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The year Dolly Parton was my mom
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Dir.: Tara Johns | In all 96 min
Canada, 1976. 11-year-old Elizabeth can't wait to reach puberty. But an even bigger revelation awaits her, when she accidentally discovers that her entire life has been a lie. It turns out that Elizabeth is adopted and that her parents have kept it a secret. Anger, disappointment and confusion are replaced by determination, after she convinces herself, that she's probably the daughter of Dolly Parton. One night she sneaks out of the house and heads towards the U.S on her bicycle, where she knows Dolly Parton will be giving a concert soon. 'The Year Dolly Parton Was My Mom' is a sensitive and amusing story about finding oneself, forgiving and realizing that love transcends biology.


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Definition of famille in English:
noun[mass noun]
Chinese enamelled porcelain of particular periods in the 17th and 18th centuries with a specified predominant colour: famille jaune ʒəʊn (yellow), famille noire nwɑː (black), famille rose rəʊz (red), or famille verte vɛːt (green): the coloured wares include versions of Chinese famille rose [as modifier]: a fine famille verte saucer dish
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- This is also reflected in the porcelain market, where bright enamelled porcelains, famille rose and famille verte, fetch extraordinary prices.
- Pieces that exhibit small, careful brushstrokes are in general considered typical of Peking, while those that display a palette and brush technique strongly akin to famille rose porcelain of the period are considered to be Cantonese.
- These works are particularly beautiful, and are decorated with gilding as well as famille verte and fencai enamel glazes.
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JackHawk 9000 Bottle Opener Sunglasses
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Bottle opener sunglasses; why didn't we think of that first?
Three San Diego guys, plus a buddy from NorCal, are in the process of creating bad ass multi-purpose sun accessories powered to shade your eyes while opening your beers. You've heard of bottle opener belt buckles, and even the questionably unsanitary sandals with bottle openers underneath. And now it's time to meet the JackHawk 9000's -- a new breed of booze-fueled titanium glasses for the minimalist man.
The men with the bold idea are Patrick Eckstein (29), Matt DeCelles (24), Zach Luczynski (23) and Steven Dempsey (24). Luczynski and DeCelles graduated from SDSU in 2010 with an emphasis in entrepreneurship and remain active in the alumni group with like-minded entrepreneurs. The guys recall that the idea was born on a late night phone call back in fall 2011. The idea flourished in the academic group setting, as Eckstein was brought in to formulate the product's brand identity and marketing plan. Eckstein, who graduated from CSUSM in '08, is well known in the local nightlife industry for his range of roles from event planning to bartending. And Dempsey, a '11 Cal Poly graduate, is the connection to the NorCal consumer audience.
How they work: The JackHawk 9000's marry fashion with function in design and utility. In other words, you'll want to wear them, and they'll actually work. The arms are made from aerospace grade, light weight titanium, and sealed with a powder coat to warn off damages. And the secret weapon hinges are vacuum welded to the arms for strength in action. With sound product engineering and durable titanium strength, the JH 9000's not only open bottles, they open a whole lot of bottles. The guys are proud to share that the prototype pair has opened 350 beers, and counting.
In this early phase of design, the glasses are black, trendy and Ray Ban-inspired. Polarized lenses will protect your eyes, filtering out UV light, and are coated with Iridium to reduce glare. While a few big brands have played with the idea – including Reef – no bottle opener sunglasses of this kind exist on the market today. Currently, the guys have three patent pending technologies.
How you can help: Now, the guys need you to show some love. The JH 9000 idea was accepted by Kickstarter in December, which is a large funding platform for creative projects. The official Kickstarter fundraising campaign launches on Thursday, May 24 and runs through Thursday, July 5. If they reach their goal of $15,000 in those 42 days, then the JH 9000's become a reality, and the serious product development and manufacturing begins. If the goal is not met, all funds will be returned per Kickstarter's policy.
Through the Kickstarter online portal, people are able to make pledges and receive prizes in return. Starting at just a $5 pledge, the JH 9000 spokesman Skip Chapington will thank you in a personal video. With a $25 pledge, you will receive a JH 9000 branded key chain, and for $90 you will receive a pair of JH 9000's, once they are available. For the big ballers, a $2,000 pledge gets you five pairs and a VIP party in San Diego; and $10,000 gets you a wild weekend in Las Vegas with the team, glasses included.
Check out the new JH 9000 video, starring Skip Chapington:
For more information and to make your pledge starting May 24, visit kickstarter.com
Pictured: Left to Right - Zach Luczynski, Patrick Eckstein, Steven Dempsey -- by Devin White
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Rescue story inspires doctor to make donation
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. - A local doctor has donated nine pet oxygen kits to the Johnson City Fire Department.
Dr. Rebecca Copeland tells us a recent story about a dog being rescued from a fire compelled her to make the donation.
Every engine in the city will now be fully equipment to rescue pets. Each masks costs about $30.
Until now, the department used makeshift masks when trying provide oxygen for pets.
Firefighters will be trained to use the oxygen kits after the beginning of the year.


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Spacious Lodging for Your Holiday
Whether you've come to ski, snowboard, hike, mountain bike, leaf peep, play golf, or just to enjoy the Vermont lifestyle, the Village Green at Stowe offers year-round activities to please both avid outdoor enthusiast and vacationing families.
This charming townhouse is convenient and accommodates 6 persons; spacious and two floors. Well-furnished and equipped with two bathrooms, a full kitchen, gas fireplace, color cable TV and an entryway with ski storage.
It is in one of the nicest buildings in this Stowe mountain resort with a view of the golf course and the mountains. The golf course is open from mid-May to mid-October.
Resort facilities include indoor and outdoor pool, sauna, hot tub, game room, common coin-operated laundry facilities (washer, dryer) and tennis courts. Free High Speed Internet Access in the public area.
Cross-country skiing is nearby. It is a 10 minute drive to the Stowe Ski area, or you can take the free shuttle right from Village Green Condominium Resort. The village is conveniently located near shops and restaurants. Main Street is only a three minute car ride away, or if you prefer you can walk the scenic paved path down to town.
Perfect Family Vacation at Affordable Price
Unit 14J in the Village Green is privately owned. We take great pride in offering vacation rentals for your consideration. The front desk personnel are available to assist you with all your needs. We want to think of this Vermont apartment as something more than just a comfortable lodging. Please contact us to get more information on the endless activities and attractions that Stowe and New England have to offer or make a booking.


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A 13-year-old pregnant teen in Florida is free to have an abortion after the state intervened to prevent her from doing so, reports The Tampa Tribune on Tuesday.
The girl, referred to as L.G., was in foster care when she became pregnant. When she sought an abortion, the state objected. The Florida Department of Children and Families relied on a state law that forbids the agency to consent to "sterilization, abortion or termination of life support" on behalf of its clients.
Judge Ronald Alvarez of Palm Beach County Circuit Court deemed the girl mentally competent to make her decision and had the right to have an abortion under the state's Constitution in spite of the state's objection.
More Things to Cheer this Week:
-- Australian scientists developed a vaccine for cervical cancer, which kills 274,000 women world-wide every year, reports The Courier-Mail on Friday. Human papillomavirus is the main cause for cervical cancer and 70 percent of sexually active women carry the virus. Pharmaceutical giant Merck will market the vaccine, which should be available next year.
-- Scottish legislators have approved a bill that is expected to prevent female asylum seekers from being returned to their home nation if they would face female genital mutilation, reports The Herald on Wednesday. Female genital mutilation is already illegal in Scotland, but the new bill expands protection against the procedure to non-United Kingdom nationals, including asylum seekers, students and women granted humanitarian protection.
-- New research at Harvard Medical School shows that almost one-third of women who smoke and exhibit signs of problem drinking were abused by an intimate partner within the past 12 months and about half are abused at some point in their life, reports Cambridge Health Alliance in a press release this week. "Our study hopes to raise physician awareness of how common domestic violence is . . . many clinicians do not regularly ask their patients about it," said Dr. Megan Gerber, a practicing physician at Cambridge Health alliance and Instructor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School.
-- The National Academy of Sciences elected 19 women, the highest number to date, among its 72 new members to advise the government on science and technology issues, reports The New York Times on Wednesday. Women rarely made up more than 10 percent of new members, then rose to 24 percent (17 of 72) in 2003 and 2004. "There are more women who are scientists now than was the case in the past," said Dr. John I. Brauman, a chemistry professor at Stanford University who oversees the academy's election process. Scientists typically are in their 50s when they are elected and the influx of women into science over the past decades is only now being felt, he said.
-- Iraq's parliament approved six women among 32 cabinet ministers, making the portion of female top decision-ranking bureaucrats 16 percent, reports The Christian Science Monitor on Tuesday. The country's parliament boasts 89 women, occupying one-third of the seats.
-- Episiotomy, a small cut to the vaginal canal to facilitate birth and prevent random tearing, is not such a good idea after all, reports a landmark study in the Journal of the American Medical Association on Wednesday. A fresh look at data from 26 research studies show that episiotomies had no effect on incontinence, pelvic floor strength or sexual function, as has been believed, and in fact make women's post-birth experience more painful and uncomfortable for a longer period of time.
-- The House of Representatives on Wednesday voted by an overwhelming margin in favor of legislation to reauthorize $1.3 billion in federal funding for vocational education programs, which many women rely on to get the skills they need to get out of low-wage jobs. The vote came as a rebuke to the administration, which had proposed in its fiscal 2006 budget resolution to cut funding for the programs. The Senate passed its own version of the bill in March; it now awaits action in conference committee.
The only two "expert witnesses" advising Health Canada, the country's federal health department, on whether to allow silicone, gel-filled breast implants back on the market are paid consultants to implant makers Inamed and Mentor Corp., reports the Montreal Gazette on Thursday.
Currently implants are not available on the Canadian market and doctors must apply to the department to use implants on a case-by-case basis.
Michael Brook, chemistry professor at McMaster University, Hamilton, Ont., and Harold Brandon, mechanical engineering professor at Washington University in St. Louis, met with the companies in secret in March, and three weeks later gave testimony to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration as paid consultants to Inamed.
The FDA rejected Inamed's implants but approved Mentor's with restrictions.
More Things to Jeer this Week
-- Emergency room staff at 42 percent of non-Catholic hospitals and 55 percent of Catholic hospitals fail to provide emergency contraception to patients, including rape and incest victims, according to a national study that will appear in Annals of Emergency Medicine and announced in a press release on Wednesday. "The findings from this study illustrate the barriers that women face when trying to access emergency contraception from hospital emergency departments," said Teresa Harrison, the study author, of Ibis Reproductive Health in Cambridge, Mass.
Recent studies by the Population Council's International Committee for Contraception Research indicate that emergency contraception prevents ovulation, not implantation of a fertilized egg, which is often erroneously believed. Recent findings also indicate that emergency contraception does not interfere with implantation of an egg fertilized prior to taking the medication.
-- After a much anticipated outcome on women's suffrage in Kuwait, women still don't get to vote, reports the Independent on Monday. In Kuwait's parliament, 29 members voted yes, two members voted no and 29 abstained. Thirty-three votes are required to pass a bill. Sheikh Sabah, Kuwait's monarch, who has been pushing for women's suffrage, said another vote on this bill was possible, but for now it is postponed indefinitely.
-- Women often bear the brunt of a breakup after cohabitating with a partner, on average losing one third of their household income, while men lose about 10 percent, reports a study published in the Journal of Marriage and Family. African American and Hispanic women particularly suffer from these breakups, with nearly half living below poverty levels after a breakup.
-- Allison Stevens and Molly M. Ginty contributed to this report.
Rasha Elass, an intern at Women's eNews and a freelance writer based in New York City, attends Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. Allison Stevens is Women's eNews' Washington bureau chief. Molly Ginty is a freelance writer based in New York.


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Associated Press
PORTLAND, Ore. — A Portland Fire and Rescue spokesman said firefighters and police officers worried about an approaching train moved a damaged car and its trapped driver off railroad tracks Tuesday night.
Lt. Rich Chatman said three firefighters and two police officers shifted the four-door sedan off the tracks far enough that a train would not hit it. Additional firefighters used hydraulic cutters to cut the damaged metal from around the driver's side door and free the male driver.
The unidentified driver was taken to a hospital with injuries that were not believed to be life-threatening.
Chatman said dispatchers had learned that a westbound train was headed toward the accident scene on the same set of tracks. Firefighters asked that the train be stopped but without confirmation that the train could be contacted in time, they decided to take no chances.
Witnesses say the vehicle hit a guard rail and spun out of control, stopping at the rail crossing.


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McMurry Football Spring game on Thursday evening
ABILENE, Texas - The McMurry University football team will be having its Spring Game on Thursday evening, April 25, at 7 p.m. at Wilford Moore Stadium. The game is open to the public and free of charge.
The Spring Game serves as the finish to the War Hawks' first year of being able to conduct their program fully under NCAA Division II guidelines, which includes practice in full pads. According to first-year head coach Mason Miller, the McMurry team will run roughly 50 plays during the game.
McM will open the 2013 season on Saturday, September 7 versus cross-town rival and NCAA I foe Abilene Christian University.
Information for this story provided by McMurry Sports Information.


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Challenged by Holy People
A Good Hiding Place
The Work Ahead of Us
"Don't call me a saint," Dorothy Day
once said with irritation. "I don't want
to be dismissed so easily." We may
smile but can understand this complaint
from the cofounder of the
Catholic Worker Movement, who lived
from 1897 to 1980.
In fact, her cause for canonization
has been introduced by the Archdiocese
of New York. Many people already consider
her an outstanding witness to the
Good News of Jesus Christ.
Canonized saints and all holy
women and men are often seen as well-intentioned
but unrealistic people, as
possessing heroic virtues impossible for
ordinary people.
Sin is real (it happens), yet hardly
realistic (it always requires that in some
way we lie to ourselves about who we
are before God and in relation to other
people). Were Adam and Eve being realistic
when they expected that eating
the forbidden fruit would make them
God's equals?
Realists see all of life, not simply
short-term hopes. Holiness is, in fact,
eminently practical.
Challenged by Holy People
There's something oddly comforting
about placing holy people on such a
high pedestal that we do not have to
take them seriously.
The November 1 feast of All Saints
reminds us that becoming a holy person
is possible in all times, for people
of both genders, of all ages, in all places
and at all points along the social and
occupational spectrum.
Saints (those canonized and those
"in waiting") do not become holy simply
by challenging their contemporaries.
They become holy by allowing
God's grace to influence more and
more of their decisions. Many of their
contemporaries feel challenged by that.
Who was more realistic—St. Francis of
Assisi or his father, Pietro Bernardone,
a prosperous cloth merchant? Was St.
Elizabeth of Hungary, whose feast day
is November 19, less realistic than the
relatives who bitterly criticized her for
being too generous to poor and sick
people? Were Sts. Frances Xavier
Cabrini (November 13), Rose Philippine
Duchesne (November 18) or the
martyred Blessed Miguel Pro, S.J.
(November 23) unrealistic?
Contemporaries of holy people often
consider themselves much more in
touch with life than these individuals.
But are they?
Was Dorothy Day less realistic than
John D. Rockefeller, Sr., or Henry Ford,
Sr., who achieved great economic success
by 1933, the year that Dorothy
Day and Peter Maurin began the Catholic
Worker Movement?
One measure of Dorothy's realism
was her ability to see all of life as interconnected.
Fritz Eichenberg (1901-1990), who admired Day greatly, made
a famous woodcut of Christ in a breadline. In Jesus' parable about
the Last Judgment (Matthew 25:31-46),
who is more realistic: the people who
respond to human need with compassion
or the people who fail to see Jesus
in their suffering sisters and brothers?
Was Dorothy more realistic when
she had an abortion or when she later
repented of it? When she began living
with Forster Batterham or when she
left him for refusing to marry her after
the birth of their daughter, Tamar?
Conversion to God's ways is always a
move toward realism, not away from it.
Every sin claims to be prudent and realistic.
"That's just the way the world is,"
people often say. In fact, Satan works
most effectively when we consider sin
as ordinary and virtue as something
reserved for superheroes.
Perhaps that's why during the Easter
Vigil and sometimes during a Baptism
at Sunday Mass the celebrant asks the
congregation: "Do you reject Satan?
And all his works? And all his empty
The term "empty promises" stings.
When we give in to temptation, we
move farther down a dead-end street,
not along some shortcut promised by
that sin.
Have we unconsciously bought into
the lie that sin is more realistic than
virtue? Are the people we emulate truly
realistic? What people say they most
admired about the late Tim Russert was
his integrity. Is that dominant in the
women and men whom we most
admire? How much do people see that
virtue in us?
Holy people are not lost on life's side
roads. As the only realists, saints invite
us to embrace passionately our God-given
freedom and dignity.—P.M.


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Michelle Rhee's exit: How former colleague Kerri Briggs sees it
The Education Front turned to Kerri Briggs, the former state superintendent for D.C. schools, to get her take on uber-reformer Michelle Rhee's exit kerri s superintendent of D.C. schools. Briggs now lives and works in Dallas, where she will direct the George W. Bush Institute's program to train and recruit principals.
Briggs essentially held the same post that Robert Scott does as Texas education commissioner. While Rhee ran D.C. schools, Briggs and her office did federal grant work for D.C. schools. They oversaw the city's charter schools, which operate as their own districts. And they ran Washington's assessment and accountability system, among other responsibilities.
Here are her responses:
What does Michelle Rhee's resignation mean?
It is a loss to the city. I got the chance to work with her for 18 months. She was so committed and courageous. I'm not surprised but I'm sad for the city.
Was the Democratic primary defeat of Washington Mayor Adrian Fenty, and ultimately Rhee since he hired her, a result of poor communication skills on their part? Or was it a rejection of their education reforms?
It is more complicated than that. There was a Washington Post poll that said people were generally happy with what was happening in the schools. But they were not so happy with the mayor. I don't know what that meant.
There were higher levels of unemployment, so that may have played into the election. There was some frustration over education reforms. But the defeat was not about education reforms.
The likely new mayor, Vincent Gray, has named Kaya Henderson as interim superintendent. What does that mean? She actually shared a similar background with Rhee, which surprised me.
Kaya was with Michelle from the beginning. It is good that she is continuing on, at least for a while. I don't know what kind of arrangement she worked out, but she knows how the system works. She also has been in the city longer so she also knows the students, parents and community.
Kaya is as committed to education reform as Michelle, and, Michelle's team was committed to improving schools for kids. It is this critical question – leadership – that led the Bush Institute to identify leadership as one of its first education reform initiatives.
So, her appointment does not suggest radical change?
Until January 2, Adrian Fenty is still in charge. After that, you have a city where a new mayor controls the school district. I don't think it is clear what will change with a new mayor.
It is clear that Gray questioned the way education reforms were going. For example, during the campaign he talked about the teacher evaluation tool (referred to as IMPACT) and whether it should be used in personnel decisions. The American Federation of Teachers gave him a lot of money for the campaign, so teacher evaluations and their use are on his radar screen. I hope that he stays committed to ensuring that students are taught by effective teachers and that student achievement remains a key measure of how effectiveness is defined.
Having worked in a system where the mayor controls the schools, what do you think of that approach?
It enabled Rhee to make changes that others had talked about but had never done. Whether that is the right model for every city, I don't know. It worked for Chicago and New York.
Mayoral control is a tool. And it was the right tool for D.C. But it is not a silver bullet. You have to have the right people. This is another reason why we are looking at principal leadership and changing that entire paradigm. You have to have more people who are highly capable and empowered to their work if we are really going to see schools improve.


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Apartments in Cala Santandria
- Approximate price: Cheapest | Luxury
- Stars: 1 star | 5 stars
- First name: A-z | Z-a
- Central: More central | Less central
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- User evaluation: Best rated
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Aparthotel Club Andria
Rossinyol, 15, 07700 Cala Santandria, Spain
Aparthotel Club Andria
Cala Santandria, 298 m from the city centre. Rossinyol, 15 see on map
This small complex is built in typical Menorcean style. There is a main block with 76 apartments. There is a swimming pool for adults...
This small complex is built in typical Menorcean style. There is a main block with 76 apartments.
There is a swimming pool for adults and children, garden area, reception, bar, snack bar, children?s play area and a football pitch.
There are safety deposit boxes for hire and there are sun beds with no extra charge.
Accommodation facilities
- Bar/Café
- Internet Centre
- Garden/Terrace
- Parking
- Restaurant
Leisure facilities
- Billiards
- Swimming Pool
Standard Room Services
- Safe
- Satellite TV
- Telephone
- Television
The complex is located 150mts away from the Bahia de Cala Santandria. There is a supermarket and exquisite restaurant just a few meters away. The town of Ciudadella is just two kilometres away; and is well worth a visit. There is a public transport bus stop 150mts from the complex with a good connection to the town.from MAD231
Approximate price
Apartamentos Sa Caleta
Signe de Lleó, 45, 07760 Cala Santandria, Spain
Apartamentos Sa Caleta
Cala Santandria, 547 m from the city centre. Signe de Lleó, 45 see on map
The complex includes a total of 52 apartments spread throughout seven 2-storey villas. Facilities include a reception area...
The complex includes a total of 52 apartments spread throughout seven
2-storey villas. Facilities include a reception area with safety box and
a cozy snack bar. Additionally, guests may also use the bicycle hire
service for an additional fee. Younger guests may additionally let off
steam in the playground.
Accommodation facilities
- Bar/Café
- Garage
- Restaurant
Standard Room Services
- Safe
Leisure facilities
- Tennis
The apartment complex is situated in the immediate vicinity of the bay
of Cala Santandria, on the west side of the Balearic island of Menorca.
With its particularly impressive historical old town, Ciutadella is
approximately 2.5 km away. The transfer time to Menorca's airport is
around 1 hour (approximately 45 km). There is a regular bus service that
can be taken advantage of.
Exiting the Mahon airport, continue by the ME-14 to find the main road
ME-1 direction Ciudadela (55 km), passing through Alaior, Mercadal and
Ferreries. Just before reaching the Ciudadela you will find a roundabout
where you must turn left towards Cap D'artruix (Me-24), continue in that
road and follow the signs to Santandría where you´ll see indications to
find the complex.
from MAD293
Approximate price
Apartamentos Cales de Ponent
Rupit, 3 - Urbanización Son Carrió, 07760 Cala Santandria, Spain
Apartamentos Cales de Ponent
Cala Santandria, 124 m from the city centre. Rupit, 3 - Urbanización Son Carrió see on map
Complex completely renovated in 2010 with a new structure with very modern lines and air conditioning. In these facilities...
Complex completely renovated in 2010 with a new structure with very
modern lines and air conditioning. In these facilities you will enjoy a
fine cuisine in its dishes served in the snack bar and in the buffet.
The apartments have 2 bedrooms, being ideal for families with children.
Accommodation facilities
- Bar/Café
- Internet Centre
- Garden/Terrace
- People with reduced mobility access
- Parking
- Restaurant
Leisure facilities
- Bicycle Hire
- Swimming Pool
Standard Room Services
- Safe
- Satellite TV
- Telephone
- Television
The complex is located in the west of Menorca´s island, at 2 km from
Ciutadella, at only 15 m from the Santandría´s beach.
Exit from Mahon´s airport by the ME-14. Continue for 3.5km. At the
roundabout, turn left onto ME-1 for 40km. When you reach the crossing
Ferreries Km 27, at the roundabout, take the first exit. Continue on the
RC-2 for 2.5km. Continue on ME-1 to reach the crossing 46 km -
Ciutadella. At the roundabout, take the third exit and follow ME-24:
Carretera de Ciutadella to Cap D'Artrutx for 0.1 km. Continue on I-24
(0.3km). Enter Santandria 0.5 km. Turn right onto Camino de Santandria
until you get the beach. Take the street d'es Rupit and you will find
the complex at number 3.
from MAD166
Approximate price
Apartamentos Llebeig
Des Rupit, 3, Son Carrió, 07769 Cala Santandria, Spain
Apartamentos Llebeig
Cala Santandria, 661 m from the city centre. Des Rupit, 3, Son Carrió see on map
A complex of 8 two bed room apartments, with large garden area, community pool, solarium and children?s play area.
A complex of 8 two bed room apartments, with large garden area, community pool, solarium and children?s play area.
Standard Room Services
- Safe
- Television
Accommodation facilities
- Garden/Terrace
Leisure facilities
- Swimming Pool
Located in a residential, area with all services within easy reach: beach, restaurants, supermarkets, rent a car, chemist, public transport bus stop etc are all within a 10 walk.
From the Menorca airport: take the road - Carretera General (C-721) direction Ciutadella. Entering Ciutadella there is a roundabout with access to Ronda Sur (RC-2). Once on the Ronda take direction Cap S?Artrutx, on Carrer Cap D?Artutx (PM-721). Continue for 2km, take the road on the right to the beach ? Playa de la Santandria. Once on the beach, take Calle Rupit until the Club Cales de Ponent. Collect keys from Club. The apartments are a few minutes? walk away.from MAD172
Approximate price
Cala Santandria - Rupit s/n, 07760 Cala Santandria, Spain
Cala Santandria, 52.7 km from the city centre. Cala Santandria - Rupit s/n see on map
Rooms: 70 apartments with two double bedrooms, lounge-diner with sofa bed, ensuite bathroom, TV, kitchenette and balcony. Facilities:...
Rooms: 70 apartments with two double bedrooms, lounge-diner with sofa bed, ensuite bathroom, TV, kitchenette and balcony. Facilities: swimming pool, snack bar, reception and children's play area.
Leisure facilities
- Sauna
Location: 50 metres from the beach and some 3 Km. from Ciutadella.
Son Blanc Cottage
Urb. Sa Caleta, s/n, 07760 Cala Santandria, Spain
Son Blanc Cottage
Cala Santandria, 1.1 km from the city centre. Urb. Sa Caleta, s/n see on map
Renovated in the year 2000, this hotel comprises a 3-storey main building and an annexe block with 2 storeys offering a total of 95...
Renovated in the year 2000, this hotel comprises a 3-storey main building and an annexe block with 2 storeys offering a total of 95 apartments. Guests are received in the foyer with a 24-hour reception, currency exchange counter and safes. Dining options include a café, a bar and an air-conditioned restaurant whilst further facilities include a kiosk, a small supermarket, a nightclub, a games room, a TV room and bicycle and car hire services. Younger guests may let off steam in the play area, and laundry and medical services round off the offerings.
The apartments all come with an en suite bathroom with bathtub, a kitchen, a fridge, tea and coffee making facilities, a king-size bed, and a balcony or terrace. Each of the apartments additionally feature a combined bedroom/ lounge area with a sofa bed and a separate bedroom.
The well-maintained hotel grounds offer a swimming pool with a children's pool, a poolside snack bar as well as a sun terrace with sun loungers and parasols. Sun loungers and parasols are also laid out ready for use on the beach. Guests may also choose to relax in the solarium.
Guests are able to select their breakfast from a buffet. Dinner may be chosen from the set menu. Furthermore, it is possible to book a half-board stay.
Leisure facilities
- Bicycle Hire
- Swimming Pool
- Solarium
Standard Room Services
- Coffee & Tea Making Facilities
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This attractive apartment complex is situated 50 m from Sa Caleta beach. It is about 2 km to the old town of Ciutadella, while Menorca airport lies some 45 km away.
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Calle Signe de Lleó, 2, 07760 Cala Santandria, Spain
Apartamentos Sa Caleta Playa
Cala Santandria, 623 m from the city centre. Calle Signe de Lleó, 2 see on map
These family style apartments are equipped with an en suite bathroom, a kitchen, a microwave, a safe, a fridge, a terrace, a TV and...
These family style apartments are equipped with an en suite bathroom, a kitchen, a microwave, a safe, a fridge, a terrace, a TV and coffee/tea making facilities. The facilities include a solarium, a swimming pool for adults and children, a reception and a tennis court.
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Location: in the Sa Caleta estate, 200 m. from the beach and 2 Km. from Ciutadella.
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Santandria, s/n, 07760 Cala Santandria, Spain
Villas Santandria
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Built in 2001, this complex has a 2-storey building and 8 luxury villas, each of which has a total of 2 double rooms. The main building...
Built in 2001, this complex has a 2-storey building and 8 luxury villas, each of which has a total of 2 double rooms. The main building offers a 24-hour reception with a safe.
The comfortable rooms come with an en suite bathroom and come equipped with satellite/ cable TV, a kitchenette, a minibar, a fridge, tiling, a safe, final cleaning and a separate lounge area.
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This elegant bungalow complex is located just 300 m from Santandria beach. The nearest public transport links are only a mere 200 m away, a selection of bars and restaurants are within 500 m and the nearest town is approximately 6 km away.
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The WiMAX Forum today recognizes the decision within the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) approving the "WirelessMAN-Advanced" technology of IEEE 802.16m as an IMT-Advanced technology. One year ago, the WiMAX Forum and 50 leading ecosystem players announced the endorsement of IEEE's submission to ITU-R proposing an IEEE 802.16m-based candidate for IMT-Advanced. Today's unanimous agreement solidifies the strong consensus that has developed around the technology, indicative of its anticipated acceptance.
The key decision, taken by ITU-R's Working Party 5D (WP 5D) at the conclusion of its meeting of 13-20 October in Chongqing, China, followed a rigorous evaluation and consensus-building process after the introduction of detailed technical proposals in October 2009, including consideration of exhaustive evaluation reports from nine expert groups from around the world. WirelessMAN-Advanced represents a group of three proposals, of which two (one by the Administration of Japan and one by Korea's TTA) were considered technically identical to that of IEEE. During the meeting, WP 5D accepted an offer from the three parties to have IEEE complete and submit the full detailed specification of the technology at the following WP 5D meeting in April 2011. WirelessMAN-Advanced and LTE-Advanced were the only two technologies approved for IMT-Advanced.
In parallel with the finalization of IEEE 802.16m, the WiMAX Forum and its members are working to complete the detailed specification of WiMAX Release 2, which will take advantage of the new IEEE standard and ensure that WiMAX Release 2 networks and devices will offer capabilities and efficiencies to exceed the baseline IMT-Advanced requirements. WiMAX Release 2 will incorporate these capabilities while offering improved VoIP capacity, spectral efficiency, latency, handover speed, cell range, and coverage — with support for wider operating bandwidth in both TDD and FDD modes.
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A rather large, round, nicely shaped buttocks that is enticing and enjoyable to the touch.
That woman's badonk protruded nicely from her body.
dari Ali Horsted Senin, 18 April 2005
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Can you define these popular missing words?
An exceptionally large ass that entices black males.
Dang William, that Kelsey sure has a badonk! I'd sure like to jump on that.
dari Brian and Opal Kamis, 18 November 2004
A very large penis. When the man pulls it out to take a piss it makes a "ba-donk" sound.
Girl: "That guy had a huge ba-donk"
dari Dr. Boobies Minggu, 15 Maret 2009
1. someone who is so lame and does not know what they are doing. a more detailed version of a loser. a name given to people who just gotta stop and prevent themselves from embarrassing what they are doing, hence being called a badonk.
person 1: i think justin bieber loves me...
person 2: wow, just stop you badonk.
p1: im so amazing and pretty.
p2: no you're not. you're just a badonk.
person 2: wow, just stop you badonk.
p1: im so amazing and pretty.
p2: no you're not. you're just a badonk.
dari theunknownofplur Sabtu, 23 April 2011
Verb. To slap (someone) in the face with your penis.
Dirk was badonked by Derek's emmense manhood.
dari C P Rabu, 06 September 2006
mmmm... interesting but yet confusing
When you are in hum-drum kinda form and someone is talking and wants you to lay down an opinion on something you just go badonk
dari paul brooks Senin, 22 Maret 2004
multiple defintions - crosses over to a name for one of your buds, something cool, (badonking is a good conjunction)
Lets go badonk! Get up off the badonkin' couch so we can roll to the store for some badonk
dari Nick Rabu, 26 Maret 2003


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Realty Income Corp. Buying $269 Million in Napa Valley Wine Properties
ESCONDIDO ---- Realty Income Corp., the famously predictable dividend payer , said Thursday it's investing big-time in Napa Valley wineries and vineyards, to the tune of $269 million.
Realty Income is buying the properties from Diageo Chateau & Estate Wines, a subsidiary of Diageo Plc , global alcoholic beverages company. It will lease them back under a 20-year lease agreement.
The properties consist of about 2,000 acres of vineyards in addition to 400,000 square feet of building space from Sterling Vineyards winery and the Beaulieu Vineyards winery. That property consists of the wineries' production, retail and visitor center buildings. Diageo Chateau & Estate Wines will continue to manage the properties and keep ownership and marketing of the Sterling Vineyards and Beaulieu Vineyards brands.
Realty Income said in its press release that Diageo will become Realty Income's second largest tenant, producing approximately 5.7 percent of the Company's revenue.


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Tommie Sunshine, the dance music legend, offers "Mr. Night" as the latest addition to the Scion A/V Video Series. The fantastical clip follows a young girl who leaves her decadent family to explore a simpler, kinder life. She's also wearing a fannypack. And there are alpacas in it. Just watch, it'll make all sense afterwards. Kinda.
"Mr. Night" comes from Growth, Tommie Sunshine's new EP release on Scion A/V, available for download now.


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November 8, 2007
A step back in time to Anne Frank's hiding place
To experience the intense claustrophobia in which Anne Frank's family lived while hiding from the Nazis, just go to the Celebration of Books at American Jewish University this Sunday. No, not just because of the swarming crowds that will no doubt be filling the university's halls, hoping to meet the many celebrity authors.
You really can relive the Franks' experience in a life-sized recreation of the two-room space in Amsterdam in which Anne, along with her parents, older sister and Fritz Pfeffer, a dentist and acquaintance of the Franks, lived from 1942-1944.
Posted on the walls of the exhibit, which was originally created in 2005 for the Jewish book fair in San Diego, visitors will find excerpts from Anne's diary. Nomi Levy, an educator at Beth Israel and Soille Hebrew day school in San Diego, created the accompanying 25-minute DVD, which chronicles the life of the Franks. The planning for the exhibit took about six months, Levy said, making it mobile was the difficult part.
Items featured include a moving bookcase in the living room, which provided secret access to Anne Frank's bedroom.
"Kids love to stay in there, especially after seeing the video on how the Franks ended up there," Levy said.
The creators worked hard to make it accurate, said Jackie Gmach, La Jolla's Lawrence Jewish Community Center program coordinator. "We really tried to find things that closely matched Anne Frank's clothing and diary," she said.
Indeed, when Cornelius Scjuick, a friend of Otto Frank, and founder of the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam visited the San Diego showing, he said that the recreation, along with the informational DVD, were exceptional, Gmach said.
The replica not only provides a glimpse into the life of a Jewish family hiding from the Nazis, it also has prompted some Holocaust survivors to share their untold stories, Gmach said, citing a rare happening at Temple Emanuel in San Diego.
Amid a crowd of 150 people, one survivor spoke of her escape from the concentration camps. After describing a man who saved her from death, a figure in the crowd arose, sharing the same physical characteristics as the man she described and pronounced that he was the man who saved her.
"The exhibit brings about situations like this," Gmach said.
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You get Fashion Remix, a fashion show where Interior Designers are challenged to create an outfit out of building finishes such as tile, laminate, carpet, wall coverings, you name it. Last year, Interiors West was awarded an honorable mention. This year's garment is sure to ignite excitement and bring a chill down your spine. The ticket costs are $40 which provides you with appetizers, entertainment, and an unforgettable experience. Proceeds will go to IIDA (International Interior Design Association) and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Stop by our showroom to get your tickets before it's too late. Ticket sales end on Monday, October 18th. We can't wait to see you on October 21st at The Rail event center (235 North 500 West, SLC). Don't forget the "S" in Interiors West when you cast your vote for the people's choice award. To see what you missed last year and what's to come, visit their blog at http://fashionremixslc.wordpress.com/
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Contact: Christopher Heffron
800.488.0488 x209
November 19, 2007 547 Words
Benedictine Christmas Tree Farm
CINCINNATI—Starting the weekend after Thanksgiving, many families will begin the quest for
the perfect Christmas tree. For some people that quest will take them to Marmion Abbey, on the northeast
side of Aurora, Illinois, in the western suburbs of Chicago. It is a yearly event that began in the
late '60s, when the Benedictine monks of the abbey stopped raising dairy cows and growing crops,
and started planting trees.
The beloved tree farm—which sits on 100 acres of the abbey grounds and consists of approximately
150,000 Austrian, White and Scotch Pines and Spruce trees—has been enriching the Christmas
season for thousands of people for decades.
The story of the Benedictine monks at Marmion Abbey and their Christmas tree business are the subjects
of St. Anthony Messenger's December cover article entitled, "Benedictine Christmas
Trees," by Assistant Editor Susan Hines-Brigger, with photos by Karen Callaway. After November
20, the article will be posted at: AmericanCatholic.org.
The farm started from a federal soil-bank program. Instituted to help stabilize the price of farm
produce and conserve soil, it paid farmers on a monthly basis not to grow crops, but rather let the
soil go back to grass or plant trees that the government would provide. The monks picked the latter.
As part of the agreement, the monks could not sell anything for 10 years.
"After 10 years we had a lot of Christmas trees out there and we went into the Christmas tree
business," says Father Andrew Wahmhoff, who runs the Abbey's tree farm.
Father Andrew says the tree farm is a ministry on a number of levels. "It's a ministry
to the abbey especially because the proceeds from the Christmas trees are a big help to putting dinner
on our table, paying insurance and all that stuff," he says.
The height of the tree farm's business centers around Christmas, but work goes full-steam
year-round. Throughout the year, Father Andrew is responsible for ordering seedlings, preparing the
ground for the next planting and planting the seedlings.
With the help of a tree-planting machine, Father Andrew says, "We can plant 500 in an hour
so that adds up pretty quick. We plant 8,000 a year now." Father Andrew estimates that the
farm has sold 5,000 trees each year for the past several years. He also tackles weed control, such
as herbicides and mowing, and pest control.
But it's worth the work. "It is exciting the first two weekends in December with approximately
1,000 cars all over the campus on each Saturday and Sunday, with families going on their tree hunt.
Everyone is happy and having such fun," he says
Father Andrew, who grew up on a farm, finds great joy in planting and cultivating the trees. But
the real joy, he says, comes when people start arriving to find their Christmas tree. "You
see those families coming and the kids are just excited as can be. It's a lovely family day," he
says. "It's very gratifying to be a part of that."
The second article posted will be, "'Do You Hear What I Hear?':
The Story Behind the Song," by Richard W. O'Donnell, with Gabrielle Regney.
Permission is
granted to reprint this release.


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Cal spent the first three minutes of its showdown with USC on Saturday night making a convincing argument that last week's disaster in Oregon was the exception. Then the Bears spent the following 57 minutes showing that maybe it's the rule.
A promising opening drive ended with quarterback Kevin Riley's first interception of the season, and the Trojans dominated the rest of the way for a 30-3 victory in front of a sellout crowd of 71,799 at Memorial Stadium.
After a 3-0 start, No. 24 Cal has been thoroughly outplayed in back-to-back weeks. The Bears were embarrassed 42-3 on Sept. 26 in Oregon.
The Bears, who began the season surrounded by talk of a Pac-10 title and a possible Bowl Championship Series berth, now are surrounded by doubt. Cal is off to an 0-2 start in Pac-10 play (3-2 overall), a record no team has overcome to win the conference championship.
"Two straight losses is kind of tough, but I think we have the right group of guys to get the ship righted," Cal safety Brett Johnson said. "It's a long season. We still have plenty more Pac-10 games to play, and there's still a lot to get out of the season."
The Bears have had arguably their two toughest Pac-10 games to begin conference play, but they still face some challenging games ahead, including a road trip to UCLA after the upcoming bye week.
"I have confidence in these guys," Cal coach Jeff Tedford said. "We're going to prepare well. I don't know what's going to happen against UCLA. All I know is I have a lot of confidence that we will prepare well and have good attitudes. There's a lot of football left to be played."
This marks the second time in three years Cal has started the season strongly and surged in the national rankings only to fall hard with a couple of losses. The Bears undoubtedly will fall out of the Associated Press top 25 today and are in ninth place in the Pac-10 standings.
In 2007, Cal began the year 5-0 and ascended to No. 2 in the national polls only to lose six of the next seven games, a skid that exposed the team's lack of chemistry and leadership. These Cal players are convinced there is no repeat in store.
"More than anything, we're a family now," Cal nose tackle Derrick Hill said. "That's one thing I can honestly say with all my heart is this team is a family. We don't want to make it like it was two years ago. We want to make sure we stop it right where it's at right now."
The Bears took the opening kick and quickly drove to USC's 6-yard line. But on third-and-goal, Riley tried to force a pass to wide receiver Marvin Jones, and it was easily picked off by All-American safety Taylor Mays. Six plays later, the Trojans had a 7-0 lead on a 38-yard touchdown run by running back Joe McKnight.
"That was definitely not the way you want to end a good drive like that, but we knew we could move the ball on them," Riley said. "We just have to find a way to put it in (the end zone)."
Cal moved the ball well at times but stalled at others. The Bears once again failed to make a team pay for stacking the box in an effort to stop star tailback Jahvid Best, who had just 47 yards on 14 carries. Riley misfired on several throws, completing just 15 of 40 passes for 199 yards.
The Bears gained just 285 yards of offense to USC's 457.
Cal gave up on the running game early on. Best had only eight carries in the first half, including back-to-back possessions where he didn't touch the ball at all.
When asked if he would have liked to have got the ball more, Best said: "Yes and no. I can't argue with the coach's decision. Whatever I get, I have to make do with."
Cal's defense gave up some big plays but tightened up in the red zone. The Bears allowed only two touchdowns, and one came late with the game already decided. USC scored one of its touchdowns on Damian Williams' 66-yard punt return.
Cal's offense now has failed to score a touchdown in back-to-back games, the first time that's happened since 1986. The Bears are off to an 0-2 conference start for the first time since 2001, Tom Holmoe's last season as the coach.
"Fortunately we're going into a bye week. It will give us a lot of time to reflect and look in the mirror and see what we need to do individually as well as a group to perform better," Johnson said. "We don't have the same guys we had on the '07 team. That team had a lot of different guys with different mentalities. This team has better personalities and guys who won't let this drive them down."
Oct. 17, at UCLA, TBA


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Acquainted with the Night
by Robert Frost
Acquainted with the Night Man and the Natural World Quotes
How we cite our quotes: line
Quote #4
I have looked down the saddest city lane (4)
Now instead of personifying an element of the natural world, the speaker is personifying something that is man-made. The mood of the night is so sad that even the city streets seem sad – does the speaker think that nature is sad also?
Quote #5
And further still at an unearthly height
One luminary clock against the sky (11-12)
This poem deals with the natural world…and the natural universe. Yet calling the moon a "luminary clock" shows that, while the speaker is probably looking at the sky, he has city images and terminology in his head. Does the speaker think the sky and the moon are beautiful even though, as we find out in the last stanza, the time that the moon proclaims is neither wrong nor right?


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Red River Valley Boat & Marine Product Show
January 27 - 29, 2017 at the Fargodome
North Dakota's largest and best Boat Show returns to the FargoDome for its 25th year!
The RRV Boat & Marine Products Show is the premier showcase for all that is new in Boats, Docks and Marine Electronics and accessories.
The Boat show has a broad all-encompassing advertising campaign including TV, Radio, Newspaper, Street Signs and Social Media.
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Monster Debts
31st August 2009
Lynn Jolly
PAISLEY lawyer Jon Kiddie has warned Buddies that the "debt monster" is spiralling out of control.
Mr Kiddie, principal solicitor at Renfrewshire Law Centre in George Street, said the fastest-growing financial problem people face is home owners being hammered with unaffordable mortgage bills.
The centre is holding its annual general meeting at its headquarters on Friday.
And, in his speech, Jon will warn: "By far the worst escalating problem is home owners hit with unaffordable mortgage bills, often in the face of job loss on the part of one or more household breadwinner.
"In Scotland about 1.6 ...
Law Centre AGM
31st August 2009
Renfrewshire Law Centre
Annual General Meeting
Friday, 4 September 2009 at 1.00 p.m.
The Directors of Renfrewshire Law Centre
cordially invite you to attend our Annual General Meeting
on Friday, 4 September 2009 at 1.00 p.m. at our own offices
at 65-71 George Street, Paisley PA1 2JY
From 1.00 p.m. lunch will be provided,
at 2.00 p.m. business will commence,
followed by speakers, including:
Eric Graham, Chairman
Jon Kiddie, Principal Solicitor
Hugh Henry MSP
We will also demonstrate our new website.
If you wish to attend, please reply by
email, jon@paisleylawcentre ...


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Funny Punjabi Jokes, Jokes in Punjabi
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Sardar told his servant: Go and water the plants.
Servant: It"s already raining.
Sardar: So what take an umbrella and go.
Santa! Your daughter has died!
Depressed, Sardar jumps from 100th floor
At 50th floor he remembers I don't have a daughter!
At 25flr:I'm unmarried!
At 10flr:I'm Banta not santa
What does a sardar do after taking a xerox?
He will compare it with the original for any spelling mistakes.
sardar lost his cheque book
Bank Manager:be careful anyone can put ur sign
Sardar :Iam not a fool Ihave already signed all cheques
Sardar ji watching star movies
during the commercial break it says " U are watching star movies"
sardar : how they know that?
Sardar at an Art Gallery: I suppose this horrible looking thing is what you call modern art ?
Art dealer: I beg your pardon sir, that's a mirror!
Sardar was writing something very slowly.
Friend asked:" Why r u writing so slowly?
Sardar: "I'm writing 2 my 6 yr old son, he can't read very fast.
Sardar visits Chinese friend dying in hospital.
Man says CHIN YU YAN n dies.
Sardar goes to china to find meaning of friends last words.
It is 'U R STANDNG ON THE OXYGEN TUBE!"
Sardarji was standing in front of the mirror with his eyes closed. His wife asked what you are doing ? He said- I am seeing how i look while sleeping.


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James H. Schneider
James H. Schneider
aka BAPA
James H. Schneider was born on 9-8-1940 in Kiowa, OK. He moved to Ontario, CA in 1950. During Sunday school on Easter Sunday 1956, He met the love of his life, Dorothy Peterson. They married March 23, 1958 and graduated from Chaffey High School together that same year. They moved to Pomona in 1965, where they raised their children. Jim is survived by his loving wife Dorothy Schneider of 54 years, daughter Donna Suttle (Dennis) of Kennewick, WA, daughter Deanna Navarrette (Robert) of Chino, CA, son James D. Schneider (Donna) of Fontana, CA, and daughter Darla Hernandez (Felipe) of Pomona, CA. He leaves behind 18 grand- children, Kristyna, Karina, Caleb, Elisha, Joseph, Mercedes, Alexandra, Edward, Eric, Sara, James Jr., Trisha, Gloria, Kristin, Lisa, Jessica, Marissa, and his buddy Phillip.He also leaves 28 great grandchildren, including his love bug Jody. James was a business owner of JS Products in Ontario, CA for 20 years. He will be missed by many, loved by most, forgotten by none.
Published in Inland Valley Daily Bulletin on Dec. 12, 2012