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Where to watch fireworks during July 4th celebration in Philadelphia
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The information below is for 2015 events. Check back in late May 2016 for more info about Philadelphia's annual July 4th celebration.
When it comes to celebrating America's birthday, nobody rocks it like America's birthplace: Philadelphia. And 2015—the country's 239th birthday—will be no exception.
Celebrate before, during and after the Fourth of July with Wawa Welcome America! (June 27-July 4, 2015), a week of festive events and activities leading up to the largest free concert in America starring Philly hometown heroes The Roots on July 4th.
It wouldn't be Independence Day without fireworks. Get the best view with our guides to watching fireworks in Philadelphia, below.
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With July 4th happening on a Saturday, turn your celebration into a patriotic getaway with the Visit Philly Overnight® Hotel Package. The special offer includes overnight accommodations; passes to ride the PHLASH bus, offering easy access to Philadelphia's major attractions; and FREE parking while you celebrate America's birthday in America's birthplace.
Social Media Accounts to Follow for July 4th Updates
Most events happening during July 4th in Philadelphia are rain or shine, but for inclement weather and last minute updates, follow @July4thPhilly and @philly311 on Twitter and Wawa Welcome America on Facebook.
Philly 4th of July Jam & Grand Finale Fireworks
Date: July 4, 2015
Time: 7-11 p.m.
Fireworks: Estimated to begin around 10:30 p.m.
Location: Benjamin Franklin Parkway between 20th Street and Eakins Oval | Where to Watch Map
The week-long celebration culminates with the "Largest Free Concert in America" on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. The Philly 4th of July Jam features The Roots and special guests including Miguel and Jennifer Nettles of Sugarland before an explosive fireworks finale over the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Past Shows
Tall Ships Fireworks Show at Penn's Landing
Date: Sunday, June 28, 2015
Fireworks: Approximately 9:30 p.m.
Location: Great Plaza at Penn's Landing| Where to Watch Map
In celebration of the Tall Ships Festival and Philadelphia's week-long Independence Day celebration, the Delaware River Waterfront Corporation is hosting a massive, FREE fireworks show on Sunday, June 28. Head to Penn's Landing and look to the sky for a spectacular fireworks display in honor of the Tall Ships Festival featuring more than four tons of colorful explosives from around the world.
The Philadelphia Orchestra Neighborhood Concert & Fireworks
Date: Thursday, July 2, 2015
Time: 8:00 p.m.
Fireworks: Land side display at approximately 9:15 p.m.
Location: Great Plaza @ Penn's Landing, 101 S. Columbus Blvd. | Where to Watch Map
Now in its 8th year, the world-renowned Philadelphia Orchestra will perform a FREE Neighborhood Concert on the RiverStage at the Great Plaza at Penn's Landing. Following the orchestral show, enjoy a land-side fireworks display on the Delaware River Waterfront.
For the latest updates, please follow @DelRiverWfront and @penns_landing on Twitter.
July 4, 2015 in Philadelphia: Events and Fireworks
- 10-11 a.m.: Celebration of Freedom Ceremony
- 11 a.m.-1 p.m.: Independence Day Parade
- Noon-7 p.m.: Party on the Parkway
- 7-10:30 p.m.: Philly 4th of July Jam
- Approximately 10:30 p.m.: July 4th Grand Finale Fireworks over the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Getting There: Street Closures, Public Transit & Parking
Street Closures
Many streets will be closed for July 4th celebrations in Philadelphia, so officials highly encourage visitors to utilize public transit to get into Philadelphia over the holiday weekend.
On July 4th, the entire length of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, will be closed to traffic from 5 a.m.-midnight. The Parkway will remained closed from 20th-25th Streets through Sunday, July 5 at approximately 6 a.m.
A limited-access perimeter (event participants and residents only) will be established on the Parkway from 18th Street to 25th Street and on Race Street to Pennsylvania Avenue from 5 a.m-midnight on July 4th.
Public Transit
City officials urge the public to either walk to nearby events or take public transportation into and out of Center City for events on July 4.
SEPTA Service
SEPTA will operate additional service on July 4th to assist holiday travelers. All SEPTA Transit Service, including its bus, trolley and subway service, will operate on a Sunday schedule. Regional Rail lines will run on a Saturday schedule on both Friday, July 3 and Saturday, July 4. On Saturday, service will be added on many lines to accommodate travelers heading to and from events in Center City.
Market-Frankford and Broad Street Subway: Additional trains will be added on each line beginning at 4 p.m. Saturday, providing service every 5 to 7 minutes through 1 a.m. on Sunday. Regular weekend "Night Owl" rail service will be effect throughout the holiday weekend, providing trains every 20 minutes until 5 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday. 15th Street Station on the Market-Frankford Line and City Hall and Race-Vine Stations on the Broad Street Line provide easy walking access to and from the Parkway.
Broad Street Line: Eight additional trains will provide service every 5 to 7 minutes beginning at 4:28 pm. These service levels will remain in effect through 1:15 a.m. Overnight subway service will be in place throughout the holiday weekend with service operating every 20 minutes until 5 a.m. Spring Garden, Race- Vine and City Hall Stations provide easy walking access to the Parkway.
Regional Rail: SEPTA will extend Regional Rail service for riders leaving Center City on Saturday night after the fireworks display on the Parkway. Eighteen trains will depart from Suburban Station between 11:30 p.m. and 2:30 a.m.
Trolley: Additional trips on Routes 10, 11, 13, 34 and 36 will be added on Saturday evening headed to Center City before the concert and fireworks show on the Parkway, with additional trolleys departing Center City on each line after Parkway events end.
Buses: Riders should be on alert for detours in and around Center City that will begin as early as 6:00 a.m. on Saturday. Fifteen lines will be affected including Routes 5, 7, 9, 17, 21, 32, 33, 38, 42, 43, 44, 47, 48, 57 and 61. These detours will remain in place until well after events on the Parkway have ended. Specific line-by-line changes have been posted on the System Status page of www.septa.org. After the fireworks show on the Parkway ends, additional bus service leaving Center City will be added on some bus routes as needed.
For those traveling into Center City for the day, SEPTA's Independence Pass offers unlimited one-day travel on SEPTA services ($12 for an individual pass; $29 for a family of up to five people traveling together). For the latest route updates, schedules and travel information, follow SEPTA on Twitter @SEPTA_SOCIAL, call (215) 580-7800 or click the button below.
PHLASH Downtown Loop
The PHLASH bus is an inexpensive, convenient way to visit attractions in Center City ($2 per ride; $5 all-day). The PHLASH service will operate on on a revised route for July 4th. For travel to July 4th events on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, riders should use the stop at LOVE Park. For the complete holiday route, call (800) 537-7676 or click the button below.
Parking Information
For-pay parking lots and garages conveniently are located on or near the Parkway. Call individual facilities ahead for parking options, prices and availability, or click the button below.
Philadelphia Parking Authority
Guide to July 4th in Philadelphia
For our complete guide to the fireworks, concerts, family-friendly events and more happening over the week of July 4th, click the button below.
View guide to July 4th in Philadelphia
For up to the minute updates or July 4th questions, follow @July4thPhilly on Twitter and Wawa Welcome America on Facebook. For the latest street closures, follow the city's official Twitter accounts: @philly311 and @PhiladelphiaGov.
Viewing Tips
Arrive early. Bring lawn chairs, a blanket and a picnic. If you get there early, you'll be able to grab a great location for the concert and the fireworks. Check out a few of our top places to watch the fireworks, below.
For a complete list of events, performers and the latest updates on Wawa Welcome America, click the button below.
Places to Watch
Philadelphia Museum Of Art – SATURDAY, JULY 4TH
The official July 4th fireworks finale at the Philadelphia Museum of Art is sure to draw a massive crowd, so be sure to stake your spot out early. Check out a few of our favorite spots to catch the show:
• Benjamin Franklin Parkway: You can stake out a spot anywhere along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway from Logan Circle to Eakin's Oval. The entire street is shut down in honor of the celebration. Tip: Try to grab a spot at the baseball fields at 22nd and the Parkway.
• Paine's Park: A gorgeous skatepark and recreation space off the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Paine's Park is directly in the shadow of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, offering spectacular views of the July 4th Grand Finale.
• Martin Luther King Drive: This is another great place, right across the the Schuylkill River from gorgeously lit Boathouse Row. Anyone driving in from the suburbs will find it convenient to settle in along here for the evening.
• Schuylkill River Park: There's lots of grass along the banks for comfortable viewing, with a beautiful view of the Art Museum. It's a super convenient spot for Center City residents since it's accessible via the Walnut Street Bridge, Race Street crossing and other connectors.
• Lemon Hill in Fairmount Park: There's a a gorgeous mansion, and lots of space to set up your lawnchairs. One advantage of this site is the elevation. Bring a BBQ!
• Kelly Drive: There are many places along the river with great views of the display, including Boathouse Row and the open field at the intersection of Kelly Drive and Sedgley Drive.
• Belmont Plateau: Part of Fairmount Park in West Philadelphia, the elevated fields at Belmont Plateau should have plenty of space to spread out and enjoy the fireworks from a distance.
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Delaware River Waterfront Fireworks – THURSDAY, JULY 2
The Delaware River Waterfront is a perfect backdrop for holiday fireworks shows, with prime viewing spots from both Pennsylvania and New Jersey. To help you get the best view, we've put together a list of a few of our favorite places to watch the fireworks.
From Philadelphia
• Penn's Landing: The Great Plaza (closest intersection is Columbus Boulevard and Chestnut Streets), where the main stage is, is of course a solid option. Other good spots at Penn's Landing are anywhere along its southern stretch, from Dock Street to South Street.
• Independence Seaport Museum: Get a perfect view of the fireworks over the Delaware River and visit the museum's new exhibition Tides of Freedom:African Presence on the Delaware River.
• Morgan's Pier: Morgan's Pier, a waterfront beer garden just to the north of the Ben Franklin Bridge. Get there early to stake out one of the picnic tables on the deck and sample their awesome selection of local craft beer.
• Penn Treaty Park: Penn Treaty Park's seven acres of open green space and clean picnic areas provide a great vantage point from which to watch the fireworks.
• Race Street Pier: This lush park is an amazing spot to watch, complete with bleacher seating, but we recommend you get there early as it's going to fill up fast. Also keep in mind that alcohol, BBQ and glass containers are not permitted at the Pier.
• Washington Avenue Green: This is another park on the Delaware River Waterfront, at 1301 S. Columbus Blvd, formerly Pier 53.
• Hilton Philadelphia at Penn's Landing: The terrace at Keating's River Grill, which just reopened for the season, is a prime location for the fireworks show.
• Holiday Inn Express Penn's Landing: Recently renovated and reopened, the Holiday Inn Express® Penn's Landing offers spectacular views of the Delaware River Waterfront from select rooms.
• Moshulu: Get a front row seat for the fireworks aboard the Moshulu. Dine on selections from the Moshulu's regular menu, or just watch from the ship's deck.
• Ristorante La Veranda: This historic Northern Italian restaurant located on Pier 3 Penn's Landing offers prime fireworks viewing on two levels.
From Camden Waterfront (New Jersey Side)
• Adventure Aquarium: Get an unforgettable view of the fireworks as they cascade over the Philadelphia skyline from outside Adventure Aquarium.
• Battleship New Jersey: Enjoy live entertainment and a great view of the fireworks over the Delaware River from the deck of the Battleship New Jersey.
• Wiggins Park: Across the river in Camden, you can get an equally spectacular view of the fireworks from Wiggins Park, located near Adventure Aquarium and the Battleship New Jersey. It's free and open to the public.
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Our fifth news post with a batch of Diablo III reviews is a heavy one, as I just added upwards of 50 more to the already burgeoning Diablo III reviews article in the DiabloWiki. It's got more than I can easily count (literally). There are about 129 on the wiki page now, but honestly, I counted while clicking down the page very quickly and I might be off by a couple. MetaCritic currently lists just 66 Diablo 3 reviews, if you wanted a comparison.
These are all proper reviews too; no forum posts or 3 paragraph blog entries. Included in this new batch is the IncGamers Diablo III review from our parent site — a lot of you guys said you found it very fair and intelligent, in comments last week.
- Polygon: 100
- GiantBomb: 100
- Expert Reviews UK: 100.
- PC Authority Australia: 100.
- Dread Central: 100.
- MacWorld UK: 100.
- The Verge: 100.
- Piki Geek: 100.
- EuroGamer Portugal: 100.
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- IncGamers: 90
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- PC Gamer: 90.
- Pocket Lint: 90.
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- GameTrailers.com: 88.
- GameOver Online: 85.
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- IB Times: 80.
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- El33t Online: 80.
- Robots Gone Bad: 75.
- Baltimore Sun: 75.
No scores on the following bunch, because their opinions and judgments are just too nuanced and subtle to be reckoned with such blunt tools.
- Sleepy Eye News.
- The Washington Post.
- The Guardian UK.
- Gaming Union.
- MacGasm.
- ShackNews.
- Fearnet.com.
- SlashGear.
- RipTen.com.
While collecting this bunch, I saw this article on Gizmodo, which reports on some study of Amazon.com reader reviews of books and concludes that in aggregate they are as good or better than major, paid reviewers. Their scores are similar, and the Amazon amateur reviewers are quicker to rate new authors well, and less likely to give inflated scores to bad books by established authors.
That's about books, though, and it's no doubt skewed when it comes to controversial titles, where haters and fanboys and ideologues get involved. Which is certainly a problem you see in the aberrant Diablo III fan review scores on Amazon or Metacritic.
As always, the GameTrailers review was a video feature. It's well-edited and narrated, but I didn't feel the writing said anything new or imaginative. It's pretty though, and if you click through you can watch it embedded.
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Watched Thor recently and I've been wanting to make something revolving around the world Thor comes from. So, I geeked out this Sunday and decided to make an iPhone 5 wallpaper showing "The Nine Realms" of Nordic mythology/cosmology:
— Asgard The Heaven World of the Gods.
— Alf-heim The World of the light Elves.
— Nifl-heim The World of Cold and Darkness.
— Jotunheim The World of the Giants.
— Midgard The Earth World of human beings.
— Vana-heim The World of the Vanes.
— Muspells-heim The World of Fire.
— Svart-alf-heim The World of the dark Elves.
— Hel-heim The World of the dead.
Had a blast learning and trying to come up with concepts to symbolize each realm. Was challenging for sure.
Attached are two different versions – The original (showing the pathways in which all the realms are connected) and a minimal version without the pathways. Also, the zip contains red, green, and blue versions of the wall as well.
Anyways, checkout the @2x and enjoy the walls ♥ ♥ ♥
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Fans, the best part of playing a top-notch team is that every single weakness becomes glaringly obvious. This is just highlighting concerns (there are positives to many of these BTW and almost all of them can be corrected).
Let's take a quick look and what we need to improve upon to win the Superbowl:
- Gore - is it safe to say he has zero top end speed now and appears to be losing his burst/explosion through the line (that quick first-step burst); to the edges? And catching has dropped for the third straight year. This is more of a point to note we need to start intergrating more Hunter/James into the immediate fold (save Gore). Gore is STILL the heart and soul of this team; best vision ever between the Tackles. We have the weapons to combat these issues AND give Gore some breathers to keep him fressher/quicker late in games and into the playoffs.
- DL - still gets pushed back a good 3 or 4 yards against power running teams; still struggle up the gut esp. in short yardage and in the RZ.
- OL - still gets pushed back a couple yards in short yardage; some pass protection issues and Goodwin may becoming weaker by the game.
- Burning Timeouts - still an issue
- Rogers - call it scheme but it's safe to say he not only couldn't give up bigger cushions (esp. on 3rd downs) but be slower in his breaks; lazy and 1/2-ass effort esp. on tackles.
- Predictable Play Calling - usually we run on first down for nothing and sometimes he changes it up to second downs. We only use an intermediate passing game (handful of deep balls all year long).
- First Down Production - still, this down IS our entire offense. We live in 2nd and very longs.
- Touch Pass - do we not run enough outlets for CK or practice enough for CK to work on his touch passes? 90mph fastballs to Crabtree, Miller x2, Gore, etc.
- CK - tunnel vision/touch pass/look to check-downs; it appeared to be first read (AR1 and 2) all day long again and he struggles pulling the trigger at times (hesitates) esp. on the short receivers where they are initially open. Take it esp. on first downs!
- Redzone Offense Production/Play calling/System - how much freedom is CK given to change play calls? Is he "allowed" to overrule a poor play call?
- The Others - is it sacreligious to use the following in the passing game?: Manningham, McDonald, Hunter, James, Gore, Baldwin, Boldin from the slot, Patton, etc.
- Homefield Advantage - do we have one?
- Refs - still hate us?
- Fangio/Prevent-a-win Defense - off-coverage when we're not getting a pass rush or up by 10, trouble with TE's (esp. the 2nd TE), etc.
- Pass rush? Wherefore art thou?
- Execution/rhythm offense - short yardage, goal line situations, receivers wide open, etc.
- Mental Game - this team has a way of getting the worst (legit) penalties at the worst times. Why do we always shoot ourselves in the foot?
- Return Man - sure would be nice to have one, eh?
- Screen passes or "explosive plays"?
- Finishing games/Killer instincts!
- How will we adjust without Miller?
- Our coaches are too f**king stubborn ~ Fred Flintstone
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Monterey Bay Aquarium tags, releases captive great white shark
It seems only a short time ago that news of the young great white shark in captivity was posted, but after 137 days in the Monterey Bay Aquarium Outer Bay exhibit, the 6-foot-5 inch, 171lb male shark was tagged and released into Monterey Bay, California. The juvenile great white was only the second to be held in captivity for more than sixteen days, with both successes occurring at the Monterey Bay Aquarium in the last two years.
The aquarium plans to attempt to bring a third great white to Monterey in the fall - join in with your thoughts on whether the exhibition of the shark is a positive force towards educating the public and preserving the species in the discussion on the white shark's release...
Sea & Sea recalls DX-5D (Canon 5D) housing for retrofit
Sea & Sea has recalled their DX-5D underwater housing for the Canon EOS 5D digital SLR for replacement of the multi-selector assembly, which "might fixate or possibly allow minor flooding of the housing through the component o-ring seals." If your DX-5D is within serial number range 055000002 to 055000174, please continue reading for how to return your housing to Sea&Sea for service.
Sealux to announce new angled GV150 viewfinder at BOOT dive show
Underwater housing and accessories manufacturer Sealux is planning to introduce a new magnified viewfinder for its housings, the GV150 "Grand View" finder. Angled at 150° from the lens, or more appropriately, 30° off the normal viewfinder axis, the GV150 can be rotated over six positions to a portrait orientation or as far as 180° to shoot down into the water from ground level.
The viewfinder allows full viewing of the LCD, can be removed for transport, and retails for approximately 900€ ($1150 USD), depending on the housing (and if a retrofit is required). If you have a Sealux housing, be sure to check out the photos of the GV150 viewfinder (text in German), or see it in person at the BOOT dive show.
Wetpixel & Divester Readers adopt Cut-Tail, the great white shark
Established in 1997, the Shark Trust promotes the study, management, and conservation of sharks, skates, and rays. Working through scientifically-supported campaigns, research, and education programs, the Trust strives to provide guidance, facilitate decisions, influence legislation, and raise public awareness of the plight of these animals on both national and international scales. Among its laudable goals are: the reduction of shark finning; the implementation of effective skate and ray fisheries; and the monitoring of the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES).
Considering that shark finning is a major global problem, we decided to help the Shark Trust do something about it. To that end, Wetpixel and Divester readers—through their t-shirt purchases—recently adopted Cut-Tail, a 16-foot-long male Great White…
The Aqua Planet - a new website for underwater videographers
A new website has been introduced that will be of interest to underwater videographers and anyone interested in watching short films of the underwater world. The Aqua Planet is the product of Keith Manning who works as a dive instructor in Thailand. The website aims to be the "YouTube" of marine-related themes by offering free hosting of web videos related to the marine environment.
The website interface is well laid out and easy to navigate around, the videos themselves open up in a good sized window for viewing simply by clicking on the thumbnail. With up to 100MB available for each video, sharing your videos is as easy as creating a free user account, adding a title and description, and uploading the file.
For anyone out there looking for a place to host their videos online, the Aqua Planet looks like a great place for all of us underwater enthusiasts.
UK-Germany 45° Viewfinder
Housing manufacturer UK-Germany has announced a new 45° viewfinder. Wetpixel member Helge Suess has posted several photos and details about it in our forums. According to Helge:
The finder has an angle of view of about 40° at a distance of approximately 45mm from the rear lens. This allows to view the whole viewfinder area with a mask at a scale of 1:1. It has a ball lock to snap in position at 90° steps when rotated. The finder is not restricted to UK-GERMANY housings. It is available to all housing manufactureres and DIY projects, and may be easily customized to fit housings on request.
No pricing information was made available yet.
Amazon.com pulls shark fin products from inventory
Victory! Today, Amazon has pulled all shark fin related products from their offering. No official statement has yet been made by the company; however it appears that they have chosen the ecologically responsible path.
Wetpixel brought this issue to the public in a post dated Jan 1 (followed by a front-page post on Jan 4). Within hours, members caused this story to spread like wildfire to many major media outlets around the world. Members pressed on, and after only 10 days of protest, a major corporation has pulled an objectionable product line from their offering. This is an impressive feat—a testament to the power of the internet to inform and drive action. In the uphill battle to save shark populations from extinction, there are some wins. Way to go, folks!
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I'm not a McCloughan basher. I think he and the dreaded Nolan have actually done a pretty good job collecting talent since '05. But one thing he has failed miserably at is getting some speed, especially on offense. We don't have one truly fast player on offense (except maybe Vernon) and we couldn't come up with someone fast to return kicks and punts.
A lot of people here want Spiller in the 1st but Matt Barrows is saying Scot only drafts big bodies in the early rounds. Says he learned that early in his career from Ron Wolf at GB. Barrows asked him if after drafting big bodies for five years might he make an exception and take a more fleet-footed player. Scot's response was that if you make an exception then you have a "team of exceptions" and you have to stick to your philosophy, which sounds ridiculous to me.
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I bought a bike almost new off Ebay. It's expensive - hand built. The guy who had it sold it because his circumstances had changed.
The bike had done about twenty miles when I got it and now it's done 140.
Today, in the middle of a forty mile spin, the Sugino direct drive cranks started coming adrift. I'd heard creaking for about fifteen miles and had tried tightening various hex bolts on the chain wheels, seat post and so on to eliminate the sounds, but as it got worse and interfered with gear changing, I spotted what was going on.
This crank set goes right through a hollow bottom bracket and has a kind of disk nut that pulls the main spider piece hard up to the left side (see black threaded disk at bottom right of picture) where a cottered left hand crank arm seems to bolt the whole lot up tight. Just using common sense, it looks like the black disk nut pulls the right hand crank up against the Bottom Bracket and pre-loads it, and the tightening of the two hex bolt cotter pins holds it all together. I've never seen a crank set like this, and though I think I have it about right now, I wonder if any of you bike mechanics can confirm how tight I should have it all pulled together. This picture below is a crankset like the one I've got, but I can't fully confirm that this is the exact one, because mine has three chain wheels.


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An uncharacteristic error in qualifying saw Camier drop out of Superpole early but setup changes over the weekend and in the race meant the former BSB champion should hit the ground running at Imola this weekend.
"I like Imola and I think we can take some positives from the Portimao weekend because we improved the bike in quite a few areas. I felt quite strong on some parts of the track compared to the guys I was racing with so with any luck we can qualify properly and have a good weekend in Italy," said Camier.
"We still need to improve the GSX-R slowly and take things step-by-step so I can ride to my absolute limits. It would be nice to have a good result in Imola because all the guys are working very hard and we need to get the Suzuki into the podium fight."
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Rain showers were scattered around the great Northwest on Labor Day, mainly at the coast and northward. Thunderstorms were moving up and over the Cascades late in the day. A risk of one in the western valleys was present.
The pesky upper-level low was still spinning off the coast late Monday and will impact our weather the rest of our week. A chance of showers or thunderstorm is in the works so expect a chance of something any day this week.
The upcoming weekend does look warm and dry extending into next week. So summer weather is in the forecast for a while. Still no complaints submitted to the weather office.
How was your holiday weekend? Weatherwise it was perfect for just about any outdoor activity; even the ocean beaches had a few sun breaks.
A fact from August as it lingers in our minds: The Portland International Airport recorded 22 days with overnight lows of 60 degrees or above, setting a record. The average is 11. Vancouver had 14 days, making it the third-warmest August in its history. The record: 16 days, in 2009. The average nights of 60 degrees or above are eight. Hot August nights!
It seems all of a sudden I am seeing more signs of autumn. It is still dark at 5:30 in the morning. No more early-morning walks in the daylight. What about the onset of darkness in the evening? Eight o'clock and the streetlights are on and the crickets chirping.
Many of the trees are showing yellow foliage — mainly maples, which in reality have branches that turn yellow when stressed or dried out. A long, dry summer will do that. Vine maples are displaying brilliant red. Leaves on squash and pumpkins are coated with the usual late-season white, powdery residue. Yes, the landscape and gardens are changing.
Take any opportunity you can the next six weeks or so to soak up sunshine and enjoy being outdoors. I ate lunch along the Columbia yesterday, and although it was a bit breezy, it was satisfying.
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PAKISTAN: ' ICMICA Pakistan Role of Youth in Peace Building '
#AceGuestNews – PAKISTAN – September 03 – Youth can play a crucial role in positively transforming conflict situations and building peaceful societies. In countries like Pakistan, where peace and stability seem a far-fetched idea for most, investing into young people to build their synergies and unity is the need of hour.
Moreover, the current turmoil calls for youth in Pakistan to become prepared to shoulder the responsibility to respond to the situation with understanding and ownership.
Peace is all about understanding each other's perceptions and learning to find common grounds. This year "Role of Youth in Peace-building" a series of discussions took place across cities with the collaboration of Youth Development Foundation YDF and ICMICA Pakistan.
It comprised of panel experts that highlighted motivational skills for peace awareness, urged youth to accept followers of different faiths, think above school syllabus and understand the true message of every religion.
Last year, this activity was organized by the Youth Development Foundation YDF/ Interfaith Youth in Action where the youth participants hailing from different religions interacted and took part in a diversity tour across Lahore to visit a historic mosque, two churches and a gurdwara, the place of worship for Sikhs.
The discussions started off with a slideshow showing the grave consequences Pakistani people suffer on hands of religion based discrimination and sectarian violence.
Different panel experts spoke on various topics and youth participants were able to clarify many misconceptions about different faiths. Participants learned more on reasons why Pakistan is radicalized. A myriad of complexities including the distorted education, prejudice against religious minorities, hatred towards non Muslims in school textbooks are the main elements that create disharmony and conflict in society and derail peace in Pakistan.
But, the discussions' main focus remained the ways through which the nation's youth mobilization could help in eradicating the national scale religious intolerance. The young participants of all religious communities were present and sensitized "to welcoming religious diversity", and for rejecting violence.
These programs concluded with Q/A session, some of them quiet, other very heated on issues including religious discrimination and war on terror, and a candle lighting ceremony.
Our country is witnessing a rise in fanaticism, as never before and with no state control of their activities. But Pakistan is not an exception.The whole of South Asia is in the grip of right-wing ideas.
However, Pakistan's case proves that a religious state cannot deal effectively with religious fanatics. Therefore, religion should be separated from the affairs of the state.
Overshadowed by an economic, social and humanitarian crisis in the wake of a bloody war against terrorism, Pakistan's sole hope lies with the youth. It is time to let them pave a path towards a peaceful and prosperous Pakistan.
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` Having Seen Decades of War and Violence Omer Karaberg Knows the Power of Words'
#AceGuestNews – May 10 – (RFERL) – Having seen decades of war and violence, Omer Karabeg knows the transformative power of words. For 20 years, through his program "The Bridge," he has sought to forge a dialogue among representatives of the former Yugoslavia's different political, ethnic, and religious groups, whose views on his carefully chosen, contentious topics often could not be more at odds.
Karabeg's guests run the gamut from hard-line politicians to political moderates to academics and cultural figures. While his pairings are often daring, he always insists on a civil discussion and mutual respect, qualities that are scarce in the region's mainstream media.
Arbana Vidishiqi, RFE/RL's Kosovo Bureau Chief, remembered how in 2002, with the wounds of the Kosovo war still raw, Karabeg gathered influential Kosovo Albanians and Serbs in a face-to-face round-table discussion in Pristina.
"That was so rare at that time, just after the war, to see those two sides talking," said Vidishiqi. "What was especially interesting was to see these former [Albanian] guerilla fighters talking with Serbs even during the breaks." Over the course of two decades, "The Bridge" has broadcast more than 800 such dialogues involving more than 1,500 participants.
The 30-minute weekly program began as a radio show and is now also recorded as a Skype broadcast for on-line audiences. On many occasions, the show has broken barriers between figures across political and ethnic divides who have then continued their dialogue in follow-up meetings off the air. Excerpts and quotes from the dialogues are regularly reprinted in high-circulation national newspapers throughout the region.
Much has changed since the first broadcast of "The Bridge" in April 1994 which, at the height of the Yugoslav war, focused on how to start the process of reconciliation between the Serb minority and the Croatian majority in Croatia. At that time, much of the former Yugoslavia was separated not only by ideology, but by violence, blocked roads, and broken telephone lines.
But Karabeg says some divides persist. "The most difficult combination to have on the show is nationalists, of course," he said. "Nationalists don't like discussion, they like monologues. They usually don't change their minds after the show, but at least they talk; at least it gives them something to think about later."
Originally from Bosnia-Herzegovina Karabeg is a veteran journalist who, before joining RFE/RL in 1994 in the early days of the Balkan Service (then known as the South Slavic Service), was a popular prime-time national TV news anchor in Belgrade.
He left Belgrade after refusing to broadcast nationalist propaganda during the war, an act of defiance for which he was called a traitor on national TV by government officials. Karabeg is the winner of the 2010 Erhard Busek South East Europe Media Award for Better Understanding in South East Europe.
He received the Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia's Jug Grizelj Award for promoting friendship and overcoming barriers between the people in the region. He has published selected dialogues from "The Bridge" in two books: "Bridge of Dialogue: Conversations Despite the War," and "Dialogue on the Powder Keg, Serbian-Albanian Dialogue."
While Karabeg has seen much progress in the region, he says the deepest rifts remain in Bosnia, where dialogue between politicians from the two main ethnic entities carved out in the Dayton Accords has broken down. "Each side has its own media where the politicians can go on and say whatever they want with no one to challenge them when they lie," he said.
He added that separatist rhetoric has intensified in Bosnia since the outbreak of the Ukrainian crisis, and that the international community must stay engaged there to keep the dialogue going.
" As the saying goes," Karabeg said, "It's better to have 1,000 days of talking than to have war for even one day."
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` Remains of Those Killed in 911 Attack are Moved Amid Family Protests '
#AceGuestNews – NEW YORK – The unidentified remains of those killed in the September 11, 2001 attack on the World Trade Centre in New York City were moved into a repository at the bedrock level of Ground Zero on Saturday after a procession through Manhattan streets.
The 7,930 fragmentary remains in sealed containers were escorted by fire, police and Port Authority vehicles with flashing lights and no sirens from a Manhattan forensics lab to the repository at the site of the National September 11 Memorial & Museum.
The repository will be under the care of the city's chief medical examiner, whose office will continue trying to match the fragments to the more than 1,000 victims of the attacks that have yet to have had any remains identified.
The repository is sealed off from exhibition areas by a wall and will only be accessible to the medical examiner's staff and family members of the victims, who will be able to visit the space even when the museum is closed, the city has said.
Some family members of those killed in the attacks protested the move, saying it was wrong to store the remains at what is essentially a tourist site, adding that the underground repository could be subject to flooding.
They put black bands over their mouths in a silent protest as the procession rolled past.
"The human remains repository is most certainly a part of the museum," Jim Riches, the chairman of the 9/11 Parents & Families of Firefighters and WTC Victims group, said in a statement.
Other family members have supported the move.
(Reporting by Jon Herskovitz; Editing by Jonathan Allen and Tom Heneghan)
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Center Grove and Clark-Pleasant next week will celebrate the graduation of students who almost didn't finish high school.
On Thursday, 26 students will graduate from the Center Grove and Clark-Pleasant alternative academies, which the districts created for students who weren't succeeding in traditional high school courses.
Along with finishing high school, some of the students also were dealing with homelessness, had become parents or were unable to focus in class or get help with assignments.
Three of this month's graduates shared their stories. None is certain what comes next for them and whether that involves college or a job, but this week they're celebrating receiving their diplomas.
Meranda Petosky
When a Michigan student moved with her mom to the Center Grove area in the fall, she thought it might be her last chance to earn a high school diploma.
Meranda Petosky grew up in Lansing, Mich., and as a middle and high school student had problems focusing and doing well in class.
Part of the problem was that when she didn't understand a lesson, Petosky said, she didn't know whom to turn to for help. Neither of her parents was a high school graduate, and she didn't want to risk asking questions in class that everyone else might know the answer to.
"I just ignored homework. I avoided help and trying," she said.
Petosky tried telling herself it wouldn't be a problem if she didn't graduate, but she never quite believed it. She had seen how both of her parents struggled, especially her mother, who had to work two or three jobs at a time to support Petosky and her three younger sisters.
She also worried what her family would think of her if she didn't graduate.
Petosky, 18, has a cousin the same age, and they both were expected to graduate high school last spring. Petosky said she worried that if she didn't complete high school her family might start looking down on her and that she'd always be reminded of what she couldn't do.
Her mother moved to the Center Grove area in September, bringing Petosky and two of her sisters with her. Petosky enrolled at the high school and immediately applied to the alternative academy. She told them she had missed her original graduation date in the spring but wanted to earn her diploma.
Petosky needed to complete eight classes. Because her classmates at the alternative academy were working on their own courses, it was easier for her to stay focused, she said. She also was able to get more one-on-one help than she had received at her school in Michigan, she said.
"I knew I would come back and finish, but I didn't know it would be this soon," she said.
After graduation, Petosky plans to return to Lansing to live with her dad and start taking community college classes. She knows those classes might be closer to traditional high school courses than the alternative academy courses.
That means her problems with focusing could return. But she also wants to keep the momentum she gained by completing high school going, she said.
Haley Darland
As soon as she found out she was going to be a mother, Center Grove student Haley Darland started telling herself that graduating high school wasn't going to happen, at least not anytime soon.
School had always been difficult for her, Darland said, largely because she often needed extra help to understand what she was being taught in her classes. A C typically was the highest grade she earned in a class. So when she found out in July 2011 that she was pregnant with son Liam, she decided she wouldn't be able to finish high school.
Darland assumed she would go back to earn her GED in a few years, but beyond that she didn't have a plan for how she and her boyfriend would make a living for their son.
Liam was born in February, a month before his due date, and had health problems that kept him in the hospital for a month. Darland had to wait a week before she could hold her baby, and she continued to doubt she had time for high school.
"I needed time with my son, and I couldn't do that going to school eight hours a day," she said.
But Darland didn't drop out, and in the spring she applied to the district's alternative academy.
The academy's computer-based program allowed Darland to complete her schoolwork and still have time during the day for work and to take care of Liam. She was able to get more individual help than she often got in her regular high school classes.
"So if it was a silly question, I wouldn't really be embarrassed or anything," she said.
Darland is graduating a semester earlier than she would have, and for now she has no immediate plans other than continuing to work for a local supermarket deli.
One day, she wants to pursue a career involving photography or art, but for now she's focused on motherhood.
"There's a few things I would love to do. I don't know if college is first on my list of things to do right now," she said. "I'm just figuring it out. Taking my time."
Dustin Smock
As a Whiteland Community High School student and his family moved from a house to a mobile home and then on to the couches of friends and family, he slowly gave up on the idea of graduating.
Dustin Smock wanted to graduate and hadn't had any problems with school during his freshman year. But during the past four years, his family struggled financially to support Smock, 20, and his three siblings.
Smock said he had trouble coping with the family's moves, which made it difficult for him to focus on school.
"I'd have to say, it put me through a depression. A deep depression," he said.
Smock's family was evicted from their home in Whiteland when he was 16, and they then moved into a mobile home in Greenwood. The new home didn't have a lot of room for six people and had holes in the floor that were never fixed — repairs typically involved throwing a board over the holes to cover them, Smock said.
Two years later, Smock's family was evicted from the mobile home, his parents divorced, and he and his brothers and sister went to stay with different family members and friends.
Smock spent the next seven months on a friend's couch. To deal with the depression, he tried to talk with friends, but none of them were having the same kinds of problems he was. He also started rapping and wrote the song "Been Through It All," which detailed pressures he felt.
Smock felt guilty he didn't have a job and wasn't providing for the family. With all that was happening in his life, he wasn't spending time on homework for his classes.
About a year and a half ago, an assistant principal at Whiteland recommended Smock enroll in the Clark-Pleasant Academy.
Smock wasn't sure the
alternative academy was what he needed — he'd taken a virtual lab before and found it was too easy to get distracted. But he also knew he had no other realistic chance of finishing high school without it.
The alternative academy's online lessons were easier to focus on and understand than he expected, he said. He also found people to speak with at the academy who were dealing with similar life problems, he said.
He completed 21 classes in the past year and a half.
Now that he has his diploma, Smock plans to attend Ivy Tech Community College so he can raise his grade-point average and, hopefully, get into a four-year college. He's hoping he'll be able to find a career working in electronics or with homeland security.
"It feels amazing," he said. "I'm so ready for it, to start the real life."


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U.K. Science Minister Confirms Government Support for New Satellite Facility
[Satellite News 01-06-12] The British government has taken up plans to foster domestic research and technology work and develop its satellite applications industry through the construction of a new facility that would be run by the U.K. Technology Steering Board (TSB).
In a Jan. 6 speech, U.K. Science Minister David Willetts said the opening of the Catapult Center — TSB's fourth facility — would represent a significant step in the British government's long-term goal to enhance the country's science and technology sector and become less dependent on services.
"[The Catapult Center] will provide business with access to in-orbit test facilities to develop and demonstrate new satellite technologies," Willetts said in speech delivered to the U.K. Policy Exchange firm. "It will also provide access to advanced systems for data capture and analysis, supporting the development of new services delivered by satellites. These could be in a wide range of areas such as distance learning and telemedicine, urban planning, precision agriculture, traffic management and meteorology."
The facility will be designed to act as a technology and innovation hub for new satellite-based products and services, with a focus on applications of research and development in communications, broadcasting, positioning and observation. It also aims to provide in-orbit test facilities for U.K. organizations looking demonstrate new satellite technologies.
TSB CEO Iain Gray voiced support for the new center and said that the government's plan would have the backing of the British aerospace industry as it could help develop U.K.-based satellite technologies and jobs.
"The Catapult will help U.K. businesses create many products and services across a wide range of areas, such as distance learning, telemedicine, urban planning, precision agriculture, traffic management and meteorology," Gray said. "The TSB believes that the satellite applications Catapult [Center] will help achieve targets set out in the U.K. Space Innovation and Growth Strategy to grow U.K. market share from 6 percent to 10 percent by 2030 and create 100,000 high-value jobs."
U.K. aerospace industry group ADS also welcomed the announcement. In a statement, ADS Deputy CEO and Managing Director Graham Chisnall said the development plans also could serve as an important recognition of the U.K. space industry and the country's specialization in satellite technologies.
"This is just one of several steps being taken through government, academia and industry to see the United Kingdom reach full potential in an area that, through forecasting alone, is worth nearly 1 billion British pounds ($1.5 billion). Therefore, the industry and its 70,000 employees warmly welcome it," said Chisnall.
In addition to the Catapult Center, Willetts also announced proposals to construct new types of academic universities for postgraduates that are studying science and technology.
"The government is looking to foster links between industry and academia as well, with the goal of increasing the amount of knowledge exchange income by 10 percent over the next three years," said Willetts. "We will not allocate additional money for science and technology beyond the 4.6 billion British pounds ($7.2 billion) already dedicated [to the U.K. Space Innovation and Growth Strategy], but the government will not trim the spending as it curtails outlays in other areas. Changes in intellectual property management and expanded use of innovation vouchers that could help small businesses work with academia are aimed at helping meet that target."


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Video: Reflecting on 9/11 During Chapel Service
Video by Sgt. Andrew Milner
B-roll and interviews of service members reflecting on their experiences with 9/11 during the Sunday morning chapel service in Taren Kot, Afghanistan. Includes interviews with Capt. Tiffany S. O'Neal, MCT Commander, 258th Movement Control Team, from Fayetteville, N.C., Capt. Todd Cheney,Battalion Chaplain, Task Force Attack from Northridge Calif, and 1st. Lt. Latonya K. Conkleton, QM/192-A, Task Force Attack from Gulfport, Miss. Also available in high definition. 911TenAnniv
This work, Reflecting on 9/11 During Chapel Service, by Andrew Milner, identified by DVIDS, is free of known copyright restrictions under U.S. copyright law.
Date Taken:09.11.2011
Date Posted:09.11.2011 8:20PM
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The Nolet Distillery, where Ketel One Vodka is made can legitimately claim a family distilling heritage that stretches back 325 years. Today Brothers Bob and Carl Nolet work under the direction of their father Carolus Sr, who represents the 10th generation of one of the world's oldest distilling dynasties. The Nolet family has been distilling spirits since 1691, when Joannes Nolet started his distillation business in Schiedam (pronounced 'Skee-dam'), Holland.
The Nolet Distillery, where Ketel One Vodka is made can legitimately claim a family distilling heritage that stretches back 325 years. Today Brothers Bob and Carl Nolet work under the direction of their father Carolus Sr, who represents the 10th generation of one of the world's oldest distilling dynasties. The Nolet family has been distilling spirits since 1691, when Joannes Nolet started his distillation business in Schiedam (pronounced 'Skee-dam'), Holland.
Joannes Nolet was one of the first of many distillers to establish themselves in Schiedam, then a small fishing village. They were attracted to the area due to the town's proximity to the mouth of the great river Maas and its North Sea shipping port which, in turn, helped create one of Holland's largest grain auctions. Thus raw materials were readily available, as was an easy means of distribution for the finished product.
Over the generations the Nolet Distillery grew, surviving challenges such as the French Revolution and the ensuing political instability. During the mid-19th century, Joannes Nolet VI, representing the sixth generation of the distilling dynasty, moved operations. His choice of location, beside a canal connecting the river Schie and the old centre of Schiedam with the River de Nieuwe Maas, and most importantly, just a few hundred metres from the shipping port that continues to benefit the business today.
His son, representing the seventh generation, bought steam power to the distillery and installed the coal-fired alembic copper pot still, 'Distilleerketel #1', that's used to make Ketel One to this day, and from which the brand takes its name.
Schiedam emerged as the centre for Dutch distilling, and by 1882 the Nolet distillery was one of 394 distilleries operating there. Jenever, then known as 'Holland's gin', was a popular and respected spirit across Europe and beyond. The Nolets and most of the other 'jenever distillers' of Schiedam specialised in the production of jenever, much of it being shipped to the USA.
Dutch Jenever was (and still is) made in two phases - malt-wine was triple distilled by what became known as 'malt distillers', before being sent to jenever distillers, who distilled the spirit a fourth time with the addition of juniper and other flavouring ingredients.
However, the arrival of the 'Coffey' still, patented by Aeneas Coffey in 1831, had a dramatic effect on the malt wine distillers of Schiedam. After continuous distillation was introduced in the early 1900s the number of distillers quickly began to decline as the economies of scale of continuous distillation resulted in fewer distillers.
The cheaper, cleaner spirit produced by the new stills also led to the creation of a new style of gin known as London Dry, named after the city which had muscled in on Schiedam to dominate the world's gin supply. After World War II there remained only a handful of malt-wine distillers in Schiedam supplying less than 40 jenever distillers. Today there are only four.
Recipes found in Joannes Nolet's journals, dating back to when he first established the business in 1691, are all based around small-batch pot still distillation. These, and subsequent journals passed down the generations, helped inspire the company's current chairman, Carolus Nolet Sr, when creating the recipe and production process for Ketel One vodka.
While travelling in America, Carolus witnessed the impact 'premium' vodkas such as Absolut and Stolichnaya were having in America and the number of people who were enjoying them in Martinis. He was convinced it could make a 'softer, silky smooth' vodka, particularly suited to being drunk neat in a Martini.
Carolus used the antique coal-fired alembic copper pot still, 'Distilleerketel #1', to make a pot still vodka. However, pot stills produce very heavy-tasting vodkas which was not the character he was searching for, so he blended this with column still vodka. His blend, Ketel One vodka, has a crispness from the column still and the rounded sophistication from the pot still. I have been lucky enough to sample both spirits next to each other prior to blending and, while both would make a fabulous vodka in their own right, such a tasting reveals that the sum is greater than the parts. After many years of experimentation, Carolus perfected the methods and the blending is still used today to make Ketel One.
The Nolets launched their new vodka in the United States in 1983. Back in 1902, Carolus's grandfather had opened a distillery in Baltimore. Prohibition forced the Nolets to concentrate their efforts in Europe and elsewhere, but the family had historical connections in America and Carolus was determined to resurrect the American market, convinced his new Ketel One vodka was exactly the product to do so with.
In fact, the family was so convinced of the future success of Ketel One vodka that Carolus's oldest son, Carolus Junior, (Carl Jr.), moved to America to personally handle its sales and marketing. The family took the decision to launch Ketel One without any advertising - just conversation. Carl Jr. and his brother Bob literally went from bar to bar with a bottle of Ketel One and a video tape explaining how their vodka was made and generally educating bar owners and managers about vodka and vodka production.
The brothers insisted that local wholesalers could not supply a bar with Ketel One until one of them had called on that bar to educate the staff and they had to personally approve the opening of a new account. They wanted to ensure the bartenders and wait staff really knew and understood Ketel One. They also limited each order to just three bottles at a time - no case sales. This meant accounts had to re-order at least once a week, giving the impression that it was selling like crazy. The Nolets did not want cases of their vodka piled high in store rooms.
It was an unconventional approach to drinks marketing, but it proved highly successful and Ketel One quickly established itself as one of the leading brands in the American super premium vodka market. Thus when Ketel One was launched in the UK in 1998, exactly the same philosophy was followed, with Bob Nolet personally calling on every bar before it could be supplied with Ketel One. An extra complication proved to be the lack of video players in London bars, so incredibly a small television with built-in video was lugged from bar to bar in order to show the all-important production video.
By 2001 Ketel One vodka had grown to become a million case brand in America, which led the family to complement their 'conversational' marketing approach with the 'Dear Ketel One Drinker' advertising campaign. This heralded a new era for the brand.
In the following years it became clear that to realise its full international potential the family would benefit from partnering with a larger distributor. Thus in 2008, the Nolet Group created a 50/50 joint venture company with Diageo, called Ketel One Worldwide B.V., to market and distribute Ketel One vodka. While still acting as ambassadors for their brand, this allowed the Nolets to concentrate their efforts on continuing to produce consistently high quality vodka, while also increasing production to satisfy the rapidly growing demand.
Fortunately their ancestor, Joannes Nolet VI, had chosen to site the family distillery in an area where adjacent land was available for its expansion, and over the years Carolus Nolet purchased more land not only alongside the old distillery but also on the opposite side of the canal. This enabled the distillery to grow both on the historical location and to expand.
Part of the ambitious plan to expand the distillery's capacity involved tunnelling under the canal. Today all the distilling activity still takes place in the old distillery, including the original coal-fired No.1 pot still, after which the brand is named, while warehousing and distribution lies on the other side of the canal, with supplies and bottles travelling back and forth by conveyor through the tunnel.
The old distillery now sits amongst a complex of modern buildings. The original distilling hall remains the hub of operations, with the main office, housing the desk and antique safe used by generations of Nolets and the old offices preserved as something of a museum. This office is also decorated with painted murals dating back to the Second World War.
The Ketel 1 name is recognisable, due to the Nolet's successful Ketel One Vodka, named, like this jenever, for their coal-fired No.1 pot still. This jonge jenever is based on a blend of wheat, rye and maize spirit rested in 217 litre French oak casks for a year and flavoured with 14 botanicals.
Ketel One Citroen was launched in 2000 and is created by infusing Ketel One vodka with citrus essential oils essence. Two different types of lemon from Sicily are used to impart a rich sweetness, whilst a variety from Spain gives a full distinctive taste.
Ketel One Oranje was launched on 30 April 2010 to coincide with Queen's Day, a national holiday in The Netherlands honouring the Queen's official birthday. The colour orange represents the Dutch royal family name: The Family Nassau, House of Orange.
Made from wheat and flavoured with traditional botanicals including citrus, orris root, liquorice and, of course, juniper alongside contemporary ingredients such as white peach, raspberry and Turkish rose. The more contemporary botanicals are introduced as essences made by a French flavour house.
Nolet's Reserve Gin is the personal creation of Carolus Nolet Sr. and he alone approves each batch before bottling. The botanicals used include: saffron from the Middle East and cerbena picked in North Africa.
This oak cask matured expression of the much respected Ketel One jenever was released by the Nolet family in 2015 to their domestic Dutch market.
The Dutch refer to their pot stills as 'ketels', thus this vodka is named after the Nolet's original 1864 'Distilleerketel #1' which is still used in the production process. Spirit distilled in this and other copper alembic stills is blended with highly rectified column still wheat neutral spirit.


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Take the Baltimore-Washington Parkway to Route 450 and exit toward Bladensburg (West). At the first intersection, turn right onto 57th Avenue (at the light beside the EXXON Station). Follow 57th Avenue .6 miles to the third stop sign at Emerson Street and turn right. Once on Emerson, make your first right into Seton's front driveway entrance. Visitors to the school should park in the front near the statue of Mother Seton.
Seton students are able to participate in either Elizabeth Seton's or DeMatha's bus routes.
The cost is $235.00 per month for round trip service and $150.00 per month for one way service.
For Seton Students ONLY- Click here to register for Seton's ROUND TRIP BUS SERVICE
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For DeMatha Students ONLY- please click here to fill out the ESHS Transportation Enrollment Form to reserve your space on the Seton Round Trip Bus. Payment must be made to DeMatha.
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For DeMatha Students ONLY- please click here to fill out the ESHS Transportation Enrollment Form to reserve your space on the Seton One Way Bus. Payment must be made to DeMatha.
Contact Mrs. Jackie Boissonneault at 301-864-4532 ext. 7107 or firstname.lastname@example.com with any questions regarding payment. Should you have any questions other than payment regarding the bus routes, please contact Mrs. Leeanna Burke at 301-864-4532 ext. 7104 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Click here to download the 2015-2016 Elizabeth Seton bus guidelines.
The Elizabeth Seton bus routes for this school year are as follows:
In order to register for space available a registration form must be sent with non-refundable $100 deposit the DeMatha Finance Office. All Students must register with the DeMatha Finance Office. Registration will take place online HERE.
Students must choose which route they will ride in the am and pm. They will also be required to select the am stop and the pm stop. All routes have per-determined stops and those stops can only be changed by the DeMatha Transportation Coordinator.
Students at DeMatha and Seton will be issued Bus Rider ID cards (during the first or second week of September). The cards will be swiped by the Student Upon Entry and Exit of the Bus. Students without a Card or a Valid Card will be sent to the Attendance Office and will be Charged $15 for a Replacement Card (1st Offense, $25 for each Offense thereafter).
Each Bus is Equipped with Audio and Video Recorders. The equipment is in place and each Student know that the equipment is active and checked regularly. Each Bus is also equipped with GPS tracking software and the records are maintained by the School. Thank you for your cooperation.
The cost for round-trip is $2,100 per year plus the $100 registration fee. Payments will be required at the start of each quarter. One-way arrangements are made on an individual basis and must be either mornings only or afternoons only (cost is 60% of the full-time rate). Credit is not given for missed rides.
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The T-18 Metro Bus that drops off in front of Elizabeth Seton at the corner of Emerson Street and 58th Avenue. The T-18 travels to/from either the Rhode Island Avenue Metro Station (red line) or the New Carrollton Metro Station (orange line).