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German cities in medieval times saw a lot of migration movements on behalf of journeymen, merchants and female servants. The city of Trier was no exception. After some journeymen learned their trade in other cities under master craftsmen, they often found a bride and opportunity for employment away from home. In order to settle elsewhere they needed a birth certificate stating their roots. This practice was especially important because family names as such were not firmly in place, yet. For instance, Matthias Müller from Welschbillig, who was a baker in Trier had a son, who after receiving some education called himself henceforth Johannes Pistoris Welschbillig. Another possibility is that women's family names become the name of the men they married, so that a son was named after the mother's surname. Clemetten Hans von Angelsberg, the son of Schneider Claus from Christnach and Clemetten Else from Angelsberg, was such a case.
The author Heinrich Milz has extracted the information found in Briefbücher of the city of Trier and published his findings inArchiv für Sippenforschung, 11 Jahrgang, Heft 8 (1934) beginning with page 250. The periodical can be found at the Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, International Floor. The call number is 943 2as.
The extraction of the same subject for the 17th century can be found in the same periodical 13. Jahrgang, Heft 1 (1936) starting with page 21, and for the 18th century a list can be found in Jahrgang 16, Heft 7 (1939) sstarting with page 197.
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This three-in-one treat is a typical Rajasthani treat. The Rajasthanis specialise in serving sweet and savoury dishes in combinations that steal the heart and delight the taste buds. A platter of semi-sweet Churma, spicy Dal and deep-fried Baati, is one such traditional combination. Fresh baatis drowned in piping hot dal is a perfect accompaniment for churma. If you have ever been to Rajasthan in the winter months, you will know that this combo is a wonderful way to warm yourself up on a cold day!
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Refined Rustic Retreat
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Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 2.5
Sleeps: 6
Type: Cabin
Pets allowed: Yes
Internet: Yes
Our guests rave about the quiet and peaceful atmosphere. One of our guests said in the guestbook: "We leave here a changed people. The peace is consuming. The beauty immense. The sounds refreshing. Thank you for reviving my soul."
Bedrooms are on the upper floors. The master bedroom has a queen bed, the second bedroom, a king bed; there are two alcoves, one with a double sofa bed and one with a double futon. A double air mattress is available for use in the cupola room. The second floor has two full baths with a half bath on the first floor.
Our amenities compare to a boutique hotel – crisp hand ironed sheets and pillow cases, handsome comforters on the beds, fluffy towels and natural soaps. We do our own laundry, without the harsh chemicals and industrial finishing of a commercial laundry.
Your children will be intrigued to be in a cabin surrounded by woods, to sleep in the cupola or in a loft overlooking the woodstove in the greatroom. Your dog will love romping and exploring the woods and fields.
Everything you need is at hand: flat screen TV, Wi-Fi, fully equipped kitchen with microwave and toaster oven, crock pot, flatware and china, wine glasses, Bunn instantaneous coffee maker. Washer/dryer combo is located in the utility room.
Our woodstove burns wood from the farm. We have an outdoor fire ring with log furniture down by the barn. We supply hand split firewood for both. Since we have well water, there is no hot tub.
Out on the deck overlooking a wooded dell is a gas grill and table and chairs for dining and lounging.
Have breakfast on the sun-dappled deck. Stroll down our woodland path to the cave. Bring a flashlight to explore the cave. Follow the woodland path to the log barn where you enjoy a spectacular view of the Appalachian foothills in the distance. In the evening, start a fire in the fire pit and roast marshmallows, or star gaze from the big field, where the Milky Way shines across the sky. Relax in the great room before a sparkling fire in the stove, surrounded with warm pine paneling and cedar trim.
About Adams County:
Adams County is one of the most beautifully scenic counties in Ohio. The Great Serpent Mound is the largest effigy mound in the country. The Amish community offers shops and tidy well kept farms. The southern boundary is the Ohio River, with gorgeous views, fishing and boating. Nature Conservancy's Edge of Appalachia Preserve and numerous state natural areas showcase the county's unique features.
Suggested activities:
Visit the Great Serpent Mound and its visitor center. Check out the Wheat Ridge Amish community shops and well kept farms. Travel the Quilt Barn Trail and see the rural countryside by car. Follow the ride of Confederate John Hunt Morgan and his Raiders through Adams County in 1863.
In neighboring Brown County, visit the boyhood home of US Grant in Georgetown; see where Liza reportedly crossed the Ohio River on the ice in Uncle Tom's Cabin. Visit the Rankin House above the Ripley bluff, where lanterns hung to guide slaves escaping across the river from Kentucky.
Hike in one of the many nature preserves and natural areas in Adams County. Our favorites include Chaparral Prairie (a remnant prairie a mile away). Buzzards Roost Rock trail (a strenuous hike in the Edge of Appalachia Preserve) and Davis Memorial Nature Preserve (features a pristine stream, high rock cliffs and a geologic fault in the cliff face).
Enjoy birding on our farm or in the nature preserves.
Fish our pond (catch and release only), the ponds in Tranquility Natural Area, Adams Lake State Park, Ohio Brush Creek or the Ohio River.
Have dinner at Murphin Ridge Inn or Moyer's Winery. Murphin Ridge is an excellent restaurant in an old farm house near the Amish community. Moyer's offers fine food in a dining room overlooking the Ohio River.
Contact us for more information.
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Owner Profile
About:I am a retired lawyer. My wife Patty and I have owned the farm next to the cabin is for more than 20 years. We bought the cabin in 2003. Over the next several years I replaced the deck and exterior siding and added the front stoop. We bought a new roof and a heating and air conditioning system. ...
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|Aug 05 2015
|Mar 31 2016
|2 Nights
|Check In: 3 p.m. Check Out: 11 a.m.
|Lodging tax: 3%
|Deposits: 25% deposit, balance 30 days prior to arrival
|Payment Options: PayPal, Personal Check
|Other Fees: The stated rates are for two people. Additional guests are $50 per person per night. Children under 4 stay free. Pet friendly, but we charge $25 per stay for extra cleaning.
- 1 King Bed
- 1 Queen Bed
- 2 Sofa Beds
- 1 Crib
- Air Conditioning
- Full Kitchen
- High Speed Internet
- Pet Friendly
- Deck
- Heating
- Linens Provided
- Wood Stove
- Alarm Clock
- DVD Player
- Oven
- Stove
- Blender
- Dishwasher
- Radio
- TV (Cable/Satellite)
- CD Player
- Gas Grill
- Refrigerator (Full)
- Toaster
- Coffee Maker
- Microwave
- Stereo
- Washer/Dryer
- Bicycling
- Hiking
- Winery
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Reviews for this vacation cabin rental in Winchester, Ohio
Kim Brooks McKinley
Miamisburg, OH
Highly Recommend!
July 23, 2015
We LOVED our stay at the Round House - this was my second time there and I hope there will be many more! George and Patti have made a beautiful and comfortable place. The scenery is amazing, the house is so beautiful and stocked with everything you could possibly need. I tell all my friends about Cave Hill Cabins :)
Rose Horn
Higginsport, Ohio
Women's Retreat
June 18, 2015
We enjoyed the quietness of the area. We had everything we needed to make our stay comfortable. We were indoors for most of the stay and could enjoy the outdoors because of the window view. We saw a woodpecker and other birds in the area.
Jane Hinton Starbuck
Toledo, OH USA
Beautiful Cabin
April 24, 2015
My two sisters and I took our 16 year old niece for a long weekend getaway. The cabin was very lovely with a beautiful view. It was very clean and had everything we needed. George had met us on the gravel drive up to the cabin and was so friendly. We went sightseeing during the day and hurried back to enjoy the ambiance of the cabin. The deck has an amazing view and even though it was a bit chilly, we enjoyed sitting and relaxing. What we really liked was the authenticity of the cabin - it was not your typical cookie cutter tourist trap. If we ever are traveling to the area again, we would definitely stay there.
Mary St.Romain
Cincinnati, OH
April 14, 2015
The idyllic house sits in the middle of nowhere. Perfect place to get away from everything, and yet it has everything you can possibly need. It's luxury camping with all the ammenities. Beautiful setting, great views with large windows throughout. Great place to relax or get a ton of work completed, or both!
"Came here with my two dogs to celebrate my 40th birthday. I've never been to such a relaxing and beautiful cabin. We loved hiking through the woods and the meadow and fishing in the pond. Saw the cave, but no way were we going in it! I couldn't believe all the different kinds of fungi that are in these woods! The cabin is beautiful and everything was perfect. My body and soul feels revived, and my dogs and I hate to leave! Thank you for providing such a wonderful retreat!
-- from the guestbook July 2013
"This place is spectacular. It is so peaceful and beautiful. We feel so refreshed. Great Fall weather with our sweet family. We are newlyweds and enjoyed our decision with picking this lodge. Fire, reading, his wine, my tea, dogs playing in the woods, grilling out, trails, games and laughter. Couldn't have asked for a better getaway."
-- from the guestbook November 2013
"Absolutely perfect cabin in a perfect setting! You truly couldn't ask for anything more! The only time we left was to hike to the cave and then to the barn with a stunning view! We loved our time here and very much look forward to returning! Thank you for allowing us to bring our dogs too!"
-- from the guestbook February 2014
"We enjoyed every minute spent in this place! We saw a fox, deer and a noisy woodpecker with a red head! We will definitely be coming back, maybe with the kids! This was the perfect place for our 14th anniversary celebration! Thanks!"
-- from the guestbook October 2014
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Box Office 2012: 5 Hard Lessons
Foreign Box Office: 'Django Unchained' Remains No. 1, But 'A Good Day To Die Hard' Steals Weekend
This story first appeared in the Jan. 11, 2013, issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine.
There will be plenty of Monday morning quarterbacking as the film business reflects on the 2012 box office. In North America, attendance was up 6 percent compared with 2011 and ticket sales hit an all-time high of $10.8 billion -- surpassing the $10.6 billion earned in 2009 thanks to such monster hits as The Avengers, The Dark Knight Rises and Skyfall -- but there also were big losers like John Carter and Battleship, and the bombs were bigger than ever before. "Some of the stories were pretty pathetic," remarks one studio honcho. Adds Warner Bros. distribution chief Dan Fellman, "Yet when the product improved, the audience jumped right back in." How to sustain that attention is the concern. Here are five crucial lessons Hollywood takes away from 2012:
PHOTOS: 20 Top Grossing Movies of 2012
1. Don't Overstuff the Christmas Stocking
No fewer than nine nationwide releases hit the multiplex between Dec. 14 and Dec. 25, an unprecedented number (usually there are five or six new titles). It's true that the lucrative year-end holidays can handle more product than any other time of year, but studio executives quickly realized 2012's slate was too much. After The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey -- which debuted Dec. 14 -- Tom Hooper's Les Miserables and Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained were the big winners, taking in $67.5 million and $64 million, respectively, through Dec. 30; flops included the Barbra Streisand-Seth Rogen starrer The Guilt Trip ($21.1 million) and the James Cameron-produced Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away ($7.4 million). The holidays saw a glut of comedies -- Guilt, Parental Guidance and This Is 40 -- with none doing the type of business Marley & Me enjoyed during Christmas in 2008.
2. Star Power Isn't What It Used to Be
The year saw some of the world's biggest stars stumble, some more badly than others. Tom Cruise's Christmas film Jack Reacher -- the first title in a hoped-for franchise -- did solid but unspectacular business, earning $44.7 million through Dec. 30. And box-office pundits were stumped when Johnny Depp's summer tentpole Dark Shadows, directed by his pal Tim Burton, tanked. Depp is the closest thing to a sure box-office bet when playing a quirky character, but not this time. Shadows, which cost a pricey $150 million to make plus a major marketing spend, took in only $79.7 million domestically and $159.4 million internationally for a total of $239.1 million. Adam Sandler, another box-office stalwart, suffered a major setback this summer with That's My Boy. The comedy earned a scant $36.9 million domestically and $20.8 internationally for a total of $57.7 million. And Matt Damon's Christmas entry Promised Land is off to a sluggish start at the specialty box office. Will Smith was the only major established star to have a film on the top 10 chart -- Sony's Men in Black 3, with $624 million globally. Instead, the upper reaches of the list belonged to a new generation of stars led by Jennifer Lawrence, whose The Hunger Games grossed $687 million worldwide.
STORY: Todd McCarthy's Most Disappointing Films of 2012
3. International Matters More Than Ever
Hollywood movies continued to make a greater share of their money at the foreign box office. Ice Age: Continental Drift saw nearly 82 percent of its $875 million take come from overseas ($714 million). China, as predicted, became a megaplayer: The 3D rerelease of Titanic grossed $150 million in China, where Ang Lee's Life of Pi took in nearly $91 million. Not long ago, a film couldn't hope to become a worldwide hit without a sizable North American box-office presence, but that's no longer true. French comedy The Intouchables took in $420.8 million worldwide, of which only $10.1 million came from the U.S. Intouchables even managed to outperform several Hollywood tentpoles, including Snow White and the Huntsman ($396.4 million).


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- Vocal Talent: Kristen Schaal (Mabel), Jason Morgan (Dipper), Alex Hirsch (Grunkle Stan, Soos), Linda Cardellini (Wendy), Brian Bloom (Rumble McSkirmish).
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- Produced By Tobias Conan Trost.
Executive Producer: Alex Hirsch.
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- Prop Design: Andy Gonsalves.
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- Storyboard Revisions: Suzanne Hirota Burks, Blake Lemons, James Suhr.
- Timing Directors: Russell Calabrese, Larry Leichliter, Randy Myers.
- Technical Director: Karen Wong, Jezreel Pong Carlos II, Dean Stanley.
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- Dialogue Engineer: Bobby Garza.
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- Dialogue Editor: Robbi Smith.
- Digital Audio Transfer: Robert Pratt.
- Foley Artist: John Lampinen.
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We're never getting Elena back, yo uknow that, don't you? Then...
Damon: We're never getting Elena back, yo uknow that, don't you?
Elena: Then we'll have to let him go.
It should be: We're never getting Stefan back, you know that, don't you?
Yeah you have the wrong quote it should be stefan instead of Elena
you have the quote wrong
i think it should be him instead of elena
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This was headline on the Opinion page Dec. 21 stated that Santa and war on Christmas is a figment of the imagination.
Well, Santa isn't real but Christmas is. And if there is a war on Christmas it is strictly a side battle of the real war which is against Christ himself.
The name of Jesus carries a power to convict people of their sins and sinful life. Many times in our world it is well to pray as long as the name of Jesus is not invoked. Last summer when A&E was negotiating a new contract with "Duck Dynasty," they requested the prayer at the end of the show be eliminated or at least quit praying in Jesus name. Phil Robertson said no prayer in Jesus name no show. that is probably what the current hulabalu is all about.
There is a war on the name of Jesus and always has been. Any war on Christmas is a byproduct of that war. The name of Jesus is both loved and hated. His name is powerful as witnessed by the clamor to rid society of it. You can love him or hate him. Ultimately, everyone must accept him or reject him. I choose to accept him. But the war will continue.


text: I've been using WD2D+ for several months. Times are very close to those for PMK. With Bergger 200 sheet film (EI 100) my times are usually between 10 and 15 minutes when developing by inspection (12.5 minutes is my standard time with PMK). The stain is very green, and you can see a great deal of detail on the emulsion side of the negative under the green safelight. This developer will continue staining in the wash if you do not use an acid stop. With Classic Pan 400, developing time is around 25 minutes, but if you double the concentration of both A and B, you can get it down to 15 minutes.


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Though well-known to most, each spot has its own hidden gems
Hugging the ocean and blessed by a marvelous climate, San Diego is undoubtedly a top tourist spot, with many terrific places to see and things to do. Here are some notable destinations, each with a secret of its own.
Balboa Park
Besides beautiful acres of grass, playgrounds and cactus gardens, the 1,200-acre park has a variety of museums and the Spreckels Organ Pavilion, one of the world's largest outdoor pipe organs, which hosts free summer concerts
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The lovely peninsula across the bay boasts the famous 125-year-old Hotel del Coronado (hoteldel.com); a restaurant-and-shop-laden ferry-landing area (coronadoferrylandingshops.com), as well as great places to camp, fish and boat.
Hidden secret: At low tide, beachcombers just south of the Hotel Del may spot the wreckage of the SS Monte Carlo, an oil tanker-turned-floating house of prostitution and gambling. The ship tore loose from its moorings in 1936 and beached itself on Coronado Shores.
La Jolla
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You face hard choices when in La Jolla. Shop at unique boutiques. Dine inside or out at high-end or casual eateries. Take in the ocean views, art galleries or fancy homes. How about strolling the town or along the cove, which is now notoriously inhabited by a colony of harbor seals?
Hidden secret: Named for a pointy-nosed character in a 1920s cereal ad campaign, Sunny Jim's Cave is a sea cave near La Jolla Cove that visitors can enter via a steeply descending man-made tunnel, carved by pick and shovel in 1902-03 ($3-$4 entrance fee, cavestore.com)
To the north
North County's cities have distinct personalities and multiple highlights. Those include European-inspired Del Mar Plaza (delmarplaza.com), the San Diego Botanic Garden (sdbgarden.org) in Encinitas, the Oceanside Pier (one of the region's longest wooden piers) and Carlsbad's Museum of Making Music (museumofmakingmusic.org), the avocado groves of Fallbrook and in San Pasqual Valley, the San Diego Zoo Safari Park (sdzsafaripark.org).
Hidden secret: Queen Califia's Magical Circle is a hard-to-find but fanciful sculpture garden in Escondido's Kit Carson Park. Designed by artist Niki de Saint Phalle, it opened in 2003, a year after her death.
To the south
It may not be the first direction that comes to mind, but it's a great one. Just south of Imperial Beach's pier is the Tijuana Estuary (trnerr.org). At the Chula Vista Nature Center (chulavistanaturecenter.org), on the Sweetwater Marsh Estuary, you'll see marine life and several species of rescued birds.
Hidden secret: The 155-acre U.S. Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista is a year-round sports center for Olympics hopefuls (teamusa.org).
To the east
Warmer and more rural, this area has a lot to offer. Nestled in the foothills, Viejas Outlet Center (viejas.com/voc) features stores, bowling, restaurants and a mini-golf course. Hike or fish in the Cuyamaca Mountains and enjoy the historic mining town of Julian (julianca.com). Or hop on state Route 94 to visit the Barrett Junction Café (barrettjunctioncafe.com) for a classic taste of East County.
Hidden secret: The Unarius Academy in El Cajon promotes psychic channeling and the belief that spaceships will one day land on Earth for an interplanetary conclave (the Unarians built a landing pad for flying saucers in Jamul) (unarius.org).


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I just spent some time working with some gampi (95 g) dmax was poor (and the very warm tone to the paper didn't help either), but with some images the tonality was beautiful. Some issues with the paper de-laminating in small areas, exposing the underlayer. I used the Richeson brush, but the developing time needed to be about double what I need for Platine. I've just received a couple of sheets of 30g stuff, and have ordered some fumed alumina from Bostick & Sullivan which has shown some promise in getting more convincing blacks.
Thanks for the view camera link - using a sheet of mylar during the developing, clearing and washing process is a good tip.


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"They call this the 'bi-curious' pose."
And then we transition into "digging for gold" pose….
and hold it…
and breathe…
"…and then he mounted me. And that's pretty much how my first date with Alec went."
Well Hillaria I fail to see what is so funny that you carry that moniker.
Now I see why they call this Hilaria's Position.
I saw this in a movie once.
I saw this in a porno once
… and another thing. Fuck yoga. Unless they're teaching me to stretch out my arms and legs to like 3 times their length and blow fire, I'm not interested.
I agree. Might as well hit the actual gym.
You want the ability to stretch a part of you to 3 times its length and the first thing you go for are the arms and legs?
Maybe he wants to tickle a midget in a tree.
Yoga Flame(er)
Wait…Is this meet your new cell mate day at an LA women's prison?
Alec has me put the strap-on on then we go at it like this.
It's obvious to even the most casual observer that yoga is good for the…ummmm…pectoral muscles…


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plz give genuine reviews on my site Wine By Nine
negative comments more welcome then positive.
plz give genuine reviews on my site Wine By Nine
negative comments more welcome then positive.
When hovering subscribe, the sidebar still displays over the opening frame. In FF 2.X.
Other than that I can't see many problems, maybe make your posts shorter and use the 'read more' instead
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It is nice and elegant,
my only suggestion as this seem to be your only weakness in the layout is to put
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Try adding one small image relevant to the content every other post.
You could probably accomplish this easily and monetize the site at the same time by adding some wine related advertising, image based preferably and positioned within your articles such that the text cascades around them. Just a thought.
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add 1-2 images to each post..get a logo..below each post its shown "No Responses Yet", get rid of it. It will make your reader assume that the blog is inactive. Replace it with "Share Your Opinion" or something like that..
would you read a blog with no images and an excessive amount of information? get the featured content plugin and try to add the "keep reading" button to leave a small description about the article and a link that takes you to the article permalink.
Yup use the 'Read More' like others have said and add at least one image to each post. Rest everything looks pretty good
Your site design is very simple. It looks good, but not as gorgeous and colorful a wine site needs to be. Logo and more images required as well. I know a site you may check, named Wine Spectator is awesome! You may also have some ideas from Wine Weekly.
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Hand-hewn history, music, mosaics
The daylong spring open house at the Old Schwamb Mill featured a demonstration of the mill's operation as the country's only manufacturer of hand-turned, museum-quality oval frames, offered by OSM's professional artisan and wood turner David Graf, at right, who works with the mill's original 19th-century lathes. He showcased this work from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Visitors enjoyed a musical performance by the Creek River String Band, below, from 2 to 3 p.m. This six-piece acoustic group features guitar, fiddle, banjo, mandolin, accordion and bass with three voices to deliver an energetic and eclectic mix of bluegrass, country, folk, old-time, Tex-Mex, Celtic, blues and rock.
'Mosaics at the Mill'
Mosaic Oasis, Boston's only artist-owned mosaic studio and supply company, includes the work of 40 regional mosaic artists chosen for a juried exhibition, "Mosaics at the Mill."
The reception was from 3 to 5 p.m. The show, curated by Suzanne Owayda and Betsy Rodman of Mosaic Oasis Studio & Supply and Amy Marks of Amy Marks Mosaics, features the select work of New England mosaic artists and emerging artists who have demonstrated a high level of technical mosaic technique and artistic expression.
Show hours are Tuesdays and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. through June 6. The show's featured mosaic artist, Lisa Houck, will present a short lecture at 3:30 p.m. at the reception titled "Experiences in Designing Public Art Projects."
In conjunction with the exhibition, Mosaic Oasis is conducting a workshop featuring Houck titled "Refining Your Personal Imagery/Improving Your Technique" at Mosaic Oasis the weekend of April 10-12. This course provides an in-depth experience with mosaic design and fabrication using traditional Mexican glass smalti.
Admission to the Old Schwamb open house is free, with donations welcome. For more information, visit us online at www.oldschwambmill.org.
The Old Schwamb Mill, in Arlington, is the oldest continuously operating mill site in the United States. The mill produces and sells museum-quality, hand-turned wooden oval and circular frames, created much as they were in 1864.
Named to the National Register of Historic Places in 1971, the mill-museum is operated by a nonprofit and educational trust that maintains the mill's traditions.
The Old Schwamb Mill, open to visitors every Tuesday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., offers a variety of educational and public programs throughout the year.
In addition, the Old Schwamb Mill's 18th-century barn is the showroom and retail store of Shaker Workshops, makers of fine Shaker furniture and accessories; it is open Monday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
For more information, please call Ed Gordon, director of museum programs, at 781-643-0554 or e-mail info [at] oldschwambmill.org.
This announcement was published Saturday, Feb. 28, 2015, and updated March 9.


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While watching Where Silence has Lease, during the battle with the Romulan ship, I noticed that on the helm and ops stations the lower screens (for lack of a better word) also flash red during a red alert. Never noticed it before. It is faint, but you can see it.
I'm noticing more details too.
I'm not sure if this is new or something that's always been there, but watch the transporter effect when the away team is dematerializing off the transporter pad. As the actor disappears, you can notice a slight ripple effect similar to a ship cloaking.
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Ebert likes to point out the best acting jobs are almost always the unrecognized ones because the only reason a role would be recognized is if the actor is doing a HEY LOOK AT ME performance. It may be an excellent job in a role which demands that (think: There Will Be Blood) but it is nevertheless somewhat counter to what is at the true heart of acting. All of this is to say that in my view the work Pitt did in Tree of Life, Killing Them Softly, etc. was thankless, really aimed more at allowing those actors around him to flourish, but nonetheless absolutely excellent.
Agree with this.
I just think there is this thing where the "look at me" acting is perceived as better than the more naturlistic performances. I usually prefer naturalism myself.
I think someone like Jeff Bridges is just as good an actor as Daniel Day-Lewis, but it's not as interesting to hear about the process of a more natural performer than it is to hear about the lengths a method actor like Day-Lewis goes to for each role.
I'm sorry to go off the topic, but this is something that I've always found interesting in regards to acting.
Back on topic, Brad Pitt is just fine. Killing Them Softly just doesn't appear interesting to me at all and it looks like I'm not alone.
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Monsoon, Ba Bar Siblings Are Planning to Open a Vietnamese Steakhouse This Fall
And they don't stop.
Not to be outdone by the Joule/Revel team (Rachel Yang and Seif Chirchi) and their upcoming Korean-inspired grill Trove, or the Korean steakhouse Girin coming to Pioneer Square next year, the brother and sister team behind Monsoon and Ba Bar are opening a huge steakhouse this fall.
Sophie and Eric Banh announced this morning the imminent arrival of 7 Beef, which will be located around the corner from Ba Ba (1305 E. Jefferson St.) in a space that previously housed an architect's office. The restaurant will include the sibling's take on the traditional Vietnamese seven-course beef dinner, also known as Bò 7 Món.
At a whopping 4,000 square-feet, 7 Beef will be pretty huge, but the Banhs have their sights set on making in a warm and inviting place with some industrial elements (exposed metal beams, copper), a ton of windows (just like Ba Bar) and a butchery room—perfect for the whole grass-fed cows the kitchen staff will be breaking down for dinner.
Perhaps the most exciting and unexpected announcement is that Scott Emerick, the former owner of Cremant (that great little French bistro that now houses Red Cow in Madrona), who also helped open Le Grand Bistro, will be leading the kitchen. And what a kitchen it will be--marked by a 48-inch wood-fired grill that also doubles as a hearth/broiler/smoker, with a chef's counter for diners to catch all the glorious action.
Says Eric Banh, "[Scott] brings a vast knowledge of French cooking, which is a great complement to our vision for the restaurant."
In addition to copious amounts of beef, the steakhouse will also serve some classic French dishes, with a Vietnamese twist, of course.
And with their Monsoon-adjacent bar (which is quite beautiful and the perfect summer sipping spot with large roll-up windows) just opened a couple of weeks ago, cocktails will be a big part of 7 Beef. Company bar director Jon Christiansen will be in charge of the drinks, while Eric Banh focuses on bringing "an approachable wine list" of mostly French and Northwest wines.
The only other question left is: What do the Banhs have planned for that back space behind Ba Bar? When I had lunch with Eric last month, he mentioned putting some sort of casual concept in there. Burgers, perhaps? Or is that too much beef for one block?


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Hee, hee.
I was just editing the post with a bit more detail when you asked that one.. It's not hard to do. Unscrew the knob, remove the "C" clip & the plate lifts off. Shouldn't be more than 5 minutes.
Two things to be aware of though. The "C" clip and locking spring can both join all the lost socks in the 4th dimension when they launch.
If you would like I can replace the spring and fix up the lever for you. I'm thinking $10.00 & you pick up shipping both ways.
PM me if you would like.


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At the moment, my two main cameras are a Nikon F Photomic FTn (late "apollo" version - seen in my avatar) and a Nikon F2AS. I also have a Nikomat FTn that I use from time to time, and a Nikon F4s that needs a couple pieces to be useable (MS-21 insert for MB-21 and the DP-20). Both the F and F2 currently have motor drives on them. The F wears an F-36 with cordless pack that's missing the little contact plug, and the F2AS has an early MD-2/MB-1 drive on it. To make the drive lighter, I have lithium AA's installed.
Re: the nylon gear issue, it only affects later MD-2's, usually the ones with the black plastic anti-twist tabs. You'll probably be safe with a motor drive in the 400xxx-429xxx serial range. Mine is in the 423xxx serial range and works fine.


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NSW Maritime has advised skippers planning to head out on Sydney Harbour for what is traditionally the busiest day of the year, on Australia Day, to plan ahead and be familiar with any restrictions that may apply for the safe running of events.
Sydney Australia Day
People are being urged to put safety first on Australia Day with up to 1,000 boats expected to converge on Sydney Harbour to join in organised celebrations.
Roads and Maritime Services Acting Director Maritime, David Hunter said the agency will coordinate the on water traffic management for the day, including installing buoys to mark exclusion zones and providing skippers with advice both on the water in marked patrol vessels and on marine radio.
'Events are planned to start at 7.30am and continue at different locations throughout the harbour well into the night including fireworks at 9.15pm,' Mr Hunter said.
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'For the safety and enjoyment of all who wish to participate, skippers should be aware of exclusion zones and familiarise themselves with when and where events are planned to take place.'
Exclusion zones for the safe staging of organised events will be marked by yellow buoys or patrolled by Roads and Maritime vessels as follows:
• Inside Farm Cove between Mrs Macquaries Point and Bennelong Point during the Great Australian Swim Series from 8am to 11am.
• A moving exclusion zone within 50 metres of the bow, sides and stern of ferries participating in the Ferrython from 11am to noon.
• A moving exclusion zone 200 metres from the bow and 50 metres from the sides and stern of HMAS Choules whilst underway and 50 metres all around when at anchor.
• 100 metres by 100 metres during the Australia Day 21 Gun Salute in the vicinity of Milsons Point from 11.50am to 12.10pm.
• 200 metres in diameter between Kirribilli Point and the Sydney Opera House from 12.15pm to 12.45pm for the Tug and Yacht Ballet.
• 200 metres in diameter west of Bradleys Head in Athol Bay from 1.30pm and 2.00pm for the Tug and Yacht Ballet.
• A moving exclusion zone within 50 metres of the bow, sides and stern of the Tall Ships participating in the Tall Ships Parade as they sail on a course from Bradleys Head to the Sydney Harbour Bridge from 1.00pm to 2.00pm.
• Inside Sydney Cove between Dawes Point and Bennelong Point during the Parachute and Flag Drop from 1.45 pm to 2.15pm.
• 50 metres of the concert barge when moored in position for performances.
• 500 metres ahead and 30 metres either side or astern of the seagoing ships while under way, and within 50 metres of ships when at the Point Piper and Athol Bay Buoys.
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The speed limit for recreational vessels around exclusion zones will be six knots within 200 metres of the events. Wash should also be kept to a minimum.
'Skippers should also remain below the 0.05 blood alcohol limit or face heavy fines as random breath testing will be carried out,' Mr Hunter said.
'With the large number of vessels of all sizes on the water, skippers will need to remember to be patient, courteous and travel at a speed appropriate to conditions.
'Boating Safety Officers will be taking a zero tolerance approach and issuing on the spot fines for boaters who don't wear a lifejacket when required to by law.
'People in boats smaller than 4.8 metres must wear a lifejacket when alone, boating offshore or at night.
'During the past decade, nine out of 10 people who drowned while boating in NSW were not wearing a lifejacket.
'Accidents can happen suddenly and to anyone. By remembering to wear a lifejacket at all times, it might just save your life,' Mr Hunter said.
For boating information for Australia Day, go to www.maritime.nsw.gov.au/sae1314/australia.html or http://www.australiaday.org.au


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My Life: The Presidential Years
Vintage Books, 2005 - Biography & Autobiography - 696 pages
President Bill Clinton's My Life is the strikingly candid portrait of a global leader who decided early in life to devote his intellectual and political gifts, and his extraordinary capacity for hard work, to serving the public.
It shows us the progress of a remarkable American, who, through his own enormous energies and efforts, made the unlikely journey from Hope, Arkansas, to the White House—a journey fueled by an impassioned interest in the political process which manifested itself at every stage of his life: in college, working as an intern for Senator William Fulbright; at Oxford, becoming part of the Vietnam War protest movement; at Yale Law School, campaigning on the grassroots level for Democratic candidates; back in Arkansas, running for Congress, attorney general, and governor.
We see his career shaped by his resolute determination to improve the life of his fellow citizens, an unfaltering commitment to civil rights, and an exceptional understanding of the practicalities of political life.
We come to understand the emotional pressures of his youth—born after his father's death; caught in the dysfunctional relationship between his feisty, nurturing mother and his abusive stepfather, whom he never ceased to love and whose name he took; drawn to the brilliant, compelling Hillary Rodham, whom he was determined to marry; passionately devoted, from her infancy, to their daughter, Chelsea, and to the entire experience of fatherhood; slowly and painfully beginning to comprehend how his early denial of pain led him at times into damaging patterns of behavior.
President Clinton's book is also the fullest, most concretely detailed, most nuanced account of a presidency ever written—encompassing not only the high points and crises but the way the presidency actually works: the day-to-day bombardment of problems, personalities, conflicts, setbacks, achievements.
It is a testament to the positive impact on America and on the world of his work and his ideals.
It is the gripping account of a president under concerted and unrelenting assault orchestrated by his enemies on the Far Right, and how he survived and prevailed.
It is a treasury of moments caught alive, among them:
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• The young candidate looking for votes in the Arkansas hills and the local seer who tells him, "Anybody who would campaign at a beer joint in Joiner at midnight on Saturday night deserves to carry one box. . . . You'll win here. But it'll be the only damn place you win in this county." (He was right on both counts.)
• The roller-coaster ride of the 1992 campaign.
• The extraordinarily frank exchanges with Newt Gingrich and Bob Dole.
• The delicate manipulation needed to convince Rabin and Arafat to shake hands for the camera while keeping Arafat from kissing Rabin.
• The cost, both public and private, of the scandal that threatened the presidency.
Here is the life of a great national and international figure, revealed with all his talents and contradictions, told openly, directly, in his own completely recognizable voice. A unique book by a unique American.
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There was a British TV show called "Bring Back Star Trek" in which Grace blamed her character getting written out on positive discrimination, or, as you say in America, affirmative action.
If I'm honest, it made uncomfortable viewing for me.
Huh? How would that have worked? She wasn't replaced by anyone. No one got her job. They eliminated the part all together.
The recurring cast got smaller by one to save money. Grace thought that her primary competitor benefited from being African American.
She could be partly right, in that the show might have found it awkward to eliminate its only black actor. But a much greater factor was the way Grace's minority competitor would strip naked and hide under the executive producer's desk to perform oral sex, and gush about how much she loved him. Little did Grace know, there was simply no way to compete with that.
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Mt Hood Skibowl Ski Report, Mountain Conditions and Resort Statistics
Mt Hood Skibowl is a ski resort located in the Mt. Hood area in Oregon near Portland. It has 8 ski lifts, 65 trails, and 960 acres of skiable terrain. 80% of the terrain is catered to experts and intermediates. On the Skibowl Peak, you will cliffs, sharp pitches, bumps, and an outback entrance that leads back to lifts. A ... large portion of the mountain is lit at night, leading to great night skiing. Mt. Hood Skibowl has extensive grooming, some snowmaking, daycare, slopeside dining, lodging, tubing, ski and snowboard instruction, rental, and many other things. With access to the Mt. Hood Village, ranked in the top 10 ski towns, Mt. Hood Skibowl differentiates itself with interesting extras such as sleigh rides, snow mobiles, and others. Read more
Mt Hood Skibowl Amenities
Night Skiing
Night Skiing
Night skiing available.
Terrain Park
Terrain Park
Ski area offers at least one terrain park.
Half Pipe
Half Pipe
Ski area offers a half pipe.
Cat Skiing
Cat Skiing
Cat skiing is available at this resort; may entail an add'l cost
Snow Making
Snow Making
Ski area offers snow making for additional coverage.
Daycare Available
Daycare Available
Guests have access to daycare services; an additional charge may apply.
Slopeside Dining
Slopeside Dining
Resort offers at least one restaurant on the slopes; hours may vary.
Slopeside Lodging
Slopeside Lodging
This resort has slopeside lodging available; it may or may not be ski in/ski out.
This resort offers tubing activities; additional charges may apply
Wi-Fi Access
Wi-Fi Access
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Skiers Only
Skiers Only
This resort does not allow snowboarding.
Ropes Course/Aerial Park
Ropes Course/Aerial Park
Resort offers ropes course/aerial park. Additional charges may apply, may only be available in summer.
Alpine Slide / Coaster
Alpine Slide / Coaster
Resort has Alpine Slide, Alpine Coast or both. Additional charges may apply, may only be open in summer.
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Concerts / Festivals
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Event Space/Conference Center
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Former Olympic Site
Former Olympic Site
Resort is a former Olympic site.
Resort has legal gambling services.
Golf Course
Golf Course
Resort has a golf course. Additional charges may apply, may only be open in summer.
Gondola Rides
Gondola Rides
Resort offers gondola rides.
Resort offers hiking trails and services. Additional charges may apply, may only be available in summer.
Ice Skating
Ice Skating
Resort offers ice skating activities.
Indoor Waterpark
Indoor Waterpark
Resort offers indoor waterpark.
Mountain Biking
Mountain Biking
Resort offers mountain biking. Additional charges may apply, may only be available in summer.
Outdoor Waterpark
Outdoor Waterpark
Resort offers outdoor water park. Additional charges may apply, may only be available in summer.
Segway Tours
Segway Tours
Resort offers segway tours. Additional charges may apply, may only be available in summer.
Resort offers snowmobiling. Additional charges may apply.
Resort offers spa services. Additional charges may apply.
Resort offers zipline activities. Additional charges may apply, may only be available in summer.
Mt Hood Skibowl Operations
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Lifts Open/Total
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Weekday Hours
Trails Open/Total
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Weekend Hours
Mt Hood Skibowl Snow Report & Ski Conditions
Base Elevation
3,566 ft
24-hr Snowfall
Vertical Drop
1,500 ft
Avg Base Depth
Peak Elevation
5,066 ft
Mt Hood Skibowl Reviews & Tips (3)
It's a great mountain, easy to get to on the mountain and all the staff are awesome!!!
Mt Hood Skibowl review written Jan 12 2013 - 10:22 AM
Ski Bowl is a blast. It is fun to be directly across from Collins Lake. The runs up top are great with good steeps. Fun place to ski!
Mt Hood Skibowl review written Jan 11 2013 - 01:29 PM
Very fun place to board. When I was there, it had that college party feel to it. Blasting music through the speakers at the base. Good, cheap food. Lines were not too bad on a Friday. Waited maybe 10 minutes at the very most. If you don't want to spend as much money on lift tickets as Timberline or Meadows, then go to Ski Bowl. Haven't gone night boarding yet, but plan to once it opens up this season (2012/2013). Definitely recommend this to anyone.
Mt Hood Skibowl review written Dec 12 2012 - 04:37 PM
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