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Program Speakers are scheduled for the 4th Thursday of March, May, & August of each year at 7:00 p.m. The public is welcome to attend these events, at no charge. Generally these events are held in the Town of Woodstock's Council Chambers at 135 North Main Street, Woodstock VA. Please check back for more details on speakers and event time & location.
Additionally, there is a speaker or entertainment at the Annual Docents' Dinner on the 4th Thursday of October - a fee is charged for this event, which includes a catered buffet dinner.
Below: At the May 2016 Program Mr. Daniel Hottel, member of the Woodstock Fire Department, points out fellow firefighters in an old photo. This was one of many images shown during Zach Hottel's presentation about the history of the Woodstock Fire Department.
Above: The Shenandoah Valley Minstrels provided Civil War era music at the museum's Annual Docents' Dinner in October 2015. Dressed in clothing of the era, they made for a lively evening!
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The show is still occasionally shown as a rerun on WVPT.
DVDs of the show are available through WVPT Virginia Public Television.
The Woodstock Museum's portion of the program was funded in full by SHENTEL
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The Museum of the Shenandoah Valley (MSV) in Winchester has placed on long term loan at the Woodstock Museum a wonderful piece of Shenandoah County folk art, a late 19th century carved wooden carousel horse attributed to James Sheetz of Edinburg, VA. The horse was part of a traveling carousel that roamed Shenandoah County at the end of the 19th century& into the early 20th century. MSV has the mate to this horse on display in it's permanent gallery.
MSV Exec Director Dana H Evans (L) & Exhibits Manager Corwyn Garman (R)
Visit the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley at: www.shenandoahmuseum.org
Fundraising Challenge Issued!
Mrs. Margaret 'Peg' Schlotterbeck recently donated $1,000 to the museum, and now she has challenged the friends of the Woodstock Museum to meet that $1,000, or to make a gift of any size! To date two anonymous donors have accepted her $1,000 challenge.
Peg's donation was made in honor of her late husband, Walter B. Schlotterbeck. Walt was instrumental in the restoration of the Wickham House in the 1980's...a labor of love. It is Peg's hope that enough funds will be raised in order to finally bring climate control to the Wickham House AND to support the museum over the coming year.
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A $2,000 grant was recently awarded to the Woodstock Museum by the SCF to assist with the cost of installing updated climate control systems in the Marshall and Wickham Houses.
The much needed heating and air conditioning systems, and insulation, will have an immediate effect on the preservation of the 18th century houses and the priceless local artifacts housed within.
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Above: The new climate control system being installed
Ortts Electric employees Jamie Givens & Matt Hamman are shown above as they finish up some of the heavy wiring for the multi-unit system at the Marshall House
Antiques Appraisal Fair
A recap of the 2016 Appraisal Fair:
On a cold Sunday in February 2014 folks found their way into the cozy warm Marshall House for the Chocolate Festival and Antiques Appraisal Fair, or just to poke around the museum at their leisure. Quite a few people sat in the audience, a la Antiques Road Show, and watched as the appraisers did their magic!
Many wonderful things came through, including a heavily carved polychrome decorated walking stick made in the early 20th century by a Woodstock man for his sweetheart, later his wife, which was declared to be "the best he's ever seen" by volunteer appraiser Hoyle Laughlin, of Laughlin Auctions.
Keep your eyes open for the date of the next antiques appraisal fair and chocolate festival to be held at the Woodstock Museum in 2018!!
Above: Appraisal Fair 2016 - Appraisers on the right, front to back, Hoyle Laughlin, Mark Grove, & Jeff Bradfield (not pictured: Barbara Kesser)
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"Nobody, I believe, has ever found it possible to like the heroine of Mansfield Park." --Lionel Trilling
In this ingenious new twist on Mansfield Park, the famously meek Fanny Price--whom Jane Austen's own mother called "insipid"--has been utterly transformed; she is now a rich heiress who is spoiled, condescending,/i>/i>
"Nobody, I believe, has ever found it possible to like the heroine of Mansfield Park." --Lionel Trilling
In this ingenious new twist on Mansfield Park, the famously meek Fanny Price--whom Jane Austen's own mother called "insipid"--has been utterly transformed; she is now a rich heiress who is spoiled, condescending, and generally hated throughout the county. Mary Crawford, on the other hand, is now as good as Fanny is bad, and suffers great indignities at the hands of her vindictive neighbor. It's only after Fanny is murdered on the grounds of Mansfield Park that Mary comes into her own, teaming-up with a thief-taker from London to solve the crime.
Featuring genuine Austen characters--the same characters, and the same episodes, but each with a new twist--MURDER AT MANSFIELD PARK is a brilliantly entertaining novel that offers Jane Austen fans an engaging new heroine and story to read again and again.
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Murder at Mansfield Park
By Lynn Shepherd
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About thirty years ago Miss Maria Ward, of Huntingdon, with only seven thousand pounds, had the good luck to captivate Sir Thomas Bertram, of Mansfield Park, in the county of Northampton, and to be thereby raised to the rank of a baronet's lady, with all the comforts and consequences of an handsome house and large income. All Huntingdon exclaimed on the greatness of the match, and her uncle, the lawyer, himself, allowed her to be at least three thousand pounds short of any equitable claim to it. She had two sisters to be benefited by her elevation, and her father hoped that the eldest daughter's match would set matters in a fair train for the younger. But, though she possessed no less a fortune, Miss Julia's features were rather plain than handsome, and in consequence the neighbourhood was united in its conviction that there would not be such another great match to distinguish the Ward family.
Unhappily for the neighbourhood, Miss Julia was fated to confound their dearest expectations, and to emulate her sister's good luck, by captivating a gentleman of both wealth and consequence, albeit a widower. Within a twelvemonth after Miss Ward's nuptials her younger sister began upon a career of conjugal felicity with a Mr Norris, his considerable fortune, and young son, in the village immediately neighbouring Mansfield Park. Miss Frances fared yet better. A chance encounter at a Northampton ball threw her in the path of a Mr Price, the only son of a great Cumberland family, with a large estate at Lessingby Hall. Miss Frances was lively and beautiful, and the young man being both romantic and imprudent, a marriage took place to the infinite mortification of his father and mother, who possessed a sense of their family's pride and consequence, which equalled, if not exceeded, even their prodigious fortune. It was as unsuitable a connection as such hasty marriages usually are, and did not produce much happiness. Having married beneath him, Mr Price felt justly entitled to excessive gratitude and unequalled devotion in his wife, but he soon discovered that the young woman he had loved for her spirit, as much as her beauty, had neither the gentle temper nor submissive disposition he and his family considered his due.
Older sages might easily have foreseen the natural sequel of such an inauspicious beginning, and despite the fine house, jewels and carriages that her husband's position afforded, it was not long before Miss Frances, for her part, perceived that the Prices could not but hold her cheap, on account of her lowly birth. The consequence of this, upon a mind so young and inexperienced, was but too inevitable. Her spirits were depressed, and though her family were not consumptive, her health was delicate, and the rigours of the Cumberland climate, severely aggravated by a difficult lying-in, left young Mr Price a widower within a year of his marriage. He had not been happy with his wife, but that did not prevent him being quite overcome with misery and regret when she was with him no more, and the late vexations of their life together were softened by her suffering and death. His little daughter could not console him; she was a pretty child, with her mother's light hair and blue eyes, but the resemblance served only to heighten his sense of anguish and remorse. It was a wretched time, but even as they consoled their son in his affliction, Mr and Mrs Price could only congratulate themselves privately that a marriage contracted under such unfortunate circumstances had not resulted in a more enduring unhappiness. Having consulted a number of eminent physicians, the anxious parents soon determined that the young man would be materially better for a change of air and situation, and the family having an extensive property at the West Indies, it was soon decided between them that his wounded heart might best find consolation in the novelty, exertion, and excitement of a sea voyage. Some heart-ache the widower-father may be supposed to have felt on leaving his daughter, but he took comfort in the fact that his little Fanny would have every comfort and attention in his father's house. He left England with the probability of being at least a twelvemonth absent.
And what of Mansfield at this time? Lady Bertram had delighted her husband with an heir, soon after Miss Frances' marriage, and this joyful event was duly followed by the birth of a daughter, some few months younger than her little cousin in Cumberland. One might have imagined Mrs Price to have enjoyed a regular and intimate intercourse with her sisters at Mansfield during this interesting period, but her husband's family had done all in their power to discourage any thing more than common civility, and despite Mrs Norris's sanguine expectations of being 'every year at Lessingby', and being introduced to a host of great personages, no such invitation was ever forthcoming. Mrs Price's sudden death led to an even greater distance between the families, and when news finally reached Mansfield that young Mr Price had fallen victim to a nervous seizure on his journey back to England — intelligence his parents had not seen fit to impart themselves — Mrs Norris could not be satisfied without writing to the Prices, and giving vent to all the anger and resentment that she had pent up in her own mind since her sister's marriage. Had Sir Thomas known of her intentions, an absolute rupture might have been prevented, but as it was the Prices felt fully justified in putting an end to all communication between the families for a considerable interval.
One can only imagine the mortifying sensations that Sir Thomas must have endured at such a time, but all private feelings were soon swallowed up by a more public grief. Mr Norris, long troubled by an indifferent state of health, brought on apoplexy and death by drinking a whole bottle of claret in the course of a single evening. There were some who said that a long-standing habit of self-indulgence had lately grown much worse from his having to endure daily harangues from his wife at her ill-treatment by the Prices, but whatever the truth of this, it is certain that no such rumour ever came to Mrs Norris's ear. She, for her part, was left only with a large income and a spacious house, and consoled herself for the loss of her husband by considering that she could do very well without him, and for the loss of an invalid to nurse by the acquisition of a son to bring up.
At Mansfield Park a son and a daughter successively entered the world, and as the years passed, Sir Thomas contrived to maintain a regular if unfrequent correspondence with his brother-in-law, Mr Price, in which he learned of little Fanny's progress with much complacency. But when the girl was a few months short of her twelfth birthday, Sir Thomas, in place of his usual communication from Cumberland, received instead a letter in a lawyer's hand, conveying the sorrowful information that Mr and Mrs Price had both succumbed to a putrid fever, and in the next sentence, beseeching Sir Thomas, as the child's uncle, and only relation, to take the whole charge of her. Sir Thomas was a man of honour and principle, and not insensible to the claims of duty and the ties of blood, but such an undertaking was not to be lightly engaged in; not, at least, without consulting his wife. Lady Bertram was a woman of very tranquil feelings, guided in every thing important by Sir Thomas, and in smaller day-to-day concerns by her sister. Knowing as he did Mrs Norris's generous concern for the wants of others, Sir Thomas elected to bring the subject forward as they were sitting together at the tea-table, where Mrs Norris was presiding. He gave the ladies the particulars of the letter in his usual measured and dignified manner, concluding with the observation that 'after due consideration, and examining this distressing circumstance in all its particulars, I firmly believe that I have no other alternative but to accede to this lawyer's request and bring Fanny to live with us here, at Mansfield Park. I hope, my dear, that you will also see it in the same judicious light.'
Lady Bertram agreed with him instantly. 'I think we cannot do better,' said she. 'Let us send for her at once. Is she not my niece, and poor Frances' orphan child?'
As for Mrs Norris, she had not a word to say. She saw decision in Sir Thomas's looks, and her surprise and vexation required some moments' silence to be settled into composure. Instead of seeing her first, and beseeching her to try what her influence might do, Sir Thomas had shewn a very reasonable dependence on the nerves of his wife, and introduced the subject with no more ceremony than he might have announced such common and indifferent news as their country neighbourhood usually furnished. Mrs Norris felt herself defrauded of an office, but there was comfort, however, soon at hand. A second and most interesting reflection suddenly occurring to her, she resumed the conversation with renewed animation as soon as the tea-things had been removed.
'My dear Sir Thomas,' she began, with a voice as well regulated as she could manage, 'considering what excellent prospects the young lady has, and supposing her to possess even one hundredth part of the sweet temper of your own dear girls, would it not be a fine thing for us all if she were to develop a fondness for my Edmund? After all, he will in time inherit poor Mr Norris's property, and she will have her grandfather's estate, an estate which can only improve further under your prudent management. It is the very thing of all others to be wished.'
'There is some truth in what you say,' replied Sir Thomas, after some deliberation, 'and should such a situation arise, no-one, I am sure, would be more contented than myself. But whatever its merits, I would not wish to impose such a union upon any young person in my care. Every thing shall take its course. All the young people will be much thrown together. There is no saying what it may lead to.'
Mrs Norris was content, and every thing was considered as settled. Sir Thomas made arrangements for Mr Price's lawyer to accompany the girl on the long journey to Northampton-shire, and three weeks later she was delivered safely into her uncle's charge.
Sir Thomas and Lady Bertram received her very kindly, and Mrs Norris was all delight and volubility and made her sit on the sopha with herself. Their visitor took care to shew an appropriate gratitude, as well as an engaging submissiveness and humility. Sir Thomas, believing her quite overcome, decided that she needed encouragement, and tried to be all that was conciliating, little thinking that, in consequence of having been, for some years past, Mrs Price's constant companion and protégée, she was too much used to the company and praise of a wide circle of fine ladies and gentlemen to have any thing like a natural shyness. Finding nothing in Fanny's person to counteract her advantages of fortune and connections, Mrs Norris's efforts to become acquainted with her exhibited all the warmth of an interested party. She thought with even greater satisfaction of Sir Thomas's benevolent plan; and pretty soon decided that her niece, so long lost sight of, was blessed with talents and acquirements in no common degree. And Mrs Norris was not the only inmate of Mansfield to partake of this generous opinion. Fanny herself was perfectly conscious of her own pre-eminence, and found her cousins so ignorant of many things with which she had been long familiar, that she thought them prodigiously stupid, and although she was careful to utter nothing but praise before her uncle and aunt Bertram, she always found a most encouraging listener in Mrs Norris.
'My dear Fanny,' her aunt would reply, 'you must not expect every body to be as forward and quick at learning as yourself. You must make allowance for your cousins, and pity their deficiency. Nor is it at all necessary that they should be as accomplished as you are; on the contrary, it is much more desirable that there should be a difference. You, after all, are an heiress. And remember that, if you are ever so forward and clever yourself, you should always be modest. That is by far the most becoming demeanour for a superior young lady.'
As Fanny grew tall and womanly, and Sir Thomas made his yearly visit to Cumberland to receive the accounts, and superintend the management of the estate, Mrs Norris did not forget to think of the match she had projected when her niece's coming to Mansfield was first proposed, and became most zealous in promoting it, by every suggestion and contrivance likely to enhance its desirableness to either party. Once Edmund was of age Mrs Norris saw no necessity to make any other attempt at secrecy, than talking of it every where as a matter not to be talked of at present. If Sir Thomas saw any thing of this, he did nothing to contradict it. Without enquiring into their feelings, the complaisance of the young people seemed to justify Mrs Norris's opinion, and Sir Thomas was satisfied; too glad to be satisfied, perhaps, to urge the matter quite so far as his judgment might have dictated to others. He could only be happy in the prospect of an alliance so unquestionably advantageous, a connection exactly of the right sort, and one which would retain Fanny's fortune within the family, when it might have been bestowed elsewhere. Sir Thomas knew that his own daughters would not have a quarter as much as Fanny, but trusted that the brilliance of countenance that they had inherited from one parent, would more than compensate for any slight deficiency in what they were to receive from the other.
The first event of any importance in the family happened in the year that Miss Price was to come of age. Her elder cousin Maria had just entered her twentieth year, and Julia was some six years younger. Tom Bertram, at twenty-one, was just entering into life, full of spirits, and with all the liberal dispositions of an eldest son, but a material change was to occur at Mansfield, with the departure of his younger brother, William, to take up his duties as a midshipman on board His Majesty's Ship the Perseverance. With his open, amiable disposition, and easy, unaffected manners William could not but be missed, and the family was prepared to find a great chasm in their society, and to miss him decidedly. A prospect that had once seemed a long way off was soon upon them, and the last few days were taken up with the necessary preparations for his removal; business followed business, and the days were hardly long enough for all the agitating cares and busy little particulars attending this momentous event.
The last breakfast was soon over; the last kiss was given, and William was gone. After seeing her brother to the final moment, Maria walked back to the breakfast-room with a saddened heart to comfort her mother and Julia, who were sitting crying over William's deserted chair and empty plate. Lady Bertram was feeling as an anxious mother must feel, but Julia was giving herself up to all the excessive affliction of a young and ardent heart that had never yet been acquainted with the grief of parting. Even though some two years older than herself, William had been her constant companion in every childhood pleasure, her friend in every youthful distress. However her sister might reason with her, Julia could not be brought to consider the separation as any thing other than permanent.
'Dear, dear William!' she sobbed. 'Who knows if I will ever behold you again! Those delightful hours we have spent together, opening our hearts to one another and sharing all our hopes and plans! Those sweet summers when every succeeding morrow renewed our delightful converse! How endless they once seemed but how quickly they have passed! And now I fear they will never come again! Even if you do return, it will not be the same — you will have new cares, and new pleasures, and little thought for the sister you left behind!'
Maria hastened to assure her that such precious memories of their earliest attachment would surely never be entirely forgotten, and that William had such a warm heart that time and absence must only increase their mutual affection, but Julia was not to be consoled, and all her sister's soothings proved ineffectual.
'We shall miss William at Mansfield,' was Sir Thomas's observation when he joined them with Mrs Norris in the breakfast-room, but noticing his younger daughter's distress, and knowing that in general her sorrows, like her joys, were as immoderate as they were momentary, decided it was best to say no more and presently turned the subject. 'Where are Tom and Fanny?'
'Fanny is playing the piano-forte, and Tom has just set off for Sotherton to call on Mr Rushworth,' replied Maria.
Excerpted from Murder at Mansfield Park by Lynn Shepherd. Copyright © 2010 Lynn Shepherd. Excerpted by permission of St. Martin's Press.
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LYNN SHEPHERD, who received a doctorate in English literature from Oxford University, lives in London. She first had the idea of writing "an authentic Austen murder" nearly ten years ago. Contact her on the web at lynn-shepherd.com.
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This is not a sequel to Mansfield Park, but a rewrite of the original story. The character names are familiar, however, their personalities and relationships differ from the original story, and of course the murder of Fannie, which keeps you guessing until the very last pages, introduces the confident and enigmatic private detective, Charles Maddox. Murder at Mansfield Park is well written, suspenseful and worth reading. Jane Austen, herself, would be pleased with Lynn Shepard's writing style.
If Lynn Shepherd cares about writing, she should stop doing it.


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New Secret Console - This is Real, but Wtf?
New Secret Console - This is Real, but Wtf?
Aug 18, 2006 8:15PM PST
I'm a member of streetwise.com, its a street team thing, I joined it for Rise Against a really long time ago but they still email me. Recently they sent me an email to fill out a survey about interest in a new gaming console that would combine a trading card game with a home video game console. So I filled out the survey. That was about a week ago. Today I read my email, and they want me to put together a party for about 15 people to test the new system. Streetwise is going to send me the system, and I am supposed to take pictures of the party and send back surveys. Holy crap. Does anyone know about this new console? Am I one of the only ones, or is this an existing thing you know about?
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nah...Posted: Aug 20, 2006 12:00AM PST by Bankshot77
never heard anything about a console like that.
wellPosted: Aug 21, 2006 12:00AM PST by nintendo_freak:)
I have heard about people getting invites to play the Wii console. And they call it the Wii parties but I doubt thats the email you got because Nintendo would send you the email.
HmmPosted: Aug 22, 2006 12:00AM PST by RoniBopShop
Now that is different. Let me know what it is!


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Clarksville TN Online is the voice of the people of Clarksville Tennessee.Clarksville Online takes you beyond the ordinary in local news and gives the Extras: political coverage, opinion pieces and editorial work, local and regional arts and theater, municipal and county news and events, and more.
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Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Department of Electricity reports a circuit (Gibbs Lane 274) is out. CDE estimates that this affects 750 customers. CDE has received a report that a truck has hit a pole off West Lowes Drive.
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Clarksville, TN – OLYMPIC® Paints & Stains invites Clarksville residents to participate in a number of weather-themed wood staining scenarios as part of its Olympic MAXIMUM® WEATHER-READY™ stain truck tour traveling to Lowe's stores across the Midwest.
The truck will be at Lowe's of Clarksville at 2150 Lowes Drive on Tuesday, May 24th. It will also make an appearance at the Lowe's of South Clarksville at 1622 Madison Street on Wednesday, May 25th. The truck will be at the locations from 11:00am – 5:00pm each day.
OLYMPIC® Paints & Stains Truck Tour
Clarksville, TN – On Thursday, May 7th, 2015, Alcohol Beverage Control Agents of the Clarksville Police Department Special Operations Unit conducted compliance checks on twenty-one businesses, targeting the sales of alcohol to persons under 21 years of age.
Sixteen of the businesses were found to be in compliance and five businesses were cited for sales of alcohol to persons under the legal age. In each case, the employee who sold the alcohol was issued a criminal citation and the business was issued a summons to appear before the beer board. «Read the rest of this article»
Clarksville, TN – Manna Café Ministries announces Manna Madness, a 31-day event to raise awareness about and take action against hunger in the Clarksville area. The past few weeks have caused many Montgomery County workplaces to close, and, as a result, people have less money to put food on the table.
For the entire month of March, Manna Café will be collecting food and monetary donations to ensure we have enough food on our shelves to meet the needs in our community.
Winston-Salem, NC – In advance of its planned early December opening, Krispy Kreme® is seeking 70 new team members to help share the joy of Krispy Kreme with Clarksville, Tennessee and surrounding area doughnut fans. Online applications are now being accepted at www.sweetplacetowork.com
The new Krispy Kreme Doughnut Factory will be located on Lowes Drive in Clarksville, TN. Opening date is subject to change.
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Clarksville, TN – Come out this Saturday, August 16th, 2014, to the Clarksville Sunset Rotary Club's 1st Annual Burgers and Dogs Charity and Membership drive.
The event is being held at Furnish 123 from 10:00am until 2:00pm.
Montgomery County, TN – The Clarksville-Montgomery County Green Certification Program invites you to join us as we celebrate the green certification of Fort Campbell Federal Credit Union. «Read the rest of this article»
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Firefighters will be out in full force this Labor Day weekend as the annual MDA Boot Drive is underway now through September 2nd.
In conjunction with the annual MDA telethon, raising money and awareness for Muscular Dystrophy, Clarksville Fire Rescue personnel will be at Wal-Mart on Fort Campbell Boulevard, Wal-Mart on Madison Street, and Wal-Mart on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard, Kroger on Dover Crossing Road, Kroger on Lowes Drive, Kroger and Dollar General Market on Madison Street, and Big Lots on South Riverside Drive in Clarksville collecting money from 11:00am to 3:00pm.
Help Clarksville Firefighters raise money for Muscular Dystrophy this Labor Day Weekend.
Clarksville, TN – On August 27th, 2013 at 12:14pm; Daniel Greer (33) of New Market, Alabama was leaving the parking lot at 2150 Lowes Drive and drove through two out buildings that were for sale on the lot, destroying both.
An off duty police officer from Kentucky observed and followed Mr. Greer providing 911 with their locations as officers responded to the area. Mr. Greer eventually drove back to the parking lot and was located by Officer Graham.
The two out buildings damage by the driver.
Clarksville, TN – The Tennessee Titans rolled into Clarksville on Tuesday with linebacker Akeem Ayers; defensive tackle Jurrell Casey; and Mike Keith, the voice of the Tennessee Titans on the second day of the 2013 Titans Caravan. The Caravan stopped in Clarksville at the Lowe's Drive Krogers.
The second day of the Caravan began with private stops in White Bluff at the White Bluff Elementary School, in Waverly, TN at the Waverly Junior High School, in Camden at the Briarwood Elementary School. Two public stops were also on the agenda for the second day of the Caravan at Clifty Farm Country Ham in Paris, TN and finishing up at the Kroger store stop in Clarksville.
Akeem Ayers and Jurrell Casey visit with young fans at the Lowe's Drive Kroger's in Clarksville, TN on Tuesday


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What's Hot: Onguma Tented and Plains Camp, Namibia
June 2, 2008
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Long before Namibia made headlines as the secret hideaway for Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, the country was a favorite for in-the-know travelers. The dramatic landscapes, including the red-dune Namib desert, are luring more and more folks to southern Africa, who are delighted by the incredible design hotels on offer. Case in point: the new Onguma Plains Camp, which has been getting a lot of press as one of the hottest hotels of the year. There are only 13 rooms in this fort-like hotel, all with private viewing decks over looking Etosha National Park. The rugged setting of the private 50,000 acre game reserve will take your breath away. To quote the Travel + Leisure "It List":
While the design of most southern African lodges skews toward either safari chic or super-Modernist (Singita), Onguma takes the bush lodge in a bold new direction. All carved antique doors, billowy curtains, and reflecting pools, it's as if a casbah were relocated to the continent's south. The main lodge features brushed-metal sconces, Middle Eastern lanterns, and long mirrors in distressed wooden frames. Two of each guest room's walls are made of canvas; they can be opened to reveal a mesh window that makes the plains look like an Impressionist painting. At night, the resort requires that you zip yourself snugly into your room (which can feel claustrophobic). But it's a safety precaution, since lions roam nearby.
Summer Getaway at the Conrad Indianapolis from $179
This summer, check out the blossoming arts scene in Indianapolis, a surprising and unexpected fact, the Washington Post recently ruminated, as "the Indiana capital is trumpeted as the "Amateur Sports Capital of the World," due to a year-round calendar of college contests and Olympic trials."
"Go Colts!" signs adorned shops and buildings like campaign posters; even the Japanese restaurant Mikado, which cowers in the shadow of the RCA Dome football stadium, claims to be the home of the Super Bowl XLI champs. For the sophisticated sports fan, there are tuna rolls and Sapporo during "Monday Night Football." In addition, no race car devotee could come to Indy without a visit to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Kissing the fabled bricks is not allowed, but no one will stop you from genuflecting.
Sure, sports are a big deal in Indianapolis, but now there are more contemporary art venues than there are pro sports venues in the entire state. Come enjoy what Indianapolis has to offer this summer, and make the luxurious Conrad Indianapolis your destination of choice. The finest hotel in the city, the Conrad Indianapolis is located in the heart of downtown, just one block from Monument Circle, connected by skybridge to both the Indiana Convention Center and the RCA Dome. The summer getaway offer includes continental breakfast for two in Vitesse each morning and complimentary valet parking for one vehicle. From just $179 per night.
Chelsea Football Club Soccer School at Forte Village Resort, Sardinia
Now there's another reason to check out the dream holiday destination of Sardinia. The award-winning Forte Village Resort-- comprised of 7 refined hotels (including Hotel Castello and Villa del Parco), 35 suites, 21 restaurants, a world-renowned thalasso spa, and numerous recreational activities-- is offering the Forte Village Football Academy with the Chelsea Football Club this summer. From May – September 2008, coaches from the English Premier League side will be taking up residence at Forte Village's Football Academy to provide expertise to boys and girls aged 4-13. What better motivation for young people than a master-class from the club responsible for developing John Terry from a teenager into the Chelsea and England team captain? Chelsea and Forte Village have developed a fantastic program for the participants, culminating in a mini-tournament where parents can come cheer them on (if they can pull themselves away from the luxurious, seaside facilities of Forte Village Resort!) We can't think of a better vacation experience for kids and their families.
Free Third Night at the Four Seasons San Francisco
Extend your stay in San Francisco and get pampered by the Four Seasons, located just two blocks from Union Square. With the "Stay Longer" package, you can score a complimentary third night along with Full American breakfast for two in Seasons Restaurant (or with in-room dining). Take a jaunt to the nearby Museum of Modern Art, hit the gym at the world-class Sports Club/LA located inside the hotel itself, or simply relax in your generously sized guest room checking out the view from the floor-to-ceiling windows that showcase stunning views of San Francisco Bay and the city's downtown. This package is offered from May 30, 2008 - December 31, 2008, with a minimum three-night stay required. Starting from $430 per night. There are some black-out dates.
Reconnect and Indulge at the Ritz-Carlton Moscow
Russian black caviar, blinis, and chilled vodka, oh my. The Ritz-Carlton, Moscow has been making waves since its opening last year. Hailed as one of the best new business hotels in the world by Fortune, the Ritz-Carlton has the best location in the city, perched on the edge of Red Square. The opulence on display here is evidence of some serious "Moscow Moola." The technology butler and vodka sommelier may be cool, but the food is what has tongues wagging. At Jeroboam, you can feast on cuisine from Michelin three-star chef Heinz Winkler. And the rooftop lounge and sushi bar are easily the hottest ticket in town, overlooking Red Square and the Kremlin. From now through the end of the year, book the Reconnect package at the Ritz-Carlton Moscow and you'll enjoy one night accommodation, personal concierge service, buffet breakfast for two, Russian black caviar with blinis and chilled vodka served in-room upon arrival, roundtrip airport limo service, and pre-registration at check-in. Starting from 948 C.U.
So You Wanna Be A Cowboy: Texas Chic at Lajitas, The Ultimate Hide-Out
Unleash your inner cowboy at the luxurious Texas ranch of Lajitas. This is the Wild West at its most chic: "With velvet comforters and cowhide rugs, it's a sybarite's fantasy of the Old West," explains Travel + Leisure. Plus, there are plush bathrobes and fancy Agave bath amenities, to boot. The rugged wilderness of West Texas, between Big Bend National Park and the Mexico border, is home to this fabulous destination resort encompassing 25,000 acres. Here at Lajitas you can take advantage of the "Wanna Be A Cowboy" package and fire guns at Greasewood Flats (the resort's very own cowboy action shooting range), go trail riding and get a gourmet picnic lunch and 'cutting horse' instruction from the equestrian staff. From $390 per night, including deluxe accommodations and daily breakfast.
Make Your Summer Sizzle for $159 at the Palazzo, Las Vegas
Turn up the heat this summer on the Las Vegas strip with The Palazzo's Sublime Summer Package. The package includes a 50 percent discount on a bottle of wine at Morels French Steakhouse, 20 percent food discount at Woo Pan-Asian Cuisine, a complimentary mini facial and makeover with purchase of any Fresh product, and $25 gaming credit. Rooms start at $159 per night. Morels French Steakhouse is located in the Palazzo and offers an extensive wine list, in addition to combining traditional steak with other delectable culinary aspects such as seafood, and cheeses from around the world. Woo Pan-Asian Cuisine is a unique combination of contemporary Japanese cuisine and California ingredients, giving dinners a savory experience in Pan-Asian cuisine. Guests will also enjoy Fresh, high quality beauty projects that provide effective, enjoyable treatment to your skin.
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US Dollar Rate Guarantee for The Hotel Montalembert, Paris
Centrally located in the very heart of the city, on the left bank, close to the Saint Germain area and walking distance from the Orsay and Louvre Museums,The Hotel Montalembert is the ideal place to stay for travelers in Paris. Only a short walk away from the Louvre and Orsay Museums, the Hotel offers plenty of activities in the surrounding area. This summer, US travelers can enjoy a fixed US dollar rate on all rooms booked for July and August. Stays at the Hotel Montalembert include breakfast; offer is valid for a minimum two night stay.
By: Madelyn Giblin
June Special and Euro Soccer Championship at Park Hotel Weggis, Switzerland
Switzerland's Park Hotel Weggis is easily one of the poshest properties in Europe. Nestled at the foot of the Swiss Alps on the shores of Lake Lucerne, Park Hotel Weggis boasts ultra-luxurious rooms (think designer furniture and the most sophisticated technology), an incredible spa, and gourmet restaurant that pleases the most discerning of palates. This enchanting resort is also known to have a soft spot for soccer/football. (This is Ronaldinho's European digs of choice, among other superstar players.) To coincide with the Euro 2008 soccer championships, the Park Hotel Weggis is offering 10 percent off during the month of June. You can catch the matches via big-screen in the hotel's beachfront lounge. The package includes two nights accommodations, daily breakfast, two three-course dinners, and a body peeling in the Sparkling Wellness Center. From $708.
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Announcing VIN-ORVM, the New Wine Corner from Westin Excelsior Rome
May 28, 2008
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
There's a new wine tasting venue in the Eternal City. The award-winning Westin Excelsior Rome, situated in the celebrated Via Veneto district, has introduced a new spot dedicated to fine wines paired with a selection of Italian cheeses and gastronomic specialties. VIN-ORVM was designed by Michael Stelea HDC architecture studio and thereby recalls the hotel's ORVM BAR. The 60-square-meter space is distinguished by oversized pots with orange branches and parquet and walls designed with warm wood accents. An enormous wrought-iron gate separates the tasting room from the cellar, boasting over 150 different labels of red and white wines. This is the ideal spot for an exclusive wine tasting, and the VIN-ORVM is open as well to external guests, with parties of a minimum of ten people for lunch or for dinner.


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The President of the Dominican Republic welcomed visitors from Portland State University (PSU) last week to cement new partnerships around a shared vision for a more sustainable future.
Robert Costanza, Director of PSU's Institute for Sustainable Solutions, met with President Leonel Fernández and also visited the major public university in Santo Domingo to sign a new agreement to promote mutual academic activities. The partnership will result in increased cooperation, idea-sharing and visits by students and faculty between PSU and the Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo.
"We are extremely excited to begin this collaboration," Costanza said. "By sharing knowledge, energy and talent, both universities will move toward the goal of creating a sustainable future."
While there, Costanza also met with the Ministries of the Environment, Education, and Economics, as well as representatives from The Nature Conservancy, USAID, US Embassy and several local organizations. The non-profit Funglode hosted a public lecture by Costanza on "Constructing a green economy: solutions for a sustainable and desirable future."
Carol Franco, an ecological economist and native of the Dominican Republic, will be joining the Institute for Sustainable Solutions in August as an assistant research professor and will help facilitate cooperation between PSU and the Dominican university system.
The Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo was originally established in thee 1500s as Universidad Santo Tomás de Aquino, the first university in the Americas. The university shares PSU's vision to let knowledge serve the greater society, while facilitating scientific, cultural and artistic interchange with peer institutions around the world.
Photo: President Fernández holds a copy of Solutions, an international journal produced at PSU's Institute for Sustainable Solutions (ISS). Also shown are Solutions managing editor and PSU Assistant Research Professor Ida Kubiszewski and PSU Professor and ISS Director Robert Costanza.


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Price $21,000 Fuel Type Petrol - Unleaded ULP Body SEDAN Release Year 2016 Badge ES Series CF MY16 Transmission Constantly Variable Transmission No. gears 6 No. doors 4 Seat capacity 5 Country of origin JAPAN
Engine 2.0 L Engine Location Front No. cylinders 4 No. valves cylinders 4 Power 110 KW Torque 197 Nm Acceleration N/A
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Greenhouse Rating N/A Air Pollution Rating N/A Overall GreenStar Rating N/A Combined Usage 7.3 L/100km City Usage 9.6 L/100km Highway Usage 5.9 L/100km CO2 Emission 172 g/KM Cost $21 per week
Height 1490 mm Length 4625 mm Width 1760 mm Kerb Weight 1325 KG
Warranty Assistance 1yr Roadside Warranty KM 100000 Length of warranty 5 Year
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Automotive was just one of the industrial sectors covered by what became a vast Mitsubishi organisation founded by Yataro Iwasaki. The Model A (based on the Fiat Tipo 3) was Japan's first series-produced car in 1917, though Mitsubishi cars didn't truly take off until the '60s with models such as the 500, Minica and Colt 600. A 1970 tie-up with Chrysler would 10 years later see Mitsubishi Motors Australia formed after taking over the US brand's local operations. The Magna large car sold from 1985 to 2005 was the first all-new locally made Mitsubishi before the production plug was pulled here in 2008. Two of the brand's biggest nameplates are the Lancer and Pajero, both of which became part of motorsport folklore after their endeavours in rallying – the Lancer Evolution dominating the world rally championship in the late-'90s, and the Pajero to date still the most successful vehicle to compete in the gruelling Paris-Dakar.Read more
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Genre: Reality, Dance
Premise: ``Dancing With the Stars'' veterans Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews return for the 23rd season of the competition, which is full of drama, glitz and glamour. A panel of ballroom experts -- composed of Len Goodman, Bruno Tonioli, Carrie Ann Inaba and Julianne Hough -- is on hand to dispense expert opinions, but the fans are the ones responsible for determining who makes the cut each week. Some of the celebrities dancing their hearts out this season include gold-medal winning Olympians Ryan Lochte and Laurie Hernandez, professional football player Calvin Johnson Jr., former Gov. Rick Perry and model Amber Rose.
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The remaining celebrities face off in a new theme night, as two couples dance the same dance style, but to different songs; Florida Georgia Line and Fitz and The Tantrums Perform.
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The second elimination takes place, based on the viewers' votes and the judges' scores from last night's show.


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Industry News
NY Trade Shows Producer Expos Your Business Hosts Long Island Real Estate Expo June 1 and 2
Long Island events provider Expos Your Business is inviting members of the community to attend its new expo for business and real estate professionals June 1-2, 2012.
May 29, 2012 - PRLog -- Registration is now open for the Long Island Real Estate Expo & Business Renaissance, Long Island's largest real estate convention to date, which will feature more than 150 exhibitors and 70 hours of informative seminars and credit-earning classes. Hosted by Expos Your Business, the expo will take place at the Hilton Long Island on Friday, June 1 and Saturday, June 2; attendees can register for $20 at the door or $10 in advance at http://www.ExposYourBusiness.com.
"The Long Island Real Estate Expo & Business Renaissance is an important industry event spanning the areas of commercial and residential real estate; franchising and business; and construction and development. We're welcoming attendees of all backgrounds, from homeowners eager to learn how to buy or sell a home to potential real estate investors," said Mark Neuwirt, CEO of Expos Your Business, a leading NY networking provider.
A tremendous educational resource, the Long Island Real Estate Expo & Business Renaissance will feature dozens of valuable seminars, panels, and even several classes where attendees can earn free Continuing Education (CE), Continuing Legal Education (CLE), and Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits.
In commercial real estate, Colgate Real Estate Advisors LLC founder, CEO, and General Counsel Larry Haber's "Commercial Lease Restructurings, Modifications & Workouts" seminar on Friday at 11 a.m. will offer a timely look at how the state of the economy has affected the commercial leasing environment. Here, Haber will discuss the business opportunities present for attorneys, brokers, accountants and other real estate professionals as commercial tenants look to revise their existing leases. Also timely, the expo's "Green Lease Negotiations"
Catering to attendees of all stripes, the Long Island Real Estate Expo & Business Renaissance will additionally include a range of events covering the areas of franchising, construction, and development. Franchise Consultant Tom Scarda, of Franchoice, will head up many of the Long Island marketing expo's sessions on this topic. Scarda will present "Franchising 101: Seven Steps to Choosing the Right Franchise," a seminar, both Friday and Saturday at 10 a.m., and host a "Franchising in Today's Economy" panel at 11 a.m. on both days with panelists Jeff Jervik, CEO of Fitness Together, and Geoff Seiber of FranFund. Covering development, Eric Alexander, the Executive Director of Vision Long Island, will host "L.I. Focus: Transforming LI's Downtowns" on Friday at 11 a.m. A veteran figure in commercial and residential development, Alexander's work at Vision Long Island has lead to more than 30 public and 40 private Smart Growth projects for the region.
To learn more about the Long Island Real Estate Expo & Business Renaissance or register in advance for just $10, visit http://www.ExposYourBusiness.com/
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The Primero Series by Pearl Percussion now includes a new Ebony finish option.
Primero Series Congas and Bongos in your choice of Oak of Fiberglass construction will be available in this new sleek Ebony finish (#631). As always, the Primero Series drums come with Pearl's Contour Crowns for optimal comfort and black powder-coated hardware, all at an affordable price.
For more information, please visit the Pearl Percussion section of www.pearldrum.com.
Pearl Corporation is a division of Pearl Musical Instruments, a world-wide leading manufacturer of drums, percussion instruments and flutes. Pearl Corporation is also the exclusive U.S. distributor of Adams concert percussion. Pearl Corporation is based in Nashville.
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