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Lace in fashion: from the sixteenth to the twentieth centuries
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This is a fairly academic history of lace. I read the first chapter dutifully, but then the book sucked me in. This is not the sort of book I should have wanted to read for fun, but the illustrations were fantastic and I desperately want to learn how to work a leavers machine. Read full review
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I'd love to see another hotel down there. We desperately need the rooms.
Yes, parking is an issue but the time to address that would have been at the OMI expansion. Their front lot could have and may still be able to go upward with a facade that would match the building. Other parking options would be the now available lot across from Golden Valley and the one next to the oral surgeon. In LA, they are putting parking underground whenever they redevelop an area. If you want a walkable city, parking must be available for out-of-town guests without sprawling asphalt across a single piece of valuable real estate.
'3rd Street'? --- 'parking garage'? --- Is it just me, or do those two terms just beg for a second option?
The Gateway redevelopment area might prove more suitable.
Salem has several multi-story parking garages downtown. They don't seem incompatible to me. The two newer onces feature interesting architecture and an array of shops.
Parking garages don't need to resemble big concrete pillboxes.
On the other hand, they cost a lot of money.
Salem also has wider sidewalks, one way streets that are 3 times as wide as 3rd, and control lights that are timed properly.
What Salem doesn't have is McMinnville's 'Main Street'. Parking garages can be built anywhere -- 'main streets' are rooted in place.


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NEWPORT CITY – Quick action by city firefighters saved a home from fire Friday evening. Firefighters responded to 46 Oak Street at 4:12 p.m. Travis Glodgett owns the three family building.
Upon arrival, flames and smoke were showing on the backside of the home. Fire Chief Jamie LeClair said all three units were rented but only one tenant was home when the fire broke out.
Firefighters knocked the fire down within minutes of their arrival.
NEWPORT, VT - Families of military personnel will have a Christmas tree this year thanks to the generosity of tree farmers in Vermont and New Hampshire.
Tuesday, trucks from the Vermont Forest and Parks Department drove throughout the state to pick up trees at different tree farms and tree stands such as Breezy Hill Acres. Breezy Hill Acers has a stand across from the Cumberland Farms Store on East Main Street in Newport City.Â
Carl Szych, owner of Breezy Hill Acers, has donated 10 trees for the program for the past 10 years.
HOLLAND – Rural Edge, formerly Gilman Housing Trust, is going out of its norm by building a two-family home off the beaten path.
The new home will be at the intersection of Holland Pond and Page Pond roads. Traditionally, Rural Edge builds multifamily housing complexes in more urban areas.
NEWPORT, VT- Voters from the States of Colorado and Washington approved legalization of marijuana, taking an unprecedented step in asserting state's rights over federal laws against the cultivation, distribution and use of the plant. Each state approved the ballot measure with 55% of the voters agreeing to legalize marijuana.
In recent years, states have enacted medical marijuana laws, passed legislation to decriminalize marijuana, and now to flat out legalize the plant, remove the state government from regulating its use except among minors, and remove civil and criminal penalties.
NEWPORT CITY – For the past three years, Spates the Florist and Garden Center has donated over 1,000 Christmas wreaths to the Newport Rotary Club, who in turn lay wreaths on the graves of every veteran buried in city cemeteries.
Store co-owner Robert Gosselin and the Rotarians want to go one step further and lay wreaths on the graves of every veteran in Orleans County.
That ends up being between 2,100 and 2,200 wreaths. Until now, the company has covered the expense, but with that many wreaths, Gosselin needs volunteers and financial assistance to make his dream a reality.
NEWPORT CITY – Monday evening, the city council looked at a preliminary municipal budget for 2013-2014 fiscal year. The council will vote on the finalized budget at the next meeting.
According to information provided by City Manager John Ward Jr., the administrative budget increased by 1.8% to $463,086.68; the police department budget increased 4.6% to $927,480.80, which includes $61,000 for overtime; the fire department budget has a 14.4% increase to $145,234.37; the public works budget is up 3.9% to $880,524.10; and the recreation budget is up 1.8% to $351,095.08.
NEWPORT - Newport could have an electric car charging station in the near future.
The idea is under consideration by the Newport City Renaissance Design Committee's Complete Streets work plan. A presentation was held recently at the VT Downtown networking meeting at the Gateway Center. Speakers included David Roberts, a Transportation Consultant with Vermont Energy Investment Corporation (VEIC), and Karin McNeill from the Vermont Public Service Department.
BARTON — An East Haven man ended up at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center Monday following a crash on US RT 5 around 8:20 a.m.
Orleans County Deputy Sheriff Jonathan McFarlane reported that Timothy Gaskill, 21, was traveling north when his 1999 Chevrolet Prizm slid out of its travel lane and into the front of a 1995 Mack truck carrying logs.
Roy Fox, 29, of Lyndonville, was operating the truck and was not injured. He was unable to stop the truck, McFarlane said.
Fire department personnel and emergency medical service technicians extracted Gaskill.
DERBY - Someone broke into the Dailey Memorial Library in Derby over the weekend. State Police are investigating and urge anyone with information to contact them.
When director Barbara Whitehall arrived at the library Sunday morning for a quick stop, it turned into anything but. She noticed right away that a window was shattered and the front door was unlocked. Apparently the perpetrator broke the window to reach around and unlock the door. But the burglar found more locked doors once inside.


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It's the summer of 1994, and the streets of New York are pulsing with hip-hop and wafting with the sweet aroma of marijuana--but change is in the air. The newly-inaugurated mayor, Rudy Giuliani, is beginning to implement his anti-fun initiatives against "crimes" like noisy portable radios, graffiti and public drunkenness. Set against this backdrop, Luke Shapiro spends his last summer before college selling dope throughout New York City, trading it with his shrink for therapy, while crushing on his step-daughter.
Cast: Famke Janssen, Olivia Thirlby, Ben Kingsley, Josh Peck, Mary-Kate Olsen
Produced by: Keith Calder
Directed by: Jonathan Levine
Written by: Jonathan Levine
Running time: 1hr 35min
Opens: Jul 03, 2008 Limited
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For the past several months, Zbigniew Brzezinski, National Security Adviser to President Jimmy Carter and architect of David Rockefeller's Trilateral Commission, has been hawking his umpteenth book, Strategic Vision: America and the Crisis of Global Power. As usual, Dr. Brzezinski can count on the establishment press to sell plenty of copies and keep the royalties rolling in with favorable reviews and lots of face time. The New York Times' reviewer opined that in Strategic Vision Brzezinski "provides a clear-eyed, sharp-tongued assessment of this hinge moment in time, when the world's center of gravity is shifting 'from the West to the East.'"
The major broadcast and cable TV shows, likewise, have been generous in their treatment of the book. Pretty typical of the promotion Brzezinski, Kissinger, Scowcroft, Greenspan and other anointed oracles of the globalist political class can expect. Of course, it doesn't hurt, either, to have a high-profile daughter at MSNBC. Mika Brzezinski, who co-hosts Morning Joe with Joe Scarborough, guarantees that her father will be a frequent expert guest on the program (and other NBC programs), and features his books and videos prominently on her website.
There's nothing at all unusual or remarkable about this general fawning and flattering by the "mainstream" media. However, Brzezinski's interview in the April 2 online edition of Russia Beyond the Headlines highlights a disturbing trend of convergence among the media elites of Russia, China, the United States, and the European Union that parallels a similar convergence among the political and economic elites of the communist and capitalist countries. The Brzezinski interview, "Shining a Light on Russia's Relationship With the West," in an official Kremlin organ will be seen by many as another indication of positive steps forward being made in U.S.-Russia relations. But is it "progress" we should welcome?
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Each academic year, Ringling College hosts a variety of events, both on- and off-campus, for prospective students and their families. Be sure to check this page often, and click on "join our mailing list" to receive updated information and invitations.
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Preview days are a great opportunity to get to know Ringling College from the people who know it best - our students and faculty. You'll have the opportunity to explore our majors, check out the campus, learn how to prepare your portfolio, and much more. The next Preview Day will be on Saturday, November 7. Click here for information and to register online (required).
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"Discover Ringling" Info Sessions
Discover Ringling events are special information sessions for prospective students. You'll learn about Ringling's majors, careers in art and design, how to apply, and how to create, edit and submit your portfolio.
We will discuss the application process and share tips on portfolio preparation using examples submitted by high school students. Individual portfolio reviews will not be available at these events. RSVP is required. Check back for upcoming events.
National Portfolio Days provide opportunities for students who are interested in studying art or design to meet with representatives from NASAD-accredited colleges from throughout North America. They are held in major cities each academic year, beginning in September and ending in January. All are free and open to the public. RSVP is not required.
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Everybody Say Cheese!
26 Jul 13
From Sept 20-23, the city of Bra in Italy's northeast will once again host four days of Cheese! Coming from across Italy, Europe and the world, cheesemakers will be presenting a staggering range of fromage to visitors, participating in workshops and guided tasting sessions and discussing critical issues facing the world of artisan dairy production today.
The theme of this ninth edition of Slow Food's biennial event is the Ark of Taste - a project to catalog traditional food products at risk of disappearing – because protecting a cheese means saving breeds, pastures, landscapes and the knowledge preserved by rural communities. Visitors are encouraged to join the Save a Cheese! campaign by nominating a dairy product for the Ark.
In addition to biodiversity, the event will address other issues important to cheesemakers such as raw milk and starter cultures, the abandonment of mountain pastures and increasing cases of food fraud.
The program of Taste Workshops offers a unique insight into cheese from a particular region or style: taste French cheeses under the guidance of Laurent Mons, sample cheeses from the Pyrenees with Montserrat Ferrer, or discover the cheeses of South Africa, the Balkans and other far-flung places.
During the four days of the event visitors can taste and buy cheeses often impossible to find. The streets of Bra's historic center will be filled with the stalls of the Cheese Market, produced by Terra Madre communities and artisan producers from all corners of the world. The Via degli Affinatori will showcase of the art of cheese agers, including masters such as Jason Hinds from London's Neal's Yard Dairy.
This year the Great Hall of Cheese will highlight producers from the British Isles among its array of 150 cheeses available for tasting, situated side-by-side the Enoteca with its complimentary selection of 800 Italian wines. The best of Italy's 'cheesy' regional cuisine will be available from the Tasting Booths, Street Food stalls and the Pizza Piazza.
The complete program is now available on the website: cheese.slowfood.it
Browse the program of Taste Workshops, Master of Food courses, Dinner Dates, conferences and more and book your places!
Cheese is organized by the City of Bra and Slow Food with the participation of the Italian Ministry for Agricultural, Food and Forestry Policies and support from Pastificio Garofalo, Consorzio del Formaggio Parmigiano Reggiano, Lavazza, Lurisia and Novamont.
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Archive for the 'Center Line Michigan' tag
Four-Links – Inside the dream car factories, more vintage dealership photos, six-wheeled Hispano, Toyota AA found?
* A couple interesting posts came up this week with vintage peeks inside the factories that produced some exotic cars. First, over at the Chicane, Harlo uncovered several photos from the Porsche factory, circa 1972. Second, David over at the Vintage Sports Car Review assembled photos from inside the Jaguar, Sunbeam, Mercedes, Bugatti and Lamborghini shops.
* We just stumbled on this months-old thread over in Motive Mag's forums with tons of vintage dealership photos. The one above appears to depict a Studebaker and used car dealership, possibly named Grissom, circa 1950. The address appears to be the corner of 10 Mile and Van Dyke, leading me to assume it's in the Detroit area, and indeed, there's a city of Center Line, just south of Warren, where 10 Mile and Van Dyke intersect. That location now appears to be a Bank of America.
* While researching another vehicle, I happened upon the website of the Forney Museum in Denver, where they have on display this six-wheeled 1923 Hispano-Suiza Victoria Town Car, built in Barcelona, allegedly for King George II of Greece, who never took delivery of it. So the reasonable thing to do? Stick it in the movies!
* Even Toyota couldn't find any examples of the AA, its first production car, when the company went looking for one in 1980, so the news that one may have recently popped up in Russia has been met with much skepticism. Japanese Nostalgic Car has more on the find, along with a breakdown of why it could or could not be a real AA. All we have to say is that Airflows were much larger than this car appears to be.
* Finally, Dave Lesick sent us a link to the website he's put together on the six-year restoration of his SS/AMX, which ran as the AMX-1 by Atlantic Rambler of Norfolk, Virginia. Just as cool as the car are all the vintage photos and vintage press clippings he's collected of the car.


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RIC Listing Details
St. Luke Lutheran Church
3264 Northside Pkwy NW
Atlanta, GA 30327-2245
Telephone: 404-237-4413
Email address: email@example.com
Website: http://www.stlukeatlanta.org/
Affirmation of Welcome/Welcome Statement
Date of Affirmation: August 12, 2001
Affirmation approved/passed by: Council
Does affirmation include bisexual and transgender people? No
Where is the RIC certificate posted? Unknown
Do outside signs have visible indicator of GLBT welcome? No
Publication(s) that regularly include a welcome statement: Bulletin Newsletter Website
Does the building have a gender-neutral bathroom? Yes
Worship style(s): Traditional Variety/Mix
Does or would the congregation have same-gender blessing services? No / Not Sure
Does adult education include gay and lesbian references and themes? Yes
Does adult education include bisexual and transgender references and themes? Yes
Does education include "out" LGBT leaders/speakers? Yes
Does youth education address LGBT references and themes? No
Are there GLBT-focused small groups? No
Are there GLBT-youth-focused small groups? No
Are "gay" and "lesbian" used in conversation? Often
Are "bisexual" and "transgender" used in conversation? Sometimes
Are "gay" and "lesbian" used in worship? Often
Are "bisexual" and "transgender" used in worship? Sometimes
Are there "out" gay and/or lesbian members? Yes
Are there "out" bisexual and/or transgender members? Yes
Are there "out" LGBT families and/or families with children? No
Are there "out" parents and/or family members of LGBT people? No
Are there current/former "out" LGBT pastors? No
Are there current/former "out" LGBT staff members? Yes
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Team Kokatat paddlers Brandon and Dustin Knapp inspired this garment. In warmer conditions, the Knappster delivers outstanding performance, breathability and comfort in the surf or at the local play hole. It features factory sealed seams, punch-through bicep cuffs, APT collar, double skirt, and adjustable neoprene waistband.
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A primer on global economic sharing
STWR's latest introductory report outlines an alternative approach to managing the world's resources based on international cooperation and the principle of sharing.
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Studies on the principle of sharing
A series of studies by STWR's founder Mohammed Mesbahi examining the principle of sharing from political, social and spiritual perspectives.
Financing the global sharing economy
How governments could mobilise $2.8tn to prevent life-threatening deprivation, reverse austerity measures and mitigate the human impacts of climate change.
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The sharing economy
A collection of STWR's articles and blogs examining the purpose, significance and future direction of the sharing economy movement.


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TOTAL TIME: 1 hr
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 4 tablespoons water
- 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 1/4 cup finely chopped shallot (2 oz)
- 1/2 cup Merlot or other dry red wine
- 1 cup canned beef broth
- 1 teaspoon cornstarch
- 4 (5-oz) skinned center-cut pieces salmon fillet (about 1 1/2 inches thick at thickest part)
- 1 teaspoon olive oil
- Accompaniment: red cabbage and onions
Make sauce:
Bring sugar and 2 tablespoons water to a boil in a 1-quart heavy saucepan, stirring until sugar is dissolved, then boil, swirling pan occasionally, until mixture is a golden caramel, about 5 minutes. Remove from heat and carefully add vinegar, then add shallot and swirl pan over low heat until caramel is dissolved, about 1 minute.
Stir in wine and boil until reduced to about 1/4 cup, about 5 minutes. Add beef broth and boil until reduced to about 1 cup, about 8 minutes. Whisk together cornstarch and remaining 2 tablespoons water, then whisk into sauce and boil, whisking, 1 minute. Season sauce with salt and pepper and keep warm, covered.
Cook salmon:
Pat salmon dry and season with salt and pepper.
Heat oil in a 12-inch nonstick skillet over moderately high heat until hot but not smoking, then sauté salmon, skinned side up, 3 minutes. Turn over and sauté until just cooked through, about 3 minutes more.
Serve salmon on top of red cabbage and onions with sauce spooned over.
Each serving (including red cabbage and onions) contains about 334 calories and 11 grams fat.
Nutritional analysis provided by Gourmet


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Training and Video Tutorials for Office 2013 and Office 365 20th May, 2014
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25 U.S. Code Chapter 19, Subchapter V - MASSACHUSETTS INDIAN LAND CLAIMS SETTLEMENT
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- § 1771e. Jurisdiction over settlement lands; restraint on alienation
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate general manager
It's that time again.
Time to argue over who the real national football champion is. This year, unless they loose against Texas in the Rose Bowl, Southern California seems to be the clear winner.
It's the spots in the rankings below that that get murky.
Now I could go on talking about the power of this team in their conference, verses the power of another team in their conference and come up with my own top 10, or how I think it should look after Jan. 4.
But I am not going to do that. I am not even going to mention a team in this rant.
Almost everyone, except the people who run bowls, want to see a real playoff system initiated. They all want a real champion; one that actually has to play the game to win the prize.
Some say that is done now, because of the way the teams are ranked by so many statistics power levels, records and expert opinions.
And don't forget the computer ranking infrastructure, certainly nothing could be more correct than a computer.
Now the system has actually kind of moved toward a playoff system since they went to the spread out bowl games with the biggest bowls being the ones that rotated the number one ranked team from year to year.
But new bowls continue to pop up all the time, many of which I can't even name. Actually, the Emerald Bowl where the Utes will play tonight is a completely new one to me. I'd never heard of it before they got the bid to play there.
I don't care that all these people want to play in the post season; it's great for the sport and for the athletes.
I remember when you could count the number of bowl games on two hands, and maybe even that. The big ones were the Cotton Bowl, the Rose Bowl, the Orange Bowl, and the Sugar Bowl. Along side them were things like the Peach Bowl, Tangerine Bowl and Liberty Bowl.
The first interest I had in any of this was in 1964 when the Utes played West Virginia in the Liberty Bowl. I was 11 years old and it was exciting to see them win the game in a live broadcast on a black and white television.
Now everyone watches about twenty bowl games on big screen televisions and at most of the time the stadiums are filled with fans as well.
But are all these bowl games good for the sport? In recent years the Holiday Bowl and Fiesta Bowl have come into their own ( I remember when they started up with WAC teams being their mainstay). Good bowls and the Utes victory in the Fiesta Bowl last year was a fine win.
I have complained in this column before about there being too many all state players in Utah because they have all state teams in every one of the five divisions. They should have one all state team picked from all the divisions in every sport instead of naming dozens and dozens of athletes spread over the state as all state. I think the term has lost some of its meaning and charisma.
The same is true of the bowl games. To many bowls, for to many mediocre teams. Sure it's good for the fans to watch a couple of 6-4 teams duke it out on a field far from their home campus, but who else really cares?
Personally, I think if they are not going to come up with a legitimate playoff system like the NCAA has for basketball, then let's just go back to the old days, where New Years Day was filled with all the games that really meant anything, and the only football we needed to worry about after that was the Super Bowl.
I hate to be a cynic, but let's face it. The whole thing isn't about sport or fans or fun.
It's only about money.


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The LV-7280 connects to a variety of devices, including laptop and desktop computers, DVD players, digital cameras and camcorders, and VCRs. HDMI devices are connectable using a HDMI to DVI adapter*. Many desktop PCs cannot be connected to both a projector and monitor at the same time. The LV-7280's Monitor Out terminal allows for an external monitor to be connected to the projector- a practical feature in settings where the projector is hooked up to a desktop computer. In addition, the projectors network capabilities allows you to control projectors from a central location.
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The interface is also compliant with HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection), ensuring a digital connection between HDCP compliant devices, such as many of today's cable boxes, DVD and Blu-Ray players.
The high quality of the DVI-I connection makes the new LV-7280 projector ideal for high defintion TV, and is compatible with 1080i and 720p video signals.


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Diane Wolfson
Kleinert Letter to BLM
Director, producer, and cinematographer James Anaquad Kleinert, who directed the documentary "Wild Horses & Renegades", has filed a 20-page letter with the BLM for the scoping period regarding the round up scheduled for Jicarilla Wild Horse Territory in northwestern New Mexico. He believes it very well may stop the round up. "The scoping letter in my opinion is very ...Full Article