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"The Charlotte Lighthouse" Charlotte Off The Beaten Path Tip by davecallahan
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This is also on the Rochester page where more people are likely to see it.
Tucked away behind the grammar school which my wife attended on the north end of Lake Avenue in Rochester you will find (maybe!) the Charlotte Lighthouse.
It is one of the registered buildings on the list of lighthouses that dot the banks of Lake Ontario.
There are regular tours on the weekends and group tours can be scheduled. You used to be able to rent a room for the night but I am not sure that is still available (check the website). There is also reported to be a resident ghost and that folklore is part of the tour spiel.
Originally the distance from the lighthouse to the lake was five hundred yards closer than it is today. In the 1820's a pier and sandbar were built north of the lighthouse and that land eventually filled in to make what is today the Ontario Beach Park area.
The lighthouse is completely inactive today and its lights works were removed to be used on the Genesee River pier. But you can climb the stairs to the top of the structure for a nice view and be sure to stop in the volunteer-operated gift shop (donations are appreciated).
othercontact: the lighthouse tower
Website: http://www.geneseelighthouse.org
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Mainstreaming Sustainable Land Management Practices
Rewarding ecosystems, rewarding people
Jordan was selected to implement a six-year-project, which is implemented by IUCN Regional Office for West Asia (ROWA) and funded by the Global Environmental Facility (GEF) and the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), aiming at demonstrating and scaling-up successful sustainable land management practices for the control and prevention of desertification and deforestation.
Within IUCN ROWA's portfolio to strengthen the capacity necessary for the protection of Jordan's environment, the project will integrate an ecosystem-based approach into public-supported productive and poverty reduction activities.
The project is designed to enhance the quality of life of rural communities, consistent with development objectives to improve economic productivity of land and enhance gendered empowerment of communities affected by land degradation. It will also support sustainable land management best practices at the local level and mainstream them in local, sub-national and national planning and incentive frameworks.
For more information please contact:
Ms. Fidaa Haddad, IUCN ROWA - Programme Manager
The project will be implemented in thirteen Jordanian villages in the Karak, Tafileh and Ma'an Governorates to help the locals to develop project proposals that are based on Integrated Local Development Strategies in order to improve livelihoods and economic development.
The project will be implemented using a participatory action-research approach coupled with a process of capacity building.
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"Old stones and newer ones around Arta" Artá by Bigs
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The earliest inhabitants of Mallorca lived here. You can visit this old surroundings of a Talayot village and get an impression of life in those days.
You can see this fortress from far away. It saved Arta from many pirate attacks. From the walls you get a nice overview on the surroundings. Pirates were spotted early, as you can see the bay of Cala Rajada from here too.
Under the fortress you will find this nice church which is still overlooking the town. There is a nice stairway leading there.
Also worth the adventurous drive is the view over the Bay of Alcudia from the Ermita de Betlem!
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Te Ekaou Hut
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Bookings not required - first come, first served
Managed by New Zealand Deerstalkers Association, Manawatu Branch.
Access across the farm is by prior arrangement only. Contact the Palmerston North Office.
Alternative access is available up the creek but it is not recommended.
NZTopo50 map sheet: BK36Grid/NZTM2000 coordinates: E1849395, N5555909
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In this first volume, Hastings addresses the complicated issue of prayer. He explores the nature, principles, types, and value of prayer. Hastings also gives practical encouragement and advice for those beginning in prayer, as well as for seasoned prayers. Included are bibliographies, lists of books for further reading, examples, and a detailed table of contents.
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Gabriela is 27 years old, married, and a native of the city of Leon. She is a business woman. She owns a small grocery store as well as a small clothing store. She is studying accounting and is in her second year.
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She is requesting the loan to buy merchandise such as rice, sugar, oil, and beans to sell in her grocery store. She also wants to buy cosmetics, clothes, and perfumes to sell in her clothing store. With this investment, her clients will feel more attracted by the variety of products that her store will offer and her earnings will increase.
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Gabriela, de 27 años de edad, originaria de la ciudad de León, casada, ella es comerciante es dueña de una pequeña pulpería y una mini tienda de ropa, ella estudia su segundo año de la carrera de contabilidad. Inicio su negocio a la edad de 23 años de edad, después de su casarse ella no encontraba un pasatiempo su vida era muy rutinaria, se sentía agobiada, su mama la motivo a establecer su negocio como pasatiempo, ella recuerda que comenzó con un capital muy pequeño de menos de $200 dólares y en poco tiempo se dio cuenta que mas que un pasatiempo era una fuente de ingresos y eso la ayudo a sentirse mas útil y posteriormente puso una mini tienda y con esto se ayuda pagar la universidad.
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TLN Prospect Profile #1: Mitch Marner
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It literally could not be any closer.
During our voting process, Mitch Marner edged out William Nylander as the Toronto Maple Leafs' top prospect by just a single vote, with four of the seven voters leaning Marner and three leaning Nylander.
Personally, I went back and forth on the matter several times before submitting my final list. At first, I leaned Nylander. A true blue chip prospect when he was drafted by the Leafs with the eighth overall pick in the 2014 Draft, Nylander still somehow managed to exceed expectations with both MODO and the Toronto Marlies last season. His scoring clip - 20 points in 21 games in the SHL, 32 in 37 in the AHL - as an 18-year old in both leagues was insane.
Then I started gravitating towards Marner, who was still playing junior hockey against admittedly lesser competition, but putting up a significant amount of points in his own right. The Markham, Ontario native scored 44 goals and 126 points in 63 games with the London Knights of the OHL, which is just about as impressive as Nylander's accomplishments as a first year pro.
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NOTE: Read the previous story on the proposed explosives storage plant here.
Cowlitz County Commissioner Michael Karnofski will host a public meeting later this month to discuss road concerns associated with a proposed explosives storage plant on Butte Hill Road in Woodland.
Karnofski and representatives from the county's Public Works Department will discuss options to upgrade the steep, winding road and how to pay for such upgrades. The meeting is scheduled for 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. March 28 at the Woodland High School commons area, 757 Park Ave.
Butte Hill residents are concerned about the safety of trucks carrying ammonium nitrate on the road from a proposed Northwest Energetics-owned explosives storage plant. Residents say an accident on the hill could trigger a forest fire or contaminate Robinson Creek, where they get their water.
Audience comments are welcomed at the meeting, Karnofski said. Karnofski plans to invite Northwest Energetics General Manager Ed Coulter. No other county commissioners are expected to attend, Karnofski said.


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Add Ground beef, chicken, or picadillo for $1.50
Chicken Taquitos -$9.50
Two flour tortillas stuffed with chicken and Jack cheese. Fried and garnished with feta cheese, tomatoes, sour cream, and guacamole.
Queso Dip -$4.25
Pepper cheese blended with onions, tomatoes, cilantro, and spices
add ground beef or beans $1.50
Quesadillas -$8.50
Two flour torillas stuffed with Cheddar and Monterey Jack cheese.
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Served with green onions, pico de gallo, sour cream
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Tortilla chips topped with refried beans, jalapenos and
cheddar cheese.
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Mexican Pizza -$9.25
Crisp flour tortilla topped with choice of refried or black beans.
Your choice of : ground beef, chicken, or picadillo.
Topped with Monterey Jack and chedder cheese, tomatoes, green onions, sour cream, and guacomole.
Sopa de Tortilla
Hot and hearty chunks of tender chicken breast and fresh avocado are teamed up with tortilla strips and shredded cheese, in a rich chicken broth.
Caldo de Camaron o Pescado
Shrimp or fish, cooked in their own broth with mixed seasonal vegetables.
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Shrimp, fish, mussels, scallops, and clams, cooked in their own broth with mixed seasonal veggies.
Coctel de Camaron
Shrimp cooked and served in a spicy cocktail sauce with onions, tomatoes, cilanto, mild chiles, and avacado.
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Flout tortilla bowl stuffed with icerbeg lettuce, cheese and tomatoes, sauteed onions and grren peppers, and your favorite fajita meat:(
Steak, chicken, shrimp, pork Carnitas, or fish.)
Topped with guacamole and sour cream.
Ensalada de Lechuga -$2.50
A fresh garden salad with tomatoes and cheddar cheese.
Tostada Ensalada -$7.50
Crispy flat corn tortilla topped with your choice of refried or black beans, fresh lettuce, cheese and tomatoes.
Your choice of meat filling: ( Ground beef, chicken or picadillo.)
Taco Ensalada -7.50
This traditional taco salad is served in a crispy flour tortilla bowl with your choice of meat filing: ground beef, chicken or picadillo. Topped with lettuce, tomatoes and cheddar cheese.
Add guacamole and sour cream -2.50
All this exciting Mexican favorites are served with refried beans and Mexican rice.
You may substitute black beans or Mexican white rice.
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All chicken dishes ae served with refried beans,and Mexican rice, corn or flour tortillas. You may substitute black beans or Mexican white rice
Tacos La Costa -$12.50
Three corn tortillas dipped in our special salsa, grilled then stufed with your of marinated grill steak , or chicken . Garnished with pico de gallo, feta cheese and guacamole.
Pollo Fundido -$10.95
Rolled flour tortilla, crispy, filled with tender seasoned chicken, smotered with cream cheese and melted American cheese. Served with sour cream and guacamole.
Torta -$8.25
A aspecially selected French roll lighty spread with refried or black beans, then smothered with your favorite fajita meat ( steak, chicken, carnitas or shrimp ), Grilled onions, Monterrey Jack cheese, lettuce and tomatoes.
Molcajete -$12.95
Delicious stew or chicken and beef strips, sauted in a mild spicy sauce with onions mushrooms and tomatoes. Topped with melted Monterey Jack cheese. Served with guacamole, pico de gallo and corn or flour tortillas.
Great for making tacos or enyoing as a " Mexican- style stew.
Borrego -$11.95
Marinate lamb shank baked slowly until tender. Served in their own marinde sauce, guacamole and pico de gallo, corn or flour tortilas.
(Two shanks -$17.95)
Tacos Mexicanos- $8.95
Two soft corn tortillas with your choice of steak, chicken or carnitas.
Garnished with cilantro and onions
Arroz con pollo - $12.25
Strips of chicken breast sauteed in a rich unique orange, tomato sauce with mushroms and onions. Seved over a bed of rice and melted Monterey Jack cheese. ( not served with beans ).
Pollo con Queso- $12.50
Char-broiled chicken breastserved over Mexican ricetopped with our queso cheese dip.
(not served with bens)
Pollo en Mole -$12.25
Strips of chicken breast sauteed with onions in our authentic Mexican mole sauce.
Pollo Chipotle -$12.25
Strips of chicken breast sauteed with onions, bell peppers, tomatoes and cilantro in our smokey chile chipotle sauce.
Pollo a la Crema -$12.25
Bonelees pieces of chicken breast sauteed with onions in a delicious creamy parmesan cheese sauce.
Pollo Ranchero -$12.25
Chicken breast strips suteed with Ranchera sauce, green peppers, onions and cilantro, Served with lettuce and pico de gallo.
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All meat dishes are servd with refried beans, and Mexican rice, corn or flour tortillas. You may substitute black beans or Mexican white rice.
Carne Asada -$13.95
Filets of tender skirt steak char-broiled and garnished with whole green onions, pico de gallo, guacamole and jalapenos.
Carne Ranchera -$12.50
Tender steak strips sauteed with green peppers, onions, cilantro, tomato sauce, garnished with lettuce and pico de gallo.
Carne Chipotle -$12.50
Steak strips sauteed with onions, bell peppers, tomatoes, cilantro in our chile chipotle sauce.
La Costa Especial -$14.50
Six ounces of marinated grilled steak or chicken and shrimp sauted with mushroms in a garlic butter sauce. Garnished with guacamole andpico de gallo.
Carne Tampiquena -$12.95
Grilled marinated steak or chicken, served with your choice of enchilada, chile relleno or tamale. Garnished with guacamole and pico de gallo.
Carnitas Michoacan -$12.95
Slowly roasted marinated pork " Michoacan Style", served over sauteed onions and bell peppers and topped with our delicious mexican sauce. Garnished with lettuce and pico de gallo.
All seafood dishes are served with refried beans, Mexican rice corn or flour tortillas. You may substitute black beans or Mexican white rice.
Seafood Molcajete -$13.95
A medley of shrimp, scallops and white fish make up this delicious stew. Sauted in a mild spicy sauce, with mushrooms, onions and tomatoes. Topped with Monterey Jack cheese.
Served with guacamole and pico de gallo.
Arroz con Camarones -$13.95
Shrimp sautéed in a unique orange tomato sauce with onions and mushrooms. Served over a bed of rice and topped with melted Monterey Jack cheese.
(not served with beans).
Camarones Cabo Blanco -$13.95
Shrimp sautéed with onionsin a creamy parmesan Mexican cheese sauce.
Camarones Mojo de Ajo -$13.95
Shrimp or sautéed with mushrooms in butter garlic and spices.
Seafood Chimichanga -$12.95
A blend of shrimp, scallops, fish, celery, carots, onions and mushrooms, sauteedand mildy seasoned nestled in a crisp, fried rolled flour tortilla and smothered with salsa Mazatlan. Served with green onions, tomatoes, guacamole and sour cream.
Camarones Chipotle -$13.95
Shrimp sauteed with onions, bell peppers, tomatoes and cilantro in our smokey chile chipotle sauce.
Las fajitas are served sizzling hot over a bed of sauteed onions and green peppers. Served with rice, beans, pico de gallo, sour cream, guacamole, cheddar cheese and corn or flour tortillas.
(Choose one ) Steak, chicken, shrimp, roasted pork or tilapia fish. -$13.50
Fajitas Combo : choose two from the line above. -$14.50
Fajitas Trio : Choose any three. -$16.50
Steak, chicken, pork,shrimp or
fish -$13.25
Folded 12 inch flour tortilla stuffed with grilled bell peppers, onions, cheddar and Monterey Jack cheese, your choice of one fajita meat. Served with rice, beans, guacamole and sour cream
Los Burritos
Fajita Burrito -$12.75
Giant 12" Flour tortilla stuffed with rice, beans, grilled onions, green peppers and your choice of pork, steak, chicken or shrimp. Covered with orange tomato sauce and garnished with pico de gallo, guacamole and sour cream.
Burrito la Costa -$10.50
Super burrito roled in a flour tortilla filled with rice, beans, ad your choice of meat filling ( ground beef, chicken or picadilo).Covered with burrito sauce and melted cheese. Garnished wit fresh letuce. tomatoes, sour cream and cotija Mexican cheese.
Seafood Burrito -$12.95
A tortilla stuffed with a medley of shrimp, scallops, fish, celery, midly seasoned and sauteed and smothered with our salsa Mazatlan. Served with rice, beans, guacamoe and sour cream.
California Burrito -$12.95
A soft flour tortilla filled with rice, beans, sour cream, guacamole, pico de gallo, grilled bell peppers and onions and your choice
of steak, chicken, carnitas, or shrimp,
Burrito Azado - $12.95
A flour tortilla filled with charbroiled skirt steak, grilled onions and mushrooms. Topped with orange tomato sauce and melted Monterey
Jack cheese, srrved with rice, beans, lettuce, guacamole and sour cream.
All combinations are served with refried beans and Mexican rice. You may substitute black beans or white rice. Choic of filling cheese, ground beef, chicken or picadillo.
Poco....(One Item) -$6.50
Enchilada, Taco, Tostada or Tamale
Poco mas.... (One item) -$7.50
Chimichanga, Chalupa, Burrito, Chile Relleno, Quesadilla
Grande.... (Two Items) -$8.50
Enchilada, Taco, Tostada, or Tamale
Mas grande... (Two Items) -$9.95
Chimichanga, Chalupa, Burrito, Chile Relleno, Enchilada, Taco, Tostada, or Tamale
Macho.... (Three items) -$10.75
Enchilada, Taco, Tostada, or Tamale
Hamburger wIth French Fries. $5.75
Cheese Burger with French Fries. $5.95
All burgers are served with lettuce, tomatoes and onions
Chicken tenders (5) & French Fries $8.25
Huevos Rancheros -$8.25
Eggs over easy, topped with cheese and mildly spicy sauce. Served with rice, beans and tortillas.
Huevos con chorizo -$8.95
Ground Mexican sausage blended with eggs. Served with tortillas, rice and beans.
Child's Plates
For children 12 years or under.
Chicken Tenders (3) and Steak Fries. -$4.95
All plates are served with rice and beans:
Choice of Taco, Enchilada, Burrito, Tostada, Mini Quesadilla, or Tamale -$4.25
Flan -$3.25
Vanilla custard covered in a sweet caramel sauce
Deep Fried Ice Cream -$4.25
Specially coated vanilla ice cream deep fried and topped with whipped cream. Choice of topping either strawberry or chocolate
Churros -$2.00
Pastry sticks covered in cinnamon sugar
Burrito de Fruta - $ 4.95
Combination of mixed fruits wrapped in a flour tortilla deep fried and served with a scoop of vainilla ice cream.
Choice of strawberry or chocolate topping and whip cream
Side Orders
Taco $2.25
Tostada $3.50
Enchilada $3.25
Burrito $5.25
Tamale $3.25
Avocado $2.50
Tortillas $0.99
Beans $2.50
Chimichanga $5.95
Chile Relleno $5.25
French Fries $2.50
Fajita meat $4.50
Rice $2.50
Rice & Beans $2.50
Pico de Gallo $1.25
Sour cream $0.95
Cheese $0.95
Lettuce $1.00
Guacamole $3.50
Toreados (2) $1.00
Choripollo - $12.95
Grilled chicken breast topped with mexican chorizo ( pork sausage ) smothered with cream cheese and melted Monterey jack cheese. Served with pico de gallo, guacamole and tortillas.
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I like this "first fruit", specially because of the light and the constrast. When you enlarge it the texture (noise) typical of the process of scanning comes out and IMHO it is a disadvantage. Did you post-processed it with photoshop or similar? I mean, have you applied some noise reduction?
No noise reduction, just a bit of tweaking in Picasa: ND Graduated Filter and a boost to the shadows.
Oh! And thanks for the kind words Draken.
Thanks Mira. It is always a pleasure when you visit and comment on my pictures.
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Formed in grief, the family band plays an aggressive, vibrant brand of bluegrass.
The genesis of the band Cherryholmes has begun to pass into bluegrass legend. In 1999, after the death of their eldest daughter, Sandy Lee and Jere Cherryholmes took their four children to a bluegrass festival, where they were inspired to start a band as a way to heal and come together as a family. The young- sters, Cia Leigh, B.J., Skip, and Molly Kate, began practicing intensely, often as much as eight hours a day. Though they had some guidance from Sandy, an amateur musician at the time, they mostly taught themselves, learning from recordings of first- and second-generation bluegrass musicians such as Jimmy Martin, J.D. Crowe, and Larry Sparks. A mere six years later, the band, with Cia on banjo, B.J. on fiddle and mandolin, Skip on guitar, Molly on fiddle, Sandy on mandolin, and Jere on bass, had so charmed and bowled over the bluegrass world that they won the International Bluegrass Music Association's highest award Entertainer of the Year.
That award may have stemmed from a certain amount of novelty - it is indeed stunning to see four siblings play with as much fire, virtuosity, and soul as the youngest members of the Cherryholmes family do. But if mere was any doubt that Cherryholmes is one of the most talented, original, and high-powered bands on the scene, that was dispelled by their most recent recordings for the Skaggs Family label, Cherryholmes II: Black and White (2007), and especially Cherryholmes III: Don't Believe, released in September 2008.
Don't Believe opens with Cia's original song "I Can Only Love You (So Much)," a mediumtempo bluesy bluegrass burner that establishes Cia as a powerful stylist, influenced by Alison Krauss and Rhonda Vincent, but with her own melodic and emotional approach. However, the blistering minor-key title track really showcases what this band is about. Starting with a newgrassy fiddle-andmandolin duet accompanied only by Skip's surging, crashing rhythm guitar, the bass and banjo enter halfway through Cia's keening first verse, establishing Cherryholmes' signature intense groove, in which the entire band attacks their instruments as if it may be the last thing they ever do. "Our personalities are all very aggressive and it just comes out in the music," Cia says. "We never consciously said, 'Oh, we're going to set out to have this really aggressive, high-powered music' It's just that's the way we are as people."
A major part of the band's appeal, Cherryholmes' driving groove is anchored by Jere's throbbing acoustic bass and supervised by Skip, who roams the stage like a hyperactive basketball coach shouting encouragement and directions through his guitar. "A major part of our rhythm being as strong as it is has to do with Skip's rhythm guitar playing," Cia says. "He's just so strong, and I try to play a rhythm on my banjo that fits the guitar." Though Skip is a fluid and exciting soloist - influenced by Bryan Sutton, Tony Rice, and Larry Sparks, as well as "anybody who has a lot of talent for guitar playing" - he takes more pleasure in his role as band groove director. "My real art and soul is in how I play rhythm," he says. "There are a lot of people who want to play ten million notes in their solos and go absolutely bananas, but I really enjoy sitting back and trying to play the best rhythm I can. I feel that when I lay things down the way I do, it really helps to make our music what it is."
Cherryholmes is also distinguished by its largely original repertoire. (The only nonoriginal song on Don't Believe is the Gram Parsons/ Chris Hillman country-rock classic "Devil in Disguise.") And while the entire family contributes to the songwriting process, Cia and B.J. are the band's primary songwriters, with Cia composing some of the most affecting songs, including the brooding, minor-key "Broken." "I started writing when I was about 17, right after I picked up the banjo," Cia says. …


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Richard Branson makes the unsubstantiated claim that fracking has contaminated drinking water.
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What if Plasma didn't aim to free Pokemon?
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Considering "Freeing" Pokemon wasn't even their real goal, there isn't much to contribute. Team Plasma was attempting World Domination using sympathy to guard them from most attacks. Demonizing the sport of Pokemon Training and using pretty speeches to make them look as if they were sincere about what they did.
In reality they were a cross between Rocket and Galactic. They stole Pokemon from Trainers and abused wild Pokemon that held significant possible promise to their goal.
Some members of Plasma were seduced by Ghetsis' silk speech about freeing Pokemon while others were there for the real scheme behind the false advertising. Ghetsis wanted to Dominate if not create an entirely new Unova using N as a Poster Child to lead the way.
They covered many plot basis. Only thing that could have been different was if they were to really go PETA on the Trainers and not focus on World Domination but segregation of Pokemon and Humans.
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For example, when I am stopped at a light, the A/C will start blowing warm air and in Arizona in hte summer, it gets to hot in that short amount of time. I get it recharged every year but this does not fix the issue. Is this a defect in the Sprecta's? Is this something that can be fixed?
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Cecilia is a 34-year-old member of the Trust Bank who attended elementary school for two years. Cecilia is requesting a loan from Friendship Bridge for the first time as she needs working capital. She will invest the funds in the purchase of yarns, dyes and other materials that she will use to create typical skirts called "cortes". A corte is the traditional Mayan women's tube skirt that can be anywhere from three to six yards in length, usually woven on a treadle loom. Along with an ornate blouse called a "huipil", the "corte" along with a belt called a "faja" are universal elements of each women's traditional outfit or "traje". Each village in Guatemala has its own specific style, color, and design of "traje". Cecelia works with her husband and they generate enough income creating "cortes" to support their family. It is especially important to them that their children are enrolled in elementary school.
The ladies of the "Santa Cecilia" Trust Bank share a common goal which is to increase their income by expanding their businesses and improve their quality of life. Besides having access to loans, they receive educational trainings during their monthly meetings with a Friendship Bridge Loan Officer. It is the combination of the loans and educational trainings that comprises the Friendship Bridge Microcredit Plus Program. During their meeting this past month, the training was about leadership and women's identity. The women learned how to identify the characteristics of a good leader and how each of them can develop their own leadership skills.
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Reuben Foster, the top-rated high school linebacker in the 2013 recruiting class, provided more reason to think before you tat.
Today on national signing day, Foster is expected to end his long and winding recruiting saga and pledge to Alabama. This decision comes after his verbal commitment to Auburn and getting the school's logo permanently inked on his right forearm.
Foster, who is also the No. 16 recruit on the ESPN 150 list, actually gave his word to Alabama two years ago then decided to de-commit last summer and switch allegiances to Auburn. Apparently the tattoo wasn't enough. Neither was playing his final high school season in the city of Auburn, Ala., to keep Foster from changing his mind.
Well, at least Foster has a home. If Drew Loftus desires to play football again, then he will soon need to find his third college in two years.
On Tuesday, Washington State announced the dismissal of Loftus from the team. Loftus, a redshirt freshman wide receiver, was arrested last Friday in Pullman. Police say that Loftus tried to steal two bottles of alcohol from a convenience store. Loftus had spent the 2011 season with Hawai'i before joining the Cougars.
The slopes hit back against Lindsey Vonn, star of the U.S. Ski Team.
Just watch the video from the Tuesday crash — as Vonn loses control in the super-G competition at the FIS Alpine Ski World Championships — and it's easy to see why she needed to be airlifted to the nearest hospital.
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Steve Fisher and his incomplete Michigan legacy
Steve Fisher is a genial, reserved, stoic man. He listens carefully to questions, then pauses in thoughtful reflection before answering. His voice rarely changes pitch or is tinged with animosity.
"I'm one of these guys," he says, "where my glass is always half full."
There is one exception. When Fisher discusses the events of 15½ years ago before he became San Diego State's basketball coach, before he led a moribund program to the NCAA Tournament in four straight seasons, he doesn't talk about leaving Michigan or moving on from Michigan or parting ways with Michigan.
"When I was fired at Michigan," he says.
Not the softer, less jarring, more ambiguous alternatives. Not, when I was dismissed. Not, when I was let go. Not, when Michigan decided to move in a different direction.
When I was fired. There is an emphasis on the word, fired, with a biting accent on the f.
Michigan is back in the Final Four this weekend for the first time in 20 years, for the first time since Fisher and the Fab Five reached the championship game in consecutive seasons in 1992 and '93, for the first time since he was – accent on the f – fired by Athletic Director Tom Goss amid a payment-to-players scandal that, an NCAA investigation later found, involved no direct culpability by Fisher.
He is in Atlanta. He'll be in the Georgia Dome on Saturday when the Wolverines play Syracuse for a spot in Monday night's championship game. He'll be rooting for the Orange, right?
Yes. Fisher is close friends with Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim.
But he'll also pull for Michigan. Fisher is good friends with Coach John Beilein as well, and Travis Conlan, a point guard on Fisher's Michigan teams in the mid-90s, is the director of operations.
"It's called life," says Fisher, 68. "Sometimes things don't go the way you think they should … Things happen. But then you do what we did. You make the best of what's next. The best thing that's happened to us has been the opportunity out here and this chapter in our lives that could not have been scripted as good as it has turned out for us.
"We're fortunate to be where we are. That's what I think about more than anything."
Read what you will into his words. Either the events of October 1997 have genuinely been soothed by the balm of time, or Fisher resolutely is driving on the high road – practicing what he preaches to his players about not harboring the injustices, real or perceived, of the past.
Is he bitter?
"I think deep down he is," Bill Frieder says, "simply because he felt he did a great job at Michigan. He thought it was wrong the way they handled the whole thing. I think it still gnaws at him."
Frieder was Fisher's predecessor at Michigan, fired on the eve of the 1989 NCAA Tournament when Athletic Director Bo Schembechler learned he had accepted the job at Arizona State for the following season and famously declared, "A Michigan man will coach Michigan." Fisher, his assistant, took over. Six games later he was NCAA champion.
Fisher would recruit the Fab Five – five freshman starters with black socks, long shorts, brash attitudes – and reach two more Final Fours before booster Ed Martin was implicated in lending four players $616,000 to launder money as part of an illegal gambling operation. Fisher, despite insisting he knew nothing of Martin's indiscretions, was fired just days before practice opened in 1997, and records from five seasons were formally "vacated" by the school as part of sweeping self-imposed sanctions.


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Hi guys, my first post here so I'll try to be brief.
Starting from around yesterday, I've been getting these weird errors when I try to logout, or post something new (I can post, but the auto save draft will give me an error)
The typical error is
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I don't think I installed anything new...well I did, adsense manager and wp-polls..but it worked fine with wp-polls, I can't disable a plugin because it will give me that error, also when I logout it will give that same error but on many lines, not just 694.
Any specific thing that I'm doing wrong?
Thanks for reading.
Edit: Oh also I activated WP-Polls widget. I noticed the error said something about widgets.php ??
Edit2: This is the error I get when posting something new, you know how it goes to save a draft automatically, it comes up with a red box saying this
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Edit3: Also the error even happens when I deactivate a plugin, it gives the error but it deactivates it. If I go to post something, it will post it but it still gives that error. Can't logout of admin anyway, kinda annoying <.<
Thinking of doing a backup of the DB and reinstalling wordpress, but what if the problem is within the DB? is it?


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Anthony Stokes vows there'll be no pause in Celtic title stampede
ANTHONY STOKES has vowed there will be no pause in Celtic's title stampede.
We demand it from ourselves to perform in each game and nothing will change our approac
Celtic's sixth successive league win opened an 18-point gap on second placed Motherwell and they take on St Johnstone tomorrow as virtual title certainties.
Yet Stokes insisted the Celtic players will take nothing for granted.
He said: "We won't be taking our foot off the pedal. It's nice to wrap it up early but even if we do, we will be expected to win every game anyway.
"We demand it from ourselves to perform in each game and nothing will change our approach."
Midfi elder Kris Commons also hit a double, one from the penalty spot, and there were goals for defender Efe Ambrose and midfi elder Joe Ledley as Celtic bounced back from Champions League defeat by Juventus.


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Center Stage is an artistically driven institution committed to engaging, educating, and expanding the horizons of diverse audiences through challenging, bold, thought-provoking classical and contemporary theater.
Values central to our mission are:
Kwame Kwei-Armah OBE isan award-winning British playwright, director, actor, and broadcaster. At Center Stage he has directed Marley, One Night in Miami..., Amadeus, dance of the holy ghosts (City Paper Top Ten Productions, 2013), The Mountaintop, An Enemy of the People, The Whipping Man, (named Best Director), and Naomi Wallace's Things of Dry Hours. In 2014, Kwame was named Best Director in City Paper's Best of Baltimore, and he was a finalist for SDC's Zelda Fichandler Award for Best Theater Director. Among his works as playwright are Elmina's Kitchen, Let There Be Love, A Bitter Herb, Statement of Regret, and Seize the Day. Beneatha's Place debuted at Center Stage in 2013 as part of The Raisin Cycle. Other directorial credits include Wallace's The Liquid Plain at Signature Theatre, Dominique Morisseau's Skeleton Crew at the Lark Play Development Center, New York's Public Theater's production of Much Ado About Nothing, the World Premiere of Detroit '67 (Best Director nom.) at New York's Public Theater, and the World Premiere of The Liquid Plain at Oregon Shakespeare Festival. He has served on the boards of The National Theatre and The Tricycle Theatre, both in London, and as Artistic Director for the World Arts Festival in Senegal. He was named the Chancellor of the University of the Arts London, and in 2012 was named an Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire.
Stephen Richard has worked in ballet, museums, and theater, with his longest tenure at Arena Stage in Washington, DC.
As Arena's Executive Director, he planned and managed the theater's capital campaign for the Mead Center for American Theater. He has taught arts management at Georgetown University and George Mason University, among others. He has also served on the boards and committees of some of the nation's most prestigious arts organizations, including the National Endowment for the Arts, American Arts Alliance, the League of Resident Theatres, and the Theatre Communications Group. He currently serves on the board of directors of the Maryland Citizens for the Arts.
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Stephanie Carter
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Amy Elias
Juliet A. Eurich
Daniel Gahagan
C. Richard Gamper, Jr.
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Adam Gross
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Kathleen W. Hyle
Ted E. Imes
Wendy Jachman
Joe Jennings
Murray M. Kappelman, MD*
John J. Keenan
E. Robert Kent, Jr.
Joseph M. Langmead*
Bjoern Leyser
Kenneth C. Lundeen*
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Marilyn Meyerhoff*
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Scott Somerville
Scot T. Spencer
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Kenneth Thompson
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History | Past Productions
Launched in 1963 by an ambitious community drama group, Center Stage soon became a leader in the regional theater movement, working to produce first-rate professional theater in communities across America. Along with theaters like The Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis, Arena Stage in Washington, and Alley Theatre in Houston, Center Stage changed the way Americans experience serious theater.
The guiding force behind Center Stage's growth and development in these early years came from the inspirational spirit of Managing Director Peter Culman. In his 33 seasons at Center Stage (1966–2000), his creative integrity and devotion to the arts fostered an environment of diversity. It is his legacy that has enabled Center Stage to maintain the high production quality that sets us apart.
In the years since its founding, Center Stage has not only survived its growing pains—including a potentially disastrous arson fire in 1974—it has become Baltimore's leading professional producing theater, welcoming nearly 100,000 people each season to our award-winning facility in Baltimore's historic Mt. Vernon Cultural District.
Center Stage produces a wide variety of events each season, presented in two intimate state-of-the-art auditoriums: the 541-seat Pearlstone Theater and the flexible-configuration 347-seat Head Theater. Center Stage continues to attract the finest actors, directors, and designers from all over the country.
With history and the national press on our side—The Wall Street Journal called the theater "one of America's leading regional companies"—Center Stage holds fast to its original goal of putting art before commerce. Accordingly, while production quality is high, prices are low. Season Membership options are affordable and flexible, and individual tickets cost as little as $19.
In addition to educational programs for students and teachers, Center Stage offers a variety of special series designed to enhance the theater-going experience. These programs are just a slice of the broad behind-the-scenes commitments to diversity, community, entrepreneurial spirit, and audience service that support our artistic mission.
The 20-year tenure of Artistic Director Irene Lewis was one of explosive growth. Creative work—whether classics, new plays, or musical theater pieces—involves collaborative teams of emerging and established artists who create theater that confronts the universal and often difficult questions we all face. Recognizing that a broadly representative audience of diverse individuals heightens the experience of theater, Lewis made diversity on stage, on the staff, and in the audience a central institutional priority.
The 2011/12 Season marked the arrival of new Artistic Director Kwame Kwei-Armah, an internationally recognized playwright, director, and arts advocate. Even in periods of economic downturn, Center Stage has maintained a record of break-even or better operation, and our future is as inspiring as our past.
Under the leadership of Kwei-Armah, Center Stage continues to offer challenging, bold work onstage, enhanced by extensive community engagement to ensure its position as Baltimore's preeminent professional theater company.
Peter was integral in building all that Center Stage is today. He is as much a part of this institution's legacy as the 230 productions presented during his 33 seasons here. We are very sad to say goodbye to such an important person in Center Stage's history and such a wonderful man.
"We all stand on the shoulders of Peter Culman. It is his genius, his generosity of spirit, and his commitment to making Center Stage a reflection of everything he believed in that elevates us above the ranks of an ordinary theater. He will be profoundly and utterly missed."
–Kwame Kwei-Armah, Artistic Director
"For everyone who knew Peter and worked with him, there will never be enough accolades to describe all of his many facets and wonderful qualities. He was many things: managing director, effective fundraiser, homiletics professor, lifetime learner, world traveler, man of faith, devoted husband and father, listener nonpareil, mentor, friend and true leader. I was blessed to know and consider Peter a friend for over 30 years. We will all miss him."
"We all stand on the shoulders of Peter Culman. It is his genius, his generosity of spirit, and his commitment to making Center Stage a reflection of everything he believed in that elevates us above the ranks of an ordinary theater. He will be profoundly and utterly missed."
–Kwame Kwei-Armah, Artistic Director
"For everyone who knew Peter and worked with him, there will never be enough accolades to describe all of his many facets and wonderful qualities. He was many things: managing director, effective fundraiser, homiletics professor, lifetime learner, world traveler, man of faith, devoted husband and father, listener nonpareil, mentor, friend and true leader. I was blessed to know and consider Peter a friend for over 30 years. We will all miss him."
–Stephen Richard, Managing Director
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Center Stage Artistic Director (1977–91)
Heeding Hamlet's advice, Peter Culman saw "the players well bestowed." He did so affably, generously and with "a sense of theatre"—the phrase he often quoted from W. H. Auden's poem Many Happy Returns.
A churchman in the truest sense, he well understood Cardinal Newman's notion that "the human race is implicated in some terrible aboriginal calamity." In heroic response, he strove for decades to gather the resources, both spiritual and temporal, that would make it possible to ask the most daring questions of ourselves safely, breathing together, in the conspiracy and communion of live theatre.
So I wish you first a
Sense of theatre; only
Those who love illusion
And know it will go far:
Otherwise we spend our
Lives in a confusion
Of what we say and do with
Who we really are.
—W. H. Auden
Irene Lewis
Center Stage Artistic Director (1991–2011)
Peter seemed to find joy in just about everything: training a prospective board member, watching each play five times, going on religious retreats, talking about his sons, having peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with a nun or priest in his office, courting lobbyists in Washington, DC, taking a spin with Marty Head in her yellow convertible, spending copious time with the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, coaxing a bear out of his cabin in Idaho, and grabbing every moment he could to spend with the artists who came to work at the theater.
How fortunate I was to have a "partner" who above all else, ferociously guarded and protected the Artistic Mission of Center Stage.
Michael Ross
Center Stage Managing Director (2002–08)
Not a day goes by that I don't think of one of many lessons I learned from Peter Culman. They're embedded in my being. How could they not be? Peter was a giant amongst us—with the biggest heart, the most expansive brain, and a soul with a huge capacity to embrace the most divine in and around us.
More than anything Peter liked to tell stories, and through these stories he shared with us his wisdom. Long before I ever attempted to follow in his enormous footsteps at Center Stage, I came to visit Peter in his office to solicit his advice about my career. As we were about to sit down for a cup of tea (always tea with Peter) he said "I'm sorry. I need to take care of something before we start talking. Follow me." I proceeded to follow him all over Center Stage—up and down staircases, through various hallways, and then finally back to his office—seemingly never really stopping to take care of whatever it was he was supposed to take care of. At that point I asked Peter if he'd forgotten what it was he was supposed to do. He said "No, that was what I was supposed to do. Each day I'm in the building I make sure to honor the people working here by acknowledging their presence and celebrating their work." Lesson learned. And always with me. For each day I'm at the Playhouse in Westport I walk around the building acknowledging and celebrating the talented people I work with, and I think of Peter.
Debbie Chinn
Center Stage Managing Director (2008–11)
When we find ourselves galloping along to develop forward-facing goals, long term strategies and objectives, and writing future chapters for our organizations, the sudden loss of an icon causes us to come to a full stop and to reflect on the chapters that have been written by our predecessors. Peter Culman was that icon, and more. He was the master architect of Center Stage, of course. But I knew him to be the person who championed for artists with vigor and love. So, too, he adored board members, audiences, volunteers, and staff and we in turn loved him back even more.
I recall visiting with Peter soon after I arrived at Center Stage. Five cups of tea into my visit, I felt that I reunited with a lifelong friend. He had me at "hello" and that impish smile. As we look back on Peter's rich legacy, I hope we are forever reminded of his amazing achievements during some of Center Stage's most challenging of times. True, the now sturdiness of Center Stage's finances is a testament to his vision as is the fact that he allowed great work to flourish in partnership with some of the most prolific artists of our times. But to me, the indelible imprint that he leaves is the one in our hearts. This extraordinary man provided spiritual nourishment in the gentlest of ways and, in so doing, softened the garish edges of the world for a brief and special moment in time. Our gift to him is to incorporate his legacy in the future chapters we write for our organizations, our family, our circle of friends, and for our communities at large.
Tom Rupp
Center Stage Technical Director (1986–2007/ 2009–Present)
Peter Culman inherited me. He was on sabbatical when I joined Center Stage and Vicky Nolan was steering the ship for that season. I met him in my second year here. He invited me into his office to get to know each other and offered me hot tea and a peanut butter and raspberry jam sandwich on pumpernickel. It was the beginning of many more cups of tea and many more conversations.
Peter taught me how to listen as well as what not to say (I have a hard time with the not-to-say part). He taught me how to mentor the staff and lead by example. He taught me to approach each challenge with a glad heart, and put the best product we can onstage. I am a better person from my time with Peter and, so blessed to have known him.
I find this passage by Duke Senior in As You Like It to describe Peter: "Finds tongues in trees, books in the running brooks, sermons in stones, and good in everything." (2.1.16-17)
Read Peter's obituary in The Baltimore Sun.
Read the American Theatre article, "What Will We Miss About Center Stage's Peter Culman? Curiosity, Grace, and a Cup of Tea."
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