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An ASU freshman football player is being treated at a Charlotte hospital after an early Sunday morning shooting at a party. Charlotte Police report they were called to a Harland street residence at about 2:30 yesterday morning where one victim was found, and shortly after he was transported,
two others arrived at Presbyterian Hospital, both suffering gunshot wounds. Police say that none of the injuries are life-threatening, but they identified the ASU student as Tashian Singleton. A suspect is still sought in the shooting, and ASU athletics are to come out with a statement on the matter.
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The approach of summer always puts us in the mood to travel, preferably to far-flung, exotic locales abundant with ocean views and palm trees. Though our budgets may not always allow us to fulfill these dreams, thankfully we've found comfort in the array of tropical-inspired clothes and accessories featured in today's story. This Look We Love steers clear of touristy, cheesy Hawaiian-print pieces, and instead spotlights au courant picks that pack a powerful tropical punch!
On The Runway
We were thrilled to find that, like us, a number of designers had island fever as well while designing their S/S 12 collections. For example, at the Blumarine show, designer Anna Molinari's vivid Dress ($2670) is swathed in a lively fuchsia floral print against a tangerine-colored sheath. Paired with statement flower earrings, the look is unapologetically bright and bold! Albert Ferretti showed a similarly jungle-inspired look--the Printed Silk Crepe De Chine Dress ($1175, 310.652.9000) accompanied by a Beaded Bag ($1950, 310.652.9000)--on the runway. This rendition, a loud, splashy print in a slinky, multicolored number, is slightly more abstract yet still exudes an unmistakably tropical feel. While Blumarine and Alberta Ferretti opted for attention-grabbing patterns, Dries Van Noten and Thakoon Addition aimed for low-key looks. The former dressed up the Cassim + Black Collar Top (price upon request, 212.753.7300) and palm frond-printed Perfect Shorts ($580, 212.753.7300) with the Rue Sweater Vest ($1665, 212.753.7300); the look is ideal for a city slicker who wants to inject a little tropical 'tude into her wardrobe! For the latter, however, designer Thakoon Panichgul channeled a stylish surfer vibe, styling the Terry Cloth Maui Sweatshirt ($290) with the Moire Print Cross Back Jumper ($380). The result is an ensemble at once youthful and quite chic!
On The Red Carpet & Street
As one of the season's bolder trends, tropical prints certainly look right at home on the runway. But after spotting Brooklyn Decker in tasteful tropical attire, we're quite certain it's an ideal off-the-catwalk look for spring as well! Take, for example, Decker's brightly colored dress, a mix of femininity and edginess. The actress attended a Hollywood soiree in late February sporting Altuzarra's Printed Silk V-Neck Dress With Leather Hem ($1800) from the S/S 12 collection. Black leather detailing lends the printed frock a cool, modern appeal. Decker also cleverly streamlined the rest of her look, wearing only a pair of white cutout shoes to keep the focus on her splashy frock! We're also quite fond of our street style inspiration's outfit: a tailored blazer worn over a palm frond-printed button-down and matching skirt, teamed with oversized sunglasses and strappy heels. We think the final look is appropriate for your 9-to-5 and injects your typical work wear with some island infusion!
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If you're tantalized by tropical prints and eager to fully embrace the look, we've gathered up several on-trend pieces for you to try. Take, for example, Stella McCartney's Hawaiian-Print Cotton-Sateen Top ($985). Though earlier we mentioned the importance of avoiding touristy Hawaiian-print tops, this version is quite the exception! Featuring an exotic tropical pattern of flowers, palm trees, and a soothing seascape, the shirt is perfect paired with slim white jeans for casual daywear or dressy shorts for an evening out! We also love the versatility of Zoe Karssen's Palm Tree Printed Cotton-Blend Sweatshirt ($155). The quirky sweater is certainly a casual piece, so it goes well with your favorite worn-in cutoffs, but we also love the idea of combining it with brightly colored jeans. Quiksilver's Original Aloha Shorts ($55) in Sand are an excellent addition to the palm frond theme. The board shorts, in a vibrant red and taupe palette, serve as relaxed beach attire, but a silky button-down top would easily dress them up as well. If you seek a tropical-inspired dress, we've got you covered with Zara's Printed Caftan ($80). The multicolored floral motif adds just the right touch of color and visual intrigue to the frock's loose, laid-back silhouette. In fact, all you need to complete the look is a pair of colorful heels!
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Of course, if your island fever isn't quite so scorching, there are subtler ways of introducing the trend into your daily rotation. Since a perfectly primed face is always in style, whether or not you're on vacation, we recommend picking up Tarte's Clean Slate Poreless 12-Hr Perfecting Primer ($30). The primer possesses natural fruit-and-plant derived extracts (so it's very appropriate for today's story!), and leaves your skin feeling silky smooth. We also selected two accessories in an of-the-moment color--bright yellow--that exude an understated island vibe, and lend themselves well to bolder tropical pieces too! Mar Y Sol's Ariel Clutch ($79) is crafted from lightweight raffia, one of our favorite summery materials, while Forever 21's Flip-up Wayfarer Sunglasses ($6) in Neon Yellow are a wallet-friendly way of boosting your look with a pop of color. For more literal takes on the trend, we suggest Juicy Couture's Parrot Ring ($68) in Multi, a fun, bright bauble that adds instant charm to your ensemble, or Charlotte Olympia's Isla Palm Leaf Suede and Leather Sandals ($1075). These splurge-worthy suede and leather kicks feature a cool palm leaf design and contrasting flamingo pink heels, making them one of the most glamorous tropical picks we've seen yet!--Tiffany Tse
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No. 25 Mens Soccer Drops 2-1 Contest at Providence
The downfall locks Creighton (9-7-2, 4-4-1 BIG EAST) into the No. 5 seed of the BIG EAST Men's Soccer Championship that begins next week. Ironically, the Bluejays will remain in New England to take on Providence (11-4-2, 6-3-0 BIG EAST) again in a BIG EAST quarterfinal on Tuesday, Nov. 12. The Friars secured the No. 4 seed with their victory.
Providence got on the scoreboard first. After Creighton was cited for a handball in the box, PC's Anthony Baumann connected on a penalty kick at 28:57 to make it 1-0 Friars. That score would hold through the rest of the half.
The Friars led 7-3 in shot attempts in the first half. PC also led corner kicks 4-1 at the break.
Late in the second half, Creighton sophomore Myles Englis scored his second career goal in the last two matches on a cross from junior Jose Ribas to knot the score at 1-1 with just under 12 minutes left in regulation.
Providence answered five minutes later with a goal of its own to yield the final score. Mac Steeves scored his third of the season for PC with an assist credited to Friar goalie Keasel Broome.
The Friars finished the match with a 12-shot advantage of 18-6 and led corner kick attempts 5-1.
CU junior goalkeeper Alex Bolowich finished with seven saves but dropped to 7-6-1 overall while Providence's Broome improved to 11-4-2 on the year with the win.
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Heartwood ReSources sponsored their 1st annual Junk Sculpture contest on 9/20/2010.
Teams were given a box of starter materials and had 2 hours to complete their sculptures from materials found in the store.
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- New York's 4-1-1 home record to open the season is the
team's best since
1992-1993 when the Rangers went 5-0-1 in their first six home games.
- The Rangers didn't win their fourth home game last year
until November 14th, in their 10th tilt at Madison Square Garden.
- Through 13 games a year ago New York had scored 38 goals and
allowed 36. The Rangers' record was
7-5-1. This year the Rangers have
yielded just 29 goals and scored 35 times and their record stands at 7-3-3.
- Combined record of New York's opponents thus far: 69-59-20.
- Combined record of New York's next five opponents: 27-32-11.
- New York currently ranks fourth in goals against, 16th in
goals scored, 25th on the power play and sixth on the penalty kill.
- Since starting the season 0-16 on the man advantage, New
York has gone 8-43. The Blueshirts have
scored just twice in their last 22 power play chances, though.
- The Rangers didn't outshoot an opponent until their 10th
game of the season, but have now done so in three of their last four games.
- Brandon Dubinsky has not scored in 13 games this
season. Brian Boyle has scored just once
in his last 28 games and twice in his last 37 contests.
- Ryan McDonagh has three goals in 13 games after
scoring once in 40 efforts as a rookie.
- Marian Gaborik is on pace to score
44 goals and 38 assists after posting 22 goals and 26 assists a year
ago. Gaborik has put 57 shots on net,
the second-most
in the league.
- Ryan Callahan has five goals in his last seven games.
- Michael Del Zotto and Ryan McDonagh are tied for the team
lead in plus/minus. Each is a
plus-6. Steve Eminger is a team-worst
- Backup goalie Marty Biron has allowed just three goals in
nearly 190 minutes of action after missing the entire second-half of the
2010-2011 campaign with a broken collarbone.
To qualify for the goals against average crown, a goalie must be on pace
to start 27 games. It's unlikely Biron
will meet the criteria, but he currently sits
at the top of the NHL leaderboard.
- After leading the league in blocked shots a year ago, Dan
Girardi sits 11th in the NHL with
34 blocks thus far.
- Girardi leads all NHLers in average ice-time with 27:59 per
- Brad Richards ranks fifth in average ice-time among forwards
22:00 per game.
- The Blueshirts rank eighth
in the league in faceoff percentage at 51.5%.
- The Rangers have been much more disciplined lately and are
now second
in the league in penalty minutes per game.
- Through 199 games this season there have
been 30 tying goals scored in the final five minutes of games. Last season there were 14 tying goals at the
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With a 69-49 win against the Lehi High Pioneers Thursday, Carbon High's Lady Dinos championed region eight with an 8-0 record.
Ending the first quarter with a one-point lead, Carbon pulled ahead to 33-25 at the half. In the third quarter Lehi responded to each of Carbon's plays, keeping Carbon from furthering their lead.
After an almost dead-even third quarter, Carbon went into the fourth quarter leading 47-40. With the game still open for either team to win, Carbon pushed hard in the last quarter outscoring the Pioneers by 13 to win with a comfortable lead.
Carbon's senior forward, Morgan Warburton, dominated play throughout the game, scoring 23 points, including three baskets from behind the three-point line. Other points for Carbon came from Jamie King with 14 points, Halee Rasmussen with 14, Danielle Martino with 8, Maquett Potts with 7 and Meesha Rasmussen with 2.
Warburton had three 3 pointers in amassing her total.
The Lady Dinos now head into the first round of 3-A tournament play, facing region nine's fourth place Dixie Flyers on Saturday at 5 p.m. in the Dinogym.
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DOE and USDA Offer $25 Million for Biomass Research
January 30, 2009
DOE and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced on January 30 that they will invest up to $25 million over the next four years, subject to annual appropriations, for the research and development of processes that produce biofuels, bioenergy, and high-value biobased products. This funding opportunity announcement (FOA) covers three technical areas: biomass feedstocks development; cellulosic biofuels and biobased products; and biofuels development analysis, including strategic guidance, analyses of the energy and environmental impact of biofuels production, and an assessment of the potential for biomass feedstock production on federal lands.
The FOA is part of the Biomass Research and Development Initiative (BRDI), a joint effort between DOE and the USDA to accelerate research and development in bioenergy research and biobased products. It is open to higher education institutions, national laboratories, federal research agencies, state research agencies, private sector entities, non-profit organizations, and consortia of these types of entities. DOE and USDA anticipate that each awardee will receive up to $5 million over the next four years. Pre-applications are due on March 6, and final applications will be due on June 1. See the DOE press release, the FOA on Grants.gov, and the BRDI Web site.


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LOWVILLE A Port Leyden man was arraigned Friday in Lewis County Court on charges that he sexually abused a young girl over the course of nearly two years.
Frank J. Mann, 52, of 6970 Sullivan Trailer Park Road, pleaded not guilty to charges of predatory sexual assault against a child and endangering the welfare of a child. His case was adjourned to Feb. 1, and he was returned to county jail on $25,000 bail.
Judge Daniel R. King, presiding over his first County Court session, issued a temporary order of protection on behalf of the alleged victim.
Mann was accused of repeated acts of sexual contact against a girl under the age of 13 from January 2010 through September.
Also Friday in Lewis County Court:
Brian G. Aikens, 52, Plattsburgh, was arraigned on charges of first-degree reckless endangerment, third-degree unlawfully fleeing a police officer in a motor vehicle, reckless driving, failure to comply, improper passing, moving from a lane unsafely and two counts of speeding, and pleaded not guilty to all charges. His case was adjourned to Feb. 1, and he was sent back to county jail on $20,000 bail.
Mr. Aikens was accused of leading police on a high-speed chase May 6 along Route 3 in the town of Diana in the midst of a flight from Plattsburgh that eventually ended with his arrest at a bar in West Carthage that saw him drive 90 mph in both 30- and 55-mph zones.
Bradley Q. Rogers, 18, of 3912 Shibley Road, Lyons Falls, was arraigned on a charge of third-degree burglary and pleaded guilty to the charge. Sentencing was set for March 22. He was accused of unlawfully entering a building owned by Charles Belinky on May 2 on Penny Settlement Road in the town of Lyonsdale.
Daniel F. Eckelman, 21, of 7469 Railroad St., Lowville, and Tyler K. Lashbrooks, 22, of 5568 Highland Ave., Lowville, both were arraigned on charges of petit larceny and pleaded guilty to the charge. Sentencing was set for March 1 for Mr. Eckelman and March 22 for Mr. Lashbrooks. They were accused of stealing helmets and gasoline cans belonging to Gordon Yancey on Nov. 7 in the town of Martinsburg.
Kurt J. Hazzard, 41, of 6835 Mechanic St., Croghan, had a new trial date set for March 18 in his case of three counts of first-degree rape, two counts of third-degree rape, four counts of endangering the welfare of a child and single counts of second-degree rape and first- and third-degree criminal sex act, with a telephone conference to be held Feb. 1. A mistrial was declared in his case in early December after officials were unable to seat a full jury.
He was arrested by state police in early January on accusations that he had sexual intercourse with a girl under the age of 17 by forcible compulsion on occasions in August, November and December 2011, all in the town of Croghan, and sexual contact with another underage girl on one occasion. He was arraigned on the charges in County Court in May.
Michael A. Bauer, 32, Poughkeepsie, had his case of fourth-degree grand larceny, third-degree criminal possession of a weapon and third-degree criminal sale of a firearm adjourned to Feb. 1. Mr. Bauer was accused of stealing two revolvers from the town of Greig residence of Randolph Bauer.
Nicholas M. Panarese, 27, of 5388 Eugene St., Lowville, had sentencing in his case of third-degree burglary adjourned to Feb. 1. Mr. Panarese was accused of stealing rings belonging to Michele D. Scott on July 9 from a Eugene Street residence.
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A great band based in NYC performing the songs of Greg Di Gesu. Greg is currently bolstering a 852+ catalogue of 'em! And the writing continues. To spare you another rambling bio we would like the music to speak for itself.
Greg D (The Lone Orchestra / Speedsters and Dopers) – guitar, harmonica, Rhodes piano, voice, songs
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Last week, on Pure Mobile's Canadian blog, we reported on a leaked picture of two yet to be unveiled smartphones that prematurely popped up on Sony's website. The devices in question were quite clearly the newest additions to Sony's Xperia line, but we expected to have to wait until this week's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) to get some real idea of their specs.
And now as expected, Sony has brought the Android-powered Xperia Z and Xperia ZL to CES 2013 in Las Vegas, where attendees got to have the first real hands-on with the new phones, both of which are "worth getting excited about," according to Gizmodo.
According to reports, both phones have just about the same internal specs. Each sports a 5-inch,1080p TFT Reality display and a 1.5GHz quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro processor. And both are LTE-capable, with 2GB of RAM and 16GB of internal storage.
Even the 13MP cameras are the same and both can capture HDR video, except that the Xperia ZL's is rear-facing and the Xperia Z's is front-facing.
So far, the reviews are mostly raves, with Gizmodo calling them "the best phones Sony has ever made, by a huge margin," and with Engadget claiming "Sony may have a bonafide hit on its hands with the Xperia ZL."
So what's really so great about them? Well, for starters, the sleek, glassy surface of the Xperia Z is totally waterproof for up to 30 minutes at up to 3 feet. Meanwhile, the ZL, which isn't waterproof, works as a universal remote. Both phones also boast an awesome Battery Stamina Mode feature, that turns your data stream off when your phone is idle, so your standby time will be increased by up to 400 percent.
For a while now, Sony phones have sort of been taking a backseat to other Android devices. But if the reception at this year's CES is any indication, their newest phones may just have them poised to take a much more aggressive position once the Xperia Z and Xperia ZL launch sometime around March.


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Submission Intel sets up MeeGo research center->
angry tapir writes: "Intel is establishing a joint innovation center with Tencent, one of China's largest Internet firms, to develop products and services around the chip maker's MeeGo mobile operating system and devices using its Atom processors. The new partnership could help Intel to promote MeeGo in China, along with its Atom-based microprocessors."
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FORCIBLE TOUCHING - MASSENA - Village police charged Jeffrey D. Fontaine, 44, of 23 Spruce St., Massena, with forcible touching at 3:15 a.m. Saturday after responding to a complaint at 2:38 a.m. that he had inappropriate contact with a female on Spruce Street. The female said she was sitting on a porch on Spruce Street with a female friend when an allegedly intoxicated Fontaine was walking down the street, walked up onto the porch and grabbed both of her breasts. She said she hit Fontaine in the face and yelled at him but he refused to leave. Moments later, she said a village police vehicle on routine patrol drove down the street and she was able to flag the officers down. He had reportedly gone to the residence earlier in the evening to ask if the homes residents were partying. He was arraigned Saturday morning by Massena Village Justice Eric J. Gustafson and released under the supervision of the probation department.
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CANTON A St. Lawrence County grand jury indicted three people Thursday, all on multiple charges of driving while intoxicated.
Cody C. Finton, 31, of 385 Scotch Settlement Rd., Gouverneur, was indicted for aggravated DWI and two counts of DWI, all class E felonies.
The indictment alleges that Finton was driving on Scotch Settlement Road in the town of Gouverneur with a blood alcohol content of 0.20 percent. That is more than twice the state intoxication threshold of 0.08 percent and above the 0.18 percent BAC required for an aggravated DWI charge.
Finton had been previously convicted for aggravated DWI in the town of Gouverneur on May 17, 2007.
Debra L. Ormsbee, 49, of 84 Pollock Rd., Canton, was indicted for four counts of aggravated DWI, all class E felonies, and two counts of DWI, both misdemeanors.
Court documents allege that on May 18,on Pollack Road, in the town of Canton, Ormsbee was driving with a BAC of 0.15 percent.
She is being charged with aggravated DWI under Leandras Law because she had James T. Saber, 15, and Deanna L. Gray, 14, as passengers in the vehicle at the time.
Christy L. Papineau, 34, of 1850 County Route 31, Lisbon, is indicted for aggravated DWI and driving while ability impaired by drugs, both class E felonies.
The indictment alleges that on April 29, on King Street in Ogdensburg, Papineau drove while impaired by THC, also known as tetrahydrocannabinol, the main ingredient in marijuana.
She is being charged with aggravated DWI under Leandras Law because she had Dennis R. Martin, 14, as a passenger in the vehicle at the time.
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This study represents the largest prospective clinical trial in patients with BAC and the largest study of single agent gefitinib as front line therapy. The response rate is comparable to the one reported in previous studies with gefitinib monotherapy and responses were observed in both chemonaive and pretreated groups. No survival difference was observed between the chemonaive and pretreated groups. Interestingly, not developing a rash emerged as the most important predictor of a poor outcome, while female gender and never-smoker were the best determinants of improved outcomes. Gefitinib can be used as first line treatment when toxicity from chemotherapy is of concern, while first-line chemotherapy is still the standard approach for patients with BAC. It may be important to change treatment if there is no development of rash after starting gefitinib.
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According to psychological professor Jean M. Twenge, Generation Me describes anyone born in the 1970s, 1980s, or 1990s — in the approaching 2010, this will mean people between the ages of 11 and 40. These are today's young people, those who while remarkably diverse in many respects, share a unifying aspect: they are "unapologetically focused on the individual," a trait inherited from their Boomer parents and fanned to extremes by the culture they engendered.
Is it true? Are we in a narcissism epidemic? Does the Generation Me really differ from their parents and grandparents? Social scientists have been interested in generational changes for decades. Questions about generational changes are of particular interest to psychologists who are interested in whether the broader sociocultural environment is linked with changes in personality attributes and attitudes. For example, Twenge (2008) has concluded that today's young people have higher self-esteem, more inflated self views, higher levels of narcissism, and perhaps paradoxically, more misery than previous generations. Twenge has further tied these shifts in personality to shifts toward increased individualism and a focus on self-worth that she believes characterizes the culture of the United States in more recent decades. However, Donnellan and Trzesniewski's (2009) most recent research led to suspicion about the strength of the evidence in support of Twenge's broad 'Generation Me' claims. According to their opinions, there are two crucial issues about Twenge's research on Generation Me: whether the evidence for generational differences is based on a sound methodology and how to best characterize the size of any generational differences. Instead they found more evidence for generational consistency than generational change in their studies and thus concluded that there are enough concerns to warrant caution and qualified statements about the evidence for 'Generation Me.'
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Donnellan, M.B., & Trzesniewski, K.H. (2009). How Should We Study Generational 'Changes'—Or Should We? A Critical Examination of the Evidence for 'Generation Me'. Social and Personality Psychology Compass, 3,775 – 784.
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Flights to Kos from Europe
Walking around the Ancient Agora gives you an experience and imagination of how a Greek market looked like in the early times. The archaeological site no longer functions as a marketplace today. However, visiting here lets you uncover a series of historical ruins including the Shrine of Aphrodite, the Temple of Hercules, and many other remarkable remains.Address: Platía Eleftherías, KosPhone: +30 22 4202 8326
One main attraction to keep on your list while sightseeing in Kos is The Castle of the Knights. This is a 14th century castle which stands as a secure fortress against the attacks of the Ottomans in the early times. In the present day, this castle functions as a museum exhibiting various historical sculptures.Address: Leoforos Foinikon, KosPhone: +30 22 4202 7927
One notable archaeological site, where magnificent Roman ruins can be found, is The Western Excavation. Amidst the monuments of the 4th and 3rd century B.C. in this area, you will find the important remains of the ancient gymnastic ground called Xystos and the western public baths. The Roman Odeon amphitheatre is also close to this place.Address: Gregoriou E Street, Kos Town
Asklipieion is considered an important site on the island of Kos. Since it is settled on the top of a hill, it lets you enjoy a panoramic view of Kos Town. This is where it is said that Hippocrates experienced his trainings pertaining to medicine.Address: Platini, KosPhone: +30 22 4202 8763
Wine tasting is a traditional tourist activity that you must try when in Kos. Upon visiting vineyards, you will discover how the Greeks make their wines. The three must visit wine productions on the island are Chantziemmanouil, Mores and Triantafyllopoulos.Address: Kos Town
Casa Romana, also referred to as the Roman House, is a beautifully decorated mansion which was built out of the ruins of another house during the Hellenistic period. It has an impressive appearance that is based on the 3rd century type of architecture. Along with its interesting ornaments and statues, you can find that on its mosaic floor, there is a depiction of a panther tearing a deer apart.Address: Leoforos Patriarchou Grigoriou Pemptou, KosPhone: +30 22 4202 3234
Your tour on Kos should begin at Nisyros. This is a famous tourist attraction located in the Aegean Sea. The spot is a volcanic Greek island and here you will find gas and sulphur coming out of the ground. The site of it is quite impressive and a truly must visit for everyone.Address: NisyrosPhone: +30 69 7623 7664Website: http://www.nisyros.de
Agios Theologos is one of the beautiful attractions on Kos. It is also referred to as Wave Beach and it is a great place for water surfing or flying a kite. During afternoons, when it is not too hot, you may walk around the zone to view other charming parts of the place.Address: Kefalos, Kos
Hippocrates Garden Cultural Centre was built to portray the ancient way of life of the Greeks through their culture and history. Every year, hundreds of children and tourists visit this place. The settlement is a two-storey house that is made of stone. Inside it, you can find handmade furniture and some artefacts.Address: Antimachia, Mastichari, KosPhone: +30 69 0776 1521Website: http://www.hippocratesgarden.gr
When wanting to go on a picnic, let Plaka Forest be on top of your list. This place is a familiar destination, for both residents and tourists, during Easter and summertime. The sight of the imperious wild peacocks and the reinvigorating serenity of nature will surely calm your mind.Address: Kefalos Road, Kos
The Roman Odeon is an ancient open-air theatre that you should explore during your visit in Kos. It is a living fragment of history portraying the sight of the 2nd and 3rd centuries. Today, its floor, wings, and orchestra pit are still in very good condition. Seeing the place would bring you to thoughts that its purpose was to host music and fight competitions in the early years.Address: Leoforos Patriarchou Grigoriou Pemptou, Kos
Besides going to the beach during summer, Lido Waterpark is a great hangout for family and friends in Kos. They do not only have huge, inviting pools and exciting slides but the cost of their facilities are also very reasonable. It will definitely be an awesome day out for everyone.Address: Mastichari Road, Mastichari, KosPhone: +30 22 4205 9241Website: http://www.lidowaterpark.com
At The Folklore Museum, you will discover refined Greek artefacts of folklore and cultural heritage. Various ancient items are exhibited here including beautiful embroideries, impressive woven draperies and silks. Most of these relics are actually donated by the residents of Kos. A traditional settlement in the town of Kefalos is housing the said museum.Address: Kefalos, Kos
Famous Greek monuments and splendid artworks from different historical periods are exhibited at The Archaeological Museum of Kos. The most extraordinary displays here include sculptures from the Hellenistic era, mosaics, anaglyphs, statues, and a lot more.Address: Eleutherias Square, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4202 8326More info: Located opposite the Deffendar mosque
One known tourist attraction in Kos is the oriental plane tree called the Tree of Hippocrates. This perennial plant is regarded as the largest in Europe. This is where the said Greek physician mentored his students about medicine.Address: Kos TownMore info: Located opposite the entrance of the Castle of Neratzia
The Dolphin Fountain is a popular tourist spot on Kos. It is situated on a small square along the harbour. This place is often noted as the Dolphin Square. It is best to tour here during early mornings and late afternoons.Address: Kanari Street, Kos
Xerokambos is an exotic beach in Kos that you should not fail to visit. It is one of the most peaceful beaches on the island. This place is actually a part of the long beach of Kefalos Bay. Its great water sports and nice view should provide you a tranquil feeling.Address: Kefalos, Kos
For an enlivening dip, Embros Therme is an excellent spot to check aside from the beach. It is a popular tourist attraction and could also be quite crowded at times. This place is known for its fair thermal springs which are surrounded by circling rocks that are forming an enormous pool in the sea.Address: Tigaki, Kos
For people who would like to have a good scrutiny concerning the culture and history of Italy, this place is ideal for a visit. An impressive display of masterpieces of various Italian artists can be found here. More specifically, Italian sculptures and paintings from the year 1912 to 1939 are exhibited on-the-spot.Address: Grigoriou E, Kos Town
This fortress castle sits perfectly on top of a small hill in the village of Antimachia. Inside you will find two Venetian churches known as Agios Nikolaos and Agia Paraskevi, which are respectively built in the 16th and 18th century. Take your time to enjoy the amazing sea view.Address: Antimachia, Kos
Kos is not just about the sea, the sun and the fun. The visitor is worth spending some of his time to visit and admire the important sights of the island. You shouldn't come to Kos and not visit to Asclepion, or admire the unique sunsets or have a taste of the local culture through events held each summer on the island. It is also worth to visit and get to know several other smaller sights that are scattered in throughout the island and uncover its history and its secrets.
Kos is regarded as the island of the bicycle! The bicycle path of Kos starts from Faros beach and extends to the end of the beach of Psalidi, a distance of about 13 km ( ! ) .With many side roads, some of which lead into the city of Kos, one can go wherever he wants, just by having a bike. The locals that prefer this means of transportation to go to work, the beach, the cafeteria or just a stroll in the beautiful city are a lot.Beyond routes in the city of Kos, there are many more, mountainous, with dirt road, overlooking the nature in one side and the panoramic view of the island of Kos on the other, and other with paved road but with limited traffic, that can lead to beaches and villages, just like the one that starts from the town of Kos, crosses Tigkaki and reaches the village of Marmari and its beautiful beaches.
Caravan Restaurant is a popular family-owned restaurant located on the Amerika Street in Kos Town. They offer excellent traditional Greek dishes with quick and efficient service from breakfast to late night dining. The atmosphere is friendly and ideal for families and large groups. You do not need to worry about rushing to move on when you have finished your meal. What is more? Try their steak - it is amazing!Address: 52 Amerikas Street, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4202 7064Website: http://www.tonyainsworth.co.uk/caravan.htm
Taverna Barbas is a small and busy grill house that serves fabulous Greek specialities. Their Chicken Souvlaki basically melts in your mouth! This restaurant is also known for its delicious mayirefta. They always offer fantastic service, which is the reason why most locals and tourists often keep returning to the place.Address: 6 Evripilou, Agia Marina, Kos TownPhone: +30 69 3714 2802
Karnagio is probably the best fish restaurant on the island. The owner of the place goes fishing every day to ensure their customer gets the best fish available. Their stuffed squid, pot-baked prawns and fish soup are among the favourites of many locals and tourists. The amusing see breeze near the setting is enticing as well.Address: Karnagio Beach, Kos TownPhone: +30 69 5658 2685
Pote tin Kiriaki, the most genuine and picturesque ouzeri on the island, is well known for its traditional Greek cuisine. They serve exciting delights such as fried mussels, grilled chops and pancetta. The place is popular among the local population.Address: Peissandrou 9, Kos TownPhone: +30 69 3035 2099
La Prima Restaurant is an excellent sunny place to dine on Diagora Square. They are known for their fresh seafood and other fantastic Mediterranean dishes. You will surely enjoy their amiable staff and authentic Greek food without worrying on rushing to eat.Address: Diagora Square, Old Town, KosPhone: +30 22 4202 5220Website: http://www.laprima-kos.com
Olympiada is a family-owned business specialising on Greek cuisines. It is an unpretentious restaurant that serves several stuffed dishes such as stuffed tomatoes, aubergine and zucchini. They are known for their amazing food and lovely service from breakfast to late night dining.Address: Kleopatras and Vassileos Pavlou Street, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4202 3031
Kalua is one of the immense bars in town. Its outdoor venue serves up a great mix of throbbing music and sensual dancing every night. During daytime, when the atmosphere gets too hot, this bar boasts a swimming pool for its guests to enjoy.Address: Akti Zouroudi, Kos Town
Broadway is one of the most popular restaurant located at the heart of Kos Town. They are known for their inviting and sweet-smelling home-cooked American cuisines. You will surely enjoy your food with a glass of the house wine and great service and would definitely want to be back there again.Address: Megalou Alexandrou Street, Kos TownPhone: +30 69 7830 9078
Cuvee Restaurant is not only known for its delicious food and gorgeous ambience but also for its elite blends of grapes and wines. Their scrumptious dishes include Caprese salad, baby lamb plate and Halva. It is suggested that you choose a table near the window to watch the gorgeous sunset over Bodrum.Address: Lambi Beach, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4202 2440Website: http://www.aquabluhotel.gr
If you are looking for a venue where the atmosphere is cosy, come to Delon Pub. They offer the best English cuisine in town from early morning to late night. Kostas, the funny waiter at the place, teams up with his lovely wife as they make certain for every customer to be served excellently.Address: Lambi, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4202 2824
Taverna Mike serves fresh Greek cuisine and seafood. Mike, the owner of the place, always offers lovely tips to his customers on what appropriate wine to pair up with his dishes. You can expect that everything here is absolutely a great value for your money.Address: Ethelonton Paleon, Polemiston, Lambi, Kos TownWebsite: http://www.mike-kos.ch
This place is a known to be one of the great family restaurants in town. At Elia, you can enjoy an authentic Greek way of dining from their uniquely decorated ambience to their fantastic selection of many small dishes. Their prices are very reasonable paired up by an excellent service.Address: Apellou 27, Old Town, KosPhone: +30 22 4202 2133Website: http://www.elia-kos.gr
Trattoria 33 is a cosy family-run restaurant located in the Old Town. They serve a mix of lovey seafood, pasta and traditional Greek cuisines. It is highly suggested that you finish all your meal off with their sweet milkshake.Address: Kolokotroni Street, 33, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4202 1778Website: http://www.trattoria33.weebly.com
If you feel as if you need a change of food then Far East invites you to a delicious Chinese dinner. They offer an extensive menu of high quality food with reasonable price and great service. This place is definitely a perfect break from the Greek food.Address: Boumboulinas Street 3, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4202 0969
People visit here first and foremost for the cosy, almost magical, atmosphere. While enjoying the music and relaxing, you must try their delightful ice cream and crepes or a cooling drink with some snacks or homemade burgers.Address: Apellou 19, Palia Poli, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4202 2133Website: http://www.bittersweet-kos.com
Caravelle offers an extensive menu of different mezze, supplemented with Turkish starters. Occasionally they have a live band playing both Turkish and Greek music. If you are not in the mood for different meze then their sea food comes highly recommended.Address: 24 Averof Street, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4202 2129
Jackson's Beach Bar has a wooden setting that functions both as a bar and restaurant along the beach. It serves excellent snacks and meals during the day and fantastic bar experience during the night. You will definitely have a good time with its warm and friendly service.Address: 36 Averof Street, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4203 0122Website: http://www.jacksonskos.com
One of the undeniable cultural qualities of any given place is its cuisine. Kos Island is home to a rich gastronomic tradition following Greek and Mediterranean routes. Despite its statues as a cosmopolitan destination, Kos Island has managed to preserve a distinct and true to its beginnings gastronomic identity. Many of the local treats are prepared in connection with religious celebrations, while the islands fertile soil and promising climate have given birth to many peculiar products and unique varieties of wine.
Zero Cafe is a modern and colourful little coffee bar in town. They offer delicious milkshakes and good coffee. For book lovers, they have a mini book stand for you to check out. A live gig adds up to its fun and relaxed ambience.Address: 1 Irodotou Street and Meg. Alexandrou 2, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4202 0182
Ciao Cafe is not only known to be the best coffee bar in town but also for extending excellent cocktail drinks, meals and snacks. They have a wood-fired oven for cooking pizza, which is quite traditional and amusing.Address: Filita and Ifestou 12, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4202 7718
Lobby Cafe is a place where not only good coffee and enjoyable sandwiches are offered but also fun activities for kids and adults at all ages. It is a sports café where games like ping pong, backgammon and billiards are played and watched live.Address: Mandilara 22, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4230 0997
If you desire for a sandwich, try Active Baguettes on Kanari Street. Niko, the owner of the place, and his wife serve the best baguettes and almost all sorts of sandwiches with fresh juices or a warm coffee. This snack bar is a perfect spot for coffee breaks and chitchats.Address: Kanari 28, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4202 5562
Crepa Mania is a cosy, little snack bar on the island. They serve savoury sandwiches, delicious crepes and good coffee. Its outdoor setting is a perfect spot to watch the world go by.Address: Platia Agias Paraskeuis, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4202 1804
Kahlua is one of the immense bars in town. Its outdoor venue serves up a great mix of throbbing music and sensual dancing every night. During daytime, when the atmosphere gets too hot, this bar boasts a swimming pool for its guests to enjoy.Address: Akti Zouroudi, Kos Town
The XClub formerly known as the Fashion club continues to be one of the most popular places to visit for partying crowds in Kos. It is one of the oldest nightclubs around on the island, but it is still going strong. The place has 3 bars, which should make a good setting for anyone who loves night leisure.Address: Kanari Street 2, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4202 2592Website: http://www.thexclub.eu
Harem Beach Bar is located between Lambi and Kos town and is decorated to resemble a harem. It has colourful drapes, velvet cushions, atmospheric lightning and plays good music. You can choose between a cushion on the floor or the more traditional seating in chairs. This bar also has an outdoor area by the beach.Address: Averof 32, Kos
Tropical Island Club is a great daytime bar located next to Heaven. It plays good music throughout the day and is a fairly relaxed place during daytime. The temperature rises a bit through the evening when the crowd starts to arrive for a good night out.Address: Zouroudi Antigonis, Kos
B-52 is deemed as one of the best party bars in town. You can chill and enjoy throughout the night away while sipping the cocktail of your choice or dancing all night long. This place is a must visit if you are a tourist in Kos.Address: Lambi Beach, Kos TownWebsite: http://www.barb52.com
West Bar is considered ahead compared to other nightclubs on the island. It offers an awesome atmosphere of lights, music and people. The place is packed, especially during weekends, but you will surely enjoy the dancing and music throbbing throughout the night.Address: Plotarchou Blessa 3, KosPhone: +30 22 4203 0130Website: http://www.west.gr
The Camel Bar is a fun bar at the harbour with plenty of atmosphere and partying people. This place is visited by thousands of visitors every year. The best thing is that you can come in the morning for breakfast, stay for lunch in the middle of the day, have dinner and ultimately start your evening right after.Address: 13-15 Akti Kountouriotou Street, KosPhone: +30 22 4202 6898Website: http://www.camel.grMore info: Located in the harbour
Memories Bar is one great karaoke bar and nightclub in Kardamena. They are open even during very late nights. Good slush cocktails are being offered by their brilliant and friendly staff. This place is a perfect hangout during holidays.Address: Kardamena, KosPhone: +30 22 4209 1839Website: http://www.memoriesbarkos.moonfruit.com
Stone Roses Bar is an extensive hangout with classic music playing in the background. It is considered a quality bar where good tunes, fine beers and cocktails are being served as you wait and chill the night away.Address: Kardamena 190, KosWebsite: http://www.thestonerosesbarkos.com
Jackson's Beach Bar has a wooden setting that functions both as a bar and restaurant along the beach. It serves excellent snacks and meals during the day and a fantastic bar experience during the night. You will definitely have a good time with its warm and friendly service.Address: 36 Averof Street, KosPhone: +30 22 4203 0122Website: http://www.jacksonskos.com
Mylos is a fantastic bar, with an open-air disco, by the beach. You can anticipate a comfortable atmosphere of sea breeze while good music is playing in the background. This place is a centre of attraction for hundreds of locals and tourists every day and most during summer days.Address: Lambi Beach, KosPhone: +30 22 4202 3235Website: http://www.mylosbeachbar.com
When you are at Kardamena, come to Starlight Club for a unique clubbing experience.This nightclub has been around the island as one of the big spots for night hangout. It is famous for its paint and water parties along with cool beats of music and crazy, wild dancing.Address: Kardamena, KosPhone: +30 69 5505 3692
The King Size beach bar is a private beach and bar in Tigaki. It is a buzzing place of fun and activities during summer as locals and tourists enjoy the site of the beach and the sun. At night, its sunny ambience transforms into a mixed neon lights of yellow and green as people enjoy sipping their fresh drinks, superb cocktails and delicious snacks.Address: Beach Road, Tigaki, KosPhone: +30 22 4206 8075
Sitar is a cosy and sedating cocktail and dive bar on the street of Akti Kountouriotou. The bar is known for its distinctive style of presenting its cocktails. Moreover, the place is perfect for a night cap while enjoying the scenery of the harbour.Address: Akti Kountouriotou, KosPhone: +30 22 4202 1725More info: Located in the harbour
In 1980s, the Heaven disco club opened its doors on the Lambi beach in Kos Island. With its huge setting and reputation, the club has been a hub for several parties including beauty contests. Today, it is still one of the liveliest spot for such activity and leisure. It starts the day as a calm site, where its guests can relax and enjoy, and eventually transforms into a pulsing disco from night until dawn.Address: Zouroudi, Lambi, KosPhone: +30 22 4202 3874
In Kos, the nightlife choices are plentiful. You can have fun in coffee bars that stay open until late at night and continue your night sortie in nightclubs and clubs located in every part of the island. Besides these options, Kos offers many choices for you to have fun. If you explore the island, you will definitely find something that suits you!
For wooden utilities, come and visit Olive Wood. They feature handmade wooden items from artistic decorations and jewellery to traditional games. Besides that, they also sell cosmetics that are made of organic olive oil like soap, lotion, and shampoo.Address: 13, Apellou Street, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4202 9958Website: http://www.woodenland.com.grMore info: Located in Old Town
The Body Shop is a pretty little shop that sells fancy presents for tourists to take back home. The shop stocks sophisticated cosmetics of sweet smelling perfumes, natural soaps, body washes and Greek sponges. Try to swing by and you will certainly find a treasure for yourself.Address: 10 Eleftheriou Venizelou Street, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4202 1546Website: http://www.thebodyshop.se
FFL is a clothing shop for women, and it has been around for 10 years in Istanbul, Turkey. It opened its doors on the island of Kos last May 2013. The clothes you find here, are inspired by the vibrant colours of the wings of a butterfly, as FFL actually is an abbreviation for the word "Farfalle" - which means butterfly in Italian.Address: 33 Vasileos Pavlou Street, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4202 4480
If you are looking for a clothing shop where top international sports brands are being displayed, come and visit Planet New Generation. They have almost all sorts of labels like Billabong and Polo by Ralph Lauren. Along with these items, they also promote various footwear brands including Converse, Addidas, Nike and Mizuno.Address: 25th Martiou 8, Kos TownPhone: +30 69 4249 4242More info: Located near to the Main Square
If you are looking for traditional confectionery to bring home, come to Hippocrates House. It is a souvenir and gift shop of pastries, featuring handmade products such as classic Greek sweets, various treats, and spices. If you have a sweet tooth you will definitely find something here.Address: Asfendiou, Zia, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4206 8839
Silver Vision is a fashion shop located in the heart of the Old Town. They offer assortment of female products such as handbags, jewellery, shoes and other accessories. Their wide collections are from Italian and Greek designer labels including Axel, Elefterious Jewellery, Anatomic Collection and a lot more. This shop is definitely a dream for every woman.Address: Apellou 10, KosPhone: +30 22 4202 7962
Delfis opened its doors to the public in 1997 as an artistic gift and tourist shop. The highlights of the workshop are Greek handmade items such as colourful wooden magnets, ceramics, and other miniature decorations. All of these products are carefully crafted and painted by the shop owner to meet the taste of a Greek tradition.Address: Asfendiou, Zia, KosPhone: +30 22 4206 8305Website: http://www.delfis.gr
Diakogiannis is a famous family run jewellery shop on the island. Since 1885, it has offered beautiful handcrafted jewels made through a high quality of meticulous workmanship. This shop promotes precious pieces from inspired Greek jewellery designers such as Katerina Ioannidis, Margarita Meitani, and Dolly Boukoyiannis. You also find an extensive collection of exclusive watch labels, including Swatch, Seiko and Dolce & Gabbana.Address: 2 Hippokratous Street, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4202 3392
For more traditional products to take home, make a visit at Haroula Souvenirs. They offer an assortment of handcrafted wooden articles, hand-painted ceramics, gorgeous apparels, and much more. Natural beauty products with 100 percent Aloe Vera are also sold here, like hand and foot cream, body lotion and shampoo. Furthermore, you will find an array of unique designs of leather goods at the upper floor of the store.Address: Zia, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4206 9271
Do not forget to make a stop at the Leather House. This shop has the finest quality of leather accessories, shoes, clutch bags, and handbags. They opened their first shop back in 1979 on Rhodes Island, and eventually they also opened a store in the Old Town of Kos Town. Today, they continue to establish an undisputed reputation of authentic leather goods.Address: Ifaistou 26, Palia Poli, Old Town, KosPhone: +30 22 4202 1330Website: http://www.leather-house.blogspot.gr
For impressive fashion add-ons, EFFE Accessories is one the best place to visit. They manufacture and offer an extensive collection of stylish handbags and footwear of of high quality at very reasonable prices. With all their gorgeous products, it might be difficult to choose what you should to buy.Address: 30 Ippocrates Street, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4201 1261
Limnoupoli Toy Shop, on Konitsis Square, is a real entertaining toy store for kids and everyone with a childlike mind. They have almost all sorts of international toy brands like Lego, Playskool, Mattel, and a lot more. You will also be amazed since everything here are sold at great prices - a real heaven for children and adults.Address: Konitsis Square, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4202 6814
For a wide selection of authentic Greek items, make a visit at Country Crafts. They have everything from knick-knacks to silver jewellery and many of their products are handmade. You will definitely find something amusing for you and your friends.Address: Ypsiladou 5, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4204 1324More info: Located near the National Bank Of Greece and the Main Square of Kos Town
If you want to buy a new pair of shoes to bring back home, make a stop at Mixahl Shoes. This shop offers a wide collection of Greek brand names in terms of footwear and this is where you can find the ultimate collection of Kokka shoes.Address: Hippocrates, KosPhone: +30 22 4202 7561
Miss Mambo is a beautiful shop of extensive collection of hats, gloves, scarves and handbags for women. They have all sorts of gorgeous accessories that will transform an everyday wear to a spectacular outfit.Address: Konitsis Square, Kos Town
For fashionable and comfortable pairs of shoes, make a visit at 36 – 43 Shoes and Accessories. It is a family run business, offering footwear on Konitsis Square. The shoes you find here are mostly made in Italy, Germany and Greece. With a bit of luck there might be a sale on while you are there.Address: Konitsis Square, Kos TownPhone: +30 22 4202 0342
Kos Island International Airport is located 24 km southwest of Kos Town in the centre of the island. If you arrive with Olympic Airways, you can catch the shuttle bus into Kos Town, but otherwise you will have to find your own means of transport. The easiest thing to do then will be to catch a taxi, which is available from the airport arrival gate, or, you can head out to the big roundabout outside the airport gate and catch the orange and cream coloured KTEL bus. En route to Kos, the bus stops at Mastihari, Kardhamena and Kefalos.


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The lineup for the 2012 CMA Music Festival's Bud Light Stage at the Bridgestone Plaza and the new BIC Soleil Bella Beach Stage have been announced. The two concerts will provide fans with over 40 hours of concerts for free. The CMA Music Festival takes place June 7-10. "Live music is a hallmark of CMA Music Festival and we are excited to be able to add a new stage and even more performances this year," Steve Moore, CMA Chief Executive Officer, said.
The BIC Soleil Bella Beach Stage is a new addition to this year's CMA Music Festival with concerts and activities starting at 11:00 AM/CT each day during the Festival. The Bud Light Stage at Bridgestone Arena Plaza, at the corner of Fifth Avenue and Broadway, is a fan favorite and a great place to catch up and coming country artists.
Artists currently scheduled to perform at the Bud Light Stage at Bridgestone Arena Plaza include:
Thursday, June 7
11:00 AM – 11:25 AM Jeff Bates
11:45 AM – 12:10 PM Greg Bates
12:30 PM – 12:55 PM Julie Roberts
1:15 PM – 1:40 PM Tyler Farr
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM "Classic Country Show" featuring Moe Bandy, T. Graham Brown, Jane Fricke and Gene Watson, hosted by Moore & Moore
3:20 PM – 3:45 PM Trent Tomlinson
4:05 PM – 4:30 PM Miss Willie Brown
4:50 PM – 5:15 PM Cledus T. Judd
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11:00 AM – 11:25 AM Eric Paslay
11:45 AM – 12:10 PM Rose Falcon
12:30 PM – 12:55 PM Katie Armiger
1:15 PM – 1:40 PM Exile
2:00 PM – 2:25 PM The McClymonts
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According to him, the key to a good cocktail is balance. Also, making drinks is like cooking; once you know the basic ratio, you can build upon it. Most libations consist of a base spirit, modifier spirit, citrus, and sweetener. To demonstrate his method, Ganim made his signature cocktail, the Cable Car.
He created this drink back in 1996 at the Starlight Room in San Francisco. It's a mixture of Captain Morgan, orange curacao, and fresh lemon sour. The Cable Car is a modern classic that's perfectly balanced; it's refreshing, smooth, and not too sweet or too potent. If you're new to making cocktails at home, I suggest you start with this recipe. Get it now.
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Cable Car
Sugar and cinnamon for rim, if desired
1 ½ ounce Captain Morgan Spiced Rum
¾ ounce Marie Brizard orange Curacao
1 ½ ounce fresh lemon sour *
orange spiral for garnish, if desired
- To sugar-cinnamon frost a cocktail glass, first chill the glass, rub the rim's circumference approximately ¾ inch in depth with a lemon wedge, then dip into a bowl of superfine sugar (regular granulated sugar does not adhere as well) and cinnamon.
- In an ice filled mixing glass add Captain Morgan, orange curacao and fresh sour; shake until well blended.
- Strain into a chilled sugar-cinnamon frosted cocktail glass and garnish with an orange spiral, if desired.
Makes 1 drink.
*To make a fresh lemon sour: Mix 2 parts fresh squeezed lemon juice with one part simple syrup.
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Kidd, Watauga High's all-time leader in wins with 495 (men's and women's programs combined from 1992-2008), has led the Swansboro women back to the state championship game. The Pirates (21-4-1) reached the title game by knocking off Carrboro 4-1 in the Class 2A Eastern Finals Wednesday night.
And Swansboro will be facing a familiar foe in the state finals on Saturday as the Pirates take on Forbush (26-0), the team they beat 1-0 to win the state championship last spring.
In only his second season at Swansboro, Kidd has won a state title with the women's program, and he has led the men's team to the Eastern Finals two consecutive times.
The state finals will be played at the Curtis and Jacqueline Dial Soccer Stadium at the Paul Derr facility at North Carolina State University. The Class 2A championship game begins at 10 am; the Class 1A championship game, which features Avery (20-1-2) taking on Southwest Onslow, begins at 1 pm.
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We bought the Air Wick Color Changing Candle at Walgreens for $7.49. It promsies to give you a rainbow effect from the candle. We thought it was a great idea and a neat product. You just light it and it changes color. It smells nice, too. There is a bulb and battery inside the candle -- which you throw out when the candle is gone.
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28 U.S. Code § 1404 - Change of venue
(a) For the convenience of parties and witnesses, in the interest of justice, a district court may transfer any civil action to any other district or division where it might have been brought or to any district or division to which all parties have consented.
(b) Upon motion, consent or stipulation of all parties, any action, suit or proceeding of a civil nature or any motion or hearing thereof, may be transferred, in the discretion of the court, from the division in which pending to any other division in the same district. Transfer of proceedings in rem brought by or on behalf of the United States may be transferred under this section without the consent of the United States where all other parties request transfer.
(c) A district court may order any civil action to be tried at any place within the division in which it is pending.
(d) Transfers from a district court of the United States to the District Court of Guam, the District Court for the Northern Mariana Islands, or the District Court of the Virgin Islands shall not be permitted under this section. As otherwise used in this section, the term "district court" includes the District Court of Guam, the District Court for the Northern Mariana Islands, and the District Court of the Virgin Islands, and the term "district" includes the territorial jurisdiction of each such court.
Source(June 25, 1948, ch. 646, 62 Stat. 937; Pub. L. 87–845, § 9, Oct. 18, 1962, 76A Stat. 699; Pub. L. 104–317, title VI, § 610(a),Oct. 19, 1996, 110 Stat. 3860; Pub. L. 112–63, title II, § 204,Dec. 7, 2011, 125 Stat. 764.)
Historical and Revision Notes
Based on title 28, U.S.C., 1940 ed., §§ 119, 163 (Mar. 3, 1911, ch. 231, § 58,36 Stat. 1103; Sept. 8, 1916, ch. 475, § 5,39 Stat. 851).
Section consolidates sections 119 and 163 of title 28, U.S.C., 1940 ed., with necessary changes in phraseology and substance.
Section 119 of title 28, U.S.C., 1940 ed., related only to transfer of cases from one division to another on stipulation of the parties.
Subsection (a) was drafted in accordance with the doctrine of forum non conveniens, permitting transfer to a more convenient forum, even though the venue is proper. As an example of the need of such a provision, see Baltimore & Ohio R. Co. v. Kepner, 1941, 62 S.Ct. 6, 314 U.S. 44, 86 L.Ed. 28, which was prosecuted under the Federal Employer's Liability Act in New York, although the accident occurred and the employee resided in Ohio. The new subsection requires the court to determine that the transfer is necessary for convenience of the parties and witnesses, and further, that it is in the interest of justice to do so.
Sections 143, 172, 177, and 181 of title 28, U.S.C., 1940 ed., relating to the district courts of Arizona, Montana, New Mexico, and Ohio, contained special provisions similar to subsection (b), applicable to those States. To establish uniformity, the general language of such subsection has been drafted and the special provisions of those sections omitted.
Subsection (b) is based upon section 163 of title 28, U.S.C., 1940 ed., which applied only to the district of Maine. This revised subsection extends to all judicial districts and permits transfer of cases between divisions. Criminal cases may be transferred pursuant to Rules 19–21 of the new Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, and the criminal provisions of said section 163 are therefore omitted.
2011—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 112–63, § 204(1), inserted "or to any district or division to which all parties have consented" before period at end.
Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 112–63, § 204(2), substituted "Transfers from a district court of the United States to the District Court of Guam, the District Court for the Northern Mariana Islands, or the District Court of the Virgin Islands shall not be permitted under this section. As otherwise used in this section," for "As used in this section,".
1996—Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 104–317amended subsec. (d) generally. Prior to amendment, subsec. (d) read as follows: "As used in this section, 'district court' includes the United States District Court for the District of the Canal Zone; and 'district' includes the territorial jurisdiction of that court."
1962—Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 87–845added subsec. (d).
Effective Date of 2011 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 112–63effective upon the expiration of the 30-day period beginning on Dec. 7, 2011, and applicable to any action commenced in a United States district court on or after such effective date, and to any action removed from a State court to a United States district court that had been commenced, within the meaning of State law, on or after such effective date, see section 205 ofPub. L. 112–63, set out as an Effective Date note under section 1390 of this title.
Effective Date of 1996 Amendment
Pub. L. 104–317, title VI, § 610(c),Oct. 19, 1996, 110 Stat. 3861, provided that: "The amendments made by this section [amending this section and section 1406 of this title] apply to cases pending on the date of the enactment of this Act [Oct. 19, 1996] and to cases commenced on or after such date."
Effective Date of 1962 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 87–845effective Jan. 2, 1963, see section 25 ofPub. L. 87–845, set out as a note under section 414 of this title.
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The Spy Next Door
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Bob Ho is an undercover CIA super spy who decides to give up his career in espionage to settle down with his next-door neighbor and girlfriend, Gillian. But, Bob has one more mission to complete before Gillian agrees to marry him: winning over her three opinionated kids. When Gillian suddenly has to leave town, Bob volunteers to baby sit the children so he can earn their approval. But, when one of the kids mistakenly downloads a top-secret formula from his computer, Bob's archenemy, a Russian terrorist, moves in for the attack, forcing Bob to juggle the roles of spy and prospective stepfather in the most challenging mission of his career!
Cast: Billy Ray Cyrus, George Lopez, Amber Valletta, Jackie Chan, Lucas Till
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What Happened with LEGO
"What happened with Legos? They used to be simple. Oh come on, I know you know what I'm talking about. Legos were simple. Something happened out here while I was inside. Harry Potter Legos, Star Wars Legos, complicated kits, tiny little blocks. I mean I'm not saying it's bad, I just wanna know what happened." — … [Read more…]


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The Imperial War Museum in London
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My own family history research is a case in point. The military records of two of my great-uncle, held by the Australian national archives, revealed their next of kin; my eldest great-uncle. From this information we were able to eventually trace his living relatives, my second cousins. The Commonwealth War Grave Commission records can also help. They sometimes list parents or a spouse's name plus an address that can help you in your search. If you are very lucky, your relative may just have one of the surviving UK service records which can hold a wealth of information.
The Imperial War Museum is hosting a live webchat, in association with Gransnet, on Wednesday, 18 January 2012 at 1-2 pm GMT. Their researcher Mel Donnelly will be passing on her experience during the talk. You can post questions in advance and there are already a few on the site - here is the link: Live Webchat with the Imperial War Museum on Researching Family History.
Sadly, I shall be at work during the webchat, but I hope that you get the opportunity to ask a question if you need to, or just listen in if you are interested.


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Thailand offers attractions to delight the senses of all, from refined sophisticate to rugged explorer. Your tickets to Thailand will take you to a world of possibilities, from touring the chic boutiques and glitzy nightclubs of stylish Bangkok, to plunging beneath the bright, tropical waters of the warm southern coast.
Thailand's Must-See Attractions
- Browse the almost endless supply of goods at Chatuchak Weekend Market, one of the largest bazaars in the world, featuring goods of all kinds from local food to designer fashions
- Relax upon the golden sun-kissed sands of Ko Samui's Chaweng Beach, an extremely social venue with a wide variety of restaurants, nightclubs and boutiques to keep you entertained
- Marvel at the majesty of Thailand's National Museum, the most comprehensive collection of historic Thai artefacts, jewelry, ancient royal garb, and more
Discover Thailand
Beyond the luxurious beach resorts of Thailand's tropical coastline, lies a treasure trove of natural beauty waiting to be explored. Some of the country's most exotic fauna and flora can be found within Khao Yai National Park, which contains wild elephants, tigers, and hundreds of bird species all in their natural habitat.
Thailand's Pleasures
For a truly unique experience, visit Thailand during Loi Krathong, an energetic series of evening festivals. Revelers honor natural spirits by filling rivers with ornate paper vessels, and the moonlit sky with countless balloon lanterns that shine from above like distant stars.
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If you plan to explore the country's verdant northern expanse, your flights to Thailand should arrive during the region's cooler winter months between November and February. Visitors heading straight for the beach can find considerable savings on cheap hotels in Thailand just off the coastline. Log onto airberlin.com for a wide selection of great flight deals to Thailand. Look no further than airberlin for convenient, comfortable service to Thailand.


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Students will use educational materials from NASA's Cosmic Times to create their own mash-up (an image, audio or video created by combining two or more sources of media into a new work). This lesson offers the opportunity to use media mash-up... (View More) technology, to acquire knowledge through differentiated instruction, and for students to present their knowledge, ideas and individual perspectives. The lesson includes links to handouts, procedures, and introductory mash-up videos. (View Less)
This series of ten lessons has been developed to teach students about local and global water issues. They are based on NASA's Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) Mission. The activities are done largely outdoors and include scientific data... (View More) collection and analysis and integrate technology. Many of the lessons involve data collected based on protocols from the GLOBE Program. Each lesson is designed to take one hour; the lessons build on each other, but can also be used independently. Each lesson topic includes a lesson plan, PowerPoint presentation, student capture sheet and capture sheet answer guide. (View Less)
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This set of physics-based labs uses data from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory spacecraft. Students create movies using near-real-time data, explore the connection between solar activity and space weather, use different types of data to generate... (View More) and test hypotheses, and collaborate with other students to explore further. Students present their results in a scientifically appropriate manner. (View Less)
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In this lesson, students will conduct labs to investigate three drivers of climate change: adding atmospheric greenhouse gases, melting glacial ice, and decreasing sea ice. Students, working in groups, will conduct experiments, connect them to... (View More) real-world data, and make posters to present their findings to the class. A teacher's guide, student worksheets, lab instructions, and a Powerpoint presentation (which incorporates related NASA videos) are included. This lesson uses the 5E instructional sequence. (View Less)
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Dieter Hartmann, a high-energy physicist, presents a story-based lesson on the science of Gamma-Ray astronomy. The lesson focuses on gamma-ray bursts; examining their sources, types, and links to the origin and evolution of the Universe. The... (View More) story-based format of the lesson also provides insights into the nature of science. Students answer questions based on the reading guide. A list of supplemental websites is also included. (View Less)
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This is an activity about light and color. The lesson includes a demonstration to show why the sky is blue and why sunsets and sunrises are orange. Participants will use scientific practices to investigate answers to questions involving the color of... (View More) the sky, sunsets, the Sun, and oceans. This activity requires use of a clear acrylic or glass container to hold water, a strong flashlight, batteries for the flashlight, and powdered creamer or milk. (View Less)
This is an activity about color. Participants will use scientific practices to investigate answers to questions involving the color of the sky, sunsets, the Sun, and oceans. This activity requires use of a clear acrylic or glass container to hold... (View More) water, a strong flashlight, batteries for the flashlight, and powdered creamer or milk. (View Less)
This is an activity about scale. Participants will arrange imagery of Earth and many other space objects in order of their size from smallest to largest, their distance from Earth's surface, their temperature from coolest to hottest, and/or their... (View More) age from youngest to oldest. By manipulating these images and discussing their ideas, children and adults represent and confront their own mental models of space and time. (View Less)
The Cosmic Times Gallery Walk and Cosmic Times Jigsaw lessons serve as extensions to the Cosmic Times suite of curriculum support materials. They are intended to provide an introduction to Cosmic Times as a whole, giving students the larger picture... (View More) of how our understanding of the universe has changed over the last century. During the Gallery Walk lesson, students peruse the Cosmic Times posters to answer open-ended questions. During the Jigsaw lesson, students work in cooperative teams to understand the primary scientific advances over the past century that have contributed to our current understanding of the universe. (View Less)
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todays artist won our admiration on his surreal 'fishy' manipulations ..
some of his own words on inspiration
"My imagination and work are captivated by dreams and by the autumn and winter seasons. Although positive dreams are a big theme in my work. I also like to visit the darker side of what people may see of dreams, not necessarily what one would see as negative, but possibly a dream that one could not quite understand or may feel alone."


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Read: The Hockey News Picks The Rangers To Finish Seventh
In their Annual Yearbook, The Hockey News picks the Rangers to finish in seventh place in the Eastern Conference. They place their Stanley Cup odds at 25-1.
They predict the Rangers to finish third in the Atlantic Division behind the Penguins and the Flyers.
They have the Washington Capitals winning the Stanley Cup.
The same eight teams are projected to make the playoffs in the east, with the bottom eight being a little shaken up. This is around where I think the Rangers will finish, sixth or seventh. That may not seem like progress to some, but I think that it's going to be a closer race and that the Rangers will have their spot locked up in advance of the last day of the season.
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Adele's '21' & 40 Other Diamond Albums « Read Less
Adele's 2011 release 21 has surpassed the 10 million mark in album sales, landing her on a very exclusive list. The Grammy Award winning album has earn the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of Americas) Diamond certification. And rightfully so.
I will admit this is a music nerd post -- but I find all of these statistics fascinating, especially since this has not happened for new muisc in almost 10 years! I did a little digging around and found out Adele is responsible for the 110th Diamond album and had to share a few from the list. #musicrules.
So congrats Adele, and here are a 40 other albums that can now enjoy her company.
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|Robocall Response; Jeff Templeton
|Written by Steve Frank
|Friday, 12 April 2013 15:01
In the political arena, many folks in the town of Boone received robocalls last night in an opinion poll on the next mayor of Boone. With Loretta Clawson saying she would not run again, the call polled those who answered to choose among a number of current town council members,
then added the name of Jeff Templeton. To that distinction, Templeton had a response that reads:
"Although I am flattered to be included in the recent robo-call survey for the position of Mayor of Boone, as a resident of the ETJ, I am neither eligible nor interested in the position. The inclusion of my name in the list of prospective candidates was unauthorized and likely designed to determine the political persuasion of the call recipient. I do not know who is responsible for generating the calls, but wish him the best in either finishing his college degree or finding steady employment as a bar tender."
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