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|Single Family: $4,500,000
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|Single Family: $3,298,450
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|Single Family: $3,000,000
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|Single Family: $2,595,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 5,501 sq. ft.
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|Single Family: $2,395,000
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|Single Family: $2,295,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,643 sq. ft.
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|Single Family: $2,250,000
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|Single Family: $2,225,000
6 Beds | 6.00 Baths | 7,423 sq. ft.
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|Single Family: $2,099,000
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|Single Family: $1,995,000
3 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,696 sq. ft.
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|Single Family: $1,975,000
4 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 4,706 sq. ft.
Private gated estate, completely renovated Tarrytown gem with gated entry & greenbelt views. The interior and exterior have been exquisitely renovated. From resurfacing the original wood floors to adding a state of the art audio system throughout the entire home, no detail was overlooked. The infinity edge pool and spa, outdoor kitchen, as well as the outdoor fireplace were all carved from on-site, hand cut limestone....
|Single Family: $1,950,000
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Fantastic remodel by Brain Fuchs with designer touches throughout. Classic floor plan offers large living spaces. Gourmet kitchen open to family room with French doors leading to backyard. Adjacent to kitchen is a separate playroom/TV room. In addition, there is a light filled office nook with built in desk. Spacious master suite features his and hers baths and two walk in closets. The beautiful lot has towering oak trees...
|Single Family: $1,950,000
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Oversized corner lot with huge old trees in Old Enfield. Home designed by Page Southerland Page in 1950's w/ contemporary design, and elements from a historical home used in library. Beautiful spacious family home, great for entertaining. Detached guest house. Private pool area with cabana.
|Single Family: $1,875,000
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Classic Charm in Pemberton. Country French single story estate by Enfield Homes offering 3 tastefully appointed master suites, sep. guest quarters, sun room and custom finish out. Gourmet kitchen features Sub Zero fridge, Thermador cooktop, cambria granite counters, beadboard ceilings and 5x12 island. The living area is accented by coffered ceilings, exquisite crown molding and Hickory floors. Separate guest quarters feat...
|Single Family: $1,700,000
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 3,173 sq. ft.
Here is a chance to own a piece of Austin history. The Art Moderne / Art Deco - Bohn House sits on a bluff above Shoal Creek with views of Pease Park, UT and downtown Austin. The home was designed by Herbert Bohn and was inspired by the 1937 film "Lost Horizon" Features include a Magic Door made of Gum Wood that rises into the wall, Satin-Aluminium handrails studded with clear glass beads, original lighting fixtures, port...
|Single Family: $1,699,000
4 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 4,901 sq. ft.
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|Single Family: $1,699,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 5,421 sq. ft.
This classic Old Enfield Home, built in 1929, boasts original wood floors, beautifully landscaped yard and private pool. The four bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath main house features a spacious kitchen with granite countertops, cherry cabinetry and stainless steel appliances. In addition, a charming two-bedroom guest house, designed by Dick Clark, with multiple levels and a fireplace, could easily be opened into the main h...
|Single Family: $1,675,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 5,253 sq. ft.
Frank Lloyd Wright meets Southern Accents! This fantastic architectural gem is tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac on .6 acres(TCAD). Home features walls of windows allowing natural light and views of the spectacular lot with towering Live Oaks. Uniquely designed floor plan offers wonderful flexibility & great flow. It includes two studies, a gourmet kitchen & extensive storage. Peaceful outdoor spaces includes a sl...
|Single Family: $1,649,000
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Incredible opportunity on the most desirable street in Pemberton Heights! This wonderful traditional home is situated on a flat one half acre lot & features a beautiful wood paneled formal LR with FP & French doors opening to an outside terrace, formal dining, a large study with FP, large kitchen & family area overlooking a sparkling pool & spa, hardwood floors, high ceilings, a 3 car garage & ample st...
|Single Family: $1,500,000
4 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 4,128 sq. ft.
The beauty of Austin's Pemberton Heights plus the elegance and reliability of a newer home. Built by Durrett Interests in 2005/2006,the home features rich design detail and finishes throughout. Four bedrooms plus a study or fifth bedroom, and five baths. Gourmet kitchen has limestone countertops, pro-style stainless appliances, wine fridge, butler's pantry and abundant storage. Gorgeous hardwoods downstairs. Media or gam...
|Single Family: $1,499,900
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,797 sq. ft.
Timeless home on quiet, exclusive street, close to everything. Gracious formals, well appointed study, comfortable family room overlooking New Orleans style courtyard. Master has sitting room/nursery. Perfect location.
|Single Family: $1,450,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,274 sq. ft.
High performance new construction from Sewanaka, LLC. Full permitted basement, habitable attic, total sqft over 5600 (not reflected in $psf), Rainwater Recapture, Solar assisted can lighting, operate this house for nearly $.10 cents a foot in the middle of summer! Traditional plan, open and private living, yet state of the art efficiency. Over 1000ft of porches, room for a pool, Permitted and ready to build for your disce...
|Single Family: $1,375,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,376 sq. ft.
Courtyard entry. Understated street appeal. Vaulted ceilings, D'Hannis tile and wood floors. Very private. Lot extends to Reed Park. Updated kitchen with butler's pantry. Main level master with his/hers walk-ins, oversized shower. Large formals. Family room with FP.Huge gameroom with wetbar,separate office(with bath),and bedroom suite downstairs.Added covered Ipe deck for living/dining. Recent roof & HVACs.Remodeled p...
|Single Family: $1,349,500
5 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,987 sq. ft.
2006 Craftsman style on a quiet corner in the heart of Tarry Town.Home Centers around Great Room with soaring Lodge Style Stone Fireplace.Gourmet kitchen appliances w/ cafe style casual seating plus formal dining.Flexible floor plan includes study/parlor and charming reading nook. Upstairs living prewired for home theater.Backyard Patio pre plumbed for outside kitchen and speakers. 3 distinct bedroom suites w/ full baths,...
|Single Family: $1,325,000
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 4,040 sq. ft.
Fabulous home in the heart of Tarrytown. Situated on over-sized corner lot w/ priv backyard, MosquitoNix mist syst, lg patio & pool. Architectural style & charm throughout. Features: spacious liv area w/ vaulted ceilings & french doors that open to backyard, formal liv & din areas,kitchen w/ stainless steel appliances & granite counter-tops opens to fam rm & liv area, sep office downstairs, hardwoo...
|Single Family: $1,295,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 5,056 sq. ft.
Spacious newer Tarrytown/Enfield custom home offers so much space for living & entertaining. Modern Santa Barbara feel w/high ceilings, covered terrace w/fireplace, charming clay tile & hardwood flrs, natural granite & slate. Supersize main level master is true suite w/private living rm + 2 full baths. Big open kichen + 4 BR + office/media + 3 living in main house + separate quarters for gym, office, in-law. ...
|Single Family: $1,295,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,852 sq. ft.
Located in the heart of Tarrytown, this 2007 Modern Craftsman home was built with a focus on detail, quality and Iivability. A fabulous gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances and granite counter tops opens to large great room and breakfast area. This flexible floor plan includes formals, large master, second bedroom, great planning center and oversized laundry downstairs. 2 bedrooms, game room plus a sitting area...
|Single Family: $1,290,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,900 sq. ft.
Fabulous home in prestigious Pemberton Heights! Flexible floorplan: master down w/ attached sitting area/office/nursery; 3 beds up + study (could be 5th bed); gameroom; addn. Incredible vaulted ceilings w/ amazing woodworking. Gourmet kitchen w/ beautiful mosaic tile backsplash, granite, 6 gas cooktop, pass-thru bar area. Antique walnut hardwoods, prewired automation system. Marble counters & floors in master bath, m...
|Single Family: $1,265,000
3 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 4,118 sq. ft.
|Single Family: $1,250,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,712 sq. ft.
Traditional Tarrytown home on lg corner lot. Fabulous layout-gracious formal living/dining, lg greatroom w/ vaulted ceilings, study w/built-ins, open gourment kitchen w/ breakfast bar and breakfast area overlooking screened-in porch. Awesome entertaining! Crown moldings, wood windows, warm colors, lots of light, backyrd w/ treehouse and yard to play in. Lg master suite w/ balcony and fabulous master bath up. Three seconda...
|Single Family: $1,250,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,454 sq. ft.
2808 Bowman Avenue sits on a 16,000 square foot double lot on Bowman (West of Exposition). The elegant formal living and light-filled dining rooms are complimented by the granite and stainless kitchen that is open to the family room. Huge backyard of magnificent oak and palm trees with room for a pool. Walk to Tarryhouse and Austin Java. Priced to sell!
|Single Family: $1,195,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,485 sq. ft.
Urban sophistication and charming characteristics fill this Dick Clark remodel located in Pemberton Heights. Clean lines, vaulted ceilings and walls of glass define this home throughout. Situated on a corner lot, the exceptional yard is highlighted with a lap pool, established gardens and several sitting areas. A true architectural gem that is perfectly synchronized with its surroundings.
|Single Family: $1,195,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,064 sq. ft.
Architecturally stunning modern with a Mediterranean flair! Beautiful remodel with great flow, dramatic, vaulted ceilings. Gourmet kitchen w stainless appliances, Miele coffee maker built in. Custom lighting, outdoor kitchen, pool, sundeck in PRIVATE setting. Maria Anna is a quiet, interior road. IDEAL Central location. Office interchangeable as a 5th bedroom. This is an entertainer's dream-home minutes from downtown! Age...
|Single Family: $1,175,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,779 sq. ft.
Just Reduced! Priced $100K below Dec 2011 Appraisal! Exceptional value for this beautiful spacious home on .33 acres in prestigious Pease Estates, minutes to Downtown and zoned for Exemplary Casis Elem. Walk to Park! 4BD/3BA/2Dining/2Living plus Study/playroom or 5th bedroom. Open Floor plan. Sun-filled kitchen with 2 walk-in pantries, granite counters/island, breakfast bar,opens to family room with wall of windows overl...
|Single Family: $1,150,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 3,697 sq. ft.
Downtown living in the heart of Tarrytown! True contemporary flair. 3 full bedrooms in main house + 1/1 guest house above garage. Ideal space for guests or nanny's quarters. Updated, remodeled gourmet kitchen, center island & SS appliances. Office/study w/wood floors. Stunning master suite w/framed glass shower, claw foot soaking tub & his/her sinks. Minimal backyard, easy maintenance! Private, covered patio with ...
|Single Family: $1,150,000
3 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,572 sq. ft.
Meticulously maintained custom built home by Stan Miller in 1997 includes French Provincial kitchen with corian counter tops and decorative tile backsplash, hardwood floors, oversized living room with vaulted ceiling, dining room, plantation shutters, his and hers oversized closets in downstairs master suite with custom built-in cabinets, shelves, and jetted tub, and possible his and hers home offices!
|Single Family: $1,150,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 3,399 sq. ft.
Recently remodeled home in Tarrytown with a contemporary edge. Walls of windows all for natural light and a wonderful connection to the peaceful setting. Open floor plan with great flow for entertaining and everyday life. 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms are located on the main level. The private master suite is located upstairs and features a walk-in closet and his and hers bathrooms. Situated on a quiet cul-de-sac convenientl...
|Single Family: $1,150,000
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 3,543 sq. ft.
Wonderful Remodel and Additon to this elegant home in a fantastic neighborhood. Gourmet kitchen, large living and dining areas, butler pantry, Brazalian walnut floors. Kitchen opens to family living area. All bedrooms and laundry room upstairs. Space above garage ready for your personal finish out, ideal for office, nanny or guest. Minutes to downtown. Walking distance to all of Clarksville restaurants, grocery and coffee...
|Single Family: $1,050,000
4 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 4,114 sq. ft.
Sophisticated French Farmhouse! Lush, private courtyard entry with fountains & lovely rear terrace & yard for al fresco dining, awesome interiors, huge limestone masonry fireplace,gourmet kitchen plus incredible utility/hobby/catering room, concrete & wood floors,walls of glass & very high ceilings make home really light.Amazing master suite has 2 full separate baths/closets/dressing areas. Oversized 2 ca...
|Single Family: $995,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,262 sq. ft.
Terrific one-story brick ranch-style home. Good curb appeal with circle drive. Strong, solid house on .45 flat lot. 4 or 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths. Kitchen and baths can be updated or used as is. Wood floors, plantation shutters, recessed lighting, built in bookshelves, teak paneling, fireplace in fam rm, big back yard with privacy.
|Single Family: $995,000
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 3,628 sq. ft.
Refined and elegantly finished,this home exemplifies comfort and craftsmanship in the heart of Tarrytown. Separate formal living and dining. Kitchen opens to family room with breakfast bar. Study/office with beautiful built-in cabinets/shelving. Master suite downstairs with large walk in closet and dressing area. The fifth bedroom, located on the third floor (could be 4th living area)has a juliet balcony overlooking form...
|Single Family: $989,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,669 sq. ft.
UPDATED THROUGHOUT!Only a few minutes to downtown and 3 blks to West Lynn shops.Open floorplan w/ 3 living areas.Great windows make the space light and airy.The kitchen has granite counters and the stainless appliances were replaced in 2011.Four large bedrooms.The master BR has a sitting area and the master bath features a heated-jetted tub.All of the full baths have granite counters and travertine floors.Well landscaped ...
|Single Family: $979,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 2,917 sq. ft.
|Single Family: $975,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,330 sq. ft.
This Craftsman patio-style home is impeccably maintained. The interior details are enhanced by custom Roman shades, plantation shutters, Travertine & hickory pecan wood flooring, granite countertops in kitchen & master bath & stainless appliances. Best suited for a buyer who wants a carefree lifestyle with little yard maintenance while still enjoying privacy & room for pets or play. This Tarrytown home ...
|Single Family: $975,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 2,825 sq. ft.
Gorgeous new property by Moazami Homes! Breathtaking lot with Heritage post oaks in Tarrytown. "Warm modern" architecture & design. Open floorplan with abundant natural light. High ceilings. 4 living areas. Incredible master suite with his & hers vanities, spa tub & seperate walk-in shower and an amazing closet with custom built-ins. Gourmet chef's kitchen with pro-style appliances. Anderson windows & door...
|Single Family: $959,200
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 3,668 sq. ft.
Space is not lacking in this single story hacienda style home in the heart of Tarrytown. Classic style home is built around central courtyard housing a pool and spa w/retractable roof allowing for year round entertainment. Each spacious room w/ensuite bath looks on to the courtyard. Beautiful mahogany wood and saltillo tile floors. Large, elegant formal spaces.Gourmet kitchen w/stainless appliances, granite & butler ...
|Single Family: $950,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 5,852 sq. ft.
LOWEST $/Sq./Ft. in the neighborhood! Artistic design by award winning custom builder. Modern finish out with a unique floor plan. Not the typical home a MUST SEE! 4 Stories includes a basement with a complete second living area. Basement can serve as a separate apartment with own private access. Owner is offering a $4000 allowance to refinish the wood floors in the color of your choice
|Single Family: $950,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,091 sq. ft.
NEW Craftsman-inspired, green-built home on heavily-wooded lot overlooking Shoal Creek Greenbelt, view of UT Tower. Just feet from Bryker Woods Elem and St. Andrews, 5 blocks to Seton Med Center. Open layout - main level guest suite, home office, game room. Stunning kitchen w/ custom cabinets, Thermador stainless appliances, incl. built-in refrigerators, dual oven. Spacious master suite w/ oversized soaking tub, separate ...
|Single Family: $939,900
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 3,071 sq. ft.
Wonderful family home in very convenient location-4 bedrooms, 3 baths in the main house with a downstairs apartment which could be home office or guest quarters-beautiful large yard and pool-large sunroom-just a great house which you don't want to miss.


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Three World War II veterans who participated in the D-Day invasion in 1944 will share their history during a free lecture Thursday on campus.
The presentation will begin at 11 a.m. in the Campus Center Grand Hall on the college's Main campus. The speakers include Lindel McCullough of Salem, Ark.; Wilbur D. Johnson of Sherwood; and Dr. Robert Weaver of Great Bend, Kansas.
The men, who were part of the World War II 250th Field Artillery Battalion, are in North Little Rock this week for their annual reunion. They have meet regularly since 1965, but due to age and failing heath, this year will be their final gathering.
Pulaski Tech history instructors Johnny Dollar and Jerry Armstrong will serve as moderators.
All faculty, staff and students are welcome to attend.
Pulaski Technical College

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Contra Costa County Supervisorial Challenges in 2012
Original post made by Voter, another community, on Jan 1, 2012
Happy New Year to everyone everywhere. 2012 begins three County Supervisor District campaigns. The voters will have a unique chance to change the makeup of the board majority. If voters are satisfied with the results and performance of the three open seats they can continue status quo. If the voters think our County needs improved leadership they can easily replace Supervisors. These election challenges already seem to show this cycle will be controversial.
Will the most money prevail in the voter results or will this election be determined by the new electronic media coverage and mail in ballots that costs very little ?
What issues will determine who will be successful?
What are your thoughts out there in cyber land?
Comments (7)
a resident of another community
on Jan 2, 2012 at 8:10 am
Thank you Gina for sponsoring this exchange and its opportunity for rational consideration of issues and interests impacting voters' choices of supervisors. In courteous response let me provide the issues discovered among Contra Costa neighborhoods that impact such voters' choices.
First is the lifestyle issue of security offered by county and district public safety. What are candidates' views on deployment of police, fire and emergency personnel?
Second is the communications issue of voice in government and district decisions early and immediately prior to public meetings and hearings. How accessable will candidates' be to communities, neighborhoods and individuals prior to forming their own decisions on issues impacting the will and interests of voters?
Third is the environment issues of traffic, open space, neighborhood character, and preserving our natural environment. What specific efforts will be made to 1) reduce commute traffic on community roads, 2) preserve open space, ridge lines and natural environment, and 3) provide local voice early and immediately in such considerations?
Fourth is infrastructure to support current community needs and the services needed in our future. How will candidates answer the challenge of economic development and community character in rejuvenating infrastructure in our communities and neighborhoods?
As a CDSI Research Fellowship courtesy
a resident of another community
on Jan 3, 2012 at 9:44 am
The internet brings another form of communication to the people. This forum news media along with several others will be hit very hard with debates that will more than likely end up in the mud. This will be true especially for Supervisor Districts in Contra Costa. Sadly enough dirty deeds and political attacks will dominate the forums. I hope the intimidations sent by the Piepho and Van de Brooke camp will encourage new challengers to these Districts. Intimidation is no way for a civilized society to be uniform and productive. Personal attacks may prevail as has been the norm with a few when speaking of Supervisor Districts II & III. I think this time the people are fed up with the current ruling governess of the two Districts and are ready for better cooperation with their representatives. Interesting posts will follow. Voters take note and do research.
a resident of another community
on Jan 3, 2012 at 1:18 pm
Dear Editor,
Your commentators on this forum and in this exchange need to be aware that campaign organizations are in-charge of primary candidates' messaging including postings by supporters to this exchange. Starting December 30, various news services received notice from campaigns of who is the voice and editor of campaign content.
The probability that very aggressive commentators on the Express Forum will return with similar commentary to the content, or lack thereof, of the last 2+ months is very unlikely. You will see more thoughtful commentary prepared by campaign writers being posted under pseudonyms to soften primary candidates' images with voters. You will see repetition of message serving the critical interests of voters discovered in polling as listed earlier in this exchange.
What you will not see is engagement in debate of candidates' head-to-head on accomplishments and capabilities, Incumbents' histories, and the many real concerns produced in media editorials and governments' reviews. Such primary candidates, incumbent or not, will comment as if they are the only candidates in their races.
The good news is the forum will be less of a tabloid and more of politics-as-usual PR event. That leaves the news process of this forum to concerned readers that wish to document all the avoided subjects impacting campaigns. There will be many unanswered issues and questions in the campaigns leading to the June primary and your readers will likely be the only people to raise them.
a resident of another community
on Jan 4, 2012 at 12:44 pm
Dear Editor,
Let's update your readers. The release this morning from allied campaigns supporting Mary Piepho is untrue. Joel Keller is still reviewing being a district 3 candidate and he has not endorsed Mary Piepho. For you that are seeing e-mails from campaign precinct people reporting Joel's withdrawal and endorsement, please inform those individuals that the information is false.
a resident of another community
on Jan 4, 2012 at 5:07 pm
I can only think that the Piepho intimidation camp would spread such rumors about Mr. Keller. False endorsements on the Piepho campaign website are other inconsistencies people need to keep in mind when choosing an honest ethical leader for District III. At this point, it's a bit early to begin playing dirty political games. I hope Mr. Keller will not let anyone intimidate him if he chooses to run. In fact, I can only hope these types of unethical moves will encourage Mr. Keller to help get District III back to respectful status. It might be beneficial to everyone to have the Piepho camp name official spokespersons so as to illuminate rhetoric that has begun.
a resident of another community
on Jan 7, 2012 at 9:22 am
Dear Editor,
As was shared with Dolores Fox Ciardelli by separate e-mail, State investigations into redistricting is taking further focus on the roles of campaign consortiums in Contra Costa County. Such consortium actions in March through July related to establishing new districts for supervisors as a method of further establishing State Democrat's control of our county is part of such investigations.
News services in Sacramento will start providing features on such investigations that deserve your journalistic review and reporting. That continues the question by Contra Costa neighborhoods concerning equal opportunity for new candidates in districts and what level of intimidation is being used by consortium campaigns to eliminate opposition?
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a resident of another community
on Jan 9, 2012 at 6:46 pm
Thank you for the responses.
I encourage more discussion and comments on the upcoming Supervisorial District Campaigns.
It is time for everyone to become a part of the solution rather than the status quo. This also means state and federal elections too ! Vote ! It is your way to what and who you support.
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ENDLESS SUMMER Van Der Wal's Velsheda Bow.
In Onne van der Wal's sailing photos, it seems the weather is always balmy and the golden sun always setting. The Jamestown resident's exhibit at Moses Brown School's Krause Gallery (250 Lloyd Avenue, Providence, through October 2) depicts a world that's forever at its endless summer, can't-get-any-better-than-this peak.
A bird's-eye-view shows two Farr 40s flying their spinnakers as they race with the wind at their backs in blue waters off Miami. One shot gazes down the wooden deck of the contemporary luxury cruising schooner as waves blur by (due to an extended exposure) as it sails toward the hilly coast of the French Riviera at sunset. Six 12-meter boats race off Newport, beating with their sails trimmed tightly in. The yachts are so dramatically close together and neatly staggered that it could be a dance number.
Van der Wal visits England, Antigua, Hawaii, and Grenada, focusing on the dynamic beauty of the shapes and colors of the vessels, the water, the reflections, the sunlight, the sky, the speed. The images are so pretty that they sometimes feel like advertisements. Sailing's air of gentlemanly luxury and wealth is a prominent undercurrent. The salty human drama of racing is largely absent.
Most of the 16 photos here are printed large (up to seven feet wide) on canvas. This gives the prints a breathtaking scale and a physical mass on the wall that photos often lack. But many of the prints turn grainy from the canvas texture and the enlargement of the images beyond what the pixels (most of these are digital) can support. A stunning aerial shot of four people swimming in a glittering turquoise sea at Tonga in the South Pacific loses the definition of the waves that are key to the photo's allure. It's too bad; Van der Wal is a better photographer than these prints suggest.
Meanwhile Brown University marks the fourth anniversary of the devastation wreaked upon New Orleans by Hurricane Katrina and "heck of a job" government rescue and recovery efforts with "Katrina, Katrina," a series of talks, screenings, performances, and exhibits across campus through September 30. Hopefully the events aren't as halfassed and lame as the exhibits.
DEVASTATION A photo by Ian Sims from 'Katrina, Katrina.'
The best display is "6 Months After," Brown undergrad Ian Sims's photos of New Orleans half a year after Katrina, on view at the Rockefeller Library (10 Prospect Street) and Hillel Gallery (80 Brown Street). But his shots of debris-strewn streets, soggy ruins, clean-up crews, protests, and parades are interesting primarily as records of data. Sims is still developing his technique (prints are blurry) and his eye. But by going to New Orleans, he demonstrates one of the keys to good photography: get yourself to the right place at the right time.
Almost two weeks into "Katrina, Katrina," Robbie Byron's installation No Tap Shoes Allowed hadn't been installed when I went looking for it at the Orwig Music Building (1 Young Orchard Avenue) late last week. The lobby there offers a small case displaying photos of wrecked libraries and boring charts of home sales.
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Unless you are a dedicated bulls-eye shooter, adjustable sights on a 1911 are completely unnecessary.
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If your pistol's fixed sights are zeroed at 25 yards, your pistol is properly regulated for practical self-defense shooting at any distance between its muzzle and 50 yards.
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Night sights are a nice gimmick, but also completely unnecessary. Indeed, in very low light they can be a serious distraction, rivetting your focus on the sights when you should be fixing your gaze on the Bad Guy.
If the light is so low that you can't see your sights, how do you know at whom you're shooting?
Better than night sights is a good flashlight, and some training in how to use it properly.
If you are still intent upon adding adjustable sights to your 1911, let a good gunsmith do the job. It is not a kitchen-table-gunsmithing sort of thing.
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Today it hit around 60 degrees, and all of the hives were active with cleansing flights, orientation, undertaker duties, etc. A couple of hives were bringing in pollen. One in particular was very active in collecting pollen with about every third bee or so bringing in some nice orange pollen. MUCH more than any other hive. Which is somewhat surprising, given that there's not much (most would say nothing) flowering out there right now around here and it's been below 20 degrees the last couple of nights.
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Today, in the adventures climbing the cliffs of insanity, we visit some of my favorite superhero couples, take a look at the unexpected romantic moment in Marvel's The Fearless Defenders, and I will contemplate the place of romance in our society with a look at the backlash spawned by my Audi commercial post.
The "I've got you." "You've got me, who's got you?" List aka a Few of Favorite Superhero Romances:
While I am giving away a copy of the 64-page Young Romance: A New 52 Valentine's Day Special, I confess none of my favorite superhero romances are in there, with the exception of Batman and Catwoman, who were the best thing about The Dark Knight Rises.
My all-time favorite couple is Lois and Clark because they're so perfect for each other. It's not a mistake that every incarnation of Superman on the big and small screen has included Lois and Clark in some form. A great Batman story can be written without Catwoman. A great Superman story without Lois? I imagine it can be done but it would be far more difficult.
I'm looking forward Lois and Clark in the upcoming Man of Steel movie, though the Young Romance special is intent on selling me on Wonder Woman and Superman. Even all of DC hasn't totally committed to Wonder Woman and Superman. Witness this excellent photo frame on DC's official product page with classic Lois and Clark images.
Wesley Dodds and Dian Belmont, the stars of Sandman Mystery Theatre, a 1990s title from Vertigo, DC's adult division, is my next favorite couple Theirs is one of the most sophisticated and complicated romances in comics, taking place over the entire run of the series, which is set against the backdrop of a seriously crime-ridden 1930s New York City. Wesley has shown up in the new 52 Earth-2 series but there's no sign of the personality of old Wesley from this book so I'll have to be content with my trades for now.
Over at Marvel, Reed Richards and Sue Storm seem the one couple in comics destined to never break up. Which is awesome, because the cerebral Reed is perfectly matched with the more worldly Sue. There have been times when the pair have been parted temporarily but perhaps because the Fantastic Four is essentially the story of a family, they've stayed together and changed with the times. Sue has morphed from a girlfriend/wife and secondary member of the superhero team to gaining added powers and confidence, so now she stands as equal to Reed.
There are so many other great romances in comics but very few of those couples stay together, perhaps on the feeling that readers don't like married couples?
Spider-Man was famously de-coupled from Mary Jane in a Marvel story that literally had him making a deal with the devil to exchange his marriage for the life of Aunt May, Barry Allen and his longtime love, Iris West, are not together in the new 52, nor is there any sign of Scott Free and Big Barda or Ralph and Sue Dibny. Black Canary and Green Arrow were never together in the new 52, though we might see them in the Arrow television show, and the Batman and Catwoman romance which had grown more solid over the years in DC Comics is back basically to square one, save for sexytimes with their masks on.
At least Batwoman readers still have Kate Kane and Maggie Sawyer.
My other favorite romance is incredibly obscure and also currently non-existent. Jim Gordon and Sarah Essen were a star-crossed couple in Batman: Year One but received a happy ending in Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, both written by Frank Miller, not usually known as a sappy romantic. Alas, Sarah was killed off (not by Miller) in previous continuity by the Joker. She seems to not exist in the new rebooted 52, which is something of an improvement. Limbo is a little better than death.
There's also the unique romance between Liana, Scandal Savage and Knockout, a threesome that vowed to be married in Secret Six before the reboot happened. For more on favorite couples, check out the DCWomenKickingAss tumblr which is holding a romance tournament right now.
But a Valentine's Day toast to all those couples and to those non-canon couples such as Booster Gold and Blue Beetle (Ted Kord), and Black Canary and Oracle.
May you all love that well which thou must leave ere long. Continue Reading "The Cliffs of Insanity: Love Among the Superheroes" »


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#31 Tue 16 Aug 11 10:29am
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Re: Wood Fired Pizza Oven
.....couple of links to pictures of the collective pictures of the build.....and 1st pizza party...
#32 Tue 16 Aug 11 10:44am
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lovely , its amazing how quickly the Pizza cooks in those ovens isn't it .
When I did the pizza and pasta making day with Gennaro , he had a small long handled pizza shovel as well , this we popped under the pizza to enable us to turn it round , the larger pizza shovel we used for getting the pizza into and out of the oven,.,( . if I remember correctly !).
I would love a pizza oven myself but my garden is very small and in Wales , uk , it rains a lot !!!
#33 Wed 24 Aug 11 9:31pm
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Had great pleasure today....in working a Clay oven for "Paulthebread"...A clay oven built for a community ....and used on a regular basis. Baked about 60 pizza;s in 3 hours.
It was great fun for all and the Clay oven produces really good results..... Here's the Clay oven we cooked in....
My only disappointment is that nobody has given this beautiful oven a name.....any idea's???
#34 Thu 25 Aug 11 1:13am
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Wow Terry! That is the most amazing oven!
She needs a really good name!
What about Boadicea? She had a fire in her belly!
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WoddPizzaStoves is a premiere online store where you can buy wood pizza ovens as well as wood fired pizza stoves for your homes, restaurants or hotels. You will get one of the best deals here.
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Well, I can't build myself, I'm curious if I can buy one from Amazon.


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#1 Thu 25 Oct 12 1:55pm
We all need to eat ...
Recently I have encountered many people who have very little income but still need to eat!
I want some recipes/discounts/offers/vouchers to tell people about where they can still get/eat/prepare a nutritional meal without using extortionate amounts of money.
PLEASE can you make some suggestions.
If I get enough for a publication, I will publish and distribute to those in need if I can - with profits to an appropriate charity - you can suggest one, if you wish.
I hope you will help.
#2 Fri 26 Oct 12 12:03am
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Hi Rebecca, what a great idea! I used to work in an information centre that had that sort of information. Maybe if you ring your local council they can let you know what info is already around, and you can build on that?
#3 Fri 26 Oct 12 10:19pm
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buckwheat, mixed with simple vegetables, one of my favorites instead of risotto
millet - very filling and protein-rich
homemade pickled vegetables / kimchi
cabbage, carrots, turnip stew with onions and apples, sweet and sour. Fresh veggies from a farmers� market dont cost much
Omelets, frittatas (with leftovers as well)
use boiled eggs in salads and wherever you can. also, now the recent studies say people should eat more eggs cause the B vitamin is the easiest to absorb from eggs. and good fats. one or two a day. eggs cost little, but are very nutritious and essential.
sourmilk, yoghurt
people should acquire yoghurt culture and make yoghurt at home which is easy and saves money. and has no conservants. at least in Estonia sourmilk is very cheap, but keeps your body working normally. thats part of a good diet.
buy spine and head of a trout or salmon and make a huge pot of soup. the spine actually contains lots of good oils. some people who dont find it gross also eat the inside of spine (sportsmen for example!!!) soup is filling, fluid food is always good at least once a day.
a slice of rye bread is more filling than 450 g of white bread, so you eat less, get less carbs but more minerals.
choosing fresh and nutritious, healtrhy products is actually healthier than eating loads of low-nutritious crap like simple macaroni. cause you need less.
whole grains of great variety and vegetables is the key to low budget but healthy and filling. and soups.
#4 Sat 27 Oct 12 1:24am
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Re: We all need to eat ...
Red what or where do you buy your fresh produce?
#5 Sat 27 Oct 12 6:57am
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there is a food store chain too, called Prisma, where veggies are quite cheap; other than that - local market. In Estonia it is very easy to get organic food. we live in a small country, we have backword food buses coming from the country and you can pre-prder stuff. then we have a lot of seasonal events, markets, onion and fish festivals. organic and cheap produce is very easy to get here. and there is a Green Market which sells cabbage, salads (iin summer), and many grains and flours.
#6 Sat 27 Oct 12 8:52am
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Excellent suggestions so far - thank you.
Any recipe suggestions?
#7 Sat 27 Oct 12 7:37pm
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one very simple recipe I like is taking a cabbage, some onions, garlic, chilli and just making a pan-fry of it, add some ginger & lime juice, a tsp of brown sugar and a pinch of salt. cabbage with garlic is really tasty.I guess the kg price of garlic is quite high in shops but I grow my own.
things that can be grown on a window: chilli, dill, cress, onion, paprika, small tomato plants.
how to get cheap greens during winter: freeze spinach during summer, grow your own peas and freeze them; buy cauliflower from farmers� market, wash and clean, frighten with hot water, chill, cut into buds and put in a bag for freezing. that way you can get organic cauliflower in winter that you know where it came from and has not pesticides. also, make mung bean, wheat, rye, luzern and other sprouts to put in salads. half a handful of seeds gets you a whole box of salad (400 ml) but you need a sprouting vessel (with layers)... wheat and rye are cheap dont kno if you can buy them there as full grains.
start your morning with porridge which keeps you full and gives you B vitamins and fibre. make cut wheat porridge and put cheese in it.
#8 Mon 29 Oct 12 7:43am
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Hi Redfox!
Your ideas are fabulous but I think a lot of people will be very frightened of growing their own produce. I do (but not always successfully!)
PLEASE explain what the "sprouting vessel" is!
And I agree, porridge is the best breakfast ever!
Rebecca x
#9 Mon 29 Oct 12 6:04pm
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http://www.hortes.ee/est/seemned-sibula … greenhouse
this is a layered vessel to make sprouts from mung beans and stuff.
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Revisiting the AIDS Crisis - AIDS, Treatment, and Research: A Presentation and Discussion
As part of a full weekend of discussion and film screenings around
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on epidemiological treatment and research. Colleen Daniels, TB/HIV Project
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epidemiological research on HIV/AIDS and Tuberculosis and discuss how data on
surveillance can inform health policy, advocacy and action. The presentation will follow a special screening of the work of Jonathan Smith, Director of They Go to Die and Epidemiologist at Yale School of Medicine.This event is part of a full weekend of discussion and film screenings:
Revisiting the AIDS Crisis and the Ongoing EpidemicHealth Challenges for the 21st CenturyThe series' goal is to explore and discuss health and wellness topics
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Pulaski Technical College and Saline County will celebrate the grand opening of the Pulaski Technical College Saline County Career Center on Wednesday, Nov. 19, at 3201 South Reynolds Road in Bauxite (formerly the Reynolds Metal Hurricane Creek plant).
Major announcements and a ribbon-cutting ceremony are scheduled for 11:30 a.m. Following the ceremony, there will be a luncheon and education forum moderated by state Sen. Shane Broadway of Bryant. Panelists will include Saline County legislators. There will be an open house and tours of the center until 7 p.m. The public is invited to all events.
The Saline County Career Center is the result of an innovative partnership between Pulaski Tech and Saline County businesses, industries, education and government.
Made possible by a donation from Alcoa Inc. of 51 acres of land and seven buildings with over 50,000 square feet of floor space, the center offers secondary programs for high school students, as well as technical and occupational programs for the general public.
Three of the seven buildings have been renovated for education and training use. Future plans call for renovation of other buildings and possible new construction.
For more information, contact Carol Langston, dean of college relations, at (501) 812-2211.
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Life is tough, but it's tougher when you're stupid. John Wayne
haha Im trying to figure it out.... Im learning real slow
can someone walk me through this, I did it one time but cant do it again
Is that a gator fence I see?
Got freezing rain here today. Itching to get in and look at my hives. Yours are looking good.
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Recovery May Require Holding Stocks Level in February and March
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Prices have dropped back as new supplies are appearing, but we still have nearly a month of winter ahead of us. Stocks cannot drop much farther. February 4 stock levels were just above the lowest month-end levels ever seen for PADD 1, which occurred in April 1996.
For stocks to recover to the low end of the normal range, they would have to stay level in February in March, when normally they would be used to meet demand. Keeping stocks level would require finding supply to substitute for the average stock drops of 290 thousand barrels per day (8 million barrels) in February and 210 thousand barrels per day (6 million barrels) in March.
If all of that supply were to come from imports, we would have to see distillate imports into PADD 1 double from their average levels of 7 million barrels in February and March to reach over 15 million barrels in February and 13 million barrels in March.
Alternatively, if U.S. supply alone were to make up the difference, production and movements of products from other PADDs into PADD 1 could increase about 20%-25% over levels seen in February and March for the last several years.
Regardless, stocks are likely to remain low for the rest of the winter, and we could see more price volatility before the warm weather of spring. Also keep in mind that even when the current price spike is fully resolved, high crude oil prices will keep heating oil prices much higher than they were last year. Even before the price spike, retail prices of heating oil were high ($1.21 January 17) because of increases in the price of crude oil -- about 33 cents higher than prices the same time last year.


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The 13th annual Disability Awareness
Week at Hope College is running Monday-Friday, April 2-6.
The week is an effort to promote understanding of
persons with physical and learning disabilities, and will
feature a variety of activities open to the public in
addition to those for the campus community. Admission is
free to all events.
The week's activities will begin Monday morning
with a wheelchair challenge that will have invited members
of the college's student body, faculty and staff undergo a
mobility impairment simulation.
On Monday, April 2, at 7 p.m., the RISE campus
group will host Terry A. DeYoung, managing editor of "The
Church Herald," in a discussion of disability and faith.
The event will be held in the lounge of Cook Hall, located
at 115 E. 10th St.
On Tuesday, April 3, participants will be able to
simulate different disabilities, including mobility
impairment, hearing impairment and learning disabilities, as
well as have an opportunity to gather information about a
number of hidden disabilities. The simulations will run
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the main floor lounge of the DeWitt
Center, located on Columbia Avenue at 12th Street.
On Tuesday, April 3, at 7 p.m., Kristen Gray and
Louise Shumaker of the Hope staff will discuss "friending,"
examining the impact of Shumaker's vision impairment on
their friendship. Gray is assistant dean of health and
counseling, and director of the Counseling Center; and
Shumaker is director of disability services. Gray and
Shumaker will also explore the effects of a variety of
disabilities on social interaction. The presentation will
be in room B27 in the Peale Science Center, located on
College Avenue at 12th Street.
On Tuesday, April 3, at 9 p.m., a descriptive
video version of the film "The Sixth Sense" will be
presented in the DeWitt Center Kletz. The video, designed
for audiences with vision impairments, includes audio
description of action on-screen. The Kletz will provide
free popcorn and soft drinks.
There will be a poetry reading on Wednesday, April
4, at 9 p.m. in room B27 of the Peale Science Center.
Members of the Hope community will read their own work as
well as works by others that discuss disabilities.
The week's keynote address will be delivered on
Thursday, April 5, at 7 p.m. by Lydia Graber in Cook
Auditorium of the De Pree Art Center, located on Columbia
Avenue at 12th Street. Graber, who portrayed an Ewok in the
film "Return of the Jedi," will explore humor and
On Thursday, April 5, at 9 p.m., a descriptive
video version of the film "Shakespeare in Love" will be
shown in the DeWitt Center Kletz. As with the film on
Tuesday, free popcorn and soft drinks will be provided.
The week will close with an ice cream social on
Friday, April 6, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the DeWitt Center


text: Actually, a bit of revisionist history here. Bill D. already planned to fire LB before he won the title. So that was nearly a year before the NY thing. Second, Flip Saunders was already on the hook to be hired in February of the title defense season, which again, pre-dated the NY thing. As the facts have come out, it seems to me that LB did what he had to do given that he knew his fate in Detroit was sealed. That's not to defend LB, who is as big of a scoundrel as anyone, but in this situation, the blame is on Bill D being disloyal to LB and the fans, before it was LB being disloyal to the fans and organization. And on Ben, Joe never made an offer IIRC. He thought he was so clever, he let everyone else set Ben's market value, and when they set it high, Joe never offered anything back. I would be interested to know if he actually made an offer to Ben, so if I am wrong, by all means correct me on this one.


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Many schools have after-school programs to accommodate children of parents who work. Some of these programs are free, but most charge a fee. Some after-school programs are held in the school building, and others are at community organizations. Call your child's school to find out about after-school programs, or see the city's online directory of 500 free after-school and vacation programs. (The Department of Youth and Community Development has a search tool where you can type in your zip code and find the program nearest you.)
Below are other organizations that run after-school programs or provide resources to parents and students:
- Harlem Educational Activities Fund is a not-for-profit supplemental education and youth development organization that identifies scholars in middle school and supports them until they are successfully admitted to four-year colleges through a variety of after-school, Saturday and summer programs.
- Out-of-School Time, New York City's official after-school initiative, features more than 550 programs that provide a mix of academic, recreational and cultural activities for young people after school, during the holidays and in the summer.
- Partnership for After-School Education provides technical support to schools and community agencies. The website lists locations of programs and what they offer.
- Police Athletic League sponsors numerous after-school and summer programs. Program locations are listed by borough with contact information.
- The After-School Corporation sponsors and funds programs in public schools. Its website shows maps of districts and schools where they are located.
- YMCA has extensive after-school program options, some of which are free.
- The Beacon Program runs school-based community centers serving children, youth and adults. There are currently 80 Beacons located throughout the city operating in the afternoons and evenings, on weekends and during school holidays, vacation periods and summer.
- Center for Children's Initiatives (CCI) provides a referral service that helps parents locate appropriate child care and pre-kindergarten programs.


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Binghamton University Philanthropy Incubator Awards $13,000
BINGHAMTON, NY – Today, Wednesday May 11, the Binghamton University Philanthropy Incubator announced this year's grant recipients.
This year the Incubator has awarded over $13,000 to the following local nonprofit agencies:
· Southern Tier Alternative Therapies, $1,500
· Family Enrichment Network, $3,000
· Broome County Urban League, $3,250
· Suicide Prevention and Crisis Service, Ithaca $1,500
· Children's Home of Wyoming Conference, $2,250
· Mom's House, $1,500
Agencies were selected for funding based upon student research and were expected to meet various qualifications for the grant. This semester, students worked diligently to focus on key initiatives centered on the Incubator's mission, strategy, revenue generation and organizational structure.
The Philanthropy Incubator, which is funded by The Sunshine Lady Foundation, student fundraising and Campus Compact/Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund, is a mechanism to teach students in the Binghamton University Scholars Program, Masters of Public Administration (MPA) and Social Work (MSW) programs about philanthropy and nonprofit management. Under the direction of MPA faculty member David Campbell, students designed and implemented the grant making process, as well as the fund-raising efforts to support the project.


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Apartment: Alice "in Gdansk
Size56 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Pets allowed
- Washer/dryer
- Parking available
- Elevator in building
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|Słowackiego, 80-257 Gdańsk, Poland
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Reviews of this property
Super apartment! Great location 8 min walk from Shopping center/Wrzeszcz centrum.
Aparment has everything for cooking, and a wonderful balcony.
It is in an apartment building, on the 7th floor, which is easily accesible by two elevators.
3 shops in 300m walking, 2 bodegas and 1 bigger grocery store.
Very flexible and helpful host,
her ''handler'', does not speak english, but with over-gesticulation, I personally did not have any problems communicating with her,with the simple things like, keys, adress, wifi, cooking etc.
Note: I have been in Gdansk 10 times, different hotels, different Wimdus, and this is the apartment I will be using for my next 10 visits ;)
We had a great time in Gdansk and surroundings. Your appartment proved to be everything it promised. The shops were in immediate vicinity, the bakery across the street is great and the connection to the city centre is very good, be it by car or public transport. The appartment itself was very clean, the kitchen had all we needed. Should we come to Gdansk again, we would definitely stay at your place again. Thank you.
I liked very much . The apartment is great , all the conditions for the stay, a warm welcome . Would recommend this apartment and visit Gdansk -one great , I want to still come here.
The apartment is really nice and cozy. I felt very well. It is well connected by bus and train to the center.
Das Appartment ist wirklich hübsch und gemütlich. Ich habe mich sehr wohlgefühlt. Man kommt gut mit Bus und Bahn ins Zentrum.
Very cozy and beautiful apartment, situated not far from the center of Gdansk. Сonvenience store and bus stop in one minute's walk from the apartment. Very nice and hospitable hostess. 10 stars!
The email communication with the landlord was very good. The apartment itself was clean and well furnished. There is a grocery store ("Delikatesy 34") next to the building. It is open every day, including Sundays. A tram station and a larger mall ("Galeria Bałticka") are in walking distance. We had a good time there, and can recommend the place.
very nice home coming back nice view thanks
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The apartment was very nice and practical, and it was clean and well prepared when we arrived. It is located on the 7th floor, but the building has two efficient elevators.
We were well received by the friendly house keeper. Even though she did not speak any English, we could easily make the required arrangements.
There is also a grocery store right across the street.
We can certainly recommend this apartment.
The flat is very nice: comfortable, modern, bright. It has a very thoughtful furnituring and equipment, so that you can easily find space for 6 people. A parking place is offered without any additional fees/time for search. The flat is not very far from the city centre, easy to reach by car (I did not try by public transport). I liked it very much and enjoyed the stay in Gdansk city, as much as the time spended in the appartment.
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Discussion in 'Chevy Silverado Forum (GMC Sierra)' started by silverbike9, Sep 17, 2012.
Has anyone installed the chrome covers off ebay for the 2012 18inch wheels
Can you put the link so I can see them .. That's something I'd be interested in till next spring when I get Rims
http://www.ebay.com/itm/221117383296?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649 HOPE THIS WORKS . Don't think they would be a good idea up north as salt would get stuck between them and the wheels
I think I see what your talking bout .. That's pretty cool lol I might get them
Most of the factory chrome rims are just a plastic overlay if you check them out
Yea that's what the rims were like on my commander .. At least this guy has more than 10 available .. I wish they made them black lol
if you want black watch the plastic coat videos on youtube
Yea I have my bowties as stuff plasti dipped
I ordered them lol
please post pics when you get them and give us your opinion of them thanks.
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Sub Focus is an alias of Nick Douwma, a fast-rising drum'n'bass producer/DJ affiliated with the Ram Records collective who became one of the style's leading practitioners within only two years of his recording debut. Originally from London, England, Douwma is a self-taught producer who began producing music on his PC at age 13 and attained his know-how from software manuals. One of his demos eventually made its way into the hands of Andy C., the co-founder of Ram Records, one of the U.K.'s premier drum'n'bass labels. Signed initially to the Ram Records offshoot label Frequency, Douwma made his recording debut as Sub Focus in 2003 with the 12" release Down the Drain/Hot Line. A couple more 12" releases on Frequency followed in 2004, along with one on J Majik's Infrared label. Douwma's breakout year came in 2005, however, when he made his Ram Records debut, releasing X-Ray/Scarecrow and, later in the year, Frozen Solid/Juno; these 12" releases were also compiled on the Frozen Solid/X-Ray maxi-single in response to their widespread demand, as "X-Ray" was awarded Single of the Week on tastemaker Zane Lowe's BBC Radio 1 show. Also in 2005, Douwma was chosen to remix the Prodigy's "Smack My Bitch Up" in promotion of the group's 15-year anniversary collection, Their Law: The Singles 1990-2005.
In subsequent years, Douwma continued his affiliation with Ram Records, releasing a 12" more or less annually (i.e., Airplane/Flamenco, 2006; Special Place/Druggy, 2007; Time Warp/Join the Dots, 2008; et al.) and performing as an affiliate DJ at clubs such as Fabric and festivals such as Glastonbury. In 2009 Douwma issued his full-length debut, Sub Focus, which incorporated an eclectic fusion of futuristic house, dubstep, and electro-rock. The following year he produced the track "Kickstarts" for British singer/rapper Example, which peaked at number three on the U.K. singles chart, and in 2011 he inked a deal with Mercury, with plans to release his second album under the Sub Focus moniker in late 2012. The album sessions went on longer than expected and spawned five singles which gained Douwma increasing recognition and success with each release, culminating in the euphoric UK no. 10 hit "Endorphins" featuring vocalist Alex Clare. The success of the single was no doubt powered at least in part by its brilliant music video, which sees brutal riot police cracking down on dissidents in a dystopian future where music has been banned. A number of other high-profile vocalists, including Bloc Party's Kele Okereke, appeared on the eventual album, which was titled Torus and released in September 2013. ~ Jason Birchmeier


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Dallas Cowboys tight end Martellus Bennett believes that starting quarterback Tony Romo shouldn't get his starting job back so easily.
After Romo suffered a broken collarbone this past season, veteran Jon Kitna came in and ended up doing a good job of leading the Cowboys down the stretch by winning three out of four games after former head coach Wade Phillips was fired and replaced by Jason Garrett.
"I loved playing with Kitna," said Martellus Bennett. "Kitna is one of my favorite people to play with. Just being out there on the field with that guy just makes you play even harder. He made some things happen in limited time, so I think if he got a longer chance, he'd be able to do more."
"I hope there's a chance for a quarterback competition this year. Every position, I think we need to put more competition into it."
It's definitely not a good sign when a starting quarterback can't get the support in the off-season of his back up tight end.
Kevin Durant had a team high 44minutes on the court and 32 points as the thunder beat the nuggets 101-94
If the absence of traditional powers UConn, Tennessee and Stanford caused would-be viewers not to watch Tuesday's women's national title game, those folks should be kicking themselves right now.
They missed a heck of a game.
Upstarts Texas A&M and Notre Dame waged a back-and-forth battle that had all the drama and shot-making the lackluster men's title game lacked 24 hours earlier. In the end, the second-seeded Aggies held off the Irish 76-70. parlaying their relentless pressure defense and superior interior scoring into their first championship in program history.
It's difficult to pinpoint one hero for Texas A&M because so many players combined to bring the title to a school that didn't even admit women until 1963.


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no hold interference ?
Lol. That's why you don't just let them score.
That guy whines way to much.
exactly. contact by both players.
Jim, take a chill pill
Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience. MB Rule # 1
Oh boy! This game is not over yet.
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The last two years, the NFL has flexed an NFC East match-up with the division championship on the line into the final Sunday Night game. My guess is they go for the tri-fecta, Question is, will the 3rd time be the charm for Dallas?
2011 - Giants beat Cowboys
2012 - Redskins beat Cowboys
2013 - Eagles/Cowboys?
The only scenario in which that game is not for the division is if Dallas losses to the Skins this week and Philly beats the Bears.