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Thread: Are You A Barbie Collector?
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Are You A Barbie Collector?
Then you gotta check out this article about one really collectible version of this beloved American Icon! Click here to read about how valuable, and desirable, certain Barbie dolls are in today's marketplace!
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Know what you are buying!
The most important thing to know about investing in Barbie dolls (or any other collectible) is you really have to know what you are buying. Check out my blog post about the Pawn Queens TV show and their costly misktake with a vintage Barbie doll:
Pawn Queens make a huge mistake with Barbie » Vintage Doll Collector
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Wow - interesting article and thanks for posting. Perhaps they should rename the show "Pawn Drama Queens" instead! =)
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My Mom bought me a brunette Bubble Cut Barbie back in 1961. I remember being in tears because I had wanted a blonde Ponytail Barbie.
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Tweet: James Dolan Says The Rangers Are Near The Cup
Rangers owner Jim Dolan, who hasn't spoken to Rangers media since lockout, makes surprise visit to interview room. Says Rangers near Cup.
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James Dolan in surprise post-game remarks:Rangers are following plan set up in 2004,are near Stanley Cup
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James Dolan made an impromptu cameo at Tortorella's postgame presser. Mentioned the Stanley Cup. Coach was thrilled.
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Apparently beating the Predators merited an impromptu media session by James Dolan, saying the Rangers are Cup ready.
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A civilian Carbon County Jail employee, John Gerald Shiew, 35, of Carbonville, was arrested and booked into the Emery County Jail Wednesday on 10 felony and misdemeanor counts including rape and aggravated sexual assault of a child.
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Multiple gunshots broke the silence of a quiet southwest Price neighborhood Saturday night as a suspect in a violent domestic abuse incident blasted a shotgun at law enforcement officers, wounding a deputy sheriff before being captured. ...
ATV enthusiasts, land users gearing up for battle against wild lands closures
"The goal tonight is to send you home angry," declared Joan Powell, board member of the Castle Country OHV Association. Her audience of about 100 people - some of whom had traveled from as far away as San Juan County to reach the public lands meeting...
Donors dis-tressed at 'Locks of Love'
Cancer does not discriminate, it affects and devastates the lives of young and old, male and female, from every possible walk of life. Thankfully, kindness and giving also comes in many packages, demonstrated locally by this year's Locks of Love even...
Local writers in Authors Month at Price Library
March is authors month at the Price City Library. Every Thursday at 6 p.m. the library will feature a different local author to talk about writing and becoming published. Librarian Norma Procarione said the guest authors will also answer questions f...
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Falls are the most common cause of injury in the United States, particularly among older adults. Whether it's a slip on wet or icy pavement or a trip on a rug or stairway, the risk of bruises, broken bones and back and head injuries is significan...
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Elliott B. Nelson, the assistant to the city manager, is leaving for a similar position in Champaign, Ill.
City Manager Sharon A. Addison said she has not decided how she will replace Mr. Nelson, who has worked in City Hall since January 2010.
His last day is Sept. 27.
During his three years at City Hall, Mr. Nelson, 27, worked under three different city managers, first under Mary M. Corriveau until she retired in April 2012, then with interim City Manager John C. Krol and finally with Ms. Addison for the past 15 months.
I learned the organization under three different city managers, he said, adding he is thankful for the experience.
To save money, the Watertown City Council left the position empty for 18 months after Bryan L. White left to become Canandaiguas assistant city manager.
Mr. Nelson was hired by Ms. Corriveau.
He will be leaving for a city with a population of 82,000 residents and 24,000 students at the University of Illinois. He also will be about three hours away from his father and brother.
And hell be closer to his beloved Chicago Cubs and Milwaukee Brewers, teams hes followed since growing up in Michigan.
I will be living in Illinois when the Cubs win the World Series, he said.
Mr. Nelson, who came from Central Michigans master of public administration program soon after graduating, will be a supervisor overseeing a staff in the city managers office, something he has not done in his position here.
His new annual salary will be $57,000.
Its a real big step for my career, he said. Its the next logical step for my career.
In his stint here, Mr. Nelson tried to figure out how to rid the city of its pesky crow population of 20,000 birds, helped with the transition when Ms. Addison was hired and oversaw putting together meeting agendas.
Ive learned more about crows than I ever thought I would, he said.
Mr. Nelson stressed he likes Watertown and will miss Northern New York.
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The Fire head to Canada on Saturday to face the Montreal Impact (3:00pm CT LIVE on NBC Sports Network and La Ley 107.9 FM) on the back of their best performance of the season last weekend against Columbus.
The Impact rested quite a few players in the 2-0 Canadian Cup loss to Toronto at midweek but can jump back to the top of the Eastern Conference standings with a win. Here are some things to look out for from a tactical perspective…
More changes a right back – Pause or Videira to get the start?
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With the retrospective ban handed down to Wells Thompson, the Fire will need to make yet another change at right-back for Saturday.
Arne Friedrich's continued absence means Jalil Anibaba and Austin Berry will continue at center back, so the battle for the open spot is between Logan Pause and Mike Videira.
The latter played very well in that position away to Kansas City where the Fire got men behind the ball and held out for a 0-0 draw.
It could be argued that Videira could have held on to the right-back spot based on that KC performance if he didn't get sidelined with a concussion late in the match.
READ: Thompson "disappointed" but accepts suspension vs. Montreal
Logan is certainly the more experienced of the pair but if he is moved to right back it would break up the three-game run the captain has had in central midfield with Jeff Larentowicz which has paid dividends of late.
Many fans were upset at Frank Klopas' decision to drop Daniel Paladini last week (which turned out to be a stroke of genius) but shifting Logan to right back would make room for Paladini to move back into the starting eleven.
Playing away against a team with excellent wingers will require whoever Klopas chooses on the right to be very disciplined and with players like Pause and Videira, we are spoilt for choice.
Pressuring the Montreal backline – don't let them play out of the back
Under new coach Marco Schällibaum, Montreal like to play the ball out of the back whenever possible. This can be problematic, especially when the opposing teams pressure the defenders and goalkeeper when they have the ball.
On a number of occasions this season, Montreal has been too casual when playing the ball out of the back which resulted in great opportunities for the other team. In some matches, even goalkeeper Troy Perkins was caught out trying to pass the ball to one of his defenders instead of just clearing it out of danger.
Because the Fire are playing away, they will almost certainly play on the counter attack, but if the attacking players like Chris Rolfe and Sherjill MacDonald can hound the Impact defense, it could result in a chance from a turnover.
Stifling Di Vaio – cutting of the supply to the frontman
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Montreal play with one striker, namely 36-year-old striker Marco Di Vaio. The Italian is not as mobile as he was in his younger days and he relies on his wide and attacking midfielders to get him the ball.
Montreal's wealth of attacking midfielders like ex-Fire winger Justin Mapp, MLS veteran Davy Arnaud and the extremely influential Brazilian Filipe are very difficult to control and when you add Di Vaio playing off the shoulder of the last defender to that mix, it makes it even harder to contain.
Though he lacks pace, the Italian gets himself into great positions and makes very smart runs off the ball. Against the Fire, Montreal will try and get the ball wide to players like Arnaud and Mapp because the Klopas' side will pack the midfield when they are not in possession.
This means the Fire must be wary of Di Vaio's movement in the box and also the late runs by other midfielders who will also be looking to get on the end of a cross.
Prediction: 2-1 Fire with a counter attack goal from Sherjill MacDonald and a goal from a corner by Austin Berry.
Stephen Piggott is a contributor to Chicago-Fire.com. Follow him on Twitter @irish_steve.
Big props go to Austin Berry this week after a sterling performance versus Columbus.
Austin did a great job containing the crew's offensive strength, and he just missed bagging his first goal of the season by about a half an inch.
For his efforts Austin has earned a spot on the MLS Team of the Week. This is his first on the year, and the third of his career. Congrats Austin!
Today we look back on one of the most impressive come back wins in club history which came almost 10 years ago when the Fire visited the Kansas City Wizards at Arrowhead Stadium on April 26, 2003.
While the team was destined for their first and still only MLS Supporter's Shield that season, they hit early bumps in the road under new head coach Dave Sarachan (photo right), drawing their first two matches of the season (1-1 vs. New England and 0-0 at D.C. United).
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Early in this one, things didn't seem to get any better as Preki's free kick found Igor Simutenkov in the 25th minute before the naturalized U.S. international's corner was headed home at the back post by Jimmy Conrad in the 38th to give KC a 2-0 halftime lead.
"The only [halftime] adjustment we made was to challenge them," Sarachan told the Chicago Tribune. "We asked them if they were going to hang their heads or do something about it."
The challenge was met just after halftime when Orlando Perez sent a blistering left-footed effort from just inside 30 yards out past Tony Meola in the 53rd minute.
Twelve minutes later Andy Williams would bring things level, receiving a pass from Perez on the left before right-footing his effort past Meola from just outside the box.
* Ralph's match-winner was the first of his Fire career and one of 11 he would go on to score in his MLS Rookie of the Year campaign.
"I'm glad I gave the team the lift it needed and it gave me the confidence I needed too," he said post-game.
* The win was also the first of Dave Sarachan's tenure as head coach and pushed the side on to that year's Supporters Shield, still the only time the club has taken the honor.
* This marked just the second time in club history the Fire came back from a two-goal deficit to win in regulation. The club has achieved that feat just three times in a total of 470 regular season matches.
The Others: Chicago Fire 4, Dallas Burn 3 (May 24, 2000), Chicago Fire 3, Colorado Rapids 2 (August 23, 2009)
* The game was just the second of current Fire captain Logan Pause's career. Pause, DaMarcus Beasley and Carlos Bocanegra are the only three active players left out of the 23 that played on the day...
CHI – Zach Thornton; C.J. Brown, Jim Curtin, Carlos Bocanegra, Orlando Perez; Evan Whitfield, Logan Pause, Chris Armas ©, DaMarcus Beasley; Andy Williams (Kelly Gray 87'), Rodrigo Faria (Damani Ralph 65')
KC – Tony Meola ©; Diego Gutierrez (Dario Fabbro 71'), Nick Garcia, Jimmy Conrad, Jose Burciaga Jr.; Chris Klein, Preki, Carey Talley; Eric Quill (Kerry Zavagnin 67'), Igor Simutenkov (Chris Brown 62'), Josh Wolff (Bo Oshonyi 82')
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KC – Igor Simutenkov (Jimmy Conrad, Preki) 25'
KC - Jimmy Conrad (Preki) 38'
CHI – Orlando Perez (unassisted) 53'
CHI – Andy Williams (unassisted) 65'
CHI – Damani Ralph (Andy Williams) 70'
CHI - Evan Whitfield (caution) 43'
KC - Carey Talley (caution) 44'
CHI - Carlos Bocanegra (caution) 50'
I took two MLS virgins to the game on Saturday night at Toyota Park. Takeaways the night of: Modelo and Tyskie were a plus, Section 8 is loud, my stadium blanket is missing a button or two.
But when I asked them about the game last night, the takeaways were different. "It's like they were snakebit," one of them said.
Snakebit is probably too kind. Cubs-related words start to come to mind when you miss the chances the Fire missed in the second half before Jeff Larentowicz finally scored in the 83rd.
Andy Greunenbaum was on fire, ok, and obviously if the finishes were a wee bit more clinical the Fire could've made it a laugher, but in the moment, in the stadium, freezing, it felt like the goal would never come.
Section 8 and the rest of the fans were torn between encouraging the team and letting out some boos (and grunts and groans and other moans) of frustration. In my section, a kind of supporter dichotomy emerged throughout the second half as one fan stood to admonish Chris Rolfe after a second half miss, while a soccer team sized group of young girls cheered Rolfe on, assuring him he'd get the next one.
But Gonzalo Segares had a shot from 10 feet right at the keeper in the 49th minute and Larentowicz badly sliced the follow up, Austin Berry was robbed in the 75th, Patrick Nyarko was blocked in the 51st and 54th, and Rolfe in the 56th and 75th. The crowd was exasperated and freezing and desperate to figure out what to make of the game.
Every good passage seemed to be punished or mercilessly ignored by Greunenbaum, who was scarily springy. Every time Nyarko's hustle was rewarded with space behind the Crew or the decisive pass (which seemed like every time he was near the ball), nothing. Every time Rolfe turned his man, he booted the finish. That was what was most frustrating - it was like the game was ignoring how well the Fire were playing. It all felt sort of cruel.
And so it makes soccer-perfect sense that the goal didn't come from a measured through ball or some quick passing, nor did it come from the high pressure that harassed Columbus all game. It came on a basically ugly long throw and an industrial finish from Larentowicz.
The game ran out of ways to keep the Fire from scoring, and the team reacted - erm, celebrated - with as much an exhale, like, "Finally," as hysterical exuberance. Look at the gif above. After his goal, Larentowicz barely smiles!
But the game doesn't care. In the end my friends had witnessed a fairly good introduction to Toyota Park. The game was exciting, the Fire won the day, and maybe most important, the cheering dilemma in my section was definitively decided in favor of the encouraging girls.
Between the Lines is a weekly column from Chicago-Fire.com contributor Ben Schuman-Stoler. Follow him on Twitter @bsto.
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The Fire return to Toyota Park to take on the Columbus Crew Saturday (LIVE 7:30pm CT on MLSsoccer.com) with no points to show after an encouraging performance last weekend against the Dynamo. But for a few mistakes, the result could have been a lot better for the Fire, but the team is certainly improving.
Columbus come to Chicago on a four-game unbeaten streak and have picked up two wins on their travels this season. Here are a few things to look out for from a tactical perspective.
Getting the ball wide – creating 1v1 situations with the Columbus outside backs
Looking at the Columbus defense, Chad Marshall has been a rock for 10 years in the middle and the addition of the Brazilian Glauber means the Crew has one of the strongest center back pairings in the league.
On the outside however, there are some weaknesses, particularly on the left. Against Montreal last week, the Crew stuffed the middle of the field when the Impact had the ball in an attempt to prevent Felipe from creating. This meant there was a lot of space on the wings and when the Impact actually got the ball to the outside, they created chances.
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If the Fire are going to try and single out Tyson Wahl and try and get in 1v1 situations with him, Patrick Nyarko might be the best player for the Fire to deploy on the right hand side. Bringing in Nyarko would mean either dropping or shifting Daniel Paladini, the Fire's standout player so far this season.
Another issue to deal with on the left hand side for the Crew is the presence of Eddie Gaven. Though Gaven has left his left back Wahl exposed on more than a few occasions this season, his attacking play makes up for it.
In any case, I expect to see a lot of activity on that side of the field and those battles should be fascinating to watch.
Dominic Oduro – not letting the former Fire player get in behind
The Fire traded Dominic Oduro to the Crew in the offseason for Dilly Duka and the Ghanaian has notched three goals for his new club this season. The Fire defenders will know all about the pace of their old teammate and the runs he tends to make, but they still need to be very cautious and the back line must work as a unit.
The danger of playing a high line against Oduro is that he can make runs in behind, whereas if the defense drops too deep, it allows the Crew to pile on the pressure and keep the Fire pinned back in their own half. Another, less reported danger from Oduro's runs in behind is the second ball opportunities they create.
When balls are being played through to Dom, oftentimes defenders are stretching to cut them out, or just turning and blindly kicking the ball away, resulting in second ball opportunities. Columbus are very good at getting men forward to pick up on these second balls, with players like Higuain and Viana looking to do so whenever possible.
This tactic worked well for Columbus against the Impact last week. The emphasis will be on the Fire midfielders to track their runners and not allow Columbus to create chances from the second balls on Saturday night.
Defending set pieces – beating a dead horse but a noteworthy point
Watching the Crew's last few matches reminded me again of how good Federico Higuain's deliveries from dead balls are. His corners and free kicks, from any distance, cause havoc in the box.
Against Houston last week, the winning goal came off a badly defended set piece all around for the Fire. Brad Davis was allowed to put the ball in under no pressure after playing the free kick short and then the Fire's back line and goalkeeper all froze, allowing the ball to bounce straight into the net.
It's difficult to blame one person for the goal, but it was a very soft one to give up. That being said, I would like to see goalkeeper Sean Johnson start to come and claim more corners and crosses, especially with his size, but doing that brings about the risk of not getting to the ball and allowing easy goals to be scored.
In any case, allowing free headers against Columbus is unacceptable and picking up a clean sheet for only the second time this season would be welcomed by fans and technical staff alike.
Prediction: 2-0 Fire with goals from Chris Rolfe and Joel Lindpere.
Stephen Piggott is a contributor to Chicago-Fire.com. Follow him on Twitter @irish_steve.
It's Tues... no it's actually Wednesday, but we still feel the need to entertain you with our awesome GIFs.
So instead of GIFTuesday, it's GIFWednesday's featured GIF, Chris Rolfe's 49th Fire goal across all competitions. As you can see below... it was quite a shot.
We got some great news today that Saturday's match vs. Columbus will be carried LIVE and for FREE on MLSsoccer.com as the el Jimador Tequila MLS Stream of the Week.
A few notes in order to watch on Saturday...
* The stream is available only at MLSsoccer.com and fans must use a device with Adobe Flash player.
* The stream is available to fans inside the U.S., Canada, and Mexico
* An MLS Network account is required. Register at MLSsoccer.com or at the top left of Chicago-Fire.com
Saturday's game will be carried on television in Chicago with a carrier announcement to come on Thursday.


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Jays' Battle With Salukis, Final Hurdle to MVC Championship
OMAHA, Neb. - The Creighton women's basketball team is just one win away from claiming at least a share of its first MVC regular-season title since 2002-03. Saturday the Jays host SIU at 2:05 p.m.
Following Saturday's game the Jays will honor seniors Ally Jensen and Jasmin Corbin.
3/9: Southern Illinois (4-24, 1-16) at Creighton (22-6, 14-3)
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Brad Burwell (Play-by-Play) & Rob Simms (Color Analyst)
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Twitter: @GoCreighton, @CreightonWBB
Live Stats Information:
All of Creighton's games this season will have free live stats. Visit www.gocreighton.com and click on the Live Stats tab near the top of the page on the left for the link to the exact URL.
Creighton vs. Southern Illinois:
The Bluejays lead the all-time series with the Salukis, 31-15. Creighton has won the last 10
meetings and are 15-7 against SIU in Omaha.
Last Time vs. Southern Illinois: W, 81-60 @ Southern Illinois (1-3-13)
Four Jays posted double figures to lead the Creighton women's basketball team to an 81-60 victory over Southern Illinois on Thursday, Jan. 3
Trailing 19-17 midway through the opening period, the Bluejays got going from beyond the arc to bolt out on a 9-0 run in under a minute. Junior Jordan Garrison gave Creighton a 20-19 lead with 7:22 on the clock to start the run, then junior Sarah Nelson converting a running layup into a traditional three-point play. Freshman Marissa Janning capped the run with a trifecta from the right wing to give the Jays a 26-19 edge with 6:24 remaining.
The Jays pulled away in the second half as Nelson led all scorers with 18 points, while Janning
finished with 14, Garrison had 12 and Kamphaus tossed in 10. Rishonda Napier came off the bench to lead Southern Illinois with 16 points.
About Southern Illinois
• Located in Carbondale, Ill., Southern Illinois has an enrollment of 19,817.
• The Salukis finished 2011-12 with a 8-22 record and a 4-14 mark in the Valley. SIU returned six letterwinners from last season, including starter Cartaesha Macklin.
• The Salukis were picked to finish eighth in the MVC preseason poll.
Last 10 Meetings with Southern Illinois:
2/14/08 W 62-59 in Omaha
1/15/09 W 55-43 in Carbondale
2/14/09 W 66-53 in Omaha
1/16/10 W 84-62 in Carbondale
2/11/10 W 63-41 in Omaha
1/8/11 W 68-51 in Carbondale
2/3/11 W 62-43 in Omaha
1/14/12 W 66-59 in Omaha
2/11/12 W 80-64 in Carbondale
1/3/13 W 81-60 in Carbondale
Scouting the Salukis (4-24, 1-16 MVC)
It has been a rough season for the Salukis, head coach Missy Tiber resigned in late January following a 90-48 loss on Jan. 22. Since then Southern Illinois has gone 0-12. Overall SIU is in the midst of a 15 game losing streak. The Saluki last win came over Drake on Jan. 5, 77-70.
Sophomore Cartaesha Macklin has been a bright spot for the Salukis, averaging 14.9 points per game and leading the team with 118 assists. Freshmen Rishonda Napier and Dyana Pierre have also showed flashes in the starting lineup this season. Napier led Southern Illinois with 16 points against the Jays earlier this season, while Pierre is averaging 10.7 rebounds per game over the past seven contests.
Keys to the Game w/Southern Illinois:
Getting out to an early start. The emotion of senior day, the chance to win the regular season title and the Salukis recent struggles all make a quick start for Creighton vital. The Jays have struggled in the first half against Drake and Evansville and do not want to give SIU life.
Shot Selection: Creighton launched a MVC record 44 three-pointers against Evansville on Thursday night. While the three point shot is a large portion of the Jays' offense, expect that number to go down against SIU.
Flanery against the Salukis
Coach Flanery has faced Southern Illinois 22 times as a head coach, holding a 16-6 mark against the Salukis. Flanery is 8-2 versus the Southern Illinois in Omaha.
MVC Championship
Creighton will earn at least a share of the MVC regular-season championship with a victory over Southern Illinois on Saturday. It would be the Jays first title since sharing the crown with Indiana State in 2002-03.
MVC Tournament Seeding
Entering the final day of action, only a few seeds are set for the MVC Tournament (March 14-17).
No. 1 & 2 seeds: Creighton/Wichita State
No. 3 seed: Illinois State
No. 4 seed: Northern Iowa
No. 5 & 6 seeds: Indiana State/Bradley
No. 7, 8 & 9 seeds: Missouri State/Bradley/Drake
No. 10 seed: Southern Illinois
MVC Schedule for March 9:
Indiana State at Bradley * 2:00 p.m.
Illinois State at UNI * 2:00 p.m.
Wichita State at Missouri State * 2:05 p.m.
Southern Illinois at Creighton * 2:05 p.m.
Evansville at Drake * 2:05 p.m.
No. 1 Seed
If Wichita State and Creighton both win on Saturday, the Shockers will earn the top seed based on the Missouri Valley Conference's second tiebreaker (a point system). Wichita State holds the tiebreaker due to a win at Indiana State. That win carries more points than the Jays win at home over Bradley. Wichita State lost at home to Bradley and Creighton fell at Indiana State.
Helping Hands
With 104 and 102 assists respectively, juniors Carli Tritz and Sarah Nelson are the first Bluejay duo to reach 100 assists in the same season since Becky Flynn and Tracy Landuyt did it in 1993-94.
Helping Hands - Part Two
Nelson became the first Creighton post player (forward or center) to top 100 assists in a season, since Becky Flynn had 153 in 1993-94.
Jays Set New MVC Record for 3FGs Attempted
With 44 three-pointers in the their 74-69 win over Evansville on Thursday, March 7 the Jays set a new MVC record for treys in one game. The previous record, 41, was shared by Creighton and Illinois State. The Jays took 41 treys at UC Davis on Nov. 27, 2009.
Chasing History
With a victory over Southern Illinois, head coach Jim Flanery will post his first perfect home MVC record since 2002-03. It would also put Flanery on pace to surpass his career-high for wins in a season (24 in 2002-03 & 2003-04). The Creighton record for victories in one year (28) was set in 1991-92.
Five-Time, Five-Time
For the second time in 2012-13 the Jays have five players reach double figures in the win over Evansville (March 7). Juniors Sarah Nelson (20), McKenzie Fujan (13) and Carli Tritz (10) were joined by senior Ally Jensen (11) and freshman Marissa Janning (12). The Jays also had five in double figures in their 83-65 win over Bradley on Feb. 23. In that contest Nelson (18), A. Jensen (15) and Janning (10) were joined by juniors Alyssa Kamphaus (17) and Jordan Garrison (10). Prior to this season the last time five Jays posted 10 or more in one game was on Dec. 20, 2010 (Kelsey Woodard 19, Sam Schuett 16, Ally Jensen 14, Sarah Nelson 12 & Kellie Nelson 12).
Nelson Nabs 600th Rebound, 100th Steal
Junior Sarah Nelson reached two milestones in the Bluejays win on March 7, grabbing her 600th career rebound and her 100th steal. With 971 points, the Omaha native is on pace to become just the 12th Jay to record 1,000 and 600 rebounds.
Three-Ball on the Way, BANG!
With 267 three-pointers in 28 games (9.5 per game) the Bluejays are the NCAA Division I leader in three-pointers made per game. Creighton also eclipsed the current program record of 260
(2003-04) trifectas. That team played 33 contests, averaging 7.88 treys per game.


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We've all heard about the tactic of using children as human shields, as practiced by Saddam Hussein, the Taliban and others. The idea is that you place civilians — preferably women and children — at military targets to reduce the chances that your enemy will attack and so that, if he does, he'll look like a heartless miscreant who targets the least among us. Morally, it's the least of tactics.
Yet while we Westerners have made the practice illegal under the Geneva Convention, it's not unknown in the United States — in our political battles. In the 1990s especially, it became common to claim that all and sundry must support a given statist policy "for the children." As an example, when Republican-backed welfare reform was instituted, Ted Kennedy called it "legislative child abuse." And when President G.W. Bush threatened to veto an expansion of the State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) in 2007, Democrats brought children to a press conference on the matter and later had a 12-year-old SCHIP recipient read a heartstring-tugging Democrat radio address about the program.
The latest use of this tactic was by Texas Governor Rick Perry in the Florida Republican debate when he invoked the welfare of the children to justify his granting in-state tuition benefits to illegal aliens.
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At the end of April 2013, Junctionview Studios will be closing its doors to make way for development in the area. We invite you to participate in our last big party, Agora X. We hope to meet the end with a bang and hope that you will join us....
Preview Event
Friday, April 12, 2013
889 Willliams Ave
Grandview Heights OH, 43212
This year's Preview party will be held on April 12th, from 6pm-10pm at Junctionview Studios
Attend for an early chance to see the artwork and visit the studios. Food and drinks will be available for guests that attend.
Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door. Tickets can be purchased here: http://agoracolumbus.com/tickets.html
Host Committee
Mike Brown - Experience Columbus
Erin Corrigan - Capitol Square Rotary
Joel Diaz - AIDS Resource Center
Tim Fulton - Wexner Center for the Arts
Jami Goldstein - Greater Columbus Arts Council
Esther Hall - Ohio Art League
Alexis Perrone - Independents' Day
Jeff Smith - Wonderland Columbus
Wolf Starr - Small Business Beanstalk
Jim Sweeney - Franklinton Arts District
|Chris Duggan
"Artists such as Chris, continue to put effort into making it happen. Constantly involving themselves in music-making in whatever way possible. Even if it means doing a little bit of everything, most artists understand that that is truly what it takes."
-TOMI Magazine
|Matt Montaw
Monta is a staple of the Columbus Roots-Rock scene, pulling duty in three ensembles of note (The Smoking Guns, The Hot Coal Band and Righteous Buck & the Skull Scorchers) plus running the esteemed twice-monthly Honky Tonk Happy Hour at The Shrunken Head for three years strong. He's so dedicated to music that he recently quit his day job to focus on twang full-time.
Despite Monta's many associates, his new album is a stripped-down affair, mostly the man and his guitar plus a few harmonica flourishes.
DJ Orson bEaTz
Main Event
Saturday, April 13, 2013
noon - midnight
$5 entry fee
At the end of April 2013, Junctionview Studios will be closing its doors to make way for development in the area. We invite you to participate in our last big party, Agora X. We hope to meet the end with a bang and hope that you will join us....
Visting Artists
Agora guests have the opportunity to view and purchase works of art from a unique group of 150 visiting artists and 44 open studios. Visiting artists' works selected from online submissions will adorn the halls of the 22,000 sq. ft. warehouse. The resident artists of the space open their workspaces to people wanting to experience their individual unique working environments.
Most work is available for sale. Over $1000 in awards are given out to artists. Awards are determined by judges and audience ballot.
This year's artists include:
|Peggy Mintun
Tom Kelly
W.E. Arnold
Meena Meena Maynard
Amy Leibrand
Katie Kikta
Meagan AlwoodKarcic
Becca Anderson
Michael Bush
Tyler Joswick
rick borgia
Tara Potts
Rachael Barbash
Troy Stith
david gentilini
Patrick Cantwell
Dawn Scranton
Dawn Scranton
Adam Kiger
Jordan McCann
Julie Macala
Rachel November Rowen
Eric Owens
mark bobulski
Glenn Tompkinds
Christopher Morgan
Rosanne Rosenberger
Derrick Hickman
Phil Borkow
Christopher Henderson
Ali Massinople
Molly Parker Smith
|MaCarlDana Wrubleski
Kate Menke
Kimberly Mullett
Brenda Kirk Brenda Kirk
Adam Kiger
Lea Grayeen Maur
Brandon Reichard
Carolyn Slebodniknia Pothorski
Laine Bachman
Jeremiah Stilson
Steven Murphy
Eszter Catalano
Jason Benning
Aaron Thompson
Mitchell Lippencott
Nick Stull
Jeff Harber
Gabbi Saraney
Meagan Navarre
Donna Estep
Adrianne DeVille
Leah Kranstuber
Andrea Whalen
Amy Neiwirth
Daric Gill
Shaina Skeen
Michael Lauletta
Nikolaos Hulme
Christopher Burk
Kyle Franklin
Jeff Regensburger
Joe Karlovec
kimberly Promenschenkel
|rob jones
Ezra Jones
Kent Grosswiler
adam crum
Stephanie RondBW Nibert
Benjamin Lamb
Steve Penland
John Mallett
kiko jen
Karla Ross
Lauren Carter
Kaycee Moore
Justin Gray
Elizabeth Klecker
moxy martinez
kate sweeney
Cori Crumrine
Matt Wolcott
Megan Delphia Alexander
chris tennant
Michael Plummer
Nicholas Dayringer
Bradley Brunstetter
Mary Barczak
Aina Turiaga
amber blue
David Ryan
rich karsmizki
Underdog Portraits
Cassie Shawver
Hillary Buskirk
Kellie Gedert
Erin Betsko
Open Studios:
Junctionview Studios has been a working home to over 60 artists in 44 spaces. Come see each individual creative space for one last time. Artists currently working at Junctionview Studios are:
Zen Genius
|Stefanie Parkinson
Amy Atwell
Jamie Sommer
Rhonda Tucker
Michael Ambron
Christine D'Epiro
Devon Palmer
David Charlowe
Tom Delach
Dorn Byg
Alissa Head
Catherine Bell Smith
Al Mazzarella
Mike Weisel
Sarah Jones
Becca Lynn
|Claire Smith
Emily Herbeck
Leah Wong
Wendy Yeager
Mara Marcom
Laura Alexander
Adam Brouillette
Esther Hall
Megan Green
Stinkybomb Soap
Rob Green
Winnie Sidharta
Larry Doyle
Andrew Ina
Lisa Steward
Jay Moffett
Kat Moya
For the last time, some of Columbus' best performers will converge on the back parking lot of Junctionview Studios. Below is a list of performers that will take the stage at the main event:
|noon - Fields and Planes
With influences like Andrew Bird, Elliot Smith and Bright Eyes, it's hard to go wrong with some catchy Indie pop. Complete with male/female vocals, humming along isn't required, but you'll probably want to.
|1pm - Ride to Ruin
Starting off Agora with Ride to Ruin is like starting the school day with the Pledge of Allegiance. Except with more guitar riffs and less annoying teachers. The boys will be holding an air bass contest during their set, so come on out and give it shot. You might just become Ride to Ruin's Official Air Bassist!
|2pm - Skashank Redemption
The Skashank Redemption is a 7-piece ska band located in Columbus, Ohio. They have began to carve a niche in the local music scene that has attracted ska kids, punkers, metal heads, frat guys, and hipsters alike. The idea is simple- they play music that's fun, addicting, and easy to dance to.
3pm - Maza BlaskaWOUB music has this to say about Maza Blaska:
"To use a food analogy, Maza Blaska sounds like a musical casserole. The individual elements vary, you may not be able to identify some ingredients, and the whole thing is cooked up together. The end result is appealingly straightforward, yet complex; unique, yet immediately familiar."
|4pm - Buckles and Boots
This husband and wife duo craft beautiful country and folk tunes around her songbird-like voice and his skills with just about any instrument that needs picked or plucked.
|5pm - Pharoahs
Pharoahs bring a unique blend of dance-worthy rhythms and noisy guitars and keyboards to the Agora stage. Citing Dinosaur Jr. as an influence, J. Mascis would be proud.
|6pm - Flotation Walls
The Flotation Walls say this about themselves: "Flotation Walls is an experimental pop group. We are always evolving and interested in creating new musical hybrids or new styles altogether." Their shows are one of a kind and this one you won't want to miss.
|7pm - EYE
Their bio reads "The edge of space." After hearing the swirling guitars and inventive rhythms, you won't disagree. Surely a force to be reckoned with in the Columbus music scene.
|8pm - Earwig
Donewaiting has this to say about Earwig "... a Columbus institution. Always on target, always a lot of fun..." and "...a hearty meat-and-potatoes midwest indie rock sound..." The band has been a constant in Columbus since their debut in 1992. Can't we all agree to rock out to some Earwig?
|9pm - Bicentennial Bear
From the Other Paper "...It goes without saying that Columbus lost a fine band when the members of Miranda Sound called it a day. Fortunately, the story didn't end there.
Billy Peake and Sean Sefcik went on to form Bicentennial Bear...which is equal parts Guided by Voices arena rock and Pretty Mighty Mighty pop. Pleasantly, it also brings to mind the idea of Cheap Trick playing at Obama's inauguration."
|10pm - DJ Moxy
"Her name is a promise. Her music is a testimony to her name. This emerging electronic music producer, remixer, and spin artist is the very definition of nervy know how. Moxie is Moxy's life agenda."
Outdoor Vendors:
Each year at Agora, we take some of the offerings and fill up our parking lot. This year will be no different with stages, vendors, and food. . As always, drinks will be available. A full list of performances and activities will be posted soon.
|Mute and Gold
|Gabs and Reese
One of a kind handmade and re-purposed vintage jewelry, clothing and accessories.
|Modern Dye Factory
Darkstar Threadz
Beautiful Handmade Colorful Clothing, Accessories & Other Things!
|Draigle Trading Co.
Food Vendors:
Once again there will be something delicious at Agora.
|Short North Bagel
Short North Bagel Deli is a mobile food cart serving steamed deli sandwiches on bagels. It was started in the summer of 2011 by a local entrepreneur who did not have the start up funds necessary to open his own restaurant location in the Short North. Since the opening of the cart, Short North Bagel Deli has contracted with a local cafeteria management company and has opened an indoor location inside an office building. Short North Bagel Deli operates under one mantra, Living The Steam one day at a time. To learn more about them please visit their website at
Paddy Wagon is on patrol. You love burgers, they love burgers. This is the place to find them. Agora welcomes back a fan favorite. Come and get 'em.
Sweet Carrot
|Pattycake Bakery
Filled with a love of desserts, quality ingredients, and the community, Pattycake delivers some of the best baked goods around. Serving up classic recipes to allergy-friendly treats, you can't go wrong with any of their delicious creations.
A coffee roaster right out of Clintonville, Thunderkiss roasts small batches of 5lbs or less to showcase the optimal flavors of each batch. Making appearances at restaurants all across Columbus, this coffee is something you have to experience.
Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams
We all know the incredible, hand-made ice cream flavors that Jeni's Spendid Ice Cream has introduced to the city of Columbus, and now to stores across the country. Grab your favorite flavor or discover a new favorite with their ever-changing seasonal flavors.
Resident video artist Andrew Ina has once again collected a reel of cinematic wonders for your viewing pleasure. Come find these fine folks in the Agora Cinema:
Aidan 5
Corey Aumiller
Alex Chartonas
Dimitra Gnk
Tyler Joswick
Andrew Ina
Carleen MaurJames McGee-Moore
Matt Meindl
Mike Ohh
Brandon Reichard
Briden Schueren
Matt Swift
Nikki Swift
Fashion Show:
The Alternative Fashion Mob (AFM) will be holding a static fashion show. The group's mission is to break down the barriers between the public and the fashion industry. Contrary to what we are lead to believe, fashion is wholly accessible to the masses regardless of shape, size, economic status or age. Join
AFM from (TIME) to view the creations of local designers and to learn more about the Inaugural Alternative Fashion Week to be held from June 1-June 8, 2013. This week of fashion-oriented activities will include DIY workshops, interactive activities, art classes, a trunk show, and a finale show featuring the designs of ten local designers.
Laura Sanders, Sumukh Torgalkar and Justin Golak are funny people. They are here today representing the best of 15 and Killin' It, a local comedy show that encourages the generation of new material. Join them today at 5pm for a good time!


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Kiran Parthasarathy
Clinical Assistant Professor
Kiran Parthasarathy holds her Doctorate from the University of Houston. Prior to entering academia, she has industry experience in Credit Risk and has been a Manager of Financial Derivatives in a Multinational Bank.
Research Interests
- Financial Markets
- Debt Markets
- Accounting Conservatism
- Corporate Governance
- Financial Risk Management
Areas of Expertise
- Outstanding Teacher Award, 2014, Department of Accountancy and Taxation, C.T. Bauer College of Business, University of Houston.
- Financial Accounting Coordinator, C.T.Bauer College of Business, University of Houston.
- Parthasarathy Kiran,"The Impact of Levels Versus Change in Earnings in the Estimation of Conditional Conservatism and the Earnings-Returns Anomaly", 2013, Advances in Quantitative Analysis of Finance and Accounting (AQAFA),Volume 11, pp. 29-53.
Working Papers
- Newberry Kaye and Parthasarathy Kiran, "The Impact of Financial Restatements on Debt Markets."
- Parthasarathy Kiran, "The Joint Effects of Monitoring and Incentive Alignment on Accounting Conservatism."
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The 14th-century Jewish quarter of Fès has currently 160,000 inhabitants living among 9,500 streets. Several sites of Jewish heritage lie here and are well worth a look. Because of the maze of streets, it is wise to explore the mellah with an official guide.Address: The Mellah
This is one of the oldest cemeteries in Morocco. You can see a sea of white tombs and it is easy to spot which are the tombs of rabbis.Address: Jewish Cemetary & Habarim SynagogueMore info: Southwest corner of the Mellah.
Ibn Danan is an intimate synagogue with an interesting ritual bath in the basement. There are no set hours, but if it is not open the gatekeeper will let you in.Address: MellahMore info: Southwest corner of the Mellah, through the Habarim Synagogue.
Dar El-Makhzen is an impressive sight, the opulent bronze doors to the Palace stand 80 feet high. Unfortunately, the palace is not open to the public, but it is worth just to view the structure from the outside.Address: Place des Alaouites
Situated in a century old Spanish-Moorish palace, the Dar Batha museum possesses a unique collection of traditional Moroccan arts and crafts. See crafts made out of wood, iron, plaster and other material.Address: Place du BathaPhone: +212 55 634 116
Belghazi is a private museum housed in a 17th-century palace, whose collection nearly rivals that of the Dar Batha Museum. Many of the items on display are actually for sale, if your pockets are deep enough!Address: BouknadelPhone: +212 37 822 178Website: http://www.museumbelghazi.comMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
There are many hammams, Arabic spa, throughout Medina. This one is conveniently located and tourist friendly, so foreigners will feel comfortable. Please note that men and women are allowed in at different times.Address: Talaa SghiraMore info: At the top of Talaa Seghira, in the heart of old Fez.
The famous tanneries produce some of the finest leather in the world, using century old practices. Find out more about the interesting procedure by visiting the sight.Address: Place as-Seffarine
The Merenid are ruins of ancient tombs and a 16th-century fortress, these are worth visiting mainly for the dramatic and breathtaking views over Fès.Address: Borj NordMore info: Top of Borj Nord
Nejjarine Museum is located in a lovely, old, well preserved building. The museum shows the importance of art craft in Moroccan history and provides you with an understanding of the history of the country.Address: Pl. NejjarinePhone: +212 55 740 580Website: http://www.nejjarine.co.ma
Bou Inania Medersa is a religious, educational building located in Talaa Kebira. The building itself is a real artwork and well worth a visit. Ask for a guide in order to get a better understanding of the medersa and its history.Address: Talaa Kebira
This medersa might not be as big as some other but it is stunning. The different tiles, shifts in lovely colours and the overall architecture design makes this a place worth visiting.Address: Boutouil Kairaouine
If you feel like you need a break from the bustling energy of Fes then this little sanctuary is a perfect get away. The gardens are beautiful with French influence and waterfall.Address: Avenue Moulay Hassan
Fes have many beautiful buildings and Karaouine Mosque is defiantly one of them. The University of Al-Karaouine is located in the mosque, and as the mosque was established in 859, the university is the oldest existing educational institute.Address: Fes el-Bali
At one point or another you will pass through Bab Bou Jeloud - The Blue Gates. It is recommended to get a guide to show you around and explain the history of the gates. In this area you will find many restaurants to go to for lunch or just grab a cooling drink.Address: Fes el-Bali
La Maison Bleue is a sumptuous restaurant housed in the riad of the same name. An open air courtyard is the perfect setting for an aperitif. Exquisite cuisine, which varies from traditional to contemporary Moroccan fare. This is widely regarded as one of Fès finest restaurants.Address: Place Batha, 2Phone: +212 535 63 60 52Website: http://www.maisonbleue.comMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
Palais Tijani has outstanding traditional Moroccan cuisine that melts in your mouth. One of the restaurants in Fès where wine is not served, but management will not object if you discreetly bring your own.Address: Derb ben Chekroune, 51 - 53Phone: +212 035 741 128
Restaurant Laanibra is a restored 14th-century palace serving as the backdrop for this opulent restaurant. They have excellent food and a great choice if you do not eat meat as they have many options for vegetarians.Address: 61 Ain LkhailPhone: +212 035 741 009
Le Kasbah is a friendly three-story restaurant. It has a rooftop patio with spectacular views of the medina. Enjoy the view a long with delicious food.Address: Bab BoujloudPhone: +212 35 741 533
Chez Vittorio is a cosy restaurant serving classical rustic Italian cuisine. It provides a welcome change from tagines. If you eat here the pizzas are to recommend.Address: 21 Rue Brahim RoudaniPhone: +212 535 624 730More info: firstname.lastname@example.com
This restaurant is located a hotel. They serve excellent Moroccan cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The Moroccan salads are lovely here; great service and they serve both beer and wine.Address: 54 Ben Mohamed AlaouiPhone: +212 5 35 764 563Website: http://www.riadandalib.ma
L'Amandier is another restaurant located in a hotel. It has an amazing view over Medina and on the menu traditional Moroccan cuisine is offered. Both the staff and the atmosphere make this an excellent place for a lovely evening dinner.Address: Bab ZiatPhone: +212 53 563 5356Website: http://www.palaisfaraj.com
Restaurant Numero 7 has a simple philosophy with food: finding the best local ingredients from the market and serve pan-Mediterranean Moroccan cuisine. If this philosophy sounds interesting you will find this modern restaurant on 7 Zkak Rouah.Address: 7 Zkak RouahPhone: +212 67 944 2522Website: http://www.restaurantnumero7.com
Dar Roumana has a lovely atmosphere to it, luxurious rooms and beautiful décor. The goat cheese here is great, followed by a perfectly cooked fillet and ending with a sweet crème brûlée, making this a perfect dinner.Address: 30 Derb el-AmerPhone: +212 535 741 637Website: http://www.darroumana.com
Palais Amani offers a mix of African, French, Mediterranean and Contemporary cuisine. Not only is the menu great but you can come here for breakfast, lunch and dinner as well.Address: 12 derb el MiterPhone: +212 53 563 3209Website: http://www.palaisamani.com
Restaurant Pizzeria L'Italien is a nice little break from the Moroccan cuisine. The design, setting and overall atmosphere of the restaurant is warm and welcoming making it a sweet little dinner place.Address: Avenue Omar Ibn KhattabPhone: +212 53 594 3384
MB is a hip restaurant with outstanding food and delicious martinis. Upstairs you are allowed to smoke and can relax the whole evening with a nice glass of wine.Address: Rue Ahmed Chaouki, 12Phone: +212 535 622 727Website: http://www.fesrestaurant.com
Restaurant Sekaya might not be easy to find, but when you do it is worth the search. Not only have you worked up an appetite but you arrive to an amazing view and lovely Moroccan food.Address: Zekake lehjar, 87Phone: +212 6 6446 6408
Elixir will invite you one of the best meals you will have in Fes. As it is a popular Moroccan restaurant, it is recommended that you book your table in time in this lovely court yard.Address: Derb el Kateb, 3Phone: +212 535 637 583
No matter how much one loves Moroccan, French or Arabic cuisine you can still get cravings for a sandwich. If and when you do, this is the place to go to. There is a seating area in the restaurant.Address: Talaa Seghira, 3
Café Safae is a more traditional café serving excellent coffee. But if you crave pastries, you can easily purchase them a few doors away.Address: Talaa SeghiraPhone: +212 55 235 285
Pâtisserie Kortouba is a sumptuous display of sweet treats to tempt a variety of palates. They offer both French and Moroccan sweets.Address: Derb Boutouil
Fresh juices are a staple of Moroccan daily life and when in Fès, make sure not to miss it – particularly tasty at this café.Address: Off Boulevard Mohammed VPhone: +212 55 653 003
Café Pâtisserie New Peacock is a newly redesigned café. It is stylish, relaxed and airy with numerous tempting sweets.Address: 29 Avenue Mohammed es-SlaouiPhone: +212 55 911 87
Cafe Clock offers food for any time during the day. Come here and try their camel burger and finish with a delicious dessert.Address: 7 Derb MaganaPhone: +212 35 637 855
Pub Cala Iris is a 2 floor English style pub in the ville nouvelle. The bar upstairs is more upscale and slightly more expensive.Address: 26 Avenue Hassan IIPhone: +212 535 741 077
Hôtel Les Mérinides is a sophisticated option with a chic clientele. Here you will find the best view that goes a long with your delicious cocktail.Address: Route de Tour de FèsPhone: +212 535 645 226Website: http://www.lesmerinides.com
Hôtel Menzeh Zalagh has an upscale, trendy bar popular with the fashionable youths of Fès. Sit back and relax in their cosy bar.Address: 10 Rue Mohammed DiouriPhone: +212 535 625 531Website: http://www.zalagh-palace.ma
Hotel Sofitel has a luxurious bar with creative cocktails and sumptuous appetizers. Stunning views of the medina from the outdoor patio.Address: Bab GuissaPhone: +212 535 634 331Website: http://www.sofitel.com
Hôtel Sofia is a hotel with an English pub and a busy dance club for several night-time options. Come, have a look and enjoy a drink.Address: 3 Rue Arabi SaouditePhone: +212 29 530 110Website: http://www.sofitel.com
Le Tresor Berbere is a beautiful shop filled with traditional Berber jewellery, housewares and handicrafts. Here it is easy to find many things to take home.Address: 66 Bis, Zkak LahjarPhone: +212 535 740 153
The Association des Femmes de Fès is a particularly impressive store full of beautiful handmade table cloths, pillow coverings and bedspreads. It is owned and run by women, which is unusual in Morocco. The association employs and donates money to underprivileged and abused women.Address: Derb El Miter, 18
Nour Driss is close to the henna souk, specializing in perfumed oils, spices and traditional skin care products. Darlbn Khaldoun is one of Fès best carpet showrooms, where you can also watch the artisans at work. You can specify the size and design of a rug for a made to order purchase.Address: 15 Moulay Driss
Ensemble Artisanal is an exceptional place for traditional ceramics and pottery where you can see the craftspeople design and make the pieces. This is definitely worth a visit.Address: Avenue Allah ben AbdullahPhone: +212 535 622 704
This market offers many things from small little shops around. Stroll around and find unique little treats, do not forget to bargain!Address: Talaa Kebira The MedinaOpening hours: 9 am-12 am & 3 pm-8 pm, closed Fri after 12 pm
Fès-Saïss airport is located 15 km south of the city center and is modern and easy to navigate. Taxis are inexpensive and are the best way to get to and from the airport to the city center.Address: BP A11Phone: +212 35 624 800Website: http://www.onda.maMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com