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From Durham City to the Durham Dales, the Vale of Durham to the Durham Coast, soak up the atmosphere of this surprising county as you enjoy a little retail therapy.
Stroll through the historic streets of Durham City, where you will find high street favourites jostling for attention alongside independent shops, boutiques and quirky craft shops in the shadow of the Durham Cathedral and Castle UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy both indoor and outdoor shoping at The Gates and Prince Bishops shopping centres.
Looking for a bargain? Take a trip to Dalton Park, the biggest outlet shopping centre in the region. Durham's market towns including Bishop Auckland and Chester-le-Street in the Vale of Durham, Stanhope and Barnard Castle in the Durham Dales and Seaham on the Durham Coast offer a warm welcome with their own unique character and charm. Browse through shops selling locally made arts, crafts and delicacies. And don't miss the array of antique shops in Barnard Castle.
For a memento from a great day out, don't forget to visit the enticing gift shops at attractions across the county to take home that special gift or souvenir, or take a taste of Durham home with you from one of our many farm shops and farmers markets.
Prince Bishops Shopping Centre is the perfect place to pick up hot fashion fixes, gadgets, health and beauty products and homeware in Durham city centre.
The Quilters' Cupboard, Durham
Woven, Durham City
The Hayloft, Barnard Castle
Jenkins and Hustwit Ltd, Bishop Auckland
The Jubilee Sweetshop at Beamish, Beamish
54 Degrees North, Barnard Castle
Thorpe Farm Centre Shop, Barnard Castle
Lazy Dayz Plant Nursery, Kirk Merrington
Butlers Pantry, Wolsingham
Saints Cafe & Deli, Durham City
Scorpio Shoes, Durham City
The Keep by Andersons of Durham, Durham City
Weardale Cheese, Fir Tree
The Gift Room at Number 4 , Langley Park
David Harper Antiques & Art Brokers, Valuers and Auctioneers', Barnard Castle
The Sweet Box, Barnard Castle
The Moody Baker, Barnard Castle
Prince Bishops Shopping Centre, Durham City
Wildon Grange, Aycliffe Village
Ding Dong Vintage, Durham City
Poplar Tree Garden Centre, Durham
Black Paw Brewery, Bishop Auckland
Parkins, Durham City
Jack Wills, Durham City
Goldstitch, Chester-le-Street
Wild & Funk, Durham City
Sweet Greetings, Shildon
Gardiners Farm and Country Store, Frosterley
Dalton Park Outlet Shopping Centre, Seaham
Durham Market Hall, Durham City
Durham Gin, Langley Park
Andersons of Durham, Durham City
Horns Garden Centre, Shotton Colliery
Andalucia, Barnard Castle
The Collector, Barnard Castle
Wiga Wagaa Chilli's, Shotley Bridge
Robinson's Butchers, Wingate
Haswell's Homer Hill Farm Shop, West Rainton
Broom Mill Farm Shop and Garden Centre, West Auckland
Robsons Antiques, Barnard Castle
Sonnet 43, Durham
Herron's Bakery at Beamish - The Living Museum of the North, Beamish
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Cross Lanes Organic Farm Shop, Barnard Castle
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Chittocks, Bishop Auckland
Walker's Fabrics, Durham City
Chocolate Fayre, Barnard Castle
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The Georgian Window, Durham City
Lowfields Farm Shop, Willington
Loopy Lisa's Fudge, Evenwood
The Durham Brewery Ltd, Bowburn
William Peat Butchers and Deli, Barnard Castle
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Fowlers Yard, Durham City
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Leaside Cheesemakers, Staindrop
Ciao Ciao, Durham City
Plants 'R' Ross, Peterlee
Dark Matter Cafe and Retro Gaming Shop, Durham City
Knitsley Farm Shop, Consett
Oldfields Pantry, Durham
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Seaside Chic, Seaham
Tracy A Franklin, Durham City
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Gateway World Shop, Durham City
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IK Fish, Durham
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The Glass & Art Gallery, Consett
The Art Shop & Kemble Gallery, Durham City
The Bakers Loaf and Old Weardale Tearooms, Stanhope
Start Fitness, Durham City
Middleton Crafts, Barnard Castle
Van Mildert, Durham City
Mouncey Fine Art, Barnard Castle
Connellys Toy Shop, Barnard Castle
Cuba Lily, Durham City
Chrissie Morgan Art, Durham
Alison's Country Pantry, Middleton-in-Teesdale
Ingnet Decorative Arts, Barnard Castle
Scarlet Ribbons, Durham City
Sweet Sally Cinnamon, Esh Winning
Get Dressed For Battle, Durham City
Cathedral Shop, Durham City
Ancient Myths Gift Shop, Seaham
Farnless Farm Park Farm Shop, Bishop Middleham
Durham Greenlane, Belmont
Marla Jones Jewellery, Durham City
Spitfire Cycles Ltd, Barnard Castle
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Rams Head Antiques, Wolsingham
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Here's your chance to root for your favorite team. Watch them delight fans as they romp on the ice to settle old scores and win new victories.
Nature Kids at Sunnyside - Sunnyside Library
April 16, 2013 - Sunnyside
Kids can join the Green Team each Tuesday afternoon for fun, nature-oriented programming! Hands-on activities teach about worms, mushrooms, dirt, seeds, plants, insects and rainwater.
Language Immersion at LICM-Spanish - Long Island Children's Museum
April 16, 2013 - Garden City
Children's language skills develop rapidly, absorbing everything they hear. Why not introduce another language to your child while they are young and receptive to new things? Explore basic themes in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. Workshops are drop in and do not require advance sign up. The series will explore a different theme each week (numbers, fruits, animals, etc). A class project and song will be used each week to reinforce learning.
Crafty Tuesdays - Cambria Heights Library
April 16, 2013 - Cambria Heights
Children in grades 1-5, can show off their creativity and make new friends in this program making arts and crafts.
Origami Math Games with Karen Wellington - Lefrak City Library
April 16, 2013 - Corona
Paper folding meets game playing! Origami not only helps clarify math concepts and impresses teachers, but is lots of fun and creative, too. Kids will complete a different game to take home. Space is limited and available first come, first served.
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Tony Hawk / Rad Science - New York Hall of Science
Through April 22, 2013 - Corona
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The Orchid Show - The New York Botanical Garden
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The 11th annual exhibition celebrates this storied flower in all its amazing forms with thousands of brilliantly colored orchids. The largest exhibition of its kind in the United States also offers insight into caring for orchids, music from around the world, and a gorgeous setting for evening cocktails.
Elaborate and kaleidoscopic displays throughout the galleries of the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory explode with orchids in an amazing array of colors, shapes, sizes, and textures. Tens of thousands of blooms -- blue and purple vandas, green and yellow cymbidiums, delicate pink and white moth orchids, and more -- stand out amid stately palms and exotic tropical leaves.
This year, The Orchid Show is designed by Francisca P. Coelho, Vivian and Edward Merrin Vice President for Glasshouses and Exhibitions at the Garden. Coehlho is best known for her plantsmanship and key role in the design and development of high profile shows in the Conservatory.
There will be demonstrations, Q&A's, guided tours, lectures, evening events, and classes. An All-Garden Pass includes admission to the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, Everett Children's Adventure Garden, Rock Garden, Tram Tour, and more. Through April 22.
Rainbows - Long Island Children's Museum
Through April 30, 2013 - Garden City
Come learn the colors of the rainbow and how they are made. Have fun painting your own beautiful rainbow to brighten up April's spring showers. The program runs through April 30.
Spectacle: The Music Video - Museum of the Moving Image
Through June 16, 2013 - Astoria
This groundbreaking exhibition explores music video as an important and influential art form in contemporary culture and is the most comprehensive museum exhibition on music videos presented to date. Spectacle highlights the form's place at the forefront of creative technology, its role in pushing the boundaries of innovative production, its important role as an experimental sandbox for filmmakers, and its lasting effects on popular culture globally. The exhibition features more than 300 videos, presented alongside artifacts and interactive experiences, and will be installed in the Museum's 4,000 sq.-ft. changing exhibitions gallery, amphitheater gallery, and other spaces.
ESOL Family Literacy Class - CIET/LaGuardia Community College
Through June 20, 2013 - Long Island City
English Classes for parents with children in NYC public schools. Pre-registration is required.
ESL Classes - LaGuardia Community College
Through June 20, 2013 - Long Island City
In this class for parents with children in NYC public schools, participants will learn how to talk to their child's teacher, prepare for parent-teacher conferences, information about homework resources and computer classes, and much more.
Family Swim - Variety Boys and Girls Club of Queens
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Bring the family out every Saturday and make a splash at the wonderful Aquatic Center! Family swim is a great way for the family to have fun and/or exercise. Come and spend quality time together, and enjoy the water toys!
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The Stimulus Is A Failure: Guess Whose Fault It Is?
We said "Don't pass the Generational Theft Act. It is laden with pork, most of it doesn't actually kick in until, surprisingly, an election year, and it is basically a decades long wish list of Democrat wants, among others. We can't back something that is going to mortgage the future of America's children and grandchildren." And when it does absolutely nothing, any guesses as to whose fault it is? Steve Benen of The Political Animal blames, you guessed it, Republicans
A DECISION THAT LOOKS EVEN WORSE IN RETROSPECT…. In February, when the debate over the economic stimulus package was at its height, a handful of "centrist" Senate Republicans said they'd block a vote on recovery efforts unless the majority agreed to slash over $100 billion from the bill.
The group, which didn't have any specific policy goals in mind and simply liked the idea of a small bill, specifically targeted $40 billion in proposed aid to states. Helping rescue states, Sen. Collins & Co. said, does not stimulate the economy, and as such doesn't belong in the legislation. Democratic leaders reluctantly went along — they weren't given a choice since Republicans refused to give the bill an up-or-down vote — and the $40 billion in state aid was eliminated.
Remember how many times we heard "the buck stops here" regarding Bush when it was some low level government beauracrat or recently out of training soldier who made a boo boo? It was all Bush's fault, and he needed to take responsibility? Now we have the Senate, the House, and the Executive Office controlled by Democrats, and a horrendous bill passed by Democrats, and it is the fault of Republicans that a $787 billion piece of crap, er, legislation, has failed. Because of $40 billion in state aid that was removed.
Hey, three Republicans voted for it in the Senate. That means the Democrats own that piece of crap, er, legislation, lock, stock, and barrel. Man up, Democrats, and own the failure.
Man up, Steve, and own it. Even the Philly Inquirer sees how bad it is
If there is any stimulus money going into infrastructure and green construction, it is not evident from the numbers, because construction lost 64,000 jobs – more than the perennial loser, manufacturing. Even heavy and civil engineering construction, the group that would be building roads and bridges, saw a decline of 11,900 jobs.
In the past, government hiring had managed to somewhat offset losses in the private sector, but government jobs declined by 53,000, with the biggest number of cuts on the local and state levels. Even the Postal Service, which is included in the public-sector job statistics, dropped 5,300 jobs.
Of course, had they started throwing the majority of the $787 billion out immediately – you remember when Obama said there was no time to wait, we had to do this NOW, so no one could read the bill, otherwise we would head into The Great Depression Part II (then he waited 4 days and flew to Denver to sign it) – things might have been different. Alas, we shall never know, since a measly 6% has been spent. Perhaps that is why people are more concerned with government ethics and corruption a tiny bit more than the economy.
So, man up, Democrats! We know it is difficult to move out of your safety blanket of blame someone else. But, give it a try. It was your policy and your votes. But, hey, good news! You will possibly have a second shot at Epic Fail with a second stimulus, oh, excuse me, Economic Triage.
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Yom Kippur is known as the Day of Atonement and is the holiest day of the year for the Jewish people. Jewish people traditionally observe this holy day with a 24-hour period of fasting and intensive prayer. But in 1973, on this holiest of days, an Arab coalition of Egypt and Syria launched a joint surprise attack that nearly destroyed the tiny country of Israel.
The enemies of God and Israel attacked that Yom Kippur day and were at first successful. The coordinated attack by Egypt from the south and Syria from the north made threatening gains against the greatly outnumbered Israelis and came close to overwhelming the Jewish country. Crossing at three major points, Israel forces were outnumbered 12 to 1.
Prime Minister Golda Meir made this bold declaration: "This people … small as it is, surrounded as it is by enemies, has decided to live. And if we have to pay the price for living, we have to pay it. This is not a people than can give in. We know that giving up means death, means destruction of our sovereignty and physical destruction of our entire people. We will not be destroyed … we dare not be destroyed. The spirit of our people in every home, in every city and in every village is a spirit of a people that hates war but knows that in order to live, it must win the war that has been forced upon us."
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The Israeli Air Force fought back with its superior air power and Israel's Navy was in command of the sea, winning the first "missile to missile" battle in the history of naval war. Israel's ground forces fought valiantly but at a very high cost. One of the largest tank battles in history was fought with 800 Syrian tanks destroyed and in the south 250 Egyptian tanks were destroyed, as they were driven out of the land.
Israel had realized that it was a people who, if they did not fight, would not survive. The whole country mobilized and focused all of its energy and resources on one single thing … to stay alive and win the war. Save for God's intervention and miracles, Israel could not have overcome such an attack and beaten back such overwhelming forces.
Special guest Rabbi Pesach Lerner offers a unique perspective and insight as a man who was there when the war broke out and lived to tell of it. Rabbi Lerner is the executive vice president of the National Council of Young Israel founded in 1912 as a non-profit organization that provides religious, educational, Zionistic, social and communal programming for its over 200 member synagogues.
He recalled he knew something was wrong when the airspace above the rabbinical school became busy but could not have imagined what would come – "that Israel would be attacked on Yom Kippur." He had several close friends killed in the war. He made a personal decision to "give back" by joining with Israel to keep protecting, expanding and building, so that they did not die in vain.
The Yom Kippur War made it clear that Israel must be strong militarily, socially and economically in order to survive in a hostile Middle East.
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Oort cloud – phantom or fact?07/08/2015
'Take away one component and the design fails'07/01/2015
Blind faith cannot fill in evolutionary gaps06/24/2015
Laws of God are 'counted as a strange thing'07/28/2015
Why are believers taught to make excuses?07/20/2015
Satan does everything possible to pervert faith07/14/2015
Is determining what is good or evil up to us?07/07/2015
Worship on Sunday still a pagan influence06/30/2015
Rules set in stone so man cannot change them06/23/2015