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On August 20, 2009, Allan Rees of No Lies Radio interviewed Emmy award wining actor and social activist Ed Asner. Ed has been an ardent supporter of numerous social justice causes for decades and he is a current supporter of 911 Truth. Listen to what he has to say about how this country has a history of suspected false flag operations including 911 in 2001 and the Gulf of Tonkin in 1964. Ed has spoken at a variety of 911 Truth forums and has recently introduced Richard Gage AIA of ae911truth.org in Los Angeles and has made Public Service Announcements for the 911 Truth community. Listen to several here.
Ed is probably best known for his character Lou Grant on the Mary Tyler Moore Show in 1970 and his role as a journalist on the Lou Grant show from 1977-1982. He won an Emmy for his role on Roots and also 6 other Emmys. His movie and TV career has spanned almost a half a century and he has acted in over 20 movies… most recently he co-starred in the feature film Gigantic with John Goodman; and had an Emmy nominated guest appearance on CSI/NY and currently he is the lead voice of Carl Fredricksen in Pixar's 2009 box-office-hit UP and has narrated the documentary film "The Oil Factor: Behind the War on Terror". He has been a prominent member of the Democratic Socialists of America and has served two terms as president of the… Continue reading
by Philip Giraldi
Posted on August 27th, 2009
The American Conservative
Those who are interested in issues like widespread corruption of our elected officials by foreigners have no doubt followed the ex-FBI traslator turned whistle blower Sibel Edmonds saga for the past few years. Sibel has finally testified in court under oath about some of the things that she learned while working for the bureau. The testimony was in a court in Ohio about two weeks ago. A full transcription and a useful summary appear at http://www.bradblog.com/?p=7374. In short, she names a number of Congressmen including former Speaker Dennis Hastert who took money from Turkish lobbyists. She also identifies senior State Department and Pentagon officials who apparently did the same, including our friends Marc Grossman, Paul Wolfowitz, and Doug Feith. Interestingly, she claims that Grossman blew the cover of Valerie Plame's company Brewster Jennings back in 2001, causing CIA to shut it down, so Robert Novak was not guilty of exposing the CIA cover mechanism. In another interview given a few weeks ago, Edmonds claims that CIA was working closely with al-Qaeda in the Balkans and continued to do so until 9/11.
As I have reported before, Edmonds is a credible witness who is ignored by the mainstream media and congress because her tales, if true, would be devastating to both political parties and to the Israel and Turkish lobbies. She is dismissed as a crackpot. She might in fact be blowing smoke, but now that she has testified under oath and in considerable detail making very specific accusations isn't it time for someone in the administration to review the FBI files and stand up to say whether her accounts are true or not?…
Continue readingThe Silence of the Antiwar Movement is Deafening
Cindy Sheehan's Lonely Vigil in Obamaland
By JOHN V. WALSH August 26, 2009 Counterpunch.com
A funny thing has happened on Cindy Sheehan's long road from Crawford, Texas, to Martha's Vineyard. Many of those who claim to lead the peace movement and who so volubly praised her actions in Crawford, TX, are not to be seen. Nor heard. The silence in fact is deafening, or as Cindy put it in an email to this writer, "crashingly deafening." Where are the email appeals to join Cindy from The Nation or from AFSC or Peace Action or "Progressive" Democrats of America (PDA) or even Code Pink? Or United for Peace and Justice. (No wonder UFPJ is essentially closing shop, bereft of most of their contributions and shriveling up following the thinly veiled protest behind the "retirement" of Leslie Cagan.) And what about MoveOn although it was long ago thoroughly discredited as principled opponents of war or principled in any way shape or form except slavish loyalty to the "other" War Party. And of course sundry "socialist" organizations are also missing in action since their particular dogma will not be front and center. These worthies and many others have vanished into the fog of Obama's wars.
Just to be sure, this writer contacted several of the "leaders" of the "official" peace movement in the Boston area — AFSC, Peace Action, Green Party of MA (aka Green Rainbow Party) and some others. Not so much as the courtesy of a reply resulted from this effort – although the GRP at least posted a notice of the action.…
Continue readingSciencedaily.com
(Aug. 23, 2009) — In a study published in the most recent issue of
the journal Sociological Inquiry, sociologists from four major research
institutions focus on one of the most curious aspects of the 2004 presidential
election: the strength and resilience of the belief among many Americans that
Saddam Hussein was linked to the terrorist attacks of 9/11.
Although this belief influenced the 2004 election, they claim it did not result
from pro-Bush propaganda, but from an urgent need by many Americans to seek
justification for a war already in progress.
The findings may illuminate reasons why some people form false beliefs about
the pros and cons of health-care reform or regarding President Obama's citizenship,
for example.
The study, "There Must Be a Reason: Osama, Saddam and Inferred Justification"
calls such unsubstantiated beliefs "a serious challenge to democratic theory
and practice" and considers how and why it was maintained by so many voters
for so long in the absence of supporting evidence.
Co-author Steven Hoffman, Ph.D., visiting assistant professor of sociology
at the University at Buffalo, says, "Our data shows substantial support
for a cognitive theory known as 'motivated reasoning,' which suggests that rather
than search rationally for information that either confirms or disconfirms a
particular belief, people actually seek out information that confirms what they
already believe.
"In fact," he says, "for the most part people completely ignore
contrary information.
"The study demonstrates voters' ability to develop elaborate rationalizations
based on faulty information," he explains.
While numerous scholars have blamed a campaign of false information and innuendo
from the Bush administration, this study argues that the primary cause of misperception
in the 9/11-Saddam Hussein case was not the presence or absence of accurate
data but a respondent's desire to believe in particular kinds of information.…
is the third and consecutive annual event demanding an international investigation
on the 9/11 attacks and termination of wars and security policies in alarming
rise ever since.
Founded in 2007, the UFT platform that year gathered over two hundred in the
streets of Brussels. In 2008 we were close to 500 to march (under the rain!)
from the Council of Europe to the USA Embassy. Various organizations (CADTM,
ATTAC, etc..) and personalities (G. Chiesa, P. Galand, DRGriffin, etc..) gave
their support.
This year we organize two gatherings on the very day: Friday 11 September at
noon, Arts avenue, in front of the USA Embassy. And at 16h place du Luxembourg,
in front of the European parliament. Then, at 20h, we invite you to the screening
of the movie 'Zero' from Euro MP Giulietto Chiessa, organized by Liberation
Films, followed by a discussion with the director.
'9/11′ is still in effect because more than ever we suffer from its 'consequences'.
From the Afghan peasant to the simple traveller or worker on strike we have
all become 'potential terrorists'!
For eight years now, too much evidence or blatant omissions that discredit
the 'Official Version' of '11 September 2001′ have accumulated. Patiently collected
and analysed, they are now being disclosed by a growing number of academics,
scientists, architects, pilots, military, intelligence officers, politicians,
experts in controlled demolition, associations or simple citizen that didn't
unlearn to how to think.
This year alone, many things have changed: we're definitely no longer dealing
with 'conspiracy… Continue reading
24 August 2009
NEW YORK (WCBS 880) — Former Giants football star Geoge Martin will again
be pounding the pavement for those sickened by the terrorist attacks of September
11, 2001.
This time, he is walking from the George Washington Bridge to Giants Stadium
– and he wants you to join him!
CLICK HERE to hear Peter Haskell's report
Then CLICK HERE to sign up!
The walk takes place on September 13, 2009.
by Aidan Monaghan
The capability to remotely transmit altered aircraft flight plan data via remote data link transmissions directly into Boeing 757 and 767 aircraft Flight Management Computers (FMCs) for use by aircraft auto-pilot functions, was technologically available circa 2001.
Developed in 1999 and technologically supported by the FANS-capable (Future Air Navigation System) Honeywell Pegasus Flight Management System (FMS) for Boeing 757s and 767s by 2000, Dynamic Airborne Reroute Procedure (DARP) technology enables aircraft course changes via modified flight plan waypoints remotely transmitted and installed into aircraft FMCs by VHF or SATCOM (satellite communications) transmission uplinks.
"Dynamic Rerouting, meaning the ability of controllers … to change a filed routing once the flight is in progress … "The new flight plan with all new waypoints goes into the data link to the comm satellite and is then downlinked into the FMSes of the individual aircraft," … "And 'Wow,' say all the old pilots, 'Untouched by human hands!'" … Our [dispatch] computer uplinks a route into the FMS that is identified as 'Route 2.' [You're already flying 'Route 1.']" [1]
A January, 2002 description of the capabilities of the Pegasus Flight Management System (FMS) for Boeing 757s and 767s:
""AOC (airline operations center) data link is an optional feature of the Pegasus FMC. This feature provides data link communication of … route modifications … directly into the FMC (flight management computer)."[2]
A May, 2000, explanation of the capabilities of the Pegasus Flight Management System (FMS) for Boeing 757s and 767s:
"A… Continue reading
NYC CAN News Bulletin – FORWARD WIDELY August 24, 2009
On Monday, August 10, NYC CAN began a comprehensive review of the nearly 26,000 signatures invalidated by the New York City Board of Elections and City Clerk. With 26,003 signatures accepted as valid by the City, at least 3,997 additional signatures were needed to exceed the threshold of 30,000 signatures. 10 days, 50 volunteers and 1,000 man-hours later, we are thrilled to report we have so far discovered 6,924 signatures we will argue were wrongly invalidated.
In addition, the Court has granted an extension allowing us to complete our review of 6 unfinished volumes. We anticipate having well over 7,000 additional valid signatures once the review is complete. The 50+ individuals who helped conduct the review take great pride in knowing their work has stopped the silencing of 7,000 New York City voters and allowed their voices to be heard.
On Friday, August 28, we must serve a Bill of Particulars listing all signatures we argue should be deemed valid by the Court. Special Referee Louis Crespo will begin a line-by-line review of the disputed signatures on Tuesday, September 8, and is scheduled to complete his review by Friday, September 18.
Pending the outcome of the Court's review of the disputed signatures, lawyers for NYC CAN and the City will begin arguing the legality of the petition's proposed amendment to the City Charter.
Looking ahead, NYC CAN will submit an additional… Continue reading
Sibel Edmonds finally gets to tell her story
August 24, 2009
The newspaper of record for Brown County, Ohio
Ohio Second District Congresswoman Jean Schmidt, R-Cincinnati, filed nine election complaints against independent candidate David Krikorian concerning the 2008 election in May this year.
Krikorian opposed Schmidt in the Second District Congressional race as an independent in 2008 and is seeking the Democratic nomination for the 2010 race in April. The complaints focus on Krikorian's statements during the election stating that Rep. Schmidt was taking money from organizations related to the Turkish government in exchange for denying the occurrence of what Krikorian called the Armenian Genocide at the hands of the Turks during World War I.
The complaints also relate to Election Commission records on campaign contributions Schmidt received from the Turkish American Heritage PAC and the Turkish Coalition USA PAC.
Since filing the complaints, Schmidt's counsel has withdrawn four complaints, and an Ohio Elections Commission three-person panel decided there was probable cause to hear the remaining complaints on Thursday, Aug. 13. The five remaining complaints will be reviewed by the entire Commission on Sept. 3.
In preparation for the Sept. 3 hearing, Krikorian's lawyer requested a subpoena for well known whistleblower and former interpreter for the FBI, Sibel Edmonds. The OEC declined to enforce the subpoena, however Edmonds agreed to speak to Krikorian and Schmidt's lawyers on a voluntary basis.
The video deposition was brought forward by Krikorian's counsel to provide background on the alleged involvement of the Turkish government in Congressional affairs through blackmail, bribery, and campaign contributions filtered through various organizations.…
Continue reading'Preliminary review' looks at whether interrogations followed guidance of the Bush 'torture memos.'
By Warren Richey
Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor from the August 24, 2009 edition
In a highly contentious move, Attorney General Eric Holder on Monday appointed a special prosecutor to take a fresh look at whether US officials violated the law through harsh treatment of detainees during the Bush administration's war on terror.
Mr. Holder said he was authorizing John Durham, a career Justice Department prosecutor, to conduct a "preliminary review into whether federal laws were violated in connection with the interrogation of specific detainees at overseas locations." He did not identify those detainees by name or where they were allegedly mistreated.
"I fully realize my decision to commence this preliminary review will be controversial," Holder said. "In this case, given all the information currently available, it is clear to me that this review is the only responsible course of action for me to take."
The announcement came shortly after the administration released a redacted version of a 2004 CIA Inspector General's report on harsh interrogation tactics.
The report said CIA interrogators threatened to kill the children of alleged 9/11 mastermind Khaled Shaikh Mohammed, and threatened another detainee with a power drill and suggestions that if he didn't talk his mother would be brought into the room and raped in front of him.
The report was sent to the Justice Department for possible prosecution during the Bush administration. Prosecutors declined. The issue was resurrected by… Continue reading
By Debra Sweet
August 24, 2009
CIA Torture Report to be Released
The release of the long-anticipated CIA report, quashed since 2006 by the Bush regime, and then postponed several times by the Obama administration, is set for Monday August 24. It's been leaked. Newsweek and the Guardian UK, "Bombshell report on CIA interrogations is leaked" report the CIA used mock executions to terrorize detainees through threatening the use of pistols and electric drills.
It's reported that the Attorney General will make a decision in the next few days on whether to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate allegations of torture. The New York Times analyzed the problem Eric Holder is up against, having been instructed by Barack Obama not to look "backward" while saying "we do not torture":
"Mr. Holder has told associates he is weighing a narrow investigation, focusing only on C.I.A. interrogators and contract employees who clearly crossed the line and violated the Bush administration's guidelines and engaged in flagrantly abusive acts. But in taking that route, Mr. Holder would run two risks. One is the political fallout if only a handful of low-level agents are prosecuted for what many critics see as a pattern of excess condoned at the top of the government. The other is that an aggressive prosecutor would not stop at the bottom, but would work up the chain of command, and end up with a full-blown criminal inquiry into the intelligence agencies – just the kind of broad, open-ended criminal… Continue reading
by Lisa Pease
August 21, 2009
Consortium News
In any kind of major transnational event, there is the historical truth, what actually happened, and the political truth, what must have happened for the nations involved to continue on as before.
Sometimes, these accounts match; other times, these "truths" are wildly divergent, which appears to be the case with the Lockerbie bombing.
On Thursday, Abdel Baset al-Megrahi, the former Libyan intelligence officer convicted of planting a bomb aboard Pan Am Flight 103 which exploded over the hills over Lockerbie, Scotland, on Dec. 21, 1988, was released. The Scottish authorities said they were letting al-Megrahi go free on "compassionate grounds" because he was terminally ill from cancer.
This decision caused an uproar in the United States. Obama administration officials lodged angry protests; family members of the victims decried the move, and TV pundits joined in the lamentations. But what do they really know about the Lockerbie bombing, beyond what they've read in the last few days?
The truth about what happened at Lockerbie appears quite a bit more complex than the cookie-cutter version presented by the mainstream media. Several longtime observers of the al-Megrahi case have concluded that it has always been weak, at best.
According to British journalist Hugh Miles in a 2007 article for London Review of Books, many "lawyers, politicians, diplomats and relatives of Lockerbie victims now believe that the former Libyan intelligence officer is innocent."
Miles quoted Robert Black QC, an Edinburgh University professor emeritus of Scottish… Continue reading
Federal judge rules detainee's lawyers can question 9/11 mastermind Mohammed
_ in writing
AP News
Aug 23, 2009 05:22 EST
Lawyers for a Guantánamo Bay detainee will be allowed to question — in
writing — accused Sept. 11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, a federal
judge has ruled. The decision is a setback for government lawyers who had sought
to limit the scope of detainee lawyers' challenges to the detention and prosecution
of terror suspects.
In a written ruling, Judge Ricardo Urbina says lawyers for detainee Abdul Raheem
Ghulam Rabbani can submit written questions about their client to Mohammed.
Prosecutors say he worked for Mohammed, but Rabbani's lawyers contend he was
just a menial servant, not a part of any terror network.
The ruling says prosecutors may review the answers before delivering them to
Rabbani's lawyers to remove any national security information.
Government lawyers had unsuccessfully sought to convince the judge that any
questioning of Mohammed by Rabbani's lawyers would risk exposing details of
sensitive intelligence programs.
Urbina's 15-page decision says Mohammed may have information that could help
Rabbani's case, and allows Rabbani's lawyers to submit "a list of narrowly
tailored" questions for Mohammed.
Mohammed has boasted of masterminding the Sept. 11 attacks, and he is the most
high-profile detainee of the 229 terror suspects held at the detention facility
at the U.S. military base in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
His possible testimony was a contentious issue in another terrorism case, the
trial of Zacarias Moussaoui. The court ruled… Continue reading
August 19, 2009
This took place at the Anthony Wayne Movie Theater in Wayne, PA. Thanks to everyone that came out tonight, and thanks to Betsy Metz for making it possible. Correction: The news about NORAD lying, and the 9/11 Commission came out around the time this movie was released.
By Brad Knickerbocker
August 20, 2009
The Christian Science Monitor
For those who had their doubts about the politics behind the Bush administration's "war on terrorism," Tom Ridge's new book will fuel long-held suspicions.
The former Republican governor of Pennsylvania, who was the first head of the Department of Homeland Security, says two top Bush officials — Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and Attorney General John Ashcroft — pressured him to up the terror alert level before the 2004 election, according to promotional materials by publisher Macmillan.
"Ridge also charges that he was often 'blindsided' during daily morning briefings with Bush because the FBI withheld information from him, and says he was never invited to sit in on National Security Council meetings," reports AFP.
Former Bush officials have been quick to push back on Ridge's revelation.
Frances Frago Townsend, who coordinated homeland security matters at the National Security Council under President Bush, said Ridge is "absolutely wrong" in his allegation. "Politics played no part in any discussion" of the Homeland Security Council, Ms. Townsend insists in The Atlantic.
Not surprisingly, Ridge's news has ricocheted around cable TV, radio talk shows, and the blogosphere.
Kansas City Star columnist Yael Abouhalkah says Ridge's "serious charges" are "scathing."
"An abuse so gross — if Ridge is right — shows, among other things, what a powerful influence on the all-important tracking polls terror alerts must have had," writes Ben Smith on Politico.com. "And it suggests that Obama's efforts to keep terror arrests out of… Continue reading
August 19, 2009
by Jason Leopold
The Public Record
Nine Republican lawmakers sent a letter to Eric Holder Wednesday saying the U.S. could face a terrorist attack if the attorney general appoints a special prosecutor to investigate the CIA's use of torture against "war on terror" suspects.
Holder is under pressure to resist launching a criminal probe, even one limited to rogue CIA interrogators. At the same time, he is facing mounting pressure from some prominent Democrats and civil liberties and human rights groups to not only sign off on a criminal investigation but to expand it to include top Bush administration officials.
The latest correspondence came on Wednesday, in a letter to the attorney general that said an investigation into the CIA's interrogation practices, no matter how limited in scope, would jeopardize the "security for all Americans, "chill future intelligence activities," and could "leave us more vulnerable to attack."
The senators resorted to fear-mongering, invoking the terrorist attacks on 9/11 to try and dissuade Holder
"We are deeply concerned by recent news reports that you are 'poised to appoint a special prosecutor' to investigate CIA officials who interrogated al Qaeda terrorists. Such an investigation could have a number of serious consequences, not just for the honorable members of the intelligence community, but also for the security of all Americans," the letter says.
The letter was sent to Holder by Senate Republican Whip Jon Kyl of Arizona, Sen. Kit Bond, R-Mo., vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Sen. Jeff… Continue reading
PRESS RELEASE: For Immediate Distribution
August 17, 2009
Movie screening: "9/11: BLUEPRINT FOR TRUTH"
Friday 09/11/2009, 5:20 PM, at Riverview Theater in Minneapolis (8th anniversary
of 9/11)
In this 60-minute director's cut edition of "9/11: BLUEPRINT FOR TRUTH, The
Architecture of Destruction," San Francisco Bay area architect, Richard Gage,
AIA, provides a series of abridged versions of the full research copy. The stunning
multimedia presentations will deliver myth-shattering scientific evidence surrounding
the explosive demolition of all 3 World Trade center buildings.
This free screening is sponsored by the family of Patricia J. Statz, who died
in the Pentagon on 09/11/2001. This screening is endorsed by the Minnesota Alliance
of Peacemakers (MAP), the War Resisters League MN, Veterans For Peace, Ground
Zero Minnesota, MN 9/11 Truth and We Are Change Minnesota.
Riverview Theater
3800 42nd Ave S
Minneapolis, MN 55406-3504
(612) 729-7369
5:20 pm, Friday September 11, 2009 (doors open at 5 pm)
Catherine Statz, 651/698-1308
Bruce Stahlberg, 612/558-5959
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
By John Bursill — Australian Activist and Engineer
August 15, 2009
As the anniversary of 9/11 approaches once again it leads us to reflect on
what we have achieved and what is yet to be achieved by the 9/11 Truth and Justice
Campaign. One thing we all might agree on is that a more "focused"
and "deliberate" media campaign is in order this anniversary.
In this last year we have received some very powerful tools to use in our battle
against those who would see us fade away as a movement. The most powerful is
arguably the "Active Thermitic Material Discovered in Dust from 9/11 World
Trade Center Catastrophe" paper provided, peer reviewed and published by
our hard working scholars internationally. While this world-changing evidence
has received press in parts of Europe and Asia, it has not been reported on
within the corporate media of the "Coalition of the willing", being
predominantly the United States, United Kingdom and Australia. It is important
to note these countries are also the major supporters of the "War on Terror"
having direct military involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan to this day.
What I propose is an all out, all day attempt to get this controversial paper
reported on in the press by demonstrating in front of corporate media facilities
worldwide. With simply the "Thermitic Materials Paper" in one hand
and Architects and Engineers DVD "9/11 Blueprint for Truth" in the
other we have a completely rational and non-conspiratorial basis to demand that
the press… Continue reading


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She said "Yeah, Why do you guys always ask that?" Things that make you go "hmmmmm...."
Oh no not again It hurts so good I don't understand Infatuation
And we sing: Life is djoy, life is djoy. The world is djoy, the world is djoy. This is life as I know it...
I still want something real This is the world that we live in I know that we can heal over time This is the world that we live in
Music is the doctor of my soul
Lithium I'm so happy 'cause today I've found my friends They're in my head...
Houston, do you hear me? Ground control, can you feel me? Need permission to land I don't wanna rock, DJ
...one of these days, i'm going to cut you into little pieces...
Oh, yeah Kickstart my heart Give it a start Oh, yeah, baby!
The less I seek my source for some definitive The closer I am to fine. We go to the bible, we go through the workout We read up on revival, and we stand up for the lookout There's more than one answer to these questions Pointing me in a crooked line
I'm hooked on a feeling! I'm high on believing that you're in love with me!
I know it sounds absurd but please tell me who I am? Who I am, who I am, who I am 'Coz I'm feeling so illogical
But I'd rather have a bottle in front of me, Than have to have a frontal lobotomy. I might be drunk, but at least I'm not insane
When the love around begins to suffer And you can't find love in one, in one another Push away those bitter tears, bitter tears
My dog Sam eats purple flowers, We ain't got much, but what we've got's ours We dig snow and the rain and the bright sunshine. Draggin' the line
These changing years, they add to your confusion Oh, and you need to hear the time that told the truth You know, there's something about you, baby, so right I wouldn't be without you, baby, tonight
I've found a reason to show A side of me you didn't know A reason for all that I do ...And the reason is you
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The record shows I took the blows and did it my way...
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That's according to Deal's spokesman Brian Robinson. Deal is set outline his priorities and release key budget details during his annual State of the State address later Wednesday.
A large increase in education funding was expected amid growing state revenues and concerns that more than half of Georgia's school districts were not meeting a state minimum of 180 school days due to budget cuts.
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Grant Slauterbeck, the Iron Horse Hotel's new executive chef, is debuting a revised menu for the hotel's Smyth restaurant and Branded bar Friday. »Read Full Blog Post
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Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning.
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Welcome to Hessen! - Come on a tour of discovery.
Hessen Agentur is the service agency of the State of Hessen. We implement projects, campaigns and promotion activities and act as a consultantcy and "Think Tank". Our ambition is to support the State of Hessen as well as several other public institutions to meet the targets regarding the economic development promotion in Hessen at its best. HA Hessen Agentur GmbH's tourism and congress marketing is a competence centre for advertising and marketing Hessian regions and towns domestically and abroad. It concentrates on the market segments Outdoor & Countryside, City breaks, Spa & Wellness as well as Meetings & Conventions.
Set in the centre of Germany, the Hessian regions and cities offer attractive holiday and leisure opportunities for hikers, cyclists, culture and nature lovers, anyone wishing to relax and families. Idyllic half timbered towns and big city flair, over 3,300 kilometres of Hessian long distance cycle paths, countless cultural events, 30 spas and therapeutic baths, over 2,100 kilometres of quality-tested hiking paths, twelve UNESCO World Heritage sites, castles, schlosses and museums in abundance - Hesse is a state of contrasts.
With 200,000 indirect and direct jobs, around 12 billion euros of gross sales from overnight stay and day trip tourism and a share of around 3.8 per cent of the state's income, tourism is as much an important economic and image factor as it is a sector of the future in Hesse. In comparison with other German federal states Hesse is currently in 5th place nationally with 31 million overnight stays.
Cultural Highlights – our Top 6
1.UNESCO World Heritage sites: Hesse is proud of its World Heritage sites. You too can be enchanted by the UNESCO World Heritage sites in Hesse – the Abbey and Altenmünster of Lorsch, the Upper Middle Rhine Valley, the Upper German-Raetian Limes, Messel Pit Fossil Site, the Kellerwald-Edersee National Park (Ancient Beech Forests of Germany) and the Bergpark's Hercules Monument and water Features in Kassel. UNESCO Memory of the World: Metropolis", silent motion picture in Wiesbaden, the Children's and Household Tales by the Brothers Grimm in Kassel, the Lorsch Pharmacopoeia, The "Golden Bull" and the document collections of the International Tracing Service in Bad Arolsen.
2. Culinary delights: Food and drink is an important theme for Hesse, and the local food and wine is really worth a try. The wine-regions Rheingau and Bergstraße are famous for their Riesling and various regions in Hesse for their apple wine production. www.hessen-alacarte.de
3.Castles and abbeys: The many old castles and abbeys in Hesse are the bearers of history. From the Frankenstein castle close to Darmstadt to the Sababurg castle in the northern part of Hesse – there are more than 350 castles to be found in the region. Hesse also has various well known abbeys like the Eberbach abbey in the Rheingau region. www.schloesser-hessen.de
4. Museums: The art museum "Alte Meister" is an absolute highlight in the Kassel museum landscape, to which also the biggest hillside park in Europe belongs, the "Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe". Various museums are situated in Frankfurt am Main , like the "Kunstmuseum Städel".
5. Citys: Bad Homburg v. d. Höhe is more than just a spa town – it is a wellness oasis with city casino, situated only 25 minutes away from Frankfurt . www.bad-homburg.de Darmstadt is the city of Jugendstil. Mathildenhöhe, the century old and outstanding artist colony, is an absolute highlight. www.darmstadt.de. Frankfurt am Main is the historical city of coronations and of Goethe. www.frankfurt.de The Baroque town of Fulda sparkles with its many baroque buildings and history. www.fulda.de The spirit of innovation continues to drive the long-established university town of Giessen. www.giessentourismus.de Hanau is the birth place of the Brothers Grimm, commemorated by a national memorial of the famous writers. www.hanau.de The world famous exhibition of contemporary art "documenta" takes place in Kassel – next in 2017. www.kassel-tourist.de The City of Marburg is an old university city on the Lahn River www.marburg.de Offenbach is a center for the leather industry - the German Leather Museum is worth a visit www.offenbach.de ! Wiesbaden is the capital state of Hesse. One of its "must sees" is the famous "Kurhaus" with its historical casino. www.wiesbaden.de Wetzlar: The timber-framed and Baroque ensemble is surrounded by a ring of parks. www.wetzlar.de
6. The Brothers Grimm – Hesse's world famous collectors of fairly tales – were born in Hanau, grew up in Steinau and worked in Kassel and Marburg. A guidebook on the subject of the Grimms is available under www.fabulous-hesse.com
Health and Fitness Holidays
The Hesse region offers a wide variety of spa resorts and spa traditions that were brought to Hesse by the Romans. Cities like Wiesbaden, Bad Homburg, Bad Wildungen, Bad Orb and Kassell are famous worldwide for their spas, and, with their beautiful surroundings are perfect places to recharge the batteries. In Hesse body and soul are in tune. The spa visit in Hesse is accompanied by modern, high quality hotels offering the perfect combination of traditional spa and modern way of life. Information about the 30 hessian spas: Hessischer Heilbäderverband e. V. www.hessische-heilbaeder.de
Active Lifestyle and Nature
Be it a professional sport of the highest calibre or recreational activities, the Hesse region has something to offer every sports and nature enthusiast. Play a relaxing round of golf at one of the region's many picturesque golf courses, go on a hiking tour through the very serene Hochtaunus Park or the scenic Rheingau, discover the stalagmite caves in Steinau or take part in a canoe tour, sailing regatta or cruise on rivers like the Nidda, Lahn, Fulda, Weser, Main or Rhine. Vast gardens, beautiful parks, historical spa facilities, botanical collections and herb gardens, idyllic valleys, rolling hills and an extensive regional park represent the relatively unknown and unexpected side of Hesse. Become acquainted with the region's stunning natural beauty through a cycling tour along the beautiful river banks or a hiking tour through the vineyards that offer trails for all levels of expertise.
Different parts of Hesse offer a great variety of hiking routes. Many of them, like the "Rheinsteig", the "Nibelungensteig" or the "Rothaarsteig", are honoured with the quality seal of the German Hiking Association, which makes it a reliable choice for a hiking-vacation. A total of 2,100 kilometres of quality-tested hiking paths await enthusiasts in Hesse. Various brochures and detailed maps give the guests the reassurance of not getting lost, but there is also opportunities to hike with a guided tour. In Hesse there are many theme-trails to follow.
Hesse has a network of over 3,300 kilometres of long distance cycle paths suitable for all abilities and ages. The cycle route planner in the internet (www.radroutenplaner.hessen.de) makes it possible to find a route optimally taking cyclist friendly "Bed & Bike" accommodation into account. A range of cycle paths along former railway routes offers cycling enjoyment without extreme climbs. In this manner the 245 kilometre long Hessian Railway Cycle Path connects the Volcano Cycle Path in the Vogelsberg with the Milseburg Cycle Path in the Rhön.
Touring on the water
The rivers in the Hesse region offer many water-based activities like canoeing or river cruises, which can take place the whole year around. The months between April and October are particularly ideal for these activities because of the mild summer climate. There are both campsites and a range of hotels available along the hiking rivers. The best known river for canoe tours is the Lahn, which flows through important historic towns such as Marburg,Wetzlar, Weilburg and Limburg
Relaxing meetings in Bad Homburg
The KongressCenter in the Kurhaus Bad Homburg is located in the city centre on the boundary of the Kurpark, one of the most beautiful parks in Europe.
Forward looking meetings in Darmstadt
Darmstadt is a city of science and is also known as the centre of the "Jugendstil". The darmstadtium is located in this inspiring environment –the ideal meeting place for science, business and culture.
International meetings in Frankfurt
Frankfurt is Europes largest trade fair location and one of its most important finance locations. The Frankfurt Convention Bureau is your professional contact for all convention decision.
Baroque meetings in Fulda
The Kongresszentrum Esperanto and the the baroque convention rooms in the Orangerie with the adjoining Hotel Maritim promises a really special convention experience.
Fairy tale meetings in Hanau
The birthplace of the Brothers Grimm offers the Congress Park Hanau (CPH)- directly on the boundary of the historic Old Town.
Artistic meetings in Kassel
The imposing Kongress Palais Kassel is in the middle of the city. As one of the most beautiful historic convention centres it combines highly stylish tradition with the modern.
Eventful meetings in Wetzlar
The Goethe and optics town Wetzlar offers a wide range of convention locations such as the Rittal Arena ot the Stadthalle Wetzlar.
Exclusive meetings in Wiesbaden
Wiesbaden is one of the oldest spas in Europe. The 100 year old Kurhaus is a multi-function events centre.an the Rhein-Main-Hallen offers over20,000 square metres of floor space.
Further information: www.tagungsplaner-hessen.de
Hesse is a region easily reached from all over the world, whether visitors arrive by, train, car, public transportation, or even by bike or foot. Several tailor-made tours exist to make travelling in Hesse easy for guests, whether travelling alone, in a group or with their family. Arrangements for less mobile visitors have also been made to make the region's beauty available to everyone. If a group wants to visit Hesse, they can choose from a wide range of tailor-made packages with themes appealing to all interests. Culture and music, city breaks and short trips, hiking and biking tours, trips for schools and young people – are just a few of the many themes for groups with individual programmes that also include high standards of accommodation. To go by coach through the region is a comfortable way to see all the highlights of interest, and several cities have special arrangements for coach tourism. www.hessen-salesguide.com
Travel for the less mobile
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"Hesse is a region to fall in love with. Visitors who take the time to discover the hidden pearls of the region, are surprised at the variety of attractions there are within short distances. Going on an individual trip to Hesse offers the opportunity of going on an exciting adventure and discovering German traditions at their source. The ability to rent a car, go biking or hiking or move around on public transport provides many opportunities for guests.
There are plenty of accommodation offers in Hesse, ranging from hotels, guesthouses, farms and campsites, to hostels of all categories. The right accommodation for individual tastes and budgets can be found in any city or area of the region.
Many cities in Hesse offer amenities for activities within a certain city or area.
A few examples are:
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"Itty Bitty" is a lesbian rock and roll romp about Anna, an insecure, apolitical girl who encounters a radical political art group, falls in love with its leader, Sadie, and transforms from a girl into a woman.
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I love all of your work @Walmazan! You have made some of my favorite shirts, diggin' this one too. Keep it up!
Re: Motivation
Little does this guy know, that bacon is actually vegetarian fake-on.
Re: Waiting for Motivation
theLordsarmy wrote:I love it... now that we have the link... care to interpret the meaning ;)
No comment.
grrlmarvel wrote:All my notebooks look like this. LOL.
All my notebooks used to look like this -- not as much need for dead-tree notebooks anymore!
Another great design! That would be a great motivation for me too. I think I'd just cave and cut the string eventually though.
Hi Guys!
capedcrusader514 wrote:Hi Guys!
You'll want to take that word "bunny" off your detail image. You are not allowed to add anything to the thumbnail and that will cause you to get rejection... sometimes the rejections come slowly on the weekends, so it would be better to resubmit now before you lose a bunch of votes. Nice job on the shirt though.
Re: DOWN WITH THE BUNNY
I love the idea, but I feel like the the tortoise sets a standard of detail that the bunny doesn't reach, if that makes sense. I think it would do much better if you re-subbed it with a more detailed bunny. That's my 2 cents anyway. Good job!
Where did the Godzilla shirt go?
Re: Lazy Kid
I'm pretty lazy myself, but not too lazy to click 'vote'.
specsmachine wrote:Where did the Godzilla shirt go?
It was brought to my attention that Godzilla is considered pop culture, which I had completely forgotten about, so I took it down Thanks so much everyone for the response on this one!
Re: Jump For It
It looks good, GMV. Little does everyone know the little man is actually a devourer of worlds. Muahahahaha.
Also qualifies for the future "infinite energy" derby.
Re: The Birthplace of Inspiration
Beautiful job!
Re: The Minor Inconvenience Avoider
For some reason this full image widens my design, but the thumbnail has it with the right dimensions.
Hi Guys.
so true so true love it
Bahahaha. That's great! Love it!
collinvh wrote:Funny how many times I've seen comments like this written on your work. Very nice colors and you captured your concept in the art.
3+ years of too many turbunguins, not to mention past associations, can skew some folks to be more critical of the designs. I'm seeing the change, and that also means putting the past behind. When the quality and details are there, the votes are warranted.
yellowflower wrote:Looks like popcorn to me.
Oohh. I might have never guessed if someone didn't tell me.
Wow. It's a tortoise that doesn't look cute. That's a change. I kind of like it. Don't know that I'd wear it. But I like the art.
..... Motivation?
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Re: Mousestache Problem
Humiliation can be an excellent motivator. Maybe if this cat were a better mouser he wouldn't have mice drawing on him while he's asleep. How embarrassing...
Re: Unidentified Motivation
cool looking design. love the way light was rendered coming of the ufo. gmv
paaiyan wrote:..... Motivation?
Lack thereof
Re: Ultimate Perserverance
Someday he would like to be a girl's best friend too.
Re: Slow Morning
I know that no one on woot likes turtles or coffee, but I made this design anyway ;) It illustrates how I felt at the airport all day today. Thanks so much for looking
Oh my, love the slippers Great work as usual.
Re: The Muse
Hi everyone. It's been awhile... chumpmagic lives!!!! Anyhoo... enjoy!!!
Everybody loves bacon!
Re: Go Kitty Go!
"Go Kitty Go!"
Re: Learning To Fly
This has such a great color scheme
Re: Die : never again !
You need to withdraw this and resubmit without the text. No text is allowed this week.
Re: Make Like a Tree...
I was thinking the the punchline was going to be "...and get out of here." Since there's a pop culture rule in effect this week, we'll abstain. That aside, I like the shirt.
Epic Need. Floofeh Kitteh. Woot, if you make this shirt happen you will have all of my money forever.
Re: Drill Sergeant
For our Veterans and for carpenters. Hope you like.
Re: The Cheese Stands Alone
"Cats and dogs...living together...MASS HYSTERIA!
Re: Life Blood
I love this, however the reflection bothers me. I think it detracts from the image unless the reflection was perhaps larger or at an angle.
This looks absurdly wicked and is unbelievably gorgeous. The contrast of colors here is just...jaw dropping. I would say I hope this wins, but knowing Woot voters and how your designs sell like hotcakes, I think it's safe for me to simply say that I cannot wait to purchase this shirt. Patrickspens, once again, you have outdone yourself.
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This very special issue ofThe Earth Scientist (our biggest ever!) is sponsored by the Cooperative Institute for Climate and Ocean Research at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and is focused on the world';s oceans. The articles, by teachers, scientists, and science educators from across the country, cover a range of topics - polar research, coral reefs, ocean acidification, air-sea interactions, climate research, the Census of Marine Life, ocean drilling, and information on cutting edge observatory initiatives. The issue contains a gorgeous full color, 2'x6' poster developed by the University of Washington's Center for Environmental Visualization illustrating ocean processes and observatories.
Our 2010 Summer issue of The Earth Scientist includes six articles dealing with various aspects of Earth Science. An article from NOAA details how lake effect snow can, under the right conditions, actually occur on the narrow Mississippi River. Another article describes how you can turn your classroom into a low-budget planetarium. Next we include a primer on satellites and their use in oceanography. You will really "dig" the article, complete with lesson plans and worksheets, describing how to do an archaeological dig in your own classroom. Another article summarizes and analyzes the GEMS Program and its use in teaching hands-on Astronomy. Last, but definitely not least, an article which provides enlightening information on the global warming debate.
Our Winter 2011 issue of The Earth Scientist includes 6 articles dealing with various aspects of Earth Science. These include an article recapping the 2011 MESTA/NESTA Summer Field Conference in Hawaii. Then theres an article asking the question, Is there such a thing as geological patience? An article is included describing how rocks and fossils can be used to stimulate student curiosity. Weve included an exceptional article, summarizing the results of our 2011 NESTA survey Whats Happening in Earth & Space Science Education, Today? Theres an article showing how you can effectively use Science Notebooks while working with your classes on a student activity dealing with issues surrounding Waste Management. The issue also includes an article describing a secure method by which your students can easily have conversations, on-line, with real scientists, in a way that stimulates the students thinking and questioning techniques. Finally, as this is the final TES issue of the year, I have included for your use, an Index of all the articles for 2011.
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Scott Voss (Kevin James) is a 42-year-old biology teacher running low on enthusiasm for his profession, often coming into school later than his students. When budget cutbacks threaten the music department and tenure of his affable friend Marty Streb (Henry Winkler), Scott decides that it is time to take positive action. As he was on a wrestling team at university, he cooks up a plan to raise $47,00 for his school by competing in mixed martial arts events. As a night job, Scott helps immigrants to pass citizenship tests and garners the fighting expertise of student Niko (Bas Rutten). Can he win a big city bout, or will his old apathy get the better of him? And will his actions impress improbably attractive school nurse Bella (Salma Hayek)?
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Hampshire supports Dementia Friends and celebrates a year of action on dementia
Thursday, 08 May 2014
Hampshire County Council is delighted to be supporting the Alzheimer's Society and Public Health England's Dementia Friends campaign which is helping people to develop a better understanding of dementia. This complements the Authority's own significant initiative to create dementia friendly communities across the county where people with dementia can live a good life, and feel valued, safe and supported.
The Dementia Friendly Hampshire programme is already celebrating its first year of achievements with some 150 Hampshire businesses and services committing their support, four dementia friendly high streets up and running, 90 consultation and 130 awareness raising events held, the appointment of 11 Dementia Ambassadors, and the roll out of awareness training across all Hampshire libraries and now going into country parks.
Commenting on the success of the campaign to make Hampshire more dementia friendly, Councillor Liz Fairhurst, Hampshire County Council's Executive Member for Adult Social Care and Public Health, said: "I am very proud that Hampshire has been at the forefront of the dementia friendly communities work nationally. Over the past year Dementia Friendly Hampshire has been working to create communities where people with dementia can live well and feel able to make a valued contribution. I would really like to encourage Hampshire residents and businesses to get involved as the more people who join us, the greater the difference we can collectively make to improving the quality of life for people with dementia, their families and carers."
Launched early in 2013 in partnership with one of the county's leading mental health and wellbeing charities, Andover Mind, the goal has been to create a number of recognised dementia friendly communities across the county where people with dementia can live a good life and continue to feel a valued part of their community.
With nearly 20,000 people estimated to be living with dementia in the county now and the possibility that this number may double by 2030, the programme has made significant progress in raising awareness of dementia and is seeing individuals and businesses embracing the need for more understanding of how to support people with the condition, putting Hampshire at the forefront of the Dementia Friendly Communities work nationally.
Reaching the business community is seen as an essential element of the Dementia Friendly Hampshire action plan. Hampshire now has four Dementia Friendly High Streets in Fareham, Lyndhurst, Fleet and Romsey, with more planned to roll out in Year Two of the programme. This means that a good proportion of retailers and service providers display a 'Dementia Friendly Hampshire' window sticker, signalling that staff have had awareness training and now have a good understanding of how to provide the best support and customer experience.
The Hampshire Dementia Action Alliance (HDAA) now boasts some 150 businesses and organisations who have signed up to a National Dementia Declaration and put internal action plans in place.
Looking ahead, Debra Ramchurn, Chief Executive Officer at Andover Mind said: "We have achieved a great deal over the past year but there is more to do in order to achieve our goal of making Dementia Friendly Hampshire self-sustaining. We will be unveiling more Dementia Friendly High Streets and hope to recruit at least a further 100 members to the Hampshire Dementia Action Alliance. We will also be working to develop more peer support groups, particularly in hard to reach and traditionally excluded sectors of the community, as well as recruiting new Ambassadors and delivering consultation and awareness raising activities. We welcome volunteers at all levels to support our work."
Individuals can get involved with Dementia Friendly Hampshire by:
- Registering as a Dementia Friend
- Joining a peer support group as a volunteer
- Becoming an Ambassador
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Adele H.United StatesHairMedium BrownNormal HairBest Curing Iron I've Ever Had.I got the iron to take on vacation to Europe because it is dual control. Turns out I now have two so I can leave one in my suitcase and one in my bathroom because it's the only one I use. Heats up fast and cools down fast - I love it!posted Apr 30, 2013Link to this post
Kathy P.United StatesHairDark BrownNormal HairColor Treated HairChemically Treated HairExactly What I Was Looking ForI wanted a small, lightweight curling iron to put in my carry-on for a European trip. This is the only piece of luggage I am taking, so size and weight are important. This curling iron is ideal. It heats up quickly and gives me a lovely curl.posted Apr 22, 2013Link to this post
NydHairNormal HairColor Treated HairGood Concept But...I'm pretty sure this would work well for someone that can use a little barrel. I have long hair and I love beachy waves so I need a barrel thicker than 3/4". Nice travel size. Hopefully the makers can come up with a thicker barrel size that's suitable for travel.posted Apr 13, 2013Link to this post
Lillian M.BelgiumHairMedium BrownNormal HairSmall But Mightydo not get confuse by the size of this awesome curling iron , my hair is 4 inches below my shoulders and I do my entire head with this curling iron , I AMAZING , I have 5 different ones from $$ to $$$ , I take good care of my hair and I's one of those "is new I need ti try it" kind of girl I buy this for my travels , I love it I wish I have the same bigger for my house but by now I use this one on a regular basis . Thanks Folicaposted Feb 21, 2013Link to this post
Charm J.Arlington, TXHairBlackNormal HairNice Compact Curling IronI was excited to receive the Solia Mini Ceramic Curling Iron. It was indeed small and compact, which will make traveling easy. Like the other reviews, the spring clip is loose and takes awhile to get use to. But once you get the hang of it, it is easy to use. My hair is waist long and so it did take longer to curl my hair. The curls comes out nice and pretty. I usually just curl my ends since I almost always wear a pony tail so the barrel length is not a problem. Overall, I think it is a good product for the money spent.posted Oct 19, 2012Link to this post
MelanieHairMedium BrownThick or Coarse HairNice, Very Hot, But Very SmallThey aren't joking when they say "mini". It's very small which makes it a little difficult to use, but it heats up quickly and works very well!posted Oct 18, 2012Link to this post
NancyUnited StatesHairDark BrownNormal HairCurly HairFine or Thin HairThick or Coarse HairSynthetic HairGreat Travel/anytime Curling IronI absolutely love this mini curling iron. it works Great in my hair and my moms (i have medium-long thin hair and my mom has medium-long thick curly hair) i have even used it on my extensions, so i think it does work with all kinds of hair. it does my curls in just seconds and it stays all day. i love how i can do my curls either tight or loose, it all depends on how you place it on the barrel and how tight, i love this one more than my regular size curling iron and its a bonus that its travel size. i bought it just to travel but once i used it i fell in love with it and now i use it every time i curl my hair. its really a Great buy. the only thing i would change about it would be that it has no temp. change setting its only set on one, but either way i love it and the outcome it gives meposted Aug 11, 2012Link to this post
ElizabethToo HotI have curly hair, but I wanted more defined curls, especially for special-event looks. This iron fried the ends of my hair. It doesn't have temperature settings, so there is no way to decrease the heat. I regret buying it.posted May 2, 2012Link to this post
D C.TxHairFine or Thin HairGreat IronThis little iron is just as described. The small size makes it easier to use than my standard iron. It has plenty of heat to do the job but due to the shorter barrel you have to work with smaller sections of hair and I have fairly short hair so I'm not sure how well it would work for long hair. Like other reviews, it is important to get the hang of the shorter cool tip. And it is a bit disconcerting that you don't have a voltage switch which I assume means this happens inside the handle. It is a bit difficult to rate since this is the only small dual voltage iron I could find which means I can give it a five star with the minor drawbacks mentioned above. Now if I could only find a dual voltage 3/4in hot air brush!posted Feb 20, 2012Link to this post
Pam P.North CarolinaHairDark BrownDry HairFine or Thin HairGreat Little IronI got this as a gift when I purchased my Babyliss Pro blow dryer. It does a great job if you want small curls. I only gave it 4 stars because I wouldn't purchase this one only because of the size of the barrel. I would however LOVE one in a 1" or 1 1/2" barrel.
Definitely makes me consider other Solia products.posted Jan 28, 2012Link to this post
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*Ellie the Elephant and the Silly Shades Brigade in HibbingApr 9th, 2013 10:30 AM - 11:00 AMEvent Location: Hibbing Public Library Price: Free The Duluth Playhouse presents an original adaptation of the fable of the elephant and the blind men written by Sarah Ruth Diener. Join the Silly Shades Brigade as they meet Ellie and try to determine what kind of creature could have a nose like a long spout, big floppy ears, strong feet, a tail like a wire brush and skin like old leather all at the same time. Best for children through Grade 3. Admission
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PREHEAT oven to 400°F. Mix sweet potatoes, sugar, milk, butter, flour, spices, eggs and vanilla in large bowl until blended.
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