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This place had a fly problem when I stayed. There were at least 4 or 5 in every room, including my own for the night.
There is nothing good to say. Dirty. Carpets in halls fithy and had ripples in them. The hall ways smelled. Room was not very clean and,water stains on base boards. We were there for two nights, came back for second night and they had never serviced room. Have stayed in Motel 6 before but never experienced such a bad one.
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Room had strong chemical smell. Bedding and pillows were old and worn out. Floor had soft spots under lino. Breakfast.. it was free, but thats all I can say.
Its a Super 8. Pet Friendly is helpful. Stayed there only one night for and it was fine for the type of hotel it is. It is no resort, and not as basic as a Motel 6. If on a budget and want a bit better than just a room, this Super 8 is a good choice.
The TV height was too low on the dresser. Other than that all else was fine.
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Room was dirty. Got glass in my for from the carpet, was not offered a new room and was told 'since I booked online there's nothing we can do.'
Pool and spa with simulated hard wood floors in the rooms. Good for the star level.
An older hotel that is well kept. Not fancy, but met all of our needs at a reasonable price.
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Until now, I've only provided text asking you to donate to my birthday campaign. Now, I've created a video explaining things a bit more. If a picture's worth a thousand words, how much is a video worth? Hopefully about $4000.
My birthday has come and gone this year. I'm quite thankful. I'm thankful to be able to type this. Frankly, I'm thankful to be alive. I was hit by a car while cycling in September of 2012 and it damn near cost me my life. My parents flew out to NYC from KC almost immediately after they found out to be by my side and lend their support. I believe their positive energy combined with the unrelenting support of the people whose lives I've touched over the years turned the tides in my favor.
I've been thinking a lot about this upcoming birthday and how I'd like to celebrate. The thought of water doesn't cease to enter that mental fray. It took the graciousness of a very kind nurse to break protocol and allow me to suck water from a damp rag while still in the hospital. This was a well-defined "no-no" for someone still in ICU like me, recovering from a traumatic brain injury and only recently conscious from a 5-week coma. My memory of that time is foggy, but the memory of those few sips of water is crystal clear.
I joined the Peace Corps in 2007 and went to Bolivia where I worked alongside some of the highest quality people this country has to offer. My task was to coordinate the drilling and implementation of manual water wells for small villages well south of La Paz. The elevation was approximately 13,000 feet so it was tricky, but seeing the looks on those people's faces when they got water made it worth it. After the accident, I got a taste of that feeling myself.
I'm still going to therapy and I'm certainly not the person I once was. I'm better now. My thinking is clearer and the perspective I've been granted is truly profound. Because of that, I'm asking you to help me give the gift of water to folks that don't have easy access to sinks and drinking fountains like we do now.
I'm asking for my age in dollars from everyone I know. Every penny of the money raised will directly fund clean water projects in developing countries. Even better, charity: water will show us exactly which projects we funded once they've been fully completed (which takes about 18 months). That means we'll know the locations and names of the communities we helped. This is a fact. I know because I interned with charity: water and I've seen it done firsthand.
My goal is to give water to those who desperately need it, but my real mission will be completed if this campaign gives you the briefest of pause to be thankful for the things you likely pay no mind. Please donate to my birthday campaign and do it to it, children of light!

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Text of the note is as follows: "$25,000 (addended to read $25,500 to include 6% interest), NY January 3, 1922, One Hundred and twenty days after date we promise to pay to the order of The Boston American League Baseball Club Twenty-five Thousand and no/100 Dollars at Yorkville Bank with interest at 6%, American League Baseball Club of New York, Inc. by (signed) Jacob Ruppert, President, (signed) T.L. Huston, Secretary." The signatures of Ruppert and Huston appear again on the verso, along with that of the most hated man in Boston baseball history, the team owner who cared more about a play called "No No Nanette" than the sanity of countless millions of current and future Red Sox fans. He writes, "Boston American League Baseball Club By (signed) H. Frazee, Prest." Two unidentified signatures, likely those of bank employees appear at bottom. All signatures are bold and strong.
Headlines were made in June of 2005 when the actual contract sending Ruth to the Yankees sold at auction for just short of one million dollars. Of course that piece will remain a dream for all but the most fabulously well-funded, leaving this promissory note the most attractive alternative for those seeking to own a part of this earthshaking chapter in baseball history.
The note itself remains in wonderful condition, with a few minor creases and the stain of an ancient rusty paper clip only adding to the vintage patina. A tiny hole below Ruppert's signature affects no writing on front or verso. Measures 3.25x7.5". The piece is masterfully matted and framed between two panes of glass to allow viewing of each side, along with a photo of Ruth and typed text regarding the note. Overall size is 11.5x17". LOA from PSA/DNA. LOA from James Spence Authentication.
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would very much appreciate your expert advice. My 81 R80 has of course Motometer W1244. These are impossible to get new any more. But I have found for a good price a brand new W1202... claimed to be off a BMW R80 GS ( not G/S) so I preseume a paralever. When I lkook up the part number on a BMW fiche it says in the notes "I=3,20 MPH" . The part is 62121244647
My gut tells me this is a Para R 80 speedo, and will wrok perfectly on my 37/11 ratio stock 81 R 80 G/S. Or am I all screwed up?
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Not only is a lush, luxurious perfume a fabulous way to top off a romantic Valentine's Day look, but fragrances are also a surefire crowd-pleaser when it comes to finding that perfect gift (gentlemen, your attention please…hint hint). According to our Pür Minerals beauty experts, the most romantic scents are warm and flowery, laced with sweet notes like vanilla and fruit. Here are our favorites—romance is in the air!


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Gary featured in "The Laurel" November 2014
Gary is the featured artist in a two-page spread in "The Laurel" of Asheville. Search through the archives to find this article from the November issue.
Earlier in the year, Gary was one of several glass artists connected to Penland School and is featured in the Apirl issue of "Our State" magazine. To see some of the photos, check out
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MINNEAPOLIS The Minnesota Timberwolves signed center Chris Johnson and forward Mickael Gelabale to 10-day contracts Tuesday. Both players had already been signed to 10-day deals, which expired Monday, on Jan. 19. In order to sign both players, the team was granted an extension of its injury exception. Gelabale was signed into the 16th roster spot created by the exception, rather than Johnson, who was in the spot for the last contract period. Gelabale, a 6-7 forward, has appeared in five games for the Timberwolves, averaging 7.8 points on 55.6 percent shooting. He has also averaged 3.6 rebounds in 21.8 minutes per game. Over that same period, Johnson has averaged 9.2 points on 72.0 percent shooting and 3.8 rebounds in 17.2 minutes per game.Both players' deals will expire after Feb. 7, covering five of the six games on the team's current homestand. Follow Joan Niesen on Twitter.
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Teal says her mother is as good an example as any that even the best preventive screenings do not catch everything.
"Women need to know that even if you're BRCA negative, that is not a guarantee that you don't have a breast cancer gene," she told "GMA." "It's possible it just hasn't been identified."
Teal returned to the hospital May 25 for the last leg of her breast cancer journey, the removal of her expanders and the placement of implants to complete the breast reconstruction.
"I feel great. I feel much more natural," Teal told "GMA" today. "I'm just ready for the doctor to say I can start running again."
And she's ready to get back to her patients who face breast cancer, for whom, having now been a patient, she has newfound respect.
"I thought I knew what my patients went through," Teal said. "I had no idea. I learned a lot.
"So many people have said that I'm brave," she said. "But it's all the patients who are living with cancer who are brave. They're the ones who are going to have to live with it for the rest of their lives.
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The women of St. James Lutheran Church will hold an "everything apple" bake sale this Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the church gymnasium. Included in the items for sale will be apple sauce, apple pies, apple crisp, apple cake and apple muffins. Shown peeling apples in preparation for the event are, from left, Diane Mayfield, Gail Metivier and Vivian Schmid.
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The air was crisp, but the sun was shining when we arrived at Wesley Hall on Monday for Evergreen Outreach.
We have been blessed with some lovely days lately, which enabled me to clean up my garden and tuck everything away for the winter.
Our friend Russ Osborn was driving the bus on Monday, which brought our guests from Long Term Care, Vandalia Rehab, FAYCO and Sweetbriar.
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Friends & Families of Fayette County Hospital has begun selling tickets for its annual meat raffle.
The grand prize of the raffle is a $500 bundle of meat from Givens Meat Shop. Two other prizes of $250 worth of meat also will be awarded at a drawing that will be held on Dec. 14.
Merchants Co-op plan weekend event
The Downtown Vandalia Merchants Co-op will sponsor a two-day shopping event this weekend, with specials in participating stores and a live reindeer Friday evening.
The promotion, called Winter Wonderland, will be held as a part of the Olde Tyme Christmas event in Vandalia. Winter Wonderland runs from 5-9 p.m. on Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday.
Monday, Nov. 22 – Choice of cereal, toast and jelly.
Tuesday, Nov. 23 – Breakfast pizza.
Wednesday, Nov. 24 – Choice of cereal, toast and jelly.
Thursday, Nov. 25 – No school.
Friday, Nov. 26 – No school.
•Milk and juice or fruit offered daily.
Monday, Nov. 22 – Chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes, California blend, pear slices, bread and milk.
First photo: Bailey Jones, left, and Matt Grove won first place in the 2010 Vandalia Community High School Talent Show on Friday night.
Second photo: A musical group comprised of Chad Harrison (right), Amy Cox and Braden Henry placed second in the VCHS Talent Show. Whitney Newsom and Lexi Perkins placed third. Ellie Ehrat and Jaicob Arndt served as hosts for the show, which featured 10 acts.
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The theme for the 2011 GROWMARK essay contest is: "The Importance of Agriculture in Everyday Life." The contest is open to all high school FFA members in Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin.
This is the 18th year for the program, sponsored by the GROWMARK System and FS member cooperatives, in conjunction with state FFA leaders, to help young people develop their writing skills, learn about current issues impacting agriculture and understand the unique role of cooperatives.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has started issuing an estimated $420 million in 2009 Average Crop Revenue Election (ACRE) payments to producers enrolled in the program for wheat, corn, barley, dry peas, grain sorghum, lentils, oats, peanuts, soybeans and upland cotton.
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1. Trent Richardson is the rookie running back for the Cleveland Browns. Trent Richardson is 5'9", 230 lbs. Trent Richardson Will Not Be Denied.
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2) Lightly grease baking dish with butter.
3) Transfer chilies to dish, add minced garlic and scallions. Toss to combine well.
4) Sprinkle grated cheese over chili mixture.
5) Add flour to the egg yolks and beat well.
6) Season with salt and pepper and beat well.
7) Beat whites with whisk beginning slow and increasing speed to medium to foam and form a stiff peak but not dry.
8) With a rubber spatula fold whites into yolks. Place the mixture into baking dish.
9) Using a fork swirl through egg layer and mix eggs to the chili mixture.
10) Place in oven and bake uncovered in 350-degree oven 25 to 30 minutes.
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More details outside of the birth of Jesus, and above the crucifixion. Another fresco shows the three kings and on the opposite side what seem to be local peasants in Adoration before the new-born baby.more
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The last time we were in Vienna, we didn't get the opportunity to visit Demel. This time, we weren't going to pass up the opportunity. We met up with one of LJ's friends (from when she used to live here) and headed to Demel for lunch/dessert. A classic, historic and wonderful place to visit...just the desserts alone make this a "must-see"...more
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This place is gorgeous. Quite expensive. But for western european tourists...quite a steal. Just imagine this place in Paris or Vienna. Because of a lack of time...I went in and asked for takeaway. People recommend the Foie Gras pate here. And I have to second that. Simply sublime. Because I was taking it out...I was charged 2200ft for about...more
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When the sun's shining, Charles Bridge explodes into its most vibrant persona with its buskers, artists and craft sellers crowding into every available space on both sides of the pedestrian-only roadway. The standard, and variety, of the performers, artists and artisans is exceptional. On any given day the musical offerings can range from operatic...more
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This historic beer hall is featured in many tour guides as one of Prague's top attractions. Perhaps for that reason I was a bit afraid of walking into a tourist trap, but U Fleku is actually much more than that! Dating back to 1499, it is believed to be the city's oldest brewery. They brew only one type of beer, a flavourful dark lager, which...more
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The old part of Stockholm is known as Gamla Stan.It is a maze of winding streets,with all sorts of different architecture.The best way to experience the area is just to take a wander and see what you can find.more
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03Jun 2015
2015 Summer Jazz Intensive Program
The Afro Latin Jazz Alliance (ALJA) invites jazz musicians of all levels, and from various professional backgrounds, to participate in a weeklong summer intensive, in the heart of the Jazz world, New York City. Our very own, three-time Grammy Award-Winning Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra members and its leader, Arturo O'Farrill, will share their professional knowledge, artistry and musicianship with the program's participants in a series...
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25May 2015
Jazz Journalists Association Names ALJO "Best Large Jazz Ensemble"
During the 19th annual selection in 2015, the Jazz Journalists Association awarded Arturo O'Farrill and the Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra the award for "Large Ensemble of the Year," in an open ballot voting. Professional Journalist Members of the JJA made open nominations in a first selection round; those who received the most nominations advanced to the final ballot. The JJA Jazz Awards, given annually since 1997, are...
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Blending Culture and Countries in Music
From Havana to New York, Arturo O'Farrill and the Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra play tunes with cross-cultural fluency. By Larry Blumemfeld, New York. Wall Street Journal, May 14, 2015. To end his Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra's season at Manhattan's Symphony Space earlier this month, pianist and bandleader Arturo O'Farrill staged a long concert of sweeping ambition featuring nine guest artists. The most stirring moments that night...
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21Apr 2015
Afro Latin Fat Cats Performs at Opening of GRIOT, A New Education Initiative in Harlem
On Wednesday, February 25, our youth ensemble the Afro Latin Fat Cats, performed at the initial concert for GRIOT, the world music instruction for academic achievement, started in collaboration with the New York Mission Society. GRIOT is a program that integrates musical instruction with academic achiement, open to young adults grades 6 through 12, to be held on March 2015. The concert was held at the Minisink...
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18Mar 2015
Arturo O'Farrill on the Kiya Amajioyi Show
March 15, 2015, The Kiya Amajioyi Show. On-line interview with Brooklyn native Arturo O'Farrill of the Afro Latin Jazz Alliance Orchestra talks about his 2015 Grammy Award-winning album The Offense of the Drum, and the impacts of Latin jazz on jazz as a whole from an educational perspective. The Kiya Amajioyi Show focuses on the best that people have to offer to the world. In an existing society where many...
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We Speak African!
By Arturo O'Farrill Published on JazzTimes magazine, March 2015 In 1947, Chano Pozo and Dizzy Gillespie began a conversation. Looking for an exotic flavor to spice up his music, Dizzy had asked Mario Bauzá to recommend a percussionist. The two hit it off, and Dizzy is famously quoted as saying, "He doesn't speak English and I don't speak Spanish but we both speak African." Dizzy...
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I have an ilk! Cool!
Apparently you do too and your's prefer to zombie march to the divisive self serving nonsense served up by the Me Party and hate radio.
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How do you write multiple thousands of words on this subject and not mention that the race died when the Democratic hierarchy annoited Markey within hours of the announcement of his candidacy? Serio more »
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Cornell University's Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management today announced that it will offer a one-year, full-time MBA program on a new Cornell NYC Tech campus on Manhattan's Governors Island. The program's first class will begin in May 2014.
"The MBA degree on the Cornell NYC Tech campus is a unique opportunity for us to continue an established history of innovating graduate business education, both in content and pedagogy," Johnson Dean Soumitra Dutta said in a statement. "We're creating a program that addresses the fact that technology has changed the way business is done. It's not about adding technology courses to an existing MBA, but about developing a new education and learning experience for business leaders in the digital economy."
The program will eventually be taught on the campus of a new multi-billion-dollar high-tech university currently under construction on Roosevelt Island in Manhattan. The Roosevelt Island campus is anticipated to open 2017, and the one-year MBA be taught in temporary space in Google's New York offices until the campus is completed. The first class will begin in May 2014 with a summer session at Johnson's home campus in Ithaca, New York, followed by two semesters on the Cornell NYC Tech campus, graduating in May 2015.
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I'm about a ten minute drive from Playland in Rye, NY. It's right on the CT border, (or so.) It was once a big day trip destination, with a beach, casino, pool, and big amusement park. Almost like Coney Island. It's the only park in the country that is run by the government. Unfortunately, it is not up to the standards today that it was in the early 30s, when it opened.
If the park and the surrounding area was to be organized a little better, and a little bit more land was opened up, we could have a nice little park. They wouldn't be able to make a Magic Kingdom, but they could run the park, add what ever they want. Make it truly magical.
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The release claims that "(Microsoft)... used marketing materials that highlighted offensive uses of the patents against open source software, including a number of the most popular open source packages" and goes on to openly accuse the company of spreading fear, uncertainty and doubt (FUD).
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Groton — Superintendent of Schools Michael Graner said Monday he would submit a future school construction plan to the state as a way to address the needs of the town's aging schools and solve the racial imbalance at Claude Chester Elementary School.
Graner said he spoke on Monday to Laura Anastasio, the lawyer who handles racial imbalance cases for the state Department of Education, and he explained that the town is working to create a project that would likely take a couple of years to finish.
"She said that was completely appropriate and whatever that plan was could be submitted," Graner told the school board.
The district was cited in a May 12 letter for a racial imbalance at Claude Chester Elementary, less than 10 months after moving 16 percent of its elementary school students to correct a racial imbalance at another school, Catherine Kolnaski Magnet School. Groton must submit a plan to address the problem by Sept. 12 and the State Board of Education must approve it.
The state considers a school out of balance if the percentage of minority students there is greater or less than 25 percent of the district average. Groton has an average of 43 percent minority students at the elementary level. The average at Claude Chester is 68.2 percent. A difference of 0.2 percent is equal to about one student, Graner said.
"I just find this really frustrating, and I'm sure everyone on the board is feeling the same way," said school board member Elizabeth Gianacoplos, adding, "Our plan didn't even make it through one year."
Graner outlined a potential future school construction plan Monday. The plan came from a workshop of school board members, principals and community members that met May 9 and 10.
The workshop group recommended building one new middle school, for grades 6 to 8, adjacent to Fitch High School; converting Cutler and West Side middle schools into elementary schools for students in grades pre-kindergarten to 5; and closing Pleasant Valley, S.B. Butler and Claude Chester elementary schools. The three elementary schools were built more than 70 years ago.
Graner said the town might qualify for a state diversity grant to obtain 80 percent reimbursement for construction, because it has a current racial imbalance and redistricting failed.
The potential building plan also generated enthusiasm at the workshop, he said.
"There was a lot of excitement around a campus," Graner said of the plan. The middle school would be built potentially on the Merritt property, and the district would expand the International Baccalaureate program, which has been underenrolled at Robert E. Fitch High School, to draw in middle school students.
Graner said people liked that the building was "program driven," or aimed at providing more educational opportunity; eighth-grade students could potentially take advanced Latin and French at the high school using a campus setting.
The school board is expected to vote on a plan June 23.
Three board members said they want to proceed.
"Let's get this done," board member Joey Schick said.
The workshop also discussed a second option for building, though it wasn't preferred. That plan would leave the middle schools alone and instead build two or three elementary schools to replace Groton's older elementary schools.
After the board makes a decision, the plan would go to the School Facilities Task Force to decide whether it's feasible to build a middle school on the Merritt property and what it would cost to renovate Cutler and West Side as elementary schools. The plan would also need approval of the town council, Representative Town Meeting and voters at referendum.
Kevin Trejo, a member of the facilities task force, said he believes voters would support school construction if they understood how it would improve education.
"We can get it passed as long as we don't try to shove it down the throats of the public," he said.
"And I think they will buy into the educational needs of the kids."
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As we start the month with the most wonderful Mexican hot-wave… here are some of the best Mexican events happening across the UK and Mexico not to be missed this month.
1- Lucha Future at the Royal Albert Hall. July 11th.
For the first time ever at the Royal Albert Hall and for one night only, the mythical, dangerous, acrobatic and heroic world of Mexico's masked wrestlers. Sixteen of Mexico's finest, lead by the legendary Blue Demon Jr join battle under the Hall's mighty dome soundtracked by Mexico's electronic pioneers Bostich & Fussible (Nortec)
2- Mass Guerilla Chilli Growing. All Wahacas, 8th of July.
The chillii growing season is upon us and with it comes the opportunity to grow your own serrano chillies and win great prizes. Just pick up a chilli plant from any of our restaurants on Wednesday 8th of July and become a #GuerillaChilliGrower
3- Mole and Cactus Festival, Mexico City. July 1-5th.
Join Mexico's restauranteurs and producers as they come together for the very first mole, a traditional sauce made from a variety of ingredients, and cactus festival the city has seen.
A variety of moles and cactus from across the country will be on show. They are set to break the World Guinness Record for the longest "enmolada", something like a giant mole taco.
4- The majestic Ballet Folklorico de Mexico visits the Coliseum, 22-25th of July.
Mexico's national dance company return to London for the first time in more than twenty years for five performances only. Forty dancers and sixteen musicians present this captivating spectacle of live music and dance drawing on Mexico's rich and varied history. The Ballet Folklórico de México has travelled to more than 60 countries and has been praised universally by the critics and audiences of millions.
5- Catch the UK's festival that celebrates Street Art, Upfest. Bristol, 25-27 July.
Europe's largest, free, street art & graffiti festival, attracting over 250 artists painting 28 venues throughout Bedminster & Southville. Talented artists travel from 25 countries and across the UK to paint live on 30,000sqft of surfaces in front of 25,000 visitors.
To celebrate our arrival in Bristol City, Wahaca will be hosting an interactive wall where you'll be able to join the fun and stencil your very own mark at the festival.
And just to make your summer even more fun, don't forget every Friday we are giving away tickets and Wahaca goodies as part of our #MexicanSummer giveaway.


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Hoping I can get some extra support and tips here. A little background info-- my LO is 2 weeks old. After she was born (natural birth) she wouldn't latch and she had a hight billi level. They were discussing admitting her, etc so I started pumping and finger feeding colostrum to move the billi through as fast as possible because she wasn't latching. Continued finger feeding until off the billi blanket at 1 week old. Saw an IBCLC that suggested a nipple shield after watching her attempt to nurse. I have now been using the shield for one week. I think I have short nipples that don't really stimulate her to nurse. I really want to get rid of the shield! Anyone have any tips or suggestions? I try nursing without it at least once a day with no luck so far :-( I'm nervous the shield will start effecting my supply or that I will never get rid of it and it makes latching so cumbersome!
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I used a nipple shield for about 4 weeks with my nursing resistant babe. To wean off of it, what I found worked was to allow her to start nursing with the shield, and after a bit, slip it off. At first I'd use it for a couple minutes, but eventually even just ten or so seconds worked. At about 3 weeks she was down to just using it if she was upset, over hungry or over tired and by 4 weeks we'd dropped it completely.
Good luck! Even though the shield was a major help in getting DD to nurse at all I found it so freeing when we no longer needed it. My supply never suffered, but I don't know if that was just luck, nursing tea or that we didn't use it for long.
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I used a nipple shield for about 4 months (we did a before and after weight to make sure ds could transfer milk well) and slowly weaned off of it (similar technique to the pp). I told myself if I had to use it the whole time he was bf'ing, I would, and that sorta took the pressure off, ya know? We weaned off when we were both ready with no problems.
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I hated the nipple shield in the beginning and my lC told me to try nursing without it frequently- I couldn't handle the rejection though. I watched my baby's latch improve and around four months I was confident that he could do it and he took the bare nipple and hasn't looked back since. I now look back at those days with pride that I did what I had to to nurse my baby and I am considering bronzing my shield!
This gives me hope!!! Thanks so much for sharing :-) I keep hoping that one day she will just get it. It makes me nervous though for my supply and her weight etc. And I've heard stories of babies getting attached to the shield and refusing the breast. But, I'm so glad to hear that you all made it through!!! I just get really discouraged sometimes, so I'm really glad to know others have gone through this.
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Amid strong criticism on the ordinance from one supervisor, the Ridgway Township Supervisors set June 16 as the date of a public hearing on an amendment to the township's zoning ordinance that aims to address the oil and gas industry.
Ridgway Township Supervisor Millie Bowers said Friday that the supervisors unanimously approved a motion to set the date for the hearing, adding that the supervisors will consider adoption of the ordinance June 16 after the public hearing commences.
KANE – Johnsonburg track and field finished Friday with three district champions and four state qualifiers after the conclusion of the District 9 Class AA championships held Friday at Paul R. Miller Stadium in Kane.
For Johnsonburg, Caitlin Viglione won the girls 100-meter dash with a time of 12.49 for her second district title in the 100. Viglione also won her 100-meter heat with a time of 12.78.
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The Ridgway-based state police report investigating a DUI crash that occurred Thursday morning at approximately 4:55 a.m. on state Route 219 near Boot Jack Auto in Ridgway Township.
A known 59-year-old male was reportedly traveling south on SR 219 in a 2006 Chevrolet Silverado and failed to negotiate a left curve in the roadway.
Police say the truck traveled off the right side of the roadway and struck an embankment, overturning and coming to rest on its roof.
JOHNSONBURG – The Johnsonburg Area School District school board unanimously approved a preliminary budget Thursday, a balanced budget that includes the maximum tax increase allowable by the state.
JASD school board treasurer Patty Calkins said during JASD's budget work session meeting May 7 that the tax increase, which will be a 1.9 tax increase, is expected to bring an additional $40,000 into the district, and the tax is expected to cost the average homeowner in the district an additional $21 a year.
ST. MARYS – In commemorating Peace Officers Memorial Day, a special Blue Mass is being held today at noon at Sacred Heart Church in St. Marys to remember those officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice and laid down their lives to protect their fellow officers and members of their communities.
Father Eric Vogt will act as celebrant for the Mass, which will be followed by a luncheon.
JOHNSONBURG – It was all Austin Amacher Thursday in Johnsonburg.
On the hill for the Rams, Amacher limited Coudersport to just one unearned run in a five-inning 11-1 win for Johnsonburg.
In addition to his five-strikeout performance, Amacher also delivered at the plate. He reached on an error in the first inning to plate two runs, slapped a two-out double in the fourth for an 8-1 lead, then hit a bases loaded single in the fifth to end the game at 11-1.
JOHNSONBURG – Johnsonburg softball split a doubleheader with Kane Thursday afternoon at Francis S. Grandinetti Elementary School in Ridgway.
Kane won the first game 6-5 in eight innings before Johnsonburg took the second game 21-2 in five innings.
JOHNSONBURG – Johnsonburg boys tennis lost 7-2 to DCC Tuesday afternoon at Johnsonburg Area High School.
ST. MARYS – Crystal Fire Department responded to a garage fire shortly before 4 p.m. along Woodland Road in St. Marys. More information will be available in the Wednesday edition.


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My family's Easter tradition always includes dying hard boiled eggs. This can be stinky and messy! It can even leave your kitchen table permanently colored like an Easter egg!
I know several moms that have banned dying Easter eggs from their house. Before you call them a "bah humbug", you may want to think about all the details that go into dying Easter Eggs with young children! Eggs will fall, dye will spread and you will be left with broken eggs, sad children and an incredibly BIG mess. Ugh!


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MORE than 1 in 10 New Zealand guide dogs for the blind might themselves be short-sighted. But the good news for owners is that it doesn't seem to affect their performance.
Like humans with myopia, the dogs see distant objects as blurred because light from them focuses in front of the retina. "If the myopic dogs we identified were children, they'd be wearing spectacles," says John Phillips, an optometrist at the University of Auckland, New Zealand.
Phillips and his colleague Andrew Collins presented their team's results this week at a conference on myopia in Cambridge, UK. Of 61 guide dogs tested 13 per cent had myopia.
The two researchers diagnosed the dogs' myopia using a retinoscope, which bounces a beam of light off the dog's retina. Retinoscopy routinely picks up short-sightedness in people.
The dogs were also videoed while tracking black and white targets moving across a screen. The fully ...
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The Knicks used one of their picks, the 51st overall in the NBA Draft, on highly-touted Greek prospect Thanassis Antetokounmpo. He is the brother of Giannis Antetokounmpo, already a budding star in the NBA with the Milwaukee Bucks.
Thanasis said of being drafted by the Knicks, "I mean, it's an amazing feeling for me. I mean, everybody who knows me knows the feeling of all this work I've put in and all this work I'm going to put in and know just like with all my heart and soul. So it's an amazing feeling being here, and these people like trust me and drafted me so I can be here. So everything starts over again. So I'll just start by earning a spot on the roster and trying to do my best."
On what he will bring to the Knicks, Thanasis said, "I'm going to do whatever -- I'm going to do everything, whatever the coach tells me to. You'll probably laugh, but I'll do whatever the coach tells me to, from play 40 minutes to waving the towel to taking the last shot. I'll do whatever Coach wants me to in order to win."
Antetokounmpo began his pro career with the Greek Second Division club Filathlitikos in 2012. During the 2012–13 season with Filathlitikos, he averaged 12.2 points, 4.9 rebounds, 1.0 assists, 1.1 steals and 1.0 blocks per game in the Greek 2nd Division. He was selected by the coaches to play in the 2013 Greek All Star Game as a special participant, after competing at the slam dunk contest, as players from the 2nd division are eligible to compete in the dunk competition.
After originally declaring for the 2013 NBA Draft, he withdrew on June 17, 2013. He did so along with 17 other players on the day of the withdrawal deadline. He had originally entered the draft with his younger brother Giannis.
On November 1, 2013, he was selected by the NBA D-League's Delaware 87ers, with the 9th pick in the 2013 NBA Development League Draft. In his D-League debut on November 23, 2013, Antetokounmpo recorded 14 points, 2 rebounds, and 2 assists, in a 117–106 loss to the Canton Charge.[6] He also competed at the 2014 NBA D-League Slam Dunk Contest.
During the 2013-14 NBA D-League season, he averaged 12.0 points, 4.3 rebounds, 2.1 assists, 1.2 steals and 1.3 blocks per game. On May 1, 2014, he was selected to the 2014 NBA D-League All-Defensive Third Team.
Thanasis told a story about his journey. "I would like to say something. For those who don't know, last year we were in the same place, like the same day. I was just sitting on the left, and he (Giannis) was sitting on the right. He got drafted by the Bucks last year, my brother. And being here and all the blessings I've received today from God and from my family, I really want to say thank you to the Knicks for drafting me and putting faith in me to do the best."
Comparing last year to this, Thanasis said, "It's an amazing feeling. It's almost the same feeling because everything starts this is the day. We enjoy this day, and we have blessing, and we know that tomorrow's another day. Everything starts from the beginning, to make things happen."
Giannis said, "I'm really happy for Thanasis. I'm really proud of him. I'm more happier this day more than last year in the draft for myself. so I'm really excited for Thanasis to go to the New York Knicks. Hoepfully, he does well, and he prove himself. I'm sure he's going to try his best."
Jabari Parker was drafted by Giannis' team, the Milwaukee Bucks. On the prospect of playing with Parker, Giannis said, "I'm really excited. He's a great player. He's a really good kid. We talked a little bit after his workout with the Bucks, and I'm really excited. He could take our team to the next level, and I'm really excited to play with him."
I asked Thanasis if he thinks that his presence on the team will make Greeks root for the Knicks more than ever before. He said, "I don't really know, but I hope they do because we need it. We, as Greeks, we have to support every Greek in every part of the world."
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Pizza Delivery Man Speeds Away From Attempted Robbery | Crime
A pizza delivery driver hit the gas and sped away from an attempted armed robbery near Heistand Park on Madison's far east side last week, according to the Madison Police Department.
Officers said the the 22-year-old driver was getting back into his car on North Walbridge Avenue on the night of July 20, when a man appeared in front of the car claiming he had been hit by the car. The driver saw a second man in his on the passenger side of the car holding a handgun and telling him to hand over his money, police said.
The driver ducked and sped away.
He described the first man as black, about 5 feet 7 inches tall and 120 to 140 pounds. He was wearing a navy blue T-shirt and black basketball shorts. The second man was described as a black, between 18 and 22 years old, about 5 feet 7 inches tall and 120 to 150 pounds. He was wearing a gray T-shirt, red basketball shorts and was carrying a silver handgun.
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Iker Muniain was the hero for Athletic Bilbao as his goal took them through on away goals against Lokomotiv Moscow.
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Iker Muniain was the hero for Athletic Bilbao as his goal took them through on away goals against Lokomotiv Moscow.
Trailing 2-1 from the first leg in Russia, things seemed to be going against Bilbao as Fernando Amorebieta was dismissed on the hour.
But just moments later Muniain was on hand to give his side the win, which was enough to take them into the last 16 of the Europa League.
It had taken 10 minutes for Athletic to fashion the first chance of the game, Javi Martinez getting on the end of Markel Susaeta's corner but sending his shot over the crossbar.
Muniain did better with his side's next chance, forcing Marinato Guilherme into making the save with an effort from 20 yards.
Lokomotiv, with their slender aggregate advantage, were doing little to force the issue at the other end of the pitch - a blocked 21st-minute attempt by Dennis Glushakov the best they mustered in a first half that otherwise consisted of attempts to stifle their opponents.
Taras Burlak, Alberto Zapater and Dmitri Tarasov were each penalised for fouls as the Russian side sought to impose themselves on Athletic, who lost their own discipline in response and committed a series of transgressions.
Susaeta had a couple of chances to create the opening with crosses from the left, but they came to nothing and he was one of two players replaced at the interval alongside Ander Iturraspe.
Inigo Perez and Mikel San Jose were the substitutes and the latter created a good chance nine minutes after coming on when he whipped in a cross for Fernando Llorente, who headed wide from 12 yards.
Amorebieta then received two yellow cards in five minutes to put Athletic a man down with half an hour to play and they promptly responded with the opening goal two minutes later.
Andoni Iraola's corner was headed on by Llorente and prodded over the line by Muniain from close range.
The visitors now needed an away goal to get back in front and sent on attacking duo Victor Obinna and Dmitri Sychev.
Finally, they started to offer something in attack with Tarasov and Glushakov both letting fly from outside the area without success.
Manuel da Costa had a last-ditch shot on goal but could not find the target.


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The American businessman had vowed to put all further development at the site on hold over a proposed windfarm in Aberdeen Bay.
But he also said it would be "disrespectful" not to give the course the building it deserves.
The clubhouse could be the final piece of the jigsaw he needs to lure the Scottish Open or the Open Championship.
Mr Trump said: "The course has turned out to be a phenomenal success and has received some of the greatest reviews ever given to a course. I felt it was only fair that I build a beautiful new clubhouse. It would be disrespectful not to have done so.
"When completed, our clubhouse at Trump International Golf Links, Scotland will be a true classic."
Andy McNair, director of architects Covell Matthews, said: "The proposed clubhouse draws precedent from the style, details and materials to create a building that is in keeping with the aesthetic of Menie Estate."


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Peter Lemenkov wrote:
Hello All! We already have software which helps to create bittorrent, ftp and maybe some other servers for file sharing and huge number of clients for them. So why not to add mldonkey?
If you need any help from the OCaml packaging side, let me know.Also see (although this being a program, not a library, most of the rules don't apply):
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