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Gloucestershire v Derbyshire at Cheltenham on 14 to 17 July: LV=County Championship: Division Two
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Derbyshire chased down 204 inside two sessions to claim victory on the final day of a thrilling LV= County Championship fixture versus Gloucestershire at Cheltenham.
Gloucestershire won the toss at this beautiful venue and chose to bat on what was expected to be a batsman-friendly pitch. Derbyshire's bowlers started well and, when Tom Taylor had Alex Gidman caught at slip in the eighteenth over, Gloucestershire had scored at less than two an over.
When lunch came the home team had scored only 77 for two from thirty-two overs. Runs came rather more easily during the afternoon, but Palladino took two wickets before tea and Taylor two more before the close.
One of these was Tavare who had made a solid 135, although Will Gidman was still there on 88. Derbyshire had every reason to feel satisfied with the close-of-play score of 304 for six on what had been a hard day for the fielding side.
On the second morning Taylor took two more wickets to record his first first-class five-wicket haul, a fine performance for a young man who has not yet left his teenage years. Although there was an irritating tenth-wicket stand of twenty-seven Gloucestershire were all out for 356.
Now Derbyshire had the opportunity to see what they could do on this trustworthy pitch. Ben Slater and Billy Godleman batted with care before Godleman was lbw to Will Gidman in the eighteenth over with the score on thirty, but Slater and Wayne Madsen added another 81 before Slater edged a ball to the wicket-keeper after he had made a well-constructed 70. Madsen was joined by Shivnarine Chanderpaul and together this pair both reached their fifties before the close when Derbyshire had made 216 for two.
Everything looked very promising for Derbyshire, but Madsen (151 balls) was out early on the third morning when he played a loose shot to be caught in the gully. Chanderpaul (148 balls) followed nine overs later, but Wes Durston continued his fine form: he took twelve balls to get off the mark, but thereafter he reached his fifty from a further thirty-seven balls. He too was caught off a loose shot from a long-hop outside the off-stump after hitting ten fours and a six in his fifty-five ball innings.
Gareth Cross and Alex Hughes had to work hard for their runs, but they managed to pass the Gloucestershire score with only five wickets down. So often this season it has been the tail-enders who have rescued the innings, but on this occasion, just when Derbyshire would have been hoping to push on and establish a large lead, they fell away weakly so the last five wickets added a mere twelve runs.
A first-innings lead of only sixteen was a disappointment, but Derbyshire's three main seam-bowlers raised hopes and spirits as they took the home team's first four wickets for only forty runs. If Chanderpaul's throw at the stumps had been an inch more accurate and Marshall thereby run out, Gloucestershire would have been in real trouble, but he survived and added 81 with Will Gidman. Durston turned one to find the edge of Gidman's bat, so Gloucestershire finished the day on 137 for five, a lead of 121.
The game was finely balanced, and the fourth day promised to be a fascinating one. Palladino and Taylor bowled with great accuracy, but it was not until the introduction of spin after seventy minutes that the first wicket fell, and then it was as a result of a smart piece of fielding by Slater at short-leg. He stopped a firm hit by Smith and flicked it back to the 'keeper who effected the run out.
Wainwright bowled very tidily and took the last four wickets between them in just eight overs while twenty-three runs were added. Marshall was last out at exactly one o'clock, so Derbyshire were left to score 204 to win from a minimum of sixty-seven overs.
Godleman and Slater gave Derbyshire just the sort of start they would have been hoping for as they added 81 together before they were both out at the same score. Godleman had been the more fluent of the two as he struck six fours and one six his 84-ball innings. Madsen and Chanderpaul saw Derbyshire through to tea, taken at 102 for two, exactly hallway to their target with thirty-two overs remaining.
Chanderpaul seemed determined to steer the team home as he played watchfully and took mainly singles while his partners played the more extravagant shots. Durston hit five fours in his nineteen-ball innings, and it was his acceleration that made virtually certain that his team would canter home. When the last hour began Derbyshire needed 32 from sixteen overs: now Chanderpaul decided that he could afford to play more extravagantly and he hit 21 from the last nine balls that he faced, the last of them being his second six over long-on.
This had been a thoroughly well-earned and well-deserved victory, which Derbyshire's supporters will hope is the start of better things.
Gloucestershire 356 (118.1 overs) (WA Tavare 135, WRS Gidman 125, HJH Marshall 45; TAI Taylor 5 for 58, AP Palladino 3 for 63, MHA Footitt 2 for 70) and 219 (73.5 overs) (HJH Marshall 71, WRS Gidman 39, TMJ Smith 33; DJ Wainwright 3 for 64, J Durston 2 for 22, MHA Footitt 2 for 50)
Derbyshire 372 (119 overs) (WL Madsen 80, S Chanderpaul 73, BT Slater 70, WJ Durston 58, AL Hughes 39; BAC Howell 4 for 68, WRS Gidman 2 for 55, JMR Taylor 2 for 66) and 208-4 (57.4 overs) (BA Godleman 54, S Chanderpaul 52*, WL Madsen 35, BT Slater 27, WJ Durston 27, TMJ Smith 2 for 72)
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LONDON (ICIS)--Switzerland-based INEOS' progressive shutdown of its refinery complex at Grangemouth this week is unlikely to have a major impact on northwest European naphtha supply or prices, industry sources said on Tuesday.
Northwest Europe is well-supplied with regular trade inflow from Russia and Algeria, as well as local product from across refineries within the region.
Market sources added that the wider European and northern African region is oversupplied by an estimated 1-1.2m tonnes per month, which it needs to shift to the US and Asia to keep stocks in balance.
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The impact is likely to be felt more by INEOS' customers, the majority of whom are located in Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England in case they are unable to secure naphtha from elsewhere in Europe.
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A second naphtha trader said: "Physical [prices] over November swaps is printing at flat, [because of] the reality of a balanced-to-long market."
Although naphtha prices are influenced by market sentiment based on supply and demand, figures also tend to shift with upstream ICE Brent crude oil price movements.
Hence, naphtha prices are more likely to move up only if crude oil price movements are high enough to offset the weak sentiment, as has happened recently.
Prices were assessed at $911-913/tonne CIF (cost, insurance & freight) NWE (northwest Europe) on Tuesday evening.
Besides, market players estimate any reduction in naphtha production will be offset as INEOS will also be shutting down its downstream petrochemical complex at the Grangemouth site, which utilises naphtha as a feedstock.
"[The impact is] minimal as they have also shut the cracker," a third trader said. "It is a strike at the entire site, I understood, so they will have to shut it all down."
The second trader added: "So maybe it takes a little naphtha off the market, some small cargoes."
However, the first trader cautioned that it was still too early to estimate the full impact of the INEOS shutdown on the naphtha sector.
An INEOS spokesperson said regarding the restart of the refinery complex: "In terms of timing we can't put a definitive time on the start up but in 2008 it took more than three weeks for the plants to be brought back on line in a safe and coordinated manner. "
INEOS has begun halting production at its 210,000 bbl/day refinery at Grangemouth ahead of the 48-hour strike at the UK site due to start on 20 October.
The company operates two large refineries in Grangemouth, UK and Lavera, France.
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At Hoyt Arboretum, every tree has a story to tell. Founded in 1928 to conserve endangered species and educate the community, Hoyt Arboretum encompasses 189 ridge-top acres, accessible by 12 miles of hiking trails. A place of beauty and serenity in all seasons, Hoyt Arboretum is easily accessible from anywhere in the Portland metropolitan area by car, bus or the MAX light rail. A free shuttle is available in Washington Park from May through October. You will also find parking, restroom facilities, ADA accessible trails and ADA parking at or near the Visitor Center.
An arboretum is a promise to future generations. Just as we are enjoying mature and wonderful trees that were planted many years ago, the trees we plant today will grow to provide shade, beauty and value for decades and centuries to come. More than 6,000 specimens from around the world grow here, including more than 2,000 species, 63 of which are vulnerable or endangered. Hoyt Arboretum is a living laboratory where anyone can enjoy trees and plants that are both familiar and unexpected.
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CHENNAI: The Vedica Sangeeta Foundation, which has planned to celebrate its fourth anniversary on Saturday, would take up the task of recording the chanting of Vedas and Upanishads and host it on the website.
Speaking to reporters here on Thursday, Foundation's founder and trustee A K Ramamurthy said the project was estimated to cost around Rs 2 crore. While appealing to the public to donate generously for the ambitious project, he stressed the need for protecting and preserving the Vedas "at least now."
The Foundation trustee K Jayaraman said there were around 1131 Vedic Sakhas in vogue some 5,000 years ago and now there were only 9 to 10 Sakhas.
In a bid to resuscitate the Vedas with all its variations, the Foundation had planned to get them chanted by erudite Vedic scholars and digitally record them in CD and host them on a website.
"The aim is to take the Vedas to common man around the globe," he said.
The TTD Tirupathi Executive Officer, A P V N Sharma, would inaugurate the anniversary celebrations to be held at Tattvaloka in Teynampet.
The Chief Election Commissioner N Gopalaswami would preside.
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i think 3 cards can share the PHYSX calculations themselves( i may be wrong)
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NEW YORK: Two wheels, four wheels or dozens which offer the fastest mode of travel in a congested metro?
The winner of the New York City contest: the bicycle, followed by train and car.
Friday's annual race was the idea of Transportation Alternatives, a group that advocates biking and walking.
The starting line, at a cafe, had the cyclist off and pedalling the moment the race began. The subway rider, though he had to walk first to get to the station and then transfer to a bus; the car contestant wasted precious minutes waiting for a cab.
Luci Olewinski, a nurse who bikes to work, was confident she would win even before she started. "I'll be relaxing in the park before my competitors even cross the East River," she predicted.
Phillip Pond, a Manhattan designer, opted for the subway, asserting that three million daily riders could not be wrong and swearing he would come in first.
When he arrived four minutes later and placed second, the Brooklyn assistant district attorney said: "I was shocked to find her [Olewinski] waiting here at the end."
James Vincente, who finished last, declared: "I'm very ashamed of myself. I'm ashamed of cars and our culture in general." AP


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Research Output for L. Matekovits
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2013 External
Mortazavi, Daryoush, Kouzani, Abbas Z., Matekovits, Ladislau* and Duan, Wei (2013) Localized surface plasmon resonance : nano-sinusoid arrays, Journal of electromagnetic waves and applications, vol. 27, no. 5, pp. 638-648, Taylor & Francis, London, England [C1]
ERA journal ID: 4595 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84875718982
Citation counts: Scopus - 1, Thomson - 1
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Mortazavi, Daryoush, Kouzani, Abbas Z. and Matekovits, Ladislau* (2013) Localized surface plasmon resonance in nano-sinusoid arrays, in Unknown (ed.), iWAT 2013 : Proceedings of the International Workshop on Antenna Technology, pp. 113-116, IEEE, Piscataway, N.J. [E2]
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Mortazavi, D., Kouzani, A. Z. and Matekovits, L.* (2012) Evolution towards a new LSPR particle : Nano-sinusoid, Progress in electromagnetics research, vol. 132, pp. 199-213, Electromagnetics Academy, Cambridge, MA [C1]
ERA journal ID: 41527 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84867552843
Citation counts: Scopus - 1
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Mortazavi, D., Kouzani, A. Z. and Matekovits, L.* (2012) Investigation on localized surface plasmon resonance of different nano-particles for bio-sensor applications, in Unknown (ed.), ICEAA 2012 : Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on Electromagnetics in Advanced applications, pp. 865-868, IEEE, Piscataway, N.J. [E1]
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Accessing Streamflow Data via the Worldwide Web
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We will announce a new search for faculty in early Fall.
Laboratory of Jayeeta Basu
The Basu lab seeks post-doctoral candidates for positions starting as early as January of 2015 at the NYU Neuroscience Institute. Research in the Basu lab (http://www.basulab.us) lab aims to identify circuit-based mechanisms underlying synaptic integration, plasticity and learning behaviors. The technical expertise of the lab spans somatic and dendritic electrophysiology, two-photon imaging and behavioral analysis in mice. The projects will involve studying neuromodulation, sensory coding and memory formation in cortico-hippocampal circuits. The experiments will utilize functional manipulations of genetically defined long-range projection neurons both in vitro and in vivo.
Candidates should be in the final year or within zero-four years of finishing their terminal degree (PhD or MD/PhD). Individuals with excellent past record of research achievement and expertise in any of the following training backgrounds:1) live cell imaging 2) electrophysiology 3) rodent behavior 4) molecular genetics and 5) computational neuroscience are encouraged to apply. For further information please email Jayeeta Basu (email@example.com).
Laboratory of Einar Sigurdsson
A candidate with a recent Ph.D. degree (zero-three years postdoc experience) and a strong background in research on the biology of antibodies is sought to participate in NIH-funded studies related to Alzheimer's disease. Creativity, fluent English, and excellent writing skills are desirable.
To apply and for further information, please contact Einar Sigurdsson.
Laboratory of Dayu Lin
We are currently seeking to fill one to two postdoctoral positions to study the neural circuits underlying mouse social behaviors. Projects will involve in vivo electrophysiological recording, viral-mediated functional manipulation and mouse behavioral assays. Potential candidates must be highly self-motivated and enthusiastic about taking on new challenges. Preferred candidates should have experiences in electrophysiology, data analysis and mouse behavioral assays. Candidates with strong background in other fields (e.g. molecular biology, physics or mathematics) who are interested in understanding brain circuits are also welcome to apply. Interested candidates should send their resume/CV and the names and contact information of 2-3 references to Dayu Lin.
Laboratory of Michael Long
We are currently seeking to fill one postdoctoral position to study the neural circuits underlying precise motor timing in the song control pathway of the zebra finch. Projects will involve electrophysiology (both in vitro and in vivo) and behavioral analysis as well as the possibility of adopting molecular and/or florescence imaging approaches. Talented, creative, and motivated individuals are invited to join the team. Interested candidates should send their resume/CV and the names and contact information of 2-3 references to Michael Long.
Laboratory of Robert Froemke
We are always looking for talented and creative postdocs with electrophysiology experience. But regardless of your background or expertise, feel free to contact us about a potential position at NYU. Please email.
Laboratory of Dmitry Rinberg
Postdoctoral positions are available in the Rinberg lab at the NYU Neuroscience Institute. The lab is using electrophysiology, optogenetics,and psychophysics to understand the principles of the sensory information processing. Specifically, we are focused on two questions: 1) how is odor information coded in the brain of the awake, behaving mouse? and 2) how is information relevant to animal behavior extracted by the brain? Postdoctoral researchers engage in both experimental and computational studies of multineuronal coding in awake, behaving mice. These include, but are not limited to measurement and analysis of electrophysiological signals from olfactory bulb and olfactory cortices, olfactory psychophysical experiments, developing of optogenetic approaches, and combination of imaging with electrophysiological methods. Interested candidates should send their resume/CV and three reference letters to Dmitry Rinberg.
There are no openings for new staff at this time.
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Laboratory of Michael Long
The Long Lab is seeking a full time Laboratory Research Assistant to support ongoing scientific investigation regarding the function of neural circuits and their relationship to behavior. The lab assistant will be responsible for supporting research in the Long laboratory under the mentorship of senior researchers within the lab. He/she must be able to prioritize time, organize tasks, and work under some supervision. Applicants should be prepared to make at least a two year commitment to this position. Applicants must have a Bachelor's degree in neuroscience or a related field. Most importantly, the job requires a "team player" with a sense of humor as well as technical dexterity, dedication, creativity, organization, and a genuine excitement about neuroscience research and learning in general. Interested candidates should send their resume/CV and the names and contact information of 2-3 references to Michael Long.
Laboratory of Jayeeta Basu
A research associate/technician position is available commencing January 2015. The Basu lab (www.basulab.us) studies neural circuits involved in learning and memory using electrophysiology, imaging and behavioral assays in transgenic mice. Responsibilities of this position include 1) assisting with animal experiments such as maintaining mouse colonies, stereotaxic surgery, behavioral assays and fluorescence imaging, 2) performing project specific molecular and cell biology techniques such as subcloning, DNA/RNA isolation, PCR, cell culture, and immunohistochemistry as well as 3) inventory management. The technician is expected to perform general lab management duties including ordering supplies, maintaining lab databases and website, and training lab personnel.
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Edward Cushing
February 12, 1921 - November 16, 2011
Feb. 12, 1921 - Nov. 16, 2011
Edward (Bud) Cushing of Willsboro, past away on Nov. 16, 2011, at Horace Nye Nursing Home.
He was born Feb. 12, 1921. He was the son of Edward Cushing Sr. and Lillian (Ellsworth) Cushing.
He married Gladys Sayward on Oct. 28, 1944. Together they ran a dairy farm for more than 60 years. He will always be remembered for his friendly waves from his John Deer tractor.
In addition to his wife, Bud is survived by his children: Jim Cushing, Phyllis and Allen Slopper, Doug and Cathy Cushing, Tom Cushing and JoAnne and Guin Zillman. His grandchildren: Andy and Brenda Sloper, Lee Sloper, Travis and Toni Palmer, Josh and Melanie Palmer, Karen and Scott Pontti, Kimberly and Greg Seigfred, Kevin Cushing, Tom Cushing Jr. Tyler Cushing, Guin Jr. and Micheal Zillman. His great-grandchildren: Brandon and Ashley Sloper, Jaydyn and Abigail Palmer, Wyatt Palmer, Caleb and Brielle Pontti, Joanna and Kaylee Cushing, Hunter Seigfred; also one great-great granddaughter Trinity Sloper. A great-grandson, Bryce Edward Palmer died in 2008.
Bud is survived by two sisters: Ethel Bridge of Willsboro and Theresa Knaupp of Troy.
There will be no calling hours, but the family invited friends and relatives to St. Philip's Church on Monday Nov 21 at 11 a.m. for a funeral service.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. Two men are at large after a robbery at a Family Dollar store in Charlotte.
Officers responded Wednesday afternoon to the scene in the 2400 block of Freedom Drive.
Witnesses say two men had guns and demanded cash before fleeing. Police do not know how much money they took.
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Creemore Things to Do
Creek at the end of Mill Street
A small river runs at the far end of Mill Street, where the park is. On a sunny summer day, there's nothing better than grabbing a couple of bottles of Creemore Springs Lager and enjoying them sitting on a rock in the middle of the creek with your feet dangling in the warm water.more
198 Mill Street
In 19269, Greg and Thelma Thomson built this Colonial Revival house. The Thomsons owned a successful lumber yard and the interior of the house is beautifully finished with woods from the family farm in Mulmur. I wish I could have taken a peek inside, because I would love to have seen that. The classical entrance features a fanlight transom.more
217 Mill Street
This Gothic house was built for Mr. and Mrs. George Kembar in 1904. Mr. Kembar owned a shoe store/bicycle shop on Mill Street at the corner of Elizabeth Street. The stable in the rear of the grounds is original with three stalls and a hayloft. The floor plan of the house is L shaped, creating a side porch, which has decorated wood trim. There is a...more
216 Mill Street
Built in 1890, this house is another example of Ontario Gothic, with its steep front gable and diachromatic brickwork. At one time, the house aws owned by Dr. J.A, Smith, who came to Creemore in 1916 as a pharmacist and physician. In 1962, John Hutton opened a nursing home in this house. The business was later bought by Hazel McIntosh, who named it...more
6 King Street
This house was built in 1886 for Joshua Kitson. The Kitsons were active members of the church and political communities. Later, the house became known as the Bank House, providing housing for a succession of Toronto Dominion Bank managers. This Gothic Revival house is interesting in thata it has two front entrances, double upper windows and a very...more
220 Mill Street
This handsome Gothic styled house is the manse for St.Andrew's Presbyterian Church, built on property purchased by the congregation in 1886. It features an unusual window treatment with triangular pointed arched windows on the first floor. The upper windows are enhanced by the intricate buff coloured brickwork in the gables.more
221 Mill Street
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Stacey had this stately Edwardian home built in 1912. Mrs. Stacey was the County president of the Temperance Uniun and had specified that the living room be extra large to accommodate up to 50 people at her meetings. From 1944 to 1954 the house was the Beacom private hospital. The operating and delivery rooms, a nursery and...more
241 Mill Street
Alexander Earle built this fine house in the early 1900's for W.J.Corbett, a local druggist. The house was later owned by the Machesney family, who operated a grocery store on Mill street. During the construction of the house, electricity and a gravity fed plumbing system were installed. Although refubished in recent years, the driveshed behind the...more
243 Mill Street
This house with its large verandah and stained glass windows was built in 1900. The attractive paint work on the fascia of the pediments accentuates these features and gives the house a very bold appearance. The sunproch windows with small upper panes is typical Edwardian style. A very interesting decorative feature is a stained glass window on the...more
224 Mill Street
This elaborate house with its pillar, bay windows, intricate brickwork and ornamental bracketing, was built for Sam Hisey. Sam, along with his brother Jake, Contributed greatly to the prosperity of Creemore in the early 1900's with their livestock, feed and coal businesses. The pediments of the house feature a sunburst design, popularized at the...more
8 Johnston Avenue
This striking house was built by a local craftman, Alma Scarrow, about 1915, during the Edwardian architectural period. The buff brick is unusual in this community of red bricked houses. The ornate wood work in the gables and the stained glass transoms are of interest. At one time there was a porch down the east side of the house. This was once the...more
232 Mill Street
Hidden behind this tree you can see the house on 232 Mill Street which was built in 1892. This stucco house is a fine example of Ontario Gothic architecture with its central steep gable. Originally there was an upper front porch. Past owners include George Lawrence, a local grain merchant, Robert Johnston, a tailor for whom Johnston Avenue was...more
245 Mill Street
Built at the turn of the century, the walls are precast block with red mortar, an new technology for that era. It is interesting to note the coloured glass embedded in the stucco in the gables. I have to admit that I never noticed this before, until I walked here with the guidebook. It was quite fun to see the coloured glass so high up as a...more
North America's Smallest Jail!
I've done a walking through Creemore in the beginning of September 2002. It was really fun to do, because I had been to Creemore several times, and always wondered about the history behind the old houses in the main street of Creemore. Now I had a guide telling me all about these old buildings. So in this travelogue I want to take you by the hand...more
Woohaaa.... let me out!
Hahaha, it is no fun being locked up in the smallest jail. So luckely I could escape and be on VT again... phew, that would be the worst punishment... no VT!more
Creemore Restaurants
Country hospitality awaits you within the cozy confines of MRS. MITCHELL'S. A circa 1890 one-room Ontario schoolhouse has been converted into an authentic 18th century charming and romantic dining room. Handsomely decorated with an open fireplace, tavern tables, oil paintings, brass, copper and antiques. The decor evokes Colonial times with a...more
Mad River Tea House
This is a fun teahouse!!!No more time to write today.... more comments later...more
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Creemore Transportation
Creemore is located in the Georgian Triangle of southern Ontario and is about 1 1/2 hours north of Toronto. It is located South East of Collingwood, west of Barrie and about 1 1/2 hours north of Toronto. The easiest way to get here from Toronto is by taking the 'airport road' which takes you from the airport in Toronto all the way up to the Creemore area.
Creemore Shopping
French Furniture, Decor, Accessories and...
La Maison Française and its collection of French country furniture and accessories bring a sense of Provence to the picturesque village of Creemore, Ontario. French Linens, Unique Glassware and Ceramics, French Country Furniture, Genuine Chinese Antiques. From $6 to ??more
Curiosity House Books & Gallery
A nice little bookstore on the main street in Creemore. It is a little store, but with high quality books. I've browsed through the cook books for a while, and saw many beautiful books. In the back of the store there is a little gallery. I know I will visit this bookstore more often. It may not be big, but it is good!more
This was a real fun little shop to browse through. MAGPIE GARDEN GIFTS & TREASURES offers practical and diverse gifts for that special gardener. I especially liked the hand-made birdhouses, the hand-painted garden decorations, colourful garden gloves and a variety of garden tools.more
Creemore What to Pack
Photo Equipment: Always take your camera, where ever you go!!! A photo oppertunity is always there when you don't expect it. I never travel without mine :-)
This is one page in a series of many pages about Canada. If you are interested in reading more about this beautiful country, you should take a look at my >Canada page
In the last travelogue of this page you can find an overview of all the pages I have already written and some ideas of what I will start writing about soon. I have listed them by province, starting in the east in Nova Scotia and working my way to the west to Vancouver Island. Here are some pictures from my other Canada pages.
Creemore Off The Beaten Path
Located north-east of Creemore in Orillia, CASINO RAMA is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Over 2,300 slot machines, more than 110 gaming tables, poker room, 9 restaurants, weekly big-name concerts and a 300 room all-suite luxury hotel & spa.Hans and I went in to see it and it was absolutely beautiful. Native Indian inspired interior with wood...more
WASAGA BEACH Provincial Park has eight beach areas, each with its own washrooms, changing facilities and picnic tables. The World's Longest Freshwater Beach attracts visitors from around the world. A swimming and sunbathing paradise, you have your choice of resorts, lodges, hotels, motels, housekeeping cottages and campgrounds.Activities include...more
The twin spires of the MARTYRS' SHRINE are clearly visible above the tree line as you approach the lovely town of Midland.A National Shrine in honour of eight Jesuit Martyrs, you can walk the same ground as these men of courage and faith did more than 350 years ago. They planted the roots of Christianity in the Huronia region of Ontario.Other...more
Creemore Favorites
Visit the popular CREEMORE FARMER'S MARKET, an open-air market held on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. starting May to October. On the day we went there was a nice selection of fresh produce, home-made jams and cookies and a few arts & crafts.more
Nestled in the old May Hardware Store in downtown Creemore, you'll find one of Ontario's premier breweries CREEMORE SPRINGS BREWERY. Brewing beer as they did a hundred years ago, their premium lager is all natural and brewed in small batches using only pure spring water, malted barley, hops and yeast.You can have a free tour of the brewery and its...more
The history of Creemore
"Cree Mohr," meaning a "big heart," was incorporated as a Village in 1890. It all started when a man named Edward Webster founded a flourmill and a sawmill on the south side of the Mad River. At that time, there were only plans to establish a town or village site and since there was no town council, Edward Webster had to build a wooden bridge...more
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Anatomy of a Quitter: Examining Chris Brown's Gracious Early Retirement From Music
Yesterday afternoon, Chris Brown announced via Twitter that he will "probably" end his music career after his new album X is released on August 20th. Whether or not he's serious we'll have to wait and see, but Chris Brown's adieu to the world deserves a direct examination now and for many years to come, as historians evaluate the enormous impact his absence from the entertainment industry will have.
Photo depicts the Post-Apocalyptic Hellscape Pop Music will become should Chris Brown retire.
See also: Who or What Will Chris Brown Fight Next?
Today is the first time since "run it" I've been mesmerized and at the same time nervous. Lets see if I can bring the old me back. Thank you— Chris Brown (@chrisbrown) August 3, 2013
On August 2nd, Chris was determined to bring "the old" him back. To create music that would have America dancing to his voice once again. To reincarnate the soul of the multi-talented powerhouse who used to be compared to Michael Jackson and not to Bobby Brown. The future looked bright.
How do u build a house without a foundation???? Friendship brings the trust and love stronger. U have to like a person to love them!— Chris Brown (@chrisbrown) August 5, 2013
But on August 5th, clouds appeared in his doublemint skies like two large bruises around the eyes, with Chris lamenting about his lack of a foundation (fans) and love (fans). He mournfully explains that, while his heart aches for love, he'll settle for just being liked. Just. A. Like. Unfortunately, most people assumed the tweet was simply another melancholy cry of loneliness--not a sign that he was about to end his career. How foolish of us not to dig deeper into the infinite mental foundation of Chris Brown.
Only reach for help. Doing too much is called reaching.— Chris Brown (@chrisbrown) August 5, 2013
But Chris only became more cryptic as the day wore on, explaining the importance of a "reach" while admonishing those who were "reaching." But the tweet just seemed like another gasp of fresh air for the sentimental Chris--a simple request that you reach (...or not reach?) for the new album he poured his heart into when it hits the shelves at the end of the month.
Home don't feel like home. Too many vacant rooms.— Chris Brown (@chrisbrown) August 6, 2013
But everything became strikingly clear yesterday afternoon as Chris's philosophy came to a climax in a three-part farewell saga. In his first tweet, Chris mourns over the empty rooms that fill (or don't fill?) his heart. Something inside of him has been beaten down, leaving only traumatic memories and scars behind. Home is no longer home--and Chris is no longer Chris.
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this will only be my second contest, but i like the theme of this and would love some input.
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Camillus Officer Dennis Welch is one of the good guys, Camillus Police Chief Tom Winn said.
Welch retired from the force Monday, Jan. 23, after nearly 14 years with the department.
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Officer Dennis Welch's last day
Camillus and Geddes Police, Camillus and Fairmount Fire Departments and other Camillus town employees and representatives gathered for a final send-off for Officer Dennis Welch. He's retiring after nearly 14 years with the Camillus Police Department.
"He's the type of police officer that every community wished they had," Winn said. "He's the police officer that you want to show up at your door when there's an emergency."
Welch is retiring after sustaining a head injury on the job in May 2010. He was tending to a person in cardiac arrest on a golf course and decided to ride in the back of the ambulance as it crossed the golf course to get to this individual quicker, Winn said. The terrain was rough and the ambulance hit a bump, throwing Welch into the roof of the ambulance.
"He could have driven his own police car across the golf course, but he's the type of guy who was always thinking ahead," Winn said. "He was planning for the best way to provide help for the patient."
Winn joined other members of the Camillus Police Department, the Camillus Volunteer Fire Department, Fairmount Fire Department, WAVES Ambulance, Geddes Police, Syracuse Police and Camillus employees and representatives for a final send-off for Welch Monday.
Everyone lined up in the parking lot to wish Welch well prior to his last shift starting at 3 p.m.
"Overall, he was one of the best police officers to be employed here at Camillus Police Department," Winn said.
Welch, of Marcellus, was joined by his wife, Jennifer, and kids, Emily, Matthew and Ryan, as he went through the processional, hugging and chatting with each person. Welch was previously employed with the Steuben County Sheriff's Office, the village of Alfred police department and the Syracuse Department of Public Safety at Syracuse University.
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