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TravelPod Member ReviewsHotel Observatoire Luxembourg Paris
We stayed at the Hotel Observatoire Luxembourg for three nights and loved every minute there. The rooms were nicely sized, very clean, and the prices were reasonable. The hotel was nice, but the staff made our stay terrific. Always friendly, always smiling - made you feel very welcome.
The hotel is connected to a cafe, which had very good food and was also our breakfast location. Very conveniently located, close to the Luxembourg Gardens and just a short walk to the Metro.
We have to give special props to Mustafa, who helped us to get to the airport on time despite a taxi strike that had things all backed up.
We will definitely stay here again and recommend it to all.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Observatoire Luxembourg Paris
Just like home . . .
Booked our vacation through France Vacations and was a bit apprehensive about the hotel due to health concerns. The hotel was immaculate, the staff were friendly and attentive to the point of kissing us on both cheeks and waving us off on our way home. Room was small but extremely clean with good linens, clean and fluffy towels. The only problem we encountered was the bathtub/shower. It was set so high I had to have help to get into it! I believe this may be the case in many hotels in Paris from the pictures I've seen. In any case, this hotel is one we will certainly stay in again. Only next time we will ask for the larger, deluxe room! Madame Anna cooks a wonderful breakfast and if you've run out of something all you need to do is ask. We were well treated and won't stay anywhere else!!!!
Great little hotel
We stayed over Easter holiday 2004,we had a triple room, small but charming,very clean. The location is great ,we bought the carte orange for zones 1-5,to use the Rer B to the airport,just half a block exit rue de labbe de leppe,also the carte orange is good for Versailles.the metro and buses. I recommend this hotel across from the jardin fe luxembourg,very quiet area.
Great base for sightseeing
This hotel was in a great location, just steps from the Luxembourg RER. which was so useful when we worked out how to use the RER - Metro system. The city was really easy to get around, we bought a 3 day ticket and where able to hop on and off trains, metros and buses really easily. The hotel was very clean and the staff were more than friendly, and were very patience when I was practicing my French! The room was quite small but for a weekend it was fine. It is only a ten minute walk from Montparnass where there are really nice restaurants and some nice pubs. While there we discovered a great street in Notre Dame area full of fabulous restaurants. Great deals to be had - as restaurants in general are soo expensive - and real authentic French cuisine. it is only steps away from the Metro so check it out.
Stayed here for our honeymoon
We stayed here for a week at the end of September for our honeymoon. It was exactly what we expected. The rooms were small but newly renovated and clean. This is not a fancy place but the local is ideal. You are steps from the train line which will get you any where in the city. It is 10 minutes south of Notre Dame and about 100 restaurants. We were very pleased. As with the last review, pass of the breakfast...kind of pricey.
Clean and friendly
This is the fourth hotel in as many visits to this wonderful city and this has been by far the best. We will stay here on our next visit. We stayed for a week in early October, '03. It is in a great location, the price is excellent (booked on Travelocity) and the hotel is VERY clean. The rooms are on the small side as are most 3 star hotels in Paris but has everything you need. The bed was very comfortable, the room was quiet with the window closed, the bathroom sparkled, and the staff were very nice. One note, pass on the hotel's breakfast and head for one of the cafe's in the neighborhood.
We loved this place
We stayed at the Observatoire Luxembourg Hotel in Paris for 4 nights. We absolutely loved it. Getting there from the airport is a breeze, as the hotel is steps from the RER (Luxembourg stop). The staff is the MOST helpful and friendly I have encountered in a long time. The airline lost our luggage. Within moments of casually mentioning this to the woman at the front desk, this most friendly and pleasant lady was on the the phone with the airline in an effort to obtain our bags. She went out of her way to help and reassure us, allowing us finally to relax in this difficult situation. Indeed, she was successful, and our bags were delivered that very night! Thank you so much! Beyond that, our room was lovely: modern, smart furnishings, individual A/C, minibar, comfortable bed, clean bathroom with shower/tub. The room wasn't too big, compared to American standards, but it was quite adequate. All that and the location is AMAZING. It is close to so much: beautiful Jardin de Luxembourg, the Pantheon, the Sorbonne, a multitude of dining, shopping, and entertainment options. Despite this prime location, the area surrounding the hotel is quiet and peaceful. I highly, highly recommend this hotel.
Great location,Great Value....Great choice.
My wife and I stayed here on our 10th Anniversary and were pleasantly surprised. I booked the hotel off the internet and got a super price ($91 a night) so my expectations were not high. But from the moment we arrived, via train from the airport, til our departure the staff were friendly and helpful. The room was on the smaller side, but very clean and tasefully decorated. The bathroom had a very big shower, with good pressure. Walking distance to Notre Dame and steps away from the Metro...can't beat the location. If we make it back to Paris we will definitely stay here again.Oh!...eat at La Dome.
Not worth the price
We booked this hotel based on reviews that we had read and pictures on their website. It certainly did not live up to what we expected. Our room was nothing like the one in the pictures. The rooms were very small and outdated and if you didn't get to breakfast first thing, alot of the items would be gone and they wouldn't replenish them. The location was convenient by train coming from the airport but it was certainly a hike on foot to everything. We booked it at a discount price of $145, their regular price was $170. For that kind of money, we certainly expected alot more. This was a budget hotel, but it wasn't a budget price.
Excellent value and convenient!
The train from the airport took us directly to the hotel. What could be better after a long flight! The room was small, yet cozy, and the bathroom was modern and clean. Breakfast was included in our package and it was a full breakfast buffet with eggs, sausages, cheeses, etc. This is the George V, but neither is the price. We would recommend this hotel without a doubt.
Nice find!
What a nice discovery! Small rooms very clean and the bathrooms are immaculate! The hotel staff goes above and beyond making you feel very welcome. Booking the hotel online got rooms for $85.00(US) a night which was a steal! Great location very convienent to the Metro. We would stay there again in a heartbeat.
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... everything was closed, save for a few restaurants that were packed. The concierge at the hotel said that the Italian place across the street has good pizza and they even do takeaway. Perfect! We headed over and walked into a really quaint little restaurant. By quaint I mean probably smaller than our bedroom at home. The waitress greeted us in French and we sort of explained that we speak no French but would like to order a pizza for takeaway. She understood and brought us ...
I Got My Roomies in Paris
We arrived in Paris around 6 pm and had to find our way to the hostel which of curse was not looked up before hand. After getting settled in the hostel we headed over to the Eiffel Tower for some pictures and obviously to stare at it! After we looked at it for about 30 minutes we decided it was time for some food. Although in most places they say don't go to restaurants nearby tourist sites because they are more expensive, we did, because everything in ...


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For PechaKucha Night in Hamamatsu Vol. 3 -- see our post on the event -- mechanical designer Aki Tsuji had a presentation on the glider that he and his "Team Ocean Man" created for a televised "Birdman" contest. Tsuji-san walked the audience through the process of building the aircraft, and as you'll see, it was quite an undertaking.More...


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In February, the Producer Price Index for finished goods increased 1.6 percent, seasonally adjusted. This rise followed advances of 0.8 percent in January and 0.9 percent in December, and marks the largest increase in finished goods prices since a 1.9-percent advance in June 2009.
Prices for finished energy goods climbed 3.3 percent in February, the fifth straight monthly increase. Accounting for over forty percent of the February advance, prices for gasoline rose 3.7 percent. Also contributing to higher prices for finished energy goods were increases in the indexes for home heating oil and residential electric power.
The index for finished consumer foods surged 3.9 percent in February, the largest increase since a 4.2-percent climb in November 1974. About seventy percent of the February rise can be traced to higher prices for fresh and dry vegetables, which jumped 48.7 percent.
In February, prices for finished goods less foods and energy moved up 0.2 percent, the third consecutive rise. Accounting for about twenty percent of the February increase was the index for passenger cars, which advanced 0.6 percent.
These data are from the BLS Producer Price Index program. To learn more, see "Producer Price Indexes — February 2011" (HTML) (PDF), news release USDL-11-0349. All producer price indexes are routinely subject to revision once, 4 months after publication, to reflect the availability of late reports and corrections by respondents.
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Rayne—Funeral services for Rose Mae Alleman Guidry, 79, will be held on Monday, January 13, 2014 at 10:00 A.M. in Duhon Funeral Home Chapel, Rayne. Father Kendal Faulk will officiate. Interment will follow in Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Scott.
Visitation will be held on Sunday, January 12, 2014 from 9:00 A.M. until 10:00 P.M. in Duhon Funeral Home, Rayne, with a rosary being recited at 6:00 P.M. Visitation will continue on Monday from 8:00 A.M. until service time in the funeral home.
Mrs. Guidry passed away on Saturday, January 11, 2014 at 8:30 A.M. in a Rayne healthcare facility.
A lifelong resident of the Rayne/Duson area, Mrs. Guidry was a member of the Catholic faith. She enjoyed playing BINGO and word games, and she loved to watch games shows on television. Her greatest joy in life was caring for and spending time with her family.
Survivors include her husband of 62 years, Andrus Guidry of Rayne; daughter, Linda Gail Meaux and husband, Wayne of Duson; sons, Dennis Guidry and wife, Debbie of Duson, Curtis Guidry and wife, Deanna of Duson, Rayford Guidry and wife, Ramona of Mire, and Steve Guidry and wife Nelda of Rayne; sisters, Joycelyn Cormier and Genevieve Trahan; brothers, Leroy Alleman, Raymond Alleman, Gambel Alleman, Jr., and John Allen Alleman; 14 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; and 6 great-great-grandchildren.
Preceding Mrs. Guidry in death were her parents, Gambel Alleman, Sr. and Bella Ancelet Alleman; sisters, Evelyn Guidry and Eunice Guidry; and granddaughter, Tammy Guidry.
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Who's Gonna Take Wall's Weight?
Two weeks ago, John Wall and the Wizards jointly announced that the third-year point guard would miss around eight weeks with a stress injury to his left patella. The resulting "sky is falling" sentiment divided into two groups. There was the "Curse of Lez Boulez" camp who fully expect the Wizards to start the season with a 9-20 record, followed by season-ending injuries, bad trades and a missed playoff berth, because that's basically been the norm the past 30 or so years (the Eddie Jordan years and 1997's 'we-beat-the-Chicago-Bulls-in-the-first-round' year being the only exception). The other group of disappointed people are still feeling the effects of the Gilbert Arenas injury (those effects range from contract extensions while hurt, to the criticisms of the Wizards' training staff, to the eventual blowing up of that playoff roster) which was the catalyst for a slide from playoff relevance to lottery dependence.
Fortunately for Ted Leonsis and Randy Wittman, this current Wizards roster is neither burdened nor bogged down by the franchise's previous chapters/history. With Wall's injury, Trevor Booker and Kevin Seraphin are the longest tenured Wizards on the roster (Cartier Martin played for the Wizards during the 2009-10 season, but has not been on the team consistently). The Wizards have players like Trevor Ariza and Emeka Okafor, who just arrived to the team via trade over the summer, and Martell Webster, who witnessed career-threatening injuries to Greg Oden and Brandon Roy while in Portland. Then there are players like Bradley Beal, Jordan Crawford and Shelvin Mack, who will have the opportunity to shine in Wall's absence and aim to enhance the Wizards' offense upon Wall's eventual return. And finally there's Nene, who is currently battling plantar faciities, but, according to Nene himself and Ernie Grunfeld, will be ready on opening night against the Cavaliers. That's important, as Nene led a mini-Wizards resurgence toward the end of last season. This Wizards roster can actually claim the "New Beginnings" mantra without drawing the cynical ire of bloggers and writers alike.
Wall's injury and extended absence come at a crucial time in the development of this young Wizards franchise. The Wizards finished the season on a six-game winning streak, which was part of the reason Coach Randy Wittman was brought back for a full season. Ted Leonsis is on record as saying the playoffs should be on the radar, and that the lottery is not acceptable. (Leonsis recently tempered those expectations by saying it would be "unacceptable" to finish the season with one of the four worst records in the NBA.) And with maturity-challenged players like Andray Blatche, Nick Young and JaVale McGee no longer around to serve as go-to scapegoats, this was supposed to be the year the Wizards took the proverbial next step—a step that was predicated upon a full, healthy season of John Wall.
If the young players like Beal and Crawford fail to step up; if veteran players like Nene, Ariza and Okafor fail to lead; and if second-year players like Chris Singleton and Jan Vesely fail to improve, the grandiose hopes and plans of this team will disappear, and the lottery could very well be the Wizards' destiny yet again. Not to mention, there could be more ugly losses like the Wizards' first preseason loss against the Charlotte Bobcats. (As Kyle Weidie points out, there were plenty of injured Wizards unable to play, but plenty of disturbing trends, too.)
So what do the Wizards have to say about Wall's absence, and what happens next?
Bradley Beal, who figured to team with Wall to form a strong, young backcourt, is seemingly not at all flummoxed about a Wall-less beginning to his NBA career:
Steven Gray who is a long shot to make this roster, but an injury to Wall—as unfortunate as it may be—gives him a glimmer of hope:
If this were last season, Shelvin Mack would be given serious consideration for the starting point guard position in Wall's absence. Going into this year, not only was A.J. Price signed to compete for the the backup job, but Jannero Pargo was brought off the street to compete for time as well. Mack welcomes the competition:
Emeka Okafor was brought in to bring veteran leadership to compliment what Wall figured to bring on the court in his third year. But with Wall's injury, Okafor's leadership role may be expanded, and he got a little tongue-tied while trying to explain it:
Nene, who was also brought in for his post-play and leadership, got a taste of what he and Wall could do last season during the six-game winning streak. With Wall hurt, he figures to be the go-to guy (if he can overcome his own injuries), but Nene has his own expectations of his other teammates:
And finally there's Trevor Booker, who is an elder stateman of this team. He's been the victim of two freak injuries the past couple of seasons himself but is looking to return and have a breakthrough season:
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"the grandiose hopes and plans of this team will disappear"
Does anyone really have any grandiose plans for this team? I haven't visited this site in a while but everyone knows this team is going to suck right? With Wall or without him. We are still starting Jordan Crawford. If that's not an indication of how bad this team is I don't know what is.
Grandiose plans for the Lakers and Celtics is winning a title. For the Wizards, it is making the playoffs, and both Ted Leonsis and Ernie Grunfelf have mentioned that goal more than once.
Hmm I see. Well anybody who believes those guys will be in for a surprise.
Missing Wall for a couple of months will not be too bad. at least the Wizards have a lineup of veterans who can shoulder the load and keep the team on track. Perhaps the ball handling duties can be passed on to Trevor Ariza. When he was drafted, he had the tab of a poor man's Scottie Pippen because he shared much of the same abilities. Nonetheless, all the Wiz need to so be semi-reespecticable and stay sub .500 until Wall returns.
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At Sandy Lane Primary School we work together to inspire and motivate all our children through a diverse range of opportunities. We develop compassionate individuals who are resilient and optimistic with no limit to their success.
Sandy Lane provides opportunities to:
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Sandy Lane is a large Primary School in Bradford Local Authority. It was established as a small Victorian school 130 years ago, and is currently a one and a half form entry school taking 45 pupils into Reception each year. The school changed from a First School to a Primary School in September 2000 as part of the Bradford School's re-organisation. We have children from the age of 4 to 11 years, in 7 year groups divided between 11 classes.
Our classes are named after famous Bradfordians:-
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GREENSBORO, N.C. - The caveat to Clemson's offense receiving no preseason individual accolades: nobody's quite sure who specifically will put up the big numbers.
Returning receivers for Clemson, with 2013 stats:
WR Adam Humphries, sr.: 41 rec, 483 yards, 2 TD
WR Mike Williams, soph.: 20 rec, 316 yards, 3 TD
TE Stanton Seckinger, jr.: 21 rec, 244 yards, 4 TD
TE Jordan Leggett, soph.: 12 rec, 176 yards, 2 TD
WR Germone Hopper, soph.: 23 rec, 149 yards, 2 TD
*WR Charone Peake, jr.: 8 rec, 84 yards, TD
*-tore ACL after two games
Even the starting quarterback doesn't know, unless he's being coy.
"Nobody knows who our go-to guy is," senior Cole Stoudt said Sunday at the ACC Football Kickoff. "I honestly believe my go-to guy is everyone, because they're all at Clemson here for a reason. We can trust them all to catch the ball and make plays."
Stoudt spent his most visible day as Clemson's on-field general to date making no wild proclamations about the Tigers toppling mighty Florida State, but he was characteristically bullish on his unit's ability to thrive despite last year's departures.
"People that underestimate the Clemson offense this year are saying, oh, you lost Martavis Bryant, Sammy Watkins, Tajh Boyd and all these guys," Stoudt said. "I feel like we could possibly be better because we have more weapons.
"We have guys that ran a 4.2, a 4.3 (40-yard-dash). We have the same speed out there. We have some guys that are faster, and can catch."
Offensive coordinator Chad Morris has led the Tigers to no worse than the ACC's top two in scoring offense and total offense all three years at Clemson. Of course, that was with record-setting Boyd at the helm, which Stoudt has yet to prove.
"We're not going to ask Cole Stoudt to go out and win the game for us," Morris told local reporters Tuesday. "We are going to ask Cole Stoudt to go out and play within the system, play within the parameters, and execute what we've asked you to do. Then the wins will take care of themselves."
Stoudt's got no problem with that approach.
"I'm relaxed, I take what's there. I'm not going to try to force a ball or anything like that," Stoudt said. "I'm just going to make my reads one at a time, hit the open guy, take what's there, and just find a way to get my team in the end zone.
"We still have the same offense, same tempo, still striving for 80 plays a game, and we still have the same formula. We just have to go out and execute it."
In a script change from the 2013 summer event, when Boyd was the most popular player among reporters and linebacker Spencer Shuey was a nominal presence, Stoudt was slightly overlooked in favor of All-American defensive end Vic Beasley.
While Clemson has the tools on defense to be one of the better ones in the country - Beasley admitted he thinks it's possible Clemson ascends to No. 1 in that category - the dominant pass-rusher isn't worried about Stoudt or the offense.
"I have a lot of confidence in them," Beasley said. "I believe in Cole; he's my quarterback, so I've got to believe in him. It's in his hands."
Predictably, Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston and the Seminoles are regarded as the top offense returning in the ACC. That's fair.
What sticks to Morris is how little the outside world thinks of his cast of relative no-names who are yet to break out.
"I'm fired up every year, but I'm really excited this year. For one, people aren't giving us credit," Morris said. "I love being the underdog; it ticks me off in that regard. But that's OK. Kind of a little extra motivation for us.
"They're not giving this group any credit because they're a lot of young guys. I love it. I'm going to remind them of that every stinking day."
Even with Watkins and Bryant gone to the NFL, the Tigers still return 48 percent of their 2013 receptions and 41 percent of their yards with receivers Adam Humphries, Mike Williams and Charone Peake plus tight ends Stanton Seckinger and Jordan Leggett.
"It's not, 'oh, Sammy's not out there so we can't run this play.' We still have guys here who can run the plays we have," Stoudt said. "I feel like some people are going to be shocked by what we're going to do."
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Whether it be injury or being held back by creative, there are quite a few guys who won't get a shot to fight at WrestleMania. While guys like Undertaker, Triple H and John Cena have helped to define WrestleMania, some guys may never get a shot to do so. While there are guys who aren't deserving of such a thing, there are many who continuously work hard to improve and would be a great asset for WrestleMania.
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Newberry's FDOT road changes unpopular
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NEWBERRY – Representatives from The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) held a public information meeting last Thursday to further talks about a controversial two-way pair road system to be constructed on State Road 26 through Newberry.
The purpose of the roads, according to Newberry City Commissioner Jordan Marlowe, is to be able to transport large numbers of people from the west of Florida to the east in case of an emergency.
The gathering was a continuation of the first meeting held on June 11, 2015, where three alternatives that addressed capacity improvements were proposed.
The two-way pair system was recommended for further consideration as a result of comments received at the June meeting.
Under this plan, FDOT would construct four new lanes of traffic that would begin west of County Road 337. The lanes would continue until 264th Street, where they'd split to create a two-way pair system.
SR 26 would diverge into a one-way street running east, while NW 1st Avenue would become a one-way street running west.
The total cost of the project is projected at approximately $15.5 million.
Construction would tentatively begin in 2025 with completion within the next two years.
About 30 people stayed after the meeting in order to voice their concerns during a public comment forum with FDOT Project Manager Stephen Browning and Planning and Environmental Manager Bill Henderson.
One young mother was worried about the safety of her small child.
"We purchased [our] property because it was not on a main street," she said. [The proposed road] is going to be right past my house. People are not going to go that speed limit. You're taking away that stop sign, so the road is going to be less safe for my child. There's going to be more litter on the road."
Another citizen voiced concern that Newberry's fate would be similar to that of Waldo, a nearby town once notorious for its highway speed traps.
Marlowe said that while the changes might be beneficial for Florida at large, they won't be for Newberry.
Residents on 1st Avenue would be sandwiched between two two-lane roads in which traffic never stops or slows down, he said.
"It becomes potentially hazardous for kids who are crossing the road," he said.
Besides the social consequences, Marlowe mentioned how businesses on 1st Avenue would be negatively impacted.
"Everybody drives very quickly down Newberry [Road] to get to their job," he said. "And the west-bound traffic will be on 1st Street where all the residents are. So, the businesses would lose their drive-by traffic at the time of the day where they might be more inclined to do an impulse stop.
"Right now they live on a quiet street in a small town. They would be living on a very busy freeway style street. That's what they feel."
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Medieval days on tap
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GAINESVILLE – For two weekends each year, the clear blast of trumpets mingles with the laughter of children as the kingdom of Hoggetowne opens its gates. Performers in period garb sing and dance in the streets, while knights joust on horseback and magicians captivate the crowds. Tucked away in the enchanted forest of the Alachua County Fairgrounds in Gainesville, this medieval marketplace will come to life Jan. 30-31 andFeb. 5-7.
Hoggetowne is home to more than 160 talented artisans from across the country who journey to the faire to sell and demonstrate their wares, offering medieval crafts such as weaving, blacksmithing, leatherworking, wood carving and glass blowing. Fairgoers can browse through a selection of delicate medieval jewelry or glimpse into their future with a mystical fortune teller.
"Visitors should arrive early to take full advantage of the exciting medieval magic," said Linda Piper, faire coordinator. "Each morning, all the entertainers greet the Hoggetowne guests as the city gates open to this enchanted kingdom."
The sound of applause echoes from the faire's nine stages, where the forgotten skills of full-flight falconry, gripping aerial acrobatics and old-world magic come to life. Jugglers, knife throwers and gypsy dancers add to the excitement as they fill the streets of Hoggetowne.
"Visitors should plan to spend the entire day enjoying Hoggetowne's enticing blend of artwork, period music and medieval traditions," Piper said. "People wait all year for this highly anticipated event."
One of the faire's most popular attractions is the joust. The audience cheers on their champion as the armored knights charge across the field wielding lances or swords as they battle on horseback. Afterwards, children can meet the knights and their magnificent steeds.
This year's theme is "The Adventures of King Arthur," where you can meet King Arthur, Queen Guinevere, Merlin and the Knights of the Round Table as they battle the forces of evil during a living chess game in a stunning show of combat entertainment.
Visitors can also engage in traditional medieval games of chance and skill. They can shoot arrows or hurl battle axes at targets, or they can navigate their way through a winding maze. Thrilling, human-powered push rides, as well as camel and pony rides, attract eager children and adventurous adults.
Children can also enjoy the faire's School Day Friday, Feb. 5, in which thousands of students from Florida journey to Hoggetowne for a day of face painting, hair braiding and medieval crafts. General admission tickets are reduced and larger discounts are available to school groups that register in advance.
"It's so great to be able to provide this educational opportunity to children who are learning about medieval times in their schools," Piper said. "This is a chance for students to see the Middle Ages come to life."
After roaming the streets of Hoggetowne and working up an appetite, both adults and children can enjoy a feast fit for a king at the food court. The tempting aromas of freshly baked pastries, blooming onions, sweet potato fries, giant turkey legs and succulent ribs attract scores of lords and ladies.
Produced by the City of Gainesville Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs Department, the Hoggetowne Medieval Faire draws more than 53,000 guests each year. On Saturdays and Sundays, the faire is open from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. \and costs $17 for adults and $7 for children age 5 to 17. The faire is free for children under 5. School Day, \Friday, Feb. 5, is open from 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m., and admission is $8 for adults and $3.50 for children. Pets are not permitted.
The Alachua County Fairgrounds is located east of Gainesville at 3100 NE 39th Avenue adjacent to Gainesville Regional Airport.
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Audit:: High Springs police department improves
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HIGH SPRINGS – On Dec. 11 Eric May of Emerald Data Partners, the company employed by the City of High Springs to provide information technology services, delivered a short summary to city commissioners comparing the outcome of the latest technical audit versus the previous audit received on Jan. 12, 2013.
Every three years, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) conducts a technical audit of local agencies to ensure compliance with the FDLE Criminal Justice User Agreement and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Security Policy.
In his summary, May said the 2013 technical audit was "of great concern" as it revealed nine areas of policy violations and 14 more areas of concern. By comparison, the recent November 2014 technical audit revealed zero areas of policy violation and only five areas of concern, one of which has already been addressed.
Violations are areas FDLE considers procedures or policies as non-compliant with CJIS practices. Areas of Concern are areas which, if they aren't addressed, may cause violations in the future, according to May.
May said that last year he had come into the evaluation near the tail end. "Over the last few months we have worked diligently, along with the High Springs Police Department (HSPD), to help ensure the department improves its information security and overall efficiency in its information systems," said May.
"In October, Lt. Sheppard (Acting Chief) and myself met with an FDLE representative to respond in depth to questions used to conduct a new Technical Audit," said May. The final results, which were sent to HSPD in November, showed a significantly improved Technical Audit score.
May was reluctant to point out publicly any potential weaknesses in HSPD's information systems, but those weaknesses and suggested corrective measures were listed in the technical audit. He characterized them as "procedural" and said in a subsequent interview he believed they could all be taken care of within the next 6-8 weeks.
Since the most recent audit, May and HSPD personnel have worked to correct the remaining four areas of concern. During the commission meeting, May was able to say that some of those areas had already been addressed and some would be corrected by other measures which are currently being implemented citywide.
May has been working for the past eight months to improve overall information security throughout the city system. Password strength and other technical changes that have come to their attention through the technical audit have been applied also to the rest of the city system to protect that information as well.
May said that additional costs to High Springs to address the areas of concern would be minimal as some of those items were already built into the other measures HSPD is in the process of implementing.
"I am very happy to see that our police department has made such significant strides in addressing both the violations and concerns expressed by FDLE last January," said Mayor Sue Weller. "The remaining concerns are in the process of being addressed and we can anticipate they will be resolved shortly as well. This is a step forward for the High Springs Police Department and, I believe, the commissioners were all glad to receive audit results of this kind."
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LaCrosse nets grant money to replace fire gear
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LACROSSE – Luck may be improving for the Town of LaCrosse Fire Department. As reported previously, the department is receiving funding from their town to help bring the fire department building up to code and to provide two trained fire/rescue personnel on duty 24/7. In addition, the fire department recently received a grant to help replace some of their outdated safety equipment.
The funds, which were awarded by Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation, are being used to replace $15,390 of the $27,000 of outdated, non-compliant safety equipment needed by the town's fire department. Ten sets of Viking Hainsworth Titan Duo turnout gear (coat and pant) worth $15,390 were received by the LaCrosse Fire Department. The awarded equipment will replace old damaged gear, allowing the department to provide safe and efficient fire services to the community.
This Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) purchased through the grant is European designed and constructed gear that far exceeds the industry standard in the United States.
The brand was discovered by McDavid at Fire-Rescue East in Daytona Beach last January. Fire-Rescue East is the largest trade show held in the east by the Florida Fire Chief's Association. McDavid also learned that Milwaukee, Boston and Miami-Dade Training Academy were using this type of PPE and that the cost is roughly $500 per set lower than what is being used by other fire departments in Alachua County. "No other fire department in north Florida is using this technology," said McDavid who feels the equipment is far superior to the usual equipment found in most U.S. fire departments.
Earlier this year, LaCrosse Fire Chief Paul McDavid made a case before the Alachua County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) asking for the county to help keep his fire fighters safe by financing the cost of the outdated equipment. Although the county turned down the request, McDavid did not stop there. Instead he submitted a second request to the Firehouse Subs Foundation for assistance and was awarded a grant of more than $15,000 to help defray the cost of replacing some of the required equipment.
"Although the grant does not cover all the needed equipment," said McDavid, "it goes a long way towards helping to keep our firefighters safe and does so at no cost to our citizens. It is a fantastic program and we can't thank Firehouse Subs enough for helping to keep our department's men and women safe as they work in hazardous conditions."In one more area of good fortune, the City of Jacksonville loaned LaCrosse a 2004 American LaFrance fire truck to use while LaCrosse's 1991 Emergency One (E-One) truck is being repaired. "Their fire department is extremely generous and has loaned us their vehicle at no cost for whatever length of time we need to use it," said McDavid. "We expect our truck to be out of service until after the first of the year. No matter how long it takes, Jacksonville's Fire Department has told us to keep their vehicle as long as we need it."
"Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation was founded in 2005 in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina," according to their web page. "Firehouse Subs co-founders, Chris Sorensen and Robin Sorensen, traveled to Mississippi where they fed first responders as well as survivors." As they traveled back to Florida exhausted and exhilarated, they knew more could be done and the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation was born.
The Foundation, which has provided grants in excess of $14M, allocates funding in five distinct areas: life-saving equipment, prevention education, scholarships and continued education, support for members of the military and disaster preparedness and disaster relief.
The 501(c)(3) foundation reviews grant requests quarterly and, although Firehouse Subs is their major contributor, the foundation depends on citizen contributions as well to help fund their grants.
Anyone wishing to learn more about the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation can check their website at www.firehousesubs.com or go to their nearest Firehouse Subs location.
Anyone wishing to donate to the remaining $11,610 in replacement safety gear required by the LaCrosse Fire Department may contact the Town of LaCrosse City Hall at 386-462-2784 or Chief Paul McDavid at 386-462-1544.
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Waste "hauling for the holidays"
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ALACHUA COUNTY – Waste hauling is just as important during the holidays as any other time of year. A brief survey of the rural Alachua County cities provided the names of two companies serving those communities: Waste Pro and WCA Waste Corporation.
Both companies will be closed on Thursday, Dec. 25 and Thursday, Jan. 1. Residential waste service for those dates will be picked upon the following Friday and Saturday.
Waste Pro will split their pickups for commercial customers between Wednesday evening before the holiday and the Friday after to try to keep their commercial customers as close to their regular pick up times as possible.
For further questions about each company's schedule or for any other waste hauling questions, Waste Pro can be reached at 386-462-2500 and WCA can be reached at 352-377-0800.
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Marquette Poll Director Elaborates On Latest Results
This week's poll found Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton holding onto a narrow lead. She remained five points ahead of Republican nominee Donald Trump among Wisconsin registered voters, which is unchanged since last month. The poll also found Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Russ Feingold held his lead over Republican incumbent U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson.TRANSCRIPT
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Test data produced from next spring's statewide public schools' assessment will, in many ways, be a great change from the past.
The academic indices districts and schools received from the previous system, CATS (Commonwealth Accountability Testing System) will be replaced by percentages, meaning that in many cases the scores under the new Unbridled Learning system will be lower than previous results; some will be higher, but almost all will be different.
Kentucky students planning to attend an in-state college or university beginning in fall 2012 should file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible after Jan. 1. Filing early increases a student's chance of receiving a state need-based grant administered by the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority. The FAFSA is available at www.fafsa.gov.
Hannah White, a junior from Hodgenville, and Kayla Bradshaw, a junior from Summersville, will travel to Haiti for a Christmas break mission trip with Campbellsville University.
The students, part of the School of Nursing, will have four days of medical clinic.
They saw 1,800 patients last year and hope to see even more this year. Because there is no board of nursing in Haiti, the students are allowed to do more than in the U.S., but typically they give out medications, injections and help those who may have vitamin deficiencies.
Laura Bishop, an undergraduate student at Campbellsville University, recently presented her work at the annual Kentucky Academy of Science conference in Murray and has had her article published in the Journal of Kentucky Academy of Science.
While at the conference, which was held this year at Murray State University, Bishop presented her work on structural dynamics for a group of homoleptic nickel (II) complexes, called "Synthesis of Homoleptic Nickel (II) Complexes and Examination of Their Coordination Dynamics in Solution."
Campbellsville University sports ministry students recently taught a Bible conference to juvenile offenders from Lincoln Village Juvenile Detention Center in Elizabethtown.
Dr. Ted Taylor, professor of Christian studies and lead professor of the sports ministry program, and his sports ministry class, began this year hosting students from the Lincoln Village Juvenile Detention Center once per semester.
Jana Constant and her son Gatlin Constant assisted with the food drive at LaRue County Middle School. The students collected 2,634 items of canned goods and staples.
Tracy Tharp's kindergarten class had fun catching snowflakes Tuesday morning. They learned that no two snowflakes are exactly the same and almost all snowflakes have six sides. Pictured are Erica Vittitoe, Dylannaa Perkins, Elise Cecil, Margaret Johnson and Ty Tedder. Emma Carter is pictured with her head held back. She was enjoying tasting the new snow.
The LaRue County School Board heard the following personnel recommendations Monday:
Accepted recommendation of employment of:
• David Whitlock as 8th grade boys' basketball coach for LaRue County Middle School
• Alfredo Silva as 7th grade boys' basketball coach for LCMS
• James Howell as bus driver at the LaRue County Bus Garage
• Elizabeth Marsh as science teacher at LaRue County High School
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BENNINGTON Southern Vermont College student Hanifah Presley received the Engaged Student Award from the Vermont Campus Compact at the 2013 Engaged Campus Forum last month.
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Presley, of Brooklyn, N.Y., received the award after a significant investment of time and energy in activities that promote and support engagement at Southern Vermont among her peers.
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The Dorchester Reporter alerts us to a roughly 230-year-old, 13-star American flag now on display at the Commonwealth Museum on Columbia Point.
On Tuesday, police and Aquarium biologists investigated the remains of a basking shark in the Reserve Channel. This morning, Nichole spotted what appeared to be the same shark floating in the water off the JFK Library on Columbia Point.
In 2012, a whale carcass that washed ashore on one of the Harbor islands eventually floated out to sea and headed north, winding up on a beach in Rockport.
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We found nitrocellulose, ether and picric acid were dropped off by a family of a retired doctor.
Boston 2024 today released details of its plans to spend more than $100 million on insurance to cover the risks of a hurricane hitting Boston during the Olympics, terrorists striking the games, sponsors dropping out, ticket sales proving disappointing or entire countries boycotting the games. Read more.
Eileen Murphy reports she ran across Griffen Fargo of Dorchester creating rock sculptures along the Harborwalk on Columbia Point in Dorchester.
The three museums on Columbia Point are offering a free trolley bus ride from the Back Bay to Columbia Point on Saturdays and Sundays through Nov. 1.
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UMass Boston has alerted its students and staff they can just stay home on Monday due to the official opening of Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the US Senate. A roving UHub recipient of the alert forwarded us a copy:
The University of Massachusetts Boston campus will be closed beginning at 7 p.m. on Sunday, March 29 through Monday, March 30.
Campus will reopen for business on Tuesday, March 31.
Specifically Roxbury and Dorchester with a jaunt up to Kendall Square. It's prep work for Monday's visit by the Obamas and Uncle Joe to Columbia Point for the opening of the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the US Senate - next to the Kennedy Library.
BRA approves new Columbia Point building that Olympics organizers would want to tear down for athlete housing
The BRA today approved a $23-million proposal by the Boston Teachers Union to replace its current headquarters next to the old Bayside Expo Center with a more modern structure and a parking garage.
In its initial proposal for an Olympic village, Boston 2024 proposed taking the land, along with neighboring offices and hotel, for construction of towers to house athletes - some of which would later be turned over to UMass Boston for dormitories.
The International Olympic Committee will decide in 2017 whether Boston gets the Olympics.
The Boston Fire Department reports a 100x100-foot section of the roof at the old Bayside Expo Center collapsed around 7:35 a.m.
The collapse forced the evacuation of a neighboring office building.
The building, now owned by UMass Boston, had been slated for demolition this summer.
A Suffolk County grand jury this week indicted two brothers on charges they used a detachable steering wheel and a knife in a brawl outside a party at the DoubleTree Hotel on Mt. Vernon Street that ended with one of their opponents dead of stab wounds - from his own knife.
Shawn Coleman, 22, of the South End, was charged with second-degree murder and was allegedly the attacker who ended Christopher Borgella's life early on March 1. His brother, Harold Coleman, 26, of Dorchester, was also indicted for second-degree murder for his role in the brawl, according to the Suffolk County District Attorney's office and Boston Police.
Boston Police report the man stabbed to death in a fight that spilled out of the Doubletree Hotel on Mt. Vernon Street on March 1 was Christopher Borgella, 23, of Dorchester.
Borgella was fatally stabbed around 2:35 a.m. in a fight that sent another man to the hospital.
Boston Police report a large party in a room at the Doubletree Hotel on Mt. Vernon Street early Saturday spilled into the street outside and ended with two men stabbed, one fatally.
Police have yet to make any arrests for the stabbings, which happened around 2:35 a.m., but Capt. John Greland at C-6 says there is "a very active investigation."
Somebody stealing catalytic converters from vehicles in parking lots in South Boston, Columbia Point
Over the past few days, four catalytic converters have been detached from vehicles, according to Capt. John Greland at C-6:
On Tuesday, the owners of a 1998 Toyota and a 2000 Toyota discovered their cars parked at 2 Morrissey Blvd. were missing their converters.
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