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Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets No
- Off road parking
- Smoke-free
- Cot available
- Pub/shop < 1 mile
- Washing machine
- Dishwasher
- Seaside
The property
This quiet cliff-top Sheringham cottage apartment is perched on the edge of the town, at the top of a narrow road, up a steep hill.
Just outside this Sheringham cottage apartment is a pathway leading directly down to the promenade and the beach.
This is a modern, two bedroom Sheringham cottage apartment, set on the first floor, with a sitting room with dining area and window offering views of the putting green and sea beyond.
There is also a bright, well-appointed fitted kitchen, and a bathroom.
The town is just a 5 minute walk, with tea-rooms, restaurants, a theatre/cinema, craft & art galleries, an indoor pool, and Wednesday and Saturday markets.
Nearby are NT Sheringham Park, Felbrigg Hall and Blickling Hall.
Visit the Georgian market town of Holt by taking the Poppy Line steam train.
Bird watchers can visit Pensthorpe or the many hides along the North Norfolk coastline.
A lovely Sheringham cottage apartment for a seaside break.
All first floor.
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Fitted kitchen. Sitting room with dining area and sea views.
- Full gas central heating
- Electric oven, gas hob, fridge, microwave, washer/dryer, dishwasher, colour TV, DVD, radio/CD
- Books/DVD/games
- Cot available
- Fuel and power inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Designated off road parking for 1 car, additional roadside parking for 1 car
- Sorry, no pets and no smoking
- Shop, pub and beach 5 mins walk.
About the location
Cromer 8 miles.
Sheringham was originally a small fishing village on the North Norfolk coast, but with the arrival of the railways in 1887 it prospered and grew into a popular holiday town. Sheringham has been awarded ten consecutive European Blue Flags for cleanliness for its beach, along with awards from Britain in Bloom, Anglia in Bloom, and Best Coastal Resort. Enjoy walking along the East or West promenades, offering sea views with blue skies and red sunsets, a beach with a silver-pebbled shoreline leading to golden sands with rock pools and streams next to ochre cliffs, local fishing boats and a RLNI lifeboat station with museum. This attractive traditional seaside town also has the 'Little Theatre', open all year round, seaside gardens with seating, a model boating lake, independent shops, tea rooms, steam railway, golfing, amusement arcades, and fish & chip shops selling locally-caught fish.
Region Information
This property offers the following short breaks:
- Winter
- Off-season
- Last minute
- Christmas


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CIOs Guarding Against March Madness
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(This article is from WSJ.com's CIO Journal, a new premium digital edition launching soon)
The employees at Baptist Healthcare System take basketball seriously.
They're based in that hotbed of Cardinal fanaticism also known as Louisville, Ky., which is why CIO Jackie Lucas tells them it's OK to watch NCAA March Madness — just not at their desks.
"We show the games on a big monitor in the conference room so people can watch them whenever the room is not in use," she told CIO Journal. She wants to avoid overloading the corporate network with capacity-hogging streaming video to each worker's desktop computer.
That's no idle worry. "Video, in general, can cripple a network," says Philipp Karcher, an analyst at market research firm Forrester Research.
Last year's March Madness games reached peak Internet traffic at 4:00 p.m. on day one of the tournament with 4,925,274 page views per minute, according to Akamai Technologies. It was the 10th highest network traffic ever, according to the company.
To avoid network failure on account of surreptitious office streaming, other CIOs also try to encourage employees to watch the games elsewhere.
About 45% of IT managers say their companies provide an alternate location so workers can watch hoops during March Madness, according to a poll by IT staffing firm Modis that was released on March 5. Overall, about 65% of IT professionals say their departments take some sort of action to block, throttle or ban streaming of non-work content.
In the South, though, it's a different story.
IT departments below the Mason Dixon line are loathe to block access to the games. About 58% of those IT executives are more likely than those in other regions to not take any action against streaming content compared to the Northeast (14%), Midwest (27%) and the West (26%). This approach is a riskier bet.
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Sardines with Puttanesca (or Not) Sauce
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1 can Sardines, bones and skins removed
2 large cloves of garlic, chopped
2 Tablespoons organic exra virgin olive oil
1 (28-ounce) can crushed tomatoes
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PLEASE NOTE: This post was previously published concerning the nomination of Sonya Sotomayor to the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) and also serves as a tribute to Fathers', especially mine who has been gone for many years but never gone from my heart.
"I would hope that a wise Latina woman with the richness of her experiences would more often than not reach a better conclusion [as a judge] than a white male who hasn't lived that life." ~ Sonia Sotomayor
Here are my comments as well as my Father's Day tribute:
Sonia Sotomayor, Barack Hussein Obama's Supreme Court nominee and now a Supreme Court Associate Justice, made the above comment in 2001 and then backtracked as if she could put those words back into her mouth.
I resent Sotomayor and the many others who use race, minority status and the poor me attitude to move forward in life without sweat equity. Life isn't fair and sometimes hard work doesn't end up as a successful endeavor or riches. Gaming the system isn't fair to anyone, it only creates an unbalanced playing field for all.
Some have attempted to treat the comments of Sotomayor as not racist, not bigoted, not harmful, not prejudice but simply a comment, a slip of the tongue, an analogy. Sotomayor's experience isn't unique to her or to white immigrant men or women only to herself.
In 1913 a white Macedonian male was born in Ohrid, Macedonia to a family of immense poverty. His infancy and very young years were in a war torn country where they had to hide out to survive and barely had food or personal possessions.
When this young boy reached the age of eight his parents managed to put him on a ship to America to join his two older brothers in Gary, Indiana, who left Ohrid a few years earlier and sent tickets to allow him passage. Imagine this young white male who could not speak English, had very little formal education crossing the Atlantic and going through immigration at Ellis Island. He must have had fear running through his veins but his intestinal fortitude helped him survive.
At age fourteen his brother's forced him to use his second oldest brothers birth certificate to get a job at United States Steel in Gary. It's hard to believe the employer's and supervisors didn't know. Gainfully employed inside this massive industrial complex the young man labored sweeping floors, cleaning out grease pits and doing whatever was demanded of him. He was eventually promoted working his way up the ladder to modest success.
This young man handed over each paycheck to his family helping one brother attend Purdue University to earn an Engineering degree and the other brother to start a dry cleaning and tailoring business.
The young man earned his high school diploma at night and learned to speak and write English at a school for immigrants. He was so proud to be American and so proud of his accomplishments.
In 1935 this young man married, helped bring two boys and one girl into the world. He continued to help his brothers and provide for his immediate family by working shift work in the mills.
When the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor in 1941 this young man immediately volunteered for the US Navy. He was told to go home, take care of his family and continue to help make steel for the ensuing war that America would engage in. He was told his contribution to any war effort was needed at home producing finished steel as much as fighting on the front or high seas.
As this young man worked, never missing a day, he compiled 36 years of service at United States Steel's Sheet and Tin Division in Gary. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and was a family legend for enacting huge family picnics each summer complete with fishing, swimming and boating.
Through hard work and tenacity this gentleman and his wife raised their family, now only two boys as the young daughter met with a tragic accident at age 4 in 1948. They had a tiny brick home, a medium sized boat, 1953 Mercury and a 1960 Ford Fairlane. Their life was modest but the sweat equity and dedication of that white male immigrant allowed for good food, decent clothing, a few vacations and a good environment to grow up in.
In 1964, just short of his 51st birthday the white male immigrant dropped dead on his modest, well manicured front lawn leaving his family devastated. This day was the first day of his 13-week vacation and fishing trip to Kentucky Lake. His three-year old grandson was visiting that afternoon and a granddaughter would be born in 3 months. Three more grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren would never know this wonderful, hard working self-made man's man.
This towering and massively built gentle giant left the world we know while his meek and wealthy older brothers lived into their nineties. Life isn't fair but the young immigrant made the most of his shortened life and made permanent positive marks on everyone that knew him.
Death sometimes brings about answers to questions people never bother to ask. The funeral of this middle aged white male immigrant brought forth hundreds of people leaving his family wondering how so many visibly grieving people knew this man. Who were they, where did they all come from? What mark or influence did this man leave on the people who lingered and cried profusely? Who sent the hundreds of flowers? Why did they stand for three hours to enter the funeral home to pay their respects? The family was perplexed and amazed at the immense outpouring of condolence. Inside the church one would think it was a holiday as the people filled the pews and balcony. It was standing room only. This was a hardworking steel worker, a simple person not a public figure well known to the masses.
It later became known that seven plaques honoring a steel rolling crew at United States Steel Sheet and Tin division were riveted in a place of honor near the production line with the white male immigrants name stamped in bold letters signifying how this leader set records in production that would never be equaled or surpassed. There was no formal presentation, no parade, nothing in the local newspapers, no fanfare.
In fact, one person familiar with the production facility said orders today aren't even as high as the production numbers on the plaques and if they did receive requests for those quantities they couldn't be met in time if at all nor would the quality come close.
From a terrified eight-year old boy who grew up surrounded by poverty and war to a foreign land of promise and the mills of a steel giant this young giant among men was a white male immigrant who never let his thick Macedonian accent stop him from the prejudice he faced or a middle class life for himself and his family.
Sonia Sotomayor, Barack Hussein Obama and others who want redistribution of wealth, affirmative action and resent the white American male, including immigrants, couldn't carry water for the white immigrant male in this story or others like him, who helped build the American industrial revolution and a way of life through sweat and hard work with no complaints and never asking for a shortcut.
This white male immigrant left a simple legacy that too few today understand or are willing to follow. His family was taught to get an education, work hard and don't ask for something but to go out and earn it. Live free and take personal advantage of the opportunities that exist in a free and law abiding nation where people take pride in individualism.
This man was unique to me only as my father (pictured at age 21) not as a white male immigrant. The United States of America is full of them, all unique in their own way.
My father, born in Macedonia, self-made in America with no entitlements and no free lunch, only free to choose. Indeed!
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10 June 2009 by Brian Zalewski
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I started genealogy research about mid-1999. My grandfather had passed away in April of that year. Since then I've done a lot of research not only for myself, but for friends and other relatives. In 2006, I married the love of my life, Darcy, and welcomed the birth of our daughter, Aerissa Jean, in 2010 and our son, Xander Lee, in 2012. I can't wait to tell them stories about all of their ancestors.
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12? Yes….I have now been at Fox News Channel for 12 years! Can you believe it? Time really flies…
OTR at 10pm, which was #1 in that time slot for 11 1/2 years until October when we moved to 7pm, did not launch until February 4, 2002…but at this date 12 years ago, I had told CNN I was leaving at the end of my contract with CNN and thus CNN had taken me off the air (benched me.)
I consider two anniversaries – when I was benched (and the future obvious) and when we launched (with all the excitement!)
I am lucky…I love my job…and I love having the relationship with the viewers and bloggers here on GretaWire. It has been a fascinating 12 years and YOU have been part of each day.
Think of what we have reported on OTR over the years! Every topic! I have traveled the world (including places like North Korea several times, Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, Sudan, South Sudan, Uruguay, UAE, Israel, India, China, Italy, France, German, UK, etc) and YOU have traveled there with me. I have covered wars, hurricanes (who could forget sleeping on a bus in New Orleans which was a million times better than what New Orleans residents were going through!), murder trials, missing people, social issues, politics, 3 Presidential elections, midterm elections etc.
So….onward, right? I have a cable news show to prepare for — see you at 7pm.
PS – And on the amusing side, some viewers still send me emails each day which say, 'go back to CNN!' I think they ought to admit, after 12 years, I am here at Fox News for the 'long haul' — having signed a long term contract last May. Of course, on the other hand, if you believe all the anonymous source reporting last summer, and by the news outlets that never called and asked me, I was leaving Fox….go figure, right? Love those anonymous sources, don't you? And I love those lazy journalists who just report what each says! Ha!)


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OSD demo code - Interim release (January, 2003) I am working a new set of kernels, but it's slow going, so here are the old kernels with some bug fixes and improvements. Location of these files: http://www.execpc.com/~geezer/osd/code The GRUB bootloader is GPL, all other files are PUBLIC DOMAIN (no copyright). You may do whatever you want with them. ================================================================ QUICK START ================================================================ 1. Make sure you have all the software tools you need. You need NASM: http://nasm.sourceforge.net You need the GNU C compiler (GCC), including binutils, GNU Make, and sed. Users of DOS and Win9x should get GCC for DOS (DJGPP): http://www.delorie.com/djgpp Find a mirror site near you and download the following packages (NNN is version number): compiler v2gnu/gccNNNNb.zip binutils v2gnu/bnuNNNNb.zip libraries v2/djdevNNN.zip Make v2gnu/makNNNNb.zip sed v2gnu/sedNNb.zip CWSDPMI v2misc/csdpmiN.zip Users of WinNT/Win2000/WinXP should get GCC for Win32 (MinGW): http://mingw.sourceforge.net Users of Linux can use the GNU tools that come with Linux. If they're not already installed, check the CD-ROMs or FTP site from where you got Linux. DOS and Windows users also need John Fine's Partial Copy (PARTCOPY): http://www.execpc.com/~geezer/johnfine/#zero 2. Create a formatted floppy disk with the GRUB bootloader installed on it. The procedure to do this is described below. 3. Got your tools? Got your GRUB floppy? Then you're ready to build and install the demo kernels. If you're using DJGPP, type make -f dj.mak install If you're using MinGW, type make -f ming.mak install If you're using Linux, type make -f linux.mak install Hopefully, everything will work properly. If it does, you'll be left with a bootable GRUB floppy with 7 demo kernels on it (OSD 3 - OSD 9). ================================================================ MAKING A BOOTABLE FLOPPY DISK WITH THE GRUB BOOTLOADER ON IT ================================================================ GRUB is a GPLed bootloader. Home page: http://www.gnu.org/software/grub Binaries: ftp://alpha.gnu.org/gnu/grub/grub-0.90-i386-pc.tar.gz Source code: ftp://alpha.gnu.org/gnu/grub/grub-0.90.tar.gz HOW-TOs: http://www.washingdishes.freeuk.com/grubtut.html http://www.execpc.com/~geezer/osd/boot/grub-how.txt 1. You will need - Two 1.44 meg floppy disks, one of them formatted with a filesystem that GRUB recognizes (e.g. FAT12 or ext2). The other floppy (the "unformatted" floppy) may contain a filesystem, but it will be destroyed. - The GRUB binaries: files "stage1" and "stage2". These are in the OSD distribution, in the directory "boot/grub". - A "menu.lst" configuration file for GRUB. Again, this is provided with OSD in the "boot/grub" directory. 2. On the formatted floppy disk, create the subdirectory "/boot/grub/", and copy the files "stage1", "stage2", and "menu.lst" into this subdirectory. 3. Concatenate the binary files "stage1" and "stage2" into a single binary file named "boot": (DOS/Windows): copy /b stage1 + stage2 boot (Linux): cat stage1 stage2 >boot 4. Write the file "boot" directly to the unformatted floppy. This is a sector-level write that does not use (and will destroy) any filesystem present on the disk: (DOS/Windows): partcopy boot 0 168000 -f0 (Linux): cat boot >/dev/fd0 PARTCOPY will display an error message because "boot" is much shorter than 0x168000 bytes, but this is OK. 5. 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Agent of Change
By Fr Edmund Campion
Roger Irving Pryke changed thousands of lives. Chaplain to Catholic students at the University for a decade before the second Vatican Council (held 1962-65), he was an early exponent of the major themes that make up the Vatican II event. Students influenced by him became a new type of Catholic known as "Vatican II Catholics".
Beginning in 1951, his work as a chaplain coincided with the Menzies Government's Commonwealth scholarships, which opened up the University to diverse students. Previous generations of Catholics had been wary of the University and its values. Enrolled in Arts, Pryke himself demonstrated a love of university life and, handsome and gregarious, he was soon a recognised campus identity. He appeared in Honi Soit, and co-authored a Hermes article with the Protestant president of the SRC. He became a regular O-Week speaker and a defender of the University against critics in the church press.
Pryke's Catholics were formed in small faculty groups, where Bible discussions expanded into problems of university life. They did not seek to colonise the University; their aim was to serve it by making it a better university. Weekend camps and interstate conferences consolidated the work begun in the groups. In his personal counselling the chaplain introduced them to the new thinking then energising the Catholic world.
Here were themes later canonised in the teaching of Vatican II. It was all here at the University of Sydney before the bishops met at Vatican II. So historians of the Vatican II experience in Australia can fruitfully start their research with Roger Pryke.
One of the startling innovations of the Council was in the area of parish worship, most noticeably in its decision to celebrate Mass in the vernacular, rather than in Latin. Pryke led a group of young priests who prepared the local ground for this innovation with gramophone records, leaflets, cards, booklets and other worship aids. Their most successful venture was the "Living Parish" hymnbook that sold a million copies in a dozen years, going into schools and churches across Australia. Simple, cheap and durable, this hymnbook changed previously silent worshippers into singing congregations. Its outstanding feature was the Australian hymnody of James McAuley and Richard Connelly, both Sydney graduates.
The most important pastoral work Roger Pryke did was to organise theology seminars for nuns at Sancta Sophia College. Through their schools and colleges nuns had been the primary makers of popular Catholicism in Australia. But as the church geared up for Vatican II, many felt they were being left behind, so they asked Pryke if he would help them. Yes, he would; and he gathered the best brains in the Sydney church to teach them. For most of the nuns it was a life-changing experience, not only because of the new thinking they encountered but also because of the friendships they made with women from different religious orders. When they returned to their convents and schools, they became agents of change.
Not every church authority approved of what Roger Pryke was doing; and in 1966 he was transferred to the quiet coastal parish of Harbord. By then, he had become a leader in the church anti-war group, Catholics for Peace, and he was prominent in demonstrations against the Springbok rugby tour. He started a magazine, Nonviolent Power, to explore ways of developing peaceful personalities and a peaceful world. His rebuke of a Sydney bishop's rude abuse of a visiting nun-scholar led to a public protest meeting; he sponsored a visit to Australia by Dorothy Day, a renowned American lay activist. His friends, however, could see that he was becoming unhappy and they were not surprised when he resigned from the priesthood, in 1972. He joined the NSW corrective services department and then married a woman he had met in earlier days at the University; he died in 2009.
Now Francis Ravel Harvey has published a biography of Roger Pryke. It is a big, handsome, widely researched book that captures for future generations the complexities of a creative priest's life. It also records some of the history of the University and so deserves a place on our shelves alongside books such as Alan Barcan's Radical Students and WF Connell and his colleagues' history of the University, Volume Two (1940-1990).
Traveller to Freedom by Francis Ravel Harvey (Freshwater Press, $49.95)


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Saturday At The Worlds
Saturday, 05.15.2010 / 5:30 PM ET / World Championship
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For the United States, they finally found their offense and picked up their first win of the tournament in a 10-0 whitewashing of Kazakhstan. Russia earned a hard fought 3-2 victory over Germany as Alex Ovechkin and Ilya Kovalchuk picked up goals in the affair. And in the late game in Mannheim, Switzerland showed they are a force to be reckoned with as they upended Tomas Vokoun and the Czech Republic 3-2. The win keeps the Swiss perfect in tournament play.
UNITED STATES 10 - Kazakhstan 0
Team USA scored four times in the first period to match its entire goal-production to date and the Americans went on to rout Kazakhstan 10-0 in a Relegation Round game at the 2010 IIHF World Championship on Saturday.
The USA is trying to avoid an ignominious fall from the IIHF's top pool to its second tier and the win – the first in four games for Team USA at the 2010 Worlds – will help accomplish that.
Team USA plays France on Sunday, while Kazakhstan takes on Italy the same day.
For a team that could not score in its three Preliminary Round games, the goals came quick and often for the United States in its first-ever World Championship game against Kazakhstan. Matt Gilroy led the way with a three-goal performance.
Panthers netminder Scott Clemmensen stopped all 23 shots he saw in the first two periods before being replaced by Ben Bishop in the game.
- Alan Adams
RUSSIA 3 - Germany 2
Germany rocked Russia like a hurricane, making the red machine work for the full 60 minutes, but in the end, Russia had something the Germans didn't: Ilya Kovalchuk and Alexander Ovechkin.
Kovalchuk got the first, and Ovechkin the last goal. Semyon Varlamov made 32 saves for Russia. Germany's Christian Ehrhoff scored in his first game in the tournament and goaltender Dimitri Kotschnew turned away 33 Russian shots as Russia won 3-2 Saturday.
"It was a tight game, and we expected that kind of a game. Germany played good hockey," Viktor Kozlov said.
Russia has a powerful offence in Alexander Ovechkin, Ilya Kovalchuk, Pavel Datsyuk, Sergei Fedorov, Alexander Semin, Maxim Afinogenov. Germany doesn't have them, but they do have the backing of the home crowd.
Except that in the game against Russia, the guests were almost as loud.
- Risto Pakarinen
SWITZERLAND 3 - Czech Republic 2
Andreas Ambühl scored two goals and Martin Plüss added another to lead Switzerland to an impressive 3-2 win against the Czech Republic at SAP Arena tonight. Winning goalie Martin Gerber stopped 30 of 32 shots.
"We were very excited, very ready for this match," said Swiss defenceman Félicien Du Bois. The win gives Switzerland first place outright in Group F with a perfect record of 3-0-0 for nine points, three clear of Canada and Sweden. It also disproved any suggestion that the team's last game, a 4-1 win over Canada, was a mere fluke.
Panthers netminder Tomas Vokoun lost his first game of the tournament (three games) while stopping 21 Swiss shots.
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Frances Malone Henderson passed away on Saturday, Oct. 6, 2012, at Camden Clark Medical Center in Parkersburg, W.Va.
Frances was born May 25, 1923 in Cincinnati, Ohio, and was the daughter of Dr. James Ambrose and Fleda Doris Doolittle Malone. She obtained her college degree in Music Education, and went on to teach locally at both Olive Orange School in Tuppers Plains, Ohio and Coolville School in Coolville, Ohio. She completed her teaching career at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio, where she inspired young people to love and appreciate music, and then pass that along to the future youth they would go on to teach. In addition to her teaching career, she also enjoyed a career in insurance sales. On Thanksgiving Day in 1959, she married the love of her life, Ralph C. (Abe) Henderson of Alfred, Ohio, and they spent the next 50 years together on the farm they both loved in Coolville, Ohio. Frances was a member and tireless worker of the Coolville United Methodist Church in Coolville, Ohio. She was very proud of her church and her community and spearheaded many projects to raise money for the church, fire department, Lions Club and many other worthy causes. She was very generous to those in need and to those working to make a better community.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her beloved husband; and sister, Marjorie Jean Malone; as well as her aunts and uncles.
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Vt. US Rep. proposes to reform ethanol lawMay 11,2013COLCHESTER Vermonts lone member of the U.S. House of Representatives is going to be working with a bipartisan group of his colleagues to reform a federal law that requires corn-based ethanol in motor vehicle fuels.
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Definition of marjoram in English:
noun(also sweet marjoram)
1An aromatic southern European plant of the mint family, the leaves of which are used as a culinary herb.
- Origanum majorana, family Labiatae.
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- The most distinct relatives of mint are basil, marjoram, oregano, rosemary, savory, and thyme, all of which are members of the Labiatae family.
1.1 (also wild marjoram) another term for oregano.
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- O. vulgare, wild marjoram or common oregano, has a wide distribution in N. Europe and also flourishes in parts of the USA.
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County Connection buses at the Concord facility recently went to the dogs -- for a good cause. Each year the transportation agency participates in puppy training, and this year, volunteers from the San Ramon Valley Guide Dogs for the Blind brought their young canines to learn how to use public transportation. The group raises puppies for placement through Guides Dogs for the Blind in San Rafael. "The puppies need to learn how to use the buses if they are to graduate and become guide dogs," said Louise Pay, club leader. "Before trainers take their puppies out into the community using public transportation, they need to make sure the animal is not frightened by the noise and movement and can remain under the trainers' control." During training at the bus yard, puppies walk around the bus while it's running and become familiar with the sights and noises. They hear the air brakes, the doors opening and closing, and the ramp unfolding or sliding out from the undercarriage. The majority of training is spent practicing the use of the mechanical wheelchair lift when -- if there are nerves -- this is typically where they show up. "We're thankful that County Connection helps us each year."


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Santa Claus is coming to town this Saturday.
And, hopefully, so will lots of shoppers.
Eagle's annual Christmas on Broadway event turns Dec. 3 with a full slate of activities for the whole family.
The fun will begin at 4 p.m. when Eagle will be transformed into a holiday village with holiday vendors, food booths, cookie and ornament decorating tables and more. The Dickens Carolers will be strolling and singing, and Ed Oyler will be offering horse-drawn wagon rides. Santa will be on hand for the kids and bonfires will be lit along Broadway to keep everyone warm.
Here is a sampling of some of the Christmas on Broadway plans:
• Photos with Santa from 4 to 6 p.m.
• At 4:30 p.m. the United Methodist Church Children's Theater will perform at the Health on Broadway building.
• The Castle Lodge 122 Masons and their partners at the Eagle Fire Department will be hosting an open house at the Mason's Hall and area residents are urged to drop by with a donation for the groups' annual toy drive.
• Eagle Valley Dental is sponsoring a shoe drive during Christmas on Broadway to collect shoes of all sizes (gently used or new) to be distributed to Ghana, Africa in February and Cochabamba, Bolivia in April. This is all for ABLE Missions - Assisting Better Living Everywhere - which is a charity nonprofit organization. Shoes can be donated at Eagle Valley Dental, 404 Broadway Suite B, from 4 to 6 p.m.-
• The official Eagle Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony is planned at 6 p.m.
• Following the tree lighting, the Christmas on Broadway parade will march down Broadway at 6 p.m. The parade grand marshal is former Eagle County Commissioner Johnnette Phillips.


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T-RCED-95-140: Published: Mar 16, 1995. Publicly Released: Mar 16, 1995.
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GAO discussed federal disaster assistance, focusing on: (1) ways to enhance the effectiveness of federal disaster programs; (2) proposals to modify disaster assistance policy to lower future federal costs; and (3) the accuracy of financial information in the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) Disaster Relief Fund. GAO noted that: (1) greater flexibility by FEMA in providing grant funding would increase the effectiveness of state and local governments' response to disasters; (2) recovery assistance could be improved if Congress allowed military reserve components to be activated to provide disaster assistance; (3) the extent to which these proposals would lower federal disaster assistance costs is unknown; (4) specific proposals were made to establish more stringent criteria for providing disaster assistance, emphasize hazard mitigation through incentives, and rely more on insurance; and (5) problems with FEMA current accounting systems hamper its ability to audit the Disaster Relief Fund.
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We doubt we have to define it, but a Matryoshka doll is that toy of Russian heritage where one doll opens up to reveal another inside... and another... and another. It's a simple idea, and also clever when applied to this new print ad for the R8 by one of Audi's ad agencies DDB Barcelona.
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Speculation in a Foreign Currency
Nick Andros of Streamline Company suggested that the company speculate in foreign currency as a partial hedge against its operations in the cattle market, which fluctuates like a commodity market. On October 1, 20X1, Streamline bought a 180-day forward contract to purchase 50,000,000 yen (¥) at a forward rate of ¥1 = $0.0075 when the spot rate was $0.0070. Other exchange rates were as follows:
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a.Prepare alljournal entries related to Streamline Company's foreign currency speculation from October 1, 20X1, through March 31, 20X2, assuming the fiscal year ends on December 31, 20X1.
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The first time it happened, a well-dressed woman with ebony tresses and ample perfume pulled me aside during Kiddush and said, "Excuse me, are you married?"
She grabbed my right hand and glared at my naked finger.
"No, I'm not married," I replied.
"Are you Jewish?"
"Am I Jewish?" I thought, incredulous. I'm in temple, on Shabbat. This is not a pashmina draped over my shoulders. It's a tallit.
"How old are you?"
"I'm 24."
"Very good," she said, all smiley and nodding.
She meant "very good" not because she felt Jewish-feminist pride that a single young woman is attending Shabbat services, but because my answer affirmed that I have six more childbearing years before I turn 30.
"I have a son! He is handsome, a lawyer. Can he call you?"
I know how to handle men, but their mothers? An entirely different challenge. Until I moved to Los Angeles, I had never been "hit on" by women. Now women twice, thrice, even four times my age (I call them mothers-on-the-prowl) approach me nearly every Shabbat. Sometimes, they attack in the middle of the Amidah.
The interrogation usually happens in this order: marital status, ethnic/religious status, age. This maternal screening/courting ritual is difficult to deter. If I'm feeling naughty, I slip a ring on my index finger then stay silent after question No. 1.
At first, I was naïve. I dished out my Jewish Journal business cards like I had a thousand gathering dust on my desk. I didn't really think they'd call.
I've since learned that Jewish mothers out to wed their sons have the chutzpah to persist until the messiah arrives. Oh did they call -- reminding me that we met on Shabbat and that their handsome, corporate finance, lawyer/surgeon/mogul/magnate sons were going to ring.
Flattery turned to frustration. Could I stomach all these dates with men who were complete strangers? Did I want to date a man whose mother was doing his dirty work?
I dealt with the phone and e-mail dating inquiries with "busy"excuses or ignored them altogether. It's easy to delete a voicemail from a guy you've never met, but negotiating the fragile terrain of The Mother Set-Up is fraught with sensitive social etiquette I'm not well versed in.
How do you explain -- in person �"to an overbearing Jewish mother that you have zero interest in being set up with her sensational offspring?
You don't. So it continued, every Shabbat when three or four or five mothers, grandmothers and even sisters would repeat the weekly ordeal:
"I have a son. He's in real estate. A good business. Very handsome!"
"I have a brother. He's 40, a plastic surgeon, very handsome!"
"I have two sons. Both doctors, very handsome. Have your pick!"
I stopped bringing the cards to temple because I thought I might be fired if my editors ever listened to my voicemail.
Then things changed. It started happening during services -- a tap from behind, "Excuse me, are you married?"
"No, but do you think this could wait until after the rabbi's sermon?"
So The Mothers would whip out their pens.
"Here, please. Write your phone number. My son will call you."
I attend a Conservative synagogue and haven't picked up a pen since one of the cantors reprimanded me for taking notes during a Shabbat lecture.
I started telling The Mothers that I do not give out my number on Shabbat. They laugh; then they ask again.
One providential morning, an attractive mother in hot pink satin gave me the third degree and went to fetch her son. I snuck into the sanctuary, hoping to disappear in the rabbi's lecture, but the next thing I knew The Mother and The Son were sitting right behind me, patiently waiting half an hour for an opportunity to arrange the shidduch. Ugh!
After some chit-chat, The Mother suggested her son and I exchange phone numbers. To give us privacy she stepped a few feet away.
I wondered if she'd want an adjoining room on the honeymoon.
I walked away deflated. He wasn't even cute. But something more bothered me: Mothers elicit the desire to please, which makes my refusal -- and me �"disappointing; as if they pose a challenge I can't meet. And maybe it hurts a little that their community embrace begins and ends with marriage machinations. Or perhaps, the sheer persistency is convincing me I might be wrong to doubt them.
I remind myself that I possess my own romantic dreams which do not include being followed three floors down into the parking garage in pursuit of a phone number. I'm not Britney Spears or a flank steak.
I guess I'm deceiving them by projecting the image of a woman who's ready for that kind of arrangement. With my remaining childbearing years, I plan to hold out for the moment when I see him across the room, and our eyes meet like two souls dancing.
But I gotta hand it to 'em -- those masterful mothers. If only their sons knew what they wanted in a woman as much as The Mothers know exactly what woman they want for their sons.
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Stu Grimson visits the Picture Me: The Effects of Bullying Project
On Thursday night, Stu Grimson spoke to teens and young adults at the Nashville Public Library for the Picture Me: The Effects of Bullying Project. The project is an on-going project put on by the library to inform kids and parents that bullying remains an ongoing problem in the lives of our youth and often teens do not have an outlet through which to express themselves about this important and timely issue.
Grimson used his experience in his early life, his NHL playing days and his time as an attorney to talk to the audience about being positive in life and protecting your friends and peers from bullying.
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Through the four-week project, teens have an opportunity to capture their thoughts and feelings about bullying and to communicate them through photography and words. The project concludes with an exhibit of the teens' works at the library. Participants receive weekly incentives to attend the classes and those participants who attend all four weeks are entered into a drawing for a grand prize.
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Georgia Sues Russia
All week we've been looking for a legal angle on the war between Russia and Georgia. But aside from a short list of law firms in Tbilisi, including DLA Piper and BGI Legal, we couldn't come up with much.
Now, at least, there's a lawsuit. The Georgian security council filed a suit against Russia in the International Court of Justice for alleged ethnic cleansing. According to the AP, Georgia is asking the court to order Russia to cease all military action and withdraw its forces from South Ossetia and Abkhazia, to enable hundreds of thousands of displaced ethnic Georgians to return home, and to pay Georgia unspecified compensation. Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili has accused Russian military forces of cleansing the breakaway province Abkhazia of ethnic Georgians. Here's a story from the AP, and here's a press release about the suit from the ICJ.
Russia's President Dmitry Medvedev, meanwhile, reiterated accusations that Georgia committed "genocide" by launching an offensive last week to try to retake control of the breakaway province of South Ossetia.
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May 31, 2011 - Honda Motor Europe participated in the 2011 eSafety Challenge event in Vienna, Austria. Honda demonstrated a range of advanced car and motorcycle safety technologies to an audience of over 300 participants, including journalists and senior officials from European safety authorities.
Honda's participation comes after the company became a full member of the organizing association eSafety Aware, demonstrating Honda's commitment to raising awareness and understanding of vehicle safety systems and technologies.
The eSafety Challenge is an annual event that promotes and highlights the life-saving potential of advanced vehicle safety technologies. During the event, participants had the opportunity to test for themselves the benefits of Honda's Euro NCAP Advanced Award winning Collision Mitigation Braking System (CMBS), as well as technologies such as Lane Keeping Assist System (LKAS) and Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA).
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Upstate Physical Therapy students are preparing for the 2013 edition of the Move 5K Oct. 27 at Green Lakes State Park near Fayetteville.
The event is for runners, walkers and wheelchair participants, and benefits Upstate educational programs and Move Along Inc., which promotes the athletic pursuits of people with physical disabilities.
"We encourage the entire Upstate community to come out and run or volunteer," said Megan James, a third-year DPT student who is co-director with second-year DPT student Jessica Loretz. "Move 5K benefits Physical Therapy education at Upstate as well as the Move Along organization. And Green Lakes is a beautiful place to run, especially in the fall."
Registration fees are $15 for Upstate students, $20 for others. The fees increase by $5 on the day of the event. Entrants have their choice of a winter hat or headband.
Register online, or make a donation, by clicking here.
This year's event is held four days before Halloween, so costumes are encouraged. A fun run for kids starts at 9:30 a.m., followed by the 5K at 10 a.m. Runners and walkers in the 5K use the trails around Green Lake and Round Lake, while wheelchair competitors use a paved route in the park.
For more information and updates, check out the 3rd annual Move5K on Facebook or Upstate's Events page. Organizers can be reached by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Last year's Move 5K drew more than 220 participants on a gorgeous fall day at Green Lakes. Dozens of Upstate students, faculty, alumni and friends were among the runners, walkers and wheelchair entrants.
The Doctor of Physical Therapy program was especially well-represented, with more than 75 students and faculty participating.
Two members of the DPT Class of 2015 were the top overall male and female finishers — Lee Berube, 22, in 15:34, and Alyson Dalton, 22, in 19:06 (6th place overall). The wheelchair division was won by Cody Arnold, 17, of Syracuse, in 27:05.
Second place overall was Upstate medical student (and now medical resident) Anthony Rossettie (17:59); the second-place female finisher was Upstate medical student Sarah Evans, who finished 8th overall (19:48).
The Physical Therapy Club strives to increase the awareness of physical therapy and its use to individuals with musculoskeletal related pain/injury. Proceeds from Move 5K go toward programming and sending students to educational conferences on physical therapy and rehabilitation medicine.
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Manteca Unified Vocational Academy Culinary students is prepared to teach new and interesting ways to prepare all those crazy vegetables that you don't know what to do with during the Farm 2 School Fundraiser at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the Harvest Hall, Stanislaus County Agricultural Center, 3800 Cornucopia Way in Modesto.
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Tonight, Women in Film held its sixth annual pre-Oscars event honoring females in the movie industry at LA restaurant Fig & Olive. Last year's best supporting actress winner, Octavia Spencer, played cohost for the event, and two of her costars from The Help were also in attendance. Viola Davis walked the red carpet with her husband, while Jessica Chastain made a late arrival to the soiree after fighting LA traffic. The event, sponsored by MAC, Max Mara and Perrier-Jouet, honors women who are recognized for their work both in front of - and behind - the camera.
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