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GRAND RAPIDS, MI — For the last 22 years, the John Ball Park Easter Egg Hunt has been a West Side holiday staple that's brought a candy-coated smile to the face of many local kids.
But the event is in jeopardy this spring after two longtime organizers bowed out of the event for personal reasons, said Bob Wallington, the man left responsible for ensuring the annual Easter tradition stays afloat.
Wallington, 55, said he found out Monday that his longtime fellow organizers Richard Beduhn and John Weisnewski wouldn't be able to help solicit donations as they have for the last two decades. As result, the event is on the ropes, said Wallington.
The two men were able to leverage community connections that he doesn't have.
"We're looking for anybody that would be able to donate candy, toys, bikes — anything they could give," said Wallington. "We're still in dire need of donations."
Each year, children fan out across baseball field at John Ball Park. Upon hearing the words "Easter Bunny," the kids race to gather as much candy as possible, and afterward, each kid receives a plastic egg with a corresponding prize — which could be a new bicycle.
In 2010, 760 kids registered for the event. "Most years, we end up running to get more candy, there's that many kids," said Wallington. The largest group that ever showed up was 3,200 strong.
It takes between $7,000 and $9,000 to stage the event, which is the only opportunity for some low income children in the area to get some Easter candy, he said. Right now, they have a little more than $2,000. The event requires about 3,000 pounds of candy on average.
Wallington is working with the nonprofit John Ball Park Zoological Society to have funds for the event routed through the society's books. Wallington said that if the event takes place this year, it will be reduced in scope.
He's also in talks with the local Optimist Club to take over the event from 2013 to 2017.
"I'll bust my butt to do anything and everything I can do for them kids."
If you'd like to help out, call Bob at (616) 610-1616, or his daughter Patricia Hasse at (616) 914-7987.
This year's event is scheduled to take place Saturday, April 7, the day before Easter.
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TRENTON — Taking to Facebook users while visiting the company's headquarters in California, Gov. Chris Christie today fielded questions from internet admirers — and others who aren't that crazy about him.
In a promoted back-and-forth with Facebook users while he's in California for a series of fundraising and political events, Christie gave few detailed answers. Some of his responses were short and sweet. Others were merely short.
One user, Lauren O'Brien, asked why he cut funding for an after school program called New Jersey After 3.
"New Jersey after 3 was a good program which lacked demand," Christie said.
O'Brien didn't buy Christie's answer. "FOR REAL??? Didn't ya come from Newark as I did??" she said. (Christie was born in Newark but grew up in the Livingston, a suburb).
Several users attempted to get Christie to say whether he'll veto a gun control bill (A2006) to decrease the permitted size of ammunition magazines from 15 rounds to 10. Christie would not answer any of them. But when a user named Jeff Adamson asked "Why do you hate the 2nd Amendment?," Christie said: "I don't."
The governor also returned to bashing the former MTV show Jersey Shore.
"Who is your favorite Jersey Shore character and why?" wrote one user with a Hebrew name.
"None because they don't deserve it," Christie said.
Another user, Marco Martinez, asked Christie if there is a way "to impeach yourself."
"Unfortunately for you, no," Christie shot back.
User John Harvey asked Christie if "you really think you have a chance" because "in my mind you are a disgrace to American politics."
Christie responded with his trademark restraint.
"Yes I do have a chance but I don't know what you think I don't have a chance for — but thanks for your poorly worded and rude question," he wrote.
Christie also found his fans Facebooking him.
Bonnie Stroffolino Martelli told him, "I stand behind you all the way, but often wonder how you have such a tough shell. Does it ever get to you? (negative press, accusations and haters)
Christie said, "Yes, it does. But, if you want to be in this business, you have to learn to deal with it.
And Sara Hariri was one of several to mention his dance routine with Jimmy Fallon on "The Tonight Show" on Thursday night.
"I like the way you shake your booty, please run against Hillary, she scares me! Love you!" she posted.
"Thank you ... I think." Christie said.
• Christie to chat with Facebook users today at 6:30 p.m.

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Novelist, b. of American parents at Bagni di Lucca, Italy, 2 Aug., 1854; died at his home near Sorrento, Italy, 9 April, 1909. In early manhood he became a convert to the Catholic Faith. His father, Thomas Crawford, was a distinguished sculptor ; his mother, Louisa Ward, was a sister of Mrs. Julia Ward Howe. The greater part of his youth was passed at Rome, and, after having studied in various colleges in America, England, and Germany, he terminated his studies in the Roman University, where he attended the lectures in Sanskrit and comparative philology given by the learned Professor Lignana. At the same time he was already occupied with English literature. He afterwards passed four years and a half in the East Indies and the United States as journalist, critic, and finally novelist, up to the time of his marriage in 1884, when he took up his residence at the villa he had bought and remodelled for himself near Sorrento on the Bay of Naples.
With the publication in 1882 of "Mr. Isaacs", his first and in some respects most characteristic novel, he suddenly leaped into fame. While it was running through the press Crawford began a more carefully composed novel, "Dr. Claudius" (1883), which more than repeated the success of "Mr. Isaacs". His third novel, "A Roman Singer", ran serially through the pages of the "Atlantic Monthly" and was published in 1884. It was this third novel which opened out to Mr. Crawford his true field, the description of Italian life and character with its many cosmopolitan, and especially its American and English, affiliations. He was the author of some forty novels and one play, "Francesca da Rimini", and his publications commanded a larger sale than those of any contemporary writer of fiction in England or in the United States. Besides those mentioned his principal works of fiction are the following: "Zoroaster" (1885); "A Tale of a Lonely Parish" (1886); "Saracinesca" (1887); "Marzio's Crucifix" (1887); "Paul Patoff" (1887); "Greifenstein" (1889); "Sant' Ilario" (1889); "A Cigarette Maker's Romance" (1890); "The Witch of Prague" (1891); "Don Orsino" (1892); "Pietro Ghisleri" (1893); "The Ralstons" (1895); "Corleone" (1897); "Via Crucis" (1899); "In the Palace of the King" (1900); "Marietta, A Maid of Venice" (1901); "The Heart of Rome" (1903); "Whosoever Shall Offend" (1904); "Soprano, A Portrait" (1905); "Fair Margaret" (1905); "The Primadonna" (1907); and "The Diva's Ruby" (1908). Crawford did not confine his attention to fiction. History, biography, and description are represented in his: "Constantinople" (1895); "Ave, Roma Immortalis" (1898); "The Rulers of the South" (1900) -- renamed "Sicily, Calabria and Malta" (1904); "The Life of Pope Leo XIII" (1904); and "Gleanings From Venetian History" (1905). In 1904 he published an essay entitled "The Novel: What it is", in which he gives his views upon the art of which he was a master.
While Marion Crawford in his public life always professed himself a Catholic, he can scarcely be called a Catholic novelist, and his treatment of Catholic subjects in several of his works does not recommend itself to his coreligionists. In his Philip II , for example, he follows the traditional Protestant view and unjustly represents that monarch as a brutal bully, cruel, sensual, and base. During his last illness, Marion Crawford received all the comforts of religion. He chose the neighbouring chapel of the Franciscans for the ceremonies of his requiem .
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Eosinophilic Fasciitis
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It is possible that the main title of the report Eosinophilic Fasciitis is not the name you expected. Please check the synonyms listing to find the alternate name(s) and disorder subdivision(s) covered by this report.
General Discussion
Eosinophilic fasciitis is a rare disorder characterized by inflammation of the tough band of fibrous tissue beneath the skin (fascia). The arms and legs are most often affected. Inflammation is caused by the abnormal accumulation of certain white blood cells including eosinophils in the fascia. Eosinophilic fasciitis eventually causes the skin to swell and slowly thicken and harden (induration). The disorder most commonly affects middle-aged adults. The specific symptoms and severity of eosinophilic fasciitis can vary from one individual to another. The exact cause of eosinophilic fasciitis is unknown.
Eosinophilic fasciitis, also known as Shulman syndrome, is named after the physician who, in 1974, was the first to report on the disorder in the medical literature. Some researchers believe that eosinophilic fasciitis is a variant of scleroderma (systemic sclerosis), an autoimmune connective tissue disorder characterized by hardening of the skin.
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- A Mariners Harbor teen who allegedly fired a gun near a crowded playground has been arrested on weapon and other charges, said prosecutors.
Travis Johnson, 18, of the 300 block of Grandview Avenue, shot a bullet toward the ground near Grandview Playground on March 11 between 3 and 4 p.m., said a criminal complaint.
About 10 people, including children, ran for cover, court papers said.
No one appears to have been injured.
According to Advance reports, a neighborhood resident said she saw a group of people fighting, and then they disappeared around the corner of Brabant Street before she heard one "pop."
Another resident who did not wish to be identified, said the incident occurred just as children were being dropped off by a bus near Grandview Avenue after school. She also described hearing a "pop."
Around the same time, police were searching for a suspect who stabbed an 18-year-old in the leg. Cops found the teen victim on Lockman Avenue and Continental Place, a block away from the playground, the Advance reported.
Also charged with Johnson on Thursday was Jahiek Chunn, 30, who lists the same address on Grandview.
Court papers say Chunn swung a box cutter at an informant. While those documents don't specifically link Chunn to the stabbing, he is charged with felony assault.
Beside weapon possession, Johnson is accused of criminal use of a firearm and reckless endangerment, said a spokesman for District Attorney Daniel Donovan.


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Meals on Wheels of Staten Island, Inc.
Rating: 5 stars 1 1 review
304 Port Richmond Ave Staten Island NY 10302 USA
Meals on Wheels of Staten Island was created in 1972 with the mission to provide healthy nutrition to older adults over age 60 residing on Staten Island. Two meals are delivered daily both meeting the nutritionist approved 1/3 recommended dietary allowance (RDA). Meal recipients are individuals who are unable to shop for themselves or to prepare their own meals. Meals are delivered by our staff in hot-shot trucks as well as by volunteers who cover 45 daily routes to all Staten Island communities. Staff nurses affirm that the person is eligible to receive meals and address special dietary requirements based on diagnosis, medication interactions, allergies, etc. Kosher and halal meals are prepared by a subcontrract caterer which we deliver across the island. Emergency food boxes are given to all our our meal recipients and replenished as needed.
Even as the economy is still recovering and many people and businesses are dealing with financial strain, our spring luncheon and fall dinner dance were successful events as we maintained our fundraising levels from those events. We have initiated the process to build a new facility to house a larger kitchen, office and vehicle space needs as our census has grown very significantly and is projected to continue to grow dramatically. We will maintain our comittment to serve all in need of our services.
Target demographics:
Older adults, over the age of 60 who are unable to shop for themselves or to cook their meals.
Direct beneficiaries per year:
Our current census is appraching 1000, we have served over 1250 meal recipients over the year.
Geographic areas served:
All community districts of Staten Island.
Home delivered meals is our primary service. Daily contact with the deliverer, either staff person or volunteer is viewed as equally important as the meals that they bring. Our registered nurses monitor meal recipients to ensure that we are responsive to their individual nutrition needs.We partner with fifteen agencies serving the developmentally disabled who assist with delivery, mailings or in our kitchen, in a truly win-win partnership. We are initiating a pet food program for recipients who have pets but have similar challenges in feeding their cherished pet companions. Given the average age of our clients and level of frailty we have also been in position for emergency interventions, when upon delivery we find a person in distress or unable to receive their meal.
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I've been volunteering for a few years and have found it to be truly rewarding. The staff at the office is pleasant and very helpful. I have a route every Friday delivering to 12 recipients who are delighted to know that someone cares. I deliver two meals (one hot and one cold) and have not heard any complaints about the quality of the food we deliver. The meals are individualized and comply with their nutritional needs. I have found that this experience has enriched my life.
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Parking Garage To Be Sold In New York (For A Million Dollars)
25 May
What is the maximum money you can ridiculously think for a small parking garage? Chances are least one million hits your mind. But this is damn true. The exact dimension of this parking garage is 12x23x15 (in feets, widthxlengthxheight).
In the Manhattan, where traffic makes sense in walking than driving (if feasible), a parking garage holds value. No wonder, parking space is also in big demand and that's whey they are asking one million for such a space. This garage is located in Greenwich Village, on the west of Lower Manhattan in New York City.
However, seller believes they are not asking too much and no wonder if they get even higher offers. Dolly Lenz, Vice-Chairman at Prudential Douglas Elliman, firm who is selling this garage, told ABC News that there can be two car fitted in this garage, one upped by one. "This is actually undervalued."Normally, when you buy a garage, you are literally buying between two lines in a designated spot," Lenz says. "We're not talking about really big numbers here, at $1 million," she said. "It will be more about getting it. I think people will bid above what the asking [price] is."
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Colby White Named P.G. County Schools CFO
7/25/2014, 2:23 p.m.
A former accounting clerk for Maryland's second-largest school district has been named its chief financial officer.
Colby R. White, who has served the Prince George's County Public Schools system for 18 years, will oversee a staff of 175 employees as its new CFO. He will oversee the system's payroll, purchasing and worker's compensation as he helps draft its $1.8 billion budget.
White had worked in the accounting division as a budget technician and budget analyst, most recently serving as acting budget director. He replaces acting officer Thomas Sheeran, who recently resigned after filling the position since 2012.
A county schools graduate, White earned three degrees from Bowie State University, including a doctorate in educational leadership.


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Exhibit: Diamond Gym: Action Network
Artist: Nari Ward
Location: 2441 Flood St.
Rating: Wonderful
Ward, a Jamaican-born artist, converted the flooded Battleground Baptist Church into a sublime surrealist gymnasium, complete with a tangle of exercise equipment caged in a huge iron diamond and watermarks on the mirrored walls. (That's Tina Turner in the background reciting a Buddhist chant.) The neighborhood, the artist says, is going to have to work hard to build itself back up. No pain, no gain.
Prospect.1 is a biennial of international contemporary art at sites throughout New Orleans through Jan. 18.
Read the latest Prospect.1 New Orleans news and reviews below.
Nov. 21, 2008 - The 19 Prospect.1 New Orleans exhibits make the Contemporary Arts Center an artistic carnival
Nov. 19, 2008 - Prospect.1 New Orleans discussed by distinguished artists
Nov. 16, 2008 - Prospect.1 New Orleans attendance is difficult to gauge
Nov. 7, 2008 - North shore native Stephen G. Rhodes puts some punk in Prospect.1 New Orleans
Nov. 3, 2008 - Kirsha Kaechele Projects is a feast for the senses at Prospect.1 New Orleans
Nov. 2, 2008 - Skylar Fein: Prospect.1 New Orleans installation reignites memory of a deadly fire
Nov. 2, 2008 - Prospect.1 artist Janine Antoni considers demolition
Nov. 2, 2008 - Artist Srdjan Loncar sells money at the Old U.S. Mint
Nov. 2, 2008 - Mark Bradford's three-story surrealistic ark aground in the Lower 9th Ward
Nov. 1, 2008 - Prospect.1 installation shapes perceptions of home, lifestyle
Nov. 1, 2008 - A batch of Prospect.1 installations not to be missed
Oct. 31, 2008 - Replay TP Art Critic Doug MacCash's Prospect.1 chat
Oct. 31, 2008 - Prospect.1 New Orleans is a feast of first-class art anyone can understand
Oct. 28, 2008 - Julia Street gets a jump on Prospect.1
Oct. 13, 2008 - Prospect.1 New Orleans poised to open in New Orleans
Oct. 13, 2008 - Dan Cameron's art event another New Orleans miracle


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All this rain is making me crazy! I am sitting in my office trying to drum up creativity for a couple's red outdoor farmhouse themed wedding and it keeps pouring outside! Seeing rain makes me think about all the couple's who haven't put together their "Plan B" for their outdoor Oregon weddings. If you've spent enough time in Portland you understand that it always rains during Rose Festival. We seem to have surprise sunny days, but rain you can count on during the first few weeks in June. Well thank goodness this couple's wedding isn't until July where the rain probability is low, but just in case, we have a backup plan for their outdoor affair, a nice white tent on hold. If your planning an outdoor wedding make sure that you place a hold on a tent which can usually can be canceled the day before or the day of your event. Mother nature is out of our hands, but planning for uncertain weather is a must! Here is my Red Farmhouse wedding inspiration board for your enjoyment.Happy Planning!
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Federal court plans Oct. 28 hearing in Gulfport on injunction to delay new flood insurance rates.
National Flood Insurance Program unaffected by shutdown as rate hikes kick in.
Senate panel members backtracking on votes to support rate hikes in subsidized federal flood insurance program.
Hearing Wednesday focuses on affordability issues in National Flood Insurance Program rate hikes coming in October.
Rates to sharply increase after Oct. 1, while Louisiana lawmakers cry foul.
Louisiana insurance chief says 2014 NFIP rate increase would raise rates for "working coast" beyond affordability.
Congress is currently deflecting intense pressure to roll back virtually all the increases in flood insurance premiums imposed in 2012.
Amendment passed Tuesday would bar the rate increases by preventing FEMA from using federal funds to implement Sec. 207.
The amendment passed 281-146, and the appropriations bill was later approved by the full House and sent to the Senate.


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The anticipated powerhouse single from Shakira and Rihanna has arrived. The two international beauties were able to create dance-friendly pop number just in time for the warmer months we all can't wait for. In a recent interview with Glamour Magazine, Shakira touched on the single and her work relationship with Rihanna:
"Working with her was utopia," Shakira said. "She's the sexiest woman on the planet. And at the end of the day, we're both just basically Caribbean girls. The chemistry was so good and so real. She taught me dance moves. She was a sweet teacher."
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San Francisco Wedding Venue
600 Stockton at California Street
San Francisco, California 94108
Contact: Catering Department
Phone: 415/296-7465
Request more information
Set atop prestigious Nob Hill, The Ritz-Carlton is housed in one of San Francisco's finest examples of neoclassical architecture. Originally built in 1909, the block-long structure has an impressive and stately façade. When you step inside, you're greeted by an updated version of The Ritz-Carlton's signature style. An expansive marble-clad lobby sets a sleek, refined tone, while crystal chandeliers and enormous fresh floral arrangements add understated sophistication. The adjoining lounge is both contemporary and supremely elegant, with floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the bustling Financial District and bring in natural light.
The first level also holds a magnificent setting for large celebrations—the Ballroom and adjacent galleries. With high vaulted ceilings, dramatic black-and-white carpeting and modern furniture pieces, the spacious galleries provide a luxurious area for cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. Seated receptions follow in the opulent Ballroom, which can be partitioned into smaller sections. Light glows from spectacular crystal chandeliers suspended from a recessed oval ceiling, and silver leaf wall coverings are accented with panels of mirrors in geometric patterns. The hotel's second and third levels offer additional event spaces, each of which can be used for a private rehearsal dinner or intimate receptions. All are tastefully designed with Art Deco-inspired decorative elements, including silver wall coverings with mirror tiling and overhead lighting adorned with black beaded light fixtures.
Then there's the Terrace Room, The Ritz-Carlton's newest place to party. It enjoys abundant natural light and opens to the Terrace Bar, a roomy and convenient spot for social-hour mingling. The Terrace Room's most exciting attribute, however, is its direct access to the red-bricked Terrace Courtyard. Enclosed by an impeccably manicured garden of roses, lavender, ivy and flowers, the fragrant courtyard also boasts a striking cityscape, making it a sublime choice for outdoor gatherings. Glass-topped tables with umbrellas and chairs dot the courtyard, and the central portion can be tented to accommodate a ceremony or dining if the weather doesn't cooperate.
Remember, The Ritz Carlton has a long tradition as hospitality experts, so ask your event professional about arranging for a bridal shower afternoon tea, a martini night for the bachelor party or a day-after brunch.
And after the festivities there's no need to rush off—the bride and groom can unwind in one of the hotel's two Presidential Suites, and be whisked to the airport the next day by a hotel-arranged limousine service.
CEREMONY CAPACITY: The hotel can accommodate 10–750 seated or 50–1,100 standing guests indoors.
EVENT/RECEPTION CAPACITY: The site holds 16–600 seated or 26–1,100 standing guests indoors.
MEETING CAPACITY: There are 13 spaces that accommodate 26–826 guests seated theater-style, 12–122 conference-style or 16–475 classroom-style.
For weddings, a deposit of 35% of the estimated event charges is due when your contract is submitted. The ceremony setup charge is approximately $5,000. For receptions, buffet luncheons run $70–75/person, seated luncheons $80/person, and seated dinners $110–130/person. Tax and service charges are additional. The estimated food & beverage total is payable 10 days prior to the event.
For business functions or meetings, fees vary depending on rooms and services selected. Call for specifics.
Wedding Receptions
Special Events, Parties
Business Functions/Meetings
Rehearsal Dinners
On-Site Accommodations
Catering: in-house
Kitchen Facilities: n/a
Tables & Chairs: provided
Linens, Silver, etc.: provided
Restrooms: wheelchair accessible
Dance Floor: provided
Bride's Dressing Area: yes
Meeting Equipment: full range CBA
Parking: valet at $35/car for events
Accommodations: 336 guest rooms, 60 suites
Outdoor Night Lighting: CBA
Outdoor Cooking Facilities: CBA
Cleanup: provided
View: SF Bay and skyline from upper floors
Other: event coordination
Garden Patio/Courtyard
Banquet Hall/Events Facility
Historic/Landmark Building
Alcohol: in-house
Smoking: designated areas only
Music: amplified OK indoors
Wheelchair Access: yes
Insurance: not required
Other: no rice indoors
Wheelchair Accessible
Year-round, daily, 8am–2am, including holidays.
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I was just wondering how long the SBM software has been available on the web? Is it something relatively new?
How did Scrapbook Max begin???
Is it slowly being upgraded to do more?
I just got done with my free trial and will definitely be purchasing SBM. It is soooooo much easier than Photoshop Elements!
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Single Mom Relationships: How to Fix a Relationship
Raising Your Family IQ
She wanted to know how it felt to kill someone. . .This was the confession of 15 year old Alyssa Bustamante in 2009 after perpetrating the cold blooded murder of 9-year-old, Elizabeth Olten. The now 18-year-old Missouri teen was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after being condemned by her own record of events. Court documents show that the 15-year-old killed Elizabeth, disposed of her body, documented her excitement in a diary and then headed off to a church dance.
What I find so gut wrenching about this story is not just the senseless, unprovoked nature of the killing. What literally outraged me was the lack of remorse and lack of respect for human life. The diary account of Alyssa's thoughts and feelings after orchestrating this tragedy indicated that she did give her actions a second thought, but quickly got over it as the thrill of hurting someone took over.What I wonder in many cases like this, is what type of relationship did this girl have with her parents? While we know that Alyssa was taking medication in her treatment for depression over a number of years, there was no mention of any psychotherapy that typically should accompany this type of treatment. Even so, parents are the first line of defense when it comes to protecting children from harming themselves or harming others.
In order to detect minute changes in personality and behavior, it is essential to be in tune with our children and all of their habits. The only way to effectively master the skills of relationship management, is to engage in credible, time tested education on relationship building. In single parent families, there is often little time to make the connections that are needed to pick up the slight shifts in our kids' lives. Missing a sign here or a yellow flag there can lead to bigger problems down the road. Even though many of us don't have the time to enroll in a parenting course at a local university, there are other options.
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Surfing To A 'T'
Friday - April 30, 2005
Aloha surfers and beachgoers!
First Wave: April is almost behind us, yet in front of us the waves roll on! We've had five south swells at last count and this is a really good record so far — in fact as of this writing (Monday, April 25) we expect some south swell action this weekend! Stoked!
Second Wave:Testosterone and surfing — what's the connection? It's not just the male ego, but a real biochemical relationship. It relates to the theory that when you win, testosterone goes up and when you lose it goes down. This molecular force of nature acts the same when you get a good rush or push your athletic prowess — it goes up! We certainly know how testosterone relates to sex, but that's a whole other subject.
North Shore's Dan Moore won the Billabong XXL Award
— and $68,000 — for riding the biggest wave of 2004
Third Wave: Let's congratulate a he-man who got an extra dose of testosterone recently — Mr. T-Man himself, Dan Moore from the North Shore. He's the winner of $68,000 for charging the biggest wave of the season — The Billabong XXL Award was given out Saturday, April 22, over in California. Why 68,000 bucks? Because Dan deserves it — $1,000 per foot of wave height! You do the math. This was a Macker Wave, and Mr. Moore broke his foot in the process! His front foot got stuck in the straps of the tow-board when the wave collapsed on him. Talk about "Going for Broke!" That's him in the photo — see him? That little surfer with very big levels of testosterone. It happened Dec. 15 last year at Jaws off Maui. Dan said it was "an amazing day — just massive."Yeah, no kidding. Take a look yourself on SURFNEWSNETWORK.COM and click the Billabong Banner. Your levels of "T" will rise! Seriously, studies show even spectators who witness their team winning (e.g. football game) or extreme athletics (the XXL above) show a rise in testosterone. Amazing! Now this doesn't mean go out and start surfing 30- foot Jaws just to increase your "T" levels — going to the gym is much safer. But thanks for the inspiration, Dan — you da man! By the way, Dan Moore is almost 50.
Rochelle Ballard currently ranks No. 5 in the world
Fourth Wave: What about our wahine? They're doing just fine, thank you! In fact, Rochelle Ballard is currently ranked No. 5 in the world after tying for third with local gal Megan Abubo in the third event of the season. And Rochelle is one of Earth's best women ever riding the tube — see the photo here for proof. The contest was held in Fiji off a dreamy Island named Tavarua. Now Tavarua has two main breaks that look easy to ride because it's so perfect, but it's shallow and fast — not for beginners. Rochelle narrowly missed a world title in 2004, ending runner up. She's hungry, so let her eat. She's always been a contender since she began 14 years ago. Another incredible female talent is No. 2 rated Abubo — and she's right behind the current champ Sofia Mulanovich. Both our girls will be chasing the Peruvian ripper on their way to a hopeful first World Title. Megan has a good chance at more than just one title. She's won eight World Champion Tour events in 11 years as pro and finished second in 2000. Yet Megan is just 26. Now that deserves the surf accolade of "Freak Surfer." I love this sport and all the people in it!
Last Wave: Legendary singersongwriter Jackson Browne was spotted surfing the North Shore a couple weeks ago with lifeguard and bodysurfing legend Mark Cunningham. Legends stick together, and you can bet that neither was Running On Empty with testosterone!
See you where you belong — in the water and back here next week. I'm GQ dropping in for you!
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While the presidential election of 2012 is history, the
pendulum has swung to the left: liberalism.
The electorate has rejected the plot and the high priority of one-term office
for President Barack Obama. The tables were turned upon
congressional leaders.
Obama was re-elected with 332 votes in the
Electoral College. Scheming tends to dishonesty.
Voter suppression in Florida and Ohio received a defeat, a backlash.
The surge of minorities to the polling places was the great determination for
them in casting their ballots, in spite of their standing in long lines for
many hours.
The demography of the population has shown a diversity of minorities in the
The voters consent to same-sex marriage in three states, electing
an open gay candidate to the Senate, increasing taxes in California, and
approval of marijuana use in two states.
The "bums" were not thrown out in Congress which has lower
favorable rate. Voters display contradictions and inconsistencies about their
lawmakers, retaining the status quo in the dysfunctional Congress.
The House is still dominated by Republicans with few losses; the Senate is
controlled by Democrats with two gains. A divide government remains,
but the voters want cooperation with compromises.
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This thesis is concerned with the gaze at catastrophe, the politics of seeing, and the aesthetics of catastrophe. One such aesthetics is formed by the practices that functionalise the Holocaust trope. "The Holocaust", as the series of events of Nazi genocidal practices has come to be called, has become the catastrophe in our modern Western consciousness. In numberless variations, the Holocaust has been called the "greatest crime in the history of humanity" (Levi), the "new categorical imperative" for humans to think and act in such a way that Auschwitz could never be repeated (Adorno), "the defining event of the twentieth century" (Bartov), the "signature of a whole era" (Habermas), and, ultimately, as the climax of modernity and the rational and emotional catastrophe that led to the unhealable "wound which Nazism has made in Western civilization" (Bauman).
The thesis problematises this image of the Holocaust as the catastrophe that can be invoked for all "other" incidents of violence, destruction, and suffering. I am concerned with the implications and pragmatics of the spread of the images of the Holocaust. Holocaust imagery is resurfacing everywhere-in critical thinking and philosophy, as well as all areas of popular culture. The extent to which "the Holocaust" has gained centre stage in the global fascination with catastrophe and atrocity-and has become a benchmark against which other events are judged-is astonishing. At the same time the most commonly expressed grievance over Holocaust references still is the use of the words "holocaust" or "genocide" to describe other events. With this contradiction in mind, the thesis examines the practice of using the Holocaust for representing and recording contemporary catastrophes in the news media; a practice still widespread and not showing any signs of decrease, notwithstanding the increasing time gap since the events occurred. The Holocaust has become a representational convention for the framing of catastrophe within contemporary media representations. Within it, a transfer of Holocaust imagery and theory into completely different contexts occurs on a large scale, but this practice is not yet theorised in itself.
Therefore, the thesis examines the pragmatics of global Holocaust representations: why the Holocaust has been turned into such a dominant narrative. To do so, the thesis traces the visual rhetoric of Holocaust imagery used for events other than the Jewish genocide. Chapter One opens up the questions addressed and introduces the main argument, which is concerned with the political and cultural significance of global Holocaust representations, of how the "Holocaust image" is moved around within a global public sphere. It establishes that the Holocaust is used as a representational convention for the framing of catastrophe within contemporary media representation. Chapter Two examines what happens when the Holocaust moves across space and time. Focusing on its uses for "other" genocides, this chapter analyses the work the Holocaust image is made to perform in the instance of the Rwandan genocide, and the significance and consequences of this work. Chapter Three continues this inquiry, this time examining cases in which the Holocaust image is pushed even further beyond its original context as it moves from human to animal issues. With these examples I show that this pattern of repetition constitutes an epistemological move: it is a constitutive part in the development of an aesthetics of catastrophe whose function it is to construct certain understandings of events as we11 as an understanding of how to represent these events best in order to disseminate them successfully within the media industries. Chapter Four probes the question of how we can speak, express, or represent the overwhelmingly catastrophic or traumatising, and addresses the creation of images, tropes, and metaphors proliferating in the representations and critical discourses of the Holocaust or other catastrophic events. It summarises the significance of the Holocaust transferrals and the implications of the Holocaust as an aesthetic possibility within the aesthetics of catastrophe. The appendix, finally, puts together more of the image material that reflects Holocaust transferrals and has not been analysed in detail, but is nonetheless important to the visual rhetoric of Holocaust imagery and the question of how this imagery haunts the visual coverage of so many current events.
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Ralph Daniel Ott Jr., 83, of Excelsior, Minn., formerly of Clear Lake, followed his son, Daniel, in death on Aug. 2, 2014. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, Aug. 16, 2014, at 2 p.m., at Excelsior Covenant Church, 19955 Excelsior Blvd., Excelsior. Burial will be in Clear Lake at a date yet to be determined.
In lieu of flowers send memorials to the SIDS Foundation or a favorite charity of the giver's choice.
Ralph, a U.S. Army veteran, was a kind and loving husband, father and friend. He passionately followed local sports teams, both amateur and professional. He loved golf and playing cards with his lifelong friend, Wayne Hill and Wayne's wife, Sally. He will be fondly remembered for his devotion to his wife and family and for his small acts of kindness.
He is survived by his wife, Jacqueline Ott; his sisters, Dorothy (Bill) Short, Margaret (Earl) Thompson; sister-in-law, Eunice (Jack) Ott; daughters, Kathy (Bob) Saum, Karen (Randy) Wisner, Laura (Jackie Hoff) Reynolds; and much loved grandchildren; great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews.
Ralph was preceded in death by his parents, Ethyl Howard Ott, Ralph Ott Sr. and Nettie Howard Ott; brothers, John (Jack) Ott, Don Ott; daughter, Susan Wisner; granddaughter, Erica Wisner; and son, Daniel Ott.


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In my previous blog posts, I have discussed at length the complexities of establishing an enterprise pricing structure, the dials on the model to optimize revenue and growth, and building a long term view of the price strategy. In this last post in the series, I want to go back to an even more fundamental concept: Value.
Note from the AuthorHi, my name is Dharmesh, and I'm a startup addict. And, chances are, if you're reading this, you have at least a mild obsession as well.This book is based on content from the OnStartups.com blog. The story behind how the blog got started is sort of interesting—but before I tell you that story, it'll help to understand my earlier story.As a professional programmer, I used to work in a reasonably fun job doing what I liked to do (write code). Eventua...
Some very good advices on pricing too low: hard to recover, devalues product, future growth less sustainable
Pricing your business' products represents one of the biggest challenges most startups face. This is especially true when you're bringing something new to the market that can't be benchmarked against similar products — although even new entrants into established marketplaces may find it difficult to determine where their offerings should fit, price-wise.
Biggest mistakes YOU need to avoid:Mistake 1: Cofounder didn't attend Lean Startup Machine, resulting in some lack of understanding. If you have a cofounder or startup team, you should all attend Lean Startup Machine together.Mistake 2: MVP doesn't need to be built. Now we've broken down MVP into 3 stages to really emphasize MVP is any experiment you run that will increase your learnings about your customer.Mistake 3: Stop selling on vision! Start listening.Mistake 4: Don't ask leading questions. The way you phrase your questions determine the level of reliability in the answers you get.
Mistake 5: Don't think or pitch on features of the future.Mistake 6: Beautiful design will not cure an ugly baby. (Product that no one wants)
Mistake 7: Don't fall in love with your solution and romanticize it in your head.
Yummly, a semantic recipe search engine, has raised $6 million in Series A funding led by Physic Ventures and Unilever Corporate Ventures, the venture capital arm of food giant Unilever, with contributions from returning investors Harrison Metal Capital and the Harvard Commons Press, among others. Yummly aggregates over hundreds of thousands of recipes from around the web and allows you to filter results by type of food, course, and ingredient and break down recipes by diet, allergy, nutrition, price, cuisine, time, taste, and sources.
- Passion for the business to help recruit, build the brand, raise more money, and speak to the press.
- Willingness to work build his/her network to drive the business forward.
- Honesty and straightforwardness. Civility and respect for other members of the board and team.
- Decision making auditor. Someone willing to challenge the CEO.
- A great listener and someone who asks questions before making recommendations. See Why Smart Executives Fail.
- Openness for learning new models and ways of doing things. Willing to be wrong.
- Patience. Long term vision and the stomach to bear ups and downs, inevitable in any company.
The so-called early-stage funding frenzy seems to be a real phenomenon, with the numbers to prove it. The median angel round for American start-ups grew 40 percent last year, to $700,000 from $500,000.
All these assessments come from analysis of 573 deals in 2011, worth a total of $873.3 million dollars, as compiled in the first "Halo Report," a joint project of the Angel Resource Institute, Silicon Valley Bank and CB Insights.
One area of fundraising that is not that straightforward is how to put together a syndicate of investors for your seed round.
- Understand the difference between and a lead and a follower.
- Get soft-commitments early.
- Fill in the round with value-added followers.
Here's how I see a typical (if there is such a thing) fundraise shaping up for a $800K seed round:
Phase 1: Talk to leads and angels that know you. Get ~$150K of soft commitments from good folks who know you (hopefully fast)
Phase 2: Close your lead. Get ~$400K from the lead and set terms for everyone else. (could take weeks or over a month)
Phase 3: Fill in the rest. Maybe with $150K from another seed investor, and $100K from 3 angels that are directly relevant to what you are building (hopefully fast).
If you want your start-up to become the next big thing, it's not good enough to just build a great product. Unless you can afford to buy users, you'll have to grow virally. The difference between getting one of your new users to convince one friend to sign up and that person getting two new friends, is huge. Assuming you start with 1,000 new users, after 9 months, it's the difference between having 9,000 users and 511,000 users! Below are 9 ways your start-up can grow virally: Building a great product is only half the battle. Take the time to think through how you can build in as many viral growth opportunities. It's worth the effort to go from linear to exponential growth.
Six months ago my company hadn't even launched. Last week we found ourselves being talked about everywhere in Britain — a full page story in The Sun, the country's biggest newspaper, columns in most of the other nationals (both online and offline) and pickup in literally hundreds of regional newspapers, radio stations, trade publications and blogs. How? Simple: We used our strengths — the data we live and breathe every day — and released a survey of the best and worst cities to find a job in the U.K.
Some really good tips. Credibility is probably the most important to me here, without you can kill every chance you may have.
We'd previously highlighted the top startup failure post-mortems of all-time here (32 in total) written by a group of startup entrepreneurs gracious enough to share their lessons learned from their startup's failure. Many of you read those post-mortems and asked, what are the most common reasons for failure cited across those posts? Well, we've done the work, and below are your answers. After a thorough analysis of those 32 start-up post-mortems, we have determined the common reasons founders gave to compile this list of the top 20 ways to have your startup fail. First, a handy chart to highlight the top 20 reasons for failure followed by an explanation of each reason and relevant examples from the the post-mortems.
As the third most popular source of content on digital pin-board site Pinterest, Flickr and its photographers are subject to frequent acts of copyright infringement. But a site-wide update to Flickr promises to better protect members and their copyrighted works.
Flickr set up the meta Pinterest 'nopin' on all copyrighted images.
What a move!
The Boston metro area is no Silicon Valley. But it fields its fair share of startups and it raked in the lion's share of the nearly $780 million in venture capital invested in the New England region in the fourth quarter of 2011. While the area is more famous for the tech luminaries and startups it lost to other regions — Harvard alums Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Microsoft's Bill Gates being the most famous examples – it still can claim a roster of impressive tech startups. As a Silicon Valley-based partner for Boston-based North Bridge Venture Partners' Paul Santinelli has studied the differences between the two technology hotbeds up close and come up with a few conclusions. "Boston is strong in infrastructure, comms [communications], and enterprise software — the kinds of technologies needed to build businesses," he said in a recent interview.
Pinterest could be in Fair Use territory (meaning, legally protected). Fair Use law allows people to use work they do not own the copyright to.
There are four elements to consider when determining if something is Fair Use:
- The purpose and character of the use, including whether such use is of commercial nature or is for nonprofit educational purposes
- The nature of the copyrighted work [is it fictional or factual]
- The amount and substantiality of the portion [of the work] used in relation to the copyrighted work as a whole
- The effect of the use upon the potential market for, or value of, the copyrighted work
Perfect 10 v. Google [...] Google won the case. The courts ruled that Google Image search is Fair Use because it's transformative.
Maytal told us, "The use of the thumbnails was highly transformative, allowed users to get to a source of information that they couldn't otherwise get." Google Image search becomes a social benefit and a reference tool.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/pinterest-illegal-faq-2012-2
Pinterest has managed over the past few months is spectacular. Recently reaching the milestone of 10 million users, the site has gained traction faster than just about any other site in history. But with that growth comes the responsibility to handle it and the site seems to be falling into spammer territory. A couple of hours ago (as of the time that I'm writing this), Google's Don Dodge started tweeting that Pinterest was sending him a mass amount of emails saying that he had been followed on the site, and then asking him to follow that person back.
Black hat email marketing?
But with the average Facebook user having 120 friends (and many folks having exponentially more), it's easy to see how growth of active users like this could happen in a much less justifiable way. To quote a Facebook friend of my own, "spam called. They want their idea back."
A screen grab of the BBJ's pinboard, showing architects' renderings for planned buildings throughout Boston. After a careful read of the fine print, it has been taken down.
Unlike other social media services, when you 'pin' something on Pinterest, you automatically upload an (at least) medium-sized version of the related image to the service. Exceptions for publishers of user-generated content protect Pinterest, but they don't protect you. Unless you know you have a "worldwide, irrevocable, perpetual, non-exclusive, transferable, royalty-free license," you'd better tread carefully. I was not able to immediately reach Pinterest, for comment.
Advertising is the monetization plan for many of the hottest consumer Internet startups. But for brand new companies, nailing down that first brand partnership is a daunting task. It's an experience Jeffrey Cutler, now Director of Digital Strategy at Team Epic, knows well. He spent a chunk of time "literally running up and down Madison Avenue," he says, as Director of Marketing at Going.com before it sold to AOL in 2009. The time sink required to court brands and agencies is frustrating an...
Arguably most intriguing, however, is that 80 percent of all pins are re-pins, meaning that an overwhelming majority of content shared on site is recycled between users.
"Pinterest is conducive to sharing," Moore said in an interview with VentureBeat. "There's a very low barrier to sharing [pins] with everyone who is following you," Moore said of the re-pinning phenomenon.
If i am not mistaking, this is the same for Tumblr in terms of re-sharing vs adding. It is important for any network to allow users
Pinterest is no longer using Skimlinks, and they probably realized that affiliate marketing did not perform too well as a revenue model for their platform.
Because Pinterest is a discovery engine. People are not in the mindset to buy when they browse Pinterest, and most pins are not products anyway. This means, a low click through rate (CTR) and verly low volume of sales (low conversions), on top of which they need to split the commissions with Skimlinks. That's not much left.
Pinterest needed to clean up the drama, so they added a new topic "How does Pinterest make money?" on the help page section. Time to move on.
What users need to understand is that Pinterest will test making money, because like any other startup, Pinterest needs to make money at some point to be a sustainable business.
But what will be the right advertising model for Pinterest when brands/marketers take over the site?
I bet on "Sponsored" pins.
Pins that would be relevant to a pinboard, targeted to specific users/visitors demographics and do not disrupt the discovery process of users, actually add quality to it by helping discovering new products for example.
It took over a year for Twitter to test and build their advertising app, so it probably will take a couple months for Pinterest to build an interface to allow brands and maybe small businesses to advertise on their site.


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HARVEST, AL - Madison County Sheriff's deputies arrested a 22-year-old man for burglary after he was caught in the act by the homeowner, deputies said.
Around 8:30 a.m. Thursday, a man heard a noise outside his home in the 200 block of West Highlander Road. He looked outside and saw a man running from a storage building carrying several things from inside, authorities said.
Around 1:30 p.m. the same day, the homeowner woke up from a nap to a noise inside his home. He found the same man inside trying to steal more items, deputies said. The homeowner held the man down until deputies could arrive on the scene.
Rusty Lynn Burgess was charged with second-and third-degree burglary for Thursday's crimes, deputies said.
He's being held in the Madison County Jail on a $45,000. Sheriff's deputies believe Burgess is responsible for other thefts and expect additional charges to be filed.


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Momentum grows in arts education funding campaign
Supporters have so far donated $3,000 toward San Juan Island Community Foundation's matching grant program on behalf of funding for arts education in the San Juan Island's public school system.
The San Juan Island Community Foundation created a matching gift opportunity wherein it will match 50 percent of every donation (up to $5,000) made to the "Arts in our Schools: Steam II" program through the foundation's website. Organizers said $10,000 needs to be raised to take full advantage of the match.
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Well, it's been a rough few months for Rob Pattinson, but he's come out of the drama looking better than ever. The Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2 premiere had him showing off not only a funky fashion sense but also a sense of humor and a cuter-than-ever, Vampire-next-door charm.
Pattinson always stops to take time for his fans, even if he's being rushed down the carpet. And whether on the silver screen or in everyday life, those baby blues and great cheekbones are much-loved around the globe. From Twilight to more grown-up roles, Pattinson has shown himself to be a major Hollywood star. He also happens to be today's hot guy of the day.
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Clinical trials of immunomodulatory drugs for eczema and psoriasisDevelopment of computer programmes for public health education regarding skin cancer
Consultant Dermatologist, Heart of England NHS Foundation TrustHonorary Clinical Lecturer, University of Birmingham
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Dr Zaki owns 100% of [photodynamic therapy equipment] used at the hospital's clinic at the Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust Dermatology Department.
After completing my general professional training in the West Midlands, I returned to the University Hospital in Nottingham to undertake my specialist training in dermatology. My research experience provided training in the treatment of allergic and inflammatory skin disorders, and I also developed further expertise in laser therapy and management of skin cancer. My training was consolidated by an overseas fellowship studying Mohs' Micrographic surgery, a highly specialised technique used in treating difficult skin tumours.I have been able to provide a comprehensive dermatology service after being appointed a consultant at the Heartlands and Solihull Hospitals. In addition to a specialised skin cancer and laser surgery service, my practice at Spire Parkway and Solihull Hospitals involves the treatment of a broad spectrum of skin disorders. There is a dedicated patch test service for suspected allergic disorders and phototherapy is available for treatment of severe psoriasis. I was also part of the team at Solihull Hospital which gained national recognition for providing a high quality service.
I have always taken a keen interest in sport, and have represented teams at cricket, tennis, basketball and squash. Currently I am a member of a local sports and squash club. More recently I have learnt to play golf, although regrettably the pressure of time means that this is restricted to a few rounds in the summer months.The highlight of my interest in outdoor pursuits and hill walking was in completing the 'Tour du Mont Blanc' circuit in the Alps. I am a proficient skier, but also enjoy the more sedentary pleasures of the theatre, concerts and cinema as well as fine food.
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Take your pick of adventures by rail, air, boat or Mini Cooper
A highly original range of holidays and short breaks in Scotland, enabling visitors to explore the country by road, rail, boat or air, has been devised by McKinlay Kidd, a Glasgow-based specialist tour operator. Most are available this month and all summer.
While some tours can be enjoyed by leaving the car at home, one set is road-based — in modern Mini Coopers, perfect cars for zipping around Highland roads. McKinlay Kidd offers a two and four-night trip, the first, the Highland Adventure, providing the opportunity to travel uncrowded roads, explore deserted beaches, tiny lochs and pine forests and to


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If you're looking for something a bit out of the ordinary this weekend, check out the annual All Ford Show & Swap Meet. Hosted by the Mustang Wranglers of Oregon, the meet is from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Washington County Fairgrounds. Start the day with the Shriners Pancake Breakfast, serving from 8 to 11 a.m.
Do your vacation plans have you stymied? The Oregon Chorale members have something in place: They're headed to Eastern Europe, where director Bernie Kuehn will lead them in impromptu concerts wherever they can in ancient cathedrals, town plazas and the like. Join them for the U.S. version of the pre-tour concert at 3 p.m. Sunday at Hillsboro High School. Who knows? It may inspire a song or two of your own, if not a vacation trip.
HART Theatre is continuing their musical comedy "Anything Goes." Read the review and the only choice is Friday or Saturday night, or the Sunday matinee. In Forest Grove, Theatre in the Grove opens "Leading Ladies," starring Jeanine Stassens, former drama director at Glencoe High School.
And if you head to the Hillsboro Farmers Market on Saturday, in downtown Hillsboro, catch a lesson on how to preserve food and listen to music by Folsom while inhaling the fragrance of ripe strawberries. On Sunday, at the Orenco Station market, music by 23window band will accompany the browsing at booths filled with flowers, veggies, berries and all the other great market options.
Whatever you choose to do this weekend, enjoy the sunshine and have fun. And if you know of other great family events happening around town, be sure to let us know in the comment section below.


text: Sign inNot A Member? Join now! Find A Grave - Ivy Hill Cemetery ad feedback Browse by Cemetery: Ivy Hill Cemetery 17 records foundFilter by fame level: All Famous NamesSomewhat FamousVery FamousAttention:You are browsing our famous burial locations. If you arelooking for a non-famous grave, please start from our home page. Anderson, William Law b. October 21, 1879 d. October 25, 1910Professional Golfer. He holds the all time record for winning the U.S. Open Golf Championship in three consecutive years. He sailed for America at the age of 16 aboard the S.S. Pomeranian from Glasgow, Scotland arriving at Ellis Island in March of 1896. He is the first golfer to win four U.S. Opens, with victories in 1901, 1903, 1904 and 1905. He is still the only man to win three consecutive U.S. Opens. He is an original member of the PGA Hall of Fame and was inducted into the World Golf Hall...[Read More] (Bio by: Sharon)Ivy Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USAGPS coordinates: 40.0768814, -75.1803665 (hddd.dddd) Darrow, George Potter b. February 4, 1859 d. June 7, 1943U.S. Congressman. Born in Waterford, Connecticut, he graduated from Alfred University New York, in 1880, moved to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in 1888 and was successful in the banking business. He was president of the Twenty-second Sectional School Board of Philadelphia, (1906-09) and a member of the Philadelphia Common Council, (1910-15). In 1915, he was elected as a Republican to the Sixty-fourth Congress and to the next ten succeeding Congresses, serving until 1937. He was again elected to...[Read More] (Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith)Ivy Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA Duckett, Mahlon b. December 20, 1922 d. July 12, 2015Negro League Professional Baseball Player. A second baseman, he was a key member of the Philadelphia Stars thru the 1940s. Raised in Philadelphia, he was a stand-out athlete at Overbrook High School and in 1940 signed with the hometown Stars, one of the League's principal franchises. Batting .250, he earned Rookie-of-the-Year honors for 1940, then over the next decade anchored his team's middle infield. Known more for his prowess with the glove than with the bat, he nevertheless hit a game...[Read More] (Bio by: Bob Hufford)Ivy Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA Duryea, Charles Edgar b. December 15, 1861 d. September 28, 1938Inventor. Born in Canton, Illinois, he was an engineer and a pioneer in the automobile industry. With his brother Frank, he produced and road tested America's first gasoline powered car on September 20, 1893, in Springfield, Massachusetts. He also innovated the first a friction transmission, spray carburetor and low tension ignition. In 1895, in Chicago, he entered his vehicle in America's first auto race and won. After the race, demand grew for his cars and he formed the Duryea Motor Wagon...[Read More] (Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith)Ivy Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USAPlot: Section G, Lot 183, Grave 1 Frazier, Joe (Joseph William) 'Smokin' Joe' b. January 12, 1944 d. November 7, 2011Hall of Fame Professional Boxer. Olympic Gold Medalist. World Heavyweight Champion (1970 until 1973). Regarded by may as being one of the greatest fighters of his era, he is famed for his epic bouts against Muhammad Ali, notably the contest referred to as the "Thrilla in Manila". The son of a sharecropper, he was raised in Philadelphia, where he worked in a slaughterhouse by day, and prepared for a brilliant career as a boxer at night. After failing to secure a spot on the 1964 US Olympic...[Read More] (Bio by: C.S.)Ivy Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA Gowen, Franklin Benjamin b. February 9, 1836 d. December 13, 1889Businessman. He learned the coal trade in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, studied the law in Pottsville, Pennsylvania and was elected district attorney of Schuylkill County at age 26. Becoming an attorney for the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad in 1863, he assumed presidency of the railroad in 1868. Under his leadership, the railroad greatly increased the acreage it controlled, and he took the lead in negotiating the first written labor agreement between mine operators and workers in the United...[Read More] (Bio by: Tom Raub)Ivy Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA Lafitte, Edward Francis 'Doc' b. April 7, 1886 d. April 12, 1971Major League Baseball Player. He was a right handed pitcher making his debut for the Detroit Tigers on April 16, 1909. For parts of fives seasons, he played with the Detroit Tigers (1909-12), Brooklyn Tip-Tops (1914) and Buffalo Blues (1915). He concluded his career with a record of 37 wins, 35 lost, 47 complete games, 1 shutout, 6 saves, 262 strikeouts and a 3.33 earned run average. (Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith)Ivy Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA Lyle, Peter b. December 24, 1821 d. July 17, 1879Civil War Union Brevet Brigadier General. He served as Colonel and commander of two different regiments - the 19th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, and the 90th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. He commanded the latter regiment at the Battle of Gettysburg, where it was in Henry Baxter's I Corps brigade (1st Corps, 2nd Division, Second Brigade). In the brutal and confused fighting of the First Day, he temporarily commanded the First Brigade (Paul's) of his division when four previous commanders...[Read More] (Bio by: Russ Dodge)Ivy Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USAPlot: Section K, Lot 716 Melvin, Harold b. June 25, 1939 d. March 24, 1997Singer. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, he was best known for being the founding member of the popular soul vocal group "The Blue Notes". He started his singing career at high school functions, on street corners and in local nightclubs. The Blue Notes were formed 1954 and were signed with Philadelphia International Records in 1971. Melvin was featured on a string of the groups Platinum and Gold hits, to include "Bad Luck", "Where Are My Friends", "Wake up Everybody", "The Love I Lost" and "...[Read More] (Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith)Ivy Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USAPlot: Section P [unmarked] Moore, Acel b. October 5, 1940 d. February 12, 2016Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist. He was the recipient of the Pulitzer Prize (shared with Wendell Rawls, Jr.) for investigative reporting for his series on the abuse of inmates at Farview State Hospital for the mentally ill (Pennsylvania) in 1977. Raised in Philadelphia, he served as a medic with the United States Army and later studied at the Charles Morris Price School of Advertising and Journalism. Moore began his career in the newspaper industry in 1962, when he landed the position of copy...[Read More] (Bio by: C.S.)Ivy Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA Pinkney, Fayette Regina b. January 10, 1948 d. June 27, 2009Vocalist. Best known as a member of the 1970's Rhythm and Blues trio The Three Degrees. The Philadelphia-based group is most noted for the number one hit "TSOP (The Sound of Philadelphia)" (1974) and the platinum song "When Will I See You Again?" (1974). After recording their first top forty hit "Maybe" (1970), the group had numerous television appearances on such programs as "The Ed Sullivan Show", "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" and "Soul Train". Following her departure from the...[Read More] (Bio by: C.S.)Ivy Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA Saad Muhammad, Matthew b. June 16, 1954 d. May 25, 2014Hall of Fame Professional Boxer. He was the former WBC Light-Heavyweight Champion from 1979 to 1981. Born Maxwell Antonio Loach, his mother died when he was a child. Other family members abandoned him on Philadelphia's Benjamin Franklin Parkway due to financial difficulties. He was found by the police who placed him in the care of nuns and as a result, he was named Matthew Franklin (the later name was for the roadway where he was found). He would bind up his adversities he endured and place his...[Read More] (Bio by: C.S.)Ivy Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA Stickney, James Warren Hathaway b. April 27, 1820 d. December 28, 1915Civil War Union Army Officer. He served as Major of the 3rd New Jersey Volunteer Infantry, and assumed command of his regiment during the Battle of Chancellorsville when his commander, Colonel Henry Brown, assumed command of the First New Jersey Brigade. He then led the regiment during its fight at Salem Church during the Battle. He was later was wounded and transferred to the Veterans Reserve Corps, where he was Major of the 24th VRC. (Bio by: Russ Dodge)Ivy Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USAPlot: Section M, Lot 118 Tilden II., William Tatem 'Big Bill' b. February 10, 1893 d. June 5, 1953Professional Tennis Player. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, he was nicknamed "Big Bill" and is considered one of the greatest tennis players of all time. During the coarse of his career he was ranked as the number one player in the world. He won 14 Majors titles including ten Grand Slams, four Pro Slams and won the Men's Singles tennis championship for six consecutive years (1920-26). During his 18 year amateur period of (1912-30), he won 138 of 192 tournaments and had a match record of 907...[Read More] (Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith)Ivy Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USAPlot: Section D Wagner, Louis b. August 4, 1838 d. January 15, 1915Civil War Union Brevet Brigadier General. Born in Giessen, Germany, he came to the United States in 1849. At the start of the Civil War, he was a recorder of deeds in Philadelphia when he enlisted in the Union Army and was commissioned a 1st lieutenant in Company D, 78th Pennsylvania Volunteers. At the Second Battle of Bull Run, he was a Captain leading his company when wounded and for his actions on the field was promoted Major. At the Battle of Chancellorsville, he was wounded again, was...[Read More] (Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith)Ivy Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USAPlot: Section J, Lot 487 Widdis, Cornelius C. b. 1840 d. December 26, 1890Civil War Union Officer. He served during the Civil War first as a Private in Company F, 22nd Pennsylvania (3-Month) Volunteer Infantry, then as an officer in the 150th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry (being only 22 when he was appointed as Captain and commander of the unit's Company A in August 1862). He took command of his regiment on the first day of the Battle of Gettysburg (July 1, 1863) when his commander, Colonel...[Read More] (Bio by: Russ Dodge)Ivy Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA Williams, Marion b. August 29, 1927 d. July 2, 1994Gospel singer Marion Williams was one of the most versatile singers of her generation; her signature sound had a major influence in gospel and throughout her American music, including jazz, blues, rock and soul. At age three, Williams performed in her first a capella concert, and in 1947 she became a member of the famous Ward Singers. 1965 marked the start of her solo career, and for the next fifteen years Williams toured around the world, performing in concert halls, nightclubs and jazz...[Read More] (Bio by: Curtis Jackson 🖋 📚 💻)Ivy Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA 17 records found ad feedback Privacy Statement and Terms of Service UPDATED


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S.T. Dupont presents two new fragrances, Passenger Cruise for Women and Passenger Cruise for Men, following the concept of passion for traveling of the originals Passenger for Women and Passenger for Men from 2008. The new fragrances , designed for "modern sailors," are all about cruising down the French South and reflecting sporty elegance.
Passenger Cruise for Women is a fresh and refined floral-fruity-musky fragrance that opens with a burst of exotic pomegranate, Italian lemon, grapefruit and cassis. The delicate and sensual floral heart combines rose, Sambac jasmine and magnolia. Musk, Indonesian patchouli and raspberry wrap up the composition.
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Base: patchouli, raspberry, musk
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The perfume bottles are wrapped up in leather, white for women and dark blue for men, decorated with the embroidered logo of the house. The female fragrance is available as Eau de Parfum in bottles of 30, 50 and 100 ml, while the male one comes as 30, 50 and 100 ml Eau de Toilette.
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