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The Traditional Music Society is an arts organization dedicated to the promotion of educational excellence and community cohesiveness through the study of indigenous music and dance from around the world (West Africa, South America, Central America, and the Caribbean).
Exposure to these highly captivating art forms helps students to develop valuable tools for learning and communication. Through music and dance, students gain a sense of group dynamics, thereby developing critical thinking, concentration, and interpersonal skills.
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Kentucky Derby
The locals in Louisville, Kentucky, take their sports seriously. Thousands of people converge on Churchill Downs for the Kentucky Derby to see three-year-old Thoroughbreds race. The annual competition, held on the first Saturday in May, ends the two-week-long Kentucky Derby Festival. We can't forget about the beloved NCAA Basketball Champs, the University of Kentucky Wildcats, the only team with the most all-time wins in the history of college basketball.
Pegasus Parade
The Pegasus Parade is the Kentucky Derby Festival's longest running event. Marching bands, floats, notable celebs and locals -- as well as inflatable characters, including the Pegasus -- are some of the reasons why this is a popular must-see event for both locals and visitors. The Great Steamboat Race and Thunder Over Louisville are also a couple not-to-be-missed events.
Proof on Main
Proof on Main, located inside the 21c Museum Hotel, is a must-see stop when visiting Louisville. Esquire Magazine called the restaurant "a favorite for locals and visitors alike." The restaurant supports local farming by using locally-grown ingredients in its menu items. And at the restaurant's bar, pull up a barstool and enjoy sampling more than 50 types of Kentucky bourbon. The restaurant compliments its culinary artistry by featuring rotating contemporary art exhibitions, curated by 21c Museum.
Lynn's Paradise Café
Lynn's Paradise Café recently closed but was a Louisville institution, serving American food with a Southern twist. The walnut-crusted chicken, fried-green tomato BLT, World Famous Bloody Mary and mint julep were stand-out items on the menu. Bourbons Bistro, The Comfy Cow, Mark's Feed Store, Jack Fry's Restaurant and Toast on Market are few other places we'd recommend you try when visiting the Derby City.
Muhammad Ali Center
Boxing great Muhammad Ali was born and raised in Louisville. The philanthropist and social activist, and his wife Lonnie, started the Ali center as a way to honor the sports legend, and to educate the public by hosting numerous special events. Other must-see Louisville attractions include the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory, Louisville Zoo, Frazier International History Museum, or take a stroll down the city's Riverwalk.
Germantown Neighborhood
Louisville is made up of a mix of different neighborhoods, including Highlands, Jeffersontown, Old Louisville, NuLu, Middleton, Crescent Hill and Lyndon. Germantown (pictured) -- settled by German immigrants in the 1870s -- is slowly transitioning to a younger, more educated demographic. In this neighborhood, it's not uncommon to find renovated homes complete with gardens, bee hives and backyard chickens.
The Seelbach Hilton Hotel
Take a step back in time, and stay at the Seelbach Hilton Hotel. Built in 1905 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Seelbach Hotel's grand ambiance inspired author F. Scott's Fitzgerald to use the hotel as a backdrop for Tom and Daisy's wedding in his novel, "The Great Gatsby." For other options on where to stay, try The Galt House, The Brown Hotel, 21c Museum Hotel, Central Park Bed and Breakfast or the Rocking Horse Manor Bed and Breakfast.
Embassy Suites Louisville
If you're visiting Louisville on a budget, we suggest you stay at the Embassy Suites Louisville (pictured), Fairfield Inn and Suites Louisville North or the Louisville Marriott Downtown.
Downtown Louisville
Downtown Louisville is the largest central business district in Kentucky, and it's the oldest neighborhood in Louisville. The Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft, Louisville Glassworks, Louisville Slugger Field, Waterfront Park, Riverfront Plaza, KFC Yum! Center and Early Time Distillery are a few attractions travelers can visit in this neighborhood.
Belle of Louisville
Take a ride on the Belle of Louisville, the oldest operating steamboat on the Mississippi River waterway system. Built in 1914, the Belle and the more modern paddle-wheeler, Spirit of Jefferson, carry passengers along the Ohio River for two-hours, ranging in price from $8 to $16 per person.
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Karyotypic variation in Nicotiana section Suaveolentes
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DOI: 10.1007/s10722-011-9724-3
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- Marks, C.E., Ladiges, P.Y. & Newbigin, E. Genet Resour Crop Evol (2011) 58: 797. doi:10.1007/s10722-011-9724-3
Nicotiana section Suaveolentes (Solanaceae) currently includes 28 species and subspecies that are endemic to Australasia and the South Pacific and one African species, N. africana. The section is monophyletic and of allotetraploid origin, but relationships among the species in it and its diploid progenitors are poorly understood. Here we report chromosome numbers for 20 of the 29 taxa from the Suaveolentes, including a count for one recently proposed species for which no number has previously been available. Many of the published chromosome numbers for the Suaveolentes are confirmed in this study. However, six counts were different from the published numbers including n = 15 for N. maritima and N. suaveolens, which is a new chromosome number for the genus. Nicotiana goodspeedii and N. rotundifolia were n = 16, and the same number was found in the suggested species N. sp. 'Corunna'. Nicotiana suaveolens contains polyploid races of n = 32 and here we report the probable existence of an n = 31 race as well. Karyotypic variation within species and within the section is apparently much greater than previously thought and further investigation is warranted.


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KCPT will premiere an hour-long documentary "Our Divided City" Friday, January 29 at 7pm. The documentary looks at the social conditions that foster violent crime in Kansas City's segregated black community east of Troost and asks whether enough is being done to make its neighborhoods safe. "The title of the film, 'Our Divided City', was …Continue Reading
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Few creative figures before or since Walt Disney have held such a long-lasting place in American life and popular culture. This fall, American Experience will take an unprecedented look at the complex life and enduring legacy of one of America's best-known storytellers with the four hour documentary "Walt Disney." Get a sneak peek at the …Continue Reading
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In 1961, segregation seemed to have an overwhelming grip on American society. Many states violently enforced the policy, while the federal government, under the Kennedy administration, remained indifferent, preoccupied with matters abroad. That is, until an integrated band of college students — many of whom were the first in their families to attend a university …Continue Reading
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The dome that crowns Florence's great cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore — the Duomo — is a masterpiece of Renaissance ingenuity and an enduring source of mystery. Still the largest masonry dome on earth after more than six centuries, it is taller than the Statue of Liberty and weighs as much as an average …Continue Reading


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ROLLS-ROYCE SINGAPOREEngineering Growth in the Region
Rolls-Royce, a world-leading provider of power systems and services for use on land, sea and air, has established a strong position in four distinct global business units - civil aerospace, defence aerospace, marine as well as energy. All of these are strongly represented in Singapore, a key business hub for the company.
From its entry into Singapore in the 1950s, Rolls-Royce has grown its presence to become a major player in the country's aerospace industry, accounting for over 15 per cent of Singapore's aerospace output. Through joint ventures with key local industry partners including Singapore Airlines Engineering Company, and activities in the energy and marine sector, Rolls-Royce is expecting considerable growth to its operations in and around the region.
In 2008, Rolls-Royce began work on its S$700 million Rolls-Royce Seletar Campus. The Campus include the most modern Rolls-Royce manufacturing, assembly and test facility for Trent aero engines, as well as research and training facilities. With almost half of Rolls-Royce's new orders for aircraft engines coming from airlines in the region, this move firmly entrenches the company's commitment to Asia.
"Singapore has been a partner of growth for Rolls-Royce. This fantastic facility gives Rolls-Royce additional capacity to deliver our record order book. Importantly, this also marks an important new phase of our relationship with Singapore. The Rolls-Royce Seletar Campus brings together state of the art technologies, advanced manufacturing techniques and highly skilled people to produce some of the most advanced aero engines in the world," said Jonathan Asherson, Regional Director, Rolls-Royce in Singapore.
Located at the newly developed Seletar Aerospace Park, this Rolls-Royce Seletar campus is a strong vote of confidence to Singapore's capabilities to be a home for high-value manufacturing and development activities. It also highlights the attractiveness of Seletar Aerospace Park as a cradle for new opportunities in the aerospace sector, where synergies arise from the clustering and integration of activities across the supply chain.
In 2009, Rolls-Royce relocated its global headquarters for its marine business to Singapore, adding to the global head office for its Marine Services operation. The new Marine headquarters has global responsibilities for business development, marketing and corporate services.
Since 1990, Singapore's aerospace industry has grown at an average rate of over 10 per cent to become the most comprehensive MRO hub in Asia. In 2011, Singapore's aerospace industry achieved a record output of S$7.9 billion employing some 19,000 workers. Today, Singapore is recognised as a regional leader in aerospace maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO), aviation manufacturing and R&D.
Aerospace-related R&D in Singapore has also grown significantly over the last two years and is set to grow further. Major aerospace companies have already established R&D centres that leverage on the capabilities of the country's local research institutes and universities.
Similarly, Singapore is home to a thriving marine & offshore industry. Geographically located at the confluence of major shipping lanes, the Singapore marine industry has long been a leading centre for ship repair. In recent years, the industry has been boosted by the strong demand from the offshore industry.
"Rolls-Royce has benefited from the valuable business opportunities, excellent talent pool and solid infrastructure that Singapore offers, and has been able to contribute to the phenomenal growth of the country through our joint ventures and R&D collaborations," noted Mr Asherson. "We look forward to many years of further development and growth with our partners here."
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My acacia has grown up to the conservatory roof. Recently, many of its leaves died. I'm not sure about winter watering and feeding. And what is the best size of pot?
A small pot and excessive winter watering might be the cause. I know that's vague, but containers for trees should be as large as possible - free-range tree roots spread beyond the edge of the canopy. You cannot emulate this in a container, but the more it can stretch out, the happier it will be. Aim for a pot at least a couple of feet across and deep - larger, if possible. Consider a raised bed, or an old-fashioned galvanised dustbin with some holes in the base. Winter watering should be fairly sparse, allowing the compost to dry out in between. In spring, increase watering and give an occasional feed. You'll need to prune, too, in spring after flowering, and repeat a little every year; they don't like hard pruning.
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What do I do with Gloriosa superba 'Rothschildiana' tubers and an amaryllis bulb once the foliage dies?
These two plants need slightly differing treatment. Amaryllis flowers in winter or spring. Its big bulb should be planted in a small pot, with an inch or two of space on each side. After flowering, the spike dies back and should be removed; the foliage will then die back. Gradually reduce watering in line with the state of the foliage. It does not need repotting until it is bursting out, as it hates disturbance. Keep it completely dry while dormant. It should start into growth of its own accord next winter, when you should gradually increase watering. Gloriosa, the glory lily, flowers in spring and summer, then dies down for winter. Reduce watering until the foliage has withered, then store in a warm place, keeping dry until the next spring. In early spring, dig up the tubers and plant in fresh compost a couple of inches below the surface. Water carefully at first, resuming normal watering when the plant is in full growth.
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Some plants have a trickle of flowers all summer, but it's worth growing others for a brief, but tremendous, moment of glory. Wisteria blooms may be fleeting, but they are extravagant. The plant's beauty is in the contrast between its twining horizontal growth and the vertical drop of its flowers. Wisteria floribunda 'Macrobotrys' has the most impressive, with fragrant blue racemes reaching up to 3ft long. Flowering is brief, but the plant looks good all year, with green leaves in summer and twisted bare stems in winter. Grow over arches, pergolas and balconies, or up walls. Position in full sun or partial shade, and in well-drained soil. Notoriously slow to start flowering if grown from seedling, but grafted plants will flower within three years.
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Impacts of interruption of the Agulhas leakage on the tropical Atlantic in coupled ocean–atmosphere simulations
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- Haarsma, R.J., Campos, E.J.D., Drijfhout, S. et al. Clim Dyn (2011) 36: 989. doi:10.1007/s00382-009-0692-7
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In this paper we use a coupled ocean–atmosphere model to investigate the impact of the interruption of Agulhas leakage of Indian ocean water on the tropical Atlantic, a region where strong coupled ocean–atmosphere interactions occur. The effect of a shut down of leakage of Indian ocean water is isolated from the effect of a collapse of the MOC. In our experiments, the ocean model is forced with boundary conditions in the southeastern corner of the domain that correspond to no interocean exchange of Indian ocean water into the Atlantic. The southern boundary condition is taken from the Levitus data and ensures an MOC in the Atlantic. Within this configuration, instead of warm and salty Indian ocean water temperature (cold) and salinity (fresh) anomalies of southern ocean origin propagate into the South Atlantic and eventually reach the equatorial region, mainly in the thermocline. This set up mimics the closure of the "warm water path" in favor of the "cold water path". As part of the atmospheric response, there is a northward shift of the intertropical convergence zone (ITCZ). The changes in trade winds lead to reduced Ekman pumping in the equatorial region. This leads to a freshening and warming of the surface waters along the equator. Especially in the Cold Tongue region, the cold and fresh subsurface anomalies do not reach the surface due to the reduced upwelling. The anomaly signals are transported by the equatorial undercurrent and spread away from the equator within the thermocline. Part of the anomaly eventually reaches the Tropical North Atlantic, where it affects the Guinea Dome. Surprisingly, the main effect at the surface is small on the equator and relatively large at the Guinea Dome. In the atmosphere, the northward shift of the ITCZ is associated with a band of negative precipitation anomalies and higher salinities over the Tropical South Atlantic. An important implication of these results is that the modified water characteristics due to a shut down of the Agulhas leakage remain largely unaffected when crossing the equatorial Atlantic and therefore can affect the deepwater formation in the North Atlantic. This supports the hypothesis that the Agulhas leakage is an important source region for climate change and decadal variability of the Atlantic.


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27mayAll DaySpring Photography ContestNew Melones Lake ~ Deadline for submissions is June 1, 2017
The Bureau of Reclamation announces
The Bureau of Reclamation announces the first spring photography contest at New Melones Lake. During the months of March, April and May, the public is invited to bring their cameras to New Melones Lake to capture images of the natural beauty and scenery in the area and visitor recreation activities.
The photo contest will consist of three categories; Landscape, Flora/Fauna, and Recreation. Participants can submit one photograph for each category, and many of these pictures will be displayed in the New Melones Lake Visitor Center. All photographs must be from the New Melones Lake Recreation Area, taken in 2017, and be original, "non-photoshopped" images. The contest is open to amateur photographers only. Deadline for submissions is June 1, 2017.
Two photographs from each category will be selected for special recognition by a panel of park rangers. The photographers whose pictures are selected will be given a two-night camping certificate for New Melones Lake. Additionally, from the six photographs, a winner will be selected as the "Best of Show" and will receive a New Melones Lake Annual Pass. Winners will be announced by June 15, 2017.
Please submit photographs to Park Ranger Joshua Pelham at firstname.lastname@example.com, along with the photographer's name, contact information, location of the photograph, and the photographic category of each picture. For additional information on the contest, please contact Joshua at 209-536-9094 ext. 236.
By submitting a photograph, the photographer retains their rights to the photograph; however, by entering the contest, they grant the Bureau of Reclamation (and those authorized by Reclamation) a royalty-free, world-wide, perpetual, non-exclusive license to publicly display, distribute, reproduce and create works of the entries, in whole or in part, in any media now existing or later developed, for any Reclamation purpose, including, but not limited to, advertising and promotion, website, exhibition, and commercial products, including but not limited to Reclamation publications. Any photograph reproduced will be given photograph credit as Bureau of Reclamation.
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27mayAll Day"Seeing the Elephant" 1 or 2 Day GetawayEducational Weekend at P.A.W.S. Ark 2000 in San Andreas
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An exotic sight, unequaled experience, and the adventure of a lifetime! (See our calendar for Dec. 2 2016 for 2 Day Getaway)
To forty-niners and those on the trek for riches, no expression characterized the California Gold Rush more than the words "seeing the elephant." Those traveling West announced they were "going to see the elephant." Those turning back claimed they had seen the "elephant's tracks" or the "elephant's tail," and confessed they'd seen more than enough of the animal. For Gold Rushers, the elephant symbolized the high cost of their endeavor — the myriad possibilities on the journey — and, an exotic sight, unequaled experience, and the adventure of a lifetime.*
Visit ARK 2000, in the California Gold Rush town of San Andreas, where "seeing the elephant" is once again. . . an exotic sight, unequaled experience and the adventure of a lifetime!
Understanding Elephants: Our "Seeing the Elephant" getaways are designed to provide a better understanding of elephants as individuals and their needs in captivity. Participants spend the day with PAWS president and co-founder, Ed Stewart, and ARK 2000 Sanctuary manager and senior elephant keeper Brian Busta, and the PAWS elephants, observing the individual personalities and learning about the differences between African and Asian elephants, socialization of unrelated animals and the special handling that is required for bull elephants like Nicholas. Demonstrations on foot care and positive reinforcement training to deal with medical problems, and long hikes to the elephants' habitats are included in this diverse, educational program.
Elephants in captivity have suffered greatly and need specialized care. The unique elephants who share our lives are representative of all captive elephants. We hope to provide an experience that will enlighten our visitors to the problems inherent in keeping these highly social animals in captive situations and the understanding and care which is necessary to meet each individual elephant's special needs. At the end of the day participants will truly have "Seen the Elephant."
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Your Schedule:
• Arrival in San Andreas, California, on Friday.
• Spend Friday and Saturday nights at a lovely bed & breakfast in this historic Gold Rush town.
• Awake each morning to a scrumptious, homemade breakfast.
• SATURDAY features an educational, fun-filled, daylong visit with PAWS' elephants — Mara, Nicholas, Gypsy, Lulu, Prince, Toka, Thika and Maggie at ARK 2000.
• You'll receive an "insider's" tour of the elephant habitat and spend the day with PAWS president, and co-founder, Ed Stewart, and ARK 2000 Sanctuary manager, and senior elephant keeper, Brian Busta.
• A vegetarian (please specify if you would like vegan) picnic lunch will be served.
• On your own for dinner Friday and Saturday.
• SUNDAY features a special extended visit with the lions, tigers, leopard and bears at ARK 2000. Receive an "insider's" tour of the habitats.
Donation price for this unique experience: $800 per person
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Your schedule:
• Arrival in San Andreas, California, by 9 a.m.
• Take part in an educational, fun-filled, day visit with PAWS' elephants — Mara, Nicholas, Gypsy, Lulu, Prince, Toka, Thika and Maggie at ARK 2000. You'll explore elephant habitat and spend the day with the PAWS president, and co-founder, Ed Stewart, and ARK 2000 sanctuary manager, and senior elephant keeper, Brian Busta.
• A vegetarian (please specify if you would like vegan) picnic lunch will be served.
Donation price for this unique experience: $250 per person
To make your pre-paid reservation for the 1- or 2-day getaway, contact Kim Gardner (916) 488-3991 or email@example.com
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ARK 2000 Sanctuary
1250 Pool Station Road, San Andreas CA 95249
27may8:00 am- 4:00 pmPeddlers' Faire 2017Murphys
Peddlers' Faire 2017 May 26 &
Peddlers' Faire 2017
Free entrance to shoppers | Vendors $35 for 12×18 booth for both days
(Saturday) 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
First Congregational Church
At the corner or Church & Algiers Streets, Murphys, CA 95247
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27may - 28may 279:00 ammay 28Arnold Spring Peddler's FaireArnold
39th Annual - ARNOLD SPRING
39th Annual – ARNOLD SPRING PEDDLER'S FAIRE.
Highway 4 in Downtown Arnold, amongst the pines and redwoods – on the grounds of Bristol's Ranch House Cafe. Antiques, collectibles, crafts, art, new and gently used merchandise, prepared food
FREE admission
27 (Saturday) 9:00 am - 28 (Sunday) 4:00 pm
Arnold CA
Hwy 4 Arnold, CA 95223
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27may10:00 am- 11:00 amMurphys Historic Walk TourMurphys
Walking Tours of Historic
Walking Tours of Historic Downtown Murphys are available at no charge (donations gratefully accepted) on Saturday mornings at 10am leaving from the Old Timers Museum on Main Street. Please contact Jo Sanders at 209-728-3072 to
(Saturday) 10:00 am - 11:00 am PST
Murphys Old Timers Museum
470 Main Street, Murphys, CA 95247
Murphys Old Timers MuseumJo Sanders 209-728-3072
27may10:00 am- 2:00 pmOpen Garden Day and Plant SaleDiscussion topic: Drought in this current weather pattern of frequent showers that are continuing through the spring ~ San Andreas
The Demonstration Garden will be
The Demonstration Garden will be open on Saturday May 27 from 10AM – 1PM. Plant sale this month from 10am -12pm. The Demonstration Garden is located at the County Government Center, 891 Mountain Ranch Road, San Andreas.
Our discussion topic concerns drought in this current weather pattern of frequent showers that are continuing through the spring. What does it mean to lift the drought proclamation? Do we still have a responsibility to conserve water?
PLANT SALE NOTE: Find a diverse selection of hardy and heirloom vegetables.
Find answers to your home gardening questions, including plant and pest problems. When the garden is not open, home gardening assistance is offered by Master Gardeners through the help line at: 209-754-2880. The public may leave a message regarding a problem and a Master Gardener will return the call.
The Demonstration Garden is a project of the Calaveras County Master Gardeners whose primary goal is to educate the public about home gardening. Proceeds from plant sales support the Master Gardener's education programs and maintenance of the Demonstration Garden. For additional details contact the UC Cooperative Extension office at (209) 754-6477 or visit the UC Cooperative Extension website: http://cecentralsierra.ucanr.edu/
FREE admission
(Saturday) 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Calaveras County Demonstration Garden
891 Mountain Ranch Road, San Andreas CA 95247
27may10:00 am- 12:00 pmSeminar – "Native Plants of the Sierra Nevada"Presented by Nancy Muleady Mecham, Ph.D. ~ Big Trees State Park
Seminar – "Native Plants of
Seminar – "Native Plants of the Sierra Nevada" – presented by Nancy Muleady Mecham, Ph.D.
From the Foothills to the High Sierra, plant communities are defined by their environment. Come explore the notion of plants and trees and learn about select members from these communities.
Doc Nancy is a retired career National Park Ranger and is currently a Biology Professor and conducts research on Giant Sequoias.
All Seminars will be held in the Ralston classroom located in the Education Building at Calaveras Big Trees State Park from 10:00 am-12 noon. There is a day-use fee to enter the Park. The seminars are free and open to the public. Pack a lunch, bring the family and plan on spending the day among the Giant Sequoias. For more information call Calaveras Big Trees Association at (209)795-1196 or visit our website at www.bigtrees.org.
Park entry fees apply. Seminars are free and open to the public.
(Saturday) 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Calaveras Big Trees State Park
Hwy 4 Arnold, CA 95223
27may10:30 amExcursion Train RidesRailtown 1897 State Historic Park ~ Jamestown
Weekends through October. 10:30 a.m.,
Weekends through October. 10:30 a.m., 12:00 p.m., 1:30 p.m., 3:00 p.m.
Ride behind a historic steam or diesel locomotive on a train trip through California's scenic Gold Country! Your 6-mile, 45-minute round-trip train ride will take you past the water tower from "Petticoat Junction," and transport you from the backyards of Jamestown to the rugged hillsides of California's Mother Lode country. Adults $15, Youth $10, Child (5&Under) Free, Members Free . *All prices include park admission.
Adults $15 | Youth $10 | Child (5&Under) Free | Members Free
(Saturday) 10:30 am
Railtown 1897 State Historic Park
Jamestown, CA, 95327
Railtown 1897 State Historic Park|http://www.railtown1897.org/index.php
27may10:30 am- 12:00 pmYoung at Art — Kids' KlubFree Kids Class with Susie ~ Copperopolis
Young at Art — Kids'
Young at Art — Kids' Klub Saturday, May 27 • 10:30 pm to noon Free Kids Class with Susie–Pear Collage Have fun making this pear collage while learning all about color! If you were born in the year 2000 or after, this class is completely free for you– supplies are included. Funding for this class was obtained through silent auctions of local artists' donated works. Space is limited to 8 students. Please reserve your space with Larry by Wednesday, May 24.
FREE | Space is limited to 8 students. Please reserve your space with Larry by Wednesday, May 24
(Saturday) 10:30 am - 12:00 pm
Town Hall Arts
145 Stone Street, Copperopolis, CA 95228
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27may1:00 pmGuided Hikes in Big Trees State ParkArnold
North Grove Guided Tours –
North Grove Guided Tours – Guided walks of the North Grove are held on Saturday at 1 pm. The walk is 1.5 to 2 hours. Meet in front of the Visitor Center. Bring water and your comfortable shoes. During the winter and weather permitting (enough snow on the ground), the guided hike becomes a snowshoe hike. Visit bigtrees.org/ for more information. Hike is free, entry fee into park applies.
Hike is free | Park Admission applies
(Saturday) 1:00 pm
Calaveras Big Trees State Park
Hwy 4 Arnold, CA 95223
27may - 28may 271:00 pmmay 28Live Music at Indian Rock VineyardsMurphys
Jerry McKay at Indian Rock Vineyards – 1pm - 3:30pm
Jerry McKay at Indian Rock Vineyards – 1pm – 3:30pm
No fee and no tickets required
27 (Saturday) 1:00 pm - 28 (Sunday) 3:30 pm
Indian Rock Vineyards
1154 Pennsylvania Gulch Road, Murphys, CA 95247
Indian Rock Vineyards209-728-8514
27may2:00 pm- 5:00 pmLive Music at Jazz CellarsMurphys
Live Music at Jazz Cellars
Live Music at Jazz Cellars – Local artists V&V Entertainment will be performing a wide variety of music on the outside patio … something to please everyone from 2-5pm. No need to RSVP or buy tickets — just show up and have a good time!
FREE admission
(Saturday) 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Jazz Cellars
380 Main Street, #B, Murphys, CA 95247
Jazz Cellars209-297-3058 | firstname.lastname@example.com | https://www.jazzcellars.com/Wines
27may4:00 pm- 8:00 pmSummer Nights Food Truck FestivalLive Music, Beer & Wine and Unique Cuisine ~ Angels Camp
Featuring music by The Fabulous
Featuring music by The Fabulous Off Brothers. Bring your lawn chair, picnic basket and enjoy this family friendly park with unique cuisine, live music and connect with our community. Come early and stroll through historic downtown Angels Camp, visit our Angels Camp Museum and support local businesses throughout Angels Camp.
Admission is FREE | Food and drink for purchase
(Saturday) 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Utica Park
Historic Downtown Angels Camp, CA 95222
Angels Camp Business email@example.com | (209) 736-1333 | http://www.angelscampbusiness.com/
27may5:30 pm- 10:00 pmHilltop Concert SeriesFeaturing Chains Required ~ Murphys
Doors open at 5:30. Music starts at 7pm.
Dig horn-based music? Like to dance? Or do you just enjoy singing along with your favorite tunes? Then Chains Required is just what you need! We're a 10-piece rhythm & blues band based in Sonora, California and our goal is to provide a soul-stirring musical experience.
Formed in 2007 by trombonist George Greenfield and friends, Chains Required is composed of top-tier local musicians who really enjoy entertaining with tunes spanning from the 60s to present. Central to the band is a four-piece horn section with journeyman players, backed by a sizzling-hot rhythm section to lay down the beat. In front are two singers guaranteed to knock your socks off. Perhaps that's why theSierra Lodestar named us "Best Local Band" for Tuolumne County (2010 and 2012).
(Saturday) 5:30 pm - 10:00 pm
Brice Station Vineyard
3353 East Highway 4, Murphys CA 95247
Brice Station Vineyards209-728-9893 | https://www.bricestation.com
27may6:00 pm- 9:00 pmLive Music at CAMPS RestaurantAngels Camp
Every Friday and Saturday night,
Every Friday and Saturday night, come have an amazing dinner, or glass of local wine or cocktail at the bar and listen to favorite local musicians, including Jill Warren, Larry Henderson, Mike Impink, and Alex Muddy Smith perform a variety of musical genres. Check out CAMPS calendar of events for specifics.
No cover
(Saturday) 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
CAMPS Restaurant
711 McCauley Ranch Road, Angels Camp, CA 95222
CAMPS Restaurant209-736-8181 | http://www.greenhorncreek.com/Dining_Events/CAMPS.aspx
27may6:00 pm- 10:00 pmSilent Film ~ Alice In WonderlandIronstone Vineyards ~ Murphys
Come to Ironstone Vineyards for
Come to Ironstone Vineyards for a Silent Movie Production of Alice in Wonderland (1915). We'll have Organist Dave Moreno playing the Alhambra Pipe Organ. Buffet dinner, popcorn during the movie, and wine available for purchase. Doors open at 6pm, dinner at 6:30pm, movie at 7:30pm. Tickets are selling quickly, so call today to reserve a seat!
Silent Movie – Alice in Wonderland
Venue: Alhambra Music Room
Contact: Reservations
Phone: (209) 728-1251
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
$35 includes buffet, dessert, film, popcorn | Call or email for reservations
(Saturday) 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Ironstone Vineyards
1894 Six Mile Road, Murphys, CA 95247
Ironstone Vineyards209-728-1251 | firstname.lastname@example.com | www.ironstonevineyards.com
27may6:30 pmTwisted Folk Summer Concert SeriesFeaturing: Jerry Douglas presents The Earls of Leicester ~ Vallecito
The 2017 Twisted
Adult: $39 | Twisted Few: $34 | Child (under 12): $10
(Saturday) 6:30 pm
Twisted Oak Winery and concert venue location
4280 Red Hill Road at Hwy 4, Vallecito CA 95251
Twisted Oak firstname.lastname@example.com | 209-736-9080
27may7:00 pmThe FantasticksEvening Performance ~ Live Theater Production in Sonora. Matinee performances also available on various dates.
THE FANTASTICKS. May 12 - June
THE FANTASTICKS. May 12 – June 11, 2017 at East Sonora Theatre
The Fantasticks is the longest-running musical in the world and with good reason: at the heart of its breathtaking poetry and subtle theatrical sophistication is a purity and simplicity that transcends cultural barriers. The narrator, El Gallo, asks the audience to use their imagination and follow him into a world of moonlight and magic where a boy and a girl fall in love, grow apart and finally find their way back to each other after realizing the truth in El Gallo's words that, "without a hurt, the heart is hollow." Rated G — Click Here To Read the Content Advisory
2pm Matinees available on the following dates:
May 20, 21, 25, 27, 28, 31 and June 1, 3, 4, 7, 10 and 11. Visit website for more information.
Ticket prices vary according to seating and performance date and time.
(Saturday) 7:00 pm
Sierra Repertory Theatre / East Sonora Theatre
13891 Mono Way, Sonora, CA 95370
Sierra Repertory Theatre209-532-3120 | http://www.sierrarep.org/
27may7:30 pmEducating RitaEvening Performance ~ Live theatre production in Sonora. Matinee performances available various dates
Buy tickets here RATED -
Directed by Hugo Francisco Martinez
May 26 – June 25. 2pm Matinees on May 27, 28, June 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18, 24 and 25.
Frank is a tutor of English in his fifties whose disillusioned outlook on life drives him to drink and bury himself in his books. Enter Rita, a forthright 26 year-old hairdresser who is eager to learn. After weeks of cajoling, Rita slowly wins over the very hesitant Frank with her innate insight and refusal to accept no for an answer. Their relationship as teacher and student blossoms, ultimately giving Frank a new sense of self and Rita the knowledge she so craves. The play became a hit film with Michael Caine and Julie Walters.
"A marvelous play, painfully funny and passionately serious; a hilarious social documentary; a fairy tale with a quizzical, half happy ending." -London Times
Adult: $25 | Senior: $22 | Student: $17
(Saturday) 7:30 pm
Stage 3 Theatre Company
208 S. Green St., Sonora, CA 95370
Stage 3 Theatre CompanyBox Office Number - 209 536 1778 | http://www.stage3.org/
27may9:00 pm- 11:00 pmDJ Outlaw at Hotel Leger's Whitewater SaloonMokelumne Hill
May 27th – DJ Outlaw
Entertainment Schedule
All shows start at 9pm in the Saloon unless otherwise noted
Sunday May 28th – Backyard Blues and Barbeque noon-4
Ranell Carpenter Band/Cajun Style BBQ
Friday June 5th – Comedy Night hosted by Diego Curiel
No cover
(Saturday) 9:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Hotel Léger and Whitewater Saloon
8308 Main Street, Mokelumne Hill, CA 95245
Hotel Leger and Whitewater firstname.lastname@example.com | 209-286-1401
27may9:00 pm- 11:59 pmLive Music at The Lucky Penny Public HouseFeaturing: The Hot Dark ~ Murphys
The Hot Dark live at
The Hot Dark live at The Lucky Penny
Celebrate Memorial weekend at The Lucky Penny with an incredible night of music and dancing featuring The Hot Dark! It's always a super party when they hit the stage and this is one night you won't want to miss. 21+, no cover
*(The Lucky Penny will be closed for a private event 5/27/17 but we will re-open to the public at 9:00pm for this music event)
21+, no cover
(Saturday) 9:00 pm - 11:59 pm
The Lucky Penny Public House
75 Big Trees Road, Murphys, CA 95247
28may11:00 am- 3:00 pmSummer Farmers MarketEvery Sunday through October ~ Copperopolis
Join us for our Summer Farmers Market every Sunday through October, 11-3pm! Vendors wanted! Please contact Kim at email@example.com for info!
Join us for our Summer Farmers Market every Sunday through October, 11-3pm!
Vendors wanted! Please contact Kim at email@example.com for info!
FREE admission
(Sunday) 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Copperopolis Town Square
100 Town Square Road, Copperopolis, CA 95228
Copperopolis Town Square209-785-9700 | email@example.com | http://copperopolistownsquare.com/
28may12:00 pm- 4:00 pmBackyard Blues and BBQSmokin' BBQ and Hot Live Blues Music featuring Ranell Carpenter Band ~ Mokelumne Hill
Come down to
Come down to the Hotel Léger Restaurant & Saloon on Sunday, May 28th for the Memorial Day Kick-Off of our Backyard Blues & BBQ series! We have awesome housemade BBQ, sides, and desserts, tasty drinks at our full bar, and live blues music! Joining us this week are Ranell Carpenter Band!
Entry fee is $5 and includes pool access and two complimentary raffle tickets. We've got awesome prizes including a hotel/restaurant gift card and a massage from Lila Moran! Check out the band at http://
$5 entry fee | Food additional cost
(Sunday) 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Hotel Léger
8308 Main Street, Mokelumne Hill, CA 95245
Hotel Légerhotelleger@gmail.com | 209-286-1401
28may2:00 pm- 9:30 pmEducating RitaMatinee Performance ~ Sonora
Buy tickets here RATED -
Directed by Hugo Francisco Martinez May 26 – June 25.
2pm Matinees on May 27, 28, June 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18, 24 & 25.
Frank is a tutor of English in his fifties whose disillusioned outlook on life drives him to drink and bury himself in his books. Enter Rita, a forthright 26 year-old hairdresser who is eager to learn. After weeks of cajoling, Rita slowly wins over the very hesitant Frank with her innate insight and refusal to accept no for an answer. Their relationship as teacher and student blossoms, ultimately giving Frank a new sense of self and Rita the knowledge she so craves. The play became a hit film with Michael Caine and Julie Walters.
"A marvelous play, painfully funny and passionately serious; a hilarious social documentary; a fairy tale with a quizzical, half happy ending." -London Times
(Sunday) 2:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Stage 3 Theatre Company
208 S. Green St., Sonora, CA 95370
Stage 3 Theatre Company209-536-1778 | firstname.lastname@example.com | Email email@example.com | http://stage3.org
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Ricky Rubio brought the Minnesota Timberwolves instant hope. Not just hope for the future, but for this season. Rubio teamed with Kevin Love, the self-proclaimed Best Power Forward in the Game. They were being groomed under Rick Adelman, the new coach with NBA Finals experience. They added No. 2 overall pick Derrick Williams. For a while, there was buzz. The T-Wolves, after having missed the playoffs for seven straight seasons, were relevant again. Then came the All-Star break. Then Rubio badly injured his knee and was lost for the season. Then Williams started playing mostly like a rookie. And considering hes indeed a rookie, you cant really blame him. Basically, within the past month or so, the Wolves began to look like the inexperienced bunch they are. But in their case, its really no big deal. Nobody expected them to contend for a playoff spot this season. You could even say that by doing so early, they overachieved. At the very least, they appear stable heading into the future. Thats not the case for everyone who has taken a bit of a nosedive since early March. Among them: Philadelphia, Portland, Orlando, Cleveland and, to a lesser extent, title contenders Miami and Oklahoma City. And, of course, Charlotte -- which started off bad and has gotten progressively worse. Lets start with the 76ers. They raced to a quick and big lead in the Atlantic Division, making more celebrated teams such as Boston and New York seem like also-rans. The Sixers did it one year after making a surprising appearance in the postseason, coming across as a mostly young team with a passionate veteran coach in Doug Collins. They had an All-Star in swingman Andre Iguodala, a seasoned pro in power forward Elton Brand, a young and talented point guard in Jrue Holiday, and an ultra-productive bench that featured Lou Williams, Thaddeus Young and Evan Turner. Then, suddenly and without true explanation, the Sixers began a major slide. They were passed by the expert Celtics in the standings. They were caught by the Knicks. They remain in danger of missing the postseason altogether. The story of the Trail Blazers out West is a little easier to understand. They meshed early, but the long-run has proved that the off-season acquisitions of guards Raymond Felton and Jamal Crawford havent really paid off. That led to rumors that both were sure bets to be dealt at the March 15 trading deadline. Instead, Felton and Crawford remained, and reliable coach Nate McMillan was shown the door. Now, power forward LaMarcus Aldridge became injured and lost for the season, and the Blazers became forced to simply play out the string. Now back to the East. The Magic expected their problems to be solved once the trading deadline passed and Mr. Everything center Dwight Howard was still on the team. In fact, he signed a one-year extension to stay in Orlando. And for a while, things looked to be on the up-and-up. Howard was playing well and the Magic were suddenly soaring. But then the soap opera returned, with coach Stan Van Gundy telling reporters that Howard wanted him fired. Howard denied the accusation, but it was all downhill from there. Today, the Magic are backing into the playoffs, as Howards bad back has landed him on the injured list. Today, anything more than a first-round exit would be a shocker. The situation in Cleveland is a little easier to understand. The Cavaliers hot start was tempered first by the wrist injury to Anderson Varejao, the starting center on a roster that was already severely lacking at the position. Then point guard and rookie of the year frontrunner Kyrie Irving went down with a bum shoulder. Now, coach Byron Scotts roster is a mish-mash of guys on the brink of retirement (Antawn Jamison, Anthony Parker), D-League lifers (Donald Sloan, Lester Hudson) and youngsters may be best suited for a role overseas. The Cavs went from playoff contenders to lottery hopefuls in less than the time it says to say nosedive. Meanwhile, circumstances involving the Heat and Thunder are hardly as dire. They remain among the favorites to represent their respective conferences in the West -- and any of their flawes may be the result of coasting. But thanks to their so-so play of late, the race to the championship round in each conference is suddenly wide open. Finally, the Bobcats werent very good to begin with. Their roster is made up mostly of players who are best suited for backup roles. Unfortunately for coach Paul Silas, most of those players are starting in Charlotte. Their best hope now is to land one of those high-profiled Kentucky prospects in the draft. Then again, just about every team on this list could use a little (or a lot) of help next season. With that, maybe a fast start wont be viewed as just a fantasy. Because right now, for the teams on this list, reality pretty much bites. Follow Sam Amico on Twitter @SamAmicoFSO
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Free agent status is something that most, if not all, players covet immensely, as they can not only find their way to multimillion dollar contracts and long-term job security, but they can also choose to play in a locale that's closer to their families and friends.
Steven Jackson just became the newest member of the 2013 free agent class, thanks in large part to a bit of acquiescence on the part of the Rams front office, choosing to let Jackson void the final season on his contract even though the incentives in his current deal allowing for that decision have not been reached.
Jackson, 29, has played his entire career thus far in St. Louis after being selected 24th overall in the 2004 draft.
The move to let Jackson leave via free agency is a puzzling one, as the Rams don't exactly have a replacement for him waiting in the wings. Jackson's primary backup, Daryl Richardson, has played well thus far this season, but trusting him to step into the void left by Jackson without a hiccup would seem to be risky on the surface, given his inexperience.
Now in his ninth NFL season, Jackson has rushed for 9,288 yards and 52 touchdowns to go along with 376 receptions for 3,051 yards and eight touchdowns through the air.
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(Originally published in the excellent French magazine Café Racer 'Speed' special issue)
|Joe Wright, many time World Speed Record holder, beside the supercharged OEC-JAP at the Olympia Motorcycle Show in 1930. Note his less-than-enthusiastic smile... (Aldo Carrer collection)
|Joe Wright on the OEC-Temple-JAP in its successful Arpajon speed record guise. Note the lack of streamlining on the frame and forks, and Joe's helmet!
|Joe Wright aboard the Temple-OEC-JAP record-breaker, which failed to take a record that day. Just behind it is Wright's personal supercharged Zenith-JAP, which took the actual record run.
|A beautiful shot of Joe Wright aboard the Zenith at Brooklands, before the supercharger was added
Wright was successful, and set a new Motorcycle Land Speed Record with his trusty Zenith at 150.7mph (242.59kph), although the press photographs and film crews of the time were solely focused on the magnificent but ill-fated OEC, as Zenith was out of business, and OEC paying the bills. Scandalously, everyone present played along with the misdirection that the OEC had been the machine burning up the timing strips, and the Zenith was quickly hidden away from history, a situation which still exists in the FIM record books.
|Joe Wright's supercharged Zenith-JAP at the 1930 Cork World Record attempt
|A screen capture from the British Pathe film of the 150mph record shows clearly the bike is Wright's Zenith!
|Ernst Henne with his supercharged BMW WR750 in 1936
|Ernst Henne and his 'Egg'
|A very rare photograph of Adolf Hitler inspecting the DKW factory. (Aldo Carrer collection)
|Looking like a letter to the future, the DKW record-breaker without its canopy, which badly affected handling
|The DKW record-breaker with its full bodywork
|The new BMW OHC flat-twin engine, with integral supercharger
|The BMW three-wheel record breaker with its full streamlining, which was more stable than the DKW bodywork
|Eric Fernihough aboard the semi-streamlined Brough Superior-JAP record breaker in 1936, at Brooklands, after his successful 163.82mph run
|The spectacular Gilera Rondine, with its laid-down across-the-frame DOHC watercooled, supercharged 4-cylinder engine; the most advanced motorcycle engine in the world, which set the pattern for motorcycle engines through the present day.
|Mussolini inspects the Gilera Rondine DOHC 4-cylinder, watercooled racer, the fastest motorcycle in the world for a few months in 1937
|Benito Mussolini inspecting the Bianchi factory, from a Bianchi promotional poster (Aldo Carrer collection)
|Ernst Henne and his stunning mid-30s BMW record-breaker, after his retirement
|Eric Fernihough aboard the streamlined Brough Superior at Gyon, Hungary, shortly before he was blown off he road and killed
|The immortal Georg Meier aviating the BMW RS255 at the Isle of Man TT in 1939


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Black Diamond Momentum Package Men's
The Black Diamond Momentum Package includes everything you need to get started in the gym or at the crag. It is a complete, convenient package for all around climbers, featuring our most popular harness, the Momentum. The package also includes an ATC XP belayrappel device, a Rocklock Screwgate locking carabiner, a Mojo Chalk Bag and White Gold Chalk .Momentum Harness: Pre threaded Speed Adjust waistbelt buckle for safety and ease of use Bullhorn shaped waistbelt built using Dual Core Construction for comfort and light weight trakFIT adjustments on the leg loops for ease of use Four pressure molded rigid gear loops for gear organization Haul loop Weight: 350g 12 oz. Color:Graphite Size: XS: Waist: 61 69cm 24 27 in. Legs: 43 53cm 17 21 in. S: Waist: 69 76cm 27 30 in. Legs: 46 56cm 18 22 in. M: Waist: 76 84cm 30 33 in. Legs: 51 61cm 20 24 in. L: Waist: 84 91cm 33 36 in. Legs: 56 66cm 24 26 in. X L: Waist: 91 99cm 36 39 in. Legs: 61 71cm 24 28 in. XX L: Waist: 100 114cm 40 45 in. Legs: 66 76cm 26 30 in. ATC XP BelayRappel Device: The Black Diamond ATC XP is an updated version of the belay device that sets all standard for rock climbing and mountaineering. The XP Version is 30% lighter than the original and has 2 friction modes a standard mode that works similarly to the classic ATC, and a high friction mode for 3 times the hold and stopping power. The geometric, fluid design of this belay device will not kink your rope or jam while the machined windows save weight. 2 friction modes Design reduces rope kinking Durable keeper cable keeps its shape Handles ropes from 7.7 to 11mm Weight: 2.3oz 64g Color: Assorted Rocklock Screwgate Carabiner: The largest keylock locking biners from Black Diamond, Rocklocks, are easy to use with many belaying and rappelling techniques especially with gloves. The Keylock system replaces the hook on the nose of the carabiner to eliminate irritating snags. The Screwgate lock mechanism is secure and can be ope
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Chapter One
Eleven Hours To Go
The alarm clock beside my bed cut through my peaceful dream dragging me kicking and screaming back to reality. Not literally kicking and screaming but you get the general idea. I heaved myself out of bed to put on my school uniform. I managed to put my shirt on inside out and my jumper on backwards so when I looked at myself in the mirror I was looking less than tidy.
After I had re-dressed myself correctly and put on my make-up I went downstairs to grab a piece of toast before I left. My mum walked in while I was waiting for the toast to come out of the toaster and began fussing over me, complaining my tie was wonky.
'It' fine Mum, I have to go.' I snatched my dry toast, still hot, from the toaster, gave her a kiss on the cheek and fled out the door.
My journey to school was normal. I walked to the bus stop and waited for my school bus to pull up and I got on. I can still remember the funny looks I'd got when I first started going to St. Helen's. Everyone had started whispering. No-one had expected the General's daughter to be taking the bus.
That was a downside to having a father most people knew. My dad had served in the army as soon as he could join up and had progressed through the ranks. Now, although he wasn't involved in direct fighting, he advised the government on matters concerning war or armaments and was often seen on TV or in the newspaper.
Luckily that hadn't stopped me from fitting in. When everyone had gotten over the novelty of having me around I was treated like just any other kid. I'd also managed to get a best friend. Her name was Julie and she couldn't have cared less about who my parents were and that was what I liked about her. I met her as I got off the bus when I arrived at school.
'Ready for another day of life enrichment and exciting new experiences?' She was always so cheerful.
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549 State Hwy 48, Cumberland, WI 54829
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STUNNING CUSTOM BUILT 4 bedroom 2 bath home on Lamont Lake! Beautiful master suite, high end kitchen with granite counter tops and upper-end appliances, custom maple, cherry wood throughout. Amazing sunroom with glass ceiling looking over the lake. You will not want to miss this beauty!!
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Bedrooms: 4
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Lot Size: 13.61 Acres
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Year Built: 2007
Garage Dimensions: 3 car
Garage: Detached Garage, Driveway - Gravel
Style: (SF) Split Entry (Bi-Level)
Water: Well
Sewer: Private
Square Feet: 2240
Above Ground Sq Ft: 1120
Below Ground Sq Ft: 1120 (approx)
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Main Floor
Living Room: 12x20
Kitchen: 12x20
Bedroom 1: 23x14
Master Bath: 10x15
Sun Room: 12x20
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Bedroom 2: 13x11
Bedroom 3: 12x11
Bedroom 4: 10x16
Laundry: 10x6
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School District: Luck
School District Phone: 715-472-2151
Interior Features for 549 State Hwy 48, Cumberland, WI 54829
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Air Cond: Central
Heating: In-Floor Heating, Boiler, Wood Stove
Fireplaces: No
Basement: (1120 sq Finished) Full, Finished (Livable)
Exterior Features for 549 State Hwy 48, Cumberland, WI 54829
Lot Description: Tree Coverage - Heavy
Lot Dimensions: 13.61 acres
Zoning: Residential-Single
Financial Considerations for 549 State Hwy 48, Cumberland, WI 54829
Tax Amount: $4,370
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Let your riding do the talking for you when you drop into the park in the Salomon Men's Dialogue Focus Boa Snowboard Boot. It combines a supportive frame with a flexible liner to provide both the freedom you want for tweaking grabs and jibs, and the response needed for hitting big jumps and taking technical lines outside the park. Boa Focus lacing allows you to independently tighten the upper and lower zones of the boot thanks to dual Boa dials that help you lock in the perfect fit within seconds. The Gold 3D Flex liner features Full Flex pads over and under the ankle area to allow your ankle to move more naturally inside your boot without sacrificing support, and heat moldable Custom Fit foam panels form to your feet in sensitive areas. The Ortholite C2 footbed offers dynamic support and cushioning that won't break down as the season goes on, and it's breathable to provide a drier environment for your feet. The skate shoe inspired Lo Fi outsole features dual EVA dampening to cushion impacts and reduce vibrations, with rubber panels on the bottom that maintain traction and durability. When you're ready to talk the talk AND walk the walk, reach for the Dialogue Focus.
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Our student chapter operates closely with the Department of Management Information Systems (MIS) and the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business to assist students to gain practical knowledge and skills beyond the classroom, network with industry professionals, and find a great career.
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Cirque du Soleil at 30: 'The show is the star'
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LONDON (Reuters) - A man whose female partner balances the nape of her neck on the nape of his neck with her body sticking straight into the air sums up the amazing human feats Cirque du Soleil presents in a London show kicking off the troupe's 30th year.
Also on display during a month-long run of Cirque's evergreen 1996 production "Quidam" is a woman who drops herself from the heights of the Royal Albert Hall tangled up in a weave of scarlet silk that stops her just short of hitting the stage floor.
A bit later, rope artists spin around at dizzying speeds and a juggler shows up who doesn't seem to know that keeping a half dozen or more medium-sized red balls in the air at the same time must be impossible.
Millions of people have seen "Quidam" globally, but even some younger members of Tuesday's official opening night audience were back for a second or third viewing of the acts staged by 46 performers from 19 countries.
"It's incredible what they're doing up there, how they fight their fears," said Hugo Max, 11, of London, one of the many "Quidam" repeaters.
"I was totally shocked by all of them ... They're really good," said Maud Rutherford, 8, also of London.
Founded by street performers in the French Canadian province of Quebec in 1984, Cirque has become one of Canada's most famous exports. Touring shows play all over the world, and stage versions perform nightly in Las Vegas and other resorts.
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wikiHow to Make Egyptian Macaroni with Béchamel Sauce
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Have you ever tried Egyptian food? Do you want to learn how to cook delicious food? This article will teach you how to cook Egyptian macaroni with béchamel sauce. The macaroni serves 5-6 people.
Minced Beef
- 4 tablespoons of vegetable oil
- 2 pounds of minced beef
- 2 chopped onion
- 1 chopped carrot
- 1 chopped green pepper
- 1 teaspoon of salt
- 1 tablespoon of tomato sauce
- 2 teaspoons of mixed spice (black pepper, onion powder, garlic powder, cardamon, clove, cumin, paprika, ginger and you may add any other spice that you like)
- 1 pack of penne rigate macaroni (1 pound)
- 12 cups of water
- 4 tablespoons of vegetable oil
- 1/4 teaspoon of black pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon of salt
- 1/2 cup of butter
- 1 cup of flour
- 2 cups of milk
- 2 cups of soup
- 4 eggs
- 3 tablespoons of mozzarella cheese
- 1/4 teaspoon of black pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon of salt
- 3 tablespoons of whipping cream
Part 1
Making the Minced Beef
Part 2
Preparing the Macaroni
Part 3
Preparing the Bechamel
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Preparing the Macaroni with Bechamel Tray
1Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Add half of the bechamel sauce to the macaroni.
2Add half of the macaroni and bechamel mix to the tray.
3Spread the minced beef on the tray.
4Add the last half of the macaroni and bechamel mix to the tray.
5Add two eggs (one at a time) and whipping cream to the rest of the bechamel. Put it on the top of the tray.
6Spread on the top of the tray one tablespoon of bread crumbs and one tablespoon of melted butter.
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Serve Your Mission With Mobile Technology
Seven ideas to help your association engage members, create value, and generate revenue using today's mobile technology.
Associations need to be where their members are, and it's now clear that they're on mobile devices. An estimated 58 million smartphones are used in the United States today, and that number is expected to grow to more than 160 million by 2013. People of all ages are joining the mobile revolution: 36 percent of iPhone users are between the ages of 35 and 54, and 17 percent are 55 or older.
So the potential audience for mobile applications is there, but that means more than just a website that's readable on mobile devices. Mobile is a tool to enable members to perform interactive functions, and those functions should relate to the overall mission and vision of your organization. Begin brainstorming with the seven ideas below.
1. Membership applications. Provide a "mobile lite" version of your membership application and reduce it from a five-page document to a half-page one. Get a prospective member's name, address, and basic demographic information—enough to decide his or her likely viability to be accepted as a member—and payment information. Collect any further information after you've received the provisional application and money. This can increase the number of completed applications from those who might give up on an overly complex form.
2. Industry news. Rather than updating members daily or weekly, do it continuously with a constant stream of updated news. For example, let's say you hire a news-clipping service to produce abstracts of the top-40 articles of the day affecting your industry. With a mobile application, articles can be uploaded throughout the day, and every time a member checks for "latest news," he or she will likely see more content. A daily email version can still go out to those who want it, of course, but those who like to keep their fingers on the pulse will connect the association by receiving the latest information.
3. Career center. The most frequently visited portion of an association website is often the job bank. Why not have a career-center mobile application? It could be as simple as an RSS feed that sends the latest job postings to members via the mobile application.
4. Member directories. Upgrade the directory's functionality so it becomes a full-fledged professional social network. Use an application that allows members to find colleagues with similar interests, "friend" each other, and view richer, more informative profiles.
5. Discussion groups. Usually one of an association's most popular member benefits is its discussion groups and listservers. Consider creating a mobile application that will allow members to post questions or responses, view author profiles, and connect with fellow members.
6. Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn integration. Social media tools offer tremendous mobile-app opportunities. For example, if your organization has a Facebook page, create an application that allows members to write on your Wall or upload photos or videos. This is a simple way of generating engagement from chapter meetings or industry events. Every member can be a content provider if you make access easy enough.
7. Events. A variety of mobile applications can be developed around your events. Online registration is the most obvious possibility, but you can be even more creative. For instance, the American College of Cardiology recently released a mobile exhibitor directory application. Another area of opportunity is sponsorship. Why not include paid ads?
Don't be concerned that people won't attend the conference if they can get it online. They don't need to have it all online: Just offer enough to get them interested—one or two sessions per day. And no mobile application can replace face-to-face networking, which is still the primary reason most people attend.
Regardless of which mobile-app idea you pursue, ensure it offers some type of daily hook to get the users into the habit of checking their apps. Mobile can make it easy for members to network, connect, and communicate.
Andy Steggles is the chief operating officer and social strategist with Higher Logic, a social media and mobile software company. Email: [email protected]


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Tatooine 1-22 is the 22nd level of Angry Birds Star Wars.
Strategy 1
Send Luke to the first pile of blocks, use a lightsaber to detinate the TNT (You must be careful if your lightsaber is upgraded.) This level needs luck. Send Han Solo to destroy the rightmost wood plank.
Strategy 2
Send Luke towards the first sand-pig next to the TNT crate. Then aim Han Solos' blaster at the pig attached to the steel plate above. This shot should ricochet towards the other pigs, clearing most of the level. Use a third bird if necessary by aiming the blaster at the top right platform.
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At Berlin's Bread & Butter show I saw this Smiley collection and was really impressed by the designs. It seems to be the right time for the comeback of these vintage symbols, which are under the leadership of Nicolas Loufrani. The goal of the Smiley company is to establish a new brand with a strong identity.
For years, the smiley face was used as a symbol in online communications and makes a lot of positive associations. Loufrani's fresh designs are focused on the smiley symbol, and with these vintage touch and web relations to the smiley face, a very cool collection was created.
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