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WREN grant supports Millennium Green revampPublished on Friday, 26th August 2016 in Parks and play areas news
WORK to expand the play area at Millennium Green has started thanks to a £50,000 grant from WREN.
Take a trip to the top of the tower during Heritage Open DaysPublished on Thursday, 25th August 2016 in Your community news
GUIDED tours of the CEMEX Rugby Cement Plant take place next month during Rugby's Heritage Open Days celebration.
The Good Times roll at Rugby Art Gallery and MuseumPublished on Friday, 19th August 2016 in Sport and leisure news
RUGBY Art Gallery and Museum has launched a new project to help improve the health and wellbeing of older people in the town.
The Syd Lawrence Orchestra bring the big band swing to the BENN HallPublished on Thursday, 18th August 2016 in Sport and leisure news
THE Syd Lawrence Orchestra celebrate the magic of the big band sound at the BENN Hall next month.
Alice in Wonderland tree sculpture to be removed from Whinfield RecPublished on Wednesday, 17th August 2016 in Parks and play areas news
THE popular Alice in Wonderland tree sculpture at Whinfield Recreation Ground has to be removed due to decay.
Britain in Bloom judges take a tour of the boroughPublished on Tuesday, 9th August 2016 in Parks and play areas news
JUDGES from Britain in Bloom have been treated to a tour of the town.
Hundreds join in the fun on National Play DayPublished on Friday, 5th August 2016 in Play schemes news
HUNDREDS of children descended on Whitehall Recreation Ground to join in the fun on National Play Day.
Heritage Lottery Fund supports new exhibition at Rugby Art Gallery and MuseumPublished on Tuesday, 2nd August 2016 in Sport and leisure news
A NEW exhibition revealing the heroic role played by Lady Dorothie Feilding in the First World War has secured £7,000 from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF).
Open day at Rainsbrook Cemetery and CrematoriumPublished on Tuesday, 26th July 2016 in Cemeteries and Rainsbrook Crematorium news
RAINSBROOK Cemetery and Crematorium holds an open day this Saturday.
Coventry Bees offered new lease for Brandon StadiumPublished on Monday, 25th July 2016 in The council news
COVENTRY Bees have been offered a new lease on Brandon Stadium, thanks to last ditch talks coordinated by Rugby Borough Council.
Double Green Flag success for Rugby Borough Council parksPublished on Friday, 22nd July 2016 in Parks and play areas news
RUGBY'S Centenary Park has won a prestigious Green Flag award – just four months after opening – with Caldecott Park also winning the award for the ninth year in a row.
Rugby Borough Council gets award for small businesses supportPublished on Wednesday, 20th July 2016 in Business development news
RUGBY Borough Council has been awarded the Best 'Small Business Friendly' campaign award as part of the FSB's annual Local Authority Awards.
Councillors to consider consultation on draft housing allocation and infrastructurePublished on Thursday, 14th July 2016 in Planning strategy news
RUGBY borough councillors are to be asked to start formal consultation on how the council intends to meet housing and development targets that comply with government policy.
Rugby Art Gallery and Museum launches packed festival programmePublished on Monday, 4th July 2016 in Sport and leisure news
ARTS, crafts and heritage take centre stage in Rugby Art Gallery and Museum's packed programme of Festival of Culture events.
Make it snappy to enter Rugby Calendar CompetitionPublished on Thursday, 30th June 2016 in Sport and leisure news
BUDDING snappers still have time to capture Rugby at its picture perfect best and enter Rugby Visitor Centre's annual calendar competition.
Mayor of Rugby attends Civic Sunday service at St Andrew's ChurchPublished on Wednesday, 29th June 2016 in Councillors and the Mayor news
THE Mayor of Rugby joined a host of dignitaries at St Andrew's Church on Sunday for the annual civic service.
Man fined after protected trees damaged and felledPublished on Monday, 27th June 2016 in Planning control news
A RUGBY man faces a £5,000 legal bill after protected trees were damaged and felled in Clifton-upon-Dunsmore.
Statement: Oakfield RecPublished on Tuesday, 21st June 2016 in Parks and play areas news
The Heart of England Co-operative has given Rugby Borough Council notice to remove all of its equipment from Oakfield Rec by 22 June.
New exhibition reveals the legacy of a reclusive artistPublished on Monday, 20th June 2016 in Sport and leisure news
THE work of reclusive artist Sheila Bownas threatened to fade into obscurity until a chance find at auction led gallery professional Chelsea Cefai on a journey of discovery.
Queen's honour for borough council parks managerPublished on Friday, 10th June 2016 in Parks and play areas news
RUGBY Borough Council's parks and grounds manager has been honoured in the Queen's 90th birthday honours list, receiving an MBE for his work to improve the quality of parks across the country.
Rugby Borough Council to join West Midlands Combined AuthorityPublished on Friday, 10th June 2016 in Partnerships news
RUGBY Borough Council is to join the West Midlands Combined Authority as a non-constituent member, after a vote by councillors at a meeting last night (Thursday 9 June 2016).
Pupils celebrate Queen's 90th birthday at Caldecott ParkPublished on Wednesday, 8th June 2016 in Parks and play areas news
HUNDREDS of primary school pupils flocked to Caldecott Park for a special event to celebrate the Queen's 90th birthday.
Absolute Bowie celebrate the Starman at the BENN HallPublished on Tuesday, 7th June 2016 in Sport and leisure news
EUROPE'S top David Bowie tribute band open this year's Rugby Festival of Culture with a performance at the BENN Hall next month.
Capture Rugby at its picture perfect bestPublished on Friday, 3rd June 2016 in Sport and leisure news
RUGBY Visitor Centre has launched its annual Calendar Competition.
Future secure for museum collectionsPublished on Friday, 3rd June 2016 in World Rugby Hall of Fame news
THE future of Rugby Art Gallery and Museum's collections have been secured following a meeting of the leader's project group.
Co-op calls time on Oakfield play area and recreation groundPublished on Wednesday, 1st June 2016 in Parks and play areas news
RUGBY Borough Council will dismantle Oakfield play area by 22 June.
Millennium Green revamp receives further funding boostPublished on Wednesday, 1st June 2016 in Parks and play areas news
PLANS to revamp Millennium Green have gathered pace after securing a £45,000 grant.
Hall of Fame works to start; museum to relocatePublished on Friday, 20th May 2016 in World Rugby Hall of Fame news
RUGBY Borough Council has announced that work on the World Rugby Hall of Fame is to start almost immediately.
World Rugby Hall of Fame to be located in Rugby, birthplace of the gamePublished on Friday, 20th May 2016 in World Rugby Hall of Fame news
Rugby's greats and the moments that defined the sport will be celebrated in a permanent home for the first time.
Cllr Sally Bragg appointed Mayor of RugbyPublished on Thursday, 19th May 2016 in Councillors and the Mayor news
COUNCILLOR Sally Bragg has become the new Mayor of Rugby.
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The Sandwich Republican Town Committee yard sale will be held June 29 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Route 6A in the "Pumpkin Patch" area, across from the Sandwich Fish Hatchery.
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A special move of a transformer in a siding as the "Albany Hauler" passes. The power for the Hauler was RFRX 4202 4201. The hills in the background are the Coastal Range. We are in th... (more)
Are you sure you want to work for the railroad? Being a switchman in BN's 31st Street Denver Yard with SD-9 6217 on January 15, 1987 probably wasn't an enviable job. Is it quitting time yet?
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The first time I have seen a train on this bridge and it was a winner! 5399 is painted in Black Widow colors and is ex-SP 4364.
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Rain surrounds Southern Pacific SD9 #4572 as she rests at the Niles Canyon Railway's Sunol Depot during the 2014 Train of Lights operations.
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Five C&S SD-9s of Train 75 pick up reefers of San Luis Valley potatoes from the D&RGW interchange at Walsenburg, Colo. to take them to Texas.
The former Southern Pacific 5399 is seen hauling loaded woodchip cars north into the town of Lebanon after switching a couple mills north of Sweet Home.
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Hundreds of people turned out to search for Pokemon at the Toledo Botanical Garden.
143rd run of family fun continues through Monday.
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Newly remodeled, second floor, one bedroom apartment located in the heart of historic Blue Hill and Downeast Maine. This gorgeous apartment sleeps 2, has a gas fireplace,new bamboo, cork, tile, and carpeted floors, free wireless Internet and flat screen HD cable TV and a private balcony overlooking the back gardens, grapevines, and forest. Enjoy looking at the stars or waking with the sun on your Queen size bed under the sky light. You are just a short walk from beautiful Blue Hill Village, with its many shops, restaurants, galleries, beaches, town park, and hiking trails. Blue Hill is centrally located between Acadia National Park/ Bar Harbor, Stonington/Deer Isle, Ellsworth and Bangor. Enjoy cooking in your fully equipped gourmet's kitchen or join us at one of our 2 on site restaurants: The Arborvine, with award winning fine dining; or DeepWater Brew Pub, a casual brew pub serving our very own Micro-brewed Beer and freshly made pub fare with indoor & outdoor seating.
We are unable to accommodate Pets and are a Non-Smoking Campus (both inside and outside of the apartment).
John and Beth Hikade moved to Blue Hill in the 1970's. They opened the award winning Fire Pond restaurant at that time and stayed in the restaurant business until the early 80's when they started their family. John then turned his focus towards carpentry and became a well known restorer of beautiful the old homes that are so prevalent in the Blue Hill area- their current restaurant is perhaps his greatest masterpiece yet. When their children were older John and Beth decided to start a new restaurant called Arborvine, which in its 13 years has won many awards, and gained the same stellar reputation that the Fire Pond had all throughout New England.
John Hikade purchased this apartment in 1998
When John and Beth purchased the building next door to the restaurant they knew they had their work cut out for them. With John's amazing carpentry skills and help from his 2 sons, the simple old doctors office next door was turned into a beautiful office space which is home to a local graphic design company (Borealis Press) and a gorgeous luxury apartment located in the center of Historic Blue Hill Village. Renters have found Blue Hill to have everything they are looking for from hiking, to dining and shopping, all right on the amazing Downeast Maine Coast.
During the summer months you have the convenience of 2 restaurants just across the white fence- The Arborvine with its award winning fine dining, or the more casual Deep Water BrewPub with Craft Beers, outside seating and a Pub style menu. There are fantastic farmer's markets held several times a week in town, plus wonderful local events like street dances with the local Steel Band, plays by the community theater companies, fairs, festivals, and of course the coast of Maine just waiting to be explored.
The cooler months bring a relaxed slower pace to the community. See Acadia national Park on skis, dine and shop. Many of the local shops and restaurants are still open, but you can also stay in and cook and curl up with a good book in front of the fire and watch the snow fly!
My husband and I were so lucky to find the Apartment at Arborvine for our trip to Maine. The apartment was beautiful, clean and well equipped, and exactly as pictured. The property was gorgeous; grapevines, gardens and a small pond made it feel like home. Having such a perfect spot to come home to after a long day of activities was wonderful. It was quiet and private, even when there were people visiting the restaurant across the property.
We loved visiting the brewery at the end of the day. The food was amazing at both the brewery and the Arborvine. Tim at the Arborvine went above and beyond to accommodate my many food allergies so I could enjoy an wonderful meal for my birthday!
The apartment is very conveniently located in the heart of Blue Hill, Maine. It is within walking distance to shopping, restaurants, and the Blue Hill Harbor. Blue Hill is a wonderful Maine town; quaint and friendly. We spent a majority of our time hiking and kayaking around the Blue Hill area and only left shortly to visit Bar Harbor and Acadia Park. We could have spent our entire vacation in Blue Hill and would not have missed the hustle and bustle of Bar Harbor!
The Hikades and all of the staff at Arborvine were great. Everyone we encountered gave us suggestions on where to go and what to do, and we were not disappointed! It felt like we were old friends just coming to stay for a spell. This was by far one of the best vacations we have ever had and we will definitely return to the Arborvine!
For two people the Arborvine apartment is just what we wanted: extremely comfortable, surrounded by woods and easy driving distance to both the seashore towns and the Acadia National Forest. It's location in a separate building across from two restaurants had me worried about noise, but it was quiet and private. The building is shared by a business downstairs, but we hardly knew they were there. A little balcony provides a nice place to eat breakfast or relax in the open air. The bathroom is at the bottom of a flight of stairs, which may pose an inconvenience for some people, but we had no complaints. A charming little getaway!
Great apartment! It has everything you could want and then some. I would choose this over a hotel day! It was clean, convenient, and best of all it is just a walk across the parking area to their brewery and restaurant, Arborvine & Deepwater Brewing Co. Everything you could want in town is also just a short walk or drive.
There were many small factors that I appreciated such as the bath towels being nice, large and quality, not just some hotel towels. There were even beach towels in the cupboard had it been warm enough to wander down to the beach to use. The bedding was comfortable and everything in the apartment was clean. The details have been well thought out and makes you really feel at home! Although we didn't use the kitchen, it was nice to know it was there if we had wanted to stay in and cook up a nice meal.
If you are traveling to Blue Hill, even for just a night, this is the place to stay. I hope we can make it back this summer and stay longer.
My husband even managed to lock us out on Easter evening, and John got back to me within minutes to help me get in. Thanks again!!
I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at Arborvine. The apartment was lovely, well equipped and very comfortable. I did not find the downstairs location for the bathroom to be a problem. I loved the location and proximity to town. I would highly recommend it
Having visited Blue Hill Maine many, many times I never knew that the Arborvine Apartment was there. When I inquired into a local hotel, off season, and found that they were full, they suggested that I look into the Arborvine Apartment. It exceeded my expectations. Not only was it centrally located, extremely affordable, meticulously clean, beautifully decorated, next door to a delicious and best customer service restaurant, it was serviced through Home Away. I have used Home Away before when traveling abroad but shame on me for not thinking to look into this service locally. John, the proprietor was wonderful and quick to respond to our inquiry.
A beautiful spot with a well designed apartment. Perfectly cozy, with a restaurant across the driveway that could easily serve you one of the best meals of your life. What's not to like?
The historic and picturesque town of Blue Hill, established in 1789, is located on Blue Hill Bay. With around two thousand residents, this charming small town is home to many restaurants, galleries, shops, and preservation hiking trails. Whether you are looking to kayak, bike, hike, swim, explore, or just sit on the beach and relax, you are sure to love your time in Blue Hill. In the summer enjoy swimming, hiking, boating, and of course plenty of lobster and blue berry pie. Fall brings beautiful foliage, the Blue Hill Fair, and the Food, Wine & Foliage Festival. Winter is not to be missed with beautiful ski and snow shoe trails, ice skating, and a romantic dinner by the fireplace at Arborvine. Spring arrives with beautiful flowering apple trees and native lupines, first of the year greens and strawberries from many local organic farms, and increasingly warmer and sunnier days. Whatever the season Blue Hill is sure to fulfill your vacation desires year round.
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Hurricane Katrina, the Card Game
Katrina: The Gathering is the latest great new collectible card game!
I almost don't know how to describe it. A brilliant, concise, very complete, and quite hilarious1 summary of the the political fallout. It just keeps going and going and going. I think I want to play a game of it.
1 - My options are laugh or cry, so.
I almost don't know how to describe it. A brilliant, concise, very complete, and quite hilarious1 summary of the the political fallout. It just keeps going and going and going. I think I want to play a game of it.
1 - My options are laugh or cry, so.
Someone steal a Diebold and reverse engineer pls tia
At this challenging time for President Bush, let us reminisce about the system that elected him. Will the next election be different? Do you want it to be? What are you going to do about it?
Proud to be an American?
There has been much criticism, both in the US and world media, of the handling of rescue operations after Hurricane Katrina. However, the Washington Post ran a survey Friday evening (registration required - bugmenot ) and of American's citizens 46 percent -- approve of the way Bush has handled relief efforts while 47 percent disapprove, a result that might offer some cheer to beleaguered White House staffers who feared a stronger negative reaction.
The Big Three? (Two? One? None?)
The first time as tragedy... Two of the three historic US' biggest auto makers (the other became a subsidiary of a German firm a few years back) just had their stocks rated as junk by Moody's, victims of a changing marketplace and demographics. Last time, Chrysler got a bailout from the US government, although maybe it would've been better if that hadn't happened. Would the Fed'rul Gummint step in again, or just let the dinosaurs' extinction proceed?
terrorism knowledge base
we may not know where they are - but here's where they've been... An incredible amount of information - current and historical - well indexed and with about a billion options for searching through it. pretty impressive for what is at least unofficially a quasi-federal government site despite protestations to the contrary.
"Tell Your Friends 2 Amend!" Oh, and "Give 10 to Amend!" (barf)
Amend for Arnold & Jen (found on linkfilter) is a site trying to start up one of them "grassroots movements" to amend the Constitution of the United States, in order to allow naturalized citizens, those who were not born in the U.S. but have since become citizens, the possibility of holding the office of President. But not just out of a sense of social justice; primarily, it's to clear the way for an Arnold Schwarzenegger presidential campaign. (Or one for Jennifer Granholm... heh, whoever that is!)
It should be noted, for whatever it's worth, that Wikipedia's entry for Granholm states that she cares "not a whit" for running for president. Of special note are the slogans the AFA (gasp, not AFA&J?!?!) people cooked up to advance their cause, "Amend US," "Give 10 to Amend," and "Tell Your Friends 2 Amend." Because let's face it: if you voted for ol' Schwarzy, you're probably a little more susceptible to catchphrases than the average bear, hm? Oh I'm know I'm gonna catch it for that one.
It should be noted, for whatever it's worth, that Wikipedia's entry for Granholm states that she cares "not a whit" for running for president. Of special note are the slogans the AFA (gasp, not AFA&J?!?!) people cooked up to advance their cause, "Amend US," "Give 10 to Amend," and "Tell Your Friends 2 Amend." Because let's face it: if you voted for ol' Schwarzy, you're probably a little more susceptible to catchphrases than the average bear, hm? Oh I'm know I'm gonna catch it for that one.
Not for veggies..
The best American hamburgers? The American Hamburger is one of those things that I truly miss about the US and one of those things that we Brits try to copy but, for some reason, just never seem to get right.
Forget the golden-arches, we need some proper hamburger joints serving up half-pound burgers, real milkshakes and endless refills...
Forget the golden-arches, we need some proper hamburger joints serving up half-pound burgers, real milkshakes and endless refills...
American Global Domination
This War is About So Much More. Compelling conspiracy for the people.
Paying the Real Cost of War
Estimated civilian casualties in Iraq: 25,000. A new study by the Oxford Research Group and Iraq Body Count estimates that 1 in 1000 Iraqis have been killed since the US invasion began. They further estimate that 37 percent of these deaths were caused by coalition forces, and 9 percent were killed by the insurgents. Estimated civilian wounded: 42,500. Over 1700 US troops have also died, and over 18,000 have been injured.
Becoming the best within society's web.
Lanchesters Law
Lanchester's Law (pdf file) broadly states that in warfare it takes an N-square-fold increase in quality to make up for an N-square increase in quantity. In other words, gains in technological superiority do not multiply as fast as increases in in troop strength. When the warfare is asymmetrical, numerical superiority become even more important. With complaints that the US Army is understaffed (there are 1/3 fewer troops now than in 1991 when the US fought the first Gulf war) Democrats in the House and Senate - led by Joseph Lieberman and Hillary Clinton - are proposing to increase the size of the US Army by 80,000 troops - more than twice what the Army asked for and counter to the argument made by the the CATO institute that troop strength should be decreased.
The next terrorist attack on America may be perpetrated by Europeans.
The next terrorist attack on America may be perpetrated by Europeans. Radical Islam is spreading across Europe among descendants of Muslim immigrants. Disenfranchised and disillusioned by the failure of integration, some European Muslims have taken up jihad against the West. They are dangerous and committed -- and can enter the United States without a visa.
Foreign Policy in the Periphery: American Adventurism in the Third World
This paper outlines the major thesis of the larger work... that US foreign policy during the Cold War was not primarily about keeping the USSR out of Western Europe, but rather about promoting the global capitalist system on a worldwide stage... Three themes—strategic, economic, ideological—are introduced in support of this argument, and applied to the 30 case studies. They lead to the conclusion that in many of these interventions the US opposed leftist Third World personalities by supporting more right-wing local clients rather than centrists who were often available. These decisions almost always proved disastrous for the local societies affected, and often even were unfortunate for longer-term American diplomatic interests.
U.S. Foreign Policy in the Periphery: A 50-Year Retrospective. Related: With Our History, Spinning America's Image Isn't Enough
U.S. Foreign Policy in the Periphery: A 50-Year Retrospective. Related: With Our History, Spinning America's Image Isn't Enough
Open Government (Research)
OpenCRS - easy access to US Congressional Research Service Reports
freedom through alcohol
40% of the automotive sold fuel in brazil is ethanol, and brazil should be totally energy independent in five years. If they can do it, why not the US?
... they sold us to the Pakistani authorities for $5,000 per person.
"It wouldn't surprise me if we paid rewards"
--As part of the AP's receipt of transcripts of the millitary tribunals in Guantanamo, multiple reports of our allies using money the US gave them to buy "terrorists" for shipment there.
..."When I was in jail, they said I needed to pay them money and if I didn't pay them, they'd make up wrong accusations about me and sell me to the Americans and I'd definitely go to Cuba," he told the tribunal. "After that I was held for two months and 20 days in their detention, so they could make wrong accusations about me and my (censored), so they could sell us to you." Another prisoner said he was on his way to Germany in 2001 when he was captured and sold for "a briefcase full of money" then flown to Afghanistan before being sent to Guantanamo....
--As part of the AP's receipt of transcripts of the millitary tribunals in Guantanamo, multiple reports of our allies using money the US gave them to buy "terrorists" for shipment there.
..."When I was in jail, they said I needed to pay them money and if I didn't pay them, they'd make up wrong accusations about me and sell me to the Americans and I'd definitely go to Cuba," he told the tribunal. "After that I was held for two months and 20 days in their detention, so they could make wrong accusations about me and my (censored), so they could sell us to you." Another prisoner said he was on his way to Germany in 2001 when he was captured and sold for "a briefcase full of money" then flown to Afghanistan before being sent to Guantanamo....
French fries protester regrets war jibe
Freedom Fries to French Fries: "Sorry dear. It was a momentary lapse of reason. It was a combination of God's hand and a constituent's request. I wish it had never happened.
money talks, bullshit walks
Promoting Freedom or Fueling Conflict? U.S. Military Aid and Arms Transfers Since September 11--from the World Policy Institute, a report on whether we put our money where our mouth is. Statements like "Freedom will be the future of every nation and every people on Earth" might sound nice and even inspiring, but why is our own government funding overwhelmingly anti-democratic and abusive governments? ... When countries designated by the State Department's Human Rights Report to have poor human rights records or serious patterns of abuse are factored in, 20 of the top 25 U.S. arms clients in the developing world in 2003 -- a full 80% -- were either undemocratic regimes or governments with records of major human rights abuses. ...
brand loyalty or else
Man Claims Firing Over Drinking Wrong Beer He works for one mega-beer brand and, on his own time, partook of a competitor's.
Beyond Red and Blue, Republican and Democrat
Understanding elections beyond the red and blue axis. Since 1987, the Pew Research center has been conducting a political survey that divides voters into various typologies based on core beliefs-- upbeats and disaffected, enterprisers and bystanders -- and tracking political opinions and votes. The biggest trends have been the rise of disadvantaged pro-government conservatives and the shift of the middle to the right. Fortunately, there is a survey that will determine your type. Where does the typical MeFi visitor fit? (Hint from the typology: "Liberals- Affluent and highly secular...ideologically consistent on social issues, foreign policy and the role of government..nearly four-in-10 cite the Internet as their main source of news.")
How Good Was The Good War ?
Five years ago, Robert Lilly, a distinguished American sociologist, prepared a book based on military archives. Taken by Force is a study of the rapes committed by American soldiers in Europe between 1942 and 1945. He submitted his manuscript in 2001. But after September 11, its US publisher suppressed it, and it first appeared in 2003 in a French translation. We know from Anthony Beevor about the sexual violence unleashed by the Red Army, but we prefer not to know about mass rape committed by American and British troops. Lilly suggests a minimum of 10,000 American rapes. Contemporaries described a much wider scale of unpunished sex crime. Time Magazine reported in September 1945: "Our own army and the British army along with ours have done their share of looting and raping ... we too are considered an army of rapists."
An Ethical Blank Cheque... So, How Good Was The Good War ? And from the Eastern Front: Uncensored Memories
From Alfredo Perez's Political Theory Daily Review
An Ethical Blank Cheque... So, How Good Was The Good War ? And from the Eastern Front: Uncensored Memories
From Alfredo Perez's Political Theory Daily Review
Fred Burks: Conscientious whistle-blower or American traitor?
Fred Burks: Conscientious whistle-blower or American traitor? Fred Burks was a State Department interpreter in Indonesian for almost two decades. After resigning his contract when asked to sign a confidentiality agreement, he suddenly appeared as a defence witness in the case of Abu Bakar Ba'asyir who masterminded the Bali bombing. His testimony was instrumental in Ba'asyir's acquittal on terror charges. In court, he divulged the details of a secret meeting between Indonesian President Megawati and CIA and NSA operatives who demanded Megawati arrest Ba'asyir and hand him over which put pressure on the Indonesian court to give Ba'asyir a wrist slap. Fred Burks: Conscientious whistle-blower or American traitor? You decide.
In God We Trust
"In the Name of Politics" (NYT) Rev. John C. Danforth, the outgoing US ambassador to the UN, Republican Senator for 18 years, native Missouran and Episcopal minister worries that the Republican Party is turning very literally theocratic. In this short editorial he states "the only explanation ... is the extension of religious doctrine into statutory law."
(Just as a side note, we're taking applications.)
(Just as a side note, we're taking applications.)
So are we at high tide or low tide?
Fossil records show Biodiversity comes and goes in a 62 million year cycle. The analysis, performed by researchers with the U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and UBC, has withstood thorough testing so that confidence in the results is above 99-percent.
China's 2004 Report on US Human Rights Record
A look at the US through China's eyes. The US has been critical of China's human rights practices for decades. In retaliation, China examines the US, and finds it comes up short in many ways. Instead of indulging itself in publishing the "human rights country report" to censure other countries unreasonably, the United States should reflect on its erroneous behavior on human rights and take its own human rights problems seriously. Summarized text in NYT
Irish eyes aren't smiling
"It's time for the IRA to go out of business." So says a US envoy after the IRA offers to kill suspected murderers of a Belfast man (hoping to mollify claims that they held up investigation of the murder). Britain and the US have called for an end to the IRA, as "criminality will not be tolerated" in a democratic party. Meanwhile, one suspect turned himself in. Things aren't looking bright for St. Patrick's Day.
Cloture for Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005
A Senate bill to overhaul federal bankruptcy laws, a top priority of retailers, auto lenders and banks, cleared a key hurdle Tuesday afternoon. Sixty-nine senators -- nine more than needed -- voted for "cloture," a procedural move that limits debate. Republican leaders hope to push the bill to a final vote by the end of the week. Earlier, the Senate turned back a controversial, abortion-related amendment that has scuttled previous efforts to pass bankruptcy legislation. The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 was first introduced in 1998 as The Consumer Bankruptcy Reform Act.
US Justice Department Religious Rights Division
A Los Angeles Times article describes a Justice Department behavior rectifying years of "illegal discrimination against religious groups and their followers". Registration required. Found through the excellent How Appealing.
A gilded tomorrow
An American paradox: Why so many families report being financially less secure even as the nation has grown more prosperous. The answer lies in a quarter-century-long shift of economic risks from the broad shoulders of business and government to the backs of working families.
Grin and bear it.
Seizure of land for the public good or unconstitutional cash grab? Originally, the power of eminent domain was used by government to condemn property for the public good, usually to build railroads or highways or bridges. This power has been expanded to redevelop dilapidated neighbourhoods, and ultimately, "economic development" (public good by way of jobs and taxes). What will you do when Pfizer wants to build a research facility *on* your backyard and your government helps them do it? Hint: it's nothing new, just wait for 2008 or 2012 (maybe).
On The New American Militarism - How Americans Are Seduced By War
The argument I make in my book is that what I describe as the new American militarism arises as an unintended consequence of the reaction to the Vietnam War and more broadly, to the sixties... If some people think that the sixties constituted a revolution, that revolution produced a counterrevolution, launched by a variety of groups that had one thing in common: they saw revival of American military power, institutions, and values as the antidote to everything that in their minds had gone wrong. None of these groups — the neoconservatives, large numbers of Protestant evangelicals, politicians like Ronald Reagan, the so-called defense intellectuals, and the officer corps — set out saying, "Militarism is a good idea." But I argue that this is what we've ended up with: a sense of what military power can do, a sort of deference to the military, and an attribution of virtue to the men and women who serve in uniform. Together this constitutes such a pernicious and distorted attitude toward military affairs that it qualifies as militarism.
An interview with Andrew Bacevich, international relations professor and former Army colonel, and author of The New American Militarism: How Americans Are Seduced by War--and here is a review. Recently by Bacevich: We Aren't Fighting to Win Anymore - U.S. troops in Iraq are only trying to buy time.
An interview with Andrew Bacevich, international relations professor and former Army colonel, and author of The New American Militarism: How Americans Are Seduced by War--and here is a review. Recently by Bacevich: We Aren't Fighting to Win Anymore - U.S. troops in Iraq are only trying to buy time.
Above and Beyond the Call of Duty
Above and Beyond the Call of Duty The St. Petersburg Times reported this week that Army Sgt. 1st Class Paul R. Smith, killed in action in Iraq on April 4, 2003, will be posthumously awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor. Sgt. Smith had always said he would give "all that I am to make sure all my boys make it home." The Medal of Honor is awarded "for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of life above and beyond the call of duty." Marine Cpl. Jason Dunham, killed in Iraq in April 2004 after he threw himself on top of a grenade to protect his fellow Marines, has been nominated for the Medal of Honor.
Judge backs Guantanamo challenge
Judge backs Guantanamo challenge A US judge has ruled that special military tribunals being used to try hundreds of detainees at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba are illegal.
Paternalism gone mad?
US ISP Verizon decided late last year to block any email sent from outside the US. I thought the bounces I was getting from my Verizon contacts were glitches until I googled and found this.
The arrogance of Verizon is astonishing: "If it's really important you might want to make a phone call".
The arrogance of Verizon is astonishing: "If it's really important you might want to make a phone call".
US gives up search for Iraq WMD
It's official: US gives up search for Iraq WMD.
Party like it's 1892
Party like it's 1892! "Executive power and patronage have been used to corrupt our legislatures and defeat the will of the people, and plutocracy has thereby been enthroned upon the ruins of democracy."* In the late 1800s, the Populist Party, or People's Party, formed to merge the Farmers Alliance message of economic empowerment for growers with the Knights of Labor's movement to check the growing power and corrupt practices of big business (along with the Greenbacks Party critiques of monetary policy). With a strong base in the midwest and south, the party earned 9% of the 1892 popular vote, won the presidential electoral votes of four states (not to mention electing 10 congressmen, 5 senators, 3 governors, and 1,500 state legislators). However the party's power quickly faded as the Democratic Party co-opted much of the Populist platform while internal disputes culminated in the Populists placing the Dems' 1896 nominee at the head of their own ticket. Nevertheless, the populist movement's influence continued to be felt through various 20th century reforms including direct election of senators, presidential term limits, and abandonment of the gold standard.
Turning the tables on Anti-Choice Protesters
Turning Pickets Into Pledges Planned Parenthood has launched a new program that "creates a no-win situation for anti-choice protesters — the more picketers who demonstrate outside a Planned Parenthood clinic, the more donations that clinic receives." This campaign allows supporters to pledge between 25 cents and one dollar per protester -- not a lot of money, but it adds up to thousands over time.
Medal of Freedom for Iraq
Medals of Freedom awarded and I'd like to make some smart comment about current Iraqi conditions and the award and the presenter, but why bother - make your own.
President George W. Bush arrested upon arrival in Canada
Canadian authorities have arrested US President George W. Bush and charged him with offences under Canada's War Crimes Act. Says (Canadian Prime Minister) Paul Martin: "This decision was not made lightly. But, it was also a decision that was impossible not to make. The United States is not outside the rule of law, and cannot expect to get an unlimited "free pass". This decision puts a grave strain upon both our nations, and I urge calm and restraint from our American neighbours, as well as from Canadians. I have met with the cabinet, and with our colleagues in the House. This is a time of great crisis for us as a nation. But as people, we will survive this test. Earlier I enacted the Emergency War Powers Act. This is necessary to guarantee our domestic security. This is not a time for panic, for lawlessness, for anything other than a responsible and sobre focus on what lies immediately ahead."
It's just not Wright.
Only about 350 of the original 400 structures designed and built by Frank Lloyd Wright are still standing. As of last week, that number has decreased by one. The demolition of the 1916 W.S. Carr house in Grand Beach, Michigan was the first Wright building in over 30 years to be demolished. Mark another loss to the heritage of U.S. Modernism.
schama divided America
Onward Christian soldiers or the Divided States of America "In the wee small hours of November 3 2004, "a new country appeared on the map of the modern world: the DSA, the Divided States of America." But is this really anything new? In his novel "Sybal"or "The Two Nations" Benjaman Disraeli described the England of his day and said that it comprised not one but "two nations between whom there is no intercourse and no sympathy; who are as ignorant of each other's habits, thoughts, and feelings, as if they were dwellers in different zones, or inhabitants of different planets; who are formed by different breeding, are fed by a different food, are ordered by different manners, and are not governed by the same laws." Out of the divisions of Watergate and the Vietnam war the modern American Right Wing built it self up from the ashes of the Nixon downfall and the party has labored for the past 30 years to build a powerful and united party with the help of of its very own homegrown American mullahs. And of course, no one has been better at surfing this Republican wave than the Bush family. And for the right wing the revolution has just started.
No Race-Neutral Racism: Targeting African-Americans Is as Racist as it Looks
Racially-Based Suppression of the African-American Vote: The Role It May Play in the Upcoming Presidential Election What exactly is racially-based vote suppression? Simply defined, it is the targeting of potential voters, based on their race, in an attempt to suppress the exercise of their right to vote for the candidate of their choice.
Take my ballot away out of my cold, dead hands
160 observers couldn't monitor the election in Bexar County Texas, let alone the whole US. -- National Journal's Charlie Cook. A hundred and sixty, though, isn't the half of it. [plenty more inside]
What are the US and Israel really afraid of in Iran?
Amateur Political Multimedia
This is the first presidential election where the power of personal computers have been put to use by large numbers of amateurs to create their own ads, cartoons, and multimedia political statements. Some are ridiculous, some are inventive, and some are well, amateurish, but they are all done by people trying to express their political views in a way that may seem to make more of a difference then by casting a ballot. I know that the links I've posted are anti-bush slanted, but to be honest they are easier to find...
foreign-born presidents
Foreign-born presidents reviewed again. NYT link. Some previous discussion here.
Obligatory post-debate thread.
Obligatory post-debate thread. Who do you think won? Why? Do the VP debates matter?
The Electoral Commission cites *me* as 'human'.
The racist American Election Thousands of [Florida] felons could get to vote this November for one reason: They're Hispanic.
If America were Iraq, what would it be like?
If America were Iraq, what would it be like? Private armies totaling 275,000 men; platoons of Christian Soldiers Militia holed up in Arlington National Cemetery; the grounds of the White House constantly under mortar fire; the Secretary of State, President, and Attorney General all assassinated in the past year; and the Air Force routinely bombing Billings, Flint, Philadelphia, and parts of LA and DC to destroy "safe houses" of "criminal gangs."
Red Blue USA Cartogram
Those of us following the daily heart attack that is electoral-vote.com will notice a new site feature today. If you've ever wondered how the popular vote can be so evenly split when the red state / blue state breakdown glares so overwhelmingly crimson, now you can see a map of the US with states inflated/shrunk according to the proportions of their electoral votes. Presumably, this map will be updated, along with the standard one, with new polling data daily. [thanks to EB for originally pointing me to the site]


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First, this review is being written by a seasoned and experienced business executive that knows a few things about warranties, product quality, and customer service.********This product is manufactured by Southen Textiles and the warranty is not worth the ink used to describe it. I purchased this product to cover our king mattress in 2009. In 2010 we bought a Stearns and Foster mattress to replace our old mattress and used this pad for protection, or so we thought. Our cat, that has kidney disease, peed on the bed and this pad did not even begin to stop the pee from soaking our expensive mattress. When I contacted Southern Textiles warranty department, I was advised they will not cover the mattress because the pad and mattress were not purchased at the same time, with the SAME authorized dealer. That makes no sense to me. Thousands of people buy mattresses and pads at seperate times. BEWARE, this pad is horrible and the WARRANTY IS EVEN WORSE! Anyone or any company can offer a warranty, as long as they mandate ridiculous stipulations so they don't pay. I REPEAT, don't buy this pad unless you are buying a mattress from Overstock.com at the SAME time. Spend the extra money and buy a QUALITY pad. We have a $ 100 mattress pad purchased from the Mattress Firm that completely stopped the pee on another bed.
This so called waterproof mattress protector was great for about two months! But now after a few washings I came to the unfortunate conclusion that it is no longer waterproof. My 2 year old had an accident in my bed last week that went straight through. Besides this major flaw the cover looks and feels good but the only reason I purchased it was to protect against accidents and if failed horribly. If you have kids run from this cover!
So disappointed! First, the fabric had a slight stain from the cardboard inside. I was willing to overlook it as I planned to wash it first anyway. I followed the washing instructions PRECISELY--cold wash and rinse, low heat drying cycle--plus included a set of sheets and pillowcases with it in the wash and dry cycles as the instructions said don't wash alone. The shrinkage was SO incredible that I honestly don't think it would fit on the crib mattress (It was twin size XL.) I've never had this problem with ANY mattress protector. (By the way, this is the first time I've had a complaint about anything I've ordered from Overstock!)
this pad has a terrycloth-feeling cover and plastic underneath - it would be great for a kid's bed, etc. but not good for memory foam, as it doesn't let the heat through, and thus, the mattress doesn't work right.
Item is exactly as described. We are using it with a memory foam mattress (11in?) My sister suggested it after she bought it, and we are very pleased with the purchase. Doesn't have the plastic, "crinkly" feel like I think of with something water-resistant. And we got it just in time - one of our dogs actually urinated a little on the bed (due to a UTI) a day or two after we purchased it and it worked! No urine seeped through and it cleaned up beautifully. I don't know what the going rate is for these sorts of things, but so far it has proven to be worth the money.
I can't believe there are so many good reviews on this product, obviously the people that reviewed it have never actually had anything spill on this so called mattress protector. This thing is a TOTAL PIECE OF JUNK!! I am so insanely angry, my daughter wet the bed for the first time ever on this thing and all of the urine leaked right through my Tempurpedic mattress like there wasn't even anything there! UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!! Stay far away from this piece of garbage. And to all those people who already bought one, test this out with some water before something really bad leaks through your mattress and it's too late to return it.
Item is listed under USA made. Received the item and Made in China is clearly printed on front of package. Needless to say it was returned.
NOT MADE IN THE USA!!!!! I support American workers and purchase US-made as often as I can. One of the reasons I purchased this was because it claims to be made in the US. Mine was made in China. Other than that it does make noise, kind of a crunching sound when u move on it. Overstock is letting me return this for no charge. I like the fact that Overstock allows their customers to find and purchase US-made products, but they dropped the ball on this item!
I bought this after trying the store brands for several years. The store brands never held up and left my topper unprotected. I have a cocker spaniel who sleeps with me and I needed something that was waterproof (never know if they will have an accident or get sick). I was a little leery after reading some reviews about it being hard to put on (I have a 4 inch mattress topper on my bed) so I called and talked with an Overstock associate and they checked out the information and assured me it would fit my mattress. I ordered it, it came in a very timely manner and had NO trouble at all getting it on my bed...as a matter of fact, I had room to spare!! I would definitely recommend this mattress protector to anyone wanting to protect their mattress or in my case my mattress topper.
This is ideal for a memory foam mattress because the material is thin, waterproof and breathable. Also, synthetic foams naturally repel dust mites. However if you are an allergy sufferer with an older, regular spring mattress, you need a cover which completely encases the whole mattress with a zipper--not just an elastic top cover. I bought this for my new 14" memory foam mattress and it is perfect.
This is washable, soft and totally waterproof. You would never know it is waterproof, no crinkle sounding like the old style kid's waterproof mattress covers used to be. A wonderful product. This is perfect for a child's bed or elderly, it comes in all sizes. We have them on all the beds in the home. A great purchase.
I'm the kind of person that likes to eat in bed, and this mattress protector does exactly what it says. Any beverages I've spilled on the bed have not soaked down into the mattress. My mattress looks just as pristine as when I bought it because I got this protector at the same time as the mattress. I've had it for about 8 months and it's the kind of thing you never think about because you can't feel it under your sheets. It just sits there and unobtrusively does its job, and I love that I don't have to worry about it. I have a queen sized mattress of average depth and it fits with plenty of room. I'm thinking that there might be enough room to put a featherbed under it when I finally decide to get one. Great product, I highly recommend it!
I purchased this Tuff Guard 10 year mattress protector based on the recommendation of overstock when I was purchasing my Sarah Peyton Bed. I've been using it for 7 weeks and I've laundered it once. This cover easily covered my new 14 inch CA King Mattress. It has a material on the underside that works like a plastic barrier (sorry, I'm not looking at the description offered). The top side is a soft terry material. I was concerned that we would feel the plastic like barrier, but to my surprise, we didn't. I expected that maybe a crinkle type noise would be heard when we rolled over, but again, that was not the case at all. Lastly, I have night sweats and thought cover might make it worse, but I'm happy to report, that is not an issue. It claims to be breathable, and I have to say, that seems to be true. So, Pros - plenty big for deep pocket beds Machine Washes and drys great Has kept my bed sweat stain free so far Great price Cons - It might be a little too generous in size if your mattress is not as deep as the 14 inches mine is.
It does protect the mattress well. But the side material(that hugs the mattress) is not strong. We have it for a couple years, and we washed it a handful of times during that time. It has holes on the sides. I don't think it will hold for 10 years....
These pads don't LOOK waterproof, so I tested with a glass of water. The water ran off onto the floor, with nary a drop going through to the mattress. There is no obvious "plastic" sheeting, and the pads seem to breathe eliminating the nightime sweating experienced with other waterproof mattress pads. The top feels like soft terrycloth, and the sides fit the mattress like a glove. All this protection, great price, and warranty...one could not go wrong.
this mattress protector is an excellent value. A little heavier than the more expensive name brand version, but has the same effect. Terry on top, rubberized under layer. no crinkly "plastic"sound or feel. Washes and dries nicely and should serve my purposes for years to come.
I ordered one of these mattress pads a couple of years ago. I loved the feel of it on my childs mattress. It fit nice, felt nice, and although I didnt trust it 100% for being waterproof, I thought I would buy another for my 2nd child. I also loved that it said "Made in USA." Im willing to pay more to support our workers. I even highly recommended this protector to family. We ordered 2 more last week and waited anxiously for their arrival. When they finally arrived I was extremely disappointed. The first thing I noticed was the Made in China clearly stamped on the packaging and the tag. The next thing is that it was not just like the one I got before. It was the same brand and same object as before, but it is definitely not the same product. If I was going to get a made in China mattress pad, I would have just picked one up for 1/3rd of the price at the local grocery. If I didnt have to pay return shipping, I would return this disappointment ASAP.
I've bought several of these mattress covers over the last 7 years...they are great...keep the mattress clean & dry,comfortable to sleep on,wash well,last a long time,stay on the mattress-even the thick ones,a fair price for the quality...every bed in my home has at least 2-one on & one in the wash(or linen closet)...they have been a godsend when the pets have urinated on the bed...I've even bought them for friends & family...I wish I had them when the kids were little...a great mattress cover!!!
This item serves its purpose - it protects the mattress. The material quality is fine. However, it is too large for our standard King sized bed. I have to tuck in the overlap between the mattress and box spring. Additionally, there is a substantial amount of "slide" in the bed since the cover is not snug under the top sheet. I don't hate it but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it.
I haven't had to test the waterproof part of this yet, which I guess is a good thing. But I am comforted in knowing that it has worked for others. What I like is that it has no odor and none of the crinkly "waterproof mattress cover" feel or noise. Definitely would recommend this to a friend.


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Very good plugin for those wanting to use it for your own team or profile site. Easy to manage and customise. Rate it highly.
We use this plugin on our Club Football website for George Mason University. It was easy to setup and the developer is very responsive to any issues that come up.
I did encounter the documented bug about player data disappearing, but it seems to have resolved itself. We also have a unique WP environment so that could be part of it. Bug is documented on Mark's site: http://shoalsummitsolutions.com/tr-usage-notes/
Highly recommend this plugin - we use it in conjunction with Game Schedules and Game locations by the same developer.
Easy to use and saved me a lot of time for our sports club home page.
Easy to use. A few things require you to really pay attention to the details to make it work but everything is there if you look. Developer VERY responsive! 10 of 10! if your hosting a wp team site, this is a must need plugin.
Easy installation, there is only one real lack at the beginning : the shortcode is complex to set for a custom display and a little bit more explainations on the support pages.
After understanding the shortcode, this plugin is simply excellent. I used it for e-sports for a CS:GO and BF3 team and manage to customise it for this kind of usage.
For developers : the code is really simple and well commented. It a pleasure if you want to modify it and add some gear.
If you manage league sites, this is your plugin!
I looked around for a roster plugin and this one got my confident vote, easy to manage, unless you're using a theme that it was not coded for, you shouldn't have to do any changes to it. I unfortunately using the "Mantra" theme, and some changes had to be made, but simple enough, i'm still figuring things out, but i'm sure i'll get there!
Great Job!
would add a configuration set by default and perhaps a link to move template between directories.
This plugin is exactly what I needed, and is very well done. The dev, Mark, is amazingly responsive if you have an issue, although I doubt you will. Just download it and be done. You'll be glad you did. Thanks Mark!
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'Planes: Fire & Rescue' flies faster, harder than original
Dusty Crophopper's air racing career comes to a sudden stop when he learns of an imminent health problem — a busted gearbox.
But in "Planes: Fire & Rescue," the 3-D sequel to Disney's "Planes," Dusty (voice of Dane Cook) does not give up and go back to crop-dusting. Instead, he decides to join an elite crew of firefighting aircraft. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee movies off the grid: Aug. 29-Sept. 4
Alternative-venue movie options for the week include:
Paul's Alley Cinema
"West Side Story": The 1961 Oscar-winning best picture is one of the best, most energetic movies ever. 8:30 p.m. Friday. Free. »Read Full Article
Leinie's deal comes to head over beer summit
Kenosha — Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Co. had a problem with last year's Hoppin' Helles beer.
The beer itself was fine. It was an easy-drinking beer brewed in the German Helles style, a light German beer, but made spicier and more aromatic with five different American hops. »Read Full Article(23)
Piet Levy reviews five albums by local musicians
There's quite a diversity of styles in this week's review roundup of new Milwaukee albums, from gangsta rap to soul, synth-pop to alternative metal. »Read Full Article
'The Trip to Italy' serves second helping of banter, scenery
The problem with taking "The Trip to Italy" is that our traveling companions won't shut up.
Fortunately, for the most part, they are as amusing as they are garrulous. But even they admit that, like second albums and movie sequels, another outing may disappoint. »Read Full Article
Madison co-workers compete on "The Amazing Race"
Two Madison co-workers will participate in the upcoming season of "The Amazing Race."
The series, which just won an Emmy as outstanding reality show, starts its 25th season when it moves to Fridays Sept. 26. »Read Full Blog Post
Nourri begins serving its new small-plates menu Thursday on the west side
Nourri, the new contemporary-American small plates restaurant at 5901 W. Vliet St., will launch its dinner menu tonight.
The restaurant, the successor to Cafe Perrin, opened quietly late last week after closing for about 10 days to remodel. The bakery cases came out, and a 12-seat bar went in. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Rock at the Rave, swing dancing in Bay View
Rock out at the Rave tonight. Blessthefall, I Killed the Prom Queen and Capture the Crown will begin at 6:30 p.m., and Tantric hits the stage at 8 p.m. Tickets are available online for $19.
Put on your dancing shoes and go swing dancing at Down and Over in Bay View. For $5, there will be dancing lessons from 8 to 9 p.m. with an open dance to follow. If you need a little liquid courage, the bar features $2.50 rail cocktails and $5 martinis. »Read Full Blog Post


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Tomkins, among 11 uncapped players included in Stuart Lancaster's original squad for next month's series in South America, was ruled out with an ankle problem while his Saracens team-mate Goode has been sidelined with a shoulder injury.
"Our commiserations go to Alex Goode and Joel Tomkins. It's disappointing that they have to miss out but they have both had excellent seasons and I am sure they will be back in contention next season," Lancaster said.
Uncapped Northampton Saints backs Luther Burrell, 25, and Stephen Myler, 28, have been drafted in as replacements.
With several senior players being rested for the tour, including regular captain Chris Robshaw, flanker Tom Wood will lead England when they play a combined South American team in Montevideo on June 2 and then Tests against Argentina in Salta (June 8) and Buenos Aires (June 15).
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Pereira will become an Inter player after completing a medical.
"Inter is a dream: you just cannot imagine how much this club is loved and supported abroad," he said.
"Inter is every player's dream and even more so in South America. I'm happy. The thought of playing for Inter is simply amazing. I can't wait to get the medical over so I can join the squad.
"Let's hope we can win a lot of trophies so we can make the Inter fans happy.
"I'll team up with Walter Gargano and Fredy Guarin, fortunately I have these friends here who will help me settle in with the rest of the squad quickly. Where do I prefer to play? What's important now is being at Inter and meeting my team-mates. What have Guarin and Gargano told me? That Inter is a fantastic club."


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Midas Furniture is a multi million dollar company whose strategic foresight is guided by a truly entrepreneurial spirit. It is the current leader in its markets in Kuwait for Home Furniture, Office Furniture and related products and solutions. The company is currently undergoing a major expansion programme in the region.
The minimisation of "red tape", its guiding principles and core values in attracting and retaining exceptional people make Midas Furniture the employer of choice. Please apply in confidence if you fit the criteria and you would like to be part of the excitement.


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Should he play in the Barclays Premier League contest at the Cardiff City Stadium, it will be the first time Odemwingie has come up against his former employers since leaving Albion for the Welsh outfit in the closing stages of the last transfer window.
His stint with the Baggies, which lasted three seasons, turned sour, with him driving to QPR on deadline-day in the previous window in a bid to secure a move, only for the deal to fall apart.
But while that incident might have given the impression that the Nigeria international is a troublemaker, Mackay had only positive things to say about Odemwingie on Friday.
Regarding the 32-year-old, who has so far made 12 appearances and scored two goals for Cardiff, Mackay said: "There was a lot of press around Peter concerning that January, in terms of his on-off transfer to QPR.
"He obviously took a lot of stick over that, but I can only speak about the lad that I know.
"I phoned up certain people who played with him and coached him and managed him and they were glowing.
"If they hadn't been, that would have given me cause for concern.
"The boy I have met and I have here is articulate, he speaks four or five different languages, he is intelligent, he has smiled since the day he arrived here and he is very polite too.
"He is a talented footballer and definitely wants to do well for us. He has been a joy to work with and he wants to do the best he can for the club, so it has been a really good one for us.
"We did our homework on him and had he not been the right kind of person, I wouldn't have brought him in."
Odemwingie has scored just twice for the Bluebirds since joining the club and has often had to settle for a place on the bench but his former boss Steve Clarke accepts there is a possibility he could return to haunt West Brom.
Clarke said: "It is possible, it can happen. He is a goalscorer, that is his position.
"So, if he is selected to play for Cardiff we will have to deal with him, the same as we will have to for anyone else they select.
"Former players come back, they play against you. That's what happens.
"People move on in football. Peter has moved on from here and so have we."
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Pastor Melissa Fain recently was installed as the new pastor to lead the Bedford Christian Church, Disciples of Christ.
The installation ceremony was Sunday, Oct. 31, 2010, with the Rev. Greg Alexander from Christian Church Regional Office in Lexington, Ky., officiating.
Ms. Fain was selected from numerous applicants received by the pastor Search Committee and was determined to be the best match for the local congregation to lead the church forward.
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The following cases were heard the week of Nov. 1-5, 2010.
This Thanksgiving go green and keep in mind the local economy by following these simple tips.
First, when decorating indoors and out, consider using items from your backyard – pine branches or dried flowers, dried leaves and branches, and, of course, gourds. Or, if you have farming friends, see if they have hale bales, dried cornstalks, or dried corn cobs, or pumpkins that you can buy or barter for. Also consider checking out the local farmers' market for organic decorations.
I am sure many of you are familiar with the old refrain, "Good night, sleep tight. Don't let the bed bugs bite." Until just a few years ago, I can't recall ever receiving a question about bed bugs.
But recently, bed bugs have been the topic of local and national news stories. They have infiltrated private homes and public areas, and we've received information about these infestations during Extension trainings.
The 2010 Trimble County High School Boys cross country team made school history last week, as they conquered what no other boys' program has been able to accomplish: back-to-back regional championships.
The Lady Raiders' six year regional championship streak, however, came to an end this year, but the girls did earn regional runner-up honors.
The race featured teams from Danville, Sayre, Bracken County, Owen County, Carroll County, Lexington Christian Academy, St. Patrick, Burgin, Gallatin County, and Eminence.
By LAURA HAGAN
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Six people were injured in a fracas Saturday, Nov. 6, that allegedly began as a verbal argument at a Bedford party and escalated when one of the guests pulled a knife and then a sawed-off shotgun on several others.
Aaron Woosley, 25, of Lancaster, Ky., had been invited to a party hosted by Chris Barnes at his 216 Clark Drive, Bedford, home. During the party, an argument began between Woosley and another guest, Josh Sparkman of Bedford, according to Trooper Michael Webb, public information officer for Kentucky State Police Post 5.
Fall brings with it hunting season, and Trimble County residents are urged to follow these gun-safety tips to prevent accidents at home or out in the field.
Store ammunition and firearms in separate, locked cabinets or in closets that are inaccessible to children.
Never store a firearm that is loaded. It is best to store it with the action open, or taken down when possible.
Always handle a firearm as if it were loaded, but always check to see if it is loaded when handling it.
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Nuba Hotel Comaruga
Brisamar, 44-50, 43880 Coma Ruga, Spain
Nuba Hotel Comaruga
Coma Ruga, 7.7 km from Albinyana Brisamar, 44-50 see on map
Sea front hotel with a privileged situation in the quietest place of Coma-Ruga. The Hotel has 236 rooms, most of them with a sea view....
Sea front hotel with a privileged situation in the quietest place of Coma-Ruga.
The Hotel has 236 rooms, most of them with a sea view. All the rooms have TV, air conditioning/heating, safe deposit box (pay in cash), telephone (pay in cash), bathroom with hair dryer and minibar a la carte. The hotels has: coffee-shop, 24 h reception, buffet, restaurant, pizzeria, 3 outdoor swimming-pool, one indoor swimming-pool ,wellness centre, fitness, mini-club, meeting rooms for 300 pa, Internet and a shop. Coma-ruga is situated at 65 km from Barcelona and at 35 km from Tarragona, important cities for there history.
Standard Room Services
- Air Conditioning
- Safe
- Minibar
- Satellite TV
- Hairdryer
- Telephone
- Television
Accommodation facilities
- Lift
- Bar/Café
- Business Centre
- Nursery
- Children's Playground
- Garden/Terrace
- Laundry
- Medical Service
- People with reduced mobility access
- Non-smoker Rooms
- Parking
- Restaurant
- 24 hr Room Service
- Shops
Leisure facilities
- Billiards
- Gym
- Massage
- Swimming Pool
- Sauna
In the highway AP-7 exit 31 EL VENDRELL/Coma-ruga, once at the village and passed the train tunnel, the first roundabout turn to the right and you will find Av.Brisamar. At the end of this street you will find the hotel.from R$96
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Hotur Via Augusta
Avenida Mediterraneo, 91 Bajos, 43839 Creixell, Spain
Hotur Via Augusta
Creixell, 3.1 km from Roda de Bara Avenida Mediterraneo, 91 Bajos see on map
The Viviendas de Uso Turistico Hotur Via Augusta are the ideal base for enjoying all the pleasures of the area with complete...
The Viviendas de Uso Turistico Hotur Via Augusta are the ideal base for enjoying all the pleasures of the area with complete independence: leisure, beach, sports...
Of particular note are the panoramic views of the garden and of the swimming pool.
The establishment has apartments of 2 bedrooms and villas of 3 bedrooms.
Back at the hotel, a swim in the pool will smooth away the tiredness from a long day full of excitement. Customers can park their car free of charge in the external car park.
The 2 bedroom apartments include a living room, kitchen, bathroom, balcony and reserved parking space.
The 3 bedroom villas has dining room, independent kitchen, toilet, 2 bathrooms, terrace with table and chairs, barbecue, private parking, independent air conditioning and heating, TV, crockery, refrigerator, freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, cutlery, cooker, kitchen utensils and blankets.
Among our services and facilities available we have sun beds and cot. We also have a reception where guests will be inform by our staff of the main tourist attractions and activities.
from R$108
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- Parking
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Evnia Platja Mar
Costa Daurada, 9, 43880 Coma Ruga, Spain
Evnia Platja Mar
Coma Ruga, 7.4 km from Albinyana Costa Daurada, 9 see on map
This small, cosy beach hotel opened in the year 2000 and comprises a total of 18 fully equipped double rooms spread over 5 floors. In...
This small, cosy beach hotel opened in the year 2000 and comprises a total of 18 fully equipped double rooms spread over 5 floors. In addition to a lobby area with a 24-hour reception and check-out service, facilities on offer to guests include a hotel safe, a cloakroom and lift access to the upper floors. There is a TV lounge, a special hall, a large sunny terrace and a garden and guests can enjoy a drink at the cafe or bar and dine in the breakfast room. They will appreciate the wireless Internet access and there is private garage parking available. This is, without a doubt, the perfect place to relax and enjoy the beaches of the Costa Daurada.
All rooms come with an en suite bathroom with a shower/bathtub and a hairdryer and offer a king-size or double bed. They are equipped with a TV, wireless Internet access and a safe. Furthermore, secure electronic card locks, a fridge, a balcony, air conditioning and central heating are provided in all accommodation as standard. All rooms are external.
Fans of the fairway can head to the nearest golf course, about 2 km from the hotel.
The hotel serves a continental breakfast each morning.
Accommodation facilities
- Lift
- Bar/Café
- Non-smoker Rooms
This hotel is located in the municipality of Calafell, 25 m from the beach and 50 m from the centre of Calafell. Guests will find the nearest restaurants, bars and shops and the tourist centre within 150 m of the hotel and it is around 200 m from the bus station and 250 m from the closest nightspots. It is around 1.2 km to the local train station and attractions in the surrounding area include the Ciutadella Ibérica (roughly 1.5 km), the Castell de Calafell (some 2 km) and it is about 6.2 km to Barcelona. It is approximately 35 km to Reus Airport and 50 km to Barcelona's El Prat Airport.from R$114
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Camping Gavina
43839 Creixell De Mar Tarragona, 43839 Creixell, Spain
Camping Gavina
Creixell, 2.4 km from Roda de Bara 43839 Creixell De Mar Tarragona see on map
When you stay at Camping Gavina in Creixell, you'll be on the beach and convenient to Arc de Bera. This beach lodge is within the...
When you stay at Camping Gavina in Creixell, you'll be on the beach and convenient to Arc de Bera. This beach lodge is within the vicinity of Karting Club Vendrell and Aqualeon. Take advantage of recreational opportunities offered, including an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and an outdoor tennis court. This lodge also features wireless Internet access (surcharge), concierge services, and complimentary babysitting/childcare. Featured amenities include multilingual staff, laundry facilities, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Free self parking is available onsite. Make yourself at home in one of the 33 guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and stovetops. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include blackout drapes/curtains, and cribs/infant beds (complimentary) can be requested.
from R$66
Accommodation facilities
- Bar/Café
- Laundry
- Non-smoker Rooms
- Parking
- Restaurant
- Shops
Leisure facilities
- Billiards
- Tennis
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La Masieta
Avenida Doctor Pujol, 16, 43839 Creixell, Spain
La Masieta
Creixell, 2.4 km from Roda de Bara Avenida Doctor Pujol, 16 see on map
This hotel is spread between a main building and an additional annexe block (both 3 floors) housing 16 rooms of which 1 is a suite and 1...
This hotel is spread between a main building and an additional annexe block (both 3 floors) housing 16 rooms of which 1 is a suite and 1 is an apartment. Guests may make use of the foyer with a reception desk (open: 10am-2pm and 4pm-9pm), safe, conference room, cloakroom and TV room. In addition, there is a cosy café, and a restaurant with highchairs for infants. Further facilities include car parking facilities and a playground.
Modern and tastefully decorated, the suites and the apartment include an en suite bathroom and hairdryer. They also comprise a direct dial telephone, central heating and a balcony. The apartment additionally comes with a separate living room/bedroom and a kitchenette. The accommodation is cleaned on departure.
The pretty hotel grounds offer a swimming pool as well as sun loungers and parasols. In addition, it is possible to play billiards. Sun loungers and parasols have been laid out ready for use on the beach.
Breakfast is on offer each morning. Lunch and dinner may be taken à la carte and the midday meal may alternatively be chosen from a menu. Individual-specific dishes may be prepared on request.
Standard Room Services
- Air Conditioning
- Safe
- Hairdryer
Leisure facilities
- Bicycle Hire
- Swimming Pool
- Solarium
Accommodation facilities
- Garage
This charming apartment hotel is located on the beautiful Costa Dorada in Creixell, around 2 km from the sandy beach. The tourist area centre is approximately 5 km away, whilst numerous shopping and entertainment venues are to found just 4 km away.
Casa D'ivori
Raval, 13, 43839 Creixell, Spain
Casa D'ivori
Creixell, 2.4 km from Roda de Bara Raval, 13 see on map
This charming and luxurious hotel comprises 2 buildings built in the 17th and 19th centuries and was extensively renovated in 2006. It is...
This charming and luxurious hotel comprises 2 buildings built in the 17th and 19th centuries and was extensively renovated in 2006. It is situated in 980m from the beach. The luxury and comfort of the hotel is the product of an intricate process of restoration and decoration, not only in the accommodation, but also in the shared areas of the building. The establishment is therefore a must for all who are looking for somewhere with individual flair. It comprises a total of 15 rooms, of which 1 is a junior suite, spread over 3 floors. It is air-conditioned and provides guests with all the facilities they need, including an entrance hall with 24-hour reception, a hotel safe, a cloakroom, lift access, a TV room, a restaurant, conference facilities as well as room and laundry services and free Internet access. Parking is provided on site for those arriving by car.
Each of the rooms is lovingly and individually decorated and comes with an en suite bathroom with a shower and hairdryer, as well as a direct dial telephone, a satellite/ cable TV, and free Internet access WIFI. A double or king-size bed, individually adjustable air conditioning and heating and a terrace also come as standard.
There is an outdoor swimming pool on the hotel grounds.
There are 3 dining rooms and a restaurant, which contribute to the idyllic ambience of the building, as well as providing space for the most varied of occasions. The hotel staff is happy to help in the organisation of meetings, celebrations, banquets and congresses, so that everyone is made to feel at home. The architecture of the building also provides a unique wine cellar in which a wide selection of premium wines is stored.
Standard Room Services
- Air Conditioning
- Satellite TV
- Hairdryer
- Television
Accommodation facilities
- Laundry
Leisure facilities
- Swimming Pool
The hotel enjoys an excellent location on the Costa Dorada, on the RN-340, just 50 m from the centre of Creixwell and a 15-minute drive from the tourist centre of Tarragona. Sandy Creixwell Beach is around 20 minutes away by foot and Barcelona is less than an hour away by car. There is a wide range of tourist attractions in the surrounding area, including Universal Studios Port Aventura, 25 minutes' drive away, Campo de Tiro de Tarragona, 20 minutes away, Tarraco Romana 20 minutes away, Ruta del Cister 35 minutes away and Aqualeon Park, some 25 minutes from the hotel.
The hotel is located at the end of the N-340 from El Vendrell to Torredembarra, at the sign for 1,180 km. It is at the end of Avenida Catalunya, at the town entrance. The car park is to be found at the end of Calle Raval, right at the junction with Calle Verge de la Mercé.
Nova Torredembarra
Comtes De Santa Coloma 17-25, 43830 Tarragona, Spain
Nova Torredembarra
Tarragona, 4.5 km from Roda de Bara Comtes De Santa Coloma 17-25 see on map
Las Palmeras
Passeig Marìtim, 23, 43880 Coma Ruga, Spain
Las Palmeras
Coma Ruga, 5.2 km from Roda de Bara Passeig Marìtim, 23 see on map
Accommodation facilities
- Bar/Café
- Money Exchange
- Garden/Terrace
Pintor Fortuny
Pintor Fortuny 39, 43839 Creixell, Spain
Pintor Fortuny
Creixell, 3 km from Roda de Bara Pintor Fortuny 39 see on map
Visit Roda de BaraEnjoy your stay in Roda de Bara. Make your visit to Roda de Bara an unforgettable experience by staying in the hotel you deserve. Still don´t know where to stay? At Destinia we offer you a wide variety of hotels in Roda de Bara, Spain, so you can choose the one that´s right for you, depending on your expectations and your budget. There are numerous hotels in Roda de Bara that are ideal for a business trip, a family holiday, a weekend getaway or an outing with friends in Roda de Bara. No matter the reason for your trip, at Destinia, you´ll find the greatest variety of hotels and hostels, always at the best prices, guaranteed. Are you looking for a deluxe hotel in Roda de Bara city centre with a spa, Internet access or a pool? Perhaps a hotel that accepts pets or that has a child-care centre? We have that, too. Why not give our hotel finder a try? It´s quick, simple and the most effective way to find the best lodging in this part of Spain. Whether you need a single-occupancy room, double-occupancy room or even a suite, with Destinia´s search engine, you´ll always find the best deals, so all you´ll have to worry about is packing your bags and enjoying your trip to Roda de Bara.
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