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Operation Infra-Red is an INTERPOL initiative to locate and arrest serious long-term international fugitives. On the run from justice, these criminals have committed crimes such as murder, child sexual abuse, drug trafficking and money laundering.
Wanted persons: Infra Terra 2014
We are seeking the public's support in locating the following international fugitives. If you have any information about any of these people, please send an email to our Fugitives Unit
|Fugitive name
|Wanted for
|Adriano GIACOBONE
|Kidnapping, illegal detention and carrying of firearms, receiving stolen goods, aggravated wounding, theft, violence against a police officer, illegal transport and discharge of toxic waste, poisoning water beds, counterfeiting accounting books, fraudulent invoicing, resisting arrest, fraudulent bankruptcy.
|Ahmed KAMRAN
|Unlawful exportation of government trophies
|Ariel BUSTAMANTE SANCHEZ
|Piracy, violation of the law on fishing
|Ben SIMASIKU
| Unlawful possession of elephant tusks
|Bhekumusa Mawillis SHIBA
|Swazi, South African (not confirmed)
|Game Act
|Feisal Mohamed ALI
| Dealing in wildlife trophies
|Nicolaas Antonius Cornelis Maria DUINDAM
|Environmental crime, wildlife crime, receiving stolen goods
|Sudiman SUNOTO
|Illegal logging
06 May 2015
Internationally wanted match-fixing suspect in Italian custody
LYON, France – Hristiyan Ilievski, an international match-fixing suspect who was wanted by Italy and the subject of an INTERPOL Red Notice for internationally wanted persons, has surrendered to Italian authorities after four years on the run.A national of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Ilievski had been in hiding since 2011 when Italian police...
03 March 2015
INTERPOL encourages global action on World Wildlife Day
INTERPOL is backing World Wildlife Day as part of the Organization's ongoing efforts to support law enforcement around the globe in promoting environmental security.With the theme 'It's time to get serious about wildlife crime', World Wildlife Day 2015 aims to raise awareness of the positive role which local communities can also play in helping curb this...
16 February 2015
Nepal's top wildlife criminal nabbed in Malaysia
LYON, France – Nepal's most wanted wildlife criminal and the subject of an INTERPOL Red Notice, has been arrested in Malaysia following close international collaboration via INTERPOL channels.Rajkumar Praja, the ringleader of a rhino poaching network in Nepal, is wanted to serve a 15-year sentence for rhino poaching and trading internationally in rhino ho...
10 December 2014
Suspected illegal ivory trader targeted in INTERPOL operation arrested in Zambia
LYON, France – A public appeal as part of an INTERPOL operation focusing on individuals wanted for environmental crimes has led to the arrest of a fugitive in Zambia.Ben Simasiku had fled from Botswana in 2012 after he and three other suspected illegal ivory traders were arrested in possession of 17 cut pieces of elephant tusks weighing approximately 115...
17 November 2014
INTERPOL seeks public assistance to locate environmental crime fugitives in global operation
LYON, France – An INTERPOL operation targeting fugitives wanted for environmental crimes is calling on the public worldwide to help locate them and bring them to justice.Operation Infra (International Fugitive Round Up and Arrest) Terra was launched by the world police body on 6 October, focusing on 139 fugitives wanted by 36 member countries for crimes i...
12 August 2014
Albanian fugitive targeted by INTERPOL arrested in Ecuador
LYON, France – The arrest and positive identification in Ecuador of Dritan Rexhepi, the subject of several INTERPOL Red Notices for internationally wanted individuals and a target of a global INTERPOL fugitive operation, has been hailed by the world police body following international cooperation via INTERPOL. The Albanian national, aged 34, escap...
16 December 2013
INTERPOL requests public assistance to track international fugitives across Americas
LYON, France – INTERPOL is calling for the public's assistance in helping to track down international fugitives linked to organized crime networks and wanted for offences including murder and drug trafficking.Operation Infra (International Fugitive Round Up and Arrest) Americas was launched in Costa Rica on 18 November, involving 46 countries and territor...
27 June 2012
Public tip-off leads to arrest in Croatia of Dutch murder suspect targeted in INTERPOL operation
LYON, France – A Dutch national suspected of murder in Belgium and wanted as part of an INTERPOL operation targeting fugitives worldwide has been arrested by police in Croatia, following a tip-off from a member of the public in Ireland.Morgan Schreurs, who is accused of killing a woman he met in a bar in November 1999, is one of the targets highlighted as...
11 June 2012
INTERPOL calls on public to help track international fugitives in global operation
LYON, France – An INTERPOL operation targeting fugitives wanted for offences including murder, robbery, kidnapping and drug trafficking is calling for the public's help in locating and bringing them to justice.Operation Infra-Red (International Fugitive Round Up and Arrest – Red Notices) 2012 was launched by the world police body on 14 May, focusing on mo...
15 April 2011
INTERPOL hunt for international fugitives leads to numerous arrests across South America
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina – An INTERPOL operation targeting 207 internationally-wanted fugitives wanted for serious crimes including murder, kidnapping, organized crime and child sexual abuse believed to be hiding in South America has led to arrests across the continent and new investigative leads established for almost a quarter.Investigative leads develop...
11 April 2011
South America focus of INTERPOL operation to track down international fugitives
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina – Hundreds of international fugitives wanted for serious offences including murder, rape, child sexual abuse, kidnapping and drug trafficking who are believed to be hiding in South America are the focus of an INTERPOL operation which is now appealing for the public's assistance.Involving 34 countries, and targeting 203 fugitives, O...
26 August 2010
Polish police arrest US paedophile suspect targeted in INTERPOL operation Infra-Red
LYON, France – A suspected US paedophile wanted as part of an INTERPOL-led worldwide operation targeting fugitives convicted or accused of serious crimes has been arrested in Poland. John Hamilton, who is accused of sexually abusing five boys aged between 10 and 16 in the United States, was taken into custody by border guard officers in Gliwice in souther...
09 July 2010
INTERPOL global hunt for fugitives advances with public help
LYON, France – INTERPOL and its member countries are following up on information provided by members of the public following an appeal for their assistance in locating international fugitives wanted for serious crimes including murder, rape, child sexual abuse and human trafficking.Since the call for public assistance on Monday 5 July, a further seven ind...
05 July 2010
LYON, France – The public is being asked to help provide information on fugitives targeted as part of an INTERPOL-led global operation which has already seen more than 100 internationally-wanted people arrested or located worldwide. INTERPOL launched operation Infra-Red (International Fugitive Round-Up and Arrest – Red Notices) on 3 May targeting 450 fugi...
Infra Terra in the news
About INTERPOL Infra operations: Ervin Penci, Criminal Intelligence Officer
INTERPOL operation Infra Terra: Ioannis Kokkinis, Criminal Intelligence Officer
Operation INFRA SA - 2011
Operation INFRA-RED 2010


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Houston is a huge city with huge options for accommodations. Despite its size, many Houston hotels and resorts offer an intimate experience with impeccable service, hospitality, and charm. Most of the best are found downtown, but plenty also are located in other districts of this massive urban sprawl, including Westside, Pasadena, and North Houston. Hotels often are high-rises in the heart of all the excitement, boasting upscale brand names that come along with top-notch amenities. Take advantage of Houston's hot weather as well with vast outdoor space, complete with pools, gardens, and outdoor restaurants on-site.
As a fairly stylish destination, accommodations have innovative decor reflected in modern rooms, architecture, and accoutrements. Both business and vacation travelers can enjoy this perk at large hotels as well as small boutique options.
Hearty Texan fare is provided at property restaurants, from home-style barbecue joints to forward-thinking elegant cafes. Chefs find their stride in these great eateries, conveniently steps away from your spacious, cozy room. Along with the wide range of dining choices, hotels also follow suit in diversity, making a trip to Houston easy for both the budget traveler and luxury adventure seeker. Be bold, try something new and indulge in the city's splendor the moment you check in!
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These days, the fourth-largest city in the country, found in the nation's second-largest state, is known for its youthful and diverse population, its exciting arts scene, and its eclectic mix of delicious cuisines. Houston, TX, is a vibrant, bustling metropolis and a popular travel destination. Home to culturally significant spaces like the Houston Astrodome and the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, the city offers visitors a lot to see and do. Expand your mind at the Houston Museum of Natural Science or catch an Astros game at Minute Maid Park. See a show from the Houston Grand Opera or take a drive to the San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site to view the San Jacinto Monument and the Battleship USS Texas. If you travel to Houston, you definitely won't be bored. The best part is that your trip can be as affordable as it is entertaining. With Travelocity, you'll find the best prices on cheap hotels in Houston, TX. A visit to this thriving American city is sure to leave you with memories that will last a lifetime. Start planning your vacation today and use Travelocity to save money on Houston hotels. Houston definitely won't disappoint. Book your accommodations online now with Travelocity!
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If you visit Houston, you should check out Space Center Houston, the official visitor center of the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center. Originally named the Manned Spacecraft Center, the Johnson Space Center is the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's center for training astronauts. With tons of exciting space-related exhibits and activities, Space Center Houston is a great place to learn about the history of space flight. You can even visit the historic Mission Control, the facility in which NASA monitored all missions during the Apollo program. Don't leave Houston without a visit to the place that gave the city its official nickname, Space City. Next, visit the iconic Houston Astrodome. Sometimes referred to as the "Eighth Wonder of the World," this multi-purpose sports stadium opened in 1965 and has since fallen into disuse. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is unarguably an important Houston landmark. Make time to visit the impressive San Jacinto Monument, which commemorates the Battle of San Jacinto, the final battle of the Texas Revolution, fought on April 21, 1939. A 567-foot-tall column topped with a 220-ton star, it is part of the larger San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site, which also includes the USS Texas. This park is fantastic for an authentic taste of Texas history.
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Looking for something fun to do while you're in Houston? Why not go rollerskating at the Dairy Ashford Roller Rink? This old-fashioned roller rink will remind older guests of their childhoods, and younger guests will have a blast circling the floor or learning to skate for the first time. The rink holds special event nights and hosts parties for both children and adults. For more excitement, be sure to attend Houston's signature event and the world's largest livestock exhibition, the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, held at NRG Stadium. The rodeo lasts for 20 days and celebrates agriculture, the livestock industry, and the city's western heritage with a wide variety of events, including parades, concerts, barbecue contests, livestock competitions, and pig races. A trip to the Houston Arboretum & Nature Center is a great way to get away from the bustle of the city. You can amble along the walking trails and observe the wildlife all around you or learn something new from the interactive exhibits available in the indoor Discovery Room. The arboretum, which consists of 155 acres of beautiful land, including forests, ponds, and meadows, is a perfect place to get in touch with nature.
You'll find educational opportunities at Houston's many prestigious museums as well. Make time to visit the Houston Museum of Natural Science and gaze at its astounding array of scientific exhibits in the fields of astronomy, paleontology, and chemistry, to name just a few. While you're there, be sure to check out the museum's Burke Baker Planetarium and Cockrell Butterfly Center. People of all ages are sure to be impressed by the institution's seemingly endless opportunities to learn and interact. Next, stop by the Museum of Fine Arts Houston to enjoy a massive collection of stunning and influential paintings and sculptures from artists around the world. Enjoy a night at the opera with one of the Houston Grand Opera's many annual performances. Founded in 1955, this opera company brings cultural enrichment to the city of Houston with its first-rate opera, which has earned the company many awards, including a Tony Award, two Grammy Awards, and two Emmy Awards. Affordability is among the core values they espouse on their website, so you may be pleasantly surprised by the price of tickets.
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The city of Houston experiences warm weather year-round, making it a popular travel destination. Summer is typically hot and humid, but don't worry; Houston is sometimes referred to as the most air-conditioned city in the world. If you visit during the summer months, you may find yourself constantly ducking into the nearest building to cool off. The summer heat provides a great excuse to spend a lot of time in the many air-conditioned museums found in Houston's Museum District. Fall and spring temperatures are generally much more pleasant, and the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo makes spring a particularly popular time to visit. Houston hotels usually offer special rates during this event. Winter is a great time to visit the city for cooler temperatures and smaller crowds. Houston is a wonderful place to be during the holiday season, when you can attend the annual Uptown Houston Holiday Lighting and shop for gifts in the many stores downtown. Houston hotels with the best prices can be booked online right now through Travelocity. Come see Space City for its gorgeous weather, diverse culture, and rich history. Let Travelocity help you out with incredible vacation packages and unbeatable deals on hotels in Houston, TX. Your dream vacation in Houston is about to become a reality!


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Fairtrade Cocoa Farmers Investing in Change: New Report on Fairtrade Cocoa in West Africa06 June 2014
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uck him !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Another embarrassment to the U.S.
UCKIM,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i wonder if he even cares how somebody might feel about this or maybe its just what he and his manager wants. EXCUSE MY FRENCH BUT" FUCK HIM AND THE HORSE HE RODE IN ON!!!!!! thank for the support!
Another extension of the dog and pony show.
These yo-yo's are making our country look like a bunch of deviants.
What an idiot. Thats another one that proves the nature versus nurture debate. Excellent middle class Christian upbringing by white parents, and he turned out as messed up as anyone could possibly be!!!!!
Enforcement, NOT Amnesty!!!!!!
"If theyre going to come here illegally, apply for & receive assistance through a corrupted Government agency encouraging this lawless behavior, work under the table & send billions of dollars each year back to their families in Mexico, while bleeding local economies dry, protest in our streets waving their Mexican flags DEMANDING rights, while I have to press 1′ for English, then they need to be shipped back to where they came from!" -Chad Miller
he should be arrested if he returns to the USA--
a citizen pretending to be a US diplomat is a felony class crime. and he entered a country that is technically still at war with the USA and an enemy of the US and its allies.
if he is not arrested --the justice department is totally corrupt.
i suspect rodman was probably Obammas pick for sec of state being bi-and black.
but he had to go with the 'token gay white guy"--
so rodman will not be charged.
The only way I would ever watch that idiot even before now was to make sure he was in his casket.
"if he is not arrested --the justice department is totally corrupt"
Not much doubt about that. Along with homeland security, EPA, DEA,DOE.
Not the ATF though! Those folks are swell.
( I need a couple more stamps!)
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Are you ready for a virtual trip to ancient Greece? Next week Oglethorpe University will present two art history lectures that will sweep you away to these ancient worlds.
"Look and listen: Poet, artist and patron in ancient Greece"
Oglethorpe will welcome Dr. Jasper Gaunt, the curator of Greek and Roman art at Emory University's Michael C. Carlos Museum, who will lecture about Greek artifacts as they relate to the study of the texts of Herodotus, Homer and Thucydides. The lecture will take place on Monday, September 12 at 6:30 p.m. in Lupton Auditorium, and a reception will follow in the Great Hall of Hearst.
"The Minoan Mystery"
The next evening, Dr. Jeffrey Collins, assistant professor of art history at Oglethorpe, will lecture about Minoan archaeology. The Minoan culture, pre-dating the ancient Greeks, was one of the most intriguing and mysterious cultures in the ancient world.
"Archaeology informs us, mythology inspires us," said Dr. Collins. "Both archaeology and mythology help reveal a mysterious people who built palaces, painted extraordinary frescoes, and traded as seafarers in the ancient world. Who were they?" He will help answer this question and lead the audience on a visual journey through the history and the mystery. Dr. Collins will present the most recent findings and ideas about the Minoan culture on Tuesday, September 13 at 7:30 p.m. in the OU Museum of Art.
Both lectures are free and open to the public.
Dr. Collins also is the director of the Study Abroad program at Oglethorpe University (OUSA). For more information about OUSA and the study abroad opportunities for OU students to visit this ancient art up close and personally, contact Jessica Sundstrom.
Photos: Dr. Jasper Gaunt; The Bull-Leaping Fresco from the Great Palace at Knossos, Crete.


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LAKE, W.Va. — Mona Marie Rollins, 82, of Lake, went home to be with the Lord Monday, October 29, 2012, at her residence.
Born January 6, 1930, in Lake, she was a daughter of the late Verner and Rosa Ball. Also preceding her in death were four sisters, Sylvia, Alice, Ruth and Rebel, and four brothers, Jim, Victor, Clifton and Siegel.
Mona enjoyed being a homemaker, spending time with family and friends and attending church.
Those left to cherish her memory include her husband, Charles Rollins; three daughters, Teresa (Danny) Tackett and Becky (Larry) Gore, both of Lake, and Karen (Gwen) Conley of Chapmanville; four sons, Wendell (Joann) Rollins of Chapmanville, Michael Rollins and Brad (Lonetta) Rollins, both of Lake, and Anthony (Lougenia) Rollins of Madison; 14 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild.
The family would like to thank Hospice for all your care and help during our time of need.
Services will be held at 1 p.m. Friday, November 2, at Freeman Funeral Home with Rev. Roger Dale Campbell officiating. Burial will follow at Forest Lawn Cemetery at Pecks Mill.
Visitation will be from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Pallbearers will be Paul Guess, Danny Tackett, Jordan Kinney, DeWayne Morgan and Curtiss Guess.
Honorary pallbearers will be Wendell Rollins, Michael Rollins, Anthony Rollins and Brad Rollins.
Freeman Funeral Home of Chapmanville is in charge of the arrangements.


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CONCORD, N.C. – The entry form for round two of the 2014 WKA RLV Tuned Exhaust Products Gold Cup Series, coming up July 11-13 at G&J Kartway in Camden, Ohio, is now posted on WorldKarting.com.
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Praise for retiring nurse
Wanda Houghton, my nurse for more than a decade, will be retiring next week.
Medicine, as we all can witness, is changing at an unstoppable speed, computerized technology is taking over, for better or for worse, probably for worse, despite undeniable benefits.
In light of that change, Houghton's enthusiasm, hard work, dedication and sincerity, all of which she gracefully cultivated as a reminiscence of a good old school, stand out as a proof and reminder to all of us.
Houghton has a compassion, one of the greatest, yet often neglected virtues of medical profession. I don't think it's possible to be a really good physician or nurse and not see yourself reflected in your patients' struggles and fears. Houghton, through that reflection, treated our patients with respect, she did small things in a great way and she truly enjoyed her job.
It is with gratitude that I look back not only at the long hours of our team work and mutual understanding, but also at those numerous moments of laughter and joy we shared together.
The saying goes that a good time to retire is before it's too late to have a good time. I know that I speak for many of our patients as well as myself, so, many thanks for all you have done and best of luck for a long and happy retirement.
Dr. Danijela Zotovic
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Tuesday, July 30, 2013
The Summerville Sertoma Club is gearing up for its 2013 youth football season.
The non-profit organization wrapped up its final youth football camp of the summer last week and has begun registering players for the new season, which is scheduled to begin Sept. 7.
Upcoming registration dates for the league are scheduled from 8 a.m. until noon Aug. 3 and 10 and from 6-8 p.m. Aug. 6, 8, 13 and 15 at the Azalea Hut (Cuthbert Building) located at 105 West Fifth Street in Summerville.
Registration dates for the Sertoma Football Upper Dorchester Program are scheduled from 6-8 p.m. July 31 and Aug. 14 at the Ridgeville gym and from 6-8 p.m. Aug. 7 and 14 at Woodland High School.
The league will have its skills day Aug.17 and its draft Aug. 18. Practice opens Aug. 19.
The league's opening ceremony and jamboree is scheduled for Sept. 9 at Gahagan Field, located at 101 West Boundary Street in Summerville.
Each year hundreds of football players age 5 through 13 participate in the league, which is divided into four divisions based on age: Mighty Mites (age 5-6), Bantam (7-8), A-League (9-10) and B-League (11-13).
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To advance understanding of the Earth system, describe the consequences of climate change, and evaluate and inform policy on the outcomes of climate change responses.
The Climate Change Science Institute is an inter-disciplinary, cross-directorate research organization created in 2009 to advance climate change science research. More than 100 researchers from the Computing and Computational Sciences and the Energy and Environmental Sciences Directorates at ORNL actively participate in CCSI research. CCSI aims to understand the fate of carbon in the climate system—the central issue of greenhouse-gas-induced warming—so we can develop the predictive infrastructure to help answer questions about low-probability, high-impact changes in climate such as heat waves, drought, and extreme hydrological events.
CCSI employs high-resolution modeling and simulation to explore future climate states. As modeling and simulation capability is paced by the availability of observational data, CCSI staff conducts highly-novel field studies to make critical measurements and observations related to the carbon cycle. CCSI conducts major field programs to understand carbon processes in Arctic and boreal ecosystems. One important question being addressed is the potential for accelerating greenhouse forcing as permafrost thaws and releases vast stores of carbon. CCSI brings together all these approaches—field experiments, modeling and simulation, data management—and then weaves a picture of the future. This integrative approach provides the information needed to conduct regional vulnerabilities and impacts assessments and to explore adaptive strategies to offset stress on the system, so it remains sustainable.
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Career Services Pre-Health Resources
Need some help? Check out these online resources targeted at the needs of pre-health students.
This packet contains all of the career information you need to start off your undergraduate education.
A list of website and online resources organized by specific occupations in the medical field.
Community Volunteer/Internship Opportunities
This database contains information for more than 50 pre-health organizations in the surrounding area, offering volunteer and/or internship opportunities for students.
Regardless of whether you are choosing a career path in Allopathic Medicine (MD), Osteopathic Medicine (DO), Dentistry (DMD), Veterinarian Medicine, or Nursing, Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Medicine, even Public Health Administration and Healthcare legislation, the CLA Career Center has resources tailored to your specific career needs. For more information visit the Pre-Health website.
CLA Career Center Offers Pre-Health Students:
- Career Exploration Advising
- Cover Letter/ Resume Help
- Networking with Healthcare Professionals
- Volunteer/Internship/Job Shadow Opportunities
- First Year Pre-Health Advising
What is a Pre-Health Student?
One in the process of emotional, intellectual and professional growth targeted for future advancement into any medical and/or healthcare-related field.
In which field are you choosing to specialize?
- Physicians (MD): general practitioners and specialists.
- Physicians (DO): general practitioners and specialists.
- Dentists (DMD): general practitioners and specialists.
- Veterinarian: general practitioners and specialists
- Pharmacology: Pharmacists, pharmacologists and pharmaceutical research.
- Physical or Occupational Therapy/Rehabilitation
- Sports Medicine
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New construction is regarded by many economists as a key indicator of a community's economic health, and according to officials from the Sanford/Broadway/Lee County Planning and Community Development Department, the future looks brighter than it has of late.
Amy McNeill, a planner with the department that serves all three local governments in Lee County, said while new residential development was down in 2012, new commercial development was up.
"It shows that people think Sanford is a good place to come and do business," she said.
In the fourth quarter of 2012, according to the N.C. Department of the Secretary of State, 42 new corporations — 15 each in October and November, and 12 in December — started in Lee County. It's unclear how many of those built new structures or additions, but the local planning department did provide a list of recently completed and ongoing construction that shows a mix of service industries, retail and other types of businesses that were either renovating or building new structures.
Bob Bridwell, the planning and development director for Sanford and Lee County, said a new BB&T branch on Horner Boulevard is one of the projects in which he's seen the most community interest. However, he added that other significant developments are under way and under consideration — and more are to come once the Hwy. 421 Bypass has been open for a little longer.
"Everybody's kind of waiting to see the impact of that before going ahead with many new projects," he said.
One company that's not waiting is Walmart. After being approved to build a dollar store-style franchise known as a Walmart Express in Broadway several months ago — and opening one in Carthage before that — the multinational company is now applying for a permit to build another Walmart Express on Tramway Road, near the intersection with U.S. 1 and across the street from the large shopping center development that's also expected to finish up sometime in 2013.
According to planning department records, the plan remains under review as the department waits for Walmart to submit all the necessary paperwork. At that same intersection stands the The Marketplace at Tramway Shopping Center, which is stalled until U.S. 1 is revamped and sewer service is extended to the site, according to records. No building permits have been issued yet, but a public information session is scheduled regarding the development at 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 10, at the nearby McSwain Center.
Other projects now under way and expected to be finished in 2013 include:
- Liberty Sanford, a 53,953 square-foot skilled nursing facility at 3100 Tramway Road.
- Carolina Dialysis, a 9,221 square-foot dialysis center at 115 Wilson Road in the Shoppes at Sanford shopping center.
- Cloverleaf Cold Storage, a two-phase project that will include construction of both a 43,000 square-foot manufacturing/warehouse addition and an 87,000 square-foot freezer/cold storage area.
- Dexter's Bar & Restaurant, which may open at the site of the former Fat Cajun, at 103 Wicker St.
- Additions and renovations for a new, unnamed restaurant at the site of the former Tony's Seafood, at 1919 S. Horner Blvd.
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Investigates visual communication through the use of digital video. Techniques covered include camera controls and editing with Final Cut Pro software. Conceptual issues addressed include linear and non-linear narrative structures, pacing, and the development of meaning through layering, narrative progression, repetition and sound. Readings will cover historical and theoretical issues in video art. Students are encouraged to purchase a mini-DV or digital video camera. Some are provided. May be repeated for credit.
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The Rotary Club of Daniel Island is pleased to announce that during this, the eighth year of the Rotary Club of Daniel Island Duck Race, they are adding a Stand-Up (SUP) Paddleboard race on the morning of the Duck drop.
The race will begin at 8 a.m. on June 14. Walk-up registration opens at 7 a.m. Pre-registration is $20 and includes two duck adoptions for the Charleston Duck Race. Registration increases to $30 on the day of the race.
The event will take place at Daniel Island Waterfront Park and will feature two courses: one shorter course for the novice and a longer, more challenging course for the experienced. There will be prizes for the winners in each of the four age groups. Board rentals will be available for $10 on a "first come, first served" basis.
A "How to SUP Basics" clinic will be held Friday evening before the race at the "Sundown on the Wando" Festival.
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Each week, the Moultrie News and the Mount Pleasant Recreation Department will feature local cross country athletes participating in the department.
Tyson Smith, 8, Maggie Rudes, 11, and Piper Barnhart, 9, all run with the Mount Pleasant Track Club.
Q.: If you could be anyone for a day, who would you be?
Tyson Smith: Usain Bolt
Maggie Rudes: Missy Franklin
Piper Barnhart: Missy Franklin
Q.: What is your favorite Mount Pleasant restaurant?
TS: Ye Ole Fashioned
MR: Carrabba's
PB: Carrabba's
Q.: What is the best moment in your athletic career?
TS: Winning two for two cross country meets in my age group.
MR: Scoring my first goal in soccer at age 8.
PB: Finishing a race in Cross Country.
Q.: What is the best advice you have gotten from a coach?
TS: Never look back at who's behind you.
MR: Practice makes perfect.
PB: Sprint the curves.
Q.: What do you look forward to the most about being an adult?
TS: Being able to drive alone.
MR: Being able to start my own family.
PB: Being able to run a marathon.
Q.: What do you think are the most difficult and most fun aspects of cross country?
TS: Difficult – keeping a steady pace; Fun – Going down hills.
MR: Difficult-pacing yourself; Fun-Running with friends.
PB: The most difficult is running after swim practice. The most fun is knowing that you completed a race.
Q.: What is your movie and TV show?
TS: "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2" and "Phineas & Ferb."
MR: Movie - "Home Alone;" TV - "America's Got Talent."
PB: "Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters."
Q.: If you could have dinner with any three people who would you choose?
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"Carmen" opens in Moscow, Klimt shows in Vienna, and an Australian art exhibit captures the region's eerie atmosphere.
July 10, 2015, Friday
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The Whitney Museum's inaugural exhibition defines American art as inclusive, even when America itself is not.
May 1, 2015, Friday
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A new book collects candid and informal snapshots of Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns, Jackson Pollock and more.
April 23, 2015, Thursday
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Midcentury Modernism Arrives in the California Desert
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February 11, 2015, Wednesday
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The Met's Groundbreaking "Henry's Show" Gets a Reprise
"The New York School, 1969: Henry Geldzahler at the Metropolitan Museum of Art," includes many works curated by Geldzahler in his trailblazing contemporary exhibition.
January 13, 2015, Tuesday
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Gay History, on Display
The Leslie Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art in SoHo, established in 2011, exhibits and preserves gay and lesbian art, and fosters those who create it.
August 24, 2014, Sunday
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On Screen and on the Block
Artworks designed to be shown on a digital screen are beginning to find a niche in the contemporary art world.
June 2, 2014, Monday
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The Pool Photographer, Literally
Marieke van der Velden is a pool photographer. Not the designated shooter, but one who photographs swimming holes – from deluxe to decrepit – around the world.
May 23, 2014, Friday
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Returning Home, but Always Going Forward
"David Hockney: A Bigger Exhibition," at the de Young Museum in San Francisco, focuses mainly on Mr. Hockney's recent work, especially his radiant, modernist landscapes of East Yorkshire in England.
December 24, 2013, Tuesday
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He's Back, in a Defiant Blaze of Color
As his survey exhibition at the de Young Museum demonstrates, David Hockney's return to California has been accompanied by a return to dazzling hues.
October 27, 2013, Sunday
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Hockney Returns
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An Artist's Homecoming
David Hockney discusses his landscapes and his return to East Yorkshire, England.
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During his years at Morehouse College in Atlanta,
Georgia, he was very actively involved in the fight for
civil rights through the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC); at Atlanta University,
through the Committee on Appeal for Human Rights.
Mr. Bond has served four terms in the U.S. House of
Representatives and six terms in the Senate for the state
of Georgia. While in the Senate, Mr. Bond was
chairman of the Committee on Consumer Affairs and
chair of the Fulton County senate delegation. In 1968 he
was nominated for vice president of the United States
by the Loyalists, Georgia's national delegation to the
Democratic convention.
Holding honorary degrees from 14 schools, including
Wesleyan University, Howard University, and Syracuse
University, Mr. Bond is a highly respected and well-
known activist. He has served on the board of directors
of the Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Fund, and the
Martin Luther King, Jr., Center for Nonviolent Social
Change. Mr. Bond was honored as one of Time
magazine's "200 Leaders List" and is currently the host
of "America's Black Forum." His book of collected
speeches has been published under the title A Time to
Speak, A Time to Act (1972).
Join us for dinner with Mr. Julian Bond when he
speaks on "Civil Rights: Yesterday, Today, and
on Wednesday, January 23, with a visit by the
Athenaeum's own Ann Ela '90. Ann accepted a position
with Oscar Meyer after an initial interview in the Career
Development Office at Heggblade. The Oscar Meyer
Wiener Mobile will arrive at the Athenaeum for a 12:00
lunch with wieners and all the fixings. Don't miss this
once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the Oscar Meyer
Wiener Mobile and talk to Ann. As usual, the first 48
people will be allowed to attend lunch. No meal card
numbers are necessary-CMC students may sign up at
the Athenaeum on Wednesday morning, if you have a faculty member or vice versa.
celebrated Sunday brunch. The Ath's first brunch
of spring semester takes place on January 27, beginning
at 11:00 a.m. and continuing until 1:00 p.m. This event
is extremely popular; return the enclosed coupon as
soon as possible, so you don't miss this most delectable
event. The Athenaeum welcomes all CMC students and
one of their personal guests; CMC faculty and staff are
also invited and encouraged to attend.
JULIANNE BAIRD, soprano
Music Ensemble in a concert celebrating the 235th
birthday of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and commemorating the bicentenary of his death. This special event
features soprano Julianne Baird and Scripps' own
fortepianist, Preethi de Silva.
Hailed as having "a voice of celestial beauty and
sparkling brilliance," Julianne Baird is known internationally for her many performances and recordings of
music from the 17th and 18th centuries. Currently a
professor at Rutgers University, Ms. Baird has appeared
as a soloist in opera and in concert with the San
Francisco Symphony, the New York and Brooklyn
philharmonic orchestras, and the Concert Royal in New
York City.
Preethi de Silva, founder and director of Con Gioia,
studied music at the Royal Academy of Music in
London, the Hochschule fur Musik in West Berlin, and
Yale University, where she earned her doctorate in
musical arts. Ms. de Silva has made numerous concert
appearances, performing on both harpsichord and
The program includes some of Mozart's most transcendent songs, performed in French, German, and
Italian; the rarely performed cantata, Ananna a Naxos,
by Mozart's contemporary, Franz Joseph Haydn; and
Mozart's Sonata in F Major K. 332 for fortepiano.
The program begins at 7:00, following a 5:30 reception
and 6:00 dinner. Chef Robert will prepare a special
Viennese dinner for the event. Spaces are sure to fill
quickly, so return the enclosed coupon as soon as
of protecting our enviroment, but we are often
less aware of how harmful the environment is that we
have already created around us. Paul Brodeur has
dedicated his energies to informing the public of such
dangers. A staff writer for The New Yorker since 1958,
Brodeur began focusing on medical and scientific
writing, especially on the public health threat posed by
asbestos, during the 1960s. Since then he has written
numerous articles and books warning the American
public about the health hazards of microwave and
radio frequency radiation and electromagnetic fields
given off by power lines, electric blankets, and video
display terminals. In 1989 the United Nations Environment Programme named Brodeur to its Global 500 Roll of Honour for his outstanding environmental achievements.
Brodeur graduated from Harvard in 1953 with a
bachelor's degree in English, and then joined the U.S.
Army Counterintelligence Corps. While at The New
Yorker, Brodeur has also taught at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, the Boston University School of Public Communication, and the
University of California at San Diego.
Brodeur's nonfiction publications include Asbestos and
Enzymes (1972), Expendable Americans (1973), The Zapping of America: Microwaves, Their Deadly Risk, and the Coverup (1977), The Asbestos Hazard (1980), Outrageous Misconduct: The Asbestos
Industry on Trial (1985), and his most recent book, Currents of
Death: Power Lines, Computer Terminals, and the Attempt to
Cover Up Their Threat to Your Health (1989).
Mr. Brodeur's lecture is the seventh in the Athenaeum series called "Saving Our Environment." Please join us for the 5:30 reception, 6:00 dinner, and 7:00 p.m.
lecture and discussion by returning the enclosed reservation coupon.
JASON MAHEN, tenor saxophone
PAMELA RINO, baritone saxophone
SCOTT RUDMANN '93, alto saxophone
HEIDI NELSON '94, piano
of your second semester studies at a special
afternoon tea in the Claremont McKenna
Athenaeum. The Scott Rudmann Saxophone
Quartet will perform works by Erikson, Bach,
Williams, and Mielenz-Voxman. Following the
quartet's performance, Mr. Rudmann and accompanist Heidi Nelson will also perform a
short recital, including works by Vivaldi,
Handel, and Eccles. Please drop by for this
unique tea on January 30 at 3:00 p.m.
nation's campuses, one minority group often gets
left out. If it is remembered at all, it is usually as the
object of derision, or worse. This minority is the
WASPs, white Anglo-Saxon Protestants, once the dominant political and cultural group in America but now a
beleaguered and declining species.
To assess the rise and fall of the American WASP, the
Henry Salvatori Center and the Marian Miner Cook
Athenaeum present Richard Brookhiser, the author of
the wry and controversial new book, The Way of the
WASP: How It Made America, and How It Can Save It, So to
Speak (1990).
A Phi Beta Kappa, summa cum laude graduate of Yale,
Brookhiser became a senior editor of National Review
magazine at age 24. He quickly established himself as a
major figure in American journalism; he is a regular
essayist for Time, a contributor to The New Yorker's "Talk
of the Town," an op-ed columnist for the New York
Observer, and a frequent contributor to The American
Spectator's Great Saloon series. His The Outside Story: How Democrats and Republicans Re-elected Reagan (1986)
won widespread praise as the best journalistic account
of the 1984 election.
Please join Mr. Brookhiser for a reception at 5:30,
dinner at 6:00, and talk at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday,
January 31.
welcome one of the foremost authorities on sports
medicine and women's fitness. Dr. Joan Ullyot travels
and lectures extensively throughout the U.S., bringing
her humorous and direct speaking style to running,
health, and fitness issues.
Dr. Ullyot is a graduate of Wellesley College and
Harvard Medical School and is a member of the
American College of Sports Medicine and the American
Academy of Sports Physicians. She is the author of
several popular books, including The New Women's
Running and Running Free. For many years she wrote a
monthly column on sports medicine for Women's Sports
and Fitness magazine. Currently she is women's editor
and columnist for Runner's World magazine.
Dr. Ullyot took up running at the age of 30, and in
1971 quickly became one of America's top women
distance runners. She was a member of the U.S.
national marathon team from 1974 to 1979, and since the
age of 40, she has won two gold medals in the World
Veterans' Games.
Throughout her running career, with the aid of her
medical background, she has learned how to prevent
and treat all the most common overuse injuries, which
can sideline runners and other athletes.
Please join Dr. Ullyot for a very exciting and informative evening at the Athenaeum. Your dinner reservation
can be made by filling out and returning the enclosed
Gena Morgan
LaTanya Wright
Cook Athenaeum! This semester holds many
informative lectures for you and numerous opportunities to meet our guests in person. We encourage you to
contact us if you would like to sit at the head table with
our guest lecturers.
We will continue our timely series, "Saving Our
Environment," "Women in the 1990s," and "Risks and
Rewards," a series with CMC alumni who have taken
unusual paths in life. Also, don't forget to
get your work ready for the Student Arts Festival on
March 6!
Last semester at the Athenaeum was a success. We
started the year by welcoming returning guests Jean
Kilbourne and Suzi Landolphi. Our perspectives on the
November elections were expanded by the views of
Lynn Cutler and Jeanie Austin, the vice chairs of the
Democratic and Republican national committees. Environmentalists Helen Caldicott and Christopher Childs
inspired us to work actively for the environment. The
Gould Center brought us a host of public figures-
president Stark, Donald Henriksen, Donald McKenna,
and Edward Gould-to speak about the novels that had
most inspired their lives. The Keck Center's series,
"The United States and Europe in the 1990s," provided
us with several different views of the dramatic changes
in Europe. By far the most challenging and controversial
series, "Diversity: The History of an Idea in America,"
brought us the thoughts and ideas of Linda Chavez,
John Bunzel, Shelby Steele, and Cornel West. And let
us not forget the visit of John Kenneth Galbraith to
Claremont McKenna College.
The Athenaeum also enjoyed its fame in the Monday,
November 26, Christian Science Monitor article titled,
"'Living Room' Lures Collegians."
We encourage you to continue taking advantage of
the wonderful out-of-classroom learning that the Athenaeum provides. It is also a great place to meet and
socialize with students, professors, and community
members. Feel free to sign up for as many events as you
like with the reservation forms provided inside every
Fortnightly. We'll see you at the Ath!


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A music degree from Dordt College can lead to careers in music education, performance, church music, music management, and successful graduate study. In addition, you will be encouraged to strive for excellence in performance, in scholarship, and in joyful service in music and all of life as represented by some of our graduates listed below:
Janna Mulder (2014)—Director of Bands at James Irwin Charter School, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Emil Talen (2014)—Director of Music at Joshua Springs Christian School, Yucca Valley, California
Devin Veenstra (2014)—Director of 5-12 Bands at Central Minnesota Christian School, Prinsburg, Minnesota
Christina Harbaugh (2013)—Director of 7-12 Bands at MFL Mar Mac Schools, Monona, Iowa
Peter Kuipers (2013)—Director of 5-12 Bands & Choirs at Sunnyside Christian School, Sunnyside, Washington
Susan LeMahieu (2011)—Director of Choirs and Orchestra, Unity Christian School, Orange City, Iowa
Tricia (Van Ee) Molbert (2002)—Minnesota-Based Freelance Opera Singer
Ryan Smit (1999)—Choral Music Director, Lyndon Christian High School, Lynden, Washington
Kevin Soodsma (1999)—Director of Worship & Music at Beckwith Hills Christian Reformed Church
Scott Vanden Berg (1996)—Instrumental Music Director, Holland Christian High School, Holland, Michigan
Bradley Miedema (1993)—Instrumental Music Director, Dordt College; Music Director, Northwest Iowa Symphony Orchestra; Conductor, Northwest Iowa Symphony Youth Orchestra
Martin Tel (1989)—C. F. Seabrook Director of Music, Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, New Jersey
Leila Viss (1987)—Piano Studio Owner, Author, Speaker
Pamela Ruiter-Feenstra (1983)—Professional Concert Organist
Brent Assink (1977)—Executive director, The San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, San Francisco, California
Bert Polman (1968)—Professor of music and music department chair, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Michigan


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Sunday, November 10, 2013 - Sunday, November 24, 2013
10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Cost: Free
Sponsored by: Gallery Underground
This month, Gallery Underground features the work of Catherine Powers in our Special Exhibition Space. Catherine Powers is a portrait and fine art photographer in the Washington, DC area. Her belief is that photographs should tell a story. She uses a blend of photojournalism, editorial and fine art photography, combining composition, color and light to create images that are contemporary and natural.
This exhibit features photographs taken along U.S. 17, the 1,100 mile southern byway that tra
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
This expat living – and baking – in France took a short trip to New York City. As on every trip back home, I knew that I would need to get in a little shopping : books, cookbooks and, of course, grocery shopping and shopping for baking supplies.
Living in France does indeed offer a cornucopia of amazing ingredients, spices and all kinds of shaped baking pans. As the lovely Ashley of Culinary Wannabe wrote to me : "I'm so surprised you can't find (fun baking supplies) in France. I thought France was the home to all things pastry. I know I certainly ate enough of them when I was over there!"
She is right : France is famous for her pastries; éclairs and St. Honoré, Paris-Brest and Bavaroise, choux and macarons, gem-like delicate fruit tartlettes and layers of paper-thin pastry filled with cream. But pastry in France is very traditional and very formal. One walks into almost any good Pâtisserie in France and one knows exactly what one will find. Chefs Pâtissiers are now so creative and contemporary, following the trends we read about, using spices and teas and flavors never tried before in French pastry, but the basics have stayed the same.
And that good old American humor is absent. Funny-shaped cookies? Cake layers piled perilously high, slathered with different flavored creams and wildly decorated? No, I had to return to the US to find what I wanted and at a reasonable price (everything I did buy in NY that I knew I could find here was at least half the price).
So what did I find? Cookie cutters; wonderful flamingo and palm tree shaped cutters for when I am in that Florida mood; a guitar cookie cutter for my guitar-playing son and a moose-shaped cutter to honor my Mudflats friends. An utterly frivolous purchase of a Checkerboard cake pan set. A very clever set of mini loaf pans for gift time. And of course, colored sugars. If these can be found in France I would love to know where! Blue and red, gold and multi-colored. Even tiny lips in red sugar! Beautiful!
And cupcake paper cups galore! Shiny silver and covered with hearts, stripes and balloons and some even a bit more elegant. Laugh if you will, but who dares take away my baking pleasure by saying that I am utterly crazy or just plain wrong? We all love a bit of frivolity, and for those of us who receive so much enjoyment from baking and creating, from offering and sharing, these doo-dads make it all just a little bit more fun, allow us a little bit more hilarity and zest and a lot more room for expression and surprise.
As for the rest : flavored rices and seasoning mixes for hubby, junk snacks for the boys – I mean, when we can eat an éclair every day, a Ding-Dong is just plain fun!
And candy for me! Easter candy, marshmallow peeps and chocolate covered anything, though at holiday time I hit the jackpot : chocolate covered coconut creams or caramel or marshmallow all in delightful Easter egg shaped treats (so, I don't celebrate Easter! I still love the candy!). I absolutely love fine French handmade chocolates, but, well, we all love going home again!
12 comments:
- Sara said...
Wow, you got a lot of fun stuff! I love colored sugars, I can't resist buying them.
- March 25, 2009 at 12:05 PM
- Maria said...
Wow, so many fun finds. Lucky you! Thanks for visiting our blog!
- March 25, 2009 at 12:39 PM
- Lorraine @NotQuiteNigella said...
Greta haul! I love those red lip sprinkles too. So gorgeous :) For things like cookie cutters, the US definitely has an awe inspiring collection!
- March 25, 2009 at 4:44 PM
- Chef E said...
You hit the jackpot of that stuff. I would be lonely for American stuff if I lived over there on a permanent basis...although I could live on chocolate and wine...
- March 25, 2009 at 5:01 PM
- Sophie said...
Indeed, what a lot of fun stuf!! Here, In Brussels, We can get that in a new cookshop!! We can get all that we want!! So, my list of things to have to bake & cook is long,.....Great post!!
- March 26, 2009 at 2:22 AM
- Jamie said...
Ah Sophie, I may then very well have to make a trip to Brussels this year! It is closer than NYC.
Chef E, yeah, a glass of good wine and a box of handmade Débotté chocolates is our ideal special occasion and not bad at all!
- March 26, 2009 at 2:25 AM
- Culinary Wannabe said...
Ahh, I love it!!!!! We Americans are so cheesy! I can't believe you came home with ding dongs!! Thank-you, I needed that laugh after a cruddy day!
- March 26, 2009 at 12:10 PM
- Sarah Herman said...
I love colored sugars! Thanks for visiting my site, hope to see you there again!
- March 26, 2009 at 6:37 PM
- asiangrrl said...
Jamie, I'm glad you got to have some fun on your trip to New York. Who can resist the wholesome taste of Ding Dongs?
- March 26, 2009 at 8:39 PM
- Mindy said...
Thanks for visiting my blog! I've been in Strasbourg since last July, and I know just how you feel. I had my mom bring over enchilada sauce, good peanut butter, and brown sugar! I do miss good cookie cutters; although when I was in Berlin a couple of weeks ago, I was able to buy some cookie cutters in the shapes of their crosswalk light men. ;-) I haven't found sprinkles, but I did find a huge selection in Stockholm last weekend...
- March 27, 2009 at 2:22 AM
- Alex said...
Looks like a great haul!
We've got a moose cookie cutter too, but the antlers always fall off the cookies. :(
- March 27, 2009 at 11:12 AM
- Maggie said...
I love all the different cupcake papers and sprinkles! I have a hard time passing them up at the stores.
- March 30, 2009 at 3:22 PM