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Suffice to say we were full by the end of the tour which took a full three hours, walking from one place to another at a leisurely pace - and we were lucky to catch some late October sun. One thing I think would have been good to include - the Milanese Risotto which is a typical local dish. That aside, if you are interested in food, then I am sure you won't be disappointed.
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Today, most of the electricity in the United States is generated in very large facilities—capable of serving millions of homes—far away from the people who will actually use that electricity. We do it this way because it makes financial sense. It's cheaper to produce electricity in bulk and ship it over transmission lines, than it would be to produce a little electricity in a lot of places.
Or, at least, that would be the case if NIMBYism didn't keep getting in the way. Not In My Backyard movements don't just affect the construction of the actual power plant. And they don't just affect fossil fuels. Transmission lines serve both clean and dirty generation and they have to cross hundreds, or even thousands, of miles to reach their destinations. Along the way, they cross lots of people's property, skirt dozens of towns, and maybe even cut through federal lands. All of that means added cost. Today, experts have told me, it's often more expensive to build the transmission lines to feed a power plant than it is to built the power plant itself.
And that opens some opportunities.
Across the United States, there are pockets of sustainable energy resources not quite large enough to support a big power plant, but potentially very useful to us, nonetheless. And the high cost of transmission means that these resources are starting to make more financial sense. Chief among these is small-scale hydropower. At Txchnologist, I wrote a piece about small-scale hydro—how it works and what we stand to gain by thinking about the scale of electricity generation in a different way. Read the rest


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Deterministic Dominating Set Construction in Networks With Bounded Degree
The dominating set problem is a fundamental problem in graph theory. Given a graph G, a dominating set of the graph is a set of nodes such that every node in G is either in the set or has a direct neighboring node in the set. This problem, along with its variations, such as the connected dominating set or the k-dominating set, play significant role in many distributed applications, especially in those running over networks that lack any predefined infrastructure. Examples include Mobile Ad-hoc NETworks (MANETs), Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs), peer-to-peer networks, etc. The main application of dominating sets in such networks is to provide a virtual infrastructure, or overlay, in order to achieve scalability and efficiency.


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The British passenger liner Lusitania was torpedoed by a German U-boat 18 miles off the Irish coast.
Nepal calls for help after nation-devastating quake
The death toll soared past 3,700, even without a full accounting from mountain villages that workers were still struggling to reach two days after the disaster.
UN to EU: Take bold steps to rescue refugees
Senior UN officials demand that EU leaders create sufficient channels for safe and regular migration.
Report: Indigenous women in Canada face high murder rate
A new report exposes how indigenous women in Canada are being murdered and are disappearing at alarming rates.
Mexico's federal police responsible for slaughter of student teachers?
HRW is calling on the Obama administration to halt aid to Mexican security forces until human rights violations are investigated and prosecuted.
Tragedy and crime in Paris: the Charlie Hebdo attack
The attack on the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo cannot be condoned. The persons responsible must suffer the full consequences for their actions.
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The attack drew condemnation from around the world, with even Taliban militants in neighbouring Afghanistan decrying the killing as "un-Islamic."
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Three decades after lethal gas swept through Bhopal, the central Indian city remains haunted by memories of the world's worst industrial disaster.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Northeast Arkansas' Little River Ditches Watershed has been named a priority watershed. By making the list, working lands within the watershed (one of only 18 such watersheds named to the country-wide list) will be eligible for new conservation benefits.
The priority status means farmers within the Little River Ditches Watershed are eligible for federal aid through the Conservation Security Program. The CSP is a voluntary program that provides financial and technical assistance to promote the conservation and improvement of soil, water, air, energy, plant and animal life, and other conservation purposes on private working lands.
Funding limitations for the CSP program (being run through the USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service) mean only 18 watersheds in the nation will be offered access to the program this year. The program provides equitable access to benefits to all producers, regardless of size of operation, crops produced, or geographic location.
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The Times Cinema reopens Friday with floodlight hitting the skies and "Django Unchained" on the screen. »Read Full Article
'Lois Ehlert's Mole Hill Stories' casts a spell on theatergoers of all ages
In the beginning, there was a nearly blind mole in the dark woods. Less than one hour later, that same mole could see all the way to the moon, inspired by a fellow creature making the seemingly impossible journey there.
These bookends hold "Lois Ehlert's Mole Hill Stories," Alvaro Saar Rios' adaptation of three of Ehlert's children's books. A collaboration between First Stage Children's Theater and Danceworks Performance Company that's designed to expose young children to theater, it opened Saturday morning under Desiree Rosas' direction. »Read Full Article


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CeBIT, the IT trade show to be held in Hannover, Germany on March 1-5, 2011, has extended the Call for Projects deadline until December 12, 2010.
Linux New Media, AG along with CeBIT is offering free booths to selected projects. To give the community more time to submit projects, CeBIT extended the deadline for submissions. The Call for Projects deadline is now December 12, 2010.
Projects should be submitted following the application procedures and meet the guidelines and criteria for selection. The projects will be selected by an international jury selected by Linux New Media. Chosen projects for CeBIT 2011 will receive a free booth and will also be featured on the www.linux-magazin.de,linuxpromagazine.com, and linux-magazine.com sites.
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Solo Sara Bareilles makes big impression in small room
The voice of Sara Bareilles could fill, and has filled, venues larger than the Humphrey Scottish Rite Masonic Center Auditorium, which sold out its 435-seat capacity when she stopped there Friday night.
Bareilles was in the midst of her first-ever solo tour and evidently wanted the intimacy of a smaller venue - combined, perhaps, with the assurance that if she failed, she would do so in front of a smaller crowd. »Read Full Article(2)
Frank Caliendo a hit with the home crowd, even with the misses
Never underestimate the loyalty of a Milwaukee crowd when it comes to supporting one of its own.
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Pinch-hitting pianist, Milwaukee Symphony in sync on Brahms
Great concert artists do not travel with understudies.
Fortunately for the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, when pianist Radu Lupu had to withdraw from this weekend's performances of Brahms' Concerto for Piano No. 1, pianist Inon Barnatan had the weekend off before performing the same piece in Aachen, Germany. »Read Full Article
Soulstice Theatre can't find spark in Woody Allen's 'God'
In Woody Allen's movie "Love and Death," Boris (Allen) asks that quintessential Allen question: "What if there is no God?" Ten years later, in "The Purple Rose of Cairo," Mia Farrow's Cecilia answers, in words that would give any actor pause: A world without God, she tells Tom (Jeff Daniels), "would be like a movie with no point, and no happy ending."
Hence, it's no surprise that the dilemma opening "God" — a one-act Allen play written in the same year as "Love and Death" that's now being staged by Soulstice Theatre — involves a playwright named Hepatitis (Tim Kietzman) and an actor named Diabetes (Joe Dolan), struggling to come up with an ending for a play. »Read Full Article


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In an exclusive sneak peek at Tuesday's America's Got Talent, one lucky contestant – a self-proclaimed "Professional Cuddler" – gets that very chance when she enlists hesitant guest judge Harris, 42, as a volunteer for her demonstration.
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If you wanna be Mel B.'s child, you gotta … have mixed feelings about your mom!
When asked how her kids feel about her gig as a judge on America's Got Talent, the former Spice Girl, 40, quipped that it's "probably what they think of me in general – sometimes I'm really cool, and sometimes I'm really not to them!"
Having a mom that hosts the megahit talent show does have its perks for Phoenix, 16, Angel, 8, and Madison, 3, especially with supermodel Heidi Klum as her co-host.
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Howard Stern will not be returning to the judges' table for season 11 of America's Got Talent.
After four seasons on the reality competition series, Stern, 61, announced the news on his radio show Wednesday morning.
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It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a contestant on America's Got Talent!
In an exclusive preview of tonight's episode of AGT, 16-year-old Austin-based flyboarding champ Damone Rippy soars through the airs and dives into the water, making a big splash with the judges and crowd in the process.
As Pitbull's "Fireball" plays in the background, onlookers marvel at Rippy's tricks. "That is crazy. That's like Iron Man," comments judge Howard Stern.
"There is nothing you cannot do," Tao Porchon-Lynch's website reads. And the 96-year-old, who recently competed on America's Got Talent, is living proof of that maxim.
Porchon-Lynch is certified by Guinness World Records as the world's oldest yoga teacher – she teaches at various studios around her home in White Plains, New York. Yoga is her first love; she "only" took up competitive dancing when she was 84. (She's had three hip replacements and has broken several bones, including her wrist, not that you could really tell.) A devout vegetarian, Porchon-Lynch strenuously avoids medication and supplements.
Porchon-Lynch was born in India, in the French territory of Pondicherry. She moved to France in her early 20s, where, she told Westchester Magazine, "I helped my aunt hide refugees fleeing the Nazis, and, when things became difficult, I escaped to England and continued my underground work for the Resistance movement."
On America's Got Talent's season premiere Tuesday, comedian Drew Lynch didn't let his stutter keep him from winning over the audience and judges, especially Howie Mandel.
Lynch, 23, started stuttering at age 20 after he was hit in the throat at a company softball game. According to his website, "This life-changing injury sparked a passion for writing and performing stand-up, bringing to life the social hardships of dealing with a newly found speech impediment."
After a set of jokes revolving around his injury, including a particularly successful one imagining what he would be like as the voice of a navigation system, Lynch received a standing ovation from the crowd and Mandel, 59.
"I believe you can turn anything into a positive, that's why I'm here," Lynch said, and the judges clearly admired this optimistic attitude.
Make room for Piers Morgan!
The British TV personality is coming back to America's Got Talent, he announced Tuesday on Twitter.
"BREAKING NEWS: America's Got Talent returns for Season 10 tonight...and I return to the judges' desk later this summer," he wrote.
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$14 million Investment in Cleantech Business Incubator Initiative Supports the Development of 141 Clean Energy Companies across the State (Long Island, NY) Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that 141 clean technology companies have been supported and primed for further growth through the Governor's Cleantech Business Incubator initiative. The initiative has attracted more than $215 million in private capital..


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Fertility after appendectomy
I had an appendectomy back in December of 2010...then I had had knee surgery on Feb 15 2011 and got pregnant about 2 months later in April. (I know, crazy year to say the least). Now I'm 30 weeks and doing great...EXCEPT that I've had some pretty bad pain under my ribs on my right side. My doctor says it probably is scar tissue from my appendectomy that has been moved up with my other internal organs once my uterus started to grow. I wonder if others have had that same problem...
Have you had an HSG done? If you do have scar tissue blocking your Fallopian tubes, this is a way to find out. Good luck! Hopefully it will not be an issue that affects your fertility.
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The are both intraperitoneal so I imagine adhesions might be a possibility? If studies suggest there is no correlation, then there is probably not one...
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I had an emergency appendectomy over 10 years ago and my RE said that there could be an issue with scar tissue. I also had an mymectomy (for fibroids) last year and my RE looked for scar tissue from the appendectomy and didn't find any, which was great news. I was surprised that an appendectomy would even be discussed at a fertility appointment, but it was at mine. Since my appendectomy was an emergency situation bc my appendix ruptured, my RE also wanted to rule out that no damage was done to my reproductive organs...meaning that whoever did my addendectomy didn't accidently cut something they shouldn't have. I thought it was interesting and was actually glad that I was scheduled for my myomectomy so my RE could rule it all out ....everything was fine in terms of the appendectomy and we could focus on my other fertility issues :)
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i had an appendectomy (ruptured) in july of 2006, a few weeks after my only daughter had her 1st birthday.. my surgeon told me if we missed a couple of minutes i could have been dead... .. after my operation i stopped taking contraceptive pills, my menstrual cycle is normal... and yet we fail to have a baby... in 2010 i consulted an ob-gyn and i was told my chances is slim coz my ovary is producing very few eggs... but in may of 2011, i got pregnant but i was told it was ectopic and didnt developed... and we lost the chance of having another baby.. its so frustrating that when ever we attend any gathering, we were always asked about having our second child.. and also my only daughter who is turning 7 this year always tells me that she wanted a baby brother or a baby sister...
i was also wondering sometimes... if my appendectomy has something to do with my incapability to conceive a child...
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I had my appendix removed back in 2002 (before it ruptured) through a laproscopy in my bellybutton. It only took 3 months to TTC my DS, so no problems that time. However, I had to have a c section with him, so I'm wondering if that has caused any problems since it's taking quite a bit longer to TTC this time.
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Reina-Ann estilo Victoriano en el corazón de Saratoga Springs, a poca distancia del centro de la ciudad, manantiales espumosos naturales, histórico de Congreso de Park, hipódromo, colegios, museos, galerías de arte, restaurantes y tiendas exclusivas. Situado en una propiedad de un acre, 13 habitaciones y suites con baño privado, camas de tamaño de rey, todos decoración en antigüedades de la era victoriana. Disfrute de té de la tarde y las cookies en las esferas de la sesión del salón delante de la chimenea. Venir a sentarse en nuestra porche de gran wrap-around con vistas a nuestros bellos jardines. Ofreciendo paquetes de fin de semana romántico, partes de vacaciones y bodas memorables.
4,6 en junio 14, 2016
Sixth yearly stay in Saratoga Springs at six different B&B's. By far the best experience. Owner / hosts the most accommodating and the most informative and were readily available for info on points of interest and dinning tips. Definitely a must on our return trips.....
5 en enero 10, 2016
From the moment we made our reservation, Union Gables was exemplary in ever manner. The staff was friendly and accommodating. The food absolutely delicious. The room incredibly relaxing. We could want for nothing more in our stay....
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It was our pleasure to have you stay at Union Gables, so it is so nice to read your kind comments! Thank you very much for the review. We hope to see you again soon! Best wishes for the New Year. Tom and Barbara
5 en diciembre 14, 2015
Thank you so much for always making us feel at home and pampered at this special love location in Saratoga, NY.
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Thank you for the kind review! We are so pleased that you felt pampered and at home at Union Gables. We hope to see you again soon! Best regards, Tom and Barbara
5 en octubre 28, 2015
We can't say enough about our stay at Union Gables. It's an absolutely beautiful home and very conveniently located to the downtown area. We brought our dog with us and not only are dogs accepted, they are welcomed. There was a blanket, water dish, and treats in our room just waiting for her. She enjoyed joining us for the evening wine and snacks in a beautifully appointed sitting room. Breakfasts were amazing! There are so many choices and one is more delicious than the next. The French toast and omlets really stood out. Jane could not have been a more gracious hostess. Our every request was met with a smile and positive attitude. We felt right at home from the minute we arrived until we had to leave. Looking forward to a return trip!
4,4 en agosto 13, 2015
We spent three days at this inn with two other couples and were very impressed with the quality of the rooms and the service. Jane and Page could not have been nicer. They were attentive to every detail. We would definitely return again.
5 en mayo 26, 2015
This was our first stay at a Bed & Breakfast and we were so happy to have found Union Gables. It was my husband's birthday and upon arrival, there was a birthday card in the room for him. Such a nice personal touch. The entire Inn and premises were super clean. We were very impressed by the architecture and decor. The staff was very welcoming, polite and accommodating. The complimentary wine, before dinner hours, was a wonderful way to wind down from our long drive. Wine in hand, we explored the beautifully maintained property and garden areas, in ground heated pool area and spacious relaxing front porch. Prior to leaving for dinner, we enjoyed a game of pool in the billiards room. The Inn was centrally located, within walking distance to great dining, shopping and pubs that hosted night entertainment. It was also a very short drive to the casino, which was a wonderful way to end our evening. The made to order breakfast and service was great, hosting a separate room filled with fresh fruit, juices, breads, yogurt, mini muffins. They also had great coffee and selection of Stash teas (available throughout the day/night). We stayed in the Edward room, which was spacious with and en suite, filled with natural sunlight, a comfortable king sized bed and lovely decor. All in all, our stay at Union Gables was a wonderful and memorable experience.
5 en marzo 31, 2015
My siblings and I are located across the US so we found Saratoga Springs to be a perfect meeting place. Our decision to stay at the Union Gables was 1st based on the confidence and warmth from the reservation phone call with Jane. Carla and Jane (& chef Bruce) made our stay more than perfect! Elegant yet casual, historical enlightenment, superb food and service. We visited every area of the Inn and sat in every seating and fireplace area! We loved it so much we are returning for a summer retreat visit and a winter visit to celebrate our birthdays! Jane, our Innkeeper was instrumental in our success of our family reunion. As we hugged farewell I found myself with a tear in my eyes, as I knew I would truly miss Union Gables and look forward to a speedy return!! Thank you all for such a beautiful experience.
4,6 en marzo 02, 2015
We finally got to enjoy, so much, a stay at Union Gables after having driven by it during the last 30 years! Thanks to Tom and Jane for making us feel right at home from the minute we arrived to the last cup of coffee before leaving. Our only regret was that we did not have a chance to spend more time relaxing in front of the fireplaces and taking in the beauty and comfort of our surroundings. But we will rectify that in the future! Sarah & Wally Morrison
5 en marzo 02, 2015
While in Saratoga for a kids chess tournament that was held at a neighboring convention center, it was a welcoming option for our family to retreat from the chaos of that hotel into our Union Gables home for the weekend. We felt like we were at home. Our room was relaxing, quiet and had everything we needed. In this environment we were able to relax, prep for tournaments and decompress. This was our second stay at Union Gables and we'll certainly return. Kids aren't normally allowed at the inn but they were kind enough to make the exception for this weekend, which allowed parents to better prepare their kids for the tournament (something difficult to conceive of had we stayed at a commercial hotel).
5 en febrero 17, 2015
My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Union Gables this past Valentine's weekend. The Inn is beautifully restored and well maintained and after speaking with Tom it's obvious he and his wife Barbara take great pride in their properties which shows. Jane is a terrific hostess who was very accommodating and the breakfast was excellent. Our room was very comfortable, with the fireplace making it especially cozy on some very cold evenings. My wife and I look forward to future stays at Union Gables!
The Edward room is a spacious, bright and comfortable room facing West overlooking the herb gardens through Victorian bay windows. King size bed, desk, sitting areas, gas fireplace, private bathroom, hardwood floors, refrigerator, 43 inch flat screen television, high definition cable, and complimentary wireless internet.
: $135 - $465
: $135 - $465
The Annie room is located on the second floor of the Inn. Romantic room on the turret facing west. Beautifully and elegantly decorated with Victorian antiques, gas fireplace, King size bed, desk, wall-to-wall Oriental carpeting, sitting areas, full bathroom, refrigerator, 43 inch flat screen television and complimentary wireless internet.
: $135 - $465
: $135 - $465
The Kate room is located on the second floor of the Inn. Pretty room overlooking the pool, fountains and gardens on the Eastern side. Elegant and comfortable with horse paintings, King size bed, gas fireplace, charming bathroom, hardwood floors, refrigerator, 43 inch flat screen television, high definition cable, and complimentary wireless internet.
: $125 - $465
: $125 - $465
The Jody room is located on the third floor of the Inn. Victorian style elegance with Southeast exposure to let in morning sun through large windows. King size bed, gas fireplace stove, sitting areas, private bathroom, refrigerator, hardwood floors, 30 inch flat screen cable television and wireless internet.
: $115 - $390
: $115 - $390
Large room with private outdoor patio. King sized bed, whirlpool bathtub and private bathroom. The room is titled the Library because there are bookshelves surrounding the room with unique antiqities. Friendly pets welcome.
: $170 - $435
: $170 - $435
Elegant King bedroom with private bathroom. Decorated with antiques. Equipped with a 43 inch flat screen television, high definition cable, complimentary wireless internet, in-room refrigerator, robes, sitting areas and desk. Breakfast always included and cooked fresh to order.
: $135 - $485
: $135 - $485
The Bill room is located on the second floor of the Inn. Spacious, sophisticated, elegant and large, light-filled room with curved ceiling, Southeast facing oval bay windows and private balcony facing South. King size sleigh bed, sitting areas, desk, large bathroom, hardwood floors, gas fireplace, refrigerator, 43 inch flat sreeen television and complimentary wireless internet. Pet-friendly room.
: $135 - $485
: $135 - $485
The Cindy room is located on the second floor of the Inn. Suite with two adjacent bedrooms: one large room with a Queen size bed and the other with two twin beds. Private enclosed screened porch with sitting areas, private bathroom, gas fireplace stove, hardwood floors, 43 inch flat screen television, refrigerator and wireless internet. Perfect for families and is pet friendly.
: $115 - $425
: $115 - $425
The Bruce room is a large room with tall ceilings facing the Northwest on the third floor of the Inn. Comfortable, bright and elegant. The skylight lets natural light brighten the cozy atmosphere of this room with an Adirondack style and antique decor. King size bed, gas fireplace stove, private bathroom, refrigerator, cable television and wireless internet.
: $115 - $425
: $115 - $425
The Linda room is located on the third floor of the Inn. Captivating octagon shaped room on the turret with romantic charm. Beautifully decorated with Victorian antiques, King size bed, gas fireplace, private bathroom, sitting areas, refrigerator, 43 inch flat screen cable television, hardwood floors and complimentary wireless internet.
: $125 - $465
: $125 - $465
The Michael room, located on the third floor of the Inn is privately situated at the end of the hall. Spacious and unique with a hand painted mural, two Queen size beds, private bathroom, gas fireplace stove, sitting areas, refrigerator, cable television and wireless internet.
: $115 - $390
: $115 - $390
Secluded cottage room with private patio next to a small pond. King size bed, bathroom, refrigerator, fireplace, air conditioning and wireless internet. Fully stocked kitchenette. Friendly pets welcome.
: $165 - $465
: $165 - $465
Comfortably furnished two bedrooms, one with a Queen size bed and one with a King size bed, each with a full bathroom. Shared livingroom and small kitchen. Private entrance. Friendly pets welcome.
: $210 - $895
: $210 - $895
Sophisticated elegance with three arched windows, long window seat and Southern exposure. King size bed, gas fireplace, hardwood floors, 43 inch flat screen, television, high definition cable, robes, refrigerator, and wireless internet.
: $115 - $390
: $115 - $390
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The standard of food is low, with dishes being rehashed with the addition of tinned vegetables, 'crab' on the menu is actually seafood sticks, the addition of curry powder to soups transform them into Mulligatawny soup.
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Born Aug. 29, 1951, in Barre, she was the daughter of Winston and Patricia (Cummings) Parks, and had attended schools in Barre and Burlington, graduating from Spaulding High School in 1969.
On April 4, 1971, she married Lance Cargill in the Barre Universalist Church, and the couple settled in Barre, moving to the present home in Williamstown in 1995.
She had worked as a licensed nurses assistant at the Berlin Health and Rehabilitation Center for over 20 years, retiring in 2009 due to health concerns.
Crafts, knitting and crocheting were special pastimes for her.
Survivors include her husband, Lance Cargill, and three daughters: Kathy Gilbert and her companion, Timothy Bashaw, of Barre, Krisi Pajouyan and her husband, Amir, of Tucson, Ariz., and Karen Hedding, of Roxbury; along with six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Also surviving are two brothers, Doug Parks, of South Barre, and Michael Parks, of East Montpelier, and a sister, Thelma Nutbrown, of East Montpelier, and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
She was predeceased by her parents and a son, Robert Cargill.
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Welcome to the Ilkeston and District Local History Society (IDLHS) website. If you are a new visitor, please find time to browse through the pages. The site features information on the history of Ilkeston and district and you can find details on the About the IDLHS page.
Coming soon . . .
Ilkeston as it was — Its history in 50 chapters
by Ann Featherstone and Beverley Kilby
A look at some of the events, people and things that have shaped the Ilkeston we know today and celebrating 50 years of the Ilkeston and District Local History Society.
The book is an unusual format and a new departure for the Society. There are 50 chapters, each taking a different topic in Ilkeston's history, from British Restaurants to Windmills to the Beauty Spot and the Mines Rescue. It delves back into the 16th century and the Weaver Pool, the 18th century for St Mary's clock and comes up to date with the Spitfire Fund of the 1940s and the building of Kirk Hallam Infant School in the 1950s. Little known regions and buildings are uncovered: the soot factory on Rutland Street, the Empress Theatre and The Nook, a house on Wilmot Street which has become part of the HSBC bank. Local people's recollections of the sounds and smells of Ilkeston have been gathered using the Il'son Bygones group on Facebook, and they have also contributed to the chapter about pre-fab housing, recalling their homes on Erewash Square.
Launch is on Saturday 8th October, 10am-1pm at the Smoothie Bar at the top of Bath Street. Come and meet the authors.
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Available from Blinks on South Street, Ilkeston Library, Erewash Museum, U-Choose on Bath Street and the Coffee Bean lower Bath Street, priced £6. Also available by post at £7.50, including carriage — please see the Publications page, which has details of all books and maps published by the Society.
Ilkeston's latest commemorative plaque
On 31st January 1916 a Zeppelin flew over the East Midlands passing over Ilkeston and the Stanton Iron Works and dropping bombs on the way. This plaque, placed on the north wall of St Bartholemew's Church in Hallam Fields, records the event and the names of the only two local men who lost their lives that night, Walter Wilson of Station Road Ilkeston and James Hall of Stapleford.
The plaque was unveiled by Fred Wilson, the great nephew of Walter Wilson.
Who's that with Danny Corns?
Robert Lindsay pops in to the Smoothie Bar
Ilkeston-born actor Robert Lindsay met with the Society's President Danny and Chairman Stephen Flinders at Paul's Smoothie Bar on Bath Street, Ilkeston recently to discuss events for the Society's Golden Jubilee Year, of which he has very kindly agreed to be Patron.
He's seen in this photograph talking with two good friends of the Society, Robert Attewell of Ilkeston Life newspaper (left) and Paul Opiah, Smoothie Bar Proprietor.
Plaque to Brian Shaw
Seasoned spokesperson for the Society, Danny Corns was very pleased to conclude a project to commemorate the birthplace of an internationally-known son of Ilkeston, Lieutenant Colonel Brian Duncan Shaw. His story will appear in the next Herald.
What's new . . .
A hundred years ago mourners who could afford it followed the hearse in a special carriage supplied by the undertaker. Barry Dibb has discovered the remains of such a conveyance and his report is here.
We're always seeing interesting things at our monthly informal meetings at the U-Choose Smoothie Bar. Recently, a century-old autograph album was brought in. The original owner had sewed and embroidered a linen envelope to keep it safe, but it's a chance survivor that we can all recognise.
The illustrations and texts create a brief window into the life of a young teacher between 1908 and 1917 and you can view each page here.
We are pleased to announce that as the original print run of 'Off to War' has now sold out, we have taken the opportunity to revise and expand the book for a new Second Edition. This now comprises 172 pages, with colour section and a new index and incorporates more than a dozen new stories of Great War servicemen and many new images, most of which have not been published before. The new Second edition should be available to buy from mid-January at £10 but if you would like to reserve a copy in advance (or order any of our other publications) then please Contact us for details.
A Good Deed Done
A recently rediscovered certificate celebrating the Ilkeston Corps of St John Amulance's fifty years of service was brought in to one of IDLHS's Saturday morning open sessions recently. This was first presented to the Ilkeston Corps in 1949, so we contacted SJA so we could give it back.
"We're delighted to return this to its rightful owner," said Chairman Alan Edwards. "This is an important document for St John's — it's part of their history."
The Ilkeston branch was one of the earliest to be set up, following representation to the St John Ambulance by the Duke of Rutland. "Miners were trained to be a quick medical response following accidents," said Craig. "From these beginnings, the Ilkeston Branch was created in 1898 to cover public and private events, just as it does today."
The current Unit has about 20 members, doing public duties in and around Ilkeston. The youth side starts at 10-years-old and the adults start at 17½-years-old. They meet at the Arena in Ilkeston on Monday nights at 6.30 for the youth side and adults at 7.45. New members of all ages are always welcomed.
Knitting for victory
Ann Featherstone and Beverley Kilby busy on the home front knitting head warmers while they prepare their next book on how the general population survived the Great War.
(Mme Guillotine is set to join them later.)
Available now . . .
The new book by Danny Corns and Steve Flinders — Stanton: Gone but not forgotten — is now on sale, priced at just £10. Two hundred pages of histories, memories and stories with more than 150 b/w and colour photographs.
Two hundred copies were ordered before publication and more than 200 copies were signed and sold by the authors in the four-hour launch at the U-Choose Smoothie Bar.
Stanton: Gone but not forgotten (and many of our other books) can be bought at:
- U-Choose Smoothie Bar, No.1 Bath Street, Ilkeston. 07983 990140
- BlinkInks, 48 South Street, Ilkeston. 0115 944 1427
- Ilkeston Library, The Market Place, Ilkeston. 0115 930 1104
- Moorleys Print & Publishing, Park Road, Ilkeston. 0115 932 0643
- Erewash Museum, High Street, Ilkeston. 0115 9071141
- Old School Tearooms, Stanton by Dale 0115 930 5699
- Bowleys Butchers, 4 Derby Road, Sandiacre (opposite the Coop). 0115 939 2204
- Sandiacre Library, Doncaster Avenue, Sandiacre. 0115 939 6805
- Sandiacre Post Office, 11 Derby Rd, Sandiacre. 0845 722 3344
- Two For Tea Tea Rooms, 92 Derby Road, Stapleford. 07981 213660
- Jas Heaps at 81 Main Street, Long Eaton. 0115 973 4922
- Long Eaton Library, Tamworth Road, Long Eaton. 0115 973 5426
The book is also available by mail order, priced £13.50 including p&p for the UK. Drop us an email to reserve a copy or to request overseas mailing prices.
Have you read . . . ?
Railway Tales — already on the third printing! Find ordering details for this book and others on the Publications page.
See Ilkeston's railways in action on YouTube.
For other books and maps available from the Society, please see our Publications page.
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Acknowledgements: The Society would like to sincerely thank Erewash Museum and Ilkeston Library for the use of its photographic collection.
All the material found on this website is the copyright of the Ilkeston and District Local History Society and/or contributors © 2011.
The IDHLS has no objection to anyone wishing to use or to print out this material for private or academic use, however it would be appreciated if an acknowledgement as to the material's origin is mentioned if used.


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Welcome to Bowie School District
Thank you to Bowie Unified School District's governing board for supporting Bowie students.
Pictured from left to right are Barth Morin, member; Jared Allred, member; Nancy-Jean Welker, vice-president; Kim Klump, member; Mike Myers, president.
A Message from Our Superintendent
Dear Bowie Unified School District Family,
I hope you enjoyed your summer. This year marks my third year as the Superintendent of Bowie Unified School District. It continues to be my honor to serve you.
The start of a new year is exciting for all of us. We have spent the summer eagerly preparing for your student's return, and we look forward to sharing new learning experiences with each of you.
Working together with the Bowie community, we will maintain high standards and quality educational instruction for our children now and in the years to come. Together, teachers, students, and parents/guardians make a strong Bowie family. We appreciate your support as your child enters the classroom, learns, and grows.
Thank you for your continued support of our students and district. I know 2016-2017 will be another great year of many successes for our students and community!
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Personal tax forms' early availability represent red flag
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Legal smoking shouldn't start until age 21
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Considering collaboration beneficial
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After sucessfully BF up until Tuesday (4 days ago), my 9.5 month old suddenly decided that he does not like to nurse. As soon as I try and nurse him, he arches his back and complains. I get that this might be a nursing "strike" but I don't see an end in sight. I am pumping to keep up my supply, but he barely drinks my expressed milk from a bottle! He has barely been drinking since Tue... a max of 12 oz a day (today was 10oz). I am upset (about the sudden weaning) and scared (about the drop in milk intake). I also notice that he prefers to drink soy formula vs my expressed BM (he is allergic to milk, but his reaction is only hives around his mouth, no diarrhea or gas), so I am thinking maybe my milk is giving him a tummyache?? Maybe he is teething?? I have no idea! He had his 9 month shots on Tuesday, he had a fever on Thursday...don't know if these things could be related. His sleep has also been crap...afternoon naps are short (like 30 min), he wakes up at 3-4am wanting to be held back to sleep (before he would nurse back to sleep, but that is no more either).
Anyway, my question is: has anyone else gone through this? And how long can I expect this to last? I am already losing my resolve and thinking of slowly reducing my pumping to wean. This is all new to me since my DD never did anything like this, and in fact never had problems with drinking her milk, even when sick or teething... *tears*


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After selling his house in Tarzana last year, local basketball product Jordan Farmar is ready to part with another piece of his portfolio. The point guard, who won two NBA titles with the Lakers, has put his contemporary-style house in the Las Vegas area on the market for $3.875 million.
Completed this year, the 6,185-square-foot contemporary was awarded LEED Platinum status by the U.S. Green Building Council for its efficient and energy-saving construction.
Among green features of note are installed solar panels, intelligent fireplaces and a weather-sensitive irrigation system. Sustainable building materials were incorporated into the three-story design.


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Lil Cease & DJ Delz - Junior M.A.F.I.A.: The Lost Files (Mixtape)
Here are some Junior M.A.F.I.A. tracks that were cut prior to the group's breakup. Tracklist and link under the cut.
Here are some Junior M.A.F.I.A. tracks that were cut prior to the group's breakup. Tracklist and link under the cut.
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=287SWmgnKCQ] In the words of ILLIONAIRE, "FML." DOWNLOAD: Rosa Acosta x Supreme
Well... not directly. During a press conference in Montreal Hov, was asked about the diss real record.
I went up to Eminem's Shade 45 on Sirius Satalite yesterday at 5 p.m. to do what I thought was going to be a standard hip-hop interview to promote my new Legendary Classics Vol.1—a two-disc collection album (which in case you haven't heard hit stores this week)—but the interview started becoming about boxing. I explained
As many of you (should) know, P's latest mixtape is available now. Here's a track off the maxi-single that should help entice you to grab a copy (if you haven't already) DOWNLOAD: Sean Price - Car Thieves | Mediafire PREVIOUS: Sean Price - Godfather Part P x Good Nite f. Royce Da 5'9" P!
Ryan Leslie's sophomore album Transition hits stores this Tuesday (my bornday bitches) and imeem was nice enough to offer it up for stream. Hit the jump to check it out.
Last leak off Wiz Khalifa's upcoming mixtape Burn After Rolling (artwork shown above), which drops this Monday (11/2). Shouts to DJ Ill Will. DOWNLOAD: Wiz Khalifa - When U Find | Mediafire
Here's the visuals to the new New York anthem Tru-Life couldn't possibly fathom creating during his... what did he do exactly again? Dah, who cares.
If I remember correctly, this was the track Shake was most anticipating so it's only right I drop it during his shitty day. Off Wale's Attention: Deficit, dropping November 10th. DOWNLOAD: Wale - Beautiful Bliss f. Melanie Fiona & J. Cole | Mediafire PREVIOUS: Wale - Mirrors f. Bun B (prod. Mark Ronson)
Photography by Nabil Elderkin, book design by Base Design, edited by Gustavo & Clara (for Wizardflex), published by Rizzoli, available now.
What does a rapper do when someone takes an attempt at his life? Responds via song of course. DOWNLOAD: JR Writer - I'm Alive Bitch | Mediafire
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lB6bUp5T0dQ] Holy shit, I need to kick-start this rap career of mine quickfast. PREVIOUS: Random Acts Of Fuckery: Take You To The Movies Edition
OK, check it out: your favorite website is teaming up with DigiWaxx and Microsoft for the next six weeks for something kind of dope. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday until Black Friday (November 27th) we will be giving away either a Zune/New Era fitted cap, a pair of Zune Premium Headphones and a Zune tee,