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Many global issues are of such magnitude and multiple dimensions that no institution on its own can expect success. Case Western Reserve University has a long history of collaboration with international academic, agency, alumni, government and industry groups in the areas of its core strengths: energy and the environment; human health; culture, creativity and design; social justice and ethics; sustainability; entrepreneurship; and others. The Center for International Affairs will support the university as it continues to build on that background--identifying additional areas of advancement, impact and opportunity and potential for partnerships within and outside the university.
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I saw this bar on the shelf of a overlooked convenience store and knew it was something that was long and forgotten. Despite my better judgment, I picked it up anyways. Once I was home I checked the code on the back; it read 87F2Z 61 2 . Ahh, it was considered peak freshness in Jan 2006. No wonder I haven't seen this bar anywhere else!
As I opened the bar (yes, I did plan on eating it!) a strong smell of coffee came through. The smell, mixed with the caramel and chocolate, makes a very malty cappuccino effect. Impressive, for once, since candy often claiming to be coffee of cappuccino flavored tend to fall short on their promises. So far this one smells spot on.
Overall, it looks pretty good. There was a little blooming in the chocolate on the bottom side of the bar where the chocolate had cracked near the caramel cavity. There was also a little on top where the chocolate has been bumped from storage and rough handling during shipment. Still, it looked nice for something so old!
The bar itself is split into four square cavities, with all of them sitting on a nicely molded rectangular base. There's nice decorative cross hatching on the top, surrounding the Hershey's logo. The ingredients list is pretty clean, no trans fats listed, unlike Hershey's products today, but PGPR is shown on there.
I break off a piece to try….
Ugh. Not good. The chocolate is dry and the caramel is thick and sticky. Not in a good way either; but an old, tacky sort of way. The cappuccino flavor, which I'm sure was good a long time ago, now just tastes like two week old coffee: bland, odious and oddly artificial. I bet this tasted great two years ago, but now not so much.
I don't know why I feel so surprised about this. Let this be a lesson to you: don't eat candy that's expired over two years ago.
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Hamburg - Of old masters and latest/modern photos
Clueless about culture? Philistines? Hamburg's merchants were mockingly known as "Peppersacks," but often enough, they were also keen art collectors. Nowadays an arts mile connects the Hanseatic City's most important museums – and at the same time its two large bodies of water. Take a stroll from the banks of the Alster down to the Elbe and you will see not only some of the most beautiful spots in the city, but some world-famous artworks, too. Now the city plans to extend the culture trail into its new HafenCity district.
Hamburger Kunsthalle art museum
Perched atop a bare rock, casually leaning on his stick, he surveys the desolate landscape: "The Wanderer above the Sea of Fog" is arguably Caspar David Friedrich's most famous picture, and along with others of the painter's works, one of the greatest treasures of the Hamburger Kunsthalle art museum. North German art is a central focus of the museum's collection, although it also shows many famous works by artists from other parts of Germany and Europe. Its contemporary exhibition is housed in its new, white, cube-shaped annexe on the banks of the Alster (Galerie der Gegenwart – Gallery of Contemporary Art), while the exhibition in the old building and its new wing span a period from the late Middle Ages all the way into the 20th century. If you plan to visit further museums, it is worthwhile buying the Kunstmeilenpass combined ticket instead of a single ticket for the Kunsthalle.
Hamburger Kunsthalle: Glockengießerwall, Tel.: +49-(0)40/428 13 12 00. Open: Tue-Sun 10am-6pm, Thu (not before a public holiday)10am-9pm. Admission: €10 (reduced €5). www.hamburger-kunsthalle.de. Kunstmeilenpass: €29 (reduced €15), entitles the holder to a single visit in each of the altogether five museums belonging to the art mile. www.kunstmeile-hamburg.de
Museum of Art and Design
Design ist cool, chic, expensive – and an invention of the 20th century? Absolutely not! Objects were already being designed for daily use thousands of years ago, after all. The Museum of Art and Design traces the history of applied arts, from Antiquity to the present day, making fascinating excursions into the Far East and the Islamic culture. Some of its departments have even attained world fame, the Art Nouveau, ceramics, porcelain and poster collections, for instance. The museum is currently worth visiting chiefly for its changing special exhibitions, since large sections of the permanent exhibition are undergoing restoration and reorganized.
Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe: Steintorplatz, Tel.: +49-(0)40/428 13 48 80. Open: Tue-Sun 10am-6pm, Thu (not on or before a public holiday) 10am-9pm. Admission: €8 (reduced €5, under 18s free). www.mkg-hamburg.de
Deichtorhallen art and photography exhibitions
Two mighty former market halls in brick, steel and glass above whose roofs a colossal hot-air balloon regularly floats up and down. The Deichtorhallen are difficult to overlook and count among the really big European museums of contemporary art and photography, featuring works by world-famous artists as well as first-rate private collections. At the same time, this complex provides a platform for shows on current topics (for instance, the winners of the LeadAward media prize) and those of talented artists who show early promise (for example, the winners of the renowned photographic competition "gute aussichten"). Just beyond the Deichtorhallen buildings, the new Hamburg district HafenCity starts with the Prototyp car museum, the International Maritime Museum and the planned interactive museum Science Center.
Deichtorhallen: Deichtorstraße 1-2, Tel.: +49-(0)40/32 10 30. Open: Tue-Sun 11am-6pm, first Thu in the month (except public holidays) 11am-9pm. Admissions: €9 (reduced €6, under 18s free). www.deichtorhallen.de.
Heißluftballon Highflyer: Tel.: +49-(0)40/30 08 69 69 (weather hotline). Open: daily 10am-10pm (weather permitting only). Admission: €15 for a roughly 15-minute balloon trip (reduced €8-10). www.highflyer-hamburg.de
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Jeffrey Cunningham joined the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation as the Operations Management Specialist in September 2012, where he assists in managing Foundation facilities, operations, and administrative processes. Prior to joining the Foundation, Jeffrey worked with the USDA applying laboratory research to further studies combatting invasive insect species in the United States. His interests include international affairs with an emphasis on security, education in the biological sciences and financial responsibility, and philanthropy.
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Atlanta - Southern belles
Cypress swamps and cotton fields, vast plantations and white mansions, magnolia trees and stately oaks: The Old South, just a couple of hours' drive from Atlanta, has lost nothing of its romantic charm. Join us on the road from Charleston to Savannah.
Meandering past fields and farms, Long Point Road leads through Mount Pleasant, a suburb of Charleston, South Carolina. Magnolias and azaleas abound as we turn up the driveway to Boone Hall Plantation. Ahead, an avenue of mighty oaks. Spanish moss hangs from the branches and sways gently in the wind. In the distance, the pillars of the big house gleam a brilliant white. Our car advances slowly. Horses gallop on our right, and on our left, we glimpse old slave cabins back between the trees.
Boone Hall dates from 1681 and the first oaks in the avenue were planted in 1743. Cotton brought prosperity to the plantation, one of the oldest in the country. Still in operation today, it now produces mainly strawberries, tomatoes and pumpkins. At the end of the avenue we see the old cotton gin where the cottonseeds were once threshed out of the fluffy white bols, and next to it a rose garden and an old well house.
Guinea fowl run about clucking, and the sweet fragrance of blossom mingles with the musty smell of marsh and swamp. One cannot help think of Gone With the Wind and Tara. Is that Vivien Leigh walking purposefully among the roses in her crinoline skirt?
Boone Hall lies right at the heart of the Old South. The first English settlers ar- rived in 1670 and began eking out a living on a peninsula between two rivers, naming their settlement Charles Town, after King Charles II.
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Avenue of Oaks:
Famously featured in movies and on TV, the Avenue of Oaks provided the backdrop for Southern States epics, such as Gone with the Wind and North and South. The avenue, which extends for more than one kilometer long and leads right up to Boone Hall, the big house of the plantation of the same name, was planted almost 260 years ago.
Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens: 1235 Long Point Road, Mount Pleasant, Tel.: +1-843 884 4371. Open: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 1-4pm (core time, sometimes open longer). Admission: US$19.50 (reduced US$17, children under 12 US$9.50). http://boonehallplantation.com
Boone Hall Plantation:
Boone Hall is the most frequently photographed plantation in the United States. The street with its nine restored slave cabins are as impressive as they are oppressive. These cabins were the homes of better-situated slaves, such as domestics and craftsmen. Farm laborers' were even more basic. A villa dating from 1935 today occupies the site of the original mansion. Its ground floor, like the former slave dwellings, are open to visitors.
Drayton Hall and Magnolia Plantation:
Yet more plantations: Drayton Hall is practically a must-see for visitors to the Southern States. It is one of the truly magical places in the old South. Its charming main house looks just the same as it did back in 1742, when it was built. Magnolia Plantation – like Drayton Hall – borders Ashley River Road in Charleston. It has a special attraction for children, a petting zoo, and the magical cypress swamp right on the grounds is well worth a visit.
Drayton Hall: 3380 Ashley River Road, Charleston, Tel.: +1-843 769 2600. Open: Mar-Oct, daily 8:30am-6pm (last admission 5pm), Nov-Feb, daily 9:30am-5:30pm (last admission 4pm). Admission: US$18 (Children/teenagers US$6/8).www.draytonhall.org. Mangnolia Plantation: 3550 Ashley River Road, Charleston, Tel.: +1-800 367 3517. Open: Mar-Oct, daily 9am-4:30pm, Nov-Feb, times vary slightly, available on request. Admission: US$ 15 (children US$10, surcharge for some attractions). www.magnoliaplantation.com
Owens-Thomas House:
Luxury from a bygone age: Owens-Thomas House in Savannah was completed in 1819 for a wealthy cotton merchant; today it houses a museum. Exhibits include antique furniture, fabrics, jewelry and china, and most pieces date from between 1750 and 1830. The drawing room furnishings have been largely preserved in their original state. The black slave culture is represented by artifacts on display in the former servants' wing.
Owens-Thomas House: 124 Abercorn Street, Tel.: +1-912 790 8889. Open: Mon 12 noon-5pm, Tue-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 1-5pm (only guided tours available, the last one of the day begins at 4:30pm). Admission: US$20, reduced US$5-18). http://telfair.org/visit/owens-thomas-house/
Monterey Square:
Old-world charm: Savannah survived the American Civil War unscathed by surrendering without a fight to the Northern troops and its original old South beauty is preserved to this day. Monterey Square is considered the loveliest spot in the entire town with its picturesque houses, like Mercer House, and also one of only a handful of synagogues to have been built in the Gothic style anywhere in the world.
Lady & Sons:
An abundance of seafood, lots of chicken and, of course, the typical fried green tomatoes – this restaurant serves up delicious southern and soul food. It's not just the delicious food that has diners flocking here, though, owner Paula Deen is also a TV cook of nationwide fame.
Lady & Sons: 102 W Congress Street, Tel.: +1-912 233 2600. Open: Mon-Sat lunch 11am-3pm, dinner 5pm, Son, lunch buffet only, 11am-5pm. Telephone reservations are not accepted, but you can (and would be wise to) call by after 9:30am to book a table for the same day. http://ladyandsons.com
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Turkish Airlines launches a Premium Partnership with Germany's Borussia Dortmund
Turkish Airlines is proud to announce an agreement with Borussia Dortmund, champion in both the 2010 and 2011 seasons of the the German football Bundesliga, Germany's top league.
On May 2nd 2013, Turkish Airlines and Borussia Dortmund (BVB) will meet to sign a 3-year agreement. It represents a strong commitment for both sides and will involve numerous joint activities and programs. Most importantly, Turkish Airlines will be the airline of choice for all BVB international flights. Turkish Airlines serves twelve German cities with roughly 250 flights a week. Then, from its hub in Istanbul, the airline offers connections that allow the team to travel across the world.
The Premium Partnership with BVB once again underlines Turkish Airlines' commitment to align with the best. The club has won the German championship twice, is the current DFB Cup champion and is also a strong performer in the Champion's League. With eight German championship titles, three German DFB Cup titles and one Champion's League title, Dortmund ranks fifth in the all-time German Bundesliga table.
As Europe's Best Airline*, Turkish Airlines is a natural partner for Borussia Dortmund, combining excellence in sports with excellence in aviation and service. The football club stands for tradition, regional identity, hard work and successs – all principles that Turkish Airlines also values and strives to exhibit.
Hamdi Topçu, Chairman of Turkish Airlines, says: "We are excited to accompany Borussia Dortmund on its path towards success in the near future and are looking forward to a fruitful partnership."
Topçu continues: "Turkish Airlines and Borussia Dortmund share a similar success story. Dortmund has a very notable set of players, many of them young and successful. The company also invest heavily in talent building. Several of the Borussia Dortmund players are members of both the German and Turkish national teams." Hans-Joachim Watzke, Borussia Dortmund's CEO, announces: We are glad to have Turkish Airlines, a global brand as our Partner. Turkish Airlines is a strong brand with obviously high quality and a first class service. We are looking forward to cooperate with Turkish Airlines and pleased, that they chose Borussia Dortmund as a strong partner to realize their goals."
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What a town!
Hanover is reputed to be very dull, but author Alexa Hennig von Lange knows better. She sets the record straight in a personal declaration of love and reveals some of her favorite haunts
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I often find my thoughts wandering to Hanover– which is natural enough since that is where I spent my childhood and teenage years. It's where I was born - and everything I experienced up to my 18th birthday
is closely linked with Hanover; all those new, exciting, bright and promising things. But I know that some people who are not from the city have difficulty seeing things the way I do.
Yet there are so many good things about Hanover.
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Enjoyment & relaxation in Hanover
New Town Hall:
The New Town Hall, completed in 1913, towers above Maschpark. Visitors can travel to the very top of its 98-meter-high dome in an oblique elevator - and the only one of its kind in the world. In fine weather, you can see from there all the way to the peaks of the Harz Mountains.
New Town Hall: Trammplatz 2, +49-(0)511/16 80. Opening times: Mon-Fri 8am-6:30pm, Sat-Sun 10:00am-6pm (elevator operates March through November). Admission: free (elevator ride €2.50, reduced €2). www.hannover.de
Pier 51:
You get a great view of Lake Masch from Pier 51. This excellent restaurant also serves some gorgeous cakes and drinks.
Pier 51: Rudolf-von-Bennigsen Ufer 51, Tel. +49-(0)511/807 18 00. Opening times: daily 12 noon - 12 midnight. www.pier51.de
Lake Masch:
The artificial lake was created in the 1930s as a reservoir in which to catch the melt water flowing down from the Harz Mountains in springtime and thus to reduce the risk of flooding. Today, the people of Hanover swim in it or sail in boats or ice-skate on it depending on the season, and the path along its banks is often crowded with joggers, cyclists and skaters.
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Herrenhausen Gardens:
Magic moments: A stroll through Herrenhausen Gardens is like walking in another century
Herrenhausen Gardens: Herrenhäuser Straße 4, Tel. +49-(0)511/1684 45 43. Opening times: daily from 9am, closing times depending on season and garden between 4 and 8pm. Admission: €3,50 – €5 (depending on season), reduced €1,50 – €3 www.hannover.de/herrenhausen
Sprengel Museum:
Sprengel Museum is one of Germany's most important museums of modern art. Exhibits include works by Max Ernst, Pablo Picasso and Paul Klee.
Sprengel Museum: Kurt-Schwitters-Platz, Tel. +49-(0)511/1684 38 75. Opening times: Tue 10am-20pm, Mon-Sun 10am-18pm. Admissions: € 9, reduced € 6. www.sprengel-museum.de
Merz Building:
The Merz Building created by Hanover-born artist Kurt Schwitters is one of the main features of the Sprengel Museum. Collages and other graphic artworks by the artist are displayed here.
The writer
Bestselling author Alexa Hennig von Lange was born and raised in Hanover. She recently released two new novels in her series of young people's books published by cbt: "Leute, das Leben ist wild" (2010) and "Leute, das Leben schockt!" (2009). Info:
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Providing the perfect calming environment beneath our Scandinavian style vaulted wooden ceiling, now's the perfect time to take the plunge...
The Spread Eagle Spa offers individual and joint memberships to suit your needs – the perfect way to indulge in all that the Spa has to offer. Membership numbers are limited to preserve the serene atmosphere that our guests desire.
Spa members enjoy access to the entire Spa facilities including:
- Heated indoor pool
- Indoor Spa Bath
- Fully equipped fitness suite
- A diverse range of fitness classes including Aqua Aerobics and Pilates. Click here for full class listing.
- Three beautifully appointed treatment rooms
- A range of Temple Spa treatments
We also like to treat our spa members. They receive discounts on food, beverages and treatments as well as other special discounts. Please click here for a full list of our members benefits. Alternatively, you can click here for our spa rules and guidelines.
If you'd like to find out more about our Spa memberships, please fill in the form below and one of our team will be in contact. Alternatively, you can call 01730 819829 to arrange a personal guided tour of the Spa facilities.


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Pam Val is a loving spouse and mother of four children, two girls and two boys (ages 7, 10, 14 and 17), with three dogs and a hamster to boot. Pam began her career in 1984 as an intern for IBM Corporation in Jacksonville, Florida. After spending over 15 years in sales and marketing with multiple Information Technology companies Pam sought a better work-life balance.
To that end, in January 1999 Pam decided to join forces with her sister, Tori Swaim, to launch My Baby Sam; a company that would eventually sell baby bedding, room décor and baby gifts. Tori, at the time, was running a small business targeting specialty stores with her primary product being the original "Hide-a-Wipe" Baby Box. Pam saw the potential to market this product across the juvenile industry and suggested that My Baby Sam target the mass market. Speaking of targets, their first customer was in fact - Target Corporation! Together, they designed and placed 7 items in more than 950 Target stores. In time, JCPenney, Sears and BabiesRUS quickly became customers of My Baby Sam. Today My Baby Sam is a thriving business thanks to a successful partnership between two sisters.
In January of 2006 Pam decided it was time to start her own company and leverage the industry knowledge she had acquired over the previous seven years. Pam Grace Creations was launched with the idea of combining affordability, style and convenience. The Nursery-to-Go 10 Piece Baby Bedding Sets make it easy and affordable for Mom to create a designer style nursery, with over 15 designs to choose from. Each Nursery-to-Go set comes with a quilt, bumper, sheet, skirt, valance, diaper stacker, three wall hangings, and a musical mobile. There's no need to mix and match, just one low price and just one stop to get everything you need for that special nursery.
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Greg Schulz, Founder and Senior Analyst, StorageIO
Greg Schulz is founder and Senior Analyst of independent IT advisory and consultancy firm Server and StorageIO. He has worked in IT at an electrical utility and at financial services and transportation firms in roles ranging from business applications development to systems management and architecture planning. Greg has also worked for various vendors in addition to an analyst firm before forming StorageIO. He is author of several books; active with social media with his engaging approach; and a top-ranked blogger. He has an undergraduate degree in computer science and a Masters degree in software engineering.


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Angels - Dirty Money [Official Remix] ft. Lupe Fiasco
[Verse #1: Lupe Fiasco]
I see, diamond flooded demons, Lamborghini angels
Halos down with the doors flapping when they came through
Windows up, system bumping, you the one they sang to
Same two, who said they the ones you should send your thanks through
Pockets full of blessings, they can sanctify and saint you
You can hear 'em revving up in heaven now, can't you?
Sandals made of chrome, his soul made of leather
An engine full of sinning and, candy painted feathers
The sound of the motor only reverend you confess to
I see this all in the eyes of the girl I'm next to
I asked her "Where we going?" and she just told me "Pleasure"
Hands on the wheel, and her heels on the accelor-
-Rator, told her wait up, she kept going like et cetera
But like a broken record, we've come too far to just wheel it back, selector
So we gon' ride forever, forever, forever, forever, forever
[Verse #2: Lupe Fiasco]
Uh, said she was a fan of mine
Knew she was New Jersey, but said that she was Anaheim
Butterflies turn to suicides, now it's phantoms flying
Used to whisper in my ear, but now she tryna 'vander mine
That holy feeling (Holyfield) all gone, slowly feeling all wrong
None of this is satisfyin', pull it over, let me out
I'll just hitchhike back to mine
Nothing's really as it seems, yeah I shoulda known that
Thought I called a angel, devils had my phones tapped
^^^mine. what were yours?


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Goldey-Beacom College freshman Brett Moore has been named the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Men's Golf Rookie of the Week award for the week ending Mar. 24, CACC officials announced.
It is the first time Moore has been honored by the CACC in his career.
Playing in just the third tournament of his college career, Moore led the Lightning at the St. James Plantation Invitational last weekend by earning a share of 16th place. He carded a two-round total of 154, including a three-over par score of 75 in the second round. It was his lowest round of the season.
Led by Moore, the Lightning finished in 11th place in the team standings while playing in their first tournament of the Spring season.
Moore hails from West Kelowna, B.C., Canada.
The Lightning were scheduled to compete at the Wilmington University Spring Invitational at the Back Creek Golf Club on Friday, Mar. 29.
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