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Shadow creeping had always been a strength of mine, even when I was young. I'd practically spent my life hiding in dark places, practicing the art of becoming invisible until I had it down to a fine art.
It was one of the more useful hereditary traits I'd inherited from my ancestors.
It had taken me several hours to get to the castle, and I approached cautiously, keeping close to the ever-lengthening evening shadows. I'd wait until nightfall, when the darkness would be almost complete before I looked for Ben. Until then, I'd have to bide my time and wait.
And pray that no-one spotted me.
I found a dark patch in a small copse near the castle, close enough for me to be able to see things, but far away enough to keep me from being temped to get any closer.
Or, that was the idea anyway.
I settled myself down in the shadow of a tall tree, making sure I left no tracks in the leaflitter. I yawned, stifling it with my hand as best I could. I hadn't had a decent night's sleep in days, not since the wayfarers cottage, and was now utterly shattered. I was just drifting off when I heard the voices.
Oh damn. Oh damn oh damn oh damn. It's them. Mike, Morgan and Gloria. They're nearby.
I flattened myself into the darkest part of the shadows, letting my power cloak me. Totally invisible as I was, I still felt nervous.
I could see them in the clearing beside me, scarcely 200 meters away. They were talking, but I couldn't hear the words. I think Mike must have been giving Morgan lessons in elemental control.
Morgan. My heart wrenched at the sight of her. She looked no less beautiful than the last time I'd seen her. I watched her dance with the sword and the air, her graceful body moving in perfect unison with the element. Her lean muscles carried her effortlessly over the ground and the sword (which looked remarkably similar to my own, albeit smaller) moved as thought it were part of her in her slender-fingered hand. Mike said something praising, and I caught the words "second time" used in his sentence. She must have practiced this before. No wonder, her skill was incredible. I was enchanted by her, and scarcely noticed that I had let the cloaking spell drop.
Until I skidded in a patch of forest mud and nearly came crashing to the ground, seizing a branch to keep myself from falling. It snapped loudly, and all three heads turned in my direction.
Morgan's eyes locked on mine for a split second, my storm grey to her aquamarine blue. I saw something blaze in her eyes for a moment, something almost like recognition.
Then I rapidly cloaked myself again and took off back into the trees at full speed, not slowing for an instant, leaping and dodging any obstacle that got in my way, leaving the glade behind in seconds.
That had been close.
Far too close.
I'd have to find somewhere else to hide until nightfall. And pray that no-one realised that I was actually here.
Otherwise, I'd never get out of here.


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Last month Lord Ashcroft articulated a challenge to the UK's foreign aid strategy, its ring-fenced development budget and its growth. He hinted at some of the vested interests that have naturally developed after so long and doing things the same way. This is a sign of the success of campaigns for more money to solve international development problems. More money is a good thing, perhaps most useful when it is about investing in opportunities.
The voices about doing things differently carry less weight. Citing Radical Capital's blog, is this where more of the money could go?
Ring-fencing and protecting any area of public spending is almost guaranteed in the longer term to freeze out the benefits of changes happening in other areas of public policy, because the walls of silos become opaque and solid. The voice of existing service providers can overcome the voice of innovators after an initial flurry of creativity and prospecting. Far be it from me to suggest that one hand of government policy is detached from another.
There is, however, an interesting lack of connectivity between the government's commitment to maintain the development budget and the breakthrough thinking and market shaping it is achieving elsewhere. The silo of international development maybe blocking out opportunities for breakthrough positive stories while at the same time allowing vested interested linked to entrenched problems to become too influential. This is reducing accountability, reducing the value of transparency and undermining the conditions for innovation and sustainable change.
The irony of this is that, although the UK can claim to be world leader in the area of social investment strategy and market making, we do not have a monopoly on some of the most inspirational social innovations. Many breakthrough ideas, products and approaches are rooted in the 'majority world' where the development budget is spent. We can be blinded by labelling the 'developing world' and so rarely expect to find such raw talent. This isn't a surprise to people interested in entrepreneurship, because a developing economy, and even post-conflict zones, are fertile conditions for innovation.
Recent global research shows the potential return from social impact investments is primarily located in developing economies of the majority world. So, why then is the UK's development budget not more influenced by the government's social investment strategy and why is a proportion of the budget not social investments, with a blended social, economic and environmental return?
There could be many benefits of moving in this direction. In the same way that the UK respects entrepreneurs of all sorts at home, it would be investing in the same breed of talent abroad. If the government believes social business and SMEs are the domestic lifeblood, why not invest in that abroad? To stimulate a sustainable domestic social economy the government is backing institutions that create a virtuous cycle of funding.
So why is the UK only supporting large charitable institutions abroad that are reliant on a cycle of funding need? A phrase I am using a lot this year it seems is that the funder gets the sector they deserve. Funding methods influence the shape of the sector and behaviours, even beliefs. Perhaps all future increases in the budget could be made available for social investment, rather than to fund business as usual. Might this also develop local agents to influence sustainable and effective local governance?
Paraphrasing Chris Carr in a blog for Radical Capital, the micro-finance sector has already shown that it is possible to create sustainable businesses in many parts of the majority world.
A proportion of the budget could be invested to support social invention, innovation and social enterprises. If a return can be generated, then this could be re-cycled and in due course an increase in the aid budget each year could be self-generating. This requires a change in philosophy and the approach is already being used by government at home. Radical approaches to reforming the aid budget will undoubtedly trigger adverse reactions. Surely those agencies already working in the field are there to do themselves out of a job?
Top down is a dubious way of stimulating fundamentally more sustainable development. This should include laying the foundations of a system which works locally to replace the one made up of taxpayer and charitably funded institutions from overseas.
Richard Catherall is director of Radical Capital, a social venture intermediary for ambitious social enterprises
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ZURICH (Reuters) - FIFA should re-run the vote which elected Qatar as 2022 World Cup hosts and choose a venue which "respects workers" the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) said on Friday.
The ITUC added that an offer from FIFA president Sepp Blatter to pay a courtesy visit to the Emir of Qatar was an inadequate response to reports that dozens of migrant workers had died in the country over the course of the summer.
"FIFA has the power to make workers' rights a condition of Qatar hosting the 2022 World Cup," said ITUC general secretary Sharan Burrow in a statement.
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FURIOUS Langley residents are up in arms over plans to knock down two schools.
A bid by Rochdale Council to replace Furrow and Langley Primary Schools with a new single school has been rejected by local people who believe the council is putting profit before people.
The council's bid for funding from the government includes plans to build schools in both Middleton and Heywood.
The bid for a new school in Langley would mean Furrow and Langley primary schools would be amalgamated into a single school, but no decision on the location of the new premises has yet been made.
Langley resident, Barbara Guisbourne-Hilton, said: "They tell us that they want to knock down our schools and make a single one. We don't need a new school. The ones we have in the community are more than adequate. Furrow is a fantastic school and only needs cosmetic repairs. Why are they taking it away? They just want the land for their own gain."
A council spokesperson said that plans for the new school had not yet been finalised and a decision about its location would be made through consultation with parents and local residents. If the bid is successful, it would mean demolishing the two existing schools and building a new one.
But Mrs Guisbourne-Hilton retorted: "If they get the chance they will shut down Langley. I told the council they now have a battle on their hands.
"There is no need to close down the school when there is nothing wrong with it. We have lots of ideas for posters which we'll have up all over the area in no time. The community will fight this."
Andy Smart, School Re-organisation Manager, said: "I think others would argue that [Furrow School] could be better than it is. The two existing buildings are in poor condition and would need several million pounds spent on them. We think this is the only way and that it is a good idea.
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WBTW, channel 13, is a CBS-affiliated television stationlicensed to Florence, South Carolina, USA. WBTW is owned by Media General and has studios located in the Socastee section of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The station's transmitter is based near Dillon, South Carolina.
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In 2006, WBTW launched a new subchannel branded as My TV, carrying programming from MyNetworkTV and RTV. It is carried on Time Warner digital channel 1215, on HTC Cablevision channel 99 in Conway, and in Brunswick County, North Carolina on ATMC channel 13. In 2011, RTV was replaced with Antenna TV.
The station went on the air on October 18, 1954 on VHF channel 8 from a transmitter at its original studios on TV Road in the Back Swamp section north of the town of Quinby. It was owned by Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company (later becoming Jefferson-Pilot, now part of Lincoln Financial Group). It was Jefferson Standard's second television station behind WBTV in Charlotte. WBTW's call sign was derived from "W" being the next letter in the alphabet after "V." The two stations were programmed separately, but shared a microwave system built in 1959. On September 17, 1962, it moved to VHF channel 13 and its previous location was re-allocated to High Point, North Carolina as WGHP.
Jefferson Standard sold the station to the Shott family of Bluefield, West Virginia in 1968, publishers of the Bluefield Daily Telegraph and owners of WHIS-AM-FM-TV in Bluefield. The move came because WBTV (channel 3) and WBTW had a fairly significant grade B signal overlap, and neither station would have been able to expand its signal if Jefferson Standard had kept them both.
In 1979, WBTW relocated its transmitter from its original TV Road site to its current tower on Pee Dee Church Road in rural Dillon County, southeast of the county seat of Dillon south of South Carolina Highway 9. This more than doubled its coverage area giving it at least secondary coverage as far north as Fayetteville, Raeford and Pinehurst; as far west as Polkton and Pageland; as far south as Georgetown and Summerton and as far east as Leland and Elizabethtown. Only local cable systems in Fayetteville and Pinehurst do not currently carry WBTW, but did until the 1980s and early-1990s. For many years, it was the only commercial television station located between Wilmington and Charleston. This was because of a quirk in the Federal Communications Commission's allocation of VHF channels. Most markets got at least two VHF allocations. However, Florence/Myrtle Beach is sandwiched between Wilmington to the north, Charleston to the south and Columbia to the west. This created a "doughnut" in northeastern South Carolina where there could be only one VHF license.
The station has always been a CBS affiliate, but carried some ABC shows until WPDE-TV (channel 15) signed-on in 1980. The Shotts sold most of their media holdings in 1984, with their two remaining television stations, WBTW and KIMT in Mason City, Iowa going to Spartanburg-based Spartan Radiocasting Corporation (later Spartan Communications), the founding owners of fellow CBS affiliate WSPA-TV. In the late-1980s and early-1990s, it branded itself on-air as the "Best of Two Worlds" playing off the "BTW" in its call letters. In 2000, Spartan merged with current owner Media General.
From 1995 to 2000, WBTW served as the de facto CBS affiliate for parts of the Wilmington market because former affiliate WJKA-TV switched to Fox and became WSFX-TV. That market got another CBS affiliate in 2000 when WILM-LP (now WILM-LD) picked up the affiliation. However, WBTW still serves some parts of the Wilmington area that does not receive the low-powered WILM signal over-the-air or on cable. After being known as "TV 13" for most of its history, this station re-branded itself as "News 13" in 2002. WBTW's broadcasts became digital-only, effective June 12, 2009.
On May 2, 2011 a letter was submitted to the FCC requesting that WBTW be authorized to abandon its channel 13 frequency (213 MHz) and move to channel 41 (635 MHz), and transmit a non-directional signal with a strength of 1 million watts—equivalent to 5 million watts in analog (it is 31,600 watts on channel 13). The letter requests also that the height of the transmitter elements on the tower be the same as now on channel 13.
Cable and Satellite Coverage outside of the DMA
During the CATV period of the 1970s and 1980s, WBTW had even more significant coverage in North Carolina. It was once carried in Anson (Wadesboro system), Montgomery, Moore and Lee counties. As of 2011, it is only carried in Polkton (Anson County), the counties of Richmond, Hoke, and parts of Columbus and Brunswick.[3] WBTW is not carried on Satellite outside of the market.
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Historically, WBTW has been one of the most dominant stations in the country. This is in part because it was the only station in town for a quarter-century; until WPDE signed on, viewers had to rely on cable to get programming from the other networks.
As of 2000, WBTW had a Doppler weather radar at U.S. 501 and S.C. 41 near Galivants Ferry.
In 2004, WBTW established a news share agreement with Fox affiliate WFXB. It then began producing a weeknight 10 o'clock newscast for that station known as Fox 43 News at 10. In 2006, the title switched to Fox News at 10.
During August 2007, WBTW moved the majority of its operations to new studios in Myrtle Beach. A smaller facility at that same site had been serving as a news bureau since 1989 and was demolished in 2007. The station continued to operate some news and operations at its old facilities in Florence. A physical Lumberton Bureau closed in 2007. In March 2008, WBTW converted its news operation to all-digital. The revamp included new graphics, news set, robotic studio cameras, and newscasts in High Definition. The new HD broadcasting (Along with NBC Affiliate WMBF) leaves ABC affiliate WPDE the only local news station still broadcasting in Standard Definition16:9 until 2015.
In early 2009, the station shifted to the "digital journalism" model. It reduced the use of 2 person newsgathering teams. Now each reporter must shoot the majority of their own video. While sounding like something new, it is actually a return to the days of yesteryear for WBTW, which often used "one-man-band" reporters in the 1980s and 1990s.
On December 1, 2011, WBTW began producing an hour-long weekday morning show on WFXB. Known as Fox Morning News, the broadcast is seen from 7 until 8 offering a local alternative to the big three network morning shows.[4] On May 19, 2012, WBTW launched an hour-long newscast on Saturday and Sunday mornings from 8-9 a.m.[5]
On April 20, 2015, WBTW will begin producing a half-hour extension to its morning newscast at 4:30 a.m., as well as an hour-long 9:00 a.m. newscast titled News 13 NOW. The newscasts are scheduled to be the only ones on in the Myrtle Beach/Florence market, and as a result, WBTW 13 will be producing five and a half hours of weekday morning news, with two of those hours produced for WFXB.[6]
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It has not exactly been the fastest or smoothest of fairground rides but it has never lacked adventure. Euro Disney, the debt-ridden French theme park, has finally reported its first profit since opening in 1992.
After a long line of lifeboat reconstructions, rights issues and even the intervention of a Saudi prince, Euro Disney yesterday reported a profit of Fr170m (pounds 22.4m) for the three months to June - although critics said the underlying picture remained bleak. The company expects to break even over the financial year to September, a year ahead of its target.
Its latest attraction, which is boosting box office takings, is the pounds 65m Space Mountain, a 50mph roller-coaster ride that fires sensation-seekers "from the earth to the moon" through a galaxy of meteorites, planets and falling stars. This opened earlier this month and is expected to attract an additional 500,000 visitors to Euro Disney a year. As a spokesman said: "It turns you upside down, inside out, everything. I've been on it 11 times."
In the three months to June, Euro Disney saw operating revenues from the theme park and hotels rise by 17 per cent to Fr1.3bn. The profit of Fr170m compares with a Fr546m loss in the same period last year. Attendances are up 20 per cent after the park cut entrance prices by a similar amount. Spending per head in the park has also increased. Profits have been boosted by cost-cutting, the opening of 11 new attractionsand April's cut in ticket prices.
Euro Disney shares rose by 10 per cent to 232p on the news, but some City analysts warned against an over-optimistic response to the figures, pointing out that the company still had debts of around Fr5bn. Euro Disney's chairman, Philippe Bourguignon, admitted that "a lot still has to be done" to improve Euro Disney's financial situation. He added that break-even will "depend on the rest of the summer."
Nigel Reed, analyst at Paribas Capital Markets, said: "We should see reasonable figures next year but after that progress will be slow. The backdrop is different from the headline numbers." The 17 per cent increase in revenues compared with last year, when visitor numbers were suppressed by stories that the theme park was set to close.
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- Finely grate your lemon zest. Stir the zest into the cookie dough and mix together well. Spoon on to a piece of plastic wrap and roll into a sausage shape with a roughly 2 1/2-inch diameter. Chill the dough in the freezer for 30 minutes.
- Preheat the oven to 375°. Get your chilled dough out and cut it into 1/4-inch thick slices. Place these on two cookie sheets, making sure you leave a good bit of space between the slices because they'll spread while cooking. Place the cookie sheets in the middle of your preheated oven and bake for about 10 minutes, until the edges of the cookies are golden brown. Let them cool down slightly before transferring to a wire rack to let cool completely.
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Eurozone Waits: Will Spain Need Bailed Out Too?
European finance ministers have approved a package of emergency loans for Greece worth $145 billion. But Greece is not the only European state with shaky finances. There are worries that Greece's problems will spread to Spain — which has an economy five times the size of Greece.
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European finance ministers yesterday approved a package of emergency loans for Greece. It's worth $145 billion. That money would come from individual European states and the International Monetary Fund. If this rescue is officially completed this week, it would be the largest bailout ever offered a troubled country.
We will have reaction from Athens in a moment. But Greece is not the only European state with shaky finances. NPR's Tom Gjelten is reporting from one of the other countries that is troubled, Spain. He's in Madrid. Hi, Tom.
TOM GJELTEN: Good morning, Steve.
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GJELTEN: Well, the situation in Spain, people in Spain are watching very closely what happens with Greece, because basically all the problems that Greece has in terms of its debt, in terms of its budget deficit, in terms of its lack of competitiveness and its slow growth, all those problems exist also here in Spain. Not nearly as severe, but the same type of problem. So as goes Greece, the fear is as goes Spain.
Now, the problem for all of Europe is that Spain is five times bigger in terms of its economy than Greece. So, you know, remember we talked about banks that were too big to fail? Well, Spain might be a country that's too big to bail.
INSKEEP: And we're talking now about the situation that explains why people are so concerned about Greece, even though it's a very small economy, because it could affect other countries and not just Spain, right?
GJELTEN: Well, the big issue is the cost of borrowing. You know, governments, when they run deficits, they have to borrow money and they have debts that they have to pay off. The cost of that borrowing is not just, you know, how much their debt obligations are but the interest rates that they have to pay.
And when private investors look at this situation, whether it's in Greece or Spain, they have to make a bet on how likely it is that these governments will be able to meet their obligations. And they make the same kind of judgments across various countries. Countries that have problems, whether it's Greece or Spain or Portugal, you know, will end up having to pay more. That is the danger here. That is the contagion that people here fear.
INSKEEP: We're talking with NPR's Tom Gjelten. He's part of a team of reporters in Europe covering the financial crisis there.
And let's talk about Greece, which is at the heart of the matter for now. We mentioned a $145 billion rescue package. There's also austerity measures being called for in Greece. Is this going to be enough, Tom?
GJELTEN: The big question, Steve, is whether private investors will come to the conclusion that the European Union and the International Monetary Fund will spend whatever it takes to help Greece, because the only way that private investors will be reassured is if they have that feeling. We won't know that. We have to look at the reaction in the markets. Now, a couple of weeks ago when we saw the first iteration of this package was only about a third the size. What happened then was that private investors essentially voted it down. They said, This is not enough. We're not convinced.
That's the question, because you need to reassure investors. And we have to wait and see the market reactions.
INSKEEP: Well, now, what's at stake for the United States here?
GJELTEN: Well, the United States is in a somewhat better position. In fact, when economies are in trouble, they looked for a safe currency and the U.S. dollar is that safe currency right now, which means that it's cheaper for the United States to borrow than it is for these other countries. Long-term, this really does have implications for the United States.
The United States is the main contributor to the International Monetary Fund. If the IMF has to do a very big bailout, that means the U.S. taxpayers are going to have to foot a big part of the bill.
Finally, the issues of debt sustainability are ones that apply to the United States, if not tomorrow then a couple of years down the road.
INSKEEP: Okay. NPR's Tom Gjelten is in Madrid. Tom, thanks very much.
GJELTEN: Thank you, Steve.
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HOUSTON Nov 24 (Reuters) - Phillips 66 has overhauled how it plans for earthquakes, a sign U.S. energy companies are starting to react to rising seismicity around the world's largest crude hub in Cushing, Oklahoma.
The changes include new protocols for inspecting the health of crude tanks, potentially halting operations after temblors, and monitoring quake alerts.
The revisions, fully implemented in 2015 and first detailed to Reuters this past week, appear to mark the most significant acknowledgement by a major energy company that its seismic procedures were recently updated.
They also come as some researchers say tougher standards for energy infrastructure such as pipelines and tanks could be needed to handle an uptick in quakes since 2009 in Oklahoma.
Scientists have tied a sharp increase in the intensity and frequency of quakes in Oklahoma to the disposal of saltwater, a normal byproduct of oil and gas extraction work, into deep wells. Oil fields have boomed in Oklahoma over the past decade thanks to advances in hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling.
A 4.7 magnitude quake struck in Oklahoma on Thursday, the strongest temblor there since 2011. About a month earlier, a 4.5 magnitude quake hit near Cushing. Regulators responded by calling for nearby disposal wells to shut or curb intakes.
Phillips, a refiner, has 167,000 barrels per day of pipeline capacity and 700,000 barrels of storage tanks at Cushing, home to about 57 million barrels of crude and a nexus for U.S. supply, according to a 2015 investor presentation.
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Thc 8:45 and ll a.m. services will be held at the church. Christ Church United Presbyterian will hold an Easter sunrise service at 6:30 with breakfast to follow. First Presbyterian church will hold three Easter services, at 7, 9:15 and ll a rn. Gloria Patri Joint Service Eden United Church of Christ will hold a sunrise service at 7 with breakfast at 8 and an Easter observance at 3:15 p.m. Easter Drama Hope United Church of Christ plans a 6:15 sunrise service with breakfast at 7. First Baptist church, Sigourney, plans an Easter drama. Thc Three Faces of Easter, to be given at the church at 7 p.m. The youth of Cedar Hills Community Reformed church and St. Mark's Methodist will sponsor an Easter sunrise service at 7 at Morgan Creek park. Easter service at the Church of the Foursquare Gospel will begin at 6 a.m. with a cantata by the youth department. A special healing service is planned for 7 p.m. George Carlson, will be presented Sunday at IO a.m. on KCRG-TV. The title of the sermon is "Have You Heard thc Good News?'' Church Briefs The Rev. Allan Page, who specializes in work with the deaf, will sign the Easter mes sage. Missionaries To Speak The Wolffs Toledo, Ohio, will return to Cedar Rapids to preach an Easter Sunday sermon at ll a.m. from the pulpit he occupied at Peoples Unitarian church from 1944 to 1957. The Rev. John M. Hardy. Ptmnfoc !ministcr of First Christian I CUpivO WM ll lull church since February, 1963, has submitted his resignation to j become an associate regional minister on the staff of thc (Christian church in Iowa, headquartered in Des Moines. His resignation is effective June 30. ...... , Pastor Hardy served as pres-, He will speak on Easter Mas-; jdcnt of the Council of Churches Ramon Booth. S S. 9:30. s terpiece . in jggg ancj on rcgj0nal and 10:3o. Eve. 7:30. Wed. < :30. Dr. Argovv retired in January.nationai boards of his denomi- First - 2531 42nd st* NE-from his position as minister of nation; as chairman of the Re-1 Gary A Jenkin5- S.S. 9:45-tile First Unitarian church of gional Board of Iowa: chairman'Serv' 10:4tK Evc- " Wed* 7' Toledo. ()f tbe board 0f tbe Woodhaven " He was known in Toledo and r e a r n i n g Center, Columbia.! ' " . Cedar Rapids for his work in Mo.; the board of the National, « kTcS tho area of mental health. HC| Benevolent Assn.; and the gen- I *. in.!-CnF . _1C ' J' was instrumental in the found- era| board and the adminstra- _"} V°^ ing of the Cedar Rapids Mental five committee of the Christian Kenwood Park United Methodist church plans an Easter sunrise service at 6:30. Worshipers at Salem United Methodist church's Easter sunrise service at 6 will see and hear the Gloria Patri as presented by an interpretive group of junior high youth. Breakfast will follow the service. Trinity United Methodist church youth will conduct a sunrise service at 6:30 in Wes- Knox United Presbyterian, Calvin-Sinclair Presbyterian and Kenwood Park United Presbyterian church are planning an Easter sunrise service at 7 on the lawn outside the Chapel of Memories, Cedar Memorial. Following the service the youth of Knox will sponsor a fellowship breakfast from 7:30 to IO a.m. A breakfast at Kenwood Park will follow the sunrise service. Folk Musical The Twin Parish Luther League, St. Sebald Lutheran church. Strawberry Point, and St. Paul Lutheran church Volga, will present. "Tell It Like It Is", a folk musical about God, Easter Sunday at 8 p.m. at the St. Sebald church. A program produced by First Lutheran church under the direction of the Rev. Thc Rev. and Mrs. Berge Najarian, missionaries to the Holy Land, will hold services Sunday at 8:45 and 10:45 a.m. at First Church of the Nazarenc. Pastor Najarian has served as district superintendent and district treasurer, preaching regularly at the Jerusalem Old City church and the International Nazarene center in Jerusalem. When he first went into the field he served as a teacher (at the Bible school in Beirut. ; Lebanon. * * * The Church of the Foursquare Gospel will hold a youth rally Friday at 7:30 p.m. with the Rev. B. L. Bowse speaking on "Christ Could Have Been a Hippie". * * * There will be a woman's lectureship at the Central Church of Christ Saturday from 9:30 a m. to 2:15 p.m. Thc lectureship. held annually for the women of this area, will include three speakers, lunch and a question and answer session. * * * London Parris and the Apostles from Memphis. Tenn., will present a concert of Gospel music at the Alburnett high school Friday at 7:30 p.m. Thc Evangelist team was voted thc most promising new group of 1972 by the Gospel Music Assn. * * * The Jeremiah People will appear in concert Sunday at i p.m. at the Toddville Free Methodist church. * * * Revival services will be held at the MI. Zion Baptist church Monday through Friday featuring thc Rev. Eugene William of Waterloo. Teacher Workshops Set in Cedar Rapids A series of teacher training workshops for church school teachers in the Cedar Rapids area will be offered by the Grand View college department of continuing education April 16, 23 and 30. Thc workshops will meet from 7 to 9 p m. at First Lutheran church. Topics will focus on the practical aspects of teaching a church school: Lesson planning, goals and behavorial objectives, discipline and evaluation. More information about the workshops may be obtained from First Lutheran church or from Grand View college. Put your finger on what you need . . . read and use want ads regularly. Cedar Rapids Worship Services ASSEMBLY OF GOU Central — 3030 F ave. NW. Scrv. Health Assn. Sp ring Festival Set at Anamosa ANAMOSA — The First Bap- Church. As an associate regional min-; Calvary — (CBA) 1203 3rd ave. SW. Harry Egner. S.S. 9:30. Serv. 10:45. Eve. 7. Wed. 7. Edgewood — (BGC) E ave. 13rd ave. SE. Win. P. Leonard, Daniel J. Keppler, Richard J. Hess. Masses, Sat. 5:15 Sun. 6, 8, IO. noon, 5:15. St. Jude's—150 Edgewood rd. j NW. John M. Gregory, Richard Ament, Laverne Schueller. Masses, Sat 5:30. Sun 7, 8:30, 10. 11:30. St. Ludmila's—211 21st ave. SW. Robert W. Cizek, Paul C. McManus. Masses, Sat. 5:30; Sun. 6:30, 8, 9:30, ll, 12:15. St. Matthew's—1st ave., 24tn NE. A. A. Sodawasser, Arthur Kleve. T. J. Histing. Masses, Sat. 5:30 p.m.; Sun. 6:30, 8, 9:30, 11, 12:15. St. Patrick's — 500 1st ave. and stewardship. ister. his primary responsibility and Edgewood rd. KW. James NW. Martin Laughlin Carl A. will be in the areas of mission Belander. S.S. 9:45. Serv. ll. Ries, Maurice J. Lynch. Masses, Sat. 5:15 p.m.; Sun. 6:30, 8, 9:45, ll, 12:15. St. Pius X—Council st., Collins rd. NE. Bernard G. Collins, John Friederick. Masses, Sat. :30 p.m.; Sun. 7, 9, 10:30, Five. 7. Wed. 7:30. First—(ABCj 1200 2nd ave. SF,. Dr. Wayne A. Shireman. S.S. 9:30. Scrv. 10:50. Eve. 6. Galilee—(GARB) 1947 Wash-ington ave. SE. Larry R. Engle. lnoon) 5 St. Henceslaus S.S. 9:30. Serv. 10:40. Eve. Immanuel — (S. B. C.) 1900 tist church of Anamosa will host! Church Elects an annual Spring Festival of Deacons, Deaconesses Faith Sunday through Wednes-; STANLEY — The Union day with services beginning at church has elected the following, F ave w s s ^ Serv jq.j.-7:30p.m. (officers. "The Modern Easter". Dr. The featured speaker this Wayne Brownell and Keith Ralph Smith. Eve. 7:15. "Hope year will be Dr. Al Brodbent, J a m e s < three-year deacons: jls N°l Dead". Dr. Smith. Wed. founder and main evangelist for Jerry Falck and Irwin Kie!, c V%|/'Zion_(^Rrx o24 fith Prison Institutional Evangelism, two-year deacons; Mrs. George se. LeRoy White s s. 9:30 Dr. Brodbent will be leading a'Carter and Mrs. Norman Gun-jServ. ll. 3.30. Wed. 7:30, revival at the Iowa State Men's nison. three-vear deaconesses; 1224 5th st. SE. Clarence F'rana. Masses, Sat. 7 p.m.; Sun. 6:30, 8:30, 10:30. New (BBF) Reformatory Thursday through Mrs. Robert Wharrow and Mrs.) Hulse jr SSS *30 Saturday. Frank Duckett, two-year dea- 10.30. Eve. 7. Wed! 7. Testament Baptist— 749 Old Marion rd. NE Serv Also featured at the First conesses. Baptist festival will be several — singing groups: Sunday, The mmm Sing Outs; Monday, The Masters Quartet; Tuesday, Janet Wheeland and thc Melody Minors and Wednesday, the 2:20 Singers. BIBLES CHRISTIAN BOOKS MUSIC & RECORDS SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPPLIES at the New CEDAR BOOK STORE 3519 1st. Av*. SE Csdor Rapids 366-7189 HE IS RISEN! Worship the risen and living Lord with us. Easter Services: 7:30 and 10:15 AM Good Shepherd Lutheran Church (Wisconsin Synod) 2900 42nd St. YE. 3934736 CHRISTIAN Cedar — 526 3rd ave. SW. Neville G. Clayton. S S. 9. Serv. Feaster serv. 7:30. "Built in Destruction". Serv. 10:15. "Forgive Them'.'" First—840 3rd ave. SE John M. Hardy. S.S. 9:30. Easter serv. 6:30 a m. Covenant Players. Serv. 10:40. "Paul: Crisis of thc New Life". Noelridge — 727 Collins rd. loth ave. SE. Har- NE. Philip Ewoldsen. S.S. 10:45. ■>.9:30. Serv. ll Easter serv. 7:30 a.rn 9:30. "Message to Earth" cation — 1221 Censer Point rd. NE. Public talk. 1:30. "Our Responsibility To Reflect the Glory of God". Watchtower. 10:30. I "In What Ways Can We Become Imitators of God?" McCloud Springs North Congregation — 1221 Center Poinf rd. NE. Public talk, 9:30. "Our j Responsibility To Reflect the Glory of God". Watchtower, 10:30. "In What Ways Can We Become Imitators of God?" Pioneer Avenue Congregation 3103 Pioneer ave. SE. 'Public talk, 9:30. Watchtower. 10:30. I, A TTF It HAY SAINTS Mormon —■4300 Trailridge rd. SE. Bishop Paul L. Garvin. Priesthood, 8:30. S.S. IO. Sacrament. 11:15. Wed. eve. 7:30. Reorganized —120 19th st. NE. 'Elder James O. Loy. S.S. 9:30. I Serv. 10:30. LUTHERAN Bethany (Mo.)—2202 Forest 1 dr. SFL A. C. Hornbostel. S.S. 9:30. Feaster serv. 6:30 a.rn, Serv. 10:45. Concordia (Mo.) 4210 John son ave. NWL Paul A. Scheldt, S.S. 9:15. Serv. 8. 10:30. First — (LCA) lOOO 3rd ave SFL George W. Carlson, Alvon Nelson. SS. 9:25. Easter scrv 6 a.m. "Easter Is Now". Scrv. 8:15, ll. "Hurray for the Good I Guys". Gloria l>pi ALC) 153 Cherry Hill rd. NW. Charles G. (Schultz SS. 9:30. Serv. 8:30, 10:30. Communion, first Sun of month. Good Shepherd — (WF7LS) 2900 42nd st. NE. Gary Kirsch-I ke. S.S. 9. Communion and I serv.. 10:15. "Portraits of Christ: the Resurrection and (the Life". Easter serv. 7:30 a.rn '"He Is Risen' He Is Risen In- eaSTFE vTKK'WBTPKTal 1 THE CHURCH OF THE FOURSQUARE GOSPEL 609 FIRST AVENUE SW CEDAR RAPIDS * • Sunrise Service 6 00 AM Cantata HALLELUJAH! WHAT A" SAVIOR" presented by Department of Youth, Gaye Reitmater, Director Fellowship Breakfast at Bishops, following Sunrise Service1 • Sunday School 9 30 A M. We welcome you. "Brownie The Bear" will be there e The Hour of Morning Worship 10 45 AM Rev. Bt. Howse, Revivalist, speaker • Crusader Hour 6 OO P M Four Groups Meeting e Revival Hour 7 OO PM A great Healing Service, Special Prayer for the sick, the afflicted, ond the tormented Jesus Answers Prayer. • Revival Services Tuesday Friday 7.30 P M • Gigantic Youth Rally 7 30 P M Friday April 19th Truth Fpr the Youth —Youth For Th# Truth B L. Hows# speaker—Sermon Subjert, • CHRIST ( OUM) HAVE BEEN A HIPPIE"_. dec Hofv Redeemer—(LCA) 720 Edge vood rd. NW Cedric J Lofdaht. Sat. 5:30. Easter scrv. 7 a.m. Serv. 9:30. "Have You Heard thc Good News?" Hope -(I CA' 2736 Bowling st. SW. Michael A. Last Scrv. 8:30, IO. Our Savior's (ALC ; 3634 1st ave. NE. FL William Milker. Marvin L. Elmer. S.S. 9:15. Easier serv. 6:30 j rn. Scrv. IO. (Continued; Page 5, Col. l l Noelridge Park-(CBA) 1147 Clifton st. NE. S.S. 10:15. Serv. 9. Evc. 6:30. Wed. eve. 7:30. Redemption .Missionary Baptist — 1014 mon Webb. S Eve. 8. Tues. Twin Pines Baptist (NAB) 3300 42nd st. NFL Wcrne; Lemke SS. IO. Serv. ll. Eve. 7. Wed. 7:15. Talley View Baptist—(BGC) 5555 Mi. Vernon rd. SE. Carrol! Van Anda. S.S. 9:30. Easter serv. 6:30 a.m. Serv. 10:30. "The Glory of Fluster". Eve. 7. Wed. ( \ I HOLIC Al! Saints Dalevvood. 29th Iv Edmund J. Becker. James linger. Masses, Sat. 5 Serv, r> tv : S inim in. 6. 7:30 9, 10:30, noon, ■eulate < 'inception—859 EPISCOPAL Grace—525 A Ave NE. Paul Traeumer. .Masses, 8. IO. Children's chapel and S.S. IO. Eve. 7. St. John's — 355 i5th st. SE. D. A. Loforski. (Communion 8.) SS., serv. 10:30. Choral Eu--h- cist, 10:30, first Sun. St. Michael's - 220 40th st. NE. Thomas C. Ay cock, jr. Choral serv. and S.S. to. Eucharist, 8 a.m., 6 p.m. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Cedar Valley-South fongre- The Interdenominational Church An Inter-Faith Chapel 3rd St. & 5th Ave. S.W. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Rev. A.J. Stokes, minister Mike Hail, assistant minister Tim Phillips, assistant minister "We have youth plus 40 years of experience Sunday School 9:45 Worship 10:45 a.m. "Christ is Risen" Rally 'Round the Cross with The Old Time Gospel ' WHERE CHRIST IS EXALTED" and Salvation is made Plain. BIBLE * TRUTH "This the love ,,f (IlHi lh<tt v»c keep His lommaruJmcn I J, EASTER SUNRISE Service of Discovery 7:00 AM Odar Memorial Cemetery (Next to the Chapel) An Ecumenical Experience! Sponsored by ( alvin-SincIair, Muss, Kenwood Park & Knox Presbyterian Churches I he (ommunits in invited EASTER SUNDAY Three Services 8:06-9:30-11:00 am "HAPPY MORNING" sermon Dr. John P. 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James J. Crossan Jr., 82, passed away Aug. 3, 2016.
He was born May 31, 1934, in Bryn Mawr, Pa., to the late James Sr. and Mary Crossan.
Mr. Crossan began his naval career in Bainbridge, Md., and served on the USS Intrepid and the USS Independence, landing in stations across the globe. He responded to the Cuban Missile Crisis; earned the Bronze Star while stationed in Chu Lai, Viet Nam; and finished his career 1n 1970 with an exemplary service record, retiring in Virginia Beach, Va., as chief hospital corpsman. After retirement, Mr. Crossan became a police officer, rising to the rank of sergeant on the Old Dominion University campus.
He was a loving husband to the late Charlotte Crossan for 56 years and a wonderful father, grandfather and great-grandfather. He also was preceded in death by his son, James J. Crossan III.
Left to cherish his memory are his daughter, Deborah Slough (Dennis); son, Shawn P. Crossan (Heather); granddaughters, Emily Jennings (Matthew) and Karen Slough; great-grandchildren, Easton and Stella Jennings; brother, John F. Crossan; sister, Barbara A. Gorbey (David); and cherished dog, Deojii.
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- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave (on request)
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Rainfall showerhead
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Digital TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Free newspaper
- Room service (limited hours)
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Three Steps on George - This restaurant specializes in local cuisine and serves dinner only. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). A children's menu is available. Reservations are required. Open daily.
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
QC Brasserie - This restaurant serves breakfast only. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Open daily.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a fitness center.
Children under 18 years old are not allowed in the fitness facility without adult supervision. Guests under 18 years old are not allowed in the fitness facility.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golf lessons available nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at 10 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 10:30 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 2 children 12 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for AUD 20.00 per day.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for AUD 10 per night.
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Only service animals are allowed
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between AUD 15.90 and AUD 19.90 per person (approximately)
- In-room microwave fee: AUD 10.00
- Crib (infant bed) fee: AUD 10 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: AUD 20.00 per day
- Onsite credit card charges are subject to a surcharge
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We should mention
Up to 2 children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.