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(Posted: 10/25/2012) - Women with breast cancer who were suffering from treatment-related menopausal symptoms experienced symptom relief with cognitive behavioral therapy, physical exercise, or both, according to a Dutch study published October 8, 2012, in the Journal of Clinical Oncology. - Exemestane Reduces Breast Cancer Risk in High-Risk Postmenopausal Women
(Posted: 07/19/2011, Updated: 03/07/2012) - Clinical trial results presented at the 2011 ASCO annual meeting showed that the aromatase inhibitor exemestane (Aromasin®)—commonly used to treat early and advanced-stage breast cancer—substantially reduced the risk of invasive breast cancer in postmenopausal women at high risk of developing the disease. - Exemestane Following Tamoxifen Reduces Breast Cancer Recurrences and Prolongs Survival
(Posted: 02/01/2012) - Long-term follow-up data from a large international phase III trial shows that postmenopausal women with early-stage hormone receptor-positive breast cancer who received 2 to 3 years of tamoxifen and then switched to the drug exemestane (Aromasin®) for a total of 5 years of adjuvant hormone therapy experienced a delay in disease recurrence and a survival advantage, compared with women who took tamoxifen for 5 years. - Combination Therapy Shows Promise for Treating Advanced Breast Cancer
(Posted: 12/21/2011) - Adding the drug everolimus (Afinitor®) to exemestane helped postmenopausal women whose advanced breast cancer had stopped responding to hormonal therapy live about 4 months longer without the disease progressing than women who received exemestane alone.

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RomaCaput Mundi, three words to describe the greatness and the immense value of a city like Rome, admired and appreciated around the world. -
Airport Fiumicino - Leonardo da Vinci
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New Fair of Rome
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Excavations of Ostia Antica
The excavations of Ostia Antica are the oldest colony of Rome at the mouth of the Tiber, a piece of history that goes from the first century (BC) to the fourth century (AD), just 5 minutes from the hotel. Guided tour lasting 3 hours in Ostia Antica every Sunday at 9.30 am. -
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Parco Leonardo is a completely pedestrian city near Rome. Inside, high-quality apartments, the largest shopping mall in Italy, the Fun Palace and the Office Park. Navigation on the Tiber
Do not miss the opportunity to browse through the history of Rome, ask the front desk for information and hours.Castle Giulio II
Only 1 km away from Ostia Antica Park Hotel. Guests have the opportunity to visit the Castle of Giulio II and the medieval village, free entrance and visit.Castel Romano Shopping Outlet
Castel Romano Outlet is located about 25 km from the Ostia Antica Park Hotel and is part of the UK's McArthurGlen network. Buildings that comprise it are inspired by Ancient Rome. More than 130 clothing stores for men and women, shoes, bags, leather goods, accessories, household items, perfumes, sweets. Shuttle bus service from Rome Termini Station and from Piazza Risorgimento. The service is available every day.Zoomarine
Zoomarine Rome is a marine park that is located on the Lazio coast about 15 km from Ostia Antica Park Hotel. Inspired by the concept of Sea World Americans parks. In fact, in addition to classic shows and educational proposals, the Zoomarine park also offers many attractions of various types. The real strength remains the performances: the island of dolphins, the bay of pinnipeds, the forest of parrots, the plain of prey and the galleon of divers.Adventure Park
Adventure Park is located in the pine forest of Castel Fusano (Lido di Ostia, Rome). It is an adventure park, perfectly integrated into the vegetation, which offers visitors the chance to safely experiment with a series of acrobatic activities. There are 3 itineraries suspended among the trees, different for difficulties degree, age and height. Climbing, Trapeze, Balance beam and other acrobatic structures are also suitable for corporate team building.Animal Farm
A unique wildlife park that is different from the classic zoos due to the fact that it is focused entirely on domestic animals from all over the world. Designed especially for children and families. The little ones can play with baby goats, rabbits, chickens and many other animals. The park offers the opportunity to take a walk on the back of ponies, donkeys or camels. Entrance: € 7.00 per person (free for children up to 2 years).Theatre Ostia Antica
1 km from Ostia Antica Park Hotel. The Roman theater offers an extremely suggestive atmosphere, and on summer nights are often organized theater performances, concerts and cabaret.Ostia Lido Nino Manfredi Theatre
The Nino Manfredi theatre allow fans to have quality shows just 4 km from the Ostia Antica Park Hotel.UCI Cinema
A 10 km from the Ostia Antica Park Hotel you will find a multiplex cinema UCI-chain that guarantees sound quality, high-definition video and many shows at different times.Punta Ovest
The PUNTA OVEST is the new philosophy of living the sea of Rome; you will find many services, warmth and kindness, spend with us your summer season from sunrise to sunset, you only need swimsuit and towel!Campi golf
Golfers do not miss the chance to play in the Roman courses. In particular, at 6 km from the Ostia Antica Park Hotel you will find the Tibergolf.Kitesurf
The often windy coast of Rome shoreline allow you to enjoy this fantastic sport. Just 4 km from the Ostia Antica Park Hotel you will find one of the first schools that has spread all around the Lazio coast, as well as in many places in Italy.Beach Volley
At 4 km from the Ostia Antica Park Hotel there is a fantastic school of Beach Volley that will allow you to engage yourself with your friends in this fantastic sport.PalaFijlkam
About 7 km from the Ostia Antica Park Hotel. The Olympic Center Fijlkam is the seat of the activities of the Italian Federation of Judo, Wrestling, Karate and Martial Arts. It is one of the most prestigious places for the development of high level sports.Lipu Ostia
BIRDWATCHING fans do not miss the opportunity to observe the most typical species of the Roman coast, 7 km from the Ostia Antica Park Hotel.Excursions on Horseback
Just few km from the Ostia Antica Park Hotel you will have the opportunity to make excursions on horseback; "La Tenuta del Girasole" is located in via della Macchiarella 17 Ostia Antica.


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Thursday, May 7, 2009
Charlie Dickens
Yes, ladies and gentleman, it's true. These names might seem full of quaint English charm. But this is a tall tale of two cities. They slap all their nail polish with insufferably British names, but do you know where this company is based? Seattle. And last time I checked, Seattlites weren't always going on about snogging chimney sweeps over crumpets. Sorry, Butter London, you're not David Copperfield; you can't wave your wand and magically change your nationality and time period. Not only are you not on a nickname basis with "Charlie Dickens," I would be very surprised if anyone who works at your company ever got past "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times."
Anyway, at least the colors are pretty. If you've been saving your nicklebys lately, you could go for one. Just polish your monocle first.
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- AnonymousMay 9, 2009 at 11:08 AM
Love your blog, and this entry is very funny! I have tried Butter London, and have to say the polish is a streaky mess. Not worth it, in my opinion. So, please do mock the silly company, and its silly name!
ReplyDelete Ink--my favorite fake English accent experience happened in college during orientation week. I got together to play pool with a guy and noticed he was talking very strangely. Then slowly it dawned on me: I had once mentioned offhand that I thought English accents were cute. So he was doing his level best (not very good!) to put one on. And he only said two things! Whenever I hit a ball into a hole, he would say "A wonderful shot. Except, once again, you are between me and my way out." And whenever I missed, he would say "A shot full of sound and fury, signifying nothing." You can imagine, the ladies loved him.
Insider--please stick around and grab as many laughs as you can! I usually have trouble fitting more than four in my hands, but that's why they invented shopping carts.
Anon., thanks! I actually got some nail polish from them (right now I'm wearing "Thames") and was expecting something amazing for that price tag. But I've been really disappointed in how it's holding up--it doesn't even go a day without chipping! What a rip-off!Hey, lady, I'm the one who makes the nail polish puns around here!
And fun? FUN? We played air hockey and he wouldn't use the red puck because it was the color of Communism. We went to a moderately dressy orientation event and he told me how much his suit cost (five hundred pounds) and that it was made by the tailor to the Prince of England. And he told me that he prays every night for George Bush.
So yes, it was awesome!Hello, nail polish lovers.
Thought I'd set the record straight on the authenticity of butter LONDON.
The company was founded by a Brit (me)and fabulous Creative Director, Nonie Creme, is a famous session manicurist out of London.
We run our offices out of Seattle because I moved there with my husband in 2002.
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TSMRI facilities support Juneau public schools with hands-on learning experiences for more than one thousand students a year, and by hosting science fair projects mentored and judged by NMFS scientists. The lobby of TSMRI is open to the public daily for viewing of marine life in aquariums, for enjoying the stunning views of the surrounding sea and mountains from the observation deck, for taking guided tours of the facilities, and for attending lectures that use the Science on a Sphere visualizations provided by Oceanic and Atmospheric Research and National Marine Fisheries Service. TSMRI has two conference rooms that are made available to state, federal and local government organizations including Juneau Public Schools, USCG, State Departments of Transportation, Labor, and Fish and Game. In addition TSMRI also hosts public outreach events such as open houses in observance of World Ocean Day and Ted Stevens Day.
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Men's Basketball Holds Off Waynesburg in Season-Opener
Frostburg State (1-0) will face Bridgewater, an 88-79 winner over Salisbury in Friday's earlier game, in the championship game Saturday at 4.
Waynesburg will take on Salisbury in the consolation game at 2.
The Bobcats held a tense 59-56 lead with 6:42 remaining and created some breathing room on a lay-up by Small and a three-pointer by Knight.
However, the Yellow Jackets closed to within three, 69-66, on a jumper by freshman Beau Wilson with 4:02 left.
Knight came through with more big plays, grabbing a defensive rebound and hitting a basket before pulling down another Waynesburg miss that led to a lay-up by sophomore Steve Coursey (Ellicott City, Md./Howard) that gave the Bobcats a 73-66 advantage with 2:19 to go.
The Yellow Jackets would not go quietly, however, using back-to-back three-pointers from senior Mike King and Wilson to pull to within one 75-74 with 49 seconds left.
Coursey made one of two free throws and senior Ryan Grabill (Boonsboro, Md./Williamsport) sealed the win by hitting three-of-four shots from the stripe in the final 17 seconds.
Frostburg State looked like it would have little problem with a youthful Waynesburg team featuring 13 freshmen under first-year head coach Frank Ferraro.
The Bobcats jumped out to an 18-4 lead in the first 9:57 behind Knight, who scored five points and grabbed five rebounds in the spurt.
However, the Yellow Jackets fought their way back, using a 20-6 run to forge a 24-24 tie. Waynesburg scored seven straight to close to within 22-19 before junior Nick Tomsko later nailed a three-pointer to bring his squad even.
Coursey sank a jumper to put FSU ahead 26-24, but King answered with a three-pointer and sophomore Ryan Bujnowski followed with a lay-up to put Waynesburg back in front 29-26.
FSU junior David Quay, Jr. (Lewiston, Pa./Indian Valley), who transferred from Waynesburg this year, then took over, sinking back-to-back lay-ups, grabbing a rebound and assisting on another basket as the Bobcats took the lead again, 32-29.
A Coursey lay-up gave FSU a 34-29 advantage before freshman Jeff Nero hit a jumper to bring the Yellow Jackets to within 34-31 at halftime.
Coursey finished with nine points and eight assists, while Quay added eight points and six rebounds. Junior Chris Vaughn (Manchester, Md./North Carroll) also scored eight points.
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- 03-20-12, 11:40 AM Thread Author #1
Instagram for BlackBerry - yay or nay?
Do you want it?? I'm good either way. I would totally use it, but I can definitely live without it. Let's hear your thoughts!
I want it on my BlackBerry ASAP. I like Instagram. It has critical mass, so unfortunately other photo sharing apps don't quite have the audience. There's specific friends, family, etc. I want to be following on Instagram. Need it!
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Chief Media Officer, Mobile Nations - 03-20-12, 12:29 PM #3
I give instagram a gigantic meh. Could care less if it came or not, if I wanted to share a picture I have facebook or twitter. I dont need to follow someone who posts pictures of their food, just sayin'
instagram is a great app, its community is what makes it a success and what makes it fun to use. the ability to follow trends and use hashtags is what all competitors are missing. however the app crashes like 50% of the time on my iphone 4s, so i know theres no way in he.ll a blackberry could ever handle it based off this statistic, and the fact that apps like "lens boost" for BB run so painfully slow.
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Calm down or im gonna be forced to use ninja star. - 03-20-12, 12:42 PM #5
Instagram for BlackBerry and the BlackBerry Playbook would be great. I know a lot of friends who are iPhone and iPod touch users and they constantly boast about how awesome instagram and the iPhone / iPod touch are but as a die-hard BlackBerry fan and user, I really hope the Instagram app comes to the BlackBerry and BlackBerry Playbook real soon.
I personally hate filters so I don't really care if we get it. Seems like there is a big percent of people that want this app.
Edit: Filters are all I think about when I think about this app. Pretty much all the pictures I see uploaded to Facebook with the instagram tag have a filter on them. I don't know what else there is with the app besides the whole sharing aspect of it.Last edited by eKafara; 03-20-12 at 12:46 PM.
I would never use it. I think one of the problems Blackberry is facing is that many of us that use Blackberry phones and/or the Playbook, use it TO DO things. I don't have time or care to share photos with anyone except the two people who live with me (I can show them by hand), and my girlfriend and my best friend (both have blackberry phones/Playbooks and rarely use social sites, like me).
My example is Facebook. I have a Facebook account, I have about 300+ friends, etc. because I used to work at Disneyland, and have a lot of connections there. I log in just about never and when I do, it's usually to look at something someone called or emailed and told me to check out. I rarely look at it because I just don't care all that much who went out to lunch today.
The problem is, I want instagram to be on Blackberry even though, I'll almost never use it, if ever, because it will help the Platform which I absolutely LOVE. I hope to never have a phone without a physical keyboard. I use mine to remote type on my Playbook daily.
I use my Torch 9810 and my Playbook about 30-50 times per day minimum, and 75% of that is for emails, 15% is BBM and text, and 10% is for calling people (usually my girlfriend).
My thoughts - 03-20-12, 01:25 PM #10
My 8 year old has it on her iPod touch, she likes it and it is easy for her and her little friends. However on her playbook she now has PicShop and you know what she likes Picshop more because of the way you can dress-up a photo with the extra's (stickers). She is an odd duck as she takes the pic with the playbook, runs it through Picshop, then via taking a picture of the playbook screen, to Instagram and off to her little friends. If you ask me though as a parent I would like to see some more controls on who can see the pics and who is following you. Perhaps I haven't looked enough for these settings.
I see the comment about BB owners do things and do not have time for such apps. Maybe this what the big time devs think. I have just began to use my Iphone it hasn't been a full week and I hate it. No blinking light no native apps. I have spent the entire day trying to set up email. I finally have work email coming in bit not going out. The Ui is smooth and easy to use but I really understand the difference between the BB and the itoy. I cant sign a new contract because I believe RIM will blow minds away with bb10 if they don't then I should be use to this thing by then. Instagram is cool but I think every company is staying away until bb10. Besides all the other companies are updating their apps for the new ipad ? BB gets no love
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I would say a yay to Instagram for BlackBerry's. I have it on my iPhone and love it.
I would love instagram for my bold, it is so frustrating to see how slow are instaphoto,lensboost,compared to instagram, it kills me not to have it
I want it so bad.
I have it on my iPhone and I love it. I can see where there would be a huge demand for it on BlackBerry.
Sent from my iPhone4S using Tapatalk - 03-21-12, 05:45 AM #18
If it came out for the BB, I would probably give it a go but right now I'm not looking for it. I have a lot of iPhone/iPod users who post Instagram photos and the pictures do look fantastic.
I like putting filters on some of my pictures and I'm currently using two social photo sharing apps that are available for the BB and it's FREE. First being Molome which sets up easily and has a bigger fan base (available for Symbian and Android too) compared to the second one which is BibbyCam. I had a more difficult time setting up BibbyCam with sign ups and Facebook, it has some nicer filters and a more 'professional' UI plus privacy settings (a plus!).When life gives you lemons, squirt lemon juice in your enemy's eyes.
BB Curve 8520 > LG G2 - 03-21-12, 06:31 AM #19
Anyone know any alternatives?
Nash - 03-21-12, 10:09 AM #21
I need Instagram on my BlackBerry.
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Could care less if it came or not! Happy with MOLO.me
BerrySocialBr - Para Viciados em BlackBerry! - 04-09-12, 03:35 PM #24
Now that Facebook bought Instagram... do you think they'll develop for BB?
Come on, first Instagram said it would be exclusive to iOS but now it developed for Android... I sure hope BB is next. Would be nice, although MOLO.ME is pretty decent and quick when it renders the photos. - 05-21-12, 10:29 AM #25
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Rep. Peter Roskam will continue as the House Republicans' chief deputy whip in the 113th Congress, Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy announced today.
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Born in Queens and raised on Long Island, Dave Attell got into stand-up comedy in the late eighties after graduating from New York University with a degree in Film and Television. Attell used this prestigious degree to land amazing jobs in the food service industry – as a waiter. At night he would hit the open mic circuit in Manhattan. After many years, Attell worked his way up through the club scene onto the road, touring across America as a national headliner and developing a huge following among fans and the industry alike.
Dave Attell was named one of the "25 Funniest People in America" by_ Entertainment Weekly_ magazine. His caustic wit, rapid-fire delivery and his choice of material that can best be described as "very adult" has earned him the reputation as a "comic's comic." But if you ask Attell, he'd say, "I'm just trying to get some laughs and sell some drinks."
In 2001, Attell used this love of booze and laughter to create and host the hit series, Insomniac with Dave Attell for Comedy Central. A travelogue show in which Attell goes from city to city looking for late-night fun, The New York Times called the show, "a doubly rare beast, a comedy without rancor and a travel show about the virtues of the American underdog." After four seasons of Insomniac, Attell taped several hour-long Insomniac specials overseas in Japan, Germany, England and Brazil.
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Any suggestions on live aboard Marinas within a reasonable commute (reasonable being 45 min. or less) from either Columbia, MD or Lexington Park, MD. I may need to decide between two different job offers. I have been given some ideas from another site but I am collecting as much information as I can. Any help will be appreciated!
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If you're going to lexington park, your best bet is one of the marinas in Solomon's Islands. Have stayed at Zahnisers and it's great with a good reastaurant and I know they have live-aboards not sure about Spring Cove but it's really nice. You might also try our marina (Herrington Harbour South) but its further away and expensive.
If you're gonna be in Columbia check out the Magothy River especially Magothy marina . It's an easy shot down route 100. I live in Baltimore and I would advise against keeping a boat on the Patapsco if you can possibly avoid it especially anywhere in Baltimore harbor. Lived on our boat in Anchorage marina for 4 months while our Baltimore townhouse was being build and the water was so filthy as to make us sick just to look at it. Plus it's a long way out to the bay dodging cargo ships along the way.
The Magothy is much nicer. I lived in Severna Park for 20 years in a waterfront house at the far end of the Magothy and it took us less than an hour from our dock to the Bay. The Magothy is also a lot cleaner and quieter than the Patapsco.
Annapolis is great but marina space there is big bucks. Even more than our marina
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Many thanks to Jack Cougle https://www.facebook.com/jlcougle for compiling the following list of Historic Property applications from http://mdihp.net/. When you get to their website, to search, choose- Baltimore County – Site Name letter – Cockeysville
Site Name Letter | Site # | MD St Archive's # | Site Name |
S | BA-74 | msa_se5_3302 | St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church, 101 Church Lane |
O | BA-90 | msa_se5_3318 | Old Gunpowder Meeting House, 13100 Beaver Dam Rd |
C | BA-886 | msa_se5_4127 | Cockeysville Freight Station |
S | BA-975 | msa_se5_4216 | Shipley-Kemp House, 13023 Beaver Dam Rd |
S | BA-976 | msa_se5_4217 | Shipley Mill & Mill Race, 13027 Beaver Dam Rd |
R | BA-1785 | msa_se5_5047 | Riley-Gagliano House, 9923-9925 Railroad Ave |
H | BA-1786 | msa_se5_5048 | House, 9907 Railroad Ave |
H | BA-1787 | msa_se5_5049 | House, 9905 Railroad Ave |
H | BA-1788 | msa_se5_5050 | Peacock House, 9901/9903 Railroad Ave |
L | BA-1789 | msa_se5_5051 | 5 Lime Kilns on Railroad Ave, Griscom Kilns |
O | BA-1789A | msa_se5_5052 | Old Lime Kiln, Railroad Ave |
T | BA-1795 | msa_se5_5060 | Texas Methodist Episcopal Church, 7 Galloway Ave |
P | BA-1804 | msa_se5_5069 | Patrick J. Caslin Hs, 40 Church La, c.1926, St Jos Com. Health Ctr |
S | BA-1805 | msa_se5_5070 | St. Joseph Church Rectory, 101 Church Lane, c.1891 |
S | BA-1806 | msa_se5_5071 | St Joseph Church School Hall, 105 Church Lane, c.1910 |
C | BA-1807 | msa_se5_5072 | James W. O'Hara Hs, 107 Church Lane, Sisters of Mercy Convent |
S | BA-1808 | msa_se5_5073 | St Joseph Parochial School, 101 Church Lane |
H | BA-1809 | msa_se5_5074 | House, 118 Church Lane |
H | BA-1811 | msa_se5_5076 | Harmon House, 123 Church Lane, c.1900 |
H | BA-1813 | msa_se5_5078 | House, 130 Church Lane |
M | BA-1814 | msa_se5_5079 | Mrs. Buehl House, 131 Church Lane |
P | BA-1815 | msa_se5_5080 | Peterson-Tracy Duplex #1, 132-134 Church Lane, c. 1926 |
J | BA-1816 | msa_se5_5081 | James Freeland House, 135 Church Lane, c. 1881 |
H | BA-1818 | msa_se5_5083 | House, 140 Church Lane |
H | BA-1819 | msa_se5_5084 | Howard Poe House, 141 Church Lane, c. 1900 |
H | BA-5085 | msa_se5_5085 | House, 144 Church Lane |
J | BA-1821 | msa_se5_5086 | Joseph Cockey House 145 Church Lane, c.1899 |
C | BA-1822 | msa_se5_5087 | Cockey-Feeney House, 147 Church Lane, c. 1890 |
J | BA-1823 | msa_se5_5088 | John Kaveney House, #1 149 Church Lane, c. 1840 |
J | BA-1824 | msa_se5_5089 | John Kaveney House, #2, 151 Church Lane, c.1840 |
B | BA-1825 | msa_se5_5090 | Bernard McKeon Duplex 148-150 Church Lane c.1891 |
M | BA-1827 | msa_se5_5092 | Margaret Elwood House, 152 Church Lane, c. 1872 |
P | BA-1828 | msa_se5_5093 | Patrick Keough Hs, 156 Church La c.1916 (Mahlon/Julia Poe) |
J | BA-1829 | msa_se5_5094 | John Landragan House, 159 Church Lane, c.1850 |
T | BA-1830 | msa_se5_5095 | Timothy Feeley House, 160 Church Lane, c.1890 |
L | BA-1832 | msa_se5_5097 | Long House, 161 Church Lane, c.1901 |
M | BA-1833 | msa_se5_5098 | McDermott's Tavern, 163 Church Lane |
H | BA-1834 | msa_se5_5099 | House, 10004 Beaver Dam Rd |
L | BA-1835 | msa_se5_5100 | Late Victorian House, 10006 Beaver Dam Rd |
H | BA-1836 | msa_se5_5101 | House, 9937 Railroad Ave |
D | BA-1837 | msa_se5_5102 | Duplex, 1927-28 Railroad Ave, Carrie Poe |
L | BA-2175 | msa_se5_5449 | Lindsay's Kilns |
S | BA-2307 | msa_se5_5580 | Miller's Cottages & Shipley Mill, 1305 Beaver Dam Rd |
B | BA-2806 | msa_se5_24249 | Marble track bed, Industry Lane |
T | BA-2943 | msa_se5_38975 | Texas Village (Application for Texas Station Historic District) |
Thank you to the many people people who joined me for the discussion about Texas Maryland that was held at the Hereford Branch of the Baltimore County Public Library on October 16, 2014. I wish I could have recorded the many stories that were told by descendants and former Texas residents. Some of you have promised to bring documents and photos to the Historical Society so that they can be scanned in high resolution to be added to the Texas collection.
Several of you asked about the World War I munitions plant that was located in Texas. I am hoping that I can someday produce an historic map showing the locations of former structures in Texas, but in the meantime, I though I would share what I have found so far. Americas Munitions is just one of the many documents where I see the Texas Maryland munitions plant mentioned. I have also uploaded a few others, such as Poole war munitions 1915 and Poole Engineering Iron Age. I also found an article in the 1920 Towson Jeffersonian (see 1920 Texas Md Poole) that describe the purchase of the property by Mr. Bosley, to include the Padian mansion (Taylor's Hall, the former Cockey Estate), other buildings and land, with the intent to start a quarrying operation as well as farming. Note that the same newspaper column mentions a Miss Kathryn McGuire and the funeral of Miss Loretta Tull.
For more about Taylor's Hall, see http://msa.maryland.gov/megafile/msa/stagsere/se1/se5/003000/003500/003500/pdf/msa_se5_3500.pdf
If any of you have more information to share, please let me know. ~~Cassie
Col. Harry Gilmor, of Glen Ellyn, near Texas Maryland, raised a confederate regiment of Irish immigrants living in Texas Maryland. My great-great-grandfather, Patrick Scally and his brother-in-law, Michael Croghan, were among those who served in the Confederacy under Gilmor during the Civil War. Do you have an ancestor from Texas Maryland who served (on either side) during the civil war?
If you know about Texas Maryland, you know that there is not much left to save about the village itself. There are buildings that I would like to see preserved, and there is St. Joseph's Church and School, and although it is all called Cockeysville now, plenty of people still refer to the area as "Texas". But what is the best way for us to "Save Texas"? Are you willing to share your family history? Family photos? Objects or documents related to the history of Texas and its residents? Other ideas?
It used to be a village in Baltimore County that was settled by Irish and other immigrants during the 19th century but grew with and then was overtaken by Cockeysville. It was once called Clark's Switch, and Ellengowan, and there was even a Post Office there until the 1950s. If you ever lived there or had an ancestor who lived there, you know where it is, and can probably still imagine what it used to be. I hope to be able to save and share all of your memories so that others will know about the area and what it meant to those who lived there or came from there.
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The deadline for nonprofit organizations and charities to submit reports as part of the updated Small Games of Chance Act has been extended for a year, said Rep. Tina Pickett (R-Bradford/Sullivan/Susquehanna).
"This extension is welcome news to the many nonprofit organizations and charities that were seeking additional time to understand the updates to the law and to compile the information needed for the reports," said Pickett, who chairs the House Gaming Oversight Committee.
The Corbett administration has announced that the deadline is being extended from Feb. 1, 2013, to Feb. 1, 2014, for documentation required for small games of chance to the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue.
"The many veterans groups, volunteer fire and rescue companies, fraternal organizations and booster clubs, among others, spend a lot of their time raising funds through small games of chance to perform so many public interest projects in our communities," Pickett said.
The Small Games of Chance law was updated last session to give nonprofit organizations the ability to increase the prize limits for their small games of chance, thereby raising more funding for the charitable works they perform in our local communities.
More information about the law is available on Pickett's website at www.RepPickett.com.
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This year, Firehouse Expo will celebrate it's 25th Anniversary in Baltimore, MD. The week-long event, starting July 22, features the best fire service instructors from across America and the largest exhibit floor to date.
Hear from Firehouse Expo Program Director Harvey Eisner about some of the hands-on and classroom training sessions as well as the keynote speakers presentation and some of the special classes that review some of the highlights over the last 25 years.
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Once upon a time – say, about six months ago – I was an active 25-year-old woman. I spent my spare time doing all the outdoorsy things I love: hiking, fishing, bicycling, gardening, even just jogging with my dog. Entertainment was always at my fingertips.
Then I got pregnant.
I know, many women say that pregnancy is fun, and really, they're right. This is my first pregnancy, and it's been enjoyable so far. But lately, it's also become incredibly boring.
During my first trimester, I continued doing most of the activities I loved. Heck, at three months, I even went rock climbing with my husband. Growing a little person wasn't slowing me down a bit.
The bigger I got, though, the less I was able to enjoy my beloved great outdoors. At four and five months, bicycling quickly became out of the question, because of the accident risk. I managed to do some fishing, but it's hard to stay in a boat for very long when you have a need for frequent bathroom breaks.
Now, I'm stuck. I feel like I'm more or less housebound. Lugging around an extra 20 pounds or so has made my enthusiasm for hiking dwindle. I've thought about going camping, but getting a good night's sleep in a bed is hard enough; sleeping on the hard ground seems next to impossible.
Even taking my dog for a 15-minute walk – which I try to do regularly – wears me out. My short legs had a hard enough time keeping up with her before I got pregnant. Having to waddle next to her doesn't help.
Gardening isn't as fun as it used to be either. I never noticed how much bending and stooping it required until I had a giant belly in the way. Doing a simple task such as weeding seems to take hours longer now, because I have to take frequent breaks to get out of the hot sun.
It seems the only hobby I can truly enjoy these days is cooking … which limits me to the house. And even though he tries, my poor husband can only eat so much.
So, what's a girl to do? I'm pregnant, not helpless.
Sometimes I feel like other people expect pregnant women to just be content to sit on the porch and knit baby booties. The "experts" all say that before we do anything, we're supposed to check with our doctor, and the list of things with which we should exercise caution is ridiculous.
According to BabyCenter.com, that list includes going to rock concerts (the noise could damage the baby's hearing), eating cold lunch meat (the risk of food poisoning is too high), and taking hot baths (if the water is too hot, it could damage the baby's cells).
Just the other day, my grandfather admonished me for going on a short canoe ride around a pond with my husband. His reason? The canoe could have tipped. I know he meant well by it, but by that reasoning, I shouldn't drive a car, either.
Am I wrong in my attitude? Should I be happy just sitting around, thinking about bottles and blankies? I know other pregnant women my age who are pretty much baby-obsessed. For me, that lasted all of three or four months. Once we picked out a name and bought wallpaper for the nursery, I was set.
Now, I'm ready for the next step. I find myself twiddling my thumbs, waiting for the baby's arrival. I can't even worry myself with the whole labor-and-delivery process anymore. I expected to feel this way eight months into my pregnancy, but not six.
Was I supposed to become baby-crazy when I got pregnant? How is it possible to obsess over anything – even something as important as a baby – for an entire nine months?
I know that when I hold my baby in my arms for the first time, none of this will matter. But until then, I don't think I should have to resign myself to shopping or going to restaurants to get out of the house once in a while. Surely there are ways I can still enjoy the activities I love.
I'm guessing that many of you Missourian readers have probably been in my shoes before. Do you have any advice for getting through the next three months?
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Greetings from the DBA Young Lawyers Board! Eventhough our newslettter is a bit light this week, be assured that we are planning a whole mess of unique and fun events for the months ahead. Please look for the August newsletter which will be stocked full of events; both fun and educational. And, we hope you are enjoying your summer!
DBA Young Lawyers Division Website and Blog Check out our new website at dbayounglawyers.org. Each Wednesday a new piece will be published. Below is the most recent blog contribution from your colleagues.
Civility Counts: The Importance of Professionalism By Ryan S. Hansen As young attorneys, we all in recent years had the distinct privilege of being sworn-in to practice law in the great State of Colorado. To obtain a license to practice law, we each recited and subscribed to the Colorado Attorney Oath of Admission. Read more
Floodgates: Riding the Wave of New Immigration Practitioners By Katharine Speer Comprehensive immigration reform looks more promising now than at any time in the last 15 years. Approximately 11 million unauthorized immigrants—your neighbors, co-workers, and classmates—could benefit from the proposed changes. More immediately, the Supreme Court just eliminated DOMA's barrier to same-sex spousal visa petitions, and about a third of the U.S. population now lives in a marriage-equality state. Read more
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did not work on my rings
By Lisa
from Boalsburg, PA
About Me Comfort-Oriented, Modern
Comments about Ring Size Adjusters:
I ordered the largest size and it still did not fit my wedding band and 2 other rings. The rings were only size 7 and 8 they should of fit. Would not order again.
Waste of money.
By kittykat
from Pa
About Me Practical
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Sorry--but do not work.
By mar2650bro
from Willow Grove, PA
About Me Classic, Comfort-Oriented, Practical
I have been spending a lot of money lately trying to get ring sizers for my Mom's great-grandchildren's birthstone ring. I was hoping these would work, but they do not work. I tried to get it on, but then, it just slides off the ring. I think the end tips are too short. Her ring was not expensive, so I really do not want to have it professionally resized--even though it is an important ring for her. Sorry. Marianne
(0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Never received
By Leslie
from Ennis, TX
I sent to a thire party addess. I assumed it was received. But at Christmas, it had not been received.
By G
from Dayton Ohio
piece of junk
Must be me
By Bear
from Williamsburg, VA
About Me Comfort-Oriented, Practical, Stylish
I just couldn't get these to work, as they kept slipping out of the ring.
Didn't work for me
By CrisSF
from San Francisco
About Me Modern, Stylish
These ring adjusters didn't work for me at all. They came without any installation instructions, then I realized they were too narrow for the ring I purchased them for, and all 3 of them were the same size. Also, they are flimsy, so they bend out of shape very easily.
Seems good
By none
from Marshall, Mn
They could not be found in the box with all the other things. Otherwise I was pleased with everything.
Not what I expected
By Shopping Diva
from Toledo, OH
About Me Comfort-Oriented, Stylish
My 6 rings have wide bands and I thought these would work but the did not. I could not wrap them around my bands to get a tighter fit. I returned them.
By Nuncia
from Kissimmee, fl
About Me Stylish
It's great for me because I have very tiny ring size & I don't have to spend extra money to have resized.


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Avignon HotelsAdmire ancient architecture in important UNESCO World Heritage Sites, indulge in a freshly baked pain au chocolat with a cup of freshly ground coffee, and shop in fashionable boutique stores for trendy clothing and classy trinkets. Avignon is grand and dramatic. Its narrow inner streets are a maze of historic churches and designer stores, expansive plazas fill with colorful canopied stalls that signal its cosmopolitan market day has arrived, and elaborate museums offer a unique insight into the history of this important river town.Things to seeIf you're familiar with the French song, Sur la Pont d'Avignon, then this is your chance to see the historic bridge in all its glory. In fact, what's left of its glory might be more accurate, because the bridge has been ruined since flood waters washed part of it away in the 17th century. Its stone arches grace the front of many glossy postcards, while the viewpoint at the end of this medieval UNESCO landmark is a real draw for photographers. For more sightseeing of ancient stone structures, the Palais des Papes is a worthy diversion. This enormous castle and estate has served as the seat of papal power, as a fortress, and subsequently a royal residence. You can tour its expansive galleries, marvel at the well-stocked papal library, and delight at the lavish gothic architecture. The Parc Des Expositions on the edge of Avignon is considerably more modern but every bit as busy with visitors. It boasts an impressive yearly schedule of events from live music concerts to lavish fashion shows. Hotels in
AvignonThere are plenty of hotels in Avignon that are perfect for long or short vacations, from cozy guesthouses with amiable hosts to fabulously chic hotels with superlative cityscape views. At the top of the budget range are a few exceptional luxury hotels in Avignon, the perfect choice for a romantic getaway for 2. Sitting inside private grounds, these hotels offer elegant bespoke bedrooms, fabulous bathrooms, and complimentary WiFi, as well as salon and spa services and upscale restaurants. There are plenty of mid-budget hotels close to the heart of Avignon, and if you don't want to be far from the main attractions, this is the spot to stay in. These hotels are typically repurposed townhouses with traditional features, and they're only a short stroll from the quaint cafés that overlook the sparkling waters of the Rhone River.Where to stayAvignon is a hotbed of culture, and within its labyrinthine central streets are an impressive collection of high-end boutiques, unique museums, and interesting architecture. Closest to the center, its streets become narrow and winding, and very often one-way, lined by towering trees, balconied facades, and shop windows that are shaded from the afternoon sun by canvas awnings. This is the perfect place to choose hotels in Avignon, next to chintzy tourist shops, and the elaborate frontage of the impressive Opéra Grand Avignon.How to get to AvignonIf you're flying in, the closest destination airfield is the Marseille-Provence Airport although there are shorter European-based flights into Avignon Caumont Airport itself. From either, you can travel into Avignon by rail or bus, although a hire car is considered the best choice. It gives you the freedom to explore this historic French province and lets you spend as much time as you like admiring the fabulous views from the coastal route you'll drive from Marseille.
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Best Western Le Lavarin
Excellent 4.0 / 5 ( 1 review )
Most recent review
"good value for money. location not great, but environment of hotel makes up for it, nice little garden, sun beds and pool (would have preferred it heated). Suggest booking the upgraded rooms, they are nicely designed, though just a little bit small. helpful staff, though menu needs more variety."
A Traveller, Sep 2013, GB
Hotel de I'Horloge
Excellent 4.2 / 5 ( 268 reviews )
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"Excellent location for seeing the sites in Avignon. Just about a 5 minute walk to Palais de Papas. Many cute restaurants within a short walk. Hotel staff very nice and helpful. Room was a nice size and very nice bathroom. Was a tad noisy for a brief period at night - but just off a main square an..."
A Traveller, Apr 2015, US
Hotel Le Cloitre St Louis
Excellent 4.1 / 5 ( 300 reviews )
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"The fact that the hotel was a monastery caught our attention and we are very glad we stayed there. The hotel is beautiful with an awesome courtyard in the center of it. The modern room was very comfortable and spacious."
A Traveller, Apr 2015, US
ibis Avignon Centre Gare
Good 3.8 / 5 ( 180 reviews )
4 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"really good standard IBIS in great location to explore old city of Avignon. Convenient parking."
A Traveller, Sep 2014, IE
Regina Hotel
Good 3.3 / 5 ( 97 reviews )
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"This is a really outdated hotel and the beds were uncomfortable. But the location is so great and the staff so incredibly nice that I would definitely stay here again. It's a very reasonable value as well."
A Traveller, Dec 2014, US
Bristol Hotel
Excellent 4.1 / 5 ( 155 reviews )
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"My third time staying there. Super people, well located, right by the train station."
A Traveller, Mar 2015, CA
Avignon Grand Hotel
Excellent 4.2 / 5 ( 312 reviews )
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"Really nice hotel, clean and comfortable. Location is also good - just ouside the city wall. Highly recommend."
A Traveller, Apr 2015, IE
Mercure Pont d'Avignon
Excellent 4.2 / 5 ( 149 reviews )
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"Enjoyable.tea coffee water in the room, helpful staff"
A Traveller, Dec 2014, US
Novotel Avignon Centre
Excellent 4.3 / 5 ( 353 reviews )
3 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"Great modern Novotel. Friendly staff and hotel modern and clean. Only disappointment was the breakfast. Poor selection compared to the usual fayre offered at a Novotel and the hot breakfast of scrambled eggs, sausages and potatos were stone cold! Luckily plenty of nice breads to have instead."
A Traveller, Apr 2015, GB


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An Adobe PDF version of this funeral service, suitable for printing and use by lodges.
Courtesy of Mount Scopus Lodge A.F.& A.M., Malden, Massachusetts
Why art thou cast down, O my soul? And why art thou disquieted in me? Hope thou in God; for I shall yet praise Him who is the health of my countenance and my God. I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help. My help cometh from the Lord, which made heaven and earth. He will not suffer thy foot to be moved: he that keepeth thee will not slumber. Behold, he that keepeth Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep. The Lord is thy keeper: the Lord is thy shade upon thy right hand. The sun shall not smite thee by day, nor the moon by night. The Lord shall preserve thee from all evil; he shall preserve thy soul. The Lord shall preserve thy going out and thy coming in, from this time forth, and even forevermore.
My Brethren, the roll of the workmen has been called, and one Master Mason has not answered to his name. He has laid down the working tools of the Craft and with them he has left that mortal part for which he no longer has use. His labors here below have taught him to divest his heart and conscience of the vices and superfluities of life, thereby fitting his mind as a living stone for that spiritual building -- that house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens. Strengthened in his labors here by faith in God, and confident of expectation of immortality, he has sought admission to the Celestial Lodge above.
(Here the Master reads the Sacred Roll. The Sacred Roll should be in the following form:)
(Use full name of Lodge, ``Ancient Free and Accepted Masons,'' and full name of State.)
Almighty Father, into thy hands we commend the soul of our departed Brother.
(The Brethren will solemnly bow once.)
Let our hearts be lifted up by the words of those who from ancient times have trusted in the love and power of God.
The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures; He leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul; he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil; for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies; thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life; and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.
(The Brethren should all join in the repetition of the the Lord's Prayer. NOTE: This prayer may be omitted at the discretion of the Master.)
Our Father which art in Heaven, Hallowed be thy Name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven. Give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation; but deliver us from evil. For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever. Amen.
My Brethren, the thoughts of this hour are and should be solemn thoughts. But they should not be heavy with a weight of woe nor clouded with the darkness of hopeless grief. They should rather be solemn with the moving of the great ideas and deep emotions which stir to life in the hours when we are brought face to face with the great realities which underlie our existence. Human companionships are temporary in this world of change. It is not possible that the associations of a lifetime should be broken without a pang of pain and a wrench of parting which seem to rend our very souls. Finding one day that one we have loved is no longer with us, we are as those on a new earth and under new heavens -- all things are changed.
At such a time the teachings of our Fraternity come back to us with renewed force. God, Immortality, Friendship: these are what we strive to keep before the eyes and in the minds of the Brethren. These are the thoughts which have power to comfort and uplift us now.
But we have learned of the Great Architect of the Universe. If we have indeed made that thought our own, then we know that in that Universe all is order; there is a plan; the designs are on the tracing board; The All-Seeing Eye is ever on the work.
Too huge the design for any mortal eye to comprehend; too vast in its sweep and proportions for any mortal mind to grasp. But if the Great Architect be there, what need that the journeyman see more than his piece of the work? He knows the great building is clear in the Master's mind and is growing toward completion. The apparent confusion is only the gathering of the material out of which the structure shall rise complete in its beauty and perfection. We can do our work and bear our burden and even endure the pain of disappointment and of loss if we have learned to trust in him. That trust turns the bitter drop to sweetness.
Our paths lead not to the grave but through it. Immortal we are and ever shall be. We look not to another life, but to the perfecting of this one. In God's good time we shall be raised by His right hand to that higher, fairer phase of life for which this is only the preparation.
We, too, feel the pain of parting. Our sympathy, our love, are theirs as they were his. Our entire fraternity surrounds his loved ones with the assurance of its affection. We offer the support of our sympathy, the comfort of our faith, the inspiration of our hope, that they, with us, may look beyond this hour through the opening portals of the infinite. So then, let us be unceasingly grateful for every God-given virtue which the life of our Brother expressed, and let us be comforted and sustained by the assurance that life goes on unbroken and uncorrupted and that God alone is the life and light of men. ¶
(At the close of his address, the Master will deposit the lambskin in or on the casket.)
(The Master then deposits the evergreen in or on the casket.)
O God, our heavenly Father, grant that we sorrow not as those who know not the promises contained in thy Holy Word; but may we look forward to the great gathering of thy faithful servants and children into their everlasting home. O thou in whom we trust, keep us by thy grace that we may live as the heirs of this blessed and glorious hope which thou hast so graciously set before us.
The Lord bless you and keep you. The Lord make his face to shine upon you and be gracious unto you. The Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give you peace. Amen.
Another Masonic funeral ritual, from Illinois — the Illinois ritual in PDF
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wow great pictures and trip reportneo
wow great pictures and trip reportneo
the matrix has you
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former."
- Albert Einstein
The unnamed trail going up Bee Branch is still covered with down trees. It was passable but it's a chore, climbing over, through and around trees. There is so much to see in the Be Branch area with all the canyons and waterfalls. I think most of the numbered, official trails have been cleaned up.
There are times that the only way you can do something is alone that waiting on the convenience of others means that a lot of opportunities will pass you by
Spirit Walker
Religion was invented when the first con man met the first fool. ― Mark Twain
Who cares about showers, gourmet food, using flush toilets. Just keep on walking and being away from it all.
wow great photos looked like a great time was had.


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