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Though gun thefts aren't on the rise locally, firearms are often sought by thieves.
"Guns have always been a favorite target of theft. That's because there's a lot of value in them. A Smith and Wesson can bring you $500 easy, and that's used," said Randy Jones, Alamance County Sheriff's Office spokesman. "Compare that to a lawn mower. You might get $50 for a push mower. But a gun, you can stick in your pocket. You might get $250 for a stolen gun on the black market."
Most of the county's law enforcement agencies don't keep statistics on the number of firearms reported stolen each year. Reports of stolen guns are often logged generally as larcenies, representatives from those agencies said.
Burlington police scoured their records for reports of larcenies of firearms and found that 153 guns were reported stolen between 2008 and 2012. Year-by-year breakdowns of those figures showed the number of those crimes at a steady level, with an average of about 30 each year.
Jones said the sheriff's office hasn't seen a dramatic increase or decrease in reports of stolen guns.
All of Alamance County's law enforcement agencies routinely run traces on recovered firearms and those involved in crimes through the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the National Crime Information Center. The NCIC logs reports of guns stolen nationwide. ATF traces provide law enforcement with the gun's origin and original buyer and lawful sales.
Officers are able to do NCIC searches at crime scenes from laptops in patrol vehicles or by calling the gun's serial number in to Alamance County Communications.
"Every firearm that comes through this building is sent through an ATF trace," Graham Police Capt. Steve McGilvray said. "If there's no serial number, we have the ATF come down here and (use scientific methods) to find the serial number. Every gun here has a trace on it if we can."
But even if a gun has been stolen, those traces rarely return hits in the federal system because gun owners often don't record their weapon's serial number. Jones looked through records involving 10 guns recently reported stolen. None of those owners had logged the weapon's serial number.
Protect your gun:
■ Make note of your serial number, make, model and physical description and keep that information with other important personal documents. The serial and description are the only way to ensure that your gun can be recovered if it's stolen.
■ Take a photo of the gun.
■ Don't leave them in plain view. Jones discourages the use of open gun racks and glass display cases.
■ Don't leave them in your car. If you must, leave them out of sight and lock the car.
■ Don't talk about the guns you have or show them off.
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When Indian Land was a rural community, and its population was sparse, few people there probably thought much about having their own community library.
Ron Paul not flip flopped on stances
With the Christmas season upon us, I would like to ask the citizens of South Carolina to consider giving themselves a gift with some lasting value. Unlike a purchased gift from a retailer, this gift is free. It is the gift of your right to vote.
On Jan. 19, South Carolina will hold primary elections. I urge all citizens of South Carolina to consider Ron Paul as your choice for nominee in the Republican Primary.
The intent of those wanting to start a no kill animal shelter, and your endorsement of the idea, is admirable but misguided.
As one having been involved with owning, breeding and showing dogs for over 54 years, I have seen this type of activity in many places and in each case it turns into a disaster after a while.
They, and the newspaper, speak of the more than 4,200 animals put to sleep at the shelter in a year. And they, and the newspaper, want these animals kept alive indefinitely, or until someone adopts them.
I would like to send my condolences to the Carol W. Parker family. I was out of town when Mrs. Parker went to be with the Lord and did not know it until I returned.
She was my chorus teacher 38 years ago at South Junior High School. She was a great inspiration to everyone who knew her. I was blessed to have her touch my life.
Not only did Mrs. Parker teach us to sing our best and blend our voices together, she also taught all of her students to respect each other, strive to be the best they could be.
Bob Hunter, Krista Moore and B.J. Mishoe must be rich or foolish to start a separate shelter for unwanted animals. Have they considered the cost of a building, feed, medication, spay and neuter fees and employees to take care of 5,146 or more animals a year if the animals are not spayed or neutered?
To spay or neuter an animal costs between $60 and $100.
Do they plan to keep the animals in pens their entire life if not adopted?
After 25 years I decided I needed a new winter bath robe. That sounds like an easy task. The bath robes looked like cotton balls at the first store I visited. When I questioned why the robes weren't pretty, the salesman said the robes were "practical and warm and no one would see you in it anyway." Well, I didn't want my neighbors to see me in a huge cotton ball walking to my paper box.
Who designs these robes anyway?
You can't say there is nothing to do in Lancaster. Not if you take a look at the events calendar for December on the front of Wednesday's feature section.
The activities available run the gamut – from Santa train rides to a winter wonderland in Heath Springs, caroling and candle lighting in the Van Wyck community, Christmas parades to home tours and a Christmas concert by the highly talented Lancaster Chamber Choir.
Fashion designer Luis Machicao will be showing some of his latest designs at the Celebration of Art at Bob Doster's Studio.
I don't frequent the Lancaster County Library as often as I once did. Recently, I did a little researching and my experience was not so pleasant.
The Federal Trade Commission has established safety tips for people considering doing their Christmas shopping online (http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/alerts/ alt082.shtm).
There are a number of dangers and pitfalls to buying products sight unseen from people you don't know from an unknown location.
Thank goodness there are a number of fine local merchants in Lancaster County so that you don't have to expose yourself to the dangers of shopping online.
To experience unconditional love, get a pet. He or she doesn't care if you wear designer clothes, what kind of vehicle you drive or the kind of house you live in.
They accept you for who you are. They are faithful companions and friends. They don't judge and they don't hold grudges.
But last year in Lancaster County, 4,250 weren't given a chance to become a pet. That was the number euthanized at the Lancaster County Animal Shelter because there was no place in the county to hold them until they could be adopted.
If you question our involvement in Iraq, consider the following reasons why we are there. It seems that some people are against our involvement based on their dislike for our president. I also believe some people don't understand what is at stake. I do not blindly support everything our president does, but I do support our involvement in Iraq.
I'm Bill Hegler, brother of Jimmy "Whitey" Hegler who was buried in Lancaster Nov. 21. I was born in Lancaster in 1934 and after my discharge from the U.S. Navy only lived there a couple of years before moving away and returning only occasionally to visit relatives.
I am writing in response to Nov. 18 article "State ranked among top 5 states for hunger" in The Lancaster News. I have lived in Lancaster County for 18 years and I just recently saw in the same paper that Heath Springs got $200,000 for a new sidewalk. Kershaw and Lancaster both have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars each on redoing their sidewalks and trying to improve the looks of downtown. How much do we spend on feeding hungry children and old folks? Spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on things we want doesn't seem right when there are people hungry.
It's hard to fathom that here in the United States – the land of plenty – that anyone could go hungry. But they do. And a recent federal study shows that South Carolina ranks in the top five states for hunger.
An average of 15 percent of South Carolinians endured a "food insecurity" between 2004-06, according to the study. That includes people in Lancaster County.
I cannot believe that it has taken almost a year of unheeded citizens' complaints, negative media coverage and governmental bureaucracy to accomplish nothing.
Lancaster County Council listened to and then took absolutely no action concerning the continuing noise, air and light pollution caused by the redi-mix cement plants in the Perimeter 521 Industrial Park for the residents adjacent to these facilities.
On Nov. 16, my pocketbook was stolen from me in K-Beauty Hair Product Store. I had all my identification in there. I also had my mother, brother and deceased grandmother's identification in there. I had cash and a camera which contained pictures of my grandmother lying in her casket at the funeral home.
To the thief or thieves, God will intervene with you. There is a saying that goes "you will reap what you sow."
While I'm mourning the death of my grandmother, you took something of sentimental value from me.
Last week, an article in The Lancaster News reported an event and provided a picture of me with a flag presented by the Andrew Jackson High School JROTC. There was also a brief story. I thank you for the article and would like to provide the rest of the story.
Questions have recently arisen regarding vehicle stops in the Indian Land area. I would like to explain the rationale for these stops.
As most residents are aware, Lancaster County has begun an initiative to locate residents who are not properly paying South Carolina taxes on property subject to such taxation. One of our first efforts involves vehicles that are not properly taxed.
When we reflect on Thanksgiving, we often have images of the grateful Pilgrims and Wampanoag Indians sharing a bountiful feast on a fall New England day.
Gently falling leaves under a blue sky with a cool breeze as the meal unfolds.
True, the holiday dates back to the time the early settlers sat down with their Native American friends and shared good food and fellowship. That was 1621.
Still, it wasn't until 1863 – two years into the Civil War that President Abraham Lincoln appointed a day of thanksgiving as the last Thursday in November.
I understand Pastor Andy Hart's confusion concerning the article, "Pastor questions motive of game room owners," in the Nov. 7 edition of The Lancaster News about Chad's Game Room.
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Rather a darker blue with gray.
Emeka Okafor - Joe Smith - Carmelo Anthony - Manu Ginobili - Jason Williams
Al Jefferson - James Posey - Aaron McKie - Shaun Livingston
Ash gray.
But a lighter blue with gray sounds like Pelicans. The blue could represent the sky or water and the gray could be the pelican.
Can't hate on the worlds fair pelican...don't care who ya are. That pelican is literally an O.G.
I mean come on... dude's rocking spats! that's gangsta.
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I like it more then Cardinals or Tropics or some of the other ones I heard the last year.
Are we done trying to think of names on our own? Is the brand definitely submitted? I know we want the name to be something local and culturally significant. But if we're having this much trouble finding a name then at this point it just feels like a reach. Not that I'll stop supporting the team but if they call them the Pelicans or the crew it will never feel natural and will always sound like a reach. Of course you have to consider that we are at a disadvantage when picking a name. The more syllables there are I think the riskier the name choice and we already have three in New Orleans to start with. So saying the New Orleans Pelicans to me really feels like a bit much and I'm not sure it will ever work. So how about finding a one or two syllable name that doesn't necessarily fit the city but fits basketball and competition in general. No one has ever said "ya know, the New Jersey Nets just doesn't sound right, and nets weren't even originated here." (Kansas or Indiana up for debate) No they don't, cuz it's a great name. And the one syllable 'Nets' also probably made the transition easier when you put Brooklyn in front of it.
As an example, and a rather generic one, what if we were called the New Orleans Centers? I know Austin made a joke in his interview but think about it. It sounds better than the others I've heard and would come at a time when a future potential AllStar center joins the team.
I challenge you guys to come up with names that:
a) aren't specific to the area
b) contain 1 or 2 syllables
c) sound good immediately and have the potential to really grow on you
** - still confused why we aren't already called the brass but assuming #legalalities, moving on, and trying to come up with new names
Is it possible for me to love this name more now?Pelican't: For those Hornets fans who have a little pro wrestling in your blood, look at it this way. All of the best finishing moves also have a way to counter them, right? That's all "Pelican't" is. A decent counter to a great name. See also Miami Cheat. Los Angeles Fakers. Minnesota Tumblewolves. New Orleans Pelican't. Besides, the kind of people who will throw "Pelican't" in our faces are the same people who say things like "Who Dat? We Dat!" and those people should all be bundled up in one poorly maintained apartment complex and forced to watch Julian Wright highlights all day.
I'm seriously crying
Fan on the Pole: Imagine a tall pole on all four corners of the court. About as high as the shot clock. Before every game four fans win the opportunity to watch the game from the Pelican Position. Is it safe? Are the poles secure? Will it be a distraction to the players? Don't know. Will it be fun to pretend you're a pelican while watching the Pelicans. Uh, yeah.
Krewe also has a movie angle. I've seen a LOT of grips wearing rockin' Film Krewe shirts. Looked cash.
I don't care if the logo is generic. I'll take Krewe over Pelicans.
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Still confused why Brass isn't the slam-dunk choice. The only one that's nearly universally liked. Not a fan of Pelicans, but i'll be a fan of the team regardless.
REALLY don't think Pelicans will sell anywhere outside new orleans. You won't see many Pelicans jerseys being rocked on the streets of L.A. that's for sure. Brass or Voodoo would be another story. And when it comes to small market teams, branding is crucial. Just my opinion.
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How many of us remember "Ring Around the Rosie," with that powerful ending "we all fall down"?
Ah, the childhood rhyme is so true.
Ask Dorothy Lucas, 93, why she's in the fall-prevention class at Atria Senior Living in Irvine and she'll tell you how she fell and broke her hip in July.
Salus Homecare expert Dave Luxenberg takes her through some basic exercises, explaining that there are three primary reasons falls are a worry for people over 60:
•10 percent of these people have lost sensory perception – they can't feel their feet;
30 percent suffer from vestibular neuritis – a balance problem in the inner ear;
•60 percent have vision problems that are not correctible with glasses.
Like Julia Corona, 84, who says she falls and has problems walking and looking around at the same time as she travels Atria's halls.
Involving Atria residents in a fall-prevention exercise program is critical, says Charlotte Peterson, the home's "Engage Life" director.
Falls are the leading cause of injury death for older Americans. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention:
•One-third of Americans age 65-plus fall each year.
•Every 15 seconds on average, an older adult is treated in an emergency room for a fall; every 29 minuets, an older adult dies after a fall.
•Falls are the leading cause of fatal injury and the most common cause of nonfatal, trauma-related hospital admissions among older adults.
•Falls result in more than 2.3 million injuries treated in emergency departments annually, including more than 650,000 hospitalizations and more than 20,000 deaths.
•The financial toll for older adult falls is expected to increase as the boomer population ages, and might reach $54.9 billion by 2020.


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By Brandon Walker
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For the second straight year, the West Point Green Wave had a chance to clinch the Division 1-5A championship with a win over Clarksdale.
And for the second straight year, that's exactly what West Point did – but it wasn't easy.
West Point weathered an early offensive storm and fought back from a halftime deficit to remain perfect in district play with a 26-17 Friday night, clinching a No. 1 seed in the Class 5A playoffs, which start in two weeks.
"It is never easy to come into Clarksdale and get a win, I don't care who you are," said West Point head coach Chris Chambless, who watched his team improve to 9-1 overall and 6-0 in division play. "Clarksdale always has athletes, and they will get after you. They got after us tonight, but just kept fighting and kept scratching, and we were able to get a win."
Clarksdale (4-6, 2-4) came out swinging early, marching down the field on a 65-yard drive after taking the opening kickoff before West Point's defense stiffened and forced the Wildcats to settle for a 30-yard field goal from kicker Christian Stephney.
Trailing 3-0, West Point answered back without having to field its offense, as sophomore tailback Tez Pulliam struck with an electrifying 84-yard kickoff return for a score, his first of the year.
"Some guys have a chance to take it all the way every time they touch the ball," said Chambless, "and Tez can be one of those guys."
Pulliam's kickoff return gave West Point a 6-3 lead, which wouldn't last long.
Midway through the second quarter, Stephney once again gave the Wildcats a lead, this time with a 74-yard touchdown catch from quarter Hason Smith. After Stephney's PAT, Clarksdale led 10-6, which also served as the halftime score.
In the second half, West Point's offense began to click, as senior quarterback Justin Cox engineered three touchdown drives, two of which he capped with touchdown runs of his own.
Cox gave West Point a brief lead early in the third quarter with a 5-yard run, but Clarksdale answered with a touchdown to take a 17-13 lead into the fourth quarter.
Trailing entering the fourth quarter for the first time this season, West Point owned the final period, scoring twice to escape Clarksdale with the win.
Cox gave the Green Wave the lead for good with 10:31 to go with a 45-yard scoring strike, which put the Wave up by the score of 19-17.
Six minutes later, freshman tailback Aries Williams finished the scoring with a 1-yard dive into the end zone to give West Point the 26-17 advantage.
The win was West Point's 13th straight in Division 1-5A play and clinches West Point's second-straight division crown. The Wave went 7-0 in division play en route to the 2009 Class 5A state championship, and can equal that 7-0 mark with a regular-season ending win at Hernando Friday night.
Despite the perfect mark inside the division, it hasn't been easy for West Point this season.
A year after beating 6 of 7 division opponents by more than 20 points, West Point has had four games decided by 10-points or less in the last five weeks.
"Every team in 5A North has gotten better," said Chambless. "That's why we have to keep getting better. At the same time, our kids keep finding ways to win. Even when we are down, our kids don't panic. They listen to us and they figure out a way to turn it around. That's a great trait for a team to have."
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(Moscow, Kazan, Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, Siberia, Irkutsk, Lake Baikal, Ulan Ude)
(Ulaan Bataar, Gobi Desert)
Take an epic journey through some of the remotest landscapes on Earth and be awed by fairy tale forests, ancient villages and sweeping steppes.
Climb aboard the Tsar's Golden Train for a timeless Trans-Siberian journey. This legendary rail passage has been enchanting travelers since 1891 and continues to do so by combining the elegance of fine old-world rail travel with modern amenities and superb cuisine. Travel through Russia's fairytale forests, the unspoiled wilds of Siberia, the stunning Gobi Desert and the ancient relics of Imperial China on this epic voyage.
Explore Moscow, Kazan, Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk , Lake Baikal, Ulan Ude and more accompanied by expert guides on a fusion of private and shared tours. Experience a plethora of historical sites and cultural activities. Take a scenic boat ride across Lake Baikal and numerous captivating city tours. Enjoy picnics, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, a Mongolian horseback riding show, gastronomic delights, traditional village visits, onboard entertainment, daily lectures about culture, countries and people. One of the last great travel adventures in our world, this adventure is a unique experience no traveler could ever forget.
Enjoy a personalized vacation that best suits your needs, developed by one of our experienced destination experts. Relax during your trip with our 24/7 support and expert local guidance.
Departure dates 2014: May 9, Jun 6, July 2, July 25, Sep 12 (guaranteed English speaking guide). More departures from Beijing to Moscow.
Enjoy an airport transfer with a private vehicle and driver.
A welcome package with small wooden doll Matreshka, nice book on Russia, vouchers, a city map, train tickets (if relevant) and any other touristic information that you may find useful will be waiting for you upon your arrival at your first hotel on your trip.
We will provide you with a letter of Invitation for your Russian Visa. Once payment has been received, the letter along with other important documents will be sent to you.
The Russian capital will present itself in wonderful illumination on the "Moscow by Night" city lights tour. Afterwards you can stroll across the famous Red Square with your guide and experience Stalin's "palaces for the people": Moscow's Metro stations in all their splendour and beauty.
Tour the Kremlin, the city´s former military fortification, a palace, an armoury, the sovereign treasury (Diamond Funds not included in price), and the workplace of the Russian President on a private guided tour with an English speaking guide and private driver. Among the sights included in the tour are the Mausoleum of Lenin, the clock at the Savior (Spasskaya) Tower – showing the most correct Moscow time, the beautiful Cathedral of the Intercession (the Church of St Basil the Blessed), Kazansky Cathedral, and many other outstanding pieces of Russian architecture. Entrance fees to the Kremlin Walls and Cathedrals are included.
A transfer between the train station and the city or your hotel with a private vehicle, driver, and assistant is provided.
After breakfast you arrive in Kazan, the old Tartar capital on the banks of the Volga. You will see plenty of history here on a guided tour of the Kremlin where you will learn about the wild and often bloody relations of the Tartars, Cossacks, and Russians. Your private train resumes its journey in the evening.
In the afternoon halt in Yekaterinburg, capital of the Ural region. The town was founded by Peter the Great in 1723 and restored in 2009. It is also related to the last Russian Tsar, Nicholas the II, because himself and most of his relatives were murdered here. During the tour you will visit the newly erected Cathedral-on-the-blood, built in memorial of that tragic historical event. Back on the train you can enjoy your view of the fascinating landscapes of Western Siberia.
Today you will reach Novosibirsk, the heart of Siberia, where you will be welcomed in traditional Russian manner with bread and salt. Your city tour includes a visit to the Transsiberian monument and the mighty Ob River. After dinner, the train continues its ride to the East.
Your Private Train, by now your second home, proceeds onward over the Yenisei River through Siberia. In Krasnoyarsk - Morning arrival in Krasnoyarsk — according to writer Anton Chekhov, the most beautiful city in Siberia. The short city tour focuses on an overview of Krasnoyarsk's captivating history. The mix of old and new streets vividly illustrates how the city has grown and changed down the years. Enjoy a view of Peace Square, the city's oldest square, and the stunning vistas across the Yenisei river. Naturally, there is also a stop at the beautiful Paraskeva Pyatnitsa Chapel, the symbol of Krasnoyarsk. Back on board, your train continues on to Irkutsk
Today the train reaches Irkutsk, the capital of Eastern Siberia. During a city tour you will see beautiful Siberian wooden cottages, the new statue of Alexander III, and the lively market hall. After lunch, you will have an excursion to the open air museum "Life and Work in the Time of the Tsars", which presents the regions history in a clear and vivid manner. Spend the night in a centrally located hotel in Irkutsk.
Today you will visit a Siberian village by bus. A boat will take you across the deep waters to Port Baikal where your train awaits you. On ancient tracks, it takes you directly along the shore of Lake Baikal for several hours. Dinner is served in typical local style as a picnic on the shores of the lake (weather permitting).
Today you will be taken along a different part of the shore of the mystical Lake Baikal, and then onwards through the magnificent valley of Selenga passing by wild and lonely mountain steppes of Eastern Siberia. On the way to the Mongolian border the train will stop in Ulan Ude, where you will have a city tour. Afterwards the train departs for Mongolia.
Tsar's Gold Train will travel onward to the Mongolian border.
In the morning you'll arrive in Ulaan Baatar. In the course of the city tour you will see the impressive Buddhist Gandan Monastry and the Lama Museum. In the evening, your tour guide will show you the best beer garden in the city. You will spend the night in a centrally located hotel in the city.
Today you'll attend a tour to Mongolian Switzerland, a must for everyone who loves nature. After breakfast, a bus trip reveals the beautiful countryside, where your lunch venue will be situated within the typical tent settlements of nomadic herdsmen, among herds of horses and shaggy yaks (wild Tibetan cattle). A Mongolian horseback riding show will be performed. In the evening your private train will travel onward to the Chinese border.
In the early morning your train halts in the middle of the Gobi Desert, some time ago one of the favorite settlements of dinosaurs. Around noon, you'll reach the Chinese border, where your Chinese special train is ready for departure. Due to the different Chinese track gauge the Russian special train cannot be used anymore from here on. The Chinese train has no Nostalgic Comfort and Bolshoi cars, only two bed or 4 bed cabins. Single occupancy is not guaranteed. You will reach China's capital Beijing in about 16 hours.
Tsar's Gold Train will travel onward to the Chinese border.
Enjoy the outskirts of Beijing, observing the impressive scenes of Chinese rural life from your compartment window.
Meet your driver for a train station transfer with a private vehicle and English speaking guide.
Discover the wonders of Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, and the Temple of heaven with a deluxe lunch on a half day private guided tour. Tiananmen Square was built in 1417 during the Ming Dynasty and was the front door of the Forbidden City. The present square stretches over a vast 440,000 square meters and features Tiananmen Tower, Monument to the People's Heroes, Great Hall of the People, and Mao Zedong Memorial Hall. The Forbidden City is the world's largest palace complex with 9,999 buildings across 74 hectares, surrounded by a six meter deep moat and a ten meter wall, and is divided into two parts. The Outer Court was where the Emperor exercised his supreme power over the nation. The Inner Court was where he lived with his royal family. Fourteen emperors of the Ming dynasty and ten Emperors of the Qing dynasty reigned here until 1924.
Enjoy a full day private guided tour with lunch at the Great Wall at Mutianyu located 45 miles northeast of Beijing. This section winds along lofty, cragged mountains for 1.4 miles. Construction was started in the Northern Qi Dynasty (550-577) and was restored in the early Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). Built mainly from granite with 8 meter walls and 5 meter wide at the top, it is notable for its 22 watchtowers. Lunch is included.
Meet your driver for an airport transfer with a private vehicle and English speaking guide.
Peter 1 Hotel is located in the historical and cultural centre of the city, within walking distance from the Red Square and the Cathedral of Christ of the Saviour. The Big Theatre, State Duma, Manezhnaya Square as well as the State Tretjakov Gallery are some of the major attractions near the property. The hotel is housed in a six-story building and was constructed in the late XIX century. In 2005-2006 the hotel was totally renovated, and today is considered to be a modern hotel of the highest quality, while effortlessly combining its historical vestiges.
A journey on the legendary Transsiberian Railroad is one of the last great travel adventures in the world. Set this dream of a lifetime on the tracks with the Private Train and experience Russia, Mongolia and China in the safest, most comfortable and fascinating manner. The historic route between Beijing, Lake Baikal and Moscow is the heart of all travel variants: The exciting days of your journey are delivering three of the world's largest countries directly to your compartment. Lean back to enjoy the dramatic changes of scenery and savour a choice of Europe's and Asia's most superb and splendid landscapes!
The Trans-Siberian railway is one of world's safest modes of travel. It is safe, clean, and maintained to the highest standards. A journey on the legendary Trans-Siberian Railroad is one of the last great travel adventures. Set this dream of a lifetime on the tracks with their Private Train and experience Russia, Mongolia, and China in the safest, most comfortable, and fascinating manner. The historic route between Moscow, Lake Baikal, and Beijing is the heart of all travel variants: The exciting days of your journey are delivering three of the world's largest countries directly to your compartment. Lean back to enjoy the dramatic changes of scenery and savour a choice of Europe's and Asia's most superb and splendid landscapes. The train has a maximum length of 21 cars with a restaurant and a luggage car. All meals are included in the journey, as well as special activities and features indicated in the itinerary.
Standing impressively on the Angara-river bank, the Hotel Irkutsk (3*) is one of the biggest and most famous hotel complexes of the city. The hotel offers easy access to major attractions, including the historical heart of the city and Siberian wooden houses. Excellent traffic links connect to both terminals to the local airport and railway station. This is the only hotel with panoramic views of the river. Choose from a selection of 197 cozy hotel rooms. Enjoy European cuisine specialties in the elegant Irkutsk Restaurant, relax in Midori Cocktail Bar with a choice of different cocktails, or have a cup of tea or coffee in the lobby-bar.
You will spend the night in a good, centrally located medium-class hotel in Ulan Bator. The Ulaanbaatar Hotel is favorably located in the heart of Ulaanbaatar. Perfect for sightseers as, in close proximity to the hotel, there is Sukhbaatar Square with Government buildings, National University of Mongolia and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Park Plaza Beijing Wangfujing showcases the city as a unique reflection of the many changing facets of contemporary Chinese culture, where ancient cultural sites vie for space alongside high-rise buildings and an intricate freeway system. This Beijing lodging is just minutes away from several popular attractions, such as Tiananmen Square, the National Museum of China, and the Forbidden City. The world-renowned services at the Park Plaza Wangfujing Hotel Beijing ensure that guests enjoy a warm and personalized stay. Enjoy their amenities, including a gymnasium and massage center. The Park Plaza Wangfujing Hotel features three on-site restaurants that offer a range of cuisines. Enjoy Asian dining at Ooodle, international dishes at Bloo Dining, and a menu of light fare at First Lounge Bar.
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"Melissa Field was extremely helpful! She was courteous, professional, knowledgeable, and friendly! She kept me updated on the status of everything and provided timely correspondence. She took ownership for any problems I had and remedied them. I had the most amazing time of my life in Iceland and Paris! I would not have experienced everything without the help of Kensington Tours."
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"All of our guides were beyond fabulous! Our time in Dublin was much too short, would have loved to stay there at least one more full day. Would recommend extending this package to 15 days for any future visits. The train to Edinburgh was super! Beautiful scenery and great steak pies!"
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November 06, 2013
"Our trip was fantastic!!! I cannot say enough good things. Lianne worked with our exact dates and time frame beautifully.Our drivers were prompt and friendly. The private guides were so knowledgeable. We left with an appreciation of the history, the culture, and the beauty of Andulasia. We were very pleased and will certainly recommend your company to friends and family."
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"We've been raving to everyone about the food, the friendliness of the people and the amazing history and sites in Turkey. Yes, we want to go back."
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"Overall, our tour in Spain was very enjoyable, and well planned and executed. Our private tour of the Alhambra was excellent. Virginia, tour guide for royal palace ruins outside of Cordoba, was also excellent. In Seville, we went to the Flamenco Show/dinner, and the Flamenco was outstanding!"
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We traveled to Croatia and Slovenia using Kensington earlier this year which was a fantastic trip."
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Women's Basketball Suffers First Loss of Season at Limestone; Cox Moves into 8th on All-Time Scoring List
November 27, 2012
GAFFNEY, S.C. - A sluggish first half was too much to overcome in the second half as Pfeiffer University suffered an 87-50 loss at Limestone in Conference Carolinas women's basketball action on Tuesday night. The Saints improve to 5-0 overall, 2-0 in league play while the Lady Falcons drop their first game of the year falling to 4-1, 2-1.
Limestone opened the contest on a 14-2 run and back it with a 15-7 run for a 29-9 lead through the first 10 minutes of the first half. Jodie Lemons and Bridget Rothert triples would be an attempt to jump start the Lady Falcons offense as Lemons would score nine of Pfeiffer's 20 first half points.
The Lady Falcons would manage a much better second half as Lemons finished the night with a team-high 13 points while Brittany Cox would move into eighth on Pfeiffer's all-time scoring list after her 11 points. Limestone would hold a 54-18 points in the paint advantage while converting 26 Pfeiffer turnovers into 45 points on the offensive end.
All five starters for Limestone finished the night in double-figures led by Stephanie Hayes and Maria Young's 16 points on 50% shooting.
The Lady Falcons get back on the floor hosting Mars Hill in non-conference action on Monday at 5:30 p.m. Live stats and video will be available through http://www.gofalconsports.com.


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Loaded on to a special transport jig, the first A350 XWB centre wing box left Nantes by river barge, together with an A380 centre wing box, travelling along the Loire River to be delivered in Airbus St Nazaire a few hours later.
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Gilliard Drains Late Free Throws and Scores 17 and Men's Basketball Stays Unbeaten in League Play
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BANNER ELK, N.C. Pfeiffers Davon Gilliard knocked down a pair of free throws with 18 seconds left to help the Falcons to a 75-69 victory over Lees-McRae in Conference Carolinas mens basketball action on Wednesday night. Gilliard dropped a game-high 17 points as the Falcons improve to 4-3 overall, 2-0 in league play while the Bobcats fall to 3-3, 0-1.
Both teams went back and forth for the entire first half with seven lead changes. Chris Woods broke the final tie of the first 20 minutes with a jumper at the 2:14 mark before a three-pointer by the Bobcats Matt Eller put the hosts up one. After another quick basket by Elijah Matthews, a pair of Woods free throws helped the Falcons to a 38-35 halftime lead.
A quick triple by Lees-McRaes Reshon Benjamin knotted the contest for the eighth time just 18 seconds into the second stanza as the tenth and final tie came seven minutes later as another Woods free throw did the damage. After a quick layup by Jeremiah Henry and DeAndre Tillman, the Bobcats surrendered the lead for the final time after two Jeff Pettiway free throws and long-range three from reigning player of the week Josh Humphrey. Up just one with 3:54 to go, freshman Kyler Gregory hit a crucial three to help seal the deal.
Behind Gilliards 17 points on 7-of-10 shooting from the floor, Pettiway followed with 15 while Woods and Humphrey chipped in with 14 and 13. For Lees-McRae, Daniel Sepokas contributed 17 while Adam McFerran and Sam Youse each had 10. The Bobcats shot 45% from the floor to lead that offensive category while Pfeiffer held the edge from three-point land and the charity stripe knocking down 20 of their 24 attempts.
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News about Personal Names, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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May. 23, 2015
Many sports figures with short last names, who might otherwise have been forgotten to history, are mainly known as common crossword puzzle answers. MORE
May. 17, 2015
The Ethicists column panel answers question about whether it is ethical to change name on job application to avoid discrimination. MORE
Apr. 22, 2015
At least 23 babies on three continents have been named for Gilad, lieutenant in Israeli Army who was killed in Yom Kippur War in 1973; members of Gilad generation will attend ceremony on nation's Memorial Day. MORE
Mar. 1, 2015
Malia Wollan Tip column offers strategies for helping to remember people's names. MORE
Dec. 11, 2014
Kabul Journal; census workers in Afghanistan are having a difficult time conducting survey because many Afghans lack surnames, most do not know their birthday and women will not speak without their husbands present; number of people living in Afghanistan is unknown; last census, conducted in 1979, found some 14.6 million people, but some estimate that current census will register more than double that number. MORE
Dec. 4, 2014
South Korean news organization confirms that North Korea has formally barred anyone except leader Kim Jong-un from having given name of Jong-un; those who had name before Kim came to power in 2011 have been forced to give it up; making name sacrosanct joints Kim dynasty's other outsize displays of power and serves as evidence that Kim Jong-un is as controlling as his predecessors. MORE
Oct. 1, 2014
Memo From Israel; Israel's population authority makes striking decision not to include Muhammad on annual Top 10 list of baby names, despite fact that it was by far the most popular name for children born that year; choice sets off discussion about status of Israel's Arab minority, which constitutes some 21 percent of the population. MORE
Sep. 25, 2014
Drag queens known as Lil Miss Hot Mess, Sister Roma and Heklina are confronting Facebook over its insistence that users employ their real names on site; they and other activists argue that policy excludes those who prefer to choose their names and exposes them to cyberbullying. MORE
Jul. 13, 2014
Bruce Feiler This Life column says number of indications suggest that usage of middle initial is in decline. MORE
Apr. 6, 2014
Loose Ends column by author Brooke Williams describes experience of receiving calls to her home telephone from people who knew another Brooke Williams; notes her consternation at finding out later in life that this other Brooke Williams invariably showed up higher in Internet search results. MORE
Feb. 2, 2014
Practice of naming children has evolved into something resembling competitive sport in Brazil, leaving many people with long, complex and unusual names that often incorporate tributes to foreign celebrities or places. MORE
Dec. 22, 2013
Many pet adoption agencies and shelters are naming their homeless dogs after celebrities, as way to create an instant bond between dogs and potential adopters. MORE
Dec. 21, 2013
Law enforcement officials and families of victims of school shootings are urging journalists and public officials to avoid using the gunmen's names and photos in public; plea comes after another shooting in Centennial, Colo; families' hope is that refusing to name the shooters will prevent other angry, troubled young men from being inspired by their infamy. MORE
Dec. 8, 2013
Both straight and same-sex couples discuss complications of settling on family name after marriage. MORE
Dec. 8, 2013
Ann Blackman First Person essay recalls her decision to keep her maiden name for professional use after marrying her husband in 1974, and subsequent confusion encountered when she used different surnames in different contexts. MORE
Nov. 17, 2013
Calvin Trillin Lives essay describes a long-standing argument he had with author Cynthia Ozick about the name of his grandfather; notes he later discovered Ozick was entirely correct. MORE
Sep. 22, 2013
Shahan Mufti Lives essay notes, because his last name in Islam roughly means a scholar who deciphers God's will, he receives e-mails from complete strangers soliciting his opinion on deeply private matters. MORE
Sep. 19, 2013
Tennessee judge rules that Jaleesa Martin will be allowed to name her 8-month-old son Messiah, overturning an order from another judge who said the name could not be used because it belonged to Jesus Christ. MORE
Sep. 8, 2013
Name change after marriage is becoming more complex, with couples now facing many options. MORE
Aug. 30, 2013
New York Mets are developing a bumper crop of players whose last names begin with a lowercase D; in chronological order, the Mets have installed Travis d'Arnaud as the new starting catcher, called up outfielder Matt den Dekker and have impressive pitching prospect Jacob deGrom looming at Class AAA Las Vegas. MORE
Aug. 25, 2013
Dispatch column by Pamela Paul notes that many women are still addressing question of why they have to choose between using their married or maiden names; reflects on her decision to use both names. MORE
Aug. 21, 2013
My mother named me after Kris Kristofferson. Could I saddle my son with a famous name? MORE
Aug. 17, 2013
Mark Oppenheimer Beliefs column examines legal and religious questions raised by Tennessee judge's decision to forcibly change an infant's name from Messiah to Martin; says decision is reminder that whenever religious language is involved, whether etched onto buildings or used for personal names, there are competing claims for religious freedom. MORE
Jul. 15, 2013
Fnu Lnu, acronym for for 'First name Unknown, Last name Unknown,' is often used in early stages of a criminal case when investigators cannot identify a voice on a wiretap, or the identity of someone picked up in an immigration sweep; designation has taken on often-comic life of its own, bedeviling courts across country, and even newspapers, when entry of 'Fnu Lnu' is mistaken for an actual name. MORE
Jun. 23, 2013
Twitter users offers their suggestions on possible baby names for Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's newborn daughter. MORE
Jun. 16, 2013
Issue over who may use Borghese name, carried by Italian noble family, is at center of one of the most contentious lawsuits facing trial in New York courts; members of Borghese family have challenged use of their name by Borghese Inc, company founded by Princess Marcella Borghese and Revlon in the 1950s, which has developed into well-known cosmetics brand now run by Georgette Mosbacher, prominent Republican fund-raiser. MORE
Jun. 2, 2013
Many prospective parents feel paralyzed trying to come up with a name for their baby, working to find the elusive name that is exotic yet not bizarre, classic yet not pompous, on trend but not trendy. MORE
Apr. 4, 2013
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Apr. 4, 2013
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Feb. 17, 2013
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Feb. 1, 2013
District court in Reykjavik, Iceland, rules that Blaer Bjarkardottir can legally use name given to her by her mother, overturning decision by officials that Blaer, which means light breeze, is not proper feminine name. MORE
Jan. 29, 2013
Social security records show that 36 percent of newborn boys in America have names that end in 'n,' compared with 14 percent in 1950. MORE
Nov. 10, 2012
Op-Ed article by Prof Jonah Berger cites his research which shows baby names that sound similar to ones used in major hurricanes, but not the names of storms themselves, spike after particular storms; says this may be because similar-sounding names become familiar in people's minds; questions what names might become popular now after Hurricane Sandy. MORE
Oct. 14, 2012
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Sep. 17, 2012
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Aug. 12, 2012
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Jul. 15, 2012
Hybridizers and so-called plant artists are increasingly naming orchids after a wide range of boldface names, from royalty to celebrity; for $1,500, anyone willing can have a cattleya orchid named after them, too. MORE
Jun. 29, 2012
Tennis officials and Wimbledon broadcasters face a tough challenge when pronouncing names of players; BBC commentator David Mercer, who also served as a chair umpire from 1973 to 1984, finds that a pronunciation guide, along with repetition, is helpful. MORE
Mar. 11, 2012
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Mar. 2, 2012
Miami Marlins outfielder Mike Stanton announces that he will now use his birth name Giancarlo, joining long list of professional athletes who have made it a habit of changing their names. MORE
Feb. 17, 2012
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Dec. 29, 2011
New York City Health Department releases annual data on baby names; for 2010, the most popular name chosen for boys was Jayden, and for girls, Isabella. MORE
Dec. 27, 2011
Op-Ed article by Alina Simone describes the impact that changing her name had on her life. MORE
Nov. 27, 2011
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Nov. 27, 2011
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Nov. 24, 2011
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Nov. 15, 2011
Salman Rushdie's victory in a fight over which name he is allowed to use on his Facebook account highlights an increasingly vital debate over how people represent themselves on the Web; the argument over pseudonyms, known online as the 'nym wars,' goes to the heart of how the Internet might be organized in the future; major Internet companies like Google, Facebook and Twitter have a valuable stake in this debate, and in some cases, vastly different corporate philosophies on the issue that signal their future directions and ambitions. MORE
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What will you do if you caught your own mother telling wrong stories about you to others?
I really cannot understand why my mother's mentality is like that . All what I know is, it is all because of money... she is the exact opposite of the meaning of her name... she should give hope to others but in the end she just make others hopeless.


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August 10th, 2008 #1
They are finally finished - solar system travel posters
Hi all,
I don't post much, but I'm here everyday getting inspired and, well, drooling.
Anyway, I've finally finished a series of images I like to call Rocketship Tours - inspired by the vintage travel posters of the 20's and up. Some you may have seen and others are brand new. Almost all have some relationship to an actual travel poster whether it be layout, colour or some other element. Let me know what you think. PLUG: I wasn't going to do this, but we all have to pay the bills, right? Prints are available at http://www.zazzle.com/stevethomas END PLUG. And thanks again.
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August 10th, 2008 #2
a lot of fun! nice work.
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August 10th, 2008 #3
These are great! Thanks for posting.
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August 11th, 2008 #4
Nice. These are looking great
Had some fun with a retro poster recently myself. I like how you handled them.
August 11th, 2008 #5
HAHA, love the pop-art style, those are awesome. Venus and the Moon are my favorites.
August 11th, 2008 #6
they are awsome =)
very nice !
Have a look at my m i N z k e t c h b o o k
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I like pop art, is fun.
August 11th, 2008 #8
Oh hell yeah! These are fantastic!
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August 11th, 2008 #9
Very good. You have the look down pretty close, and they're funny too. I love those old posters too. Seems to me that back then the line between graphic artists and illustrators was much fuzzier, if there at all.
But it seems like you weren't really that into Uranus.
Sorry... couldn't help it.
August 11th, 2008 #10
You nailed the retro look with these. The type work really enhances your paintings. Good job.
August 11th, 2008 #11
These are wonderful! Great idea and presentation. The second and fifth are my favourites.
August 11th, 2008 #12
Thanks everyone, for looking and commenting.
August 11th, 2008 #13
these look really clean man , loving those colours and that fine texture and the contrast is just right , these have sum really cool colours
August 11th, 2008 #14
Love the theme and the general look.
However, the wheels in the first image aren't touching the road... and if they hover they don't really need wheels at all.
my sketches here... http://conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php?t=92997
www.sevans.co.nz , for more images and to kill time.
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you really did capture that gr8 retro feel
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August 25th, 2008 #17
Very well illustrated and laid out. I think Europa Air is my fave.
August 25th, 2008 #18
Nice designs, especially like the third one down.
August 25th, 2008 #19
these are really fantastic! good work!
August 25th, 2008 #20
I can't complain, these are good.
August 25th, 2008 #21
Awesome posters. Love your style and the quirky take on the old-fashioned posters
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These are great! clever too.
August 26th, 2008 #23
Totally i love with that retro style
August 26th, 2008 #24
These are really cool Dig it!
August 26th, 2008 #25
Cool idea, great concepts and some very nice designs. You definitely got that old poster look down nicely.
August 26th, 2008 #26
great feel to these i really want like a huge version of these to put on my walls their amazing
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These are fun.
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wow really really nice! i like oldstyle things
good work
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Beautiful work that really captures the feel of the originals. I have a "Mystic Africa" vintage travel poster that looks alot like your "Uranus".
August 26th, 2008 #30
These are all charming designs, thanks for the post.
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These are ideas for things the boo compiler could check, using a special compiler step. It is similar to pychecker or pylint. See also the Boo Optimizations page.
- All class/enum/struct/property/method names should begin with a capital letter and ideally be PascalCased.
- Interface names should start with capital I followed by PascalCase name.
- Don't have local variables or parameters names that start with an underscore. That is for fields, esp. non-public fields.
- Don't create a local variable (or parameter) with the same name as a field.
- Don't have an unnecessary modifier like "public" if the default is already public. No need for "protected" modifier on a field.
- parameter names should be camelCase.
- Use type inference instead of declaration when possible. "x as int = 4". Better to just say "x=4".
- "print x" preferred over "print(x)" when used as a statement
- "return x" preferred over "return(x)" when used as a statement (I don't think return(x) is valid code)
No mixing of tabs and spaces for indentation.
The indentation scheme that we have now can cause problems by mixing spaces and tabs.
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assert falsebecause a space is hidden inside the indentation tabs.
The best way in my opinion to handle this situation is to eliminate spaces as indentation altogether, but an alternate situation would be to stop indentation from working in the case that spaces and tabs are mixed.
- Convert s=="" to s.Length==0, apparently it is faster, but also warn if user did not also check that s is not null. I also put this suggestion on the Boo Optimizations page.
- Check for if/elif/while statements that have parentheses around the entire conditional, e.g.
if (i == 2):.
- If a return type is specified, ensure a return statement is used. Boo silently inserts a "return null" otherwise: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/BOO-418
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The AIM25 Project
Robert Baxter, Frances Blomeley and Rachel Kemsley present AIM25, a project providing electronic access to descriptions of archives held in various London institutions.
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Retinal Function Research
Vision begins with the absorption of a photon by a visual pigment molecule, followed by a complex cascade leading to hyperpolarization of the photoreceptor. Disruption of this pathway can cause blindness. Investigators at Mass. Eye and Ear are investigating the biomechanics and electrophysiology of these early events in the visual pathway.
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White On Rice looks like a very funny movie. It stars Hiroshi Watanabe (he played a lieutenant in Letters from Iwo Jima—what a type-casting!) as Jimmy, a 40-year-old divorcee who moves in with his sister and shares a bunk bed with his 10-year-old nephew. He's socially awkward, his coworkers think he's strange and people recognize him from his past "acting" work in cheesy kung-fu B-movies. And if that wasn't enough (a word Hollywood has never heard before), he has a crush on his brother-in-law's twentysomething niece.


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Tomorrow I'll be doing a webinar on employee recognition and engagement. In my research, I came across a rather eye opening fact (at least it was eye opening to me.) In 2015, there will be more Millennials in the workplace than Baby Boomers. This means that my co-workers are likely to be in their 20s to mid-30s. Yikes!
I have to confess that until recently I had my head in the sand concerning generational differences in the workplace. I figured these young folks were new to the workplace and would come around to my way of thinking and working in time. They would learn and adjust to the "right" way of doing things. I was quite confident in this and equally wrong.