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posted May 6, 2013 - 7:42:23pm
It will be a bittersweet parting for Mary Beth Harris, when she leaves her job this summer as executive director of the MainStreet DeLand Association.
Harris notified the organization's board of directors May 3 that her family would be moving to Punta Gorda, after her husband, Ty Harris, accepted a job as assistant county attorney for Charlotte County.
Mary Beth Harris plans to keep working until June 15 for MainStreet, a city-supported nonprofit that promotes Downtown DeLand and stages events to bring people to the central shopping district.
"I'm going to miss DeLand and my family here, but I'm very excited for Ty and this new chapter in our lives," Mary Beth Harris said. "We'll always have ties to Volusia County. My parents are here, and Ty's mom is here. We'll be back to visit."
Harris took the reins at MainStreet in December 2012, after Executive Director Jack Becker retired. Before that, she spent a year as assistant director. Before that, Harris had been a MainStreet volunteer for 15 years.
The MainStreet Association will immediately begin the job of accepting applications and hiring a new executive director. Advertising of the job began May 8, and by the end of that day, four applications had already been received. The job pays between $35,000 and $45,000.
"Luckily, we've been given a lot of time to begin the recruiting process," MainStreet Association President Savannah-Jane Griffin said. "We hope to hire someone in the next couple of weeks, if possible."
Griffin said Harris' departure will be bittersweet for her, as well.
"I'm definitely sad to see her go. She's done an amazing job," Griffin said. "I'm happy she's going to be able to be with her family."
The Harrises have three children. Mary Beth Harris said she is "super excited" to be a stay-at-home mom for the first time.
Ty Harris, also, will be doing something new — working in land development on the government side. A partner with the Daytona Beach firm of Storch & Harris, Ty Harris has been on the private side of land development for 15 years, in Dade and Volusia counties. He will remain "of counsel" with Storch & Harris, which counts some major land developers among its clients, but none in the Charlotte County area.
Mary Beth Harris said she and Ty both grew up as "Air Force brats," so they are experienced movers. Both attended DeLand High School. Mary Beth Harris graduated from Stetson University and went into banking, while her husband earned his law degree from the University of Miami, after completing his bachelor's and master's degrees at Florida State University.
For both of them, Mary Beth Harris said, DeLand is the place they have lived the longest. Helping develop DeLand's Downtown business district by working with the MainStreet organization was very special, she said.
"It was my dream job," she said. "I'm going to cherish the relationships and the memories, and take them with me."
The departing executive director expressed confidence about her replacement.
"Savannah-Jane Griffin, the president, and the rest of the board are very focused on the MainStreet team and mission, and they'll make a very good decision," Mary Beth Harris said. "There's going to be the perfect candidate out there."
Griffin, too, was optimistic about the opportunity.
"It's hard to see a person go, but it's healthy for an organization to have change," she said.
Sarahrose Ministeri, the assistant director Mary Beth Harris brought on board, said she is looking forward to working with the next executive director.
Ministeri, who has been active in the Downtown DeLand community for years, had high praise for Mary Beth Harris.
"I'm going to miss her. She's been a wonderful boss. I'm very happy for her and her family," she said.
Harris reminded the community that it takes more than a good director to make an organization like MainStreet DeLand prosper.
"The thing that makes DeLand such a wonderful community is everyone's dedication to DeLand," she said. "It's been a successful MainStreet since 1983; it will continue to be. We have a great city to work with, and that's not going away."
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Yes, Clevelanders are finally learning what everyone outside of the Midwest already knows.
American cars suck.
Unions are such a joke.
To hell with them.
The parents, (well let's not get carried away) the single mom, to those kids is too busy doing nothing to watch over her own litter, it's easier to have the city of Cleveland do it for her. Daddy's not around, he's to busy making new children all about town than to take care of the 6 he already has, besides, keeoing up with all his baby's mommas is tough work.
Screw these morons. That can't keep energy safe let alone up and running, and they charge through the nose. I like how they handled the blame shifting with the Davis Bessie incident. Typical, screw the Ohioan, Ohio company.
Daveflips is right.
Cleveland airport is embarrasing. The place (outside of Continental's terminal) is a filth pit. The employees are a joke, the bathrooms are nasty and completely dated, kind of like Cleveland now that I think about it. Anyone been to DIA? That airport is PIMP!!
Welcome to the new era. BTW, this news is like 2 hrs old. WTAM broke the story before noon and Fox picked it up early as well. I know you need to check your facts, but come on, Cleveland.com a little too slow.
Just plain stupid. When you all lose your jobs, don't come crying.
How PC, they give all the fluffy stats, without hinting at the real problem Cleveland has always had. Hopefully someone, someday will have the balls to tell it like it is. Why does everyone run to the suburbs, why does Cleveland suck, why are there murders and guns and drugs? Come on people, it's obvious. Someone say it.
Think about how stupid smoking really is.
You have said it all, while we in Cleveland talk, other cities are out getting the job done.
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Because we know the team a lot better than you Mr. 1 yr fan. We're all loyal, that's why we hate and love with such passion, that takes a lifetime to develop, not 1yr.
Welcome aboard.
Well, way to go.
Quinn will hold out untill next years draft and play for someone else, Tucker, bro, you suck. Thanks for screwing up first, or should we give that distinction to O. Roy.
Edwards, start catching the ball, Frye, learn how to throw one!
Who cares!
I bet it gets blown on cars and other assorted spending, I also bet none of it goes toward college.
Who cares, just tell us when he show's up. It's not like any of our QB's are going to perform like John Elway this year anyway.
Good, I'm glad he let loose with a profanity laced tirade, who cares. If it walks like a duck and talks like a duck, well?
Unions are lame. Way to go, run your companies right out of business with your inflated health care contracts and craptacular cars. Only in America would you have to negotiate with underproductive and expensive employees, I say fire all the Unions and start over.
He died then as he lived, as a horrable man. Good, all people of his caliber should die the same way
Birth control...........................get some.
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Had a slice of Martguerita and it was $3.05, not $2.50 as indicated on this site. The pizza was excellent, fresh ingredients, crisp and thin dough, tasty tomato sauce. Very uncomfortable eating there because no comfortable place to sit, only 2 small wall counters near the entrance way and you get draft when from door opens. Teenie place. Found myself eating standing up. Next time home delivery, which counter guy said was $20 or $21 for a whole pie. Huh? You'd thing he would know. I guess their price is negotiable, ha.
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Some slices are so crunchy they shatter with the first bite, others so soft they resemble standard pizzeria fare. But in the middle of the spectrum are slices that remind me of Grimaldi's/ Lombardi's/ Totonno's, by the slice! right in midtown! Toppings are very foo foo and not my cup of tea. The one that stands out the most is pepperoni since it's the only traditional one on the menu and it's not even available on the pre-made slices except in combination with other toppings. So far I've been unable to find a variety I prefer to the plain margherita which has been a real letdown. I think prices are in line with traditional pizzerias which makes it doubly odd that they don't post them.
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I saw the reviews and decided to check the place up, you gotta admit that when the place is busy the guys at the back are doing the best to give you the freshest of the food they have so my food took a little while to arrive but when it came it was delicious and by the way it looked ( sauce dripping of it) you can tell that they just made it. Definitely a place to stop by every time the wallet allows. Big smiles to you guys!!!
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Heard good things about this place so I checked out one of their specialty sandwiches - the brooklyn cheesesteak, which is a meatball parm with peppers and onions. Got a small sandwich that had been siiting in the showcase and reheated on a pannini press. Only two small meatballs for $8.50. Totally not worth it.
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Meet the first place Mets: New York ties Nationals following sweepChris Cwik at Big League Stew8 hrs ago
Take a look around the league with Big League Stew's daily wrap up. We'll hit on all of the biggest moments from the day that you may have missed, while providing highlights, photos and interesting stats.
For the first time in what seems like a long time, the New York Mets are in first place in August. The team moved into a tie with the Washington Nationals after a 5-2 victory Sunday.
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It was an impressive series for New York. The Mets swept Washington, holding the Nationals to just five runs over the three-game series. The series also featured the redemption of Wilmer Flores, who was nearly traded earlier in the week.
Noah Syndergaard played the hero Sunday. The righty went eight innings, giving up two runs on eight hits. He struck out nine and did not issue any walks during the contest.Mon, Aug 37:10 PM EDTNY Mets at MiamiPreview Game
Justin Upton struck out four times ... on just 12 pitchesChris Cwik at Big League Stew9 hrs ago
Alexander played the titular role in the book "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day." After Sunday's game, San Diego Padres outfielder Justin Upton could have probably taken his place.
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Upton had a rough time against the Miami Marlins. He not only struck out in all four of his at-bats, but he did so in an impressive manner.
Justin Upton, four strikeouts. Saw 12 pitches.
Though it's fairly rare for a batter to strike out on the minimum amount of pitches, Upton is not the first player to do so this year.
Most recent players with 4 K on 12 pitches in a game: 8/2/2015 Justin Upton 4/7/2015 Brett Lawrie 4/10/1988 Mike Pagliarulo
If you can remember, Athletics infielder Brett Lawrie also fell victim to the same stat line in April.Mon, Aug 38:10 PM EDTSan Diego at MilwaukeePreview Game
The Blue Jays and Royals do not like each other after near brawlChris Cwik at Big League Stew11 hrs ago
Move over Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees, or Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals. There's a new best rivalry in baseball.
Not surprisingly, the Kansas City Royals are involved. The Royals had their issues with other clubs earlier in the season, but had been relatively quiet for a few months. All it took was Toronto Blue Jays third baseman Josh Donaldson to re-ignite the team's competitive spirit.
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Donaldson was hit by a pitch in the first inning, and while that didn't immediately lead to trouble, it set the tone for the game. Donaldson did seem to exchange words with starter Edinson Volquez as he walked down to first base.
Four impact players who could still be traded in AugustMark Townsend at Big League Stew15 hrs ago
The non-waiver trade deadline has come and gone, which means the bulk of the trading activity is behind us and the majority of marquee names available have already been moved. But that doesn't mean trading season is over. Far from it, in fact.
Remember that blockbuster nine-player trade from 2012 that saw the Los Angeles Dodgers acquire Adrian Gonzalez, Carl Crawford, Josh Beckett and Nick Punto from the Boston Red Sox. That happened on Aug. 25, making it perhaps the most notable post July 31 trade in recent memory.
Will there be a post deadline deal this season that tops it? It's enitrely possible. In fact, we'll run through some players who might be good candidates to be moved. In order to happeh though, it would require any player on the 40-man roster that's involved to pass through revocable waivers.
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Growling Twins wish mascot T.C. Bear a happy 'National Bear Day'Mark Townsend at Big League Stew17 hrs ago
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With the non-waiver trade deadline having passed on Friday, it's time for baseball fans, executives, and especially the players, to sit back, catch their breath, and, if need be, let out a few growls of joy or discontent this weekend.
You know, kind of like many Minnesota Twins players and manager Paul Molitor in that video you see above.
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OK, so that obviously wasn't in response to Minnesota adding veteran reliever Kevin Jepsen from the Tampa Bay Rays. It was done in honor of the team's long time mascot T.C. Bear on National Bear Day.
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Regardless of the hows and why, we have grown men growling, roaring and basically acting the part of a bear for the entertainment of millions. Does the reason why even matter?Mon, Aug 31:07 PM EDTMinnesota at TorontoPreview Game
Cole Hamels thanks Philadelphia with full-page adMark Townsend at Big League Stew19 hrs ago
Parting is such sweet sorrow, even when we're fully prepared for the new road ahead.
On Saturday, Cole Hamels officially started his new journey with the Texas Rangers exactly one week to the day after his historic final appearance with the Philadelphia Phillies. On that day, Hamels went out on the highest of highs, pitching the 13th no-hitter in franchise history. An accomplishment Hamels said ranked second only to winning a World Series championship in Philadelphia.
As they always say though, when one door closes, another door opens. In his Rangers debut, Hamels was not so sharp, allowing five runs over seven-plus in a 9-7 loss to San Francisco. However, if Hamels is to make history and win a championship again, it will likely come in a Texas Rangers uniform.
That's his future. But before he gets too comfortable, Hamels and his wife Heidi wanted to bid the city of Philadelphia a proper farewell and thank Phillies fans for their support with this special full-page ad in Sunday's morning Philadelphia Inquirer.
Clayton Kershaw extends scoreless streak to 37 innings in Dodgers winMark Townsend at Big League Stew1 day ago
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It seems we've been down this road before.
As a matter of fact, it was just last Sunday that Dodgers right-hander Zack Greinke had his 45 2/3 inning scoreless streak snapped two starts short of equaling or surpassing Orel Hershiser's MLB record. Now it's the big lefty's turn. Reigning NL MVP and Cy Young Award winner Clayton Kershaw is on a streak of his own that is now approaching that same historical mark.
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The Dodgers ace tossed eight scoreless innings, limiting the Angels to two hits and a walk in the 3-1 victory on Saturday. That extended his consecutive scoreless innings streak up to 37, which means he could surpass Greinke's streak next Friday in Pittsburgh. Greinke's streak, by the way, ranks sixth all-time.
Wade Davis allows first homer since 2013, a streak covering 125 2/3 inningsMark Townsend at Big League Stew1 day ago
We do our best to remain unbiased around the Big League Stew offices, but if you'd don't mind us saying we would not be opposed to a Royals-Blue Jays postseason series this October.
The defending American League champions from Kansas City and quickly emerging powerhouses from Toronto are currently battling in a four-game weekend series that has been highly entertaining.
Coming off their aggressive push at the trade deadline, the Blue Jays took rounds one and two in exciting fashion on Thursday and Friday. On Saturday, the resilient Royals battled back to win 7-6 in one of the most thrilling back-and-forth games played all season.
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Report: Larry Lucchino stepping down as Red Sox president and CEOMark Townsend at Big League Stew1 day ago
The Boston Red Sox are about to experience a major shakeup.
According to Dan Shaughnessy of the Boston Globe, team preisdent and CEO Larry Lucchino will officially relinquish his posts later this year when his contract expires.
Michael Silverman of the Boston Herald adds that the Red Sox have been exploring a succession plan for Lucchino for some time. With his contract running out, it was decided that now's the time to put that plan into action and take away Lucchino's everyday responsibilities.
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E xecutive vice president and COO Sam Kennedy will take over for Lucchino, which was another key factor according to the Herald report. The Red Sox wanted to promote Kennedy now, rather than risk losing him down the road.
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Washington Nationals star Bryce Harper plays baseball with a passion that constantly drives him to be the best player on the field. But there's also a growing concern that Harper's passion too often manifests itself into rage, which has proven detrimental to the Washington Nationals cause.
The latest example came during the 11th inning of Washington's 2-1 loss to the New York Mets on Friday night. With the score then tied at 1, Harper was called out on strikes against New York reliever Hansel Robles . After the out was registered, Harper immediately confronted home-plate umpire Jerry Meals, giving him an earful and briefly getting in his face.
And just that quickly, Ha rper was ejected for the third time this season for arguing balls and strikes .
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Photo By Ramin Talaie/Getty ImagesNEW YORK - JANUARY 21: Former President and United Nations Special Envoy for Haiti, Bill Clinton speaks with reporters during a news conference January 21, 2010 at United Nations headquarters in New York City. President Clinton and U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon discussed continued relief efforts in Haiti and plans for rebuilding after a massive earthquake ravaged the country killing tens of thousands. (Photo by Ramin Talaie/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Bill Clinton
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Dr Ooi commenced her practice at KPJ Klang Specialist Hospital effective July 2012. She graduated with MBBS from University Malaya in 1999 and obtained her MRCPCH from the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health United Kingdom in 2004. She had since served as a Paediatrician in Tengku Ampuan Rahimah Klang Hospital and Sungai Buloh Hospital. She was among the outstanding doctors awarded with the Selangor State Excellent Service Award in 2004. In 2008, Dr Ooi commenced her subspecialty training in Paediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes at the National University Hospital Malaysia (HUKM) and Putrajaya Hospital. She was awarded the Australian Government Endeavour Award in 2011 and underwent one year Fellowship training at the Institute of Endocrinology and Diabetes, the Children's Hospital at Westmead, Sydney Australia.
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Dr Ooi is the accredited Consultant Paediatrician and Paediatric Endocrinologist by the National Specialist Register. She is also the inducted member of the College of Paediatrics, Academy of Medicine of Malaysia.
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Dr Ooi has vast experience in the diagnosis and management of newborn conditions and childhood diseases. Her clinical interests include Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes in children and adolescents, short stature and growth disorders, obesity, thyroid and adrenal disorders, disorders of puberty and metabolic bone diseases in children.
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•Ooi HL, Cheong SM, Yogeswery S, Norizah I, Zuridah H, Kumarasamy V, Chua KB. Congenital rubella syndrome with positive serology and virus isolation. Med J Malaysia 2006 Jun; 61(2):248-50. •Ooi HL, Wu LL. Insulin pump therapy in children and adolescents with Type 1 Diabetes: improvements in glycemic control and patients' satisfaction - Hospital UKM experience. Med J Malaysia 2011 Oct; 66(4):308-12. •Ooi HL, Wu LL. Final height in growth-hormone-treated children with idiopathic growth hormone deficiency: the Malaysian experience. Med J Malaysia 2011 Dec; 66(5):479-83. •Ooi HL, Briody J, McQuade M, Munns CF. Zoledronic acid improves bone mineral density in pediatric spinal cord injury. J Bone Miner Res. 2012 Jul; 27(7):1536-40. •Ooi HL, Wu LL. Three cases of permanent neonatal diabetes mellitus : genotypes and management outcome. Singapore Med J 2012; 53(7):e142–4. •Ooi HL, Briody J, Biggin A, Cowell CT, Munns CF. Intravenous Zoledronic Acid given every 6 months in childhood osteoporosis. Horm Res Paediatr. 2013; 80(3):179-84. •Ooi HL, Maguire AM, Ambler GR. Desmopressin administration in children with central diabetes insipidus: a retrospective review. J Pediatr Endocrinol Metab. 2013; 26(11-12):1047-52.
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Insurance Markets in a Post-King World
This perspective addresses how insurance markets might respond if the US Supreme Court sides with the plaintiffs in the King v. Burwell case. The case challenges the legality of premium and cost-sharing subsidies for low- and middle-income people buying insurance in states where the federal government rather than the state is operating the marketplace under the Affordable Care Act (ACA).Perspective Read More
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In this column for The Wall Street Journal's Think Tank, Drew Altman explores a practical timetable for state action if the Supreme Court rules in favor of the plaintiffs in King V. Burwell and ponders what Republicans in Congress might do.Perspective Read More
Benefits and Cost-Sharing for Working People with Disabilities in Medicaid and the Marketplace
This issue brief uses hypothetical examples of working people with disabilities to illustrate the experiences they might have with Medicaid and Marketplace coverage in four states (California, Kentucky, New Jersey, and Ohio), with a focus on benefits that are typically important to people with disabilities.Issue Brief Read More
Kaiser Health Tracking Poll: October 2014
In the final Kaiser Health Tracking Poll before the 2014 midterm elections in November, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) continues to be just one of several issues on voters' minds. Less than 1 in 10 registered voters identify the ACA as the most important issue to their vote, ranking behind the economy, dissatisfaction with government, education and the situation in Iraq and Syria. With the ACA's second open enrollment period approaching, the poll also finds the uninsured are not yet tuned in. About 9 in 10 of the uninsured are unaware of when the next open enrollment period begins, two thirds say they know "only a little" or "nothing at all" about the marketplaces, and just over half are unaware of financial assistance available.Poll Finding Read More
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On Friday, March 6, 2014, the Kaiser Family Foundation and the Alliance for Health Reform hosted an ACA 101 briefing on the Affordable Care Act. The briefing took place just as the second marketplace enrollment period ended, and the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case challenging the ACA's subsidies (King v Burwell).Event Read More
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Warning: this project involves taxidermy, dremels, and sometimes graphic pictures of dead animals. While there are no guts in this tutorial, viewer discretion is still advised. If you are offended by this entire idea, please peruse the wallet contest or the laser cutter contest instead.
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Step 1: Acquire mice
Obtain a similarly-sized (wetware) mouse. These are commonly available fresh or frozen from pet stores, or any other place that sells reptile food. It's easier to fit a small object into a large mouse than a large object into a small mouse, so err on the side of caution. You can always fill extra space with cotton balls.
If you've got an optical (hardware) mouse, make sure to choose a pale-furred (wetware) mouse for lightest skin pigment - this will be important later.
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So that's exposure to a million bored-commuters.
It looks so real!
maybe because it is!
I would do this but not using real mouse. Stuff toy is better
hijos de perra!!
If this was a stuffed animal mouse/ toy mouse I could laugh about this, but although this mouse already didn't live anymore before you used it for this I still think that this is horrible. I think that you should even have respect for the remains and if you feed it to a reptile, there is at least some way in which nature uses it, but this is to me, disgusting.
This is similar to an artist in my country, Tinkebel, she has used her cat which passed away for an artwork which most people thought was disgusting. I don't know what to think of it, I think it's just to shock people and I think the same of this too.
If you can use a stuffed animal, why don't you do that? That's at least funny.
The mouse was already dead, he just put another use for it than feeding reptiles
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What do you call a mouse with no balls? An Optical mouse !
but well i just tried with a fake mouse......
Dare I say...'tax'-idermy?
Looks pretty freaky though if only there was a motor in the computer mouse and scare the heck out of my mum. Lol


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Airstream Rooftop Trailer Park officially reopened
Last week, Tuesday 30 September, we officially swung open the doors of our seven rooftop trailers and revealed their brand-new interior designs. Welcomed by proud Grand Daddy staff - Jan & Jaci van Heteren proudly introduced the "epic South African roadtrip" to invited guests.
A New Trailer with a Golden Glow-"Gold Rush"
The Grand Daddy Boutique Hotel added a golden glow to their refurbished Airstream Rooftop Trailer Park. Aptly named "Gold Rush", don't be fooled by the trailer's shiny silver exterior, as the inside is a haven of all things gold.
Monday Movie Nights on the Rooftop
Monday's have never been so good. Join us on the rooftop at our outdoor cinema for a "high rise" movie night beneath the African sky and immerse yourself into the silver setting only at the Pink Flamingo Rooftop Cinema.
A Rooftop Safari, Grand Daddy Style
Let's go on a wild and wonderful adventure with our Airstream Rooftop Trailer Park and relish in one of our 7 silver beauties that takes us on a "safari rooftop getaway" in the bustling heart of Long Street, Cape Town.
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D-day is quickly approaching for the reopening of the Grand Daddy Boutique Hotel's rooftop trailer park & we're debuting with a bang. September 1st marks the opening of the Airstream Rooftop Trailer Park and we're documenting the occasion selfie style!
Road Tripping in South Africa
Slow and steady wins the race when it comes to the Airsteam Rooftop Trailers that are receiving a full treatment makeover, transforming each trailer into an iconic South African landscape. First up on the list? The beautiful seaside village of Hermanus.
The Neighbourgoods Market- For the Love of Food
Cape Town is a haven for the market scene and we are here to tell you that markets are not just a girl's best friend. They are for lovers of food. Combine that with a few of your pals and The Neighbourgoods Market will turn your Saturday mornings and afternoons into ones full of life.
Reflections from the Rooftop
Discovering Long Street is quite a stretch to take on, but the Grand Daddy is not afraid. Not only are we taking you on a horizontal journey through the colourful street, we are taking a vertical voyage too; to the tippy top of our hotel where our Airstream Rooftop Trailer Park resides.
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There are some views that are unmistakably South African; the view up Long Street where a colourful collection of humanity paints the perfect rainbow is one of them. And coincidentally, also home to our award-winning luxury boutique hotel that is currently in makeover mode.
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As 3D cinema enjoys a revival with Hollywood blockbusters, an unexpected retrospective in Moscow revealed that the Soviet Union began entertaining its citizens with homegrown 3D films as early as the 1940s.
The films may lack the exotic plots of Hollywood 3D blockbusters such as James Cameron's 2009 "Avatar" and Ridley Scott's latest release, "Prometheus," but they are of an astonishing technical quality and sophistication.
In a color film called "In the Avenues of the Park," a young woman in a print dress stretches her hand holding a rose toward the viewer, while young men in baggy trousers stroll and schoolboys in caps run about.
The crystal-clear film shows Moscow's Gorky Park in 1952, a year before Stalin died, yet the 3D technology similar to that now filling multiplexes makes it feel eerily current.
"3D before our era," Kommersant newspaper headlined a story on the films, which were shown in a special program at the recent Moscow International Film Festival.
The films in the program were restored and digitized by two enthusiasts, Nikolai Mayorov and Nikolai Kotovsky.
"We have all got used to hearing various legends that 3D cinema came to us from the United States," Mayorov told an audience at the festival. "In fact, it came there from Russia."
Surprisingly, the first showing of a 3D film in Russia was in 1911, several years before the first one in the United States. The first commercial Soviet 3D film was "Concert" or "Land of Youth," first shown in 1941, a few months before the Soviet Union joined World War II.
A tour de force showing off scenes from ocean waves to a ball in around 40 minutes, it was designed for viewing without glasses. Viewers watched the film through a wire grid that meant the left and right eye saw two different images at the same time, creating an illusion of depth. The system, called stereo cinema, was created by a Soviet inventor named Semyon Ivanov.
"Concert" was mainly black and white but had sections where it burst into color — a technique also used in Hollywood for the 1939 hit "The Wizard of Oz" — causing a sensation at the time.
Among the sections shown at the festival were scenes of storks in a pond and a cockatoo on a ring, set to trilling music — somewhat short on thrills but showing off the technical possibilities of 3D.
Mayorov found the negatives and sound recordings, still in a good condition, at the State Film Fund. He worked first on the black-and-white sections, and has also restored some of the more complex color sections.
He first showed the film, which he has adapted for viewing through modern 3D glasses, at a specialised archival festival in Moscow last year.
"Concert" was hugely popular in its time, showing continuously from Jan. 14, 1941, until the outbreak of war in June that year at a specially adapted cinema.
"Half a million people watched it and only the war stopped the showings," Mayorov said.
After the war, the authorities opened a new cinema for 3D films on central Ploshchad Sverdlova, now Theater Square, gaining a new audience for more ambitious acted films.
But 3D cinema never really took off like it did in the United States during its brief heyday in the 1950s and seems to have gradually faded away. "It had no booms nor disasters," Mayorov said.
Viewers clapped and chuckled at a charming short adaptation of Anton Chekhov's comic stories called "The Burbot Fish" from 1954 — complete with budgerigars flying out from an aristocrat's country estate.
"The films really are worth watching because unlike a lot of foreign ones, the 3D is very good, really good quality," Mayorov said. "You just saw 'The Burbot Fish.' You saw what kind of film it is. And that was back in 1954."
A number of 3D films are being produced again in Russia, including the animated 2010 hit "Belka and Strelka: Star Dogs" about the two dogs from the Soviet Union who were the first animals to return from space.
Legendary Russian director Fyodor Bondarchuk is making a keenly anticipated epic 3D film about the World War II Battle of Stalingrad between Nazi German invaders and Soviet forces.
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The Appalachian Mountains are very old, right? New research is challenging the notion that the topography of the southern Appalachians is hundreds of millions of years old. Join Dr. Karl Wegmann, a geology professor at NC State University, as we explore the connection between some of the most dramatic waterfalls in North Carolina, deadly landslides, and the evolution of topography in the western part of the state. This Science Café will change the way you think about the ground you walk on and the landscapes you photograph.
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Dr. Karl Wegmann is an Assistant Professor of Geosciences at North Carolina State University who specializes in the geologic, climatic, and biologic processes that combine to shape Earth's surface topography and result in hazards to human populations. Dr. Wegmann and his students conduct research all around the world, including in Mongolia, Greece, Italy, the Pacific Northwest, and right here at home in North Carolina. Dr. Wegmann earned a B.A. in Geology from Whitman College, a M.S. in Geology from the University of New Mexico, and a PhD in Earth & Environmental Sciences from Lehigh University in 2008. He has also worked as a geologist in the Natural Hazards group at the Washington State Geologic Survey.


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That's more like it! After last week's exposition-laced season premiere of Jersey Shore, everything kicked up a notch last night and the Jersey Shore we know and love was back in action. This episode revolved largely around the aftermath of Captain Smush's wild, Miami Vice and Patron-fueled night of 3-way kissing and motorboating Jell-O shot girls; although we're sad that our girl Snooks was basically absent for the entire episode, we're more than content with the amount of groundwork for this season's shenanigans that was laid last night. So, without any further ado, why don't you join us as we count down the Top Ten Catchphrases from last night's episode of Jersey Shore.
10. "They actually left it on the floor and called me and said, 'What should we do with the chicken on the floor?' Pick that sh*t up, dawg!" —The Situation
You know what happens when you drop food on the floor in South Beach, don't you? "You're excluded from dinner, then. You're excluded from Surf-and-Turf Night. You're excluded from Ravioli Night. You're excluded from Chicken-Cutlet Night." Hopefully Snooks learned how to cook in the offseason!
9. "Somebody just grabbed my ass, I think it was the Situation!" —DJ Pauly D
If you weren't paying close attention during the first 40 seconds or so of the episode, you no doubt missed this gem of a line, uttered by DJ Pauly D as the crew left the nightclub where Ron Ron got loose and three-way kissed a couple of grenades. Moments like this are why reality show producers mic their characters even when camera crews aren't around.
8. "Wait, are these for boobs?" —Snooki
Good ole Snickers didn't have much to do during this episode, but when the gals — sans Angelina, natch — swung by the "tranny" store to please the horndoggy producers while the boys were no doubt GTLing, the Princess of Poughkeepsie made sure her catchphrase game was on point.
7. "I can just see it coming, that's how she is. A little bit of alcohol, and throughout the night, it gets worse, and worse, and worse, until wah-lah! Mrs. Cock-Block of the Century comes out. That's who she truly is." —The Situation
It was a rough episode for Angelina "Jolie." After allowing some famewhorish hangers-on to get her blazingly badrunken at the club, she managed to alienate her two remaining allies in the house with her fingerpointing and buzzkilling vibes. Although she hinted (threatened?) at hooking up with both The Situation and DJ Pauly D last week (see: "If I hook up with one of youze one night, who gives a f*ck?"), it looks like the only person she'll be hooking up with this season will be some loser at a club who just wants to put a "Reality Show D-Lister" notch on his bedpost.
6. "It's awkward, bro. It's not Saved By The Bell, we're not f*ckin' Zack and Kelly. It's weird." —Ron Ron
Some people have been critical of the cast's newfound self-awareness during the show's second season, but after two episodes, we kind of dig it. Although it's never explicitly addressed by the cast members, it's clear that they recognize the fact that they are celebrities and an important cog in the gossip machine. We appreciate that they are rebelling against the pop culture pigeonholes that the nefarious editors of glossy tabloids have tried to put them in. Let's just hope that Captain Smush sticks to Ron Ron Juice and avoids everything else for the rest of the season, lest he and Sammi Sweetheart turn into Sid and Nancy!
On an only tangentially related note, what's up with Ron Ron's sudden hearing loss? He asks Sammi Sweetheart to repeat herself like eight different times in this episode. Somebody in production get this bro an earpiece, stat!
5. "That's what's up. Ronnie was twisted last night, he doesn't remember a thing. I was twisted, too, but I don't think I was that bad." —DJ Pauly D
No, Pauly D, you were not. You didn't end up staring down a lampshade like it just stepped on your new kicks. That said, while we wholeheartedly concur that Ron Ron was indeed "twisted" at the club, we didn't buy his "I don't remember a thing" spiel, not for a second. We knew that he was lying about his blacking out when he lucidly asked Pauly D if he "three-way kissed" any girls at the club last night. He *clearly* remembered doing that and wanted to cash in on some Bro Points with his boys for doing so. We're onto you, Captain Smush!
4. "This hair ain't moving, my dude. 150 miles an hour, on the highway, on a street bike, doesn't move. What makes you think it's gonna move in a gelato shop?" —DJ Pauly D
Honestly, we have no idea why the producers of the show would want the cast to go work at some rando's gelato shop. Shouldn't the cast be using their daytime hours to GTL, recover from hangovers and prowl the beach for juicehead gorillas/bodacious babes instead of fulfilling the orders of a bunch of dairy-craving jerks? Boo on this plotline!
3. "Ronnie's new nickname now is I.F.F. I.F.F. is the I'm F*cked Foundation. He's a client and the president." —DJ Pauly D
We totally love how the Jersey Shore cast is obsessed with three-letter acronyms. First, there was GTL, now there's the I.F.F. Also, if you paid close attention to the chalkboard near their phone, you would've picked up that someone wrote a message there about the G.F.F., which stands for the Grenade Free Foundation. So many foundations! Where do we donate?
2. "I got wild last night. Threw in a 3-way kiss, I was onstage motorboatin' the Jell-O shot girls." —Ron Ron, aka Captain Smush
Ronnie blames it on the Patron. Pauly D blames it on "too many Miami Vices." Others blame it on too much nose candy. We, however, don't blame anything, bro! We'd love to see more of this reckless behavior and cashing-in-on-your-current-level-of-celebrity-to-score-trashy-drunk-chicks, please! Our only question: Why did he confess this behavior to J-Woww? Is it because he wants to free himself from Sammi's clutches but doesn't have the heart/cajones to do it himself?
1. "I got the fresh to death kicks on, I got some jeans on, and i got the shirt, but I ain't wearin' the shirt when we go out. This is the Shirt Before The Shirt." —The Situation
If there's one thing that you can count on from our boy The Sitch, it's catchphrase gold. Unlike Captain Smush and his no-necked Staten Island cronies pretending like they invented the term "double bagger," Mike Sorrentino is a naturally charismatic and gifted catchphrase creator. Not only did he calmly drop a phrase like "an abundance of wifebeaters" just moments before this, his coinage of the Shirt Before The Shirt™ will no doubt be ironed (possibly spray-painted!) onto thousands of tank tops before the day is out. Congrats, Sitch, you win again.
Oh yeah, before we go, quick shout out to our homies J420 and Joey Yams!
Until next week,
—Juice Springsteen
PS: This technically isn't a quote, but it was priceless nonetheless. How about that moment where The Situation rises in the middle of the night from his slumber, blindly reaches for the beer on his nightstand, takes a sip and then goes back to bed? HERO STATUS.
RELATED: Jersey Shore Top Ten Catchphrase Countdown: Nobody's Ugly After 2 A.M.


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The first recorded observation of the South Island piopio was by Johann Reinhold Forster (1729–1798) and his son Johann Georg Adam Forster (1754–1794) at Dusky Bay in South Island, New Zealand during Captain James Cook's second voyage. It was formally described in 1787 by Anders Sparrman.
The South Island or Stephens Island piopio, Tunagra capensis, is tragically 1of 58 bird species that have become extinct in the New Zealand biological archipelago since humans arrived in the 13th century (Tennyson and Martinson 2006).
When settlers first arrived, the piopio was a common bird, at least on the South Island. Like so many of its compatriots, the primary cause of the bird's extinction was introduced predators like cats, dogs, brown rats, ferrets and weasels.
Uncertainty surrounds the evolutionary relationships and taxonomic placement of piopio, but recent studies have helped. Find out how.
Details of the piopio's breeding and behavioural habits come from descriptions written in Victorian times. Find out what we know about these fearless birds.
The South Island piopio was notoriously tame and inquisitive, but also territorial and sometimes aggressive. Find out what else we know about this bird's behaviour.
Read on to find out what contributed to the piopio's extinction.
Get reference material for Turnagra capensis.
Turnagra capensis minor (J H Fleming, 1915) Stephens Island Piopio Collected from Stephens Island, New Zealand.
Turnagra capensis capensis (Sparrman, 1787) South Island Piopio, Collected from South Island New Zealand.
Turnagra capensis capensis (Sparrman, 1787) South Island Piopio, Collected from South Island New Zealand.
Watercolour painting by George Forster (1773) annotated 'Turdus crassirostris' and made during Captain James Cook's second voyage to explore the southern continent (1772–75).© Natural History Museum, London
Senior Curator, Bird Group, Department of Life Sciences.
"The Natural History Museum holds 2 of the 6 known nests of the South Island piopio, and certainly the only examples outside New Zealand. These nests and others like them are particularly poignant - they are enduring expressions of behaviour which sadly cannot, and will not, ever be seen again."


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ARA: Looking for a chimney sweep
A reader asks: My husband and I just bought a house. We are trying to get ready for the colder weather and looking for companies that clean and inspect fireplaces/chimneys. We have been told that there are a few places that do "buy one, get one free" or "buy one, get one ½ off". We […] [Read More]
ARA: I'm having trouble with a senior manager at work
A reader asks: I am having a workplace related issue and I need to know where to turn if something else happens. I'm going to try to be as vague as possible so as to keep the company's identity anonymous, so please bear with me, but here is the situation: A few months ago one […] [Read More]
ARA: How should married couples act?
A reader asks: Ok, this has come up a lot between me and some people, cause I guess apparently my husband and myself don't "act" like we are married. To explain, the other day me and some of my lady aquaitances were talking about trips we have been on and things of that nature. I […] [Read More]
Penis map looks at 'sizes' around the world
Apparently, life in the rain forest is good for the growth of a man's genitalia. According to a new study out of Ulster University that tracks penis size around the world, men in Congo are packing the most heat at 7.1 inches when at full attention. Ecuador, Ghana and Colombia are also in the top […] [Read More]
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A reader asks: I am in search of full length, leg dress boots. I can never find any that I can get on or zip up past my lower calf. Does anyone have any suggestions on where to look? Please don't recommend anything online, I won't buy them if I can't try them on. [Read More]
ARA: Should I ask my coworker out, or wait for him to ask?
A reader asks: So I am a 30 something woman who is attempting to get back into the dating game after a 7 year relationship. The thought of "dating" makes me shudder. There is someone on my office that I have been spending a lot more time with recently. After I decided that pursuing a […] [Read More]
Local couple waits till their wedding day for first kiss
They sat on stools made from logs on a small island in the middle of the Mohawk River. The sun shone, the July air was thick with humidity. Nick Mancuso fumbled in his waterproof cigar bag and pulled out a small ceramic box his mom purchased in Maine. Inside the box was his great-great-aunt's ring. […] [Read More]
ARA: Should I tell the guy I'm dating I was with a married man?
A reader asks: So I finally broke down and asked out a guy at work. We have been out a few times and things are going well. Now I have a new dilemma. My previous relationship was with a married man. We dated for almost a decade and managed to keep it under wraps. How, […] [Read More]
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FRANKFORT — Physicians and others in the state's health care community told a legislative oversight committee Wednesday that the "pill mill bill" passed this year could unintentionally hurt patient care.
"I don't come before you today to criticize House Bill 1," Lexington Clinic physician Dr. Robert Bratton, MD, told the 2012 Special Session HB 1 Implementation and Oversight Committee of the legislation, which establishes prescribing and dispensing standards for controlled substances and sets new licensing standards for pain clinics. "Rather I am here to offer suggestions on how we can improve the existing legislation and its associated regulations to better protect patients and provide reasonable…guidelines for physicians."
The system, called KASPER (Kentucky All Schedule Prescription Electronic Reporting), has been in place for years, but its use has not been widespread. Under HB 1, practitioners and pharmacists must use the system to check the medical history of patients before prescribing controlled substances containing hydrocodone and to report dispensing of most controlled substances.
Bratton said he and other physicians at Lexington Clinic would like clarification on under what circumstances HB 1's new rules will apply and how noncompliance will be "effectively and fairly enforced." Among other things, he said physicians need to know which medications will be monitored under HB 1, and whether a requirement in the law that requires physicians to perform a complete history and physical on a patient receiving such drugs applies to specialists that typically don't do physicals.
"An eye doctor who performs a procedure probably has not used a stethoscope since they left residency," said Bratton.
Dr. Michael Harned, MD, a pain specialist at the clinic and consultant on severe pain to the state Board of Medical Licensure, said HB 1 could leave patients in legitimate pain without treatment. "I'm here not to dispute the necessity of this important legislation… Frankly, I'm already doing what HB 1 and the Kentucky Board are now requiring. My concern with HB 1 is that it will likely limit access to care."
Harned said the law is sending to his practice many patients with "relatively low and stable doses of opiod pain medications (like hydrocodone). … The referral of this patient to my takes up another slot on my schedule that should be reserved for a patient who truly needs specialized care."
HB 1, as passed, is also forcing physicians to view some patients with suspicion, said Harned.
"HB 1 and its accompanying regulations are causing primary care physicians to become too wary of legal liability to continue prescribing these medications," he told the committee.
Other professionals testifying before the committee included Dr. Shawn Jones, MD, the president of the Kentucky Medical Association. Jones said the KMA has received some reports of physicians finding it difficult to prescribe not only pain medicine, but drugs for Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), testosterone medication for a variety of conditions and even medications administered following surgery.
"Because of its licensing structure, the bill has gone a long way toward shutting many illegitimate pain clinics—something the medical community has long supported," said Jones, who said KMA also supported upgrades to KASPER in the HB 1 and other parts of the bill. But Jones expressed concern with the many steps a physician must take before prescribing controlled substances.
He said missing one step opens a physician up to criminal activity.
"I believe this is having an impact on good patient care," he said. He asked the committee to consider working with the medical community to amend and simplify regulations of concerns in HB 1.
Others scheduled to speak before the committee included representatives of the Kentucky Hospital Association, Kentucky Coalition of Nurse Practitioners and Nurse Midwives, Kentucky Pharmacists Association among others.
The committee is monitoring the implementation of HB 1 throughout the 2012 legislative interim.


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Wednesday, June 23, 2004
Iraq and FDR
Cass Sunstein
I think that Jack Balkin, of this very blog, was the first to give public attention to a most curious provision of Iraq's interim Constitution. Article 14 provides, "The individual has the right to security, education, health care, and social security. The Iraqi State and its governmental units, including the federal government, the regions, governorates, municipalities, and local administrations, within the limits of their resources and with due regard to other vital needs, shall strive to provide prosperity and employment opportunities to the people."
Along these lines, this is a really fine short essay.
Uniting to Defend the Four Freedoms
by Chip Berlet
Mike Huben
I remember reading your essay, Against Positive Rights, in the Eastern European Constitutional Review, but couldn't locate a copy of it on-line. It seems that your position has changed fairly dramatically since then.
If I recall correctly, you claimed that positive rights would be rendered merely aspirational, rather than creating judicially enforceable claims on government. Much of your work since then - including The Cost of Rights and Designing Democracy - hints at the evolution. I would love to see a blog post explaining why you personally arrived at a new (much improved) position.
I quoted these very words not two weeks ago on my weblog:
I think it is time that we make this Second Bill of Rights a reality.
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INDECOPI's standardization effort is carried through 105 Technical Committees, in which 1 200 organizations are represented. As of 2009, the number of Peruvian Standards was 4 048.
INDECOPI is Member Body of ISO and an affiliate member of the IEC. It is a full member of COPANT (Pan American Standards Commission) and of the RAN (Standardization Network of the Andean Community of Nations).


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