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That is the amount of bleeding done in the rinse water when I soaked the hank of yarn to see how much dye took to it. The container on the upper right of the picture is the leftover dye bath itself. And feel free to click on the picture for a closer (warning, much larger) shot that opens outside this site. Meanwhile, I did find the misplaced Mountain Colors yarn for my sister Abby's socks. I had stuck it in one of the mohair cubes instead of the sock yarn one. Go figure my scatterbrained head would think material content instead of type. And speaking of socks…
Here is some lace sock progress. But now I am wondering if I could turn in to a little drawstring bag or purse. I did some specific fittings on bottom side of the sock pattern. I placed 1×1 ribbing at the widest part of the foot and am now knitting in the back loop every other round to provide a tighter fit and better support for my arch.
And notice the little stockinette mishap on left side of my foot? That is due to knitting in the darkness of 2 crystal oil-lamps that are shaped like candlesticks. In a nutshell, a bad storm hit our neighborhood last night with a tree falling on the side of our home as the result. If you are interested, Rich took a lot of photos for the insurance company early this morning and they can be found HERE.
Throughout this craziness, I have managed to get a couple of weekday scenic and sky pictures.
And here is a cute shot of Jessi and Zy cuddling up together during the baseball game.
Now for the final reminder: Walking and Knitting tonight at Borders Bookstore in Garden City. To illustrate it better, I am borrowing a photo I found on Manolo's site. Enjoy! =:8
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That is one BIG TREE! What was it? Did it go into the roof/attic? How is the car under it? So sorry about that. Two summers ago a big tree landed in my next door neighbor's living room on top of the chair he had just been sitting in. Their daughter had just called so he got up to answer the phone and about 5 or so seconds later the tree crashed through.
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Oh no!!! That tree thing really stinks. I did look at all of the pictures, and I feel so bad. I can't even imagine. At least you are all safe and well.
That lace sock looks fabulous! I love the picture of your two cuddle buns and I am sorry about the tree in your house bit. I am glad it wasn't worse than it was.
I love the pattern you are using for your socks. They are awesome!
ohno a tree in your HOUSE?!?! Ack!
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The Rams play the next two games in a hurry
With the next two games at home and against two division rivals this is crunch time for us. We have the Hawks coming in Sunday as we all know. They are playing tonight on MNF, so we get a break having more time to prepare for them this Sunday. We will be playing the Cards on a very short week as we play them on Thursday night football the following week. We will have just three days to prepare for them. The Cards will have to travel and play on a short week so we should have the advantage there as well.
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Very true. Hopefully we can stay healthy thru the break, and play hard and strong. Im excited to watch the Seahawks game. It should be a pretty good defensive battle. I'm worried about Arizona. I think we can force Kolb or Skelton into plenty of mistakes and keep the game close for 3 quarters like this past week, but we must be able to get the ball into the endzone.
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The Rams play the next two games in a hurry
I would kill to split these two.
Unless Pettis and Givens step up, (Quick's a project at this point), we're not winning those games.
The Rams have been dealt, yet again, a **** hand at OL.
Sigh."the Heart Lies and the Head Plays Tricks with us, but the Eyes See True".
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Urban Gardens, the green lifestyle and design blog, is fast becoming one of the most read and visited blogs for people interested in innovative and eco-friendly designs, trends, and ideas for limited spaces.
Launched in April 2009 by writer and art/creative director Robin Horton, Urban Gardens recently received both a silver award for best electronic media design and a gold award for best overall design across all categories, from the Garden Writers Association at their annual meeting in Dallas. Those awards came on the heels of the site's nomination in the lifestyle category, for the Webby, recognized by the New York Times as the "Oscars" of the internet.
"The recognition is very gratifying, but what I've loved most is creating a strong community of readers who share my interests in design and eco-friendly creative solutions for urban or small gardens and other limited spaces," Ms. Horton said. "By jumping into this virtual world I've created many new professional and personal relationships that were never before possible."
The success of Urban Gardens is a story about an expansion of one's reach outside of one given discipline. A graduate UC Berkeley and the The Cooper Union, Ms. Horton has practiced communications design for more than 30 years, the last 20 as Principal/Creative Director of Old-Greenwich,CT and New York-based Robin Horton Design. Over the years she began doing more writing, both creatively and for clients, and as design started migrating to new media and the internet, Ms. Horton became more of a "creative catalyst," combining her design, writing, and branding talents within the world of social media. Many years earlier, when "green" was still considered just a color, she'd conceived of Urban Gardens as print magazine, but later decide to launch it as a blog.
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"The blog," remarked Ms. Horton, "is just a point of departure for all the ideas that have sprung from it. I've been approached to write a book, have a concept for an online shop, and many product ideas percolating. When doing the videos for the show house, I identified what I'd like to do next: this material would translate really well into an Urban Gardens television show, and I'd love to create and host it."
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Chief executive officers in the Asia Pacific are demanding more of their finance chiefs but many are concerned their CFOs aren't up to the challenge, according to a survey released Tuesday.
Nearly three-quarters of CEOs said they expected the CFO role would grow more important over the next three years, but about a third said their CFOs did not understand or help them address issues facing their companies, according to a survey for KPMG's Asia Pacific branch.
Western companies are facing a tougher slog in China. As the country's economy slows and labor costs rise, some firms are slamming the brakes on expansion plans and cutting jobs instead, the WSJ's Kathy Chu reports. Hewlett-Packard says it's laying off a small percentage of its workforce in China, while Johnson & Johnson is cutting its pharmaceutical sales force by an undisclosed amount.
Herbalife Ltd. is struggling to find a new independent auditor to replace KPMG LLP, and can't be certain when or if it will be successful, the company said in a regulatory filing late Monday.
A proposal by the U.S. government's auditor watchdog to require public companies to name their audit partners is facing heavy opposition from big accounting firms, but the chief financial officer of Denver coal company Hallador Energy Co. says he's already publishing the names and ages of his auditors on filings and it's no big deal.
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New Science Labs in Doherty Hall to Help Students Become "Future Pioneers"
Construction has begun on an eight-story addition to Doherty Hall that will house new undergraduate interdisciplinary science labs for the Mellon College of Science (MCS). The estimated cost of the project is $26.4 million.
The new labs, expected to be completed by the 2003 fall semester, will accommodate the latest scientific equipment and computing resources for teaching freshman analytical and synthetic chemistry.
To celebrate the start of construction, MCS hosted a groundbreaking event on April 16 near the construction site. The event did not include the traditional shovels, but rather scientific pyrotechnics courtesy of the MCS Science Outreach Van. Instead of digging dirt, participants poured beakers filled with "secret" ingredients into a pit. Steam poured out and rockets popped.
"The building of the new undergraduate science labs at Carnegie Mellon will allow for the continued development and implementation of the visionary interdisciplinary education that attracts Carnegie Mellon students and their future employers," said Chemistry Department Head Rick McCullough, who emceed the groundbreaking ceremony.
"With the revolution in areas such as biotechnology, nanotechnology and green chemistry, the new labs will allow us to educate our students so that they will be the future pioneers in science and technological development."
President Jared L. Cohon praised the many people and departments whose initiative and collaboration made the project possible. He said he envisioned the labs having an important impact for Carnegie Mellon students as well as area elementary and secondary school students and teachers who come to campus every summer for pre-college training, workshops and seminars.
"The labs represent an important investment in Pittsburgh's future," Cohon said. "They will help this region compete in the rapidly changing world of science and technology, providing our best and brightest with the tools they need to produce cutting-edge results and continue to fuel economic growth in southwestern Pennsylvania."
Karen Stump, director of the chemistry labs, said the new space will be a "creative collaboration" between faculty from Chemistry, Physics and Biological Sciences, and the architects and engineers from the architectural firm of Burt Hill Kosar and Rittelman.
"Knowledge in the sciences is changing at a tremendous rate and as knowledge evolves, the way in which scientists do science changes," Stump said. "Our curriculum must always reflect that change. That's why it is so important for the space to be adaptable."
Student workstations will be configured to promote collaboration and team-based work, and every workstation will have a data port to allow for computer-aided design and computer modeling.
Stump noted that utilities and workspace are being configured so that modern instrumentation, such as spectrophotometers, chromatographs and titrators, and "equipment we can't even begin to imagine," can be moved throughout the labs on an as-needed basis. Dedicated instrumentation facilities have been designed to accommodate high-field magnets and high-energy lasers.
Aesthetically, the planners are working to preserve the historic architecture of Doherty Hall while adding 21st century enhancements. A lighted stairwell and double glass wall facing Wean Hall will provide natural light to the teaching and laboratory space. Freight and passenger elevators for all eight floors of Doherty Hall will also be part of the renovations.
Carnegie Mellon has raised about half of the money for the labs, including $11 million from the Richard King Mellon Foundation and $500,000 gifts from the Merck Company Foundation, the PPG Industries Foundation and an anonymous foundation.
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NEW YORK CITY - Polish power puncher Pawel "Raging Bull" Wolak (14-0, 9 KOs) adds diversity and brings even more excitement to the "Tomorrow's Champions" pro boxing show, presented by Irish Ropes Promotions and featuring unbeaten middleweight sensation "Ireland's" John Duddy, on May 18 at the famed Beacon Theatre in Manhattan.. The Poland-native Wolak, reigning New York State middleweight champion, is now fighting out of Brooklyn (NY). The non-stop, knockout specialist battles Anthony Little (7-6, 1 KO) in the eight-round co-feature. Wolak has developed a cult-like following in the Polish and Polish-American communities like Duddy has in the Irish and Irish-American markets. "I moved to Brooklyn (from Mt. Arlington, NJ) to stay close to the gym (Gleason's)," the well-spoken Berkley College (Manhattan) graduate Wolak said. "It's great having so many Polish fans and there are more and more every fight. They're very passionate who are do-or-die types just like I am. I love their support. I love fighting in New York. It's the perfect spot because my fans can get there easily. "I think I'm where Duddy was a year ago (popularity and career wise) and growing fight to fight. I'll have Irish fans rooting for me when they see me fight May 18. I'm always in an exciting fight and that's what they're looking for. Duddy will have Polish fans, too. The people who support us aren't just Polish or Irish fans; they're boxing fans who like fighters like us who have heart and are exciting." Duddy (19-0, 15 KOs), rated No. 8 by the WBO, as well as No. 9 by the WBA and No. 13 by the IBF, headlines "Tomorrow's Champions" in the 10-round main event against Dupre "Total Package" Strickland (18-1-1, 7 KOs) in what will be the Irishman's last fight in the United States before he goes to Europe for two proposed bouts there this summer. The Northern Ireland born Duddy, now living in Queens (NYC), is the IBA World and WBC Continental Americas middleweight champion. Also scheduled to fight on the card is Brooklyn middleweight Peter "Kid Chocolate" Quillin (10-0, 9 KOs) against TBA; 2004 Irish National Senior amateur champion Henry Coyle (1-0, 1 KO), from County Mayo in Ireland, faces Kamel Alolabi in his pro debut; multiple European and Irish amateur champ Aloysius "Alo" Kelly, the light heavyweight from Westmeath, Ireland now living in Queens, makes his pro debut against James Singleton (0-2); WBA top rated lightweight Maureen "The Real Million Dollar Baby" Shea (10-0, 5 KOs), from the Bronx; New York City against TBA; super flyweight Eileen Olszewski (2-0, 0 KOs) takes on Kimberly Tomes (0-2). All fighters are subject to change. Tickets, ranging between $75.00 and $300.00, are now on sale by calling Irish Ropes Promotions at 212.835.1582 or TicketMaster at 212.307.7171. Tickets are limited and more than $55,000 were sold this past Wednesday when they first went on sale. All tickets include a $4.00 facility fee and TicketMaster purchases are subject to TicketMaster service fees. For more information about the May 18th show call Irish Ropes Promotions or go on line to www.irishropes.com.
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New York, January 24 - The sky is certainly the limit for young heavyweight sensation Samuel Peter. Promoted by Duva Boxing, the Nigerian-born Peter scored his second straight knockout victory on the worldwide television stage when he convincingly disposed of crafty Cuban Yanqui Diaz in Saturday night's co-feature on HBO World Championship Boxing. Peter lifted his record to 22-0, 19 KO's. Peter clearly illustrated that he is a forced to be reckoned with in the heavyweight ranks. The 6-2, 245-pound Peter is a knockout artist, having scored 19 of his 22 triumphs by way of KO (86 percent). The 24-year-old Peter has appeared in back-to-back televised fights on major boxing networks.Promoter Dino Duva believes that the Las Vegas-based Peter will bring glory back to the heavyweight division.. "Samuel's puncher-brawler style has given a buzz to a fighter that the heavyweight division hasn't seen since a young Mike Tyson burst onto the scene," said Duva. "Peter is on a mission, on a quest. He is getting better and better with every fight, and is the complete package. He will fight anybody, anywhere on his mission to prove that he is the best heavyweight in the world. "We will keep him very active, get him back into the ring as soon as possible, and fight him regularly," continued Duva. "He knocked out the veteran Jeremy Williams on Showtime in December in one of the most devastating knockouts in years, and with the HBO win in January, there is obviously great interest from the boxing networks." "He can be the savior of the heavyweight division," wrapped up Duva with the prediction. "The future of heavyweight boxing has arrived," said his manager, Ivaylo Gotzev. "He got his second explosive win on cable television, and his potential has come to fruition. "He is ready for anybody in the world right now. He is only going to get better with every outing."
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- 01-04-13, 05:04 PM Thread Author #1
Lost my way in Ghost Commander - pls put me straight
I have been trying to find out how to view files on my PC from my Playbook, over wifi. I opened Ghost Commander, thought I'd work up the file directory in the hope of seeing something that would get me to PC files etc. However, one side of the GC page is blank and I don't know how to come 'down' from here.
Can anyone help me get this back to 'normal', please?
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Any help will be much appreciated. Thanks -
Slide the toolbar at the bottom to the left and then tap on "Home". If no "Home" button exists, then swipe down from the top, choose "application", then "settings",, then scroll down and choose "toolbar settings', then "customize toolbar".. Here check the box next to "Home". Now go back, back, back, etc., and try again.
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- 01-05-13, 05:25 AM Thread Author #3
@ pacoman03 - Many thanks for your help. As a result of your post, GC is now back to 'normal', I'm pleased to say.
So, for the benefit of any others, may I point out that I first needed to have the left hand side 'active', ie touch screen there, so that any commands initiated by touching the band along the bottom edge will affect the side required (hope that makes sense?) Needless to say, I first got the right hand side to get to 'Home' before I worked out why
Here is a screen dump of GC now, which I find interesting and is why I got into the muddle in the first place, looking for a way to see my files on the PC from the Playbook. So, will now continue trying to achieve this.
Thanks again, pacoman03
No problem. Another thing to note is that, if you've got tired old eyes, like me, or fat fingers, you can adjust font and thumbnail size in settings to make the app a bit more user friendly.
Thanked by:GooseberryFool (01-06-13)
Pacoman, correct me if I'm wrong, but I think you can create favorities by pressing the Asterisk on the pb's keyboard (or some combo like that). We could use real tutorials on Ghost and ES- and X, etc.
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- dicklugar - Jun 29, 2013 at 12:31 PM
How could anyone buy a book by this ego maniac? You get wealthy by the perception of hard work and discipline then get caught nailing a floozie in a restaurant. No telling the times he got away with it. No I am not god and I couldn't care less about his personal life but it's amazing to me idiots fall for BS and have short memories. The floozie is by all means getting what she deserves but look at the lives this greedy ego maniac ruined and all he sees it as a bump in the road yesterday. Zebras don't change their stripes.
- gofwallace - Jun 29, 2013 at 2:13 PM
I have read Rebound Rules. It is a very good book. You obviously have no compassion for forgiveness. You can tell his family has. I see a new passion in him that went away for awhile. BTW you must be perfect and have no temptations that you have succumbed to. You can by what he says and does that he cares about what is best for his players and also makes sure they understand his expectations. Work on creating the ability to forgive.


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Date: | Mon, 13 Mar 2000 10:36:56 -0800 (PST) |
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A secondary theme of Woody Allen's delightful romantic comedy "Midnight in Paris" posits that the French capital shows to its greatest advantage in the rain.
Wooster, a city of 26,000 nestled in rolling farmland about 60 miles south of Cleveland, bears little physical resemblance to the home of Balzac, Proust and Baudelaire. But for several blocks stretching from its nexus, the intersection of Liberty and Market streets, you are surrounded by enough cultural, dining and shopping amenities to imagine yourself in the upscale hub of a hinterland European city.
Especially in the rain.
We headed south to Wooster in mid-July, consigning one of Northeast Ohio's longest heat waves in memory to the rearview mirror. A little more than an hour later, we arrived in the seat of Wayne County amid a steady downpour, with two days to explore and just one umbrella.
The city's quaint bed-and-breakfast inns are booked solid during the summer, even as the College of Wooster, one of the city's leading employers and cultural institutions, settles into slow idle. Host since 1979 to the Ohio Light Opera, the college draws visitors for the duration of the professional operetta company's eight-week summer run.
We found shelter at the Mirabelle Bed and Breakfast on Beall (pronounced bell) Avenue. Our affable host, Steve Ellis, a retired math teacher who owns the inn with his wife, Susie, led us up a winding flight to the second floor's Salzburg Room. The Salzburg is one of the inn's four guest suites -- and the only one with a king-size bed, an accommodation my husband demands after 30 years of marriage.
The Ellises converted this charming, century-old house into a residential inn nine years ago, equipping it with modern amenities such as air conditioning, wireless Internet access, cable TV and private baths en suite. The Salzburg Room, decorated in a lush medley of green, purple and gold, delivered the European touches promised by its name: Bathing is accomplished in a claw-foot tub tucked behind a privacy screen and in a bidet inside the W.C.
Guests needing to use a computer and printer needn't leave the second floor. A corner room serves as the business center, and also leads to a rooftop deck, a bucolic setting to begin the day with coffee or end it with a glass of BYOB wine or beer.
From Mirabelle, it was a pleasurable half-mile drive through the college campus to the center of the city. When you spot the Wayne County Courthouse, the gazebo and the ultraconspicuous Everything Rubbermaid store, you've arrived. Parking is ample -- and free.
The rain had stopped, so we wandered for several blocks before doubling back to the Rubbermaid store, a retail shrine to the household products company launched in 1920 as Wooster Rubber and now a subsidiary of Newell Rubbermaid of Atlanta.
As the name implies, the store sells only items made by Rubbermaid. There is a limit, though, to even the most ardent shopper's interest in coolers, storage bins and laundry baskets. I played with a plastic pitcher and tumbler set ideal for outdoor entertaining, before selecting a less expensive purchase -- two liquid measures, a one-pint and a half-pint.
Outside, the skies had darkened again, so we crossed over to the Broken Rocks Cafe on Liberty Street for lunch. Broken Rocks built its reputation by serving fresh-baked, artisan, preservative-free breads. It also boasts a full bar, plus plenty of sandwich, salad and pizza options to appeal to families with young children as well as 50-something travelers.
We settled in with steaming cups of tomato soup finished with creme fraiche and chopped parsley, then shared chicken salad and portobello mushroom sandwiches layered on the restaurant's signature sourdough bread.
Lunch was unhurried, but it proved impossible to outwait the driving rain. With time to kill before the Ohio Light Opera's afternoon show, we resolutely huddled under the umbrella and sallied off for more shopping. The expansive windows of the Wooster Gift Corner, displaying myriad items from Vera Bradley totes to jewelry, crafts and glassware, caught my eye.
The clerk greeted us with a smile. "It's wonderful to finally see an umbrella in use," she said. My umbrella was leaching copiously onto the carpeting, but she was sincere. Another inexpensive gift to myself -- this time, a hand-painted ceramic spoon rest -- and we were off to the college's Freedlander Theater for a thoroughly enjoyable performance of "A Connecticut Yankee."
This past season, the OLO performed seven musicals and operettas in repertory, ranging from "Connecticut Yankee" to "Guys and Dolls" to the Gilbert & Sullivan standard "The Mikado." If you want to go, reserve early: Like rooms at the inns, tickets for OLO productions sell briskly.
At 5 p.m., with the sun now shining brilliantly, we had three hours to kill before our dinner reservation. Feeling slightly peckish, we kicked back on the canopied deck at SoMar Wine Cellars with two crisp chardonnays and a small plate of cheese, crackers, olives and cured meats.
The friendly server told us that SoMar will turn 3 at Thanksgiving, and that it had been converted from the defunct Cleveland-to-Columbus bus terminal by an investor group that also operates the new, 12-room St. Paul Hotel next door.
Inside, the SoMar is split in half -- a retail wine store on one side and a bar with couches, fireplace and piano on the other. As I was checking out the wine selection, my husband spied an Amish man sitting near the piano.
Was he drinking? I wondered.
Didn't look like it, my husband replied. Just chatting with folks.
In the heart of Amish country
Communities like Kidron, Sugarcreek, Orrville and Smithville, all with large Amish and Mennonite populations, surround Wooster. Many Amish drive their horses-and-buggies into town to do business, and Wooster accommodates them. As we headed to the Wayne Center for the Arts, our next stop, we noticed a horse stall with water and feed on a side lot a few blocks from the main drag.
The center for the arts occupies the former Walnut Street School and offers workshops in music, dance, pottery and the visual arts. During our visit, the operators were preparing for the Ohio Designer Craftsmen Best of 2012 show in the first-floor Gault Gallery, an area of about 400 square feet. The exhibit, featuring the work of visual artist Susan Shie, was still under construction, but a kindly docent allowed us to wander about.
For dinner, we chose wisely with the South Market Bistro, one of a clutch of independent, locally owned restaurants, galleries and boutiques that pump life into the downtown arteries -- and contribute to the European elan. Our entrees, a duck trio with pommes frites and glazed carrots, and grilled pork tenderloin with corn-tomato-bacon ragout and crispy leeks, arrived at the table expertly prepared and attentively served.
We decided against sampling the night life -- we had a lot of ground to cover the next day -- but being a college town, Wooster needn't apologize. The street practically vibrated from the jazzy percussions now emanating from SoMar's piano; a youngish crowd had gathered at the Olde Jaol Brewing Co. on North Walnut Street to watch sports.
Instead, we drove leisurely around the city to soak up its character. Overall, Wooster seems seated respectably in the middle class, with few pockets of poverty. County government and the venerable College of Wooster provide a stable employment base, with an assist from manufacturers such as Akron Brass Co., LuK and Wooster Brush Co.
There is no escaping the beneficence of the Gaults, one of Wooster's principal families. In addition to the gallery at the Wayne Center for the Arts, the name adorns the Gault Family Learning Center, the Gault Youth and Family Enrichment Center, the Gault Liberty Center and other Wooster monuments.
Clyde Gault was one of the founders of Wooster Rubber; his son, Stanley, built Rubbermaid into a multinational company and currently serves as chairman emeritus of the college's board of trustees.
Old-fashioned shopping finds
Friday morning dawned overcast but dry. The Ellises fortified us and two other Ohio couples with a hearty breakfast of fresh fruit, juice, coffee, sweet rolls, egg strata and sausage, with a supersized helping of local lore and gossip on the side.
During the short drive to Kidron, our first stop, we wound through the heart of Wayne County's Amish country. And we quickly shed any lingering fantasies about being in Europe.
Our first stop was Lehman's hardware store, Kidron's longtime purveyor of nonelectric products and other hard-to-find items. In four pre-Civil War era buildings occupying 32,000 square feet, Lehman's sells old-fashioned commodities such as wood stoves, butter churns, cider presses, tin toys, oil lamps and handmade cookie cutters, as well as extravagances like a $10,000 John Deere ice cream maker.
Across the street sits the Kidron Sonnenberg Heritage Center, a small museum exhibiting artifacts from the communities' first settlers, including blacksmith tools, a fire truck, a reed organ, a hand-crank organ, clothing, bedcovers, spinning wheels and looms. Admission is free, though donations are welcome.
In this rural expanse, where distance is measured in generous country miles, the J.M. Smucker Co. Store and Cafe rises on the horizon like an iced-gingerbread house on steroids. If you enjoy history and trivia, drop in for the company's timeline in the back. Otherwise, you can buy all the products sold here at your local Giant Eagle.
For a more genuine experience, head down the road and around the bend to Shisler's Cheese Shop, an old-fashioned country store packing an assortment of (what else?) cheeses, homemade fudge and other comestibles into a cramped but cozy space. Adding local color was the Amish man perched outside on a grassy slope, selling handmade baskets.
Pleasant spot for a picnic
Back in Wooster, we looped around the campus of the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center to -- finally -- reach another free attraction, the 115-acre Secrest Arboretum. Open year-round, the Secrest draws some 10,000 visitors annually. We encountered only four or five other people, who were staging picnics amid the more than 2,000 species of trees, plants and shrubs.
We hadn't thought to pack lunches so headed back to the city center to Tulipan, the Hungarian pastry and coffee shop on Market Street. My server handed me another reminder, along with a crab sandwich, that we were not in Europe. I had ordered a crepe, pronounced with a short "e" rather than with an American long "a."
In our remaining time, we vowed to explore as much of the downtown retail that we hadn't seen the day before. At the Gallery in the Vault, my husband sweetly purchased a pair of brass and silver earrings I had admired; at Books in Stock, a used- and rare-book store, I bought myself an anthology of John O'Hara novellas to replace one I'd loaned to a friend years ago.
For dinner, we decided on the Coccia House Ristorante-Pizzeria, a family-run place since 1958 that boasts about its pizza crust. Around 7 p.m. Friday, folks were lining up for tables and carryout orders. Longevity and lines indicate a restaurant provides good food or good value, or even better, good food and good value.
The wine list was impressive. The antipasto was outstanding. The toppings on the pizza were fresh.
But the crust? Mamma mia!
I freely admit I am a snob on this subject, having grown up in the New York metropolitan area eating crisp, thin-crust pizza. But after 28 years in the Midwest, I have learned to tolerate the thicker crust preferred here, if it is properly prepared.
Coccia House asserts its pizza crust is special because every pie is baked for 20 minutes. In our case, either the timer wasn't working or the oven malfunctioned. Our doughy crust hadn't been cooked through. We polished off the toppings and left the crust in the pan.
"You ate all the good stuff," our server nodded with approval as she cleared.
We smiled and finished our wine.
After all, Liberty Street is not the Champs-Elysees. Secrest Arboretum is not the Tuileries. Wayne Center for the Arts is not the Louvre.
We were not in Paris. We were not in Europe.
This was Wooster, in all its quaint, anachronistic splendor.
And we'd had a lovely time.


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Piper PA-28R Arrow Aircraft
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Wright Patterson AFB, OH US |
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Piper Arrow IV Aircraft, Model PA-28RT-201, 4 passengers, Registration Number: N8395Y, Serial Number: 28R-8118072, Manufactured 1981, Total Time on Air Frame (TTAF) 9,493 Hours, Time Since Major Overhaul (TSM Over Haul - performed by Signature Series) 1,410 Hours, Engine Lycoming IO-360-C1C6, 200 HP, Prop McCauley, Avionics include Garmin GNS 430 GPS/Comm1/Nav1 (IFR Rated), GMA 340 Audio Panel, KN 53 NAV 2, KY 197 COMM 2, Garmin VOR 1 (glide slope), King VOR 2 (glide slope), GTX 327 transponder, Annual Due March 2013. Involved in landing accident March 1995, NTSB Accident Report: NYC95LA070 (aircraft repaired, flight checked, and certified airworthy Oct 1995). An Aircraft Certification (AC) form 8050-1A will need to be executed prior to operation of this aircraft. Preview available by appointment only. All logs will be readily available during preview. Plane is airworthy, and can be flown from Wright Patterson AFB with a filed flight plan, proof of insurance, and executed hold harmless agreement. Subject to seller confirmation.Item Manifest
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Sometimes you need to be reminded that this is still just A-ball.
Don't get me wrong: There are flashes of brilliance, like Kevin Keyes turning on a 95+ mph first-pitch fastball and knocking over the light tower in left field, or Randolph Oduber ripping a double to left with two outs in the 9th.
Then are moments like the top of the 6th. It started innocently enough with a leadoff walk. Then a stolen base, the third of the night without a runner being caught. A tapper back to the mound, it's now one out. Then a high popup to shallow right field.
Second baseman Adrian Sanchez, first baseman Justin Bloxom and the right fielder (Oduber) all converged, but the ball fell fair. It could have been scored an error, probably should have been. But that's not the point.
Lynchburg took advantage of the extra out to score their fifth run with a mere sacrifice fly that should have been the third out of the inning.
With a final score of 6-4, that extra run probably didn't cost the Potomac Nationals the win — 12 strikeouts is a much better culprit — but on another night, it might have.
Lynchburg's J.R. Graham should also get some credit. Aside from the big boys, the 3-4-5 batters Bloxom, David Freitas and Keyes, who combined to go 4-for-8 with a walk, a home run, two doubles, and a strikeout against him, the 5'11" fireballer handled the rest of the lineup with ease (0-for-12, 5Ks).
Adam Oblrychowski took the loss, pitching 5⅓ innings and giving up five runs on six hits and two walks while striking out four. Paul Applebee followed, giving a solo shot in the top of the 7th for a run over 1⅔ innings while Neil Holland tossed two scoreless to finish the game, retiring all six batters he faced.
The loss denied the P-Nats a chance to even their season record, instead, the Potomac Nine are 3-5 — three games behind the 6-2 Hillcats in the Carolina League's Northern Division.
Matt Grace (1-0, 1.80) gets the start this afternoon with 21-year-old Aaron Northcraft (1-0, 1.59) taking the hill for Lynchburg.
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Thanks for the report…Were the stolen bases on Freitas or more a result of the pitchers?
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Craig Gillespie, Spike Jonze, Rocky Morton, Noam Murro and Rupert Sanders will vie for the award during the Jan. 28 DGA Awards ceremony at the Regency Century Plaza Hotel in Century City, Calif., The Hollywood Reporter said.
"It takes great skill to tell a compelling story in under 60 seconds," DGA President Michael Apted said in announcing the nominees.
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Woman in historic Paine Field photo identified
"That's Helen Lee," said Richter, 88, who recalled her own mother volunteering with Lee as part of the Aircraft Warning Service. During World War II, civilian spotters were trained nationwide to watch the skies for enemy aircraft.
The photo is included in Steve K. Bertrand's new book "Paine Field," part of the Arcadia Publishing "Images of Aviation" series. In the book, the woman isn't named. But Richter, a lifelong Mukilteo resident, knew her well. "I loved her, she was wonderful to us," Richter said.
Helen and Fred Lee owned Lee Grocery, a wholesale grocery business in Everett's Riverside area. The couple lived near the Mukilteo Pioneer Cemetery, Richter said.
She said her mother, Peggy Zahler, was often on watch duty with Helen Lee. Zahler taught at Mukilteo's Rosehill School.
After Japan's 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, there were two watch towers in Mukilteo, said Christopher Summitt, a Mukilteo Historical Society vice president. The tower in the picture was just off Mukilteo Speedway near Fifth Street, overlooking the water, he said.
Before satellite systems and electronic sensors, the Aircraft Warning Service was operated by the U.S. Army's Ground Observer Corps. It was active through May 1944. Volunteers were to contact the local sheriff if they saw anything suspicious, said Summitt, a Boeing employee who leads tours of the Everett plant and Future of Flight Aviation Center.
Along with enemy aircraft, watchers looked for incendiary "Fu-Go" balloons, he said. In 1945, a Japanese fire balloon killed six people in Oregon.
Summitt's wife Margaret, also active in the historical society, said their daughter, Isabella, dressed as an Aircraft Warning Service volunteer — with an original blue AWS armband — at the Mukilteo Lighthouse Festival several years ago.
Richter was 15 when World War II started. Recalling her mother's four-hour lookout shifts, she said, "I'm not sure they knew what they were looking for."
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Semi-fitted coats A, B have stand-up collar, princess seamed bodice, piping, flared skirt, zippered pockets and front zipper closure, lined bodice and sleeves, optional lining for skirt. A: above ankle length, contrast darted collar, piping, front band, back-zippered peplum with contrast underside, sleeve has overlay with snaps, contrast under sleeve. B: shorter coat, pieced sleeves.
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