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Super PAC Attacks Kochs on Civil Rights, Endorses "Urban Renewal" Policies that Harmed MinoritiesOctober 8, 2014 3:34 PM
Last week, Alternet posted yet another bogus smear on the libertarian billionaires Charles and David Koch. It has since been reposted by Salon.com. The article summarizes the "findings" of a report titled, "The Koch Brothers' Record on Civil Rights and Race," which was produced by an outfit called "The Bridge Project." This front group is really an arm of a super PAC called American Bridge 21st Century, which was founded by Democratic party activist David Brock and in 2012 was described as "the hub of the left" by Roll Call.
Maya Angelou, Herb Jeffries, and the Freedom to ProsperJune 4, 2014 8:23 AM
Competitive Enterprise Institute President Lawson Bader has said, "What CEI does, on a daily basis and at its core, is to celebrate and defend free enterprise," and "free enterprise is just another phrase for what I call the 'freedom to prosper.'"
Lawson makes it clear that "prosperity" does not necessarily mean accumulation of possessions, but enrichment of one's own life and those of others through individual choice. Free enterprise means freedom to pursue various options, and "we who defend economic liberty view these endeavors with a non-judgmental eye, recognizing them as the choices free individuals make to realize their dreams,'" he writes.
These thoughts on the freedom to prosper have been on my mind since last week after the passing of two individuals -- one of whom I was privileged to know -- who used what limited freedom they had in the "Jim Crow" system of state-enforced segregation to blaze paths to prosperity for themselves and others.
Maya Angelou, who died May 28 at 86, was a pivotal poet and author and recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. But this was far from the sum total of her varied career. As her Washington Post obituary notes, "She sang cabaret and calypso, danced with Alvin Ailey, acted on Broadway, directed for film and television and wrote more than 30 books, including poetry, essays and, responding to the public's appetite for her life story, six autobiographies."
Herb Jeffries, whom I had the privilege of interviewing for publications such as The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Times' Insight magazine, and American Profile (the latter of which was cited in his Time magazine obituary), died May 25 at 100. Before he turned 30, Mr. Jeffries had become the first permanent male vocalist in the orchestra of jazz great Duke Ellington, as well as the creator and star of a pioneering series of all-black singing cowboy movies that dealt a blow against racial stereotypes.
After entertaining the World War II troops overseas upon joining the Army Special Services division, Mr. Jeffries began operating night clubs in post-war Europe. He returned to the U.S. in the 1950s, where he resumed his singing and acting career. A resurgence of interest in his work, coupled with the fact that he still had a beautiful baritone well into his 90s, led to a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, a command performance at the White House, an numerous other honors bestowed on him in the last 15 years of his life.
The Premises of Net NeutralityMay 19, 2014 4:12 PM
In the electric power industry, if you run an extension cord across the street to serve another, you go to jail. The local utility has a protected monopoly. We've put most of that "public utility" vision behind us in communications. Wired and wireless and satellite options abound for Internet service; we'll likely see blimps and communications drones, and who knows what else.
Yet special interests still want the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to regulate the content flows and grid infrastructure, the prices and services of the Internet via something called net neutrality. They actually are quite open about wanting government regulated monopoly power.
The Internet as a utility, like the power company. They want speed limits.
We're nearly a decade into a series of disruptive efforts to inflict "net neutrality" on the Internet; Neutrality is the idea that we won't have access to content where and when and as fast as we want it without government and special interests controlling the wires.
Neutrality proponents want to inflict a "Mother-May-I" method of operation on the Internet; they want planning boards and regulatory affirmation of content carriage arrangements and of infrastructure deals.
It's not a bright new idea, and not even one rooted in a plausible belief in natural monopoly, or one informed by angelic visions of "common carriage. Regulation like net neutrality devolves into cronyism. It was also rooted in cronyism.
Early telecommunications and power networks were highly competitive, with duplicative infrastructure. The powerful didn't like the competition. The cronies got a franchise and guaranteed profit, everybody else got shut out, and the effects still linger.
FCC's Internet Fast Lanes Should Outrun Net Neutrality BiasApril 25, 2014 1:10 PM
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will issue proposed rules May 15, rules expected expected to allow premium pricing for Internet fast lanes alongside the lane we have now, for those willing to pay.
The open-access tech utopians aren't amused; They see the Internet as some kind of magical public resource, as something that popped fully formed out of nowhere, and need never change. In the modern style, they have demands that others must fulfill, and want to set the terms for others' property deployment.
The New York Times wrote,
Dividing traffic on the Internet into fast and slow lanes is exactly what the Federal Communications Commission would do with its proposed regulations, unveiled this week. And no amount of reassurances about keeping competition alive will change that fact.
There's nothing wrong with many fast and many slow lanes on the "Splinternet" of tomorrow. We should have those without new FCC rules setting the terms as both content and infrastructure firms expand and can discipline one another. Anyone who stands in the way of that evolution is the threat to openness and information flow.
As ever escalating premium services in multimedia emerge, particularly in tomorrow's world of 3D and holograms, today's average speed will pale in comparison. A mere background hum.
That hum will resonate louder as the premium lane and lanes escalate, making everyone better off. All FCC is going to do is bog the process down.
No, neutrality advocates seek their own control over the Internet's infrastructure and content, explicitly demanding common carriage (and presumably an end to investment). And the new rulemaking's veneer of liberalization aside, the real problem is that FCC actually seeks broader new forms of regulation over Internet technologies as such, and was granted that authority in court early this year.
CEI Sues National Park Service and Interior Department under FOIA over Government Shutdown DocumentsApril 23, 2014 1:47 PM
Last night, CEI filed suit against the United States Department of the Interior and the National Park Service for failing to produce documents in response to two pairs of Freedom of Information Act requests. Those requests, sent to them way back on October 9, dealt with these agencies' closures of private businesses and privately-run tourist attractions in the 2013 federal government shutdown, and also with their closures of public monuments and spaces, which are often open to the public even when no federal employee is on duty.
The agencies have neither produced documents, nor set an estimated date for when they will be produced, nor indicated how many documents they might produce or withhold, even though FOIA contains a 20-day deadline for an agency to comply with a FOIA request. They have not provided the basic information that FOIA requires within that deadline, such as telling us how many documents they expect to produce (or, if the documents are exempt from production, how many they will withhold under a valid FOIA exemption), even though that information is required under the appeals court ruling in C.R.E.W. v. F.E.C., 711 F.3d 180, 186 (D.C. Cir.2013).
During the shutdown in early October, these agencies closed down, or blocked access to, many private businesses that had apparently been allowed to operate in earlier shutdowns under prior Presidents (even as politically-connected businesses were allowed to remain open). After lawyers and legal commentators suggested that these closures of private businesses were illegal departures from past agency practice, I filed FOIA requests seeking to find out which officials were responsible for these improper closures, and how the decision to close them was made. Of all the agencies involved, the National Park Service was probably the worst offender, according to CEI's Myron Ebell. A judge later ruled against the National Park Service's closure of a state park used by children, and against the U.S. Forest Service's suspension of timber operations.
The Obama administration's behavior during the shutdown was controversial, to say the least. As part of the so-called "shutdown" (which did not actually shut down most of the government -- most federal workers kept working), it shut down tourist attractions -- even when doing so cost the government more money than leaving them open. It rented costly barricades to keep people out of open-air outdoor monuments that don't need to be manned, and are typically open even when unstaffed (like the World War II Memorial).
And it sent Park Police to drive people out of privately-run tourist attractions on public land, like the Claude Moore Colonial Farm, endangering tourism-related jobs in the process. On October 2, PJ Media's Bryan Preston reported that the federal government was "ordering hundreds of privately run, private funded parks to close," using the government shutdown as an excuse.
CEI, Former State Department Officials Defend Freedom of Contract in Supreme Court Case against ArgentinaApril 17, 2014 4:11 PM
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Can a country seeking to welsh on its debts invoke sovereign immunity to evade not just court orders to pay those debts, but also post-judgment discovery aimed at collecting on those judgments? Can it do so to prevent not just discovery directed at it, but also at third-party banks? Most importantly, perhaps, can it do so even though it contractually waived sovereign immunity? The answer is yes, according to Argentina, which is seeking to stiff many of its bondholders. Thankfully, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit disagreed with this attack on property and contract rights in a 2012 decision.
But amazingly enough, the Obama administration has taken Argentina's side at the Supreme Court. It is joined by the government of France, which has experienced downgrades in its credit rating due to stubbornly-high government spending under Socialist Francois Hollande that consumes well over half of France's economy. The willingness of the Obama administration to take Argentina's extreme position is disturbing given that the Second Circuit's ruling was unanimous.
CEI and several former State Department officials have filed an amicus brief asking the Supreme Court to uphold the appeals court's ruling, and reaffirm the availability of the post-judgment discovery needed to protect property and contractual rights. The former State Department officials include counsel of record John Norton Moore, former Counselor on International Law to the Department of State; Robert F. Turner, former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Legislative Affairs; Abraham D. Sofaer, a former federal judge and former Legal Adviser to the Department of State; Professor Malvina Halberstam, former Counselor on International Law to the State Department; and Davis R. Robinson, former Legal Adviser to the State Department. John Norton Moore, who teaches international law and national-security law at the University of Virginia, was extensively involved in drafting the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act (FSIA) involved in the case. Judge Sofaer was appointed by President Carter to the federal bench in 1979.
CEI Appeals Agency's Withholding of Documents about Its 2013 Government Shutdown ShenanigansMarch 25, 2014 12:32 PM
Earlier, I wrote about how Obama administration officials have been very "tight-lipped in response to FOIA requests" about their "government shutdown shenanigans," such as closing private businesses and non-profit tourist attractions out of spite, and blocking access to private homes and tourism sites within or merely next to public land. I have now appealed the National Forest Service's very scanty response to my FOIA request about the planning and implementation of those closures both before and after the shutdown, in an administrative appeal you can view at this link.
Agencies Withhold Documents about Closures of Private Businesses in Government ShutdownMarch 21, 2014 1:19 PM
In last October's government shutdown, the Obama administration closed down, or blocked access to, many private businesses that had been allowed to operate in earlier shutdowns, such as during the Clinton administration. After lawyers and legal commentators suggested that these closures of private businesses were illegal, and pointed out that they were an unexplained departure from past agency practice, I filed a series of Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests with the agencies that carried out these closures -- the National Forest Service, the National Park Service, and the Department of the Interiors -- seeking to find out which officials were responsible for these improper closures, and how the decision to close them was made.
(Testimony by CEI's Myron Ebell suggests that the National Park Service was probably the worst offender among all the agencies. A judge later ruled in favor of parents' legal challenge to the National Park Service's closure of a state park used by their children, and other judges apparently issued temporary restraining orders against things like the suspension of timber operations. A Federal judge was apparently about to issue an injunction against the closure of private concessions in National Forest Recreation Association v. Tidwell when the shutdown finally came to an end on October 17.)
In FOIA requests submitted on October 9 and 10, I sought information about the orders closing down these businesses, how the targeted private businesses were selected (some politically connected businesses were spared being closed), and about the policies the government relied upon in shutting them down. Months later, long after the legal deadline for responding to my FOIA request, the National Park Service and the Department of the Interior still have not produced any documents at all, even though they were legally required to respond within 20 working days after I made my request.
In March, the Forest Service did finally respond, but its response -- producing only agency communications that occurred after the shutdown ended -- suggests that it has withheld, or failed to search for, the most interesting (and potentially incriminating) documents.
Supreme Court Overwhelmingly Votes to Uphold Rights of Private Property OwnersMarch 12, 2014 3:44 PM
The Supreme Court has decided an important property rights case in favor of the private property owners and against the claim of the federal government by an eight-to-one majority. Surprisingly, the Court's liberal Justices, with the exception of Justice Sonia Sotomayor dissenting, signed Chief Justice John Roberts's March 10 decision. In reversing the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, the Court ruled, in Brandt Revocable Trust et al. v. United States, that a right of way granted to a railroad in 1908 did not revert to the federal government when the railroad abandoned the tracks in 2004.
The original right of way was over federal land, but 83 acres of that land were patented in 1976 in a land swap with the U. S. Forest Service. The Department of Justice argued that even though those 83 acres had been turned over to private owners, the right of way over that now-private land had reverted to the federal government when the railroad stopped running. Arguing for the Brandts, Steven J. Lechner of Mountain States Legal Foundation stated that the right of way was an easement granted for a particular use, and therefore had expired when its intended use, operation of a railroad, had ended.
The Chief Justice's opinion relies heavily on the 1942 Supreme Court decision, Great Northern Railway Company v. United States (315 U. S. 262), in which the Court agreed with the federal government's argument that the General Railroad Right of Way Act of 1875 only conveyed easements. The majority opinion stated:
More than 70 years ago, the Government argued before this Court that a right of way granted under the 1875 Act was a simple easement. The Court was persuaded, and so ruled. Now the Government argues that such a right of way is tantamount to a limited fee with an implied reversionary interest. We decline to endorse such a stark change in position....
Is FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler for or against Net Neutrality? YesJanuary 11, 2014 3:08 PM
In what the Washington Post referred to as Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Tom Wheeler's strongest endorsement yet of net neutrality, he said:
Public policy should protect the great driving force of the open Internet: how it allows innovation without permission.... This is why it is essential that the FCC continue to maintain an open Internet and maintain the legal ability to intervene promptly and effectively in the event of aggravated circumstances.
Other outlets regard Wheeler's recent pronouncements as being more ambiguous. Does he favor the right to offer variations in prices and services, or not?
I see matters opposite from the proponents of net neutrality; I think variations in pricing and service are essential, as is the creation of future generations of networks, which can't happen optimally without such fundamental property rights. (Yes, property rights.)
I recently cosigned with a group of economists a letter of congratulations to Wheeler in which we stressed:
The economic evidence...is clear: in all but a few areas, communications networks no longer have the characteristics of natural monopolies, and should no longer be regulated as public utilities. Indeed, the convergence of the communications sector into the dynamic, intensively competitive Internet ecosystem is now virtually complete.
Whatever happens with Verizon's challenge to the FCC's December 2010 Order on "Preserving the Free and Open Internet" in the United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, the "openness" doctrine will persist, potentially holding competitive networks (yes, plural) and critical infrastructure advances down to the speed of government.


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The board agreed to a joint sale with the Greek state, which plans to dispose of its 65 percent holding as part of a state-asset sales program, the Athens-based news site reported, without citing anyone. Hellenic Petroleum shareholders will take final decisions on the stake in Depa at their next meeting, Euro2day said.
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CW president Mark Pedowitz has revealed the network's plans to introduce the Flash to their Arrow series. Pediowitz says,
We plan to introduce a recurring character and the origin story of Dr. Barry Allen, who you know as the Flash. We do want to expand upon the DC Universe. We think that there are rich characters we can use, and we felt like this was a very organic way to get there.
No word yet on who will play Flash, but Pedowitz hinted at a spinoff show if Flash's introduction to Arrow is successful. Will you be tuning in?
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Brat!The first time I was spanked was two years after our marrage.I started to talk back, not listen and kinda be a *****.So my husband warned me but i blew him off so he dragged me up to our room with me screaming and kicking all the way.When we got to the room him threw me onto the bed and told me to roll my short dress up in the belt i had on. I said no and he tried to make me so i bite him.not my brightest moment,i admite. anyway him finally ripped off my clothes,everything. Dress, panties , bra and socks!He gave me 50 strokes on each cheak with a brush,hand,paddle and belt! When he stopped he made me sit next to him and he told me he would do this every night for a month and every day I would meet him at the door after work in nothing but an apron.then he made me lay tummy up on the bed so he could belt my vagina as well. :(:(:( The next day I met him at the door in an apron that coverd my boobs so he spanked me like yesterday and spanked me again that night.He did this for a month and on the last day that month he gave me 500 strokes per cheak using brush,hand, paddle,belt,strap,cane,slipper,whip, hard coverd book and two other thing I forgot.then he used the implements on my vagina and boobs.after my as* had welts bruises and sores for weeks after.We do this 5 times a week to keep me in line:600 strokes per cheak brush hand paddle belt strap cane slipper book fly swatter on my vagina and boobs as well in the diaper,standing,otk,bending over bed, leaning on wall and a position where he sits down i kneel on his leg put my hands around his neck and he spanked me very very very hard while I kiss him and cry on him. following by sex and then he spanks me super hard:750 per cheak hand paddle belt strap slipper cane whip book wooden spoon and fly swatter and then more sex!then he spanks me 10 per cheak with his hand otk more sex...sex...sex and go to sleep around 2am. have been doing this for 7 years but only 300 per cheak! :):)
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No one could possibly withstand that once, let alone daily. This is fantasyland for you. However Women should be spanked at least twice a day by the primary male in their life, ALL women and girls, regardless of age, should be spanked by ANY male member of the family who is an adult, brother, father, uncles and even sisters boyfriend should be spanking women to keep them behaved.
my husband and I started domestic discipline 1 month ago as my behavior is really out of control I get daily spankings to keep me in line I am a very unruly wife last night although I was exceptionally bad I received 300 spanking 100 with a belt in 200 with a wooden paddle and in the morning before my husband went to work he gave me another 100 spanking with a belt needless to say my bottom is very sore my daily spanking usually consists of 100 lashes with a belt I don't look forward to my daily spanking when he gets home but I love my husband and I want to be a good submissive wife
Stupid story. This is a fantasy not a real life experience
nice story
??? Can this be true? I have trouble believing that the body can take this many strokes, lashes or whatever the word is. I am rather turned on by the idea of doing it in different positions, though!
This is fake... And if it was real y didn't u do anything about it cops divorce tell ppl fantasy...
It does sound like fantasy - because that number of blows??? Naw. But fun to read!
total fantasy silliness...no abuse here Lisstamm. Sorry
This is abuse! Not taken in hand for domestic discipline. It's just wrong!!
I am sure this isn't real, Lisstamm. And, I don't mean to be rude, here, but I think a VERY young male wrote this. There isn't much detail (funny word!) and no emotion or asking for advice.
I'm sorry to say but this sounds more like fantasy
this is silly.


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Mall employees, as well as tenants and affiliates will assemble in their respective malls in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao to sing the national anthem.
In SM City Cebu, the flag-raising ceremony will be at 9 a.m. outside the main mall's entrance 3 together with guests from the government, employees, tenants, affiliates and various sectors in the community. Sinulog Idol 2012 grand winner Ronna Jenn Lofranco will sing the national anthem.
In SM City Consolacion, the flag-raising ceremony happens outside the mall's entrance 2. Filipino dishes will be showcased in SM City Cebu and SM Consolacion Foodcourt on June 12.
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Roasted cauliflower salad from Calabria, Italy with olives, capers, chili peppers, parsley and olive oil. Healthy, gluten free, vegan, pareve
The recipes in this category are Vegetarian and Kosher for Ashkenazi Passover. They do not contain chametz or kitniyot. Note that my family does not consider quinoa or spices like cumin and coriander to be kitniyot, so they may appear here.
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Roasted cauliflower salad from Calabria, Italy with olives, capers, chili peppers, parsley and olive oil. Healthy, gluten free, vegan, pareve
Recipe for Roasted Cauliflower Gratin with creamy cheese sauce and caramelized roasted cauliflower. Easy gluten free modification. Vegetarian.
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Learn to make Turkish Imam Bayildi – Imam Fainted. Eggplant stuffed with onions, garlic and peppers in sauce. Pareve, Vegan, Kosher for Passover.
Ann at Cooking Healthy For Me shares her simple and tasty Passover appetizer idea. Vegetarian, kosher, dairy, gluten free, healthy, starter.
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Historical recipe from the City Tavern Cookbook. Asparagus dressed the French way- olive oil, red wine vinegar, hard cooked egg, capers, herbs.
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How to make simple, delicious Cinnamon Honey Butter to spread on toast, challah, or bagels for a sweet, creamy treat! Kosher, Dairy or Pareve.
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Poetry, music and movement blend in the crucible of devotion
Annamacharya is a dancer's delight, his songs lending themselves to abhinaya and choreography. But this is only one aspect of the divine poet's repertoire, vouches Bharatanatyam expert Alarmel Valli, who is soaking in the lyrical beauty of the Telugu compositions.
"This production, 'Is there some way I can reach you?' was first premiered at NCPA (National Centre for The Performing Arts) at the 'Stark Raving Mad festival on Bhakthi poetry, that poet Arundhathi Subramaniam curated. The idea, initially, was to include Kshetragna too but it was a divine hand that deftly directed me in the direction of Annamacharya," explains Valli, who is presenting the programme for the Chennai audience on September 20 at The Music Academy, for Cancare. It is promoted by Shriram Properties.
"Annamacharya's songs are regular in my programme but they are the well-known ones. What I plunged into was a treasure trove," observes Valli, who adds that David Shulman's translation opened her eyes. She read his book, God on the Hill, co-authored by V Narayana Rao. The catalyst was poet Arundathi Subramanyam. The idea, initially, was to present both Annamayya and Kshetragna. Eventually, Valli decided to make it exclusively on Annamacharya.
According to Valli, Alarmelmanga, consort of Venkatesa and the heroine of Annamayya's poems, has so much in common with the contemporary woman. "Beneath the seemingly romantic, even erotic, syntax, lie layers to be explored. With a dancer's perception, V.A.K. Ranga Rao explained the poems," says Valli. Ranga Rao, who initially had reservations about the selection came back with the comment, "Each is a jewel."
Valli has indeed chosen five gems for the presentation, beginning with 'Sriman Narayana...' "It is a familiar song and will strike a chord in the viewer. More important, it is a padayatra, journey to Tirumala; at a much higher plane, to Venkatesa's lotus feet. "The Bowli song is special for me. My mind always goes back to the moment I heard the song at Tirumala. That was the time MS's cassette of Annamacharya's songs was released. Waiting for Suprabhata Seva under a champaka tree, I was transported to a different world by the mist and fragrance that blended with the song wafting from a distance. It was a moment of epiphany. I have woven in a depiction of the Pada Yatra to Tirupati.
Valli marvels at the metaphors that enrich 'Kopamutheerina,' the second song. "It is the couple's bedchamber and an angry Alarmelmanga rebuffs the advances of Venkateswara, who knows not how to mollify her. The subtlety, sarcasm and imagery make the song highly poetic. Her anger melts away and she surrenders but not before conveying her feelings with a stamp that would do today's Woman proud."
'Aralarukuriyaga' is a vivacious number that brings out the celestial dancer in Alarmelmanga. Set in the raga Charukesi, 'Yedu upayamu' expresses the agony of a devotee, who wants to reach the Lord. That also is the title of the presentation.
The Behag piece finds Alarmelmanga at her provocative best. Tongue in cheek, she describes the greatness of her consort only to state that she has wrapped him round her little finger.
"It was nothing but Annamayya during the months I prepared. Internalisation was indispensable for communication and choreography," says Valli, who thanks Prema Ramamurthi, tunesmith. "She has captured the mood of each song in the appropriate raga and always took the dancer's viewpoint into account."
With Arundathi reading the English version of the poems, the presentation will be a meeting ground of poetry, music and dance. "Verse is the finest form of art and when set to music and offered in the form of natya, that dance becomes poetry in movement. With bhakti running as a silver thread, 'Is there some way I can reach you?' is also my personal offering to the Lord of Seven Hills," concludes Valli.
Poet's take
"Compiling an anthology of bhakti poetry, I read David shulman's book, God on the Hill. So moved I was by his translation that I shared it with many people including Valli," recalls Arundathi Subramaniam on her involvement with the production.
"Valli was so fascinated by the book, she wanted to exclusively feature Annamayya for the programme I was curating for NCPA. I happily agreed," says Arundathi, who feels English as the common medium played a big role in uniting the audience. "Annamayya's poetry has complex layers, which Shulman's translation unfolds. Valli's presentation in Mumbai was marked by exuberance, born out of her understanding," says Arundathi.
"Music, dance or reciting, whatever the idiom chosen, it is a celebration of the poet, Annamayya, whose poems are unabashedly erotic, underlining the fact that spirituality is not prudery," laughs the poet, who will be reading the poems at the Music Academy.
Keywords: Is There Some Way I Can Reach You, NCPA, National Centre for The Performing Arts, Alarmel Valli, Arundathi Subramaniam


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Be grateful Resident Evil 5 Versus DLC exists at all
Gamers across the globe have been complaining over the speculation that the $5 Versus DLC is just a key code that unlocks content on the disc. Capcom has stated that Versus mode is something the developers came up with after production was well under way. However, many have been accusing Capcom of lying about the nature of the Versus DLC.
Many of our readers have criticized my story from a few days ago where I defended the Versus DLC. I actually didn't defend the DLC, but stated that considering the history of Resident Evil I would rather pay and have the Versus DLC then not have it at all.
No one ever dreamed that an online multiplayer mode for Resident Evil 5 would be released for the game let alone an online co-op mode, which is really more than anyone expected from the game. There's no denying it, a game like Resident Evil 5 is complete without an online component like Uncharted: Drake's Fortune. That is why I believe the developers when they indicated that the Versus mode was something that was created later in development.
On Capcom's official forum, Christian Svensson, VP of Strategic Planning & Business Development recently confirmed that the DLC does not contain a key but the actual code to execute the Versus mode. He stated, "Keys are 100K or less. It is not a key. We have said in the past, it uses assets from the disc (like levels, models, audio, etc.) but the code is new and does not exist on the disc."
I don't know how much more official you can get than a direct confirmation from one of Capcom's VPs. Gamers should really ease off on criticizing Capcom regarding the Versus mode DLC because it really was a pleasant surprise to even get something like this. The series isn't exactly known to be a Call of Duty type of game to start with. Gamers should be happy that such a decision was even made. Check out our review of Resident Evil 5 here.


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DATE & TIME: Saturday, February 1, 11 p.m. (ET)
FACTS & STATS: Site: Mott Gymnasium (3,032) -- San Luis Obispo, California. Television: ESPNU. Home Record: UC Irvine 7-4, Cal Poly 5-3. Away Record: UC Irvine 6-5, Cal Poly 2-8. Neutral Record: UC Irvine 0-0, Cal Poly 1-1. Conference Record: UC Irvine 4-2, Cal Poly 4-3. Series Record: UC Irvine leads, 22-20.
GAME NOTES: After losing the outright lead in the Big West Conference with two straight losses, the UC Irvine Anteaters will try to get back in the win column with a road match against the Cal Poly Mustangs in conference play at Mott Gymnasium.
UC Irvine dropped an overtime bout with Hawaii last Saturday, and suffered another setback against UC Santa Barbara Thursday night, 80-60, in Big West action. Now at 4-2 in the conference, the Anteaters are in a three-way tie with USCB and Long Beach State.
Like UC Irvine, Cal Poly has also suffered back-to-back losses after dropping its contest with UC Davis Thursday night, 62-58. The Mustangs dropped back to 4-3 in the Big West after not taking advantage of an opportunity to gain the conference lead.
UC Irvine has the slim 22-20 all-time series advantage over Cal Poly. These two programs will meet up again later this season on March 1.
UC Irvine fell behind 13-0 to start the game against UC Santa Barbara and never was able to recover in the eventual road loss. Luke Nelson paced the Anteaters with 26 points on 9-of-21 shooting from the floor. Chris McNealy added 10 points and five rebounds in 25 minutes of action. The Anteaters shot just 35.7 percent from the floor in the losing effort.
McNealy and Nelson are the top two scorers for UC Irvine this season, each netting over 12 points on average. McNealy leads the team with 12.1 ppg, while Nelson connects on an average of exactly 12 ppg through 22 games played. Will Davis II, who is questionable to play versus UC Irvine with an undisclosed injury, is the third and final double-digit scorer for the Anteaters this year, netting 11.4 ppg on an impressive 60.6 percent shooting from the field. Alex Young tops the team in assists this year with 98 total, while Davis pulls down a team-leading 6.9 rpg. Young also checks in as the team's leader in steals with 25.
Cal Poly held a six-point lead with 13 minutes left in the game against UC Davis, but the Mustangs weren't able to hold up the advantage as they let the Aggies jump ahead and take the win. Chris Eversley led Cal Poly with 17 points in the contest, adding six rebounds and three steals to his stat line. Dave Nwaba chipped in 14 points and four rebounds in the loss. The Mustangs shot 49 percent from the floor in the game.
Eversley and Nwaba are the only two players for Cal Poly to average double- digit points totals this season. Eversley is the team's top scorer per contest at 13.7 ppg, while Nwaba is close behind at 12.1 ppg on 57.7 percent shooting from the floor. Eversley leads the Mustangs in rebounding at 7 rpg, with Nwaba second in the same category at 4.5 rpg. Jamal Johnson leads the team with 62 assists on the year.
Although Cal Poly has the homecourt advantage, it's hard to see UC Irvine have three straight poor games. The Anteaters haven't lost three straight games all season long, and it likely won't happen this time.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: UC Irvine 73, Cal Poly 65


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My name is Kris Goodbody and I'm a 22 English literature student heading into my final year of study in University College Dublin. This is after spending an obscene amount of time sauntering through my (supposedly) three year degree.
I've been afflicted with an unshakable wanderlust most of my life. When I was fifteen I went on my first surf trip to the west of Ireland with some friends and that was the beginning of being hooked on travelling. Since then every year myself and (more or less) that same spectacular bunch of lads have taken out the atlases and guidebooks to figure out what trip would be possible that year.
Since then my travels have taken me all over the world to fantastic places that hold very fond memories. Sometimes it has been with friends but often it has been alone. I've managed to find my way to many the corner of Europe, to the decidedly fancy islands of Indonesia, down to Fiji, New Zealand and Australia, away to communist Cuba for a strange and memorable month, along the west coast of America and into Mexico, and even into a brief dalliance with North Africa.
I found early on that photography wasn't my thing and it also really didn't convey the truth behind the moment. So I began taking down notes and stories along the way, and when I eventually arrived at college, I began to submit them to the university paper.
This year some great men and I took on the challenge to cycle to the Greek islands, and by some stroke of good fortune, what I wrote about our adventure won the 'Travel Writer of the Year' at this year's Smedia (student media) awards in Ireland. Starting from next Monday, you can read about my adventure.
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Fish from the private dock or canoe around the lake. OR RENT SEA RAY SKI BOAT OR PONTOON BOAT AT YOUR DOCK! Sit and rock on one of the wrap-around porches overlooking Lake Glenville. With 26 miles of shoreline and fish galore, Lake Glenville is the vacation spot for those who want to beat the heat or just get away to a beautiful mountain lake vista. Hiking, fishing, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, or a round of championship golf at nearby resorts, are just a few of the activities available. This FAMILY friendly home is located DIRECTLY ON LAKE GLENVILLE, the largest and highest fresh water lake east of the Mississippi. Come visit now! Hike or take the canoe and tour the deep, cool water just outside your door. Remember your fishing pole! First class golfing is available at Trillium and Sapphire Valley courses. Nearby skiing is available in the winter and we now have boats for rent at your private dock on the lake. Family reunions-- our speciality! Bring everyone- grandma AND Fido!
Summer is THE BEST on the Lake!: There is never a dull moment at the lake-- whether water-skiing, viewing waterfalls, fishing, hiking, camping, shopping or just relaxing. Just being at the lake together makes special memories that no other place can match! There is truly 'something for everyone' to do. Turn the kids loose to jump in the lake or take the canoe while you sit on the porch rocker and just read a good book. Take the gang skiing, tubing, OR wakeboarding on the 20 ft SEA RAY with a new 357 hp MerCruiser engine. (RENT it at YOUR DOCK)
Go for a hike and view a waterfall of magnificent beauty; visit a local town and go antiquing; view mountain art at one of the many craft shows. Golf at one of the local top class courses. If you want moment to moment activity for all age groups, it is readily available. If you want relaxation, it is inherent in this 'getaway from it all'-paradise.
Think of summer 2014 now! This is the most popular time for cooling off at the lake
Fall leaves and THANKSGIVING in the mountains: Leaves are the big draw for the month of October, but September offers solitude and wonderful weather. Floridians enjoy September for the cool nights and the temperate days. Fall is a great time to relax and take in all the color and splendor that nature has to offer. Popular fall craft shows abound in the area and 'leaf watchers' take daily rides to see the changes throughout October. Special rates are available in Sept, Oct, Nov. early Dec, so there's no reason to hesitate and get away!
Thanksgiving is that special 'together time' for families. Bring the whole gang for the holidays and enjoy the open views after the leaves have fallen. Eat, drink, and be together and then take a long hike to lose those calories! Hiking is best during November as the leaves are down and the views are spectacular! Before everyone exits to go back to reality, pick out and chop down your very own Christmas tree--a family tradition that will make the Thanksgiving mountain holiday complete!
Christmas and New Years viewing the lake and mts.: Christmas is a wonderfully peaceful time in the mountains. The nearby towns of Highlands and Cashiers have special Christmas tree lighting festivals and everywhere the tiny Christmas lights abound. The lake is quiet, but the views are still unbelievable from the cozy lakefront living room. With a cup of hot cocoa and the fireplace blazing, many families have 'reconnected' with each other while working on a puzzle, playing cards, or having a game of Scrabble. Bring your jacket and mittens to chop down your own tree to make this Christmas a memorable time for the entire family. Let the Joy of Christmas draw you and yours to this beautiful family retreat.
Ring in the New Year in peace . If one of your resolutions is to avoid the rush, crowds, and traffic with drunk drivers on New Years Eve, then being on the lake is for you! Go out for a gourmet meal at a local restaurant and then relax with a 'toast to life' in front of the fireplace. Recharge yourself for the new year.
We are a large Florida family who enjoys the escape from the heat. Twenty summers of cool weather and lake fun has made us look forward to our time each year.
Jana Carpenter purchased this cabin in 2005
We loved the lake and cooler weather for summer. We enjoy water sports and found water skiing to be the best on the lake!
Our family enjoys this lake home so much that we have come here 3 straight years! We love the easy access to the lake and we spend most of our time each week on the dock swimming, canoeing, kayaking and even having diving contests into the cool water. The boat rental option is a great perk to have the opportunity to see the multiple waterfalls on Lake Glenville and enjoy the many coves and lake activities. The owner Jana is so kind and personable and available to answer questions or help with any needs that may arise. Come and enjoy!!
Our family enjoys this lake front home so much that we have returned for 3 straight years! We love the easy access to the lake and spend hours on the dock fishing, swimming, playing games, canoeing and kayaking. The owner Jana is such a personable and helpful neighbor and she is available for any questions or needs. The boat rental option is a great perk to see the three beautiful waterfalls on the lake and enjoy the coves and action on Lake Glenville. Come and enjoy!!
I have reserved this property for arrival June 22, 2014 and wanted to give a review of my reservation process. Jana has gone above and beyond to accommodate us for our upcoming visit and I am grateful for that. It's nice to have someone add a personal touch as she did by phoning me last night. When I spoke with her this morning she was out buying plants and flowers for her guests to enjoy. Jana, thank you for your kindness, I know we are going to enjoy our stay! My husband is excited to rent the pontoon boat!!! I look forward to seeing you Sunday.
My family had a wonderful vacation at the cabin. The area is gorgeous and there is so much to see and do. We stayed a week and were never bored. The hiking trails are amazing and there was a helpful guide book at the cabin, so we did not end up on a trail too difficult for the kids. We all had fun exploring the lake with the canoe and kayak. We loved that we could bring our dog with us, he had a great time too. It was so helpful to have the owners right next door to answer questions and make suggestions for things to do. We all want to come back. I would definitely recommend the cabin for anyone who wants a relaxing and fun vacation.
My family and I had such a great time staying at the cabin. The area is gorgeous. The local hiking trails are amazing. The cabin had a helpful guide of the trails so we found one the kids could handle. The kids had a great time in the kayak and canoe. It was fun to have a family vacation with the whole family (dog included). We all want to come back again next summer. A week was not enough time to see and do everything. The cabin had everything we needed, even a waffle maker. It was great to have the owners next door to answer any questions and to suggest things to see and do. I would absolutely recommend the cabin to anyone who wants to relax, get away and come home from a vacation rested and recharged.
The cabin was so beautiful and comfortable and the view of the lake was spectacular. My five days there was just what I needed, sitting on the porch and relaxing and getting out on the water. This is all around a perfect place to stay if you need a relaxing time.
Great for Family Reunions! Room for everyone!
This high end, expansive home is DIRECTLY ON THE LAKE in the mountains at 3700 feet above sea level. Lake Glenville is a resort area for outdoor activities all year round. Summer brings so much to do with boating, fishing, swimming, canoeing, hiking, mountain biking, or golfing. Just minutes away are both Cashiers or Highlands where many enjoy shopping for antiques and works of art. Fall craft festivals are local events, and winter brings fun with snow skiing, snowboarding, and snow tubing. Any time and any season is a great time in the mountains on the lake! Most of all, it is a great area to relax with family and to enjoy the cooler temperatures in summer, Fall leaves, or snow skiing.
Other Activities: TWO BOATS ARE AVAILABLE.
1) 20FT 'SMOKER CRAFT' FISHING/CRUISING PONTOON BOAT, Live bait well; seating for 8-10 people.
Competitive rates: Daily@$275. Three days: @$750; Five days@1100; Weekly@$1500
2) 21ft SEA RAY BOWRIDER with 357 hp engine. Fast boating for tubing, skiing, or wakeboarding. 8 people. Rates: Weekly@ $1875; 5 days @ $1550; 3 days @ $1050; Daily @ $365.
All rentals are to be returned with a FULL TANK of gas. Liability waiver required.
Golf: World class golfing is available at Sapphire Valley and Trillium Resorts. Golf in cool summer temperatures while making your way through the courses above 3000 feet. This is a sought after destination and your rental home is only 3 minutes from the finest course at Trillium. Pack your clubs and get away to the splendor of a mountain golf paradise and stay on the Lake.
If there are others who don't share your golfing zeal, they can relax on the dock or go into the nearby towns for shopping and lunch at a gourmet restaurant. (Leave the credit card! You won't need it at the golf course!)
Ski: Skiing is available at Sapphire Valley (15 minutes away) and Maggie Valley (1 hour away). Not exactly the slopes of the Rockies, but definitely fun for those who are still amateurs. Equipment rental is very affordable, as well. A new snow tubing area has been added and seems to be as popular with the younger folks as downhill skiing.
Maggie Valley is just an hour away and has more challenging slopes. They also rent equipment on site.
When you are all worn out, return home to sit in front of the fireplace with a hot cocoa and a great movie!
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
Summer 2015
Jun 5 2015 - Jul 2 2015
Changeover Day: Friday
7 night minimum stay
Jul 3 2015 - Jul 9 2015
Changeover Day: Friday
7 night minimum stay
Jul 10 2015 - Aug 13 2015
Changeover Day: Friday
7 night minimum stay
Late summer
Aug 14 2015 - Sep 11 2015
Changeover Day: Friday
4 night minimum stay
|Cleaning Fee
|$200.00 + Tax
|Pet Fee
|Trash Fee
|$25.00 + Tax
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****All rental rates subject to change. FRIDAY TO FRIDAY rental. On this schedule rental guests get a full weekend of fun!
CLEANING FEE @ $200 also trash removal of $25
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Olga Sučić
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|Olga Sučić
|5 April 1992
(aged 33–34)
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Olga Sučić (1958 – 5 April 1992) was a Croat who is considered along with Suada Dilberović to be the first Bosnian casualties of the Bosnian War in Sarajevo.[1][2][3]
On 5 April 1992, in response to events all over Bosnia and Herzegovina 100,000 people of all nationalities turned out for a peace rally in Sarajevo. Serb snipers in a Holiday Inn hotel under the control of the Serbian Democratic Party in the heart of Sarajevo opened fire on the crowd killing six people and wounding several more. An ethnic Bosniak woman Suada Dilberović and Olga Sučić were in the first rows, protesting on the Vrbanja bridge at the time. The bridge on which Sučić and Dilberović were killed was renamed in their honor. Six Serb snipers were arrested, but were exchanged when the Serbs threatened to kill the commandant of the Bosnian police academy who was captured the previous day, after the Serbs took over the academy and arrested him.[2][4][5]
It is disputed between Bosniaks, Croats and Serbs who the first casualties of the Bosnian war are. Bosniaks and Croats consider the first casualties of the war to be Suada Dilberović and Olga Sučić.[1][2][3][6] Serbs consider Nikola Gardović, a groom's father who was killed at a Serb wedding procession on the second day of the referendum, on 1 March 1992 in Sarajevo's old town Baščaršija, to be the first victim of the war.[7]
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- ^ a b http://books.google.com/books?id=Rx-1MdUlzaUC&pg=RA1-PA221
- ^ a b c http://books.google.com/books?id=xWKjSc0ql3cC&pg=PA190
- ^ a b http://books.google.com/books?id=-WIEYZ-SMHEC&pg=PA120
- ^ http://books.google.com/books?id=KoHQEEDzL5AC&pg=PA35
- ^ http://books.google.com/books?id=dyN2xrDAE98C&pg=PA99
- ^ http://books.google.com/books?id=ACvJHam2_-oC&pg=PA284
- ^ http://www.icj-cij.org/docket/files/91/8618.pdf


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Things die. But they don't always stay dead. Believe me, I know.
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"Life is too short to stay in one place" kevanrijn's Profile
I was definitely born on the right day. Thursday's child has far to go--and I have gone far indeed! But all my journeys have only whetted my appetite for more travel.
I feel I've been very lucky to have been able to live in so many wonderful places. And I've been able to visit even more wonderful places. I've lived in West Virginia the longest of any one place--in the state of West Virgnia, I've lived in:
French Creek
In the United States, I've also lived in:
Columbus, Ohio
Orlando, Florida
San Diego, California
New London, Connecticut
Newport News, Virginia
Washington, DC
Potomac, Maryland
Memphis, Tennessee
Lemoore, California
Hanford, California
Salt Lake City, Utah
Charleston, South Carolina
Tacoma, Washington
I've lived in three foreign countries:
Naples, Italy
Atsugi, Japan
Ramstein, Germany
Altogether, I've lived in three foreign countries and visited nineteen. In the United States itself, I've visited all 50 states, and lived in 12 of the 50 states. Much of the traveling I was able to do because of my Navy service, or my husband's Air Force service. I also racked up a few miles traveling on vacations as a tourist. But a large part of the miles I've covered, I did while driving a long haul semi-truck. Thanks to driving a truck for four years, I have been in all 50 states (plus Canada and Mexico).
for good, I suppose. My husband is retired from the military, and I am no longer serving in the Navy or driving a truck. Although I don't have a crystal ball and can't foresee the future, I'm betting that most of our future travels will be on vacations as tourists. I love to travel and hope to visit many more places. I'm an avid amateur gardener and love to view other gardens and visit specialty nurseries. I'm not sure which I enjoy most--traveling or visiting gardens!
I guess I have the most fun when I can combine the two interests--traveling and gardening. One of my biggest travel regrets is that my visits to England all have occured in the winter...which isn't the best season for touring gardens there! I've vowed that my next trip to England will be at a time of year more favorable for garden tours. If all goes as planned, we hope to visit England again in the late spring of 2008. UPDATE: Well, we won't be going to England in spring 2008--instead we'll be travelling to Utah for the wedding of one of our sons! England will have to wait.
We bought the new house here in Parkersburg (a 1905 Dutch Colonial Revival in dire need of restoration) and I have been busy with renovating the new house, getting the current one ready to rent out, packing, etc. If you are interested, check out my photo album on the house. There's just so much to do I have little time for the computer. I'm still doing volunteer work for the West Virginia Master Gardeners. Frankly, I don't know when I'm going to be able to get back here and get all my pages updated--much less add the new pictures and pages. I thought I'd have time to do it once cold weather arrived and gardening was not an issue--but the house project is taking my time instead!
When I have time...or when company comes, I continue to poke around the local area to see what there is to see. Sometimes I re-discover old favorites--like DaVinci's Restaurant in Williamstown. I'd been there before--probably hadn't been there in almost 10 years. They're remodeled recently. I had forgotten just how good the food was! If you are in the area and need an Italian food fix--forget Olive Garden--just go to DaVinci's.
tourist at home--discovering places and things I either didn't know existed in my own area, or visiting places I knew about but hadn't yet checked out as well as re-discovering old favorites. I'll be adding more to the Parkersburg travel pages sometime this winter (I hope). There's more to do and see than you would think--and Parkersburg and Marietta have lots of things going on.
Besides working in my garden, I've been busy with touring other gardens in the area. I've been on the Juliana Square Historic District Garden Tour in Parkersburg (where I photographed the lovely weeping mulberry tree in the picture). I've been on the Wood County Master Gardeners Garden Tour in Williamstown. I did the "Daylilies of Washington County" driving tour across the river in Ohio. I also did the Marietta Garden Tour in Marietta, Ohio. I think that's about all the garden tours we had in this area this year..... I enjoyed them all and had a serious case of garden envy after each one!
some pages I already have on VT-- I've added photos of places in the local area and hope to find time to add even more. We finally got the film developed from our most recent European trip and I have scanned some of those photos into the computer and added them--I finally located the scanner and got it unpacked and hooked up! We were in Europe right before the Christmas holidays, so I have pictures from several Christmas markets in Belgium and Germany, including the famous Nurnberg Christmas market. (Yep, I know I've not posted the Christmas market pictures yet....mea culpa) In addition, I've located some of my old photos--going back more than thirty years--of some of the places I've been. Uploading them is a challenge, given that many of them are faded and were taken with a simple 110 pocket camera (which didn't make for great quality pictures).
But one I got the 35mm camera in 1975, the pictures got better. So, between those old pictures, and all my recent pictures (the majority of which are stored on CDs which are in storage still in Washington state) I've got my work cut out for me. It will be a long process before I get most of the tips and photos posted from all my past travels.
a tourist. You can be one in your local area. I try to maintain the "tourist" outlook, no matter where I go. To me, being a tourist means keeping an open mind--being curious about places you've never been--experiencing the local culture--exploring your environment. It means keeping your eyes wide open and experiencing life to the fullest.
How many of you have actually visited your local visitor's bureau? I bet if you did, you might find out about things in your home area you weren't aware existed. I did. I had no idea until I visited the one in Marietta that we have a mortuary museum (yes, that's right, a museum about funeral customs complete with some antique hearses) here in Marietta. I also didn't know about the Toy and Doll Museum...or the self-guided driving tour called "Covered Bridges of Washington County" which features nine wooden covered bridges in the area--some of them still in use.
a page for Marietta Ohio one of these days.... Marietta (check my Parkersburg travel page for more details) is a town just 14 miles upriver of Parkersburg. As the first settlement in the Northwest Territory, and the oldest town in the state of Ohio, there's a lot to see and do in Marietta which is of historical interest. And if history is not your thing...if you are interested in brew pubs and blues music, or gourmet food and fine wines, I can help point you in the direction to find those too.
Just across the river from Marietta, in Williamstown, West Virginia, is the well-known Fenton Glass factory. Whether you are a glass collector or are interested in glass--or even if you think you are not interested--you should visit Fenton Glass. The free factory tour is one of the top ten rated factory tours in the US. The free glass museum has some stunning glass pieces. And if you are a glass collector, then you will probably not be able to resist buying at least one piece of Fenton. Look at my Fenton photo album for some examples of the glass they make there.
Fenton glass had announced they were going out of business this year but they were able to resolve their difficulties and it seems they will be staying open for business after all!
on the ground floor of this building and spent several afternoons researching the deeds on the house we bought. I researched the records all the way back to when it was built in 1905/06. The building in the picture is our County Courthouse. It's a fine example of Richardsonian Romanesque architecture. Looks a bit medieval, but it's about the same age as the house I'm reseaching.
I've made several trips to Coldwater Creek (yes, the Coldwater Creek that puts out the lovely catalog) to check out their clearance center/outlet store this year. Spent some money each time (of course) and got some real bargains! Check out my write up on their clearance center. If you are in Parkersburg, it would really be worth it to go shopping there.
Enjoy the information I've discovered and come back and visit my pages for new information and pictures. Thanks for dropping by. Y'all come back, y'hear?
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Very interesting page. All the best, Irene
A birthday is just the first day of another 365-day journey around the sun. Enjoy the trip.
A warm happy birthday greeting from Malaysia. Hope you have more travellings and more VT sharings in the coming years.
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Hi and a very happy birthday, have a great day. Loved your HP and will be back to check out some of your pages. Margaret
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