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The LEGO® Inside Tour
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Experience the LEGO Group from the inside and see how the bricks are produced, meet our LEGO designers and take a tour through the history of the LEGO company in Ole Kirk Christiansen's original house.
Go behind the scenes at the LEGOLAND® park and be one of the few to receive a unique gift, specially produced for the LEGO Inside Tour.
Please note that it is no longer possible to sign up for the LEGO Inside Tour 2015!
What is LEGO Inside Tour?
LEGO Inside Tour is a unique LEGO experience, which is often referred to as a 'once in a lifetime experience'. As a participant you are invited inside Ole Kirk Christiansen's original house, featuring an exciting exhibition of LEGO sets and models that date back to 1934. You will meet LEGO designers, who are looking forward to meeting you. They will introduce you to their daily work at the LEGO Group and join you in a unique building experience.
Experienced LEGO employees will guide you around the factory in Billund and specially designated employees will present their work areas. You will gain an insight into the unique culture and strong values that characterise the company. LEGO Inside Tour also stops at the LEGO staff shop.
The LEGO Inside Tour Award Show is held on the Thursday afternoon, featuring the red carpet and highly-sought after prizes, and you are naturally the guest of honour.
On the last day there is a guided tour behind the scenes at LEGOLAND followed by a closing ceremony, at which you will receive a unique gift produced in close cooperation with Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen especially for this year's LEGO Inside Tour participants.
LEGO Inside Tour is based at Hotel LEGOLAND® www.hotellegoland.dk, where you will stay from Tuesday to Friday.
All meals are provided from when the official programme starts on Wednesday at 1.00 PM, until Friday afternoon.
If you need to stay additional nights or require extra rooms, please contact Hotel LEGOLAND directly. Please inform the staff that you are attending the LEGO Inside Tour. Each overnight stay at Hotel LEGOLAND includes breakfast.
Please pay for any extra nights and/or rooms directly at hotel reception when departing.
We provide all transport during the tour, but participants must pay for travel to and from Hotel LEGOLAND.
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- For safety reasons, children taking part in the tour must be at least seven years old.
- Children aged 7–14 must be accompanied by an adult LEGO Inside Tour participant.
- If you wish to take the tour together with friends, family members, etc. you must register together. Up to five people can be added to the registration form.
- If you have previously taken part in a LEGO Inside Tour, please note that your place may be assigned to a first-time participant.
- We reserve the right to assign you a place on another tour which is not your first preference, for the purpose of combining the best possible groups.
- We also reserve the right to change the programme.
- We reserve the right to reject your registration, for example, if you have a relationship to a competing company or any associations which could damage the LEGO Group.
- All communication on the LEGO Inside Tour will be in English – so it is an advantage if you at least understand the language.
- When you visit the LEGO staff shop you will have the opportunity to buy products for personal use, subject to a limit of two identical products per participant.
This unique LEGO experience costs DKK 14,500 per person for all ages.
Payment for LEGO Inside Tour must be made by 27 February 2015. You will be notified of the payment process by LEGO Consumer Service by email prior to this date. There is a three day period before the payment is binding during which a full refund is possible.
If you need to cancel your LEGO Inside Tour after the three day period, please contact the LEGO Inside Tour team as soon as possible. You will be able to get a refund, less a 20 percent cancellation fee.
Registration opens at 1.00 PM on Monday 3 November 2014 (Danish time). Use this page to register, via a link which directs you to an online registration form. All you need is a stable Internet connection.
PLEASE NOTE! All communication during the registration process will be in English.
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- Middle name
- Last name
- Date of birth
- Country
- Mobile phone (daytime telephone number where we can reach you)
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You can add a note explaining this in the last field, before completing registration.
All registrations will be on a first come, first served basis. Within three days after registration the LEGO Inside Tour team will notify you as to whether your place on the tour can be confirmed.
It is very important that the email address you enter during registration is correct.
Participants are responsible for arranging travel to and from Hotel LEGOLAND, Billund.
Billund has an international airport and Hotel LEGOLAND is only a few minutes away by car. There is easy access to taxis from the airport.
For more information, please visit: www.billundlufthavn.dk
You can also take the train from Copenhagen and change to a bus in Vejle or Kolding.
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We hope to see you in 2015
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Lipscomb athletics has been working to make parking simple for our basketball fans. For each men's game this season, at least two shuttles will be running from the David Lipscomb Campus School football field to the front doors of Allen Arena. The shuttles will start an hour prior to each men's game and run until all fans are returned to their cars after the game.
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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — Neither snow, freezing temperatures, market volatility nor a lousy jobs report will stay the Federal Reserve from taking another small step toward the exit.
Federal Reserve officials will likely agree on another $10 billion taper to its bond-purchase program after a two-day meeting that ends Wednesday. That's the same pace as the first reduction announced in December and it will bring the monthly purchases down to $65 billion per month, consisting of $35 billion of Treasurys and $30 billion or mortgage backed securities.
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Fed chairman Ben Bernanke indicated the Fed wanted to taper at a similar pace to the December move and "now they'll start off on that road," agreed Nigel Gault, co-chief economist at The Parthenon Group in Boston.
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Indeed, many experts said it will take something fairly major to blow the Fed off course, either a quicker taper or a pause.
Depending on the circumstances, any shift could be difficult to communicate to markets, Gault said.
One exception to this stance was Jennifer Vail, head of fixed income research at U.S. Bank Wealth Management, who thinks the Fed will probably accelerate the pace of tapering in the summer.
Instead of finishing tapering at the end of 2014, "we expect the Fed to be done with bond purchases by September," Vail said.
"They want to get out of this business," she said
The minutes of the Fed's December policy committee meeting revealed that Fed officials believe the benefits from bond purchases erode over time. Read more about December minutes.
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By CHARI JELSMASun Advocate reporter
During a regularly scheduled meeting of the East Carbon City Council on Aug. 9, the officials discussed the proposed off-highway vehicle trail that is to be made through the city.
East Carbon Mayor Dale Andrews informed the officials that the county's OHV trail committee was asking for volunteers from the council to help decide where the trail would go through the city.
Andrews said he would be willing to work with the OHV trail committee and wanted other volunteers from the council who could also be appointed to the county panel.
The committee was made by Carbon County to decide where the trail would go through different parts of the local area.
Volunteering by the East Carbon councilmembers would be beneficial for the effort and give the city the chance to decide where the trail would go through the town.
While discussing the county OHV committee, the conversation shifted to a trail already in East Carbon with which the city has had problems. The problems are due to the OHV riders having to intersect a city street to follow the trail.
Rumors indicating that Union Pacific was possibly abandoning a railroad line from Columbia Junction to the trail were discussed by East Carbon officials.
If the rumors are true, the railroad's actions would possibly give East Carbon a safe alternative to having OHV riders use city streets.
If the property were given to the city, East Carbon would be able to remove the rails and pave the site to make a trail for the OHV riders who use the current trail.
The trail would need to be paved in order to cut down the dust caused by OHV travel, noted the East Carbon officials.
East Carbon mayor and council has received several complaints about the dust formed from OHV use in local areas near houses at several of the city's previous public meetings.
"We get so many complaints constantly," pointed out Andrews. "The biggest complaint we have with four -heelers is the dust."
In an unrelated matter, East Carbon City Council Member Dave Maggio discussed the youth football league after attending a Carbon County Recreation meeting on the previous night. The league is being run by two East Carbon City residents and is not city affiliated.
Maggio discussed the problem with East Carbon's team not being able to practice with equipment yet since they have not received it. This problem was due to not all of the participants paying their $75 participation fee for league participation to Carbon Recreation.
Participants from low income families might not be able to pay the full $75 fee to Carbon Recreation but it was mentioned that a reduced rate of $37.50 or 50 percent of the normal fee was available for those participants who showed financial need.
When asked how participants got a discount from Carbon County Recreation, Maggio explained that if parents could show financial need, like showing a Medicaid card, would be allowed to pay the half price cost.
If a family showed extreme need, it was possible that their child could play on the team for free if they talked to Carbon Recreation and provided proof that they were in need. This deal is not just available to East Carbon City residents, but was available and used by residents county-wide.
"If they have other low income needs, they go to Carbon County Recreation and explain their dilemma and they'll write the whole thing off. It's not that hard to do," Maggio explained to the council.
Carbon Recreation requires the youth football team to have a minimum of 16 players in order to play. East Carbon City currently has 18 players signed up for their team.
To help the team get on their way to playing with equipment, Maggio asked the council to donate money from the city's recreation budget.
Darlene Kuhns proposed giving the youth football league enough money to sponsor two players, or $150 from out of East Carbon City's recreation budget. This motion was met with high regard by other members of the council and by Mayor Andrews. The council voted on the motion and it passed unanimously.


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Marvel has released an advance look at "FF" #3, from the acclaimed team of Jonathan Hickman and Steve Epting. The issue, with covers by Daniel Acuña, Marko Djurdjevic and Patrick Zircher, hits stores May 11.
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Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR proudly presents an exclusive 6-page look at the first issue of Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev's first issue of "Moon Knight," which hits stores May 4.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale next Wednesday including "Generation Hope" #6, "Invincible Iron Man" #503, "Silver Surfer" #3, "Thunderbolts" #156 and more.
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Wolverine" #8 from the creative team of writer Jason Aaron and artist Daniel Acuña with a cover by Jae Lee. The issue hits stores April 20.
Marvel has released an advance look at "New Mutants" #25 featuring the debut of Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning and Leandro Fernandez. With covers by Marko Djurdjevic, Arthur Adams and Jorge Molina, the issue hits May 11.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR presents an exclusive first look at "Avengers" #12 by Brian Michael Bendis and John Romita Jr. Thanos faces off with the Hood as the saga of the Infinity Gauntlet continues on April 20.
Brian Michael Bendis spent some time with CBR TV to answer questions regarding his and Mark Bagley's creator-owned "Brilliant," the 1950s Avengers storyline, the status of the "Powers" TV series and more.
With Rick Remender's two and a half year run on the Punisher coming to a close with the release of the final issue of "Punisher: In the Blood," we spoke with him about his time spent with Marvel's favorite violent vigilante.
The cast of "Thunderbolts" has grown quite large and whether or not any of these characters will survive the series' upcoming "Fear Itself" tie-in is a question we placed to writer Jeff Parker.
In "Uncanny X-Men" #534.1, Kieron Gillen kicked off his run on as the series sole writer by examining the ideas of being feared and loved. The author joined us for some in-depth commentary and inside info on the issue.
Marvel Comics has provided CBR with covers and solicit information for product shipping July, 2011, including the latest from "FF," "Fear Itself," Captain America, "Thor," "Amazing Spider-Man" and more.
July is a big month for Captain America as it sees the release of Cap's feature film as well as the launches of two Ed Brubaker-scripted Captain America titles. We spoke with Brubaker about both new series.
To catch a diabolical weapons designer, James Rhodes must retire the War Machine armor and don a new high tech battle suit. We spoke with "Iron Man 2.0" writer Nick Spencer about the series.
Joe Quesada returns for another Cup O'Video to answer fan questions on the fate of the Ultimate Universe post-Death of Spider-Man to the possibility of new Spider-Man 2099 comics. Plus, a post-credits blooper and more!
Marvel returned to WonderCon with a Friday panel featuring Joe Quesada, Axel Alonso, Jason Aaron and more, telling stories and offering advice for aspiring creators to break into the business.
Multiple 2011 Eisner Award nominee Nick Spencer spoke with CBR TV about his reasons for accepting a Marvel Exclusive contract, bringing Iron Fist into his "Iron Man 2.0" "Fear Itself" arc, "Runaways," "Morning Glories" and more.
Marvel has released an early look at Greg Land's cover for "Uncanny X-Men" #540, written by Kieron Gillen and featuring art by Land. The Worthy visit the X-Men's island home of Utopia in July.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale next Wednesday including "Amazing Spider-Man" #658, "Punishermax" #12, "Ultimate Comics Spider-Man" #157 and many more.
Greg McElhatton gives "Avengers: The Children's Crusade" #5 4 stars calling the latest issue from Young Avengers creators Allan Heinberg and Jim Cheung "easy to follow, and more importantly, fun."
"Fear Itself" #1 by writer Matt Fraction and artist Stuart Immonen is in stores now. We spoke with Immonen about his work on #1and what it's like working on his first Marvel event. Plus, a First Look at issue #2!
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Iron Man 2.0." Written by Nick Spencer with art by Barry Kitson and covers by Marko Djurdjevic and Salvador Larocca, the issue hits stores April 13.
Marvel has released an advance look at "X-Men: Prelude to Schism" #1 by Paul Jenkins and Robert De La Torre with a cover by Giuseppe Camuncoli. The next major X-Men storyline starts on May 4.
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Journey Into Mystery" #622. Written by Kieron Gillen and illustrated by Doug Braithwaite, the issue hits stores Wednesday, April 13.
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of the critically acclaimed "Deadpool MAX" #7 by writer David Lapham and artist Kyle Baker. The issue hits stores Wednesday, April 20.
This week Rob Williams and Brian Ching kick off "Skaar: King of the Savage: Land," which finds Skaar in a dangerous war for control of the lost realm. CBR spoke with Williams about the project.
Marvel Comics has released an advance look at "Moon Knight" #1 by Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev. The series, featuring covers by Maleev, Humberto Ramos and more, hits stores Wednesday, May 4.
Marvel EIC Axel Alonso shined the spotlight on creator and CBR columnist Jason Aaron Friday at Wondercon as the pair talked about breaking in to comics and Aaron's body of work while answering questions from fans.
Marvel has released an advance look at "FF" #2 by writer Jonathan Hickman and artist Steve Epting. The Thing takes on the team's newest member, Doctor Doom, on Wednesday, April 27.
The writer of "Uncanny X-Men" and "Generation Hope" answers your emails about two upcoming events. What's going to happen and who will be under the spotlight? Come inside and find out!
With the Prince of Power's new series' first issue hitting stores tomorrow, Marvel has released an advance look at "Herc" #2 by Greg Pak, Fred Van Lente and Neil Edwards. with a cover by Carlo Pagulayan.
Doug Zawisza gives Marvel's "Fear Itself" #1 4.5 stars, saying writer Matt Fraction and artist Stuart Immonen "waste no time getting this story set in motion...the next six issues ought to be stunning."
Marvel Comics has announced that the current "Captain America" title will become "Captain America and Bucky" with July's issue #620, written by Ed Brubaker & Marc Andreyko with Chris Samnee on art.
Tim and Graeme McMillan conclude their two-part discussion about "Legends," "Millennium" and "Invasion!" by asking questions about the lasting legacy of these series and quoting from the sacred book of Steve Englehart.
CBR Reviewer Doug Zawisza gives the long-delayed "Ultimate Comics X" #4 4 stars, saying of Jeph Loeb and Arthur Adams' series, "More than anything else, this is a comic worth waiting for."
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Ron and Lorilyn Vogel are pleased to announce the marriage of their son, Ryne Michael, to Rebecca Arnold, the daughter of Brent and Melinda Arnold, of South Jordan. They will be married today, June 7, 2011.
Ryne is a graduate of Carbon High and USU Eastern. He will graduate with a Bachelor's of Science in Philosophy in August from the University of Utah. He served in the West Virginia Charleston Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Becca is a graduate of Bingham High School and USU Eastern. She received her Associate degree in Nursing from USU Eastern in May.
Grandparents of the groom are LaVell and Mayzell King and Robert and Carla Vogel. Grandparents of the bride are Lamont and Marilyn Arnold and Lyman Jensen and the late Marianne Jensen.
The couple will make their home in Salt Lake City.
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On a day where only seven total events were completed, SDSU earned top-three finishes in two events at Ellig Sports Complex in Fargo, N.D.
Jake Brinkmann opened the scoring for the Jacks with a third-place finish in the hammer throw. Brinkmann's throw of 186 feet, seven inches was his third-best mark of the season.
Trent Lusignan placed fourth in the 10,000 meter run in 32:14.85.
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Governor Bev Perdue has vetoed two recently-passed measures, including that half-billion-dollar overhaul of the health insurance program for state employees. The measure would have charged state employees monthly premiums for the first time ever.
Plan members would also pay more for dependent coverage and other out-of-pocket expenses. The bill would have killed a wellness initiative and transfer oversight to the State Treasurer's office. Perdue said premiums would be a tax on teachers. "Now is simply not the time to cut teachers' pay yet again," said Perdue, expressing fears teachers would flee the state. Senate President Pro Tempore Phil Berger said the GOP-backed measure was very similar to a plan put forward by Perdue, and House Speaker Thom Tillis, said lawmakers will now work to quickly pass an alternative that doesn't include monthly premiums for state employees in the basic plan to save $76 million.
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Elder Jensen
Elder Derek Ray Jensen returned to the local area July 25 after serving in the Cambodia-Phnom Penh mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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NYI DRAFT 411: THE COST OF MOVING UPAn expert on the price to trade up from 26
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First in a series, I think, on some of the mechanics of draft weekend
There has been a lot of discussion about the Islanders movin' on up in this draft, but little talk about the true cost to do so. The NFL actually has a "rate card" teams use as a model on draft day, but the NHL does not. To get a better feel for the process, we contacted a league source who has both run a draft table and been in the trenches as a scout for more than two decades. "Keyser" provided us with his first round price estimates based on his personal experience and on recent draft history.
So you have it handy for our discussion, here are the Islanders' current draft selections on June 26 and 27:
Round Selections
First 1 and 26
2nd 31, 37 and 56
3rd 62 and 91
4th 92
5th 121
6th 151
7th 181
PB: For the Islanders to move up from the 26th overall pick to the 21st, what is the estimated cost?
Keyser: I would say to trade places with teams from 26 to anywhere in the 20-24 range, it will cost them a late second-round pick if they have one.
PB: The Islanders have the first pick in the third round at 61st overall and have a late-second rounder at 56.
Keyser: That could be negotiable, but with such little time during the draft, if they really want the player they'll probably have to cough up the 56. I would recommend Garth Snow having conditional deals in place if not Friday night, then after he makes the first overall pick and welcomes the kid and his family.
PB: What if the Islanders look to move from 26 to the 18-20 range?
Keyser: Then you're definitely looking at trading the late second (56). You probably still don't have to touch the two early second round picks (31 and 37). But besides the late second, the other team might ask for a sweetener – like a 4th or 5th round pick.
PB: The 56th overall pick and a 5th sounds reasonable.
Keyser: Yeah, it does. But if you look desperate enough, the other GM could try to hold you up. I think you'd have to give up the 4th.
PB: Maybe it's better for GMs to use the phone than to walk over to visit the trade partner at his table.
Keyser: (laughs) Yup, sometimes it is. To be honest, though, I have to say most GMs act like gentlemen on the draft floor. They know they might be in your position not even next summer but even in the same draft. It's usually not very cutthroat when it comes to moving picks. The Islanders moved back well last draft, although the seeds for those deals to go from 5 to 9 were probably planted ahead of time.
PB: What's the cost to flip with a team from 26 to 14-17?
Keyser: Now you're talking about a much bigger leap. You don't often see that in terms of just swapping picks. The Islanders would have to pay a price. To go to 15 all the way from 26? You're looking at one of the early second rounders plus the late second. Or the other team could ask for a top prospect, which is why a big deal like this needs to be planned in advance and just finalized on the floor on Friday night. The price could be very steep, but it's worth it if your scouts are salivating over someone who could be in the top 5-10 overall on their draft board.
PB: Any way the Islanders keep the first overall pick and also acquire the second or third overall picks?
Keyser: Anything is possible, I guess. If I'm Tampa Bay, I'm setting my minimum price at Josh Bailey, the 26th pick and the Islanders' first round pick in 2010. And I don't think that's even enough to get a deal done because of the uncertainty of where the 2010 first pick could be. If the Islanders have a decent season and that pick next summer is, say, 8 or higher, the other team has made a bad deal. The Islanders would get the best player in the trade, easily. Tough to see a deal like that coming together.
Point Blank Analysis: Too cost-prohibitive for the Islanders to move below 18. Although the Islanders are aiming high for talent, it would be surprising to see a team that horded draft selections in 2006 and 2008 give up one of their early second rounders and more.
Look for the team to make a switch of picks closer to the 20-22 range, giving up the 61st overall pick. In one of the more famous (or infamous) trade-ups in recent draft history, in 2003 Lou Lamoriello took his Devils from 22 to 17. The painless price of a 68th overall pick was the difference between Zach Parise scoring 122 goals for New Jersey and Marc-Antoine Pouliot scoring 14 for Edmonton…and counting.
If the Islanders are successful in trading up, they will pick a player that Garth Snow will declare his scouts had very high on their board. The GM will say the kid is too good for the Islanders to have waited any longer and risk losing him before 26. Snow might even say his staff was certain his new prospect would be taken by one of the teams before them at 26.
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Guess Henrik Lundqvist was looking for some extra practice
on Friday night as Ranger prospect Ryan Graves (2013 4th) and his
QMJHL champion Val-d'Or Foreurs took to the ice against the hosts of the 2014
Memorial Cup the London Knights. The Foreurs playing a little less than 48
hours after defeating the Baie-Comeau Drakkar in game 7 of the QMJHL Finals
played like they were exhausted.
But not Lundqvist imitator Antoine Bibeau as the Foreur's
goalie stopped everything with a 51 save 1-0 shutout win over the Knights. To
say Bibeau was outstanding would be a monster understatement as the Foreurs
were allowing shots from anywhere the Knights wanted. To make matters worse was
the Foreurs repeatedly icing the puck leaving exhausted players stuck on the
ice even longer than they should have been.
As for Graves, he was simply playing defense not looking for
any offense but you could see as the game wore on that he was playing on heart
and whatever fumes he had left.
In the game's last 2 minutes, Graves was caught out on the
ice for close to the entire 2 minutes as his Foreurs were icing the puck at
every chance they could. Not sure why the Foreur's coach didn't use his own
timeout but Graves and those stuck on the ice got some help when Dale Hunter
used his timeout after an icing.
The Foreurs were facing a team that had 34 days of rest
after being eliminated in the OHL Western Conference semifinals and in their
home. The Foreurs less than 48 hours of rest plus the close to 900 miles of
travel should count their blessings that they escaped this game with a win.
The Foreurs are off until Monday when they will face the OHL
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My wife and I are attending a benefit for the Guld Coast Foundation and a woman introduces herself, "Hi, I'm Wendy Surkis and I hear you're from New York. I moved to Sarasota from there in 2000." If you haven't met Wendy, you should. Her energy is infectious and she has been a dear friend ever since.
Anyway, I subsequently learned that she is spearheading a project to raise $22 Million to turn my old high school building into The Sarasota Museum of Art (SMOA) focusing its attention on modern art. I thought this was a great idea – expecially considering there will be continued education. I imagined the tagline, "The Old SHS Building Keeps on Teaching!" Wendy had raised about $11 million at the time so I asked, "How much has come from the Alumni?" She thought for a moment and said, "about $5,000."
I was astonished! How could it be that there wasn't a major push by alumni to have their mark on the future of this building? Why isn't there an army of graduates leading the way? The answer, I discovered, was an army of former students had fought against the destruction of the building and felt that since Ringling College of Art and Design had taken it over the battle was won. NOT SO! We can still lose the building. If SMOA does not raise the full $22 Million the project will go the way of the Dodo (Pun intended).
So – What to do? What to do?
The answer became obvious when I reviewed the naming opportunities within the building. The Auditorium will be a venue that will host myriad events and will get a lot of attention. It delights me that those of us who were priviledged to study and learn in this great building will see announcements in the press:
How cool is that? It only adds to the fun knowing that it will be located where Mrs. Repulski taught Advanced Humanities and Mama Deal set us straight on Political Science – thoughts that will certainly rasie a smile or, in my case, shivers remembering their classes.
Ladies and gentlemen we have to do this, and here is how:
The total amount we need to raise is $2.5 million for this naming opportunity. To get the ball rolling I donated $250,000 and along with Dick Theilen '58 and Cope Garrett '51 we are now over $600,000. It is now time for the classes to work together and raise the rest. We have levels of recognition available. So form a group, or gather your class.
Let's get this done!
Tom Koski,
Committee Chair and SMOA Board Member
Hello Sailors!
Do you remember the "Old Building?" Have you recently been to the run-down shell that housed the classrooms we sat in years ago? There was a real risk of losing this structure to the dust heap of history (like the first two Sarasota High School buildings). Fortunately Ringling College of Art and Design stepped in to save it by creating the Sarasota Museum of Art (SMOA), focusing on modern & contemporary art. The building will house a Visual Arts Education Center (VAEC) so the tradition of learning will continue in our historic building. SMOA has raised over $16.5 of the $22 Million needed for renovation & endowment. They recently set a target of May, 2014 to complete the fund raising & begin construction.
We Can Help Save Our Building
The Alumni of SHS should have our name somewhere on the building. When the renovation is complete we will share enormous satisfaction knowing that we were a part of historic makeover. To that end, there is an effort to raise money from Sarasota High School Alumni to name The SHS Alumni Auditorium. This auditorium will be where Mama Deal & Mrs. Repulski had their classrooms.
The Challenge
I am calling on all classes to get together and raise $25,000 each. Through leadership gifts and reunion donations we have already raised over $600,000 of the $2.5 million needed to name the auditorium. The class of 1973 had their 40th reunion and raised $10,000. The classes of 1977 & 1975 each have someone who stepped forward with a challenge. If they raise $10,000 – their donation will be doubled.
How to Donate
Go to www.SHSAlumniAuditorium.org and click on the button. Make sure you mention the auditorium and your class. Sign the guest book or send me an email & you can stay current on our progress. Please join me in creating The SHS Alumni Auditorium... It will leave a lasting legacy!
Tom Koski,
SHS Class of 1978
SMOA Board Member & Alumni Auditorium Chair
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Year after year, hundreds of millions of visitors spend more than a billion hours enjoying the magnificent, astonishingly diverse realm overseen by America's National Park Service. And the National Geographic Society has been involved with this forward-looking, environmentally-minded department from the very beginning.
This extensive travel planner covers not just the 58 official National Parks but also the nearly 350 additional properties in the Park Service's domain. The premier parks are described in detail, but equal attention is given to the National Monuments, Memorials, Preserves, Historic Sites, Battlefields, Cemeteries, and Seashores, not to mention a network of "National Trails" and even the intriguingly referred to "Affiliated Areas." From Yellowstone to the Statue of Liberty, from the hallowed ground of Gettysburg National Military Park to the Pacific waters shrouding Hawaii's U.S.S. Arizona Memorial, this catalog spans American history and territory both, with practical advice on how to reach each park, when to go, and what to do there.
Mel White has written or contributed to more than 15 National Geographic books, including the two-volume Guide to Birdwatching Sites and the Guide to America's Outdoors: Southwest, and has contributed more than 50 articles to the Society's magazines, National Geographic and National Geographic Traveler.
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This GREAT book describes our U.S. national parks, one by one, each one with turn by turn directions, sights to see, accomodations (or lack thereof), trail or rafting ease/difficulty,times...Read complete review
This GREAT book describes our U.S. national parks, one by one, each one with turn by turn directions, sights to see, accomodations (or lack thereof), trail or rafting ease/difficulty,times to go/avoid, sights to see, AND has contact WEB SITES, phone numbers etc. Wonderfully enjoyable reading, even if you don't go to more than a few, and well worthwhile to own if you DO plan on going to ANY! I have visited some of the described Parks, unfortunately not all, and have found it to be quite accurate, correct, and informative. You will NOT regret this purchase!
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The few small pictures do not show the parks' best features. Hardly any info on the parks. I was very disappointed with this book.
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National Geographic Complete National Parks of the U.S.
By Silver King
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Great research source for planning a trip and places to visit. To enjoy this great nation.
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Wonderful book
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Become familiar with our National Parks, those well known and others that you may not know about. May help in planning your next vacation. Gave this book as a gift and he loves it.
Gorgeous, Informative Book
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This is a beautifully printed book and the information is put together in a very interesting and easy to read manner.
Stunning and Packed with Information
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I bought this for my son because he loves to travel domestically. This book is worth every penny, and is a MUST HAVE for a reference. I will buy one for myself soon.
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Complete National Parks of U.S.
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I was very dissapointed in this book. I am going to Yosemite National Park and was hoping to get some information on places to visit. This book just gives brief information about each National Park which I didn't find useful.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Complete and concise
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from Austin, TX
Nice size, fairly brief descriptions.
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Too General
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Expected more info by states
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A great guide!
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from Jackson, MS
I would use this book to help me plan fun and educational trips. It has really good information.
Reading or picture gazing galore!
By Teenie
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Get's you excited to get out and enjoy the beautiful treasures of this free land!
Beautiful book, high quality!
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This will be a great book to have to help us take advantage of the beauty right in our country.


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Note: The Rangers Need To Sign Jesper Fasth and Oscar Lindberg To Keep Their Rights
At Hockey's Future, Leslie Treff writes that the Rangers need to sign 2010 sixth round pick Jesper Fasth to an entry-level contract to be able to keep his rights.
Treff writes that the Rangers need to offer Fasth a contract in the next two months, "What that will involve is likely giving Fasth a bonus while having him play in Europe for another season, with no assurance that he will play for the Rangers in the fall of 2013. Although that is a big risk, it is expected that New York will do just that, as Fasth has excellent offensive upside."
Treff writes that Oscar Lindberg, acquired for Ethan Werek last spring, is in the same situation as Fasth.
On Lindberg, Treff writes, "according to the Rangers, the experience Lindberg is getting is excellent, and his development is on target. Projected to be a second- to third-line player in the NHL, the Rangers are looking for Lindberg to develop into a mostly defensive forward."
Treff writes that Lindberg could play next season with the Whale.
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16 U.S. Code § 470c - Apportionment of grant funds
(a) Basis for apportionment
The amounts appropriated and made available for grants to the States for the purposes of this subchapter shall be apportioned among the States by the Secretary on the basis of needs as determined by him.
(b) Basis; notification to State; reapportionment
The amounts appropriated and made available for grants to the States for projects and programs under this subchapter for each fiscal year shall be apportioned among the States as the Secretary determines to be appropriate.
The Secretary shall notify each State of its apportionment under this subsection within thirty days following the date of enactment of legislation appropriating funds under this subchapter. Any amount of any apportionment that has not been paid or obligated by the Secretary during the fiscal year in which such notification is given, and for two fiscal years thereafter, shall be reapportioned by the Secretary in accordance with this subsection. The Secretary shall analyze and revise as necessary the method of apportionment. Such method and any revision thereof shall be published by the Secretary in the Federal Register.
(c) Transfer of funds to local governments
A minimum of 10 per centum of the annual apportionment distributed by the Secretary to each State for the purposes of carrying out this subchapter shall be transferred by the State, pursuant to the requirements of this subchapter, to local governments which are certified under section 470a (c) of this title for historic preservation projects or programs of such local governments. In any year in which the total annual apportionment to the States exceeds $65,000,000, one half of the excess shall also be transferred by the States to local governments certified pursuant to section 470a (c) of this title.
(d) Guidelines for use and distribution of funds to local governments
The Secretary shall establish guidelines for the use and distribution of funds under subsection (c) of this section to insure that no local government receives a disproportionate share of the funds available, and may include a maximum or minimum limitation on the amount of funds distributed to any single local government. The guidelines shall not limit the ability of any State to distribute more than 10 per centum of its annual apportionment under subsection (c) of this section, nor shall the Secretary require any State to exceed the 10 per centum minimum distribution to local governments.
Source(Pub. L. 89–665, title I, § 103,Oct. 15, 1966, 80 Stat. 916; Pub. L. 94–422, title II, § 201(2),Sept. 28, 1976, 90 Stat. 1319; Pub. L. 96–515, title II, § 203,Dec. 12, 1980, 94 Stat. 2993; Pub. L. 102–575, title XL, § 4010,Oct. 30, 1992, 106 Stat. 4759; Pub. L. 106–208, § 5(a)(6),May 26, 2000, 114 Stat. 318.)
2000—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 106–208substituted "purposes of this subchapter" for "purposes this subchapter" and "determined by him." for "determined by him:.".
1992—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 102–575, § 4010(1), substituted "for the purposes this subchapter" for "for comprehensive statewide historic surveys and plans under this subchapter".
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 102–575, § 4010(2), (3), substituted "as the Secretary determines to be appropriate" for "by the Secretary in accordance with needs as disclosed in approved statewide historic preservation plans" and inserted at end "The Secretary shall analyze and revise as necessary the method of apportionment. Such method and any revision thereof shall be published by the Secretary in the Federal Register."
1980—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 96–515, § 203(a), inserted "and programs" after "projects" and substituted provision directing the Secretary to notify each State of its apportionment under this subsection within thirty days following enactment of legislation appropriating funds for provision directing the Secretary to notify each State of its apportionment, with the amounts available thereafter for payment to such State.
Subsecs. (c), (d). Pub. L. 96–515, § 203(b), added subsecs. (c) and (d).
1976—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 94–422, which directed amendment of subsec. (a) by deleting "Provided, however, That the amount granted to any one State shall not exceed 50 per centum of the total cost of the comprehensive statewide historic survey and plan for that State, as determined by the Secretary," after "determined by him:", was executed by deleting the quoted language, which did not contain a comma after "Secretary", to reflect the probable intent of Congress.
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Parking and Transportation Services has recently installed 68 new card and coin accepting parking meters on campus in order to provide more parking payment options for customers and improved service. These state-of-the art meters are solar powered and gather valuable data about parking occupancy. This information allows PTS to effectively manage pricing, enforcement times and max parking times according to the specific campus demand.
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Kilo Silver Libertads
Kilo Mexican Silver Libertads - Popular among collectors and investors for its lovely design, the Mexican Silver Libertad has begun to play a major role on the coin market. The kilo Mexican Libertad is .999-fine Silver and is one of the most beautiful Silver coins in the world. The reverse depicts two key symbols reflective of Mexico's rich heritage: the Angel of Independence and the Mexican volcanoes Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl. Pictured in the forefront of the coin's reverse, the Winged Victory angel is a historic monument for the Mexican people and is a symbol of Mexico City. The volcanoes Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl memorialize the Mexican legend of two lovers for whom they were named.
The obverse features the National Seal of Mexico with the official name for Mexico in Spanish: "Estados Unidos Mexicanos." Outlining the contour of the frame is the reproduction of various coats of arms used throughout Mexico's history.
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My name is Ash and I'm the proud new owner of a pitbull name Phoenix. Before I get into to much detail about Phoenix I'd like to let you know about me first. I am 26 married, mother of two small children who works for a videogame store and who also does animal rescue work with rescue group out here in Arizona. I am down at the pound probably about four or more times a week. I can tell you I've seen a lot of sad and broken faces and I hate to say it but sadly the pound in AZ is full of mostly Pitbulls and Chihuahua's. I will admit I have always been intimidated by the breed and it's no one's fault but the media. However I can see why society is so afraid of pit's and it's because of what they hear on the news, or what a friend or love one may tell them and it just sparks that fear into them which is sad. As I continued doing rescue work I found myself stopping mostly by pitbulls and sneaking them dog biscuits or pulling them out when I really should be doing an evaluation on a another dog just to give them a little extra attention. After spending as much time as I have I soon discovered for myself that these dogs really are not as bad as what the public portrayed them out to be and so I have tried to start networking them more when I see them and trying to save as many as I can.
Now onto the good part..
All of that about me has something to do with Phoenix.
I met Phoenix when I was supposed to do an evaluation on a Husky just two cells down from her's. When I first saw Phoenix sitting in the corner of her cell I knelt down and started to pet and love on her. She was so incredibly sweet and it wasn't until she got up on her hind haunches when I saw something that just tore my heart into pieces.
Phoenix had had puppies not to long ago and was full of milk. So after giving her some big time pets, sneaking her a couple dog cookies and taking a video I went to complete my evaluation. I went back to the office and spoke to one of the workers asking for more information about her and if she came with puppies. Sadly Phoenix was dumped in in the night drop off area with no puppies.
I posted a video of Phoenix on Facebook, hoping and praying that if my video was to stretch out ot other's that maybe someone would see and if she was to end up on the E-list (MCACC West shelter is a high kill shelter) that she could be saved. Another group saw her video and shared it and in no time at all my inbox was flooded by generous people offering to help me save her.
I visited her as often as I could and I raised the money it would cost to bail her out of the pound once she got of stray hold.. And once she got of stray hold she was spayed, microchipped and I adopted her, and it's all thanks to the social networking of Facebook which lead to this happy ending and new begging for Phoenix.
She now has her own facebook page which has over 200+ followers who help network other dogs in need, just like phoenix!
Other than that Phoenix has two canine sisters Molly (Great Pyrenees) and Delilah (Boxer) and two foster siblings, Sampson (Husky) and Luna (Husky) and of course she has feline friends too!
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The men's Outdoor Research Aspect Jacket is a warm softshell with a combination of high and low loft fleece for warmth where it is needed most for comfort and protection while backcountry skiing.
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Magritte: Master of the Mysterious
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|Written by Lauren Ohnesorge
|Monday, 28 May 2007 08:56
The program at Newland Elementary School this morning was both inspiring and captivating to the students gathered.It's tradition for the Pat Ray VFW Post to donate one patriotic book to Newland Elementary on Memorial Day. This year's selection was H is for Honor. According to veteran Bill Dean, it's important because kids learn patriotism through books and programs. Guest speaker Lee Bozeaman spoke to kids of sacrifice, explaining that Memorial Day is about thanking soldiers who have given the ultimate sacrifice. Those soldiers, he said, are hopefully looking down in appreciation for Americans' recognition.
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Haul in the sheets and lets see iffen we kin get a bit more speed outta this 'ere tub. Oi reckon we ken sail two or three points closer to 'th wind than them lubbers, so get aloft there and let loose the postin straps! A poirates loife fer we!
Rowan Redbeard wrote:Here's another contribution from Rowan.
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