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North American Course Racing Continentals and US Nationals dates set
'kiteboarding' KPWT/ Carlos Delicado © The dates for the 2009 United States Wind & Water Open (WW09) have been set, and not only has the event expanded in length, it's expanded in stature. This year's event will be ...Read More »
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Win a 2009 Liquid Force HiFi Freestyle Kite
That's Right!! Someone is going to win an all new 2009 Liquid Force HiFi Hybrid 5th Line Freestyle Kite- Size of their choice!! Why would we do this?! Well the HiFi is one of the best freestyle products at Liquid ...Read More »
New Record Attempt in Kiteboarding
HUGE seas, extreme fatigue and speeds of up to 35mph. These are just some of the challenges a Winchester man will face as he aims to set a new world record in kitesurfing endurance across the English Channel. Ashley Overton ...Read More »
2008 Montana Snowkite Rodeo
2009 SLINGSHOT RPM V-blog from SLINGSHOT SPORTS on Vimeo.Read More »
Why Kiteboarding is Classified as an Extreme Sport
An Ottertail man, Mark Johnson, who was severely injured in a kite boarding accident Saturday afternoon on Otter Tail Lake, is recovering after being taken by ambulance to the Hennepin County Medical Center (HCMC) in Minneapolis. Johnson, 55, suffered a ...Read More »
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2009 Jupiter Kiteboarding Invasion – Invaded by Strapless Riders!
On January 31, the 6th Annual Jupiter Kiteboarding Invasion went off in great conditions. North winds from a cold front that came through late Friday afternoon brought 20 – 25 knots and a nice little swell with waist to overhead ...Read More »
PKRA will have a 2009 World Tour schedule
The PKRA 2009 World Tour Schedule will be published on February 10th. The information has been confirmed in the Professional Kiteboard Riders Association website. Which means that the kiteboarding scene will still have two world circuits – PKRA and KPWT ...Read More »
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Alberta Winter Kite Festival Feb 7+8 Cooking Lake
It is going to be a blast this year…more and more kiters will be attending…so those of you …thinking of kiting…and wanting to check it out…you will never see more kites on snow in any one place at one time ...Read More »
ASNews podcast: F-one's Delta patent, Firewire deal and 2009 Line Up
Podcast #138: This week, our guest on the ASNews.net and The Kiteboarder podcast is kiteboarding pioneer and the founder of F-One, Raphael Salles. A former pro windsurfer, Raphael saw the light when kiteboarding was in its infancy and started one ...Read More »


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A piece ran in the NYT recently, in the Fashion & Style section, no less, which seems odd. What isn't considered fashion?
In any case, Saying No to College. Wow, what a concept. In Russia, college says no to you. Anyone?
I get it. And to some extent, I'm on both sides of the fence. As a faculty member at a public university, I want people to go to college so that I can stay employed. I want more state funding to go to higher ed. But I also understand that this obsessive push for college readiness is misguided. Not everyone should go, we shouldn't propagandize college for children as young as seven, and I can only assume that universal college participation is going to line the pockets of major online operators, who happen to largely run the USDE right now.
But this article oozes with white male privilege. I don't want to burst anyone's Internet bubble, that's been done for me: not everyone wants to be an entrepreneur or be the next Zuckerberg or whatever. Some people just want to get a paycheck to pay the bills so they can afford to do whatever the hell they like. And this doesn't mean working a McJob. There're numerous highly skilled and well-respected positions that are J-O-B-S. That's it. Not everyone really cares about finding their life's calling. They'll work a steady job, or not, so they can go skiing on evenings and weekends.
So if you decide college isn't for you, the message here is, well, you can always build an internet start-up. That's it? Our heroes in this regard are Gates, Jobs, and Zuckerberg, all white men in the tech industry, which also happens to be more open to white males anyway.
I don't mean to push the racial or gender issue here. These are my initial reactions and I'd have to think about this more to get a real handle on their significance. And one person mentioned in the article isn't white, at the very least, but I'd be willing to argue that he's of a certain economic class. Ultimately, not everyone has the means or access to treat the world as his or her own classroom. Hell, not everyone even has the desire, they're not self-interested or self-important hacks who use volunteering as a means for social-climbing, and not an end in and of itself.
This article, even though it does profile one young woman, is a self-aggrandizing handjob for the tech industry, for those who work the TED circuit, and pat themselves on the back for programming an App. Not everyone's going to play for the NBA, not everyone will invent the next big thing to steal our private information. The rest will end up on farm teams in Moldova with bad knees or in the basement of some IT firm updating bank software for the 2000 switch.
We live in a pretty messed up world where you have certain privileges to even attend college, and you must possess certain privileges to even reject it. Here's the sad, cruel joke we play in our so-called meritocracy. Take your average low income individual. We pump them full of hype, name their classroom Princeton, and they have a small chance in Hell of getting into a place like Princeton. If they do, they're so hopelessly out of place, in over their heads, that college is a traumatic experience. If they reject college, then there's something wrong with them. "What gives, person of color? You're from the streets, you have a young TFA person to inspire you? We can lead a horse to water I guess, but why won't you drink?" Then, some young white amateur programmer "rejects" college and now he's some kind of folk hero, sticking it to the man by going off and doing what millions of other little programmers are doing: selling their souls to Apple on the App market.
Well played.

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A Roundtable Discussion on Charlie Hebdo, Satire, and Freedom of Expression January 30th, 2015. At this roundtable, the January 13 attack on Charlie Hebdo in Paris will be discussed in it's past, present, and future context and implications. How can these events be understood from a geopolitical viewpoint? What are the different cultural perspectives (French, Arab, American) on the events?
Henrik Bohlin, "From Equal Access to Marketization: Swedish Higher Education Reform since 1993" May 9, 2014. Henrik Bohlin is a professor at Södertön University College in Sweden. Co-sponsored by Scandinavian Studies, the Center for European Studies, Educational Policy Studies, the School of Education Global Education Committee and the Wisconsin Center for Education Research.
Daniel Maximin, "Geopolitics of the Caribbean: Francophone Writers in Dialogues with their Anglophone and Hispanophone Counterparts" April 28, 2014. Daniel Maximin is a Guadaloupean poet, novelist and essayist. Co-sponsored by the Center for Interdisciplinary French Studiese, LACIS, and CES with generous support from la Maison Française.
Patricia Gaborik, "Mussolini, Man of Theatre" April 18, 2014. Patricia Gaborik is a theatre historian and playwright based in Rome, Italy. Sponsored by the Center for European Studies and the Department of French and Italian.
Fred Gardaphé, "Remember to 'Fuggetaboutit': The Italian American Gangster in Fact and Fiction" April 14, 2014. Fred Gardaphé is Distinguished Professor of English and Italian American Studies at Queens College/CUNY and the John D. Calandra Italian American Institute. Sponsored by CES and Department of French and Italian.
Victoria Thompson, "The Parisian Royal Plaza as Revolutionary Public Space" April 10, 2014. Victoria Thompson is Associate Professor at Arizona State University. Co-sponsored by CES and the Department of History.
Jacques Bidet, "A Critical History of Socio-Political Modernity: Marx, Foucault, and the Project of Human Emancipation" April 8, 2014. Jacques Bidet is Professor Emeritus at the University of Paris X-Nanterre. Funding courtesy of the Kemper Knapp Bequest Fund, University Lectures Committee, Goldberg Center, Geography Department, Department of European Languages and Literature, Department of History, Center for European Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison Institute for Research in the Humanities and the Havens Center.
George Ross, "What Might the Eurozone Crisis Mean for the Future of the European Union" March 31, 2014. Ad personam Chaire Jean Monnet at the University of Montreal-McGill Center for Excellence on the European Union, Canada. Sponsored by CES and EUCE.
Emine Sevgi Özdamar, "An Afternoon with DAAD Poetics Chair Emine Sevgi Özdamar" March 13, 2014. Turkish-German author, DAAD writer in residence at NYU/ Deutsches Haus in Spring 2014. Co-sponsored by CES, CGES and the Department of German.
Rafaela Dancygier, "Why are Immigrants Underrepresented in Politics? Evidence from Sweden". March 6, 2014. Rafaela Dancygier is Assistant Professor of Politics and Public and International Affairs at Princeton University. This Lecture is part of the Comparative Politics Colloquium. Sponsored by CES, EUCE and the Political Science Department.
Luis Nuno Rodrigues, "Europe and the transition to democracy in Portugal: an assessment 40 years later." February 20, 2014.
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Public lecture with Orhan Pamuk. December 2, 2013. Orhan Pamuk is a Turkish novelist, screenwriter, academic and recipient of the 2006 Nobel Prize in Literature. Sponsored by Center for the Humanities and Distinguished Lecture Series.
Abdellah Taia, "R/Evolutions: Queer Changes in the Arab World" November 22, 2013. Sponsored by CES, co-sponsored by the Department of French and Italian, the Lectures Committee, Center for Interdisciplinary French Studies and the African Studies Program.
Videoconference: "Conversations on Europe: France as a Global Leader" November 21, 2013. Hosted by the European Union Center of Excellence (University of Wisconsin), Middle East Studies Program (University of Wisconsin), EUCE (University of Pittsburgh) and European Studies Center (University of Pittsburgh).
Ambassador Vale de Almeida, "TTIP: Taking the EU-US Partnership to the Next Level" November 19, 2013.
Ambassador João Vale de Almeida, who heads the European Union delegation to the United States, gave a free, public lecture on "TTIP: Taking the EU-US Partnership to the Next Level," on the University of Wisconsin–Madison campus. Described as the largest trade agreement of all time, the TTIP (Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership) is currently being negotiated between the European Union and the United States. Sponsored by EUCE, co-sponsored by the Division of International Studies.
Consul General Aidan Cronin (Republic of Ireland), "Building Momentum-- Ireland, the EU and the US" November 15, 2013.
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Ambassador Ian Kelly, "The US, Russia, and the East-West Divide" November 12, 2013.
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CGES Environmental Futures film festival: Tales from Planet Earth.
November 1-3, 2013.
Fourth annual free festival of environmental film. The theme for this year was "Futures," exploring environmental visions of the future -- both hopeful and cautionary, current and historical, documentary and narrative -- and the ways our actions knowingly and inadvertently contribute to different future directions for the planet. For more information: http://www.nelson.wisc.edu/tales/wifilm.html Sponsored by CGES, Cinematheque and the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies.
Videoconference: "Does Turkey have a European Future?"
October 22, 2013.
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Videoconference: "The German Elections: Outcomes and Impacts" September 26, 2013.
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|Wisconsin Film Festival Film Screening and World Cinema Day, "Le tableu" (The Painting),(Director: Jean-Francois Laguionie, France, 2011) April 11, 2013.
In an artist's studio the subjects of seemingly forgotten paintings live out their lives within strict social orders. "Allduns" rule over "halfsies" and "sketchies" until a few of them fall out of the painting to discover worlds beyond the frame. Introduction and post-film discussion led by French cinema expert Kelley Conway, Professor of Communication Arts. World Cinema Day is co-sponsored by the Wisconsin Film Festival and the Wisconsin International Outreach Consortium.
Dr. Helena Kane Finn, "Public Diplomacy: Not All Cocktails and Laughter," October 18, 2012.
This talk was part of the event "Careers in the Diplomatic Corps." Dr. Helena Kane Finn Dr. Helena Kane Finn has been Vice President and Director of Programs at the American Council on Germany since September 2010. A career diplomat of the Department of State, she served as Minister-Counselor for Public Affairs at the U.S. Embassy in Berlin (2007-2010) and as Counselor for Public Affairs at the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv (2003-2007). She has been the Cyrus Vance Fellow in Diplomatic Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York (2002-2003). This event was sponsored by the Madison Eric M. Warburg Chapter of the American Council on Germany and the Center for German and European Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Co-sponsored by the European Union Center of Excellence and the Center for European Studies. For Badger Herald article, click here.
Global Education Summit February 24, 2012
The Global Education Summit aimed to bring together advocates from the business and education communities, as well as others, to explore concrete ways to collectively advance and promote international education in Wisconsin schools and communities.
|Film Screening: Four Adventures of Reinette & Mirabelle (4 Aventures de Reinette et Mirabelle) February 10, 2012 (Director: Eric Rohmer, France, 1987)
In four episodes, Rohmer tells of a young woman from the country who befriends a city girl and moves in with her in Paris. Eschewing plot and allowing his talented and charming cast to improvise, Rohmer nonetheless makes a strong impresion with his attention to detail and characters.
Symposium: "The Role of Public and Private Regulation in Detecting and Responding to Foodborne Disease Outbreaks" November 21, 2011. This event is co-sponsored by European Union Center of Excellence, Center for European Studies, Center for World Affairs and the Global Economy, Center for Human Performance and Risk Analysis, Food Research Institute, and the Renk Endowed Laboratory for Food Safety.
Managing Import Safety, a collaborative project funded by the Center for World Affairs and the Global Economy (WAGE), examines market, regulatory, and hybrid approaches to preventing and detecting economic adulteration and accidental contamination of the food supply. In this final event, our multidisciplinary project team proposes to evaluate and compare the current systems for detecting and responding to foodborne outbreaks in the U.S. and the European Union. In the context of recent, produce-related foodborne outbreaks in the EU and the US, we will examine and compare the respective approaches, assessing challenges in surveillance, detection, trace-back and identification of a contaminated food item. Finally, we will consider lessons learned from recent outbreaks by examining issues of public health, responsibilities of industry, and comparisons of regulatory frameworks.
The 2011 International Meeting of The American Conference for Irish Studies: March 30 - April 2, 2011. The conference welcomes papers on all topics and aspects of Irish studies, including history, literature, language, culture, and arts, and encourages paper submissions considering the notions of the "global" and the "local" in Irish Studies.
While the recent "Celtic Tiger" boom and bust made glaringly apparent the impact of globalization on Irish history and culture in contemporary times, the tension between global and local perspectives has informed Irish and Irish diaspora cultures for centuries. This tension also informs Irish Studies research, which has increasingly adopted interdisciplinary approaches to examine the Irish experience in the context of wider cultural, theoretical and geographical networks. The 2011 conference invites members to consider the impact of these approaches on Irish Studies research, as well as on the concept of Irish Studies as an academic field.
Film Showing: The Strange Case of Angelica (O Estranho Caso de Angélica, 2010). Friday, January 28 2011. 7:00pm. This film takes place in 1950's Portugal, in the city of Porto. A young photographer is hired by the wealthy parents of a recently deceased girl to take her deathbed pictures. To his surprise, the young girl still appears alive and animate in his pictures. He immediately falls in love, causing him hardship and struggle as he contemplates his own mortality.
Wisconsin Film Festival Screening and World Cinema Day: Football Under Cover April 3, 2009
(Germany, 2008: in German, Persian and English with English subtitles) Fooball Under Cover is a film that documents the efforts of both the Iranian and German teams to cross cultural and national borders to play the match of a lifetime. After watching the film, students met one of the directors, David Assmann, from Berlin, Germany. For full decription of the event, click here.
Listen to David Assmann on WPR's "Here on Earth: Radio Without Borders" with Jean Feraca.
Listen to David Assmann on WPR's "To the Best of our Knowledge" (Program: Iran After The Revolution).
Listen to David Assmann on WORT's "8 O'Clock Buzz" (Friday, April 3, 2009).
Wisconsin Film Festival Screening and World Cinema Day: Football Under Cover April 3, 2009
Listen to David Assmann on WPR's "Here on Earth: Radio Without Borders" with Jean Feraca.
Listen to David Assmann on WPR's "To the Best of our Knowledge" (Program: Iran After The Revolution).
Listen to David Assmann on WORT's "8 O'Clock Buzz" (Friday, April 3, 2009).


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Pompey, NY -- Route 91 between Bush and Hamilton roads will be closed to all traffic this morning after a crash left one man dead, Onondaga sheriff's deputies said.
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This is in the best of the Russian Clown Circus tradition and executed flawlessly by Teatr Licedei. The actors have all applied their technique beautifully in sync. The company proceeds slowly enough for the audience to catch up but it is a whirlwind adventure of a typical family.
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NFL Network Stinks
May 21, 2009 - Chris Masse
Were you excited when the NFL Network started up?
I know I was. I am a football junkie who would choose NFL Films and classic NFL games over anything else television, internet or cinema has to offer.
Unfortunately, just like ESPN Classic (which is now nothing more than ESPN 3 or ESPN Boxing/Poker/Billiards/Bowling/none of the favorite sports most people enjoy the most), the NFL Network has dropped the ball and seemingly done everything it can to annoy its viewers.
In a recent commerical in which it pats itself on the back, the NFL Network brags about how it has "access to 40 years of NFL Films and thousands of games." That is true so here is my novel idea...
Show them!
Instead of using this awesome arsenal at its disposal, the NFL Network subjects its viewers to eight or more hours of the same of NFL Total Access show. Do we really need to hear the same news repeated for eight straight hours...especially in the offseason? No. Show it once in mid-evening and once around midnight and that suffices.
When Total Access is not on for the 50th straight time, NFL Network usually forces the same old âTop 10ã shows they are so proud of or the same "NFL Follies" episodes over and over and over again. NFL Films also created a series called "Lost Treasures" around the turn of the century consisting of about 10 or so episodes...and they replay these over and over and over and over and over and over...you get the idea.
Think about the miles and miles of NFL Films this network has at its disposal and yet they show the same tired programs over and over, robbing the true NFL junkie of what he craves the most.
Speaking of what the junkies yearns for, the thousands of games this network brags about having? At most they usually show one from the past in its entirety per week. And even then itás often the same games they have shown repeatedly. For example, this week they are showing the 1993 Giants-Cowboys season finale. Great game, great storyline, but one problem. They showed it just a short while back. They do this often, so much so that one wonders if the NFL Network thinks there are only about 10 classic games in NFL history.
And who is the one dubbing some of these selections as classics? On the table for next week? The Cowboys trouncing the Bills, 52-17 in Super Bowl XXVII. Wow, what a thriller that one was! Whatás next, Super Bowl XXIV in which the 49ERS humiliated the Broncos, 55-10 as the Classic of the Week?
Now here's something that really will bend your mind. Even though this is the NFL Network they show college and high school games at times. You are the N-F-L Network! And donát try to tell me, "well these guys might be pros one day." That's all well and fineäbut they aren't right now. If you are going to call yourself the NFL Network then you canát be showing non-NFL related games or shows. That defeats the entire purpose of calling yourself the NFL Network.
This is ridiculous. NFL fans deserve better. The NFL Network is taking our money then laughing at us as they show the same tired programming. Let your voices be heard and go to the NFL Networkás web site and demand them to change their ways and become a truly fan-friendly network. Email Roger Goodell while youáre at it. The commissioner is big on disciplining players or teams that donát comply with personal conduct policies. Well, Mr. Commissioner your NFL Network steals money from the public every day without giving them the programming they desire so maybe you should punish it.
Here's my suggestion for their punishment: Make their programmers actually do some work, comb the miles of NFL Films and games they have at their disposal and make them show it throughout the week. What a concept, huh? The NFL Network actually showing an array of NFL films and games.
Thatás the kind of change your network needs, Mr. Commissioner.
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(Vs. 3) Blessed are the poor in spirit--those who feel the destitution of losing their connection to God. The emptiness of self holds the secret to being filled with God.
(Vs. 4) Blessed are those who mourn--those who take their broken hearts to God. It's from inside their mortal pain that they will discover the strength of God's eternal embrace.
(Vs. 5) Blessed are the meek--those who recognize their own humanness and shortcomings, even as they deal with the shortcomings of others. They will be given the earth to savor, because they have gotten out of their own way.
(Vs. 6) Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness-those who will not gorge themselves on the garbage of greed, but only have an appetite for God's love feast. They will be satisfied.
(Vs. 7) Blessed are the merciful--those who forgive as they have been forgiven. As they stretch to offer grace, they expand their capacity to receive grace.
(Vs. 8) Blessed are the pure in heart--those who have allowed life's refining fire to burn away every selfish fear and cloying attachment. They will see God in everything.
(Vs. 9) Blessed are the peacemakers--those who boldly carry all-embracing love into the midst of the world's hostilities. They are truly God's sons and daughters.
(Vs. 10) Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness' sake-those who courageously shake the foundations of Fear's strongholds with the radical demands of Spirit, unprotected by the armor or weapons of Fear. God's new order is coming to earth through them!
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I love this bag, it created a desire to own all the accessories that match it, so you made more than one sale.I had been looking for an organizer bag...Read complete review
I love this bag, it created a desire to own all the accessories that match it, so you made more than one sale.I had been looking for an organizer bag with "hobo" handles because I hate the longer type straps of the usual organizer. These handles are practically perfect, except that one of them wants to slip off my shoulder (and my shoulders are pretty square). So some mechanism to keep the two handles together? I suggest a second magnet set for the top curve of the handles.The ID wallet fits one of the pockets of the two-zip compartment, especially now that the bag is a little more "broken in." I also own the matching red pebble checkbook case and eyeglass case. Why not create some pockets just for them, and maybe a makeup case with plastic liner.Would suggest in version #2 that you design some pockets particularly for accessories. Some card slots would be appreciated. Also, some little brass feet on the bottom to protect the leather.I'm not a fan or purchaser of many handbags because I desire function above all. This one replaced one I carried for five years.I'm enjoying all the beautiful matched leather, and am hoping for more accessories to match. How about a case for the new "Nook" electronic ebook reader?I'm looking forward to the little mini keychain purse to come in stock!
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I just received this bag. Beautiful in every aspect but one - it tips over every time I set it down. Have others experienced this? is it the way it is designed or...Read complete review
I just received this bag. Beautiful in every aspect but one - it tips over every time I set it down. Have others experienced this? is it the way it is designed or did I happen to get a defective bag? Frustrating to have to think about heavily loading one section in order to keep it upright.
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By PCH00
from Atlanta
The perfect bag for business travel. Allows me to carry one bag instead of a laptop bag and a purse. iPad and essentials fit nicely inside. Outside pocket allows for easy access to boarding pass and cell phone.Small enough in size so it is not overwhelming. I agree with the review below that it does not stand up on its own, no matter what is inside or how it is distributed. That's aggravating, but I still would highly recommend this bag.
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Beautiful bag
By juliew
from Seattle, WA
This is a great bag: organized, attractive, high-quality. The large zip pocket inside is my favorite feature: it's a perfect size for my iPad and wallet. And the outer zip pocket is great for my phone & keys, pens and a notepad.The only thing I would change (very slightly) is to make the bag maybe a half an inch wider.But it's a fantastic bag! If Levenger makes it in blue or green, I know I'll end up buying a second one.
So great I bought another!
By Mommyo
from Cleveland, OH
Finally, I can carry my business and personal life in one bag. The outside zip compartment serves as my wallet and fits my cell phone, credit cards, cash, bluetooth, business cards and keys. The inside is perfect for a full sized 8 1/2 x 11 pad. Best of all - MY IPAD FITS IN THE MIDDLE ZIPPERED POCKET! Hurrah, hurrah!Loved the red one so much, I bought a black one too!
Tomato Color
By DLENM
from nm
This is a very well made and well organized bag. I am not to happy with the bright tomato color! I am keeping it for summer next year but was very disappointed that it was much lighter in color than appears in catalog and online. Also it is a little tall when used on the shoulder.But great workmanship.
By josephine
from Minnesota
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Merchant response: Thank you for your comments; I have submitted them to our Product Development and Design Team for further review. I viewed the Majorca Tote we have on display and it stands up fine as long as the weight distribution is not heavier on the outside zippered section. I will be happy to communicate with you about some other options. Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
Pefect for Petites
By Ashe
from North Carolina
I'm petite and have had a very hard time finding bags that do not over power my small frame . After looking for a year, I finally found this bag--and it is perfect! It has enough storage pockets, is big enough to carry an Ipad, looks professional, and is not too heavy. Many bags look great in photos or in a store but look ridiculous on a small person. This bag has it all--good organization and style and just the right size.
Great bag for busy woman
By Evie
from Overland Park, KS
A great bag for someone who likes to be organized and likes to be able to find things easily. There is a pocket for everything and also secure areas. Love that you can put file folders (standing up) in the bag so there is no need to carry both a bag and briefcase into a meeting.
This is a must have
By totesalot
from Portland, OR
Truly as good looking as my much, much more expensive bags. Great organizer without looking like an old lady bag. I get compliments from all ages. I have it in teal and am buying it in lilac. I wish it were offered in more trendy colors. It is intelligently designed. You can't see well from the pictures but, in addition to the front organizer panel compartment, it has three full depth and length inner compartments, as well. Because of the wrap-around zippers and the gussets, you can get a snack and a water bottle in it. An iPad or a kindle is a snap. I carry files and books, too. Yet unloaded, it is slim and tailored looking. The light-colored lining makes finding your things easy. I love big bags, but digging for what I need is a nightmare. Not so with this bag. My only construction complaint is that it should have feet to prevent scuffing. Come on Levenger, you are one step from perfection!
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By JudyW
from Southern California
I find myself using this tote every day. I enjoy carrying my smaller purses and put my organizer, keys and other daily carries for my work in my tote. It is made very well and can with stand daily use. Stylish looking too.I highly recommend!
fashionable, but limited functionality
By writertrainer
from Oklahoma
The color is very rich, and the shoulder straps are the right length. The leather quality is outstanding. It comes in a cloth bag to protect it, and the front zipper section comes with key ring, pen slot, and cell phone holder. That section is huge, so they should have put in credit card slots so you don't need a separate wallet. I was hoping to use this to attend job interviews, but it's too small for what I need, yet almost too big to use for a regular purse. I think I'm going to give this to my mother for Mother's Day for when she goes on cruises and might want a larger but fancier bag.
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American Airlines, Vail and Beaver Creek Resorts Launch the Other Side of Vail and Beaver Creek Sweepstakes
FORT WORTH, Texas, Dec. 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- American Airlines is pleased to help customers travel in style this ski season with the Other Side of Vail and Beaver Creek sweepstakes, showcasing three great opportunities for winners and their guests to enjoy the Vail and Beaver Creek complete resort experience.
Running now through Jan. 15, 2010, the Other Side of Vail and Beaver Creek sweepstakes will feature three events in Vail and Beaver Creek, Colo. One grand-prize winner will get the opportunity to attend all three events with three guests, while three first-prize winners will each get to go to one of the events with a guest. Customers may enter for a chance to win by registering online at www.aa.com/vaileventspromo.
American Airlines provides customers with convenient flights to Vail and Beaver Creek via Eagle County airport (EGE), including service from Chicago, Dallas/Fort Worth, Los Angeles, Miami, and New York's LaGuardia and Kennedy airports. Vail and Beaver Creek offer travelers world-class skiing, shops, restaurants and a myriad of other attractions.
"American Airlines is proud to serve the Eagle County airport where our customers are able to touch down and be in Vail and Beaver Creek enjoying the mountains in no time," said Derek DeCross, American's Managing Director - Interactive Marketing. "AA.com is pleased to present the Other Side of Vail and Beaver Creek sweepstakes to our customers, which is a great way to make the most of this ski season."
Featured events for the sweepstakes include:
- The "Master Chef Classic" presented by Bon Appetit, featuring a chef competition and Grand tasting, held on Beaver Creek Mountain.
- "Carnivail," which celebrates Fat Tuesday with a studded parade, crawfish boil, and concerts on Vail Mountain.
- The "Spring Back to Vail" event - the last big party of the season - with the World Championships of Pond Skimming and concerts on Vail Mountain.
- The Other Side of Vail and Beaver Creek sweepstakes grand prize winner will win a trip for four to all three events and three first prize winners will win a trip for two to one event. Each trip includes:
- Enough AAdvantage® miles for round trip domestic tickets
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LISBON - A woman accused of involvement in multiple thefts from the Walmart in Salem was sentenced in Columbiana County Municipal Court to 180 days in jail on some of the misdemeanor charges.
Jordan A. Flaker, 23, Lake Park, Sebring, was sentenced to 180 days in jail and fined $550 for theft, criminal trespassing and complicity to commit theft. According to court documents, on April 18 at the Salem Walmart, Flaker placed $652 in merchandise in a shopping cart and attempted to leave the store without paying. Additionally, on Aug. 17 she reportedly was involved in the theft of a television, also from the Salem Walmart, where she had previously been told not to return.
Prior to sentencing Assistant County Prosecutor Don Humphrey Jr. noted Flaker's "pattern of behavior is of great concern" to the state. Humphrey noted while she was out on bond from one charge, she was charged with another and also had a felony methamphetamine-related charge in Mahoning County.
She is also charged with a pending felony theft in Columbiana County Common Pleas Court where she is accused depriving the Walmart in Salem of miscellaneous television sets, a theater system, a flame helmet and a can opener between April 5 and April 18.
Defense Attorney Eric Kibler argued the meth charge was reduced from a felony to a misdemeanor and asked for some time for Flaker to get her affairs in order before she goes to jail. About 30 days after she is scheduled to begin her jail sentence, a review hearing was set.
Todd A. Shaffer, 35, West North Avenue, East Palestine, was fined $705, had his license suspended for 180 days and ordered to attend a three-day counseling program for OVI first offense and left of center.
John Reinhart, 41, state Route 170, East Palestine, was fined $705, had his license suspended for 180 days and ordered to attend a three-day counseling program for OVI first offense and left of center.
Christine I. Scott, 58, Alice Street, East Palestine, was fined $250 and required 20 hours community service for failure to reinstate a license.
A Nov. 21 pretrial was set for Allen M. Moff, 23, Randolph, cited with assault for allegedly injuring Corey Rabquer giving him contusions to both eyes, swelling to his nose and a bump on his head on Oct. 17.
A Dec. 16 pretrial was set for Adam M. Rendziniak, 24, Sherman Street, Lisbon, cited with driving under FRA suspension.
A Dec. 17 pretrial was set for Holly E. Mize, 29, South Range Road, Salem, cited with marked lanes.
A Dec. 23 pretrial was set for Nicholas J. Guy, 24, Hoffman Court, East Liverpool, cited with speeding and two counts driving under suspension.
A Jan. 2 pretrial was set for Lindsey R. Willard, 25, Lexington Avenue, Salem, cited with hit skip/leave scene and driving under suspension.
A Jan. 9 pretrial was set for Elliot D. Crank, 18, East State Street, Salem, cited with underage consumption, after police attempted to stop a vehicle in the 500 block of Benton Road at 2:40 a.m. Nov. 9 and the driver responded by pulling into a driveway and fleeing. Crank reportedly remained behind in the vehicle and allegedly was found to be intoxicated.
A Jan. 14 pretrial was set for Jared L. Barton, 19, Ridgewood Drive, Salem, cited with underage consumption after police were called to a party at a Main Street home at 1:30 a.m. Nov. 9 where numerous people were reportedly standing around holding open containers of alcohol.
A Jan. 14 pretrial was set for Doroty A. Collins, 47, Youngstown, cited with speeding.


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By Jessi Loerch Herald Writer
Enjoying a leisurely Sunday breakfast is one of life's great pleasures. I love to settle in at a restaurant with a cup of coffee and enjoy a relaxed meal. This Sunday ritual is a great time for conversation, to reconnect with the people you care about after a busy week.
So, on a recent Sunday, I was happy to settle in at Crystal Creek Cafe in Bothell with my husband and daughter.
The place was hopping, with several groups already waiting for tables when we arrived. After a short wait, we settled in at our table with our coffees and perused the menu. The menu did not disappoint. We found all the usual breakfast favorites, various combinations of bacon, eggs and the like. They also offer some more unusual breakfast items, and we had a hard time deciding what we wanted.
My husband chose the bacon potato pancakes ($9.99 or $6.99 half order), which were the star of the meal. The pancakes were made with grated potatoes combined with egg, bacon, green onions and cheese, served with apple sauce and sour cream on the side.
I could eat these every day. They were just the right amount crisp. The bacon in them was also still nicely crisp. The flavor was spot on. They tasted good with either the sour cream or the apple sauce.
My husband ordered a full order, and it was a very generous serving. Usually I would say it would be enough to share, but these are so good, you would have to be a generous person to share them.
After the perfection of the potato pancakes, my banana pecan waffle ($7.59) was a letdown. There were a few scant slices of banana on top, along with a meager sprinkling of pecan. The stingy portions aside, the waffle itself was good. It was just crisp enough to stand up to a generous portion of syrup without getting soggy.
For my 1½-year-old daughter, I ordered a kid-size bowl of oatmeal ($5.29). I'm fussy about oatmeal, and this certainly passed my test. It was properly cooked; oatmeal is so often cooked until it's just mush. This was great with a bit of butter, sugar and milk.
As my daughter pretty much just ate all of the raisins, I was able to steal much of her oatmeal without guilt. The oatmeal came with a biscuit, which also was delicious. It was huge, soft and fluffy. I enjoyed it greatly with some jam and butter. It also passed the toddler test.
The only detriment to our meal was the service. While I did say I enjoy a leisurely breakfast, this was a bit too leisurely. We had time to peruse the menu repeatedly, make a decision, chat for awhile and get impatient before we saw any sign of our waitress.
When she did show up, she was friendly, as were all of the staff members we came across. However, after it took a long time for her to take our order, it also was a long wait before we got our food.
As we were about two-thirds through our meal, she came by asking if we needed anything. We asked for coffee and then asked again the next time we saw her. We never did get another cup of coffee before we left.
The slow service was less annoying than it could have been because the restaurant feels like a place you linger. As we chatted, we were surrounded by a pleasant buzz of people, many of them families, talking and laughing.
While the service was a bit frustrating, we did really enjoy our meal. I'd be happy to recommend their breakfasts, I would just recommend you go when you have lots of time to be leisurely.
Crystal Creek Cafe
22620 Bothell-Everett Highway, Bothell; 425-486-7781; www.cafesinc.com.
Specialty: American.
Hours: 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.Monday through Saturday; 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday.
Vegetarian options: Many.


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When Doug (Scott), the straight-arrow assistant manager of a Chicago-area branch of supermarket giant Donaldson's, learns the chain will soon open a new store in his neighborhood, he's convinced he'll be named its manager. This pleases his affectionate wife (Jenna Fischer) no end, and they make plans to buy a house.
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The interview process proceeds, and the men commence a mild friendship while also revealing personality problems that might, in the view of the company's board, diminish their chances for the big job. Doug, for example, deals unsatisfactorily with rude black teenagers who hang out in the store parking lot.
Richard's sociability, meanwhile, is quickly clouded by his struggles to keep his substance abuse in the past. His Scottish wife soon leaves with their daughter, bringing his unsettling weirdness more out in the open.
It's hard to know what Conrad wants the audience to feel about these central characters. On the one hand, they are just regular Joes struggling to make the grade in a highly regimented and impersonal corporate climate, and can be extended sympathy as such. On the other, however, Doug and Richard are both endowed with such worrisome flaws that it's highly questionable whether either of them is qualified to run a big store.
Conrad's grip on the film's style is as uncertain as his intent. Conspicuously bland-looking — color schemes are unattractive, and Conrad does nothing to justify shooting in widescreen — the pic never finds an attitudinal groove or any sense of pace to whisk the viewer through the brief running time. When "The Promotion" eventually reveals its parallels to "Happyness," it becomes depressingly apparent how the entire enterprise has fallen short of its muddled ambitions.
Scott, in particular, seems hamstrung by his straight-and-narrow character, his natural exuberance and talent for lunacy stifled at every turn. Reilly's Richard at least has some subtext and backstory to work with, but the character is such a lost puppy one can only shudder for the life prospects of his unaccountably forgiving wife, as well as for his daughter.
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Chestnut SoupAngie McGowan
When most people think of chestnuts, they think of roasting them over an open fire at the holidays, but did you also know you can make a delicious soup out of them? I first got the idea for this soup while we were out to our first family movie at the theater. The day after Thanksgiving, we took our 3 year old son to see the movie Tangled in 3-D. He was so still through the whole movie, he was enthralled with the 3-D effects and the excitement. In the movie, Rapunzel's evil mother Gothel, tells her she is going to make her chestnut soup. I thought it would be fun to create a chestnut soup, the same as in the movie Tangled, for my son. I flavored the soup with winter spices, which made it taste rich and comforting. I added allspice, cloves and a little nutmeg. I finished the soup with a little cream to make it extra special.
Chestnut Soup Recipe
1 lb. chestnuts, scoured, boiled and shelled
3 stalks celery, chopped
1 leek, chopped
2 medium carrots, chopped
2 quarts chicken stock
1 teaspoon dried thyme
1 teaspoon dried tarragon
1 allspice berry, crushed
2 cloves, crushed
a dash of nutmeg
1 cup cream or milk
olive oil
1. First take chestnuts and with a sharp knife, place an x or one large slash through the skin. Then place chestnuts in your soup pot. Fill pot with enough water to cover and bring to a boil. Boil for 3 minutes and remove from heat. Remove their shells.
2. Preheat large soup pot. Drizzle with olive oil. Add celery, leek and carrots. Saute until softened. Add chicken stock, thyme, tarragon, allspice, cloves, nutmeg and chestnuts. Bring to a boil and simmer for 30 – 40 minutes.
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1 jar (7 oz.) marshmallow creme
1 c. each strawberry slices and blueberries
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2 pints strawberries
1 package frozen (10.75 oz.) Pound Cake, thawed, cut into 10 slices
1 1/3 c. blueberries, divided
1 tub (12 oz.) whipped topping, thawed
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1 Tbsp. prepared yellow mustard
4 tsp. brown sugar, packed
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1 c. coarsely chopped onion
2 Tbsp. vegetable oil
1 medium zucchini, cut in half lengthwise and sliced
1 medium-size red or green bell pepper, cut in 1-inch pieces
1/3 c. chopped fresh parsley
Cook pasta according to package directions, omitting salt. Meanwhile, blend next 3 ingredients and cut beef into 1/2-inch pieces; set aside. Drain pasta; rinse and drain well. Turn out into large serving bowl; cover. Sauté onion in hot oil in large skillet over medium-high heat 1 minute. Stir in zucchini and bell pepper; cook 2 to 3 minutes until vegetables are tender, yet crisp. Remove from heat; stir in parsley and soy sauce mixture. Add to pasta with beef, tossing well to combine.
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Salt and pepper, to taste
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