flavours only tiny amounts are required for explosive results.
RICHARD AMBROSE: Hmm, I might skip, I might skip on those.
NARRATOR: But what about Jonny's tutti frutti and pickle flavor? It's time for the tasting panel to apply their professional tastebuds to the boys' crisps. What on earth will they make of the weird flavours? First up is Jonny's horrific sounding tutti frutti and pickle delight.
JONNY PHILLIPS: Here we go. The crunch.
Q OOV: Do you like it?
PANEL MEMBERS: No. No. Too much confusion on the flavors. Unpleasant flavor.
RICHARD AMBROSE: Jonny...
JONNY PHILLIPS: Did he say it's unpleasant?
RICHARD AMBROSE: Yes.
JONNY PHILLIPS: How dare he.
NARRATOR: And now it's Richard's turn to face the panel.
RICHARD AMBROSE: All right, here we go.
Q OOV: First reactions?
PANEL MEMBER: I quite like it.
RICHARD AMBROSE: Hey.
JONNY PHILLIPS: No! I don't believe it.
PANEL MEMBER: Is it rosemary or something like that?
RICHARD AMBROSE: I balanced it, you see, I balanced those herbs.
Q OOV: Would you buy it?
PANEL MEMBERS: No. No. No.
NARRATOR: Sorry boys. When it came to the crunch you just didn't have what it takes.
I Didn't Know That
I Didn't Know That: Food Tasters
How we taste and enjoy food is largely based on our sense of smell. Richard Ambrose and Jonny Phillips conduct a taste test while plugging their noses, as well as present their own flavored potato chips to a panel of professional food tasters.
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