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BroomeTown B&B has celebrated 8 years in business this year, as usual it has been a busy year with many guests from all over the world staying with us and sharing their travel stories, one thing I have discovered is that travel makes everyone a storyteller and we love hearing all about your adventures and especially grateful when guests share their experience online with Trip Advisor. Our rating is currently 5 stars and we've had 73 amazing reviews; below is a snippet of what others are saying about their stay at BroomeTown B&B.
'It is tropical, private and quiet'
'Thoroughly enjoyed lying by the pool and the relaxed atmosphere'
'We had a delight-full interlude, in a relaxing, peace-full, tastefully-created environment'
'Central location and so handy within walking distance to most things'
'The rooms are lovely and stylish, the breakfasts excellent'
'Broome Town B&B is good value'
'The rooms are spotless, very nice furniture and the bathroom gave us a 5* spa resort feeling'
'We stayed here after a Kimberley tour. The hosts were very welcoming and friendly'
'The WiFi was free and fast'
'Perfect for those who are not seeking a large resort'
It is the biggest compliment to read a great review, our job is made so much easier hosting happy guests and sharing our little piece of paradise makes us happy too.
With the wet-season approaching now is the time for us to unwind and have a few days off. We typically enjoy the steamy build up and afternoon storms, the rain stirs up the frogs, beautiful big fat green frogs. The chorus is unbelievably loud some nights and daylight brings evidence, in the way of tadpole eggs in the pool and ponds, that we definitely have a healthy frog population at BroomeTown. The glorious sunsets are a photographer's dream and the waft of ripe mangoes seems to follow you everywhere you go. Frangipani and Poinciana trees are in beautiful bloom throughout Chinatown in perfect timing for Christmas.If you have ever visited Broome in the dry season (April-October) consider revisiting in the wet at staying at our luxurious bed & breakfast, you will be pleasantly surprised!
Wet Season Rates 2013/2014- BroomeTown B&B Accommodation
1st November - 31stMarch $150/night - a light continental breakfast is included
If you're looking for a local experience; a beautiful tropical inspired home with Broome-style architecture, all the tips on where to eat and what to do and first class hospitality you can't go past BroomeTown B&B.
Check availability & rate now on our BroomeTown B&B Accommodation page.
BroomeTown News
The Kimberley has recently received some amazing exposure with Lonely Planet awarding the Kimberley as one of the, top 10 travel regions for 2014. This is no surprise to anyone who has visited this region. And recently Trip Advisor's Travellers Choice named Broome as a top 10 destination on the rise. Our bookings for next year certainly reflect a renewed interest in Broome and the Kimberley and we are looking forward to welcoming many visitors to BroomeTown B&B.
2014 will see us expand our micro business and open up a 4th guest room. 'Dampier' is a very private free standing room tastefully decorated and spacious in size. 'Dampier' is available to book from the 1st April. Richard will be picking up the tools once again and busily working on this project after Christmas, if you would like to watch the progress go to our Facebook page and 'like' us, photos will be updated regularly.
Christmas for our family in Broome is a low key but happy occasion, we typically spend the day in the kitchen or in the pool and love the fact that most of our friends are in walking distance so dropping in for a quick drink is stress free and doesn't involve traffic or a car!
However you choose to spend Christmas Day, we hope it is full of love and laughter and that 2014 brings you everything you wish for!
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Is there a way to be notified when a color comes back in stock?
Ads a punch of pattern to my living room when draped over a chair. love how soft it is! my girls always want to cuddle up with it....
50-inch x 60-inch Chevron Throw
ITEM#: 14230754This dynamic 50-inch x 60-inch chevron-printed microplush throw is super soft and cozy, while adding a warm touch to home decor.
- Construction: Microplush
- Design: Chevron
- Color options: Black, burnt orange, clear blue, lemon curry, oasis green, silver
- Materials: 100-percent polyester
- Care instructions: Machine washable
- Dimensions: 50 inches wide x 60 inches long
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love this blanket
Ads a punch of pattern to my living room when draped over a chair. love how soft it is! my girls always want to cuddle up with it.Read More
Lovely! I get compliments on this throw a lot.
The fabric is so soft and I love that the throw has two sides which can be displayed. I am happy with this purchase.Read More
Amazing Blanket!!!!
This blanket is amazingly soft and comfortable! Perfect size too, not too small but not too big. I highly recommend this blanket to anyone who is considering buying it! You won't be disappointed!Read More
Very soft, beautiful color but small.
Bought this for my daughter's room as a throw for her reading area. The colors are lovely and it's very soft but make sure you note the size. It's not very large but is a good size for a throw for a child.Read More
nice product but didn't work for our application
Need throws for a picnic type reception - this was too dressy to throw on the ground! Very, very soft. Would be lovely, as other reviewers have noted, thrown over a chair or bed and for cuddling under.Read More
Fun Throw
I purchased this blanket in the yellow color and really love it. It is very, very soft and extremely lightweight which I like. It feels like you don't have much on you but you still stay warm at the same time. The yellow color is more gold...it is very true to the picture and the back of the blanket is solid in color.Read More
Just "OK"
The throw was soft, but it looks a lot nicer in the picture than it does in person. I wouldn't go as far as calling it "cheap," but for the price you can find a better throw. The colors are also a little off. I ordered the yellow and the harbor gray. The yellow on was pretty close with the color you see but that harbor gray was definitely a blue. It's not even close to being gray. I returned them both. After returning them, I saw the exact same throw (same brand, color etc) at 3 other stores for $$.Read More
Was searching for the perfect yellow throw to go with my bedding and I was unsure about the chevron side. After putting it all together, the chevron looks much better than the solid side! It is super soft and VERY warm! Quality so far is great. My boyfriend even loves it! Bought this with a LivingSocial deal and I hope another one comes up so I can purchase for my living room!Read More
very soft GOLD throw
The color should be listed as gold. Very deep sunflower color. It is very soft which is its best quality. It had lots of loose threads which made it seem cheap. The style was good and looks nice on my guest room chair. As always received promptly with great Overstock service.Read More
Okay, color not as expected
I got this as a gift for my sister for Christmas. I was a little disappointed in the color of blue that it was. It does seem soft and good quality, just wish I would've gotten her a different color.Read More
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Hello samlu! This throw is beautiful! Unfortunately, if all colors aren't sold out, there isn't a way to be notified when it comes back in stock. I would recommend checking back periodically. I apologize for the inconvenience. Thanks for shopping with us.
Hi -- I recently ordered the harbor grey color and was disappointed to find the color so different than the picture. I however, love the throw and would like to try a different color, but wanted to make sure I asked about the colors first: 1) Do you know when the pewter throw will be back in stock? This would be my first choice. 2) What color is fungi? Does it have a maroon tent to it? Brown tent? 3) Is sea fog maroon? Or is it closer to pink? 4) Is the navy true dark navy blue on the actual throw? Thanks for the help!
Hi ashleed, unfortunately we are unable to tell if or when we will get more of the pewter in stock. We apologize for the inconvenience. The fungi option resembles a taupe color scheme almost resembling a dull maroon and or brown. The sea fog is more of a lavender. Finally the peacoat navy is more of a royal blue. Thanks for shopping with us.
Hi, The colors (for the most part) listed in the photo do not match the colors which you can select to purchase. For example, where is "Oasis Green"? What is "Dried Herb"? "Black" and "Lemon Curry" appear to be the only consistent names between the two. I am interested in the Oasis Green... how can I get that? Thank you
If you click the options button near the top right corner of the page, you can select Oasis Green from there.
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Justin Bieber may be Canadian, but he was the all-American boy at Sunday night's American Music Awards.
The pop singer dominated the awards show, winning three trophies, including artist of the year. His mom joined him onstage as he collected the award, beating out Rihanna, Maroon 5, Katy Perry and Drake.


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Rhinoplasty is used to repair a number of different problems and in various ways. the way we live just does not bode well for a soft fleshy protuberance on the face. It is easily elbowed playing basketball or hit playing baseball. It tends to be the first thing hit by stray Frisbees and angry fists. Growing up this leads to most people having some sort of irregularity by the time they reach adulthood. For men it is less of an issue because it seems sort of rugged in our society. But if a woman had a nose like Owen Wilson she would be discriminated against. Today even many men are more focused on having an excellent symmetry to their face. The pursuit of beauty for one's own sake is a great reason to have rhinoplasty. It can create an even, symmetrical and beautiful nose that will really look fantastic.
On the other hand there are many reasons not to have rhinoplasty done. The number one reason is for somebody else. A lot of people come into plastic surgery clinics saying that their boyfriend, girlfriend, mom, dad, sister, etc. says that it will "fix" them and that it is ugly or ruins their look. This is not only a hurtful thing for people that supposedly care to say, it is also a terrible reason to consider plastic surgery. When it comes to permanently altering one's face it only matters what the person whose face it is thinks. This saying applies to patients who come in saying they want a nose that looks like this, that or the other celebrity. In fact it is almost impossible to create somebody else's feature on another person. Especially when it comes to cosmetic surgery the way it works is by taking what exists and enhancing and improving it.
Considering rhinoplasty is fantastic when the desired result is a new and refreshed appearance. On the other hand it is ill advised for people looking to improve their looks for the satisfaction of other people. It is life changing and irreparable. It is always possible to have more surgery but it is never possible to undo a surgery.


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Alone in Four Walls (Allein in Veir Wanden)
The lives of juvenile felons in Russia is explored in this documentary from director Alexandra Westmeier. In Russia, lawbreakers can be tried and convicted as adults at the age of fifteen; younger offenders are given reduced sentences and sent to different institutions, and Westmeier and her camera crew visit one such juvenile detention facility designed for boys between the ages of ten and fourteen. While most are being held for crimes of theft (often food), some are serving time for charges as severe as murder, and the film presents a portrait of the youngsters who have fallen into lives of crime as well as how the state attempts to rehabilitate them. Alone In Four Walls received its American premiere at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival.~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
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A woman in a taxi holds a sign as Occupy Wall Street protesters pass... News PhotoAdult,Anniversary,Economy,Finance,Holding,Horizontal,Motion,New York City,Occupy Wall Street,Protestor,Sign,Taxi,USA,WomenPhotographer STAN HONDACollection: AFP 2012 AFPA woman in a taxi holds a sign as Occupy Wall Street protesters pass by September 17, 2012 on the one year anniversary of the movement in New York. Police in New York on Monday arrested at least a dozen demonstrators marking the one-year anniversary of the Occupy Wall Street movement, witnesses said. At least eight people were taken into custody when they tried to block an entrance to Wall Street, representatives of the National Lawyers Guild at the scene, told AFP. Others were arrested when they started moving from Zuccotti Park toward Wall Street as police on horseback blocked side streets on horseback, according to an AFP reporter at the scene. AFP PHOTO/Stan HONDA (Photo credit should read STAN HONDA/AFP/GettyImages)


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At Grace College, the Office of Student Affairs is committed to helping students mature spiritually and academically.
"Student Affairs exists to provide quality programs and services that promote student learning and engagement in spiritual formation, world view development and social responsibility."
"To lead students toward internal change manifested by growth in a deepening walk with God and loving service to others."
Vice President of Student Affairs & Academic Services
Jim oversees the Department of Student Affairs, providing leadership to the staff as they seek to develop and nurture students in order to prepare them for the years ahead.
Telephone: 574–372–5100 ext. 6473
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Dean of the Chapel and Global Initiatives
Carlos provides leadership and vision for the chapel experience. He also oversees the Global Initiatives programs which foster intercultural connections on campus and around the world.
Telephone: 574–372–5100 ext. 6284
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Director of Global Initiatives
Kimberly provides leadership for all the programs related to Global Initiatives including, Go Encounter, Go Exchange, Go Study, the Cross-Cultural Field Experience and Mosaic.
Telephone: 574–372–5100 ext. 6104
Email: email@example.com
Dean of Students
Aaron oversees the Residence Life program and direction of student organizations and publications. Aaron is also the advisor to Student Senate.
Telephone: 574–372–5100 ext. 6464
Email: email@example.com
Associate Dean of Student Affairs, Coordinator of General Education
Jacqueline is responsible for teaching French and overseeing the language program. She also helps coordinate the Study Abroad Programs in Dijon and Paris.
Telephone: 574–372–5100 ext. 6283
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Executive Assistant for the Vice President of Student Affairs
Sina is the executive assistant to Jim Swanson. She manages the Student Affairs Office and assists students and staff by providing information and answering questions.
Telephone: 574–372–5100 ext. 6466
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Director of Student Health & Wellness
Dr. Graham is a licensed clinical psychologist. He received his master's degree from Colorado Christian University and completed his doctoral work at the Adler School of Professional Psychology.
Telephone: 574–372–5100 ext. 6531
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Resident Director for Indiana/Kent Halls
A graduate of Huntington University, Emily supervises Indiana Hall and Lamp Post Apartments.
Telephone: 574–372–5100 ext. 6490
Email: email@example.com
Resident Director for Beta/Perimeter Halls
Peter is a 2006 graduate of Grace College and supervises Beta.
Telephone: 574–372–5100 ext. 6494
Email: email@example.com
Resident Director for Westminster/Lamp Post Hall
A psychology graduate of Cedarville University, Janelle supervises Westminster.
Telephone: 574–372–5100 ext. 6465
Email: email@example.com
Resident Director for Alpha Hall
A recent Grace College graduate, Ashley supervises Alpha Hall.
Telephone: 574–372–5100 ext. 6461
Email: email@example.com
Student Activities Coordinator
Kearstin is a 2010 graduate of Huntington University.
Telephone: 574–372–5100 ext. 6470
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Chief of Campus Safety
Craig served as the Warsaw Chief of Police from 1988-1999 and as Captain of the Warsaw Police Department from 1999-2000. He is also an Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice at Grace.
Telephone: 574–372–5100 ext. 6483
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Assistant Director of Campus Safety/Off-Campus Coordinator
Glenn has been with Grace since 2002. He is the assistant director of campus safety and the off-campus coordinator.
Telephone: 574–372–5100 ext. 6484
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"These cards are awesome! The paper is nice and thick and the printing is really well done. The embossed 'hello' came out very nice!"
"I was impressed with the wide selection. Also the easiness of assembling the images. User friendly and great professional results"
"The announcement cards came out very nice! We are more than happy with our cards. Can't wait to send them out to our family and friends."
"I loved our finished product! The metallic accent is simple, yet unique. Colors are fun and whimsical. Everyone complimented on how adorable the announcement was!"
"Loved the final product! Dots and "introducing" are really a silver metallic if that changes your view in any way. Easy to change font and wording of birth info. I also added a picture on the back and added handwritten personal message there. I had tiny prints print addresses and add stamps... looked great and made it much easier for me to get them out."


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good new maps please. no more of this old crap. no more of this cpm-design-crap-by-city as well. make a ql/osp suited ctf map.
69pickup would be a good map I would like to see :)
i ve suggested the pack of ra3map12 http://raskull.com/ix/images/rjt/impossible/1-1.gif frag like an egyptian sorry for my english, thats for old quakers, good maps ;)
Anyone other than me miss Team Arena maps? Granted, Sacellum and T9 are here, as well as plenty of CTF maps, and that is fantastic, but I feel the majority of the remaining TA maps were absolutely stellar as well.
This is by far the worst map rotation FFA ive ever seen.So many FFA Quality maps missing.
Just wondering if it were at all possible to get an Oregon(US) server up & running. Portland would be a superb location if you start prospecting such an idea.
"The Dark Zone" - dm6. Quake dm6, not Quake 3 dm6.
There's already a fantastic conversion for Q3 called nodm13, made by swelt.
It saddens me that every game seems to have dm6, my favorite map, but QL doesn't.
add some ra3 maps not some edited version of them.i want offical ra3 maps not edited ones


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Photo Finish 5K Information Session
On Wednesday July 9, 2014 at 5:15 pm in Curtis Theatre
The George Eastman House Photo Finish 5K returns on Saturday, September 27. Also known as the "Philanthropy Challenge," the race allows dozens of organizations to raise funds through a single event, while honoring George Eastman's legacy of community philanthropy. Register at photofinish5k.eastmanhouse.org.
To learn more about raising money for your favorite charity, attend a PF5K information session in the Curtis Theatre. Please use the Cafe entrance.
RSVP: (585) 234-6054 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
2014 Information Sessions
Tuesday, June 10, 12:15 p.m.
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Read: George McPhee Talks About Dealing With Glen Sather
In the book "Behind The Moves," Jason Farris spoke with NHL General Managers past and present about how they conduct business and to tell stories about their lives in hockey.
Washington Capitals GM George McPhee had this to say about his dealings with Rangers President and GM Glen Sather:
"Glen is easy to have a conversation with but hard to make a trade with because he really grinds it out. I've done just one trade with him, for [Jaromir] Jagr, and it took forever."
"I don't think anybody tried to fleece me off the top, but I remembered Glen Sather saying to me, 'Now, listen. I'm going to try to pick your pocket and you are going to try and pick mine.' He was real frank about it."


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Serving Humanity
Service can be briefly described as the spontaneous effect of soul contact. This contact is so definite and fixed that the life of the soul can pour through into the instrument – the personality – which the soul must perforce use upon the physical plane. This book contains a comprehensive collection of quotations to stimulate thought and increase our understanding of service and its vital importance at the present time.
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Monday, January 17, 2011
Snowpocalypse & Hot Toddy Cocktail
22 comments:
- Corinne said...
i think we are supposed to get more tomorrow! hot toddy round 2! i enjoy winter until march then its time for SPRING!
- January 17, 2011 at 11:57 AM
- Meghan@travelwinedine said...
Yum! We just make ours with hot water, sugar, lemon, cloves, and whiskey. Very yummy!I am over the winter. It is getting too hard to find ways to run outside without falling!
- January 17, 2011 at 12:01 PM
- Christina said...
holy hell that is a lot of snow.
- January 17, 2011 at 12:23 PM
- Jen said...
I love snow pics! Snow really makes everything look beautiful.
Also, nice choice on the hot toddy. I had my first one last year and thought it was quite delish.
- January 17, 2011 at 12:33 PM
- Fun and Fearless in Beantown said...
After our lunch today, I commend you on taking these photos on your walk to work! Great photos!
- January 17, 2011 at 1:56 PM
- Kelly said...
I love the pictures! I really like that whiskey bottle too...I'm not too much of a whiskey drinker, but every once in a while it calls my name!
- January 17, 2011 at 2:53 PM
- Amber Blue Bird said...
that snow storm was intense and the snow is still lingering, such a pain in the behind
- January 17, 2011 at 5:00 PM
- Simply Life said...
Great pictures of the city and fun drink idea!
- January 17, 2011 at 5:37 PM
- MelissaNibbles said...
I can't believe you walked to work in all that snow!
- January 17, 2011 at 5:47 PM
- Di said...
I'd just like it to be a little warmer...then I could deal a little better.
- January 17, 2011 at 6:18 PM
- Megan said...
I'm kind of ready for winter to be over. But a hot toddy could help me get through the rest of it! I don't think I ever realized a hot toddy was made with tea.
- January 17, 2011 at 10:21 PM
- 5 Star Foodie said...
Wow, lots of snow for sure, great pictures! The hot toddy cocktails is a wonderful drink to warm up with!
- January 17, 2011 at 10:41 PM
- Gabriela. said...
Hahahahaha - how awesome!
Such incredible snow pictures :D
I love the snow... But that's probably because I only saw it once a year ago.
Anyhow - it's so darn pretty... :)
- January 18, 2011 at 12:04 AM
- Boston Food Diary said...
GORGEOUS photos!!!! I am such a freak- I still love the snow-though I have to be careful who I admit that to! :-)
- January 18, 2011 at 10:20 AM
- Melissa said...
nice snow photos! I've never tried a hot toddy but I like the idea! I opted for spiked hot chocolate on the snow day. Baileys + kahlua!
- January 18, 2011 at 10:59 AM
- vintch said...
oh that snow! i am super jealous. all of our north carolina snow melted last week! and what a yummy drink:) i do believe it would be perfect, no matter the temps outside:)
- January 18, 2011 at 1:32 PM
- Jaime @ La vie...J'aime said...
your hot toddy looks gooood! the snow looked so pretty the next day- the bright sun, blue skies and branhces with snow. Now i am done w/ it lol
- January 18, 2011 at 1:48 PM
- Jen said...
Look at you and all the snow... wowzer!!
Happy Tuesday Darling! xo
Oh, and be sure to stop by my blog for my swimsuit GIVEAWAY!!
- January 18, 2011 at 2:15 PM
- this free bird said...
Good grief that is a total winter wonderland. I would have needed a few of those fab drinks to warm up (excuses, excuses).
- January 18, 2011 at 2:24 PM
- Tricia said...
you know my take on snow! what's the equivalent of "bah humbug" in this instance? :P
- January 18, 2011 at 4:15 PM
- Emily @ A Cambridge Story said...
ooh I love hot, boozy drinks. I'll be taking a break from my port and hot cider to give this one a try!
- January 19, 2011 at 10:13 AM
- Alicia said...
i'm loving hot toddy's right now. I've been making them with brandy but ran out. I'm going to switch to Rafe's Eagle Rare bourbon tonight....and decaf chai. Great idea!
- January 23, 2011 at 2:14 PM


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Officials in St. Lawrence and Franklin counties are breathing a sigh of relief as they prepare plans to spend tribal compact money they have been expecting for years.
The state announced last month that it had settled a dispute with the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe, which had withheld the states 25 percent share of slot machine revenue since 2010 because its exclusivity was breached by a gaming operation run by the Ganienkeh Mohawks in Altona. About half of the money that had been withheld will remain unpaid pending resolution of long-standing land claims.
St. Lawrence and Franklin counties, along with the towns of Massena, Brasher, Bombay and Fort Covington, will share $7.5 million of the money expected to arrive shortly after plans for its use are submitted to the state and approved.
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By Monday, we will have our plan together, St. Lawrence County Administrator Karen M. St. Hilaire said.
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It doesnt change our fund balance at all, Ms. St. Hilaire said. Its already booked.
However, the anticipated payment is more than expected, as the county had estimated it would receive $1.2 million in compact funds for that fiscal year, Ms. St. Hilaire said. The county estimated it would receive $1.5 million for 2011-12, but is slated to receive $1.87 million for that period as well.
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt speaking at
September 2, 1940
RG 82, Department of Conservation
Speaking from the Rockefeller Monument at Newfound Gap, President Franklin D. Roosevelt formally dedicated the Great Smoky Mountains National Park to the public on September 2, 1940. Interest in creating a park in the Smoky Mountains had begun in the 1890s, and the dedication of the park was the culmination of decades of work by individuals, organizations, and various local, state, and federal agencies.
The park was officially established in May 1926 when President Calvin Coolidge signed a bill creating both it and Shenandoah National Park. The next step in its creation was the securing of funds to purchase land for the park (now totaling over 521,000 acres). During the 1920s, the state legislatures of Tennessee and North Carolina each appropriated $2 million for the purchase of land, and an additional $5 million came from the Laura Spellman Rockefeller Foundation. Throughout the 1930s, roughly 4,000 men from 22 Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) camps were employed to construct roads, trails, and various structures in the park.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Governor
September 2, 1940
RG 82, Department of Conservation
Secretary Ickes, Governor Hoey, Governor Cooper and our neighbor, Governor Maybank of South Carolina, and my friends from all the States: I have listened with attention and great interest to the thousands of varieties of plants, trees, fishes and animals that Governor Cooper has just told us about, but he failed to mention the hundreds of thousands of species of human animals that come to this Park.
Here in the Great Smokies, we have come together to dedicate these mountains, streams, and forests, to the service of the millions of American people. We are living under governments that are proving their devotion to national parks. The Governors of North Carolina and of Tennessee have greatly helped us, and the Secretary of the Interior is so active that he has today ready for dedication a number of other National Parks-like Kings Canyon in California and the Olympic National Park in the State of Washington, the Isle Royale up in Michigan and, over here, the Great Cavern of Tennessee—and soon, I hope, he will have another one for us to dedicate, the Big Bend Park away down in Texas, close to the Mexican line.
Aerial view of the Smoky Mountains looking
October 21, 1940
RG 82, Department of Conservation
There are trees here that stood before our forefathers ever came to this continent; there are brooks that still run as clear as on the day the first pioneer cupped his hand and drank from them. In this Park, we shall conserve these trees, the pine, the red-bud, the dogwood, the azalea, the rhododendron, the trout and the thrush for the happiness of the American people.
The old frontier, that put the hard fibre in the American spirit and the long muscles on the American back, lives and will live in these untamed mountains to give to the future generations a sense of the land from which their forefathers hewed their homes.
That hewing was hard. The dangers were many. The rifle could never be far from the axe. The pioneers stood on their own feet, they shot their own game and they fought off their own enemies. In time of accident or misfortune they helped each other, and in time of Indian attack they stood by each other.
Today we no longer face Indians and hard and lonely struggles with nature—but today we have grown soft in many ways.
Snow-covered Clingman's Dome Highway
December 25, 1939
RG 82, Department of Conservation
If we are to survive, we cannot be soft in a world in which there are dangers that threaten Americans—dangers far more deadly than were those that the frontiersmen had to face.
The earth has been so shrunk by the airplane and the radio that Europe is closer to America today than was one side of these mountains to the other side when the pioneers toiled through the primeval forest. The arrow, the tomahawk, and the scalping knife have been replaced by the airplane, the bomb, the tank, and the machine gun. Their threat is as close to us today as was the threat to the frontiersmen when hostile Indians were lurking on the other side of the gap.
Therefore, to meet the threat—to ward off these dangers-the Congress of the United States and the Chief Executive of the United States are establishing by law the obligation inherent in our citizenship to serve our forces for defense through training in many capacities.
It is not in every case easy or pleasant to ask men of the Nation to leave their homes, and women of the Nation to give their men to the service of the Nation. But the men and women of America have never held back even when it has meant personal sacrifice on their part if that sacrifice is for the common good.
We have come to realize the greatest attack that has ever been launched against freedom of the individual is nearer the Americas than ever before. To meet that attack we must prepare beforehand—for the simple reason that preparing later may and probably would be too late.
We must prepare in a thousand ways. Men are not enough. They must have arms. They must learn how to use those arms. They must have skilled leaders—who, in turn, must be trained. New bases must be established and I think will be established to enable our fleet to defend our shores. Men and women must be taught to create the supplies that we need. And we must counter the agents of the dictators within our Nation.
There is, moreover, another enemy at home. That enemy is the mean and petty spirit that mocks at ideals, sneers at sacrifice and pretends that the American people can live by bread alone. If the spirit of God is not in us, and if we will not prepare to give all that we have and all that we are to preserve Christian civilization in our land, we shall go to destruction.
"Above the Clouds on Myrtle Point"
ca. 1930s
Tennessee Postcard Collection
It is good and right that we should conserve these mountain heights of the old frontier for the benefit of the American people. But in this hour we have to safeguard a greater thing: the right of the people of this country to live as free men. Our vital task of conservation is to preserve the freedom that our forefathers won in this land, and the liberties that were proclaimed in our Declaration of Independence and embodied in our Constitution.
In these centuries of American civilization, greatly blessed by the bounties of nature, we succeeded in attaining liberty in Government and liberty of the person. In the process, in the light of past history, we realize now that we committed excesses which we are today seeking to atone for.
Appalachian Trail in the Smoky Mountains
January 25, 1940
RG 82, Department of Conservation
We used up or destroyed much of our natural heritage just because that heritage was so bountiful. We slashed our forests, we used our soils, we encouraged floods, we overconcentrated our wealth, we disregarded our unemployed—all of this so greatly that we were brought rather suddenly to face the fact that unless we gave thought to the lives of our children and grandchildren, they would no longer be able to live and to improve upon our American way of life.
In these later years we have tried sincerely and honestly to look ahead to the future years. We are at last definitely engaged in the task of conserving the bounties of nature, thinking in the terms of the whole of nature. We are trying at least to attain employment for all who would work and can work, and to provide a greater assurance of security throughout the life of the family.
From hard experience we know that the process is a long one, but most of us realize that if we can continue our effort without serious setbacks, the ideals of the American way of life can and will be attained by working everlastingly for the good of the whole and not for the good of any one privileged group.
So, from within our own borders, liberty through democracy can, I believe, be preserved in future years if we want to preserve it.
But there is a second danger—a danger from without. I hope, for example, that one hundred years from now the Great Smoky National Park will still belong in practice, as well as in theory, to the people of a free nation. I hope it will not belong to them in theory alone and that in practice the ownership of this Park will not be in the hands of some strange kind of Government puppet subject to some strange kind of an overseas overlord. I hope the use of it will not be confined to people who come hither on Government specified days and on Government directed tours. I hope the trees will not be slaughtered by the axe in order that a Government may conduct wars of aggression against other nations. I hope that roads and paths and trails will still be built in the cause of the liberty of recreation, and not confined to the ulterior purposes of a war machine controlled by an individual or by an oligarchy.
That there is a danger from without is at last recognized by most of us Americans. That such a danger cannot longer be met with pitchforks and squirrel rifles or even with the training or the weapons of the war of 1917 and 1918, is equally clear to most of us Americans.
Hikers on the trail to Andrew's Bald
June 19, 1946
RG 82, Department of Conservation
It is not a change from the American way of life to advocate or legislate a greater and a speedier preparedness. It is a positive protection to the merican way of life. You and I know that in the process of preparing against danger we shall not have to abandon and we will not abandon the great social improvements that have come to the American people in these later years. We need not swap the gain of better living for the gain of better defense. I propose that we retain the one and gain the other.
But to conserve our liberties will not be easy. The task will require the united efforts of us all. It will require sacrifices from us all.
The pioneers survived by fighting their own fight and by, standing together as one man in the face of danger. If we, their descendants, are to meet the dangers that threaten us, we too must be ready to fight our own fight and stand together as one man. In hours of peril the frontiersmen, whatever their personal likes or dislikes, whatever their personal differences of opinion, gathered together in absolute unity for defense. We, in this hour, must have and will have absolute national unity for total defense.
A picnic on Andrew's Bald
June 19, 1946
RG 82, Department of Conservation
What shall we be defending? The good earth of this land. our homes, our families—yes, and far more. We shall be defending a way of life which has given more freedom to the soul and body of man than ever has been realized in the world before, a way of life that has let men scale whatever heights they could scale without hurting their fellows, a way of life that has let men hold up their heads and admit no master but God.
That way of life is menaced. We can meet the threat. We can meet it with the old frontier spirit. We can forge our weapons, train ourselves to shoot, meet fire with fire, and with the courage and the unity of the frontiersmen.
It is our pride that in our country men are free to differ with each other and with their Government and to follow their own thoughts and express them. We believe that the only whole man is a free man. We believe that, in the' face of danger, the old spirit of the frontiersmen that is in our blood will give us the courage and unity that we must have. We need that spirit in this hour. We need a conviction, felt deep in us all, that there are no divisions among us. We are all members of the same body. We are all Americans.
An artist painting on Andrew's Bald
June 19, 1946
RG 82, Department of Conservation
The winds that blow through the wide sky in these mountains, the winds that sweep from Canada to Mexico, from the Pacific to the Atlantic—have always blown on free men. We are free today. If we join together now—men and women and children—to face the common menace as a united people, we shall be free tomorrow.
So, to the free people of America, I dedicate this Park.
Governor Prentice Cooper's speech at the dedication of the
Great Smoky Mountains National Park (PDF)
Section researched and written by Will Thomas, Archival Assistant.


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After having them as "toss ups" for renewal or cancellation for most of the year, I predicted cancellation for both Nikita and Hart Of Dixie, and blew both those calls. After being moved to a "toss up" late in the season, I predicted that The Secret Circle would be renewed, and blew that call too. Props to Robert who called both Hart of Dixie and The Secret Circle correctly, and missed only Nikita.
My guess is that the late season swoon by The Secret Circle killed it, and I have so little experience with shows that have ratings dives late, I was unable to take it fully into account.
5/18 Update: As expected, The L.A. Complex was nowhere to be found on the CW 2012-13 schedule. It will never air during the US broadcast season again. It will live on in Canada, and wouldn't stun me if it aired during the summer in the US, but we will have to wait and see.
While I did get all the other CW show final predictions correct, there are so few of them that's like saying I lost my thumb and index finger, but the rest of my hand was fine. As a network, the CW proved to be collectively my worst predicted this season by a wide margin. Ouch!
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Pronounced: ex-e-MES-tane
Classification: Aromatase Inhibitor
Exemestane is an aromatase inactivator, which works to decrease the overall levels of estrogen in a woman's body. In women who have gone through menopause, estrogen is mainly produced by the aromatase enzyme, which converts androgens (sex hormones produced by the adrenal glands) into estrogens. Exemestane binds to aromatase, changing the protein permanently. This change "turns off" aromatase so that it can no longer make estrogen. While estrogen may not actually cause breast cancer, it is necessary for the cancer to grow in certain breast cancers. With estrogen blocked, the cancer cells that feed off estrogen may not be able to survive.
Exemestane comes as a tablet to take by mouth. It should be taken once a day after a meal. Take exemestane at around the same time every day.
There are a number of things you can do to manage the side effects of Exemestane. Talk to your doctor or nurse about these recommendations. They can help you decide what will work best for you. These are some of the most common side effects:
There are a few things you can do to help with hot flashes. Several medications have been studied, including clonidine (a blood pressure medication), some low dose antidepressants (such as venlafaxine and Prozac), and gabapentin. Non-medical recommendations include: keeping well-hydrated with eight glasses of water daily, wearing cotton or lightweight, breathable fabrics, dressing in layers, exercising on a regular basis (generally walking exercise is best), practicing relaxation exercises, and avoiding triggers such as warm rooms, spicy foods, caffeinated beverages, and alcohol.
Your doctor will check your bone health before starting therapy. This is done with a bone density scan (dexa scan). Women with no weakening of bones prior to aromatase inhibitor therapy will have a follow-up scan around one year after starting therapy, and then every one to two years.
If the scan shows that you already have some bone weakening, your doctor may order a type of medication called a bisphosphonate to help strengthen the bones. Your doctor may order this along with calcium supplements, depending on your situation. This type of therapy has been shown to protect the bones from bone loss in women taking aromatase inhibitors. If the bone density remains stable, scans can then be done every two years. Learn more about bone health after cancer therapy.
Aromatase inhibitor medications can cause joint or muscle aches and pains, which can interfere with quality of life. Be sure to talk to your oncology team if you develop this side effect. This pain is caused mainly by swelling in the joints, which is best treated by a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAID), such as ibuprofen, naproxen and celecoxib. Be sure to discuss which pain relievers you can safely take with your oncology team, as these are not without their own side effects. Some studies have shown that acupuncture and gentle stretching and exercise may help reduce this pain. Learn more about AI related joint pain.
While on cancer treatment you may need to adjust your schedule to manage fatigue. Plan times to rest during the day and conserve energy for more important activities. Exercise can help combat fatigue; a simple daily walk with a friend can help. Talk to your healthcare team and see OncoLink's section on fatigue for helpful tips on dealing with this side effect.
Vaginal dryness and related painful intercourse is one of the more common side effects of cancer therapy. Vaginal lubricants and moisturizers can help with these concerns. Learn more about specific recommendations for dealing with this side effect.
Insomnia was reported in clinical trials of exemestane. See OncoLink's section on insomnia for helpful tips.


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LOWVILLE Lewis County officials plan to hold an informational session for their office building project, possibly within the next couple of weeks.
Its going to be a chance for the public to understand where were coming from, said Legislature Chairman Michael A. Tabolt, R-Croghan.
The presentation would include the projected financial impact of the building project, which would be partially covered by state Department of Social Services funding, versus continuing to rent office space at several locations, Mr. Tabolt said.
Hopefully, theyll have a better understanding of what its all about and why were proposing it, he said.
The forum also would give people the chance to offer suggestions before legislators officially move forward with the outer Stowe Street project, Mr. Tabolt said.
Maybe somebodys got something we missed, he said.
County leaders are tentatively eyeing Feb. 25 or 26 for the session, likely at 7 p.m.
However, no venue has been set, and more work needs to be done by county officials and architects before that can happen.
By our public forum, we want to have all our ducks in order, Mr. Tabolt said.
If that happens by late February, the full Legislature could formally approve the project as soon as its regular meeting March 5.
I dont want to invent time frames, but I think thats attainable, Mr. Tabolt said.
Bids could be put out by spring, allowing for construction theoretically to start in midsummer and be completed in fall 2014, Rick W. Tague, president of Bernier, Carr & Associates, Watertown, said at a legislative committee meeting last week.
Mr. Tague is slated to meet soon with officials from DSS, slated to utilize at least half of the proposed building, to review their space and layout needs, Mr. Tabolt said.
Any major design changes would delay the process and, presumably, the public forum, Mr. Tabolt said.
Legislators also will need to decide what to do with space to be vacated by DSS in the current building, already part of the countys outer Stowe Street complex, and whether to propose a building with two or three stories.
While initial plans were to make more than $2 million worth of renovations to that building so the Mental Health clinic could move from Lowville Commons on South State Street, the clinic now is privately operated by Transitional Living Services of Northern New York, Watertown.
Although many lawmakers seemed interested in the larger project last week, Mr. Tabolt said some appear to be reconsidering, given an additional $2.5 million cost for the extra floor and the potential for moving some offices planned for a new building into the existing DSS building instead.
Bernier, Carr in 2011 designed a three-story office building with an unfinished top floor intended solely for storage and future needs. Construction costs now are projected at $8.7 million for two stories or $11.2 million for three.
The office building project was revitalized in December after the Jefferson-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services expressed interest in the former St. Peters Catholic School on Shady Avenue, which houses several county offices. BOCES officials are considering moving the 41-student alternative education program from the Howard G. Sackett Technical Center campus in Glenfield.
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11 U.S. Code § 343 - Examination of the debtor
The debtor shall appear and submit to examination under oath at the meeting of creditors under section 341 (a) of this title. Creditors, any indenture trustee, any trustee or examiner in the case, or the United States trustee may examine the debtor. The United States trustee may administer the oath required under this section.
Source(Pub. L. 95–598, Nov. 6, 1978, 92 Stat. 2565; Pub. L. 98–353, title III, § 436,July 10, 1984, 98 Stat. 370; Pub. L. 99–554, title II, § 213,Oct. 27, 1986, 100 Stat. 3099.)
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This section, derived from section 21a of the Bankruptcy Act [section 44(a) of former title 11], requires the debtor to appear at the meeting of creditors and submit to examination under oath. The purpose of the examination is to enable creditors and the trustee to determine if assets have improperly been disposed of or concealed or if there are grounds for objection to discharge. The scope of the examination under this section will be governed by the Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, as it is today. See rules 205(d), 10–213(c), and 11–26. It is expected that the scope prescribed by these rules for liquidation cases, that is, "only the debtor's acts, conduct, or property, or any matter that may affect the administration of the estate, or the debtor's right to discharge" will remain substantially unchanged. In reorganization cases, the examination would be broader, including inquiry into the liabilities and financial condition of the debtor, the operation of his business, and the desirability of the continuance thereof, and other matters relevant to the case and to the formulation of the plan. Examination of other persons in connection with the bankruptcy case is left completely to the rules, just as examination of witnesses in civil cases is governed by the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
1986—Pub. L. 99–554amended section generally. Prior to amendment, section read as follows: "The debtor shall appear and submit to examination under oath at the meeting of creditors under section 341 (a) of this title. Creditors, any indenture trustee, or any trustee or examiner in the case may examine the debtor."
1984—Pub. L. 98–353substituted "examine" for "examiner".
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Effective date and applicability of amendment by Pub. L. 99–554dependent upon the judicial district involved, see section 302(d), (e) ofPub. L. 99–554, set out as a note under section 581 of Title 28, Judiciary and Judicial Procedure.
Effective Date of 1984 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 98–353effective with respect to cases filed 90 days after July 10, 1984, see section 552(a) ofPub. L. 98–353, set out as a note under section 101 of this title.
Participation by Bankruptcy Administrator at Meetings of Creditors and Equity Security Holders
A bankruptcy administrator or the bankruptcy administrator's designee may examine debtor at meeting of creditors and may administer oath required by this section, see section 105 ofPub. L. 103–394, set out as a note under section 341 of this title.
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18 U.S. Code § 3075 - Repealed.
Section, added Pub. L. 98–533, title I, § 101(a),Oct. 19, 1984, 98 Stat. 2707, authorized appropriations for the purpose of this chapter.
Pub. L. 107–273, which directed the repeal of section 3075 of chapter 203, was executed to this section which is in chapter 204.
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