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Hailing from Denver, Colorado, Native Color blends elements of early 2000's alternative rock with classic sounds of the 70's. Formed in Summer 2015, the band has already played some of Denver's most popular club venues such as The Other Side, Larimer Lounge and The Roxy Theater. Influenced by artists like The Strokes, Pink Floyd and The Libertines, Native Color's energetic sound is ready to travel the airwaves starting with their first single out now, "American Wasteland".
The Victoria Tavern, known locally as 'The Vic', was built in 1900 and originally billed as a European-style hotel featuring first class accommodations and steam heat.
Located in beautiful Historic Downtown Salida, the two-story corner entrance building has housed many businesses throughout her history. Before settling in as a tavern in 1910, she was a grocery store, meat market and billiards hall.
For nearly 30 years The Victoria has belonged to Peter Simonson. The Simonson Family, supported by an all-star team, continue to keep The Vic a beautiful historic presence and an asset to the local economy.
Long gone may be the days of 2-bit rooms and 10¢ quarts of beer, but a trace of The Vic's victorian elegance remains, only to be trumped by her bawdy nights and stories she'll never tell.
The Victoria Tavern is located at 143 North F Street in Historic Downtown Salida, Colorado * Phone 719.539.9003


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Juventus sealed a surprise 2-0 triumph against Roma with a two-goal second-half salvo ...
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Milos Krasic and Alessandro Matri both scored in an impressive second-half performance which takes The Old Lady within two points of the Giallorossi, while also serving a huge blow to their hopes of securing that fourth Champions League spot.The match kicked off at a frenetic pace with both sides surging from end to end in search of an early goal.
Simone Pepe had Juventus' first real effort on goal in the fifth minute when he scampered down the left channel and fired off an angled drive which fizzed inches wide of Doni's left-hand post.
However, this was about as good as it got for the Old Lady in the first 45, as Roma gradually swarmed their opponents in midfield and began creating the better opportunities.
Mirko Vucinic was looking particularly threatening, and drew a strong save from Marco Storari in the Juve goal when he delicately flicked the ball past Leonardo Bonucci and unleashed a powerful half-volley from the edge of the box.
Storari made an even better stop on the half hour when he instinctively thrust out an arm to block Franceso Totti's stinging close-range volley, and Bonucci completed the job when he raced in to hook the ball off the line to safety.
Vucinic had been the architect, picking out Totti's darting run with an intelligent clipped pass and he continued to look dangerous, cutting in off the left wing and hitting a swerving drive which left Storari rooted to the spot as it flashed narrowly wide.
But the Juventus custodian made it a hat-trick of important first-half saves in the first minute of stoppage time as he sprang to his left to push Daniele De Rossi's thunderous strike wide of the post.
Yet it was the visitors who created the last chance of the half with a quick counter-attack straight from the resultant corner.
The move ended with Matri hooking an effort toward goal. Despite being underworked for much of the half, Doni proved he was alert by dropping to his left to clutch the ball and ensure the sides would go in level at the break.
The half-time interval seemed to transform Juventus, who emerged for the second 45 minutes looking invigorated and with a renewed sense of purpose. In what appeared to be a complete role reversal from the first half, it was now they, and not Roma, who looked comfortable, composed and in control.
So it was little surprise when the Old Lady opened the scoring in the 59th minute. Fabio Grosso and Matri worked a neat exchange on the left, allowing Grosso to bomb to the byline before showing superb composure to delay his cross and wait for the opportune moment to clip a perfect cross for the on-rushing Krasic to blast a stunning first-time volley into the net from 12 yards.
Jeremy Menez came within inches of restoring parity when he broke down the right and crashed a shot against the face of the crossbar.
The chance, however, was a real one-off in the second half, and Juventus secured the win just two minutes later.
Grosso was again the provider, sending Matri one-on-one with Doni with a superb first-time slide rule pass. And the in-form striker was coolness personified as he stroked the ball between Doni's legs to put the result beyond doubt.
Next weekend, Juventus will look to build on this impressive result when they continue their quest for Europa League qualification by hosting Genoa in an early Sunday fixture.
For Roma, meanwhile, it will have to be a lot better when they travel north to meet current fourth-placed side Udinese on Saturday evening.


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Couture back on County Board's agenda
Supervisors to weigh seeking judge's input on sale of site for development
The idea of selling the county-owned Downtown Transit Center for private development got rolling in part because of Milwaukee County Supervisor Patricia Jursik.
Jursik wrote the 2011 County Board resolution that created a lakefront study group which later recommended selling the under-used transit center, at E. Michigan St. and Lincoln Memorial Drive. One year later, she supported a separate board action putting the property on the sale block.
Yet, at this past Monday's meeting of the board's Committee on Economic and Committee Development, Supervisor Steve Taylor accused Jursik, the committee chair, of trying to stop plans to sell the transit center site to Rick Barrett, who hopes to begin developing the Couture apartment and hotel tower there in the first quarter of 2015.
"I think she's been against this project from the beginning," Taylor later said, in an interview.
Jursik denied that. But she is concerned about claims that much of the property can't be developed because of the Wisconsin constitution's public trust doctrine.
"I'd very much like to develop this property," she said, in an interview. "But can we please do the due process first?"
The issue will be aired at Thursday's County Board meeting. The supervisors are to consider a resolution, co-sponsored by Jursik, which requires the county to file court action by March 15 seeking a judge's ruling on whether the transit center site can be sold for private development.
The board's Judiciary Committee recommended that proposal on a 4-3 vote. It's opposed by County Executive Chris Abele, whose administration is instead seeking a state law to declare the transit center parcel as eligible for private development.
Legal tangle
Barrett announced plans in June 2012 to buy the building, demolish it and build the 44-story Couture.
But the Preserve Our Parks advocacy group says it might sue to halt the Couture plans.
The group claims most of the 2.2-acre site is covered by the public trust doctrine. That doctrine largely bars private development on former lake beds, and the group says it must be upheld to prevent private development on other filled lake beds throughout Wisconsin.
The board a year ago passed a resolution directing the Abele administration to seek a judge's ruling on the issue.
Unlike the current proposal, that 2013 resolution didn't include a deadline to file the court action. The Abele administration instead quietly lobbied for legislation added to the state's 2013-'15 budget that seeks to prevent the doctrine from applying to the transit center site.
That budget amendment, adopted last June without public hearings or debate, says any restrictions on filled lake bed don't apply to land west of the 1913 shoreline, including the transit center. A 1913 agreement between the city and the Chicago and North Western Railway Co. granted filled lake beds for public purposes, including parks and streets, and set the shoreline east of what is now the transit center.
However, Preserve Our Parks says that law doesn't override the constitutional issues. The group says a map filed with a state agency in 1884 shows that about two-thirds of the transit center site was then in Lake Michigan before the land was filled.
After the Legislature and Gov. Scott Walker approved the budget bill in June, Barrett secured a title insurance policy for the project. But the county has been unable to obtain title insurance.
So, new legislation sponsored by Rep. Joe Sanfelippo (R-West Allis) and Sen. Leah Vukmir (R-Wauwatosa) would again establish Milwaukee's Lake Michigan shoreline according to that 1913 agreement — this time as a stand-alone law. The legislation, Assembly Bill 655, is scheduled for a Wednesday hearing before the Assembly's Committee on Jobs, Economy and Mining.
By going that route, with public testimony on the stand-alone bill, the Abele administration hopes to reassure title insurance companies that the public trust doctrine doesn't apply to the transit center.
Ruling pursuit defended
J. Bushnell Nielsen, a lawyer hired by the county and an expert in title insurance, told Jursik and other development committee members last Monday that he recommended pursuing that additional legislation.
Jursik, herself an attorney, said Nielsen, a real estate attorney at Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren, might be correct.
But she thinks pursuing a court ruling makes more sense.
The pending state legislation — which counts among its supporters Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, as well as contractors and construction trade unions whose members would work on the Couture — will likely easily win approval, Jursik said.
But a new law wouldn't necessarily prevent a lawsuit on the constitutional argument raised by Preserve Our Parks, she said.
And she says the public trust doctrine issue should be resolved before the County Board considers a sale of the transit center to Barrett. A court ruling, she said, "will determine what we can develop."
If the county obtains title insurance and sells the land to Barrett — only to see a judge later rule that the public trust doctrine applies to the site — it could face a large liability, Jursik said.
That's because the property's title insurer would likely sue to cover its loss, arguing that the county sold a property it "did not have the right to convey," she said.
Taylor said Jursik's comments have led him to believe that she is opposed to the Couture. He said it makes no sense for the county to seek a judge's ruling on the public trust doctrine issue.
"The thing is, no one is challenging us," Taylor said. "We're basically challenging ourselves."
Taylor cited the expertise of Nielsen, the county's outside attorney who recommended against seeking a judge's ruling.
After the Couture plans were announced in June 2012, Jursik criticized Abele for recommending Barrett's plan before her committee could review all four site proposals. Taylor said that is another indication of Jursik's antipathy to the Couture.
"I just have this feeling she is out to derail it," Taylor said.
Jursik noted her support of a July 2012 board resolution authorizing negotiations with Barrett.
"This isn't personal," she said. "I think Rick Barrett is a great developer."
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Patty Narozny
As owner and operator of Hot Works Fine Art & Fine Crafts shows, Patty Narozny comes to the
table with a unique set of qualifications and talent that enable her to judge and jury a high-end art
show with an incredibly high level of confidence, skill, and ease. Armed with B.S. in Corporate
Finance from Detroit's Wayne State University (1986), what started as comptroller for Detroit's
alternative art-heavy newsweekly, led her to a sales director position at Detroit's NBC affiliate,
which, in turn, proved to be a pivotal point in Ms. Narozny's career. It was at NBC where she
learned the fine art of media negotiation, and which, to a large degree, accounts for the extensive
media coverage her shows receive on the most limited of budgets. She will routinely run several
hundred 30-second professionally-produced spots on the market's major networks the week of the
show, followed by on-site multiple interviews, often by multiple TV stations, the Saturday morning
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world by regularly attending as many wholesale shows as possible, thereby keeping an eye on the
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Megan Stepe obtained her B.A. in Art from the University of Central Florida (2001) and M.A. in Art
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Mrs. Stepe has tirelessly promoted local arts and artists by presenting to multiple art and civic
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exhibitions, and organized exhibiting artist workshops that were hugely successful. Her coup de
maître, which, in 2015, broke all attendance records, brought together SSC's most distinguished art
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Grady Kimsey, and a host of others. In mid-2016, Mrs. Stepe was named Curator, Museum of
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Wells Fargo opened a couple million fake accounts.
The Cheater Says: I love these guys. Remember: You can fool some of the people all of the time, all of the people some of the time, or about 5 million people at once if you're a bank.
Le$$ons from the Great Cheaters
Got a cheating story? Send it in!
Wells Fargo opened a couple million fake accounts.
The Cheater Says: I love these guys. Remember: You can fool some of the people all of the time, all of the people some of the time, or about 5 million people at once if you're a bank.
"Hey Cheater, how come you've been so quiet lately? Seems like there's a lot going on for you to talk about, from the Olympics to the campaigns to every day ho-hum scams. What up?"
The Cheater Says: Talk is cheap, but I'm not. All that cheating you mention? Yeah, that's me. My doing. I've just been too busy consulting with these heroes to write blogs for free.
Just remember: Every time you see something sketchy, unethical, a slimy in the news… I'm involved. Buy this book or book this talk for more.
Here are some drugs:
Real – Epipens
Real – Russian 'Roids
Fake – Theranos: How Elizabeth Holmes's House of Cards Came Tumbling Down
Campaign – Pay to Play, Mr. Trump?*
*I mean, really, his whole campaign/career/life is just an inspiring case study for my book/course/life. More on this grifting hero to come (& in the book already)!
Our next Pre$ident is, obviously, stealing all the ideas in this amazing book. Good for him.
Here's the NY Times crying like a baby about "How Donald Trump Bankrupted His Atlantic City Casinos, but Still Earned Millions."
And, here – ironically from Chapter 18 – is where he got the idea:
If all else fails, declare bankruptcy, grab your severance, and let everyone else fight it out. It's that simple. Really. Bankruptcy allows your deliberate and destructive misdeeds to be forgiven and to be done all over again. Along with its cousin Restate, Bankrupt is a Great Cheater's best – and most legitimate – friend.
Details below… (more…)
Tip #572: Give The Police Fake Badges & Feather Bullets
Wisconsin Governor Signs Bill Limiting Political Corruption Inquiries
If being an outlaw is outlawed, only outlaws will have outlaw.
Tip # 573: Build An Army Of Cheaters
Earnings Misstatements Come in Bunches, Study Says
They can't catch us all.
Martin Shkreli – the hedge fund guy who bravely raised a drug's price 5000% – learned from the best.
(Check his desk & monitor).
So much cheating lately, sorta feel like my work here is done. Nonetheless, these recent news stories caught my assistant's eye.
"Hedge Fund Manager Buys Rights To Critical Drug, Hikes Price By 5000%"
This is exactly why I wrote the book & tour the show. Go get 'em, cheaters!
"Cheat! It's the Only Way to Get Published"
I liked this article in the original book form. You clearly stole the idea from… Oh! Well done.
"The Man Who Got No Whammies"
Life is a game show waiting to be scammed. For money.
"Americs' Most Admired Lawbreaker"
What, it's Johnson & Johnson? Not me? Fine, we can both be awesome, rich, cheaters. #FirstOne'sFree
Comedian (not me!) Lies About 9/11 Experience, Get Rich Cheating Weighs In
"When Private Equity Firms Give Retirees The Short End"
The Cheater Says: Private equity is a safe place for your pensions like the Catholic church is a safe place for your kids.
$end 'em over!!
This guy here, he gets it.
"So much of our corruption is in plain sight these days. The events of the last decade lead invariably to the conclusion that in every booth on the midway every wheel is conspicuously rigged."
You're welcome. – The Cheater
It's a new month, and time to reflect upon some great cheating. We all know about the headline grabbers – like FIFA and the NFL and the billion dollar election and the big big bank settlement (if not, be sure to follow our twitter) – but here are a few under-the-radar schemes you may have missed.
"Who Will Watch the Charities?" (NYT op-ed written by one-time Get Rich Cheating guest)
"Piles of Overseas Profits Investors Can See but Not Touch"
"A Choice for Recovering Addicts: Relapse or Homelessness"
"New Ways to Crash the Market"
Read, learn, copy, enrich and enjoy! – The Cheater
On the latest entrant into the "raise your profile for book deals and speaker fees event" (a.k.a. Running for President 2016):
Carly for Prez!!
When @CarlyFiorina drove HP into the ground, her severance was *only* $21 million.
A man would've gotten $28M.
In fact, he did.
@MarkVHurd followed her & got a $28M severance.
75 cents on dollar, ladies.


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Listing Courtesy of Myron Lund of Real Estate Directory
Listing information
- Beds: 3
- Stories: 0
- Foreclosure: No
- Below Ground Sq. Feet: 1,040
- Estimated Annual Taxes: $1,824
- Middle School: John Adams
- Subdivision: Western
- Style: Single Family
- Baths: 2 (Full: 1 3/4: 1 1/2: 0 Other: 0)
- Parking Type Description: Detached 2 cars
- Total Square Footage: 2,080 ($62.45 per sq. foot)
- Lot Area: 0.16
- County: Olmsted
- Elementary School: Robert Gage
- Year Built: 1981
- Status: Sold on 11/20/2015
- New Construction: No
- Above Ground Sq. Feet: 1,040
- Lot Size: 62x110
- High School: John Marshall
- School District: Rochester #535
3 Bdrms on One Flr Yes
Air Conditioning Central
Amenities - Exterior Deck, Driveway - Concrete, Fenced Yard-Full, Garage Door Opener
Amenities - Interior Bow/Bay Window, Cable, Ceiling Fan(s), Ceramic Tile, Eat-in Kitchen, Kitchen Window, Laminate Floors, Tiled Floors, Vaulted Ceilings, Washer/Dryer Hkups
Appliances Dryer, Range/Stove, Refrigerator, Washer
Basement Features Drainage System, Partially Finished, Sump Basket
Basement Material Concrete Block
Basement Style Full
Bath Description 3/4 Basement, Main Floor Full Bath
Construction Type Frame/Wood
Dining Eat-in Kitchen
Exterior Brick, Fiber Board
Financing Conventional
Fireplace No
Fuel Natural Gas
Garage Type Detached
Heat Forced Air
Miscellaneous: DPR Eligible No
Other Finished Above Grade - 1040.00, Finished Below Grade - 250.00, Garage Type: Garage SqFt - 440, Square Feet: Above Ground SqFt - 1040, Square Feet: Below Ground SqFt - 1040, Square Feet: Main Floor SqFt - 1040, Square Feet: Total SqFt - 2080, Tax Year - 2015
Rental License No
Roof Asphalt Shingles
Sewer City
Stories 1 Story
Water City
Waterfront No
Waterfront Name None
Bedroom 1 M x
Bedroom 2 M x
Dining Room M x
Kitchen M x
Living Room M x
Master Bedroom M x
Bathroom B x
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Hotel Le Tre Vaselle
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Hotel Le Tre Vaselle
About the Hotel
Property Location
Located in Torgiano, Hotel Le Tre Vaselle is connected to the airport and minutes from Wine Museum and Olive Oil Museum. This 5-star hotel is within close proximity of Fondazione Lungarotti and Maioliche Nulli.
Make yourself at home in one of the 52 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature designer toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find a health club, an indoor pool, and a seasonal outdoor pool. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and babysitting/childcare. Guests can catch a ride to nearby destinations on the area shuttle (surcharge).
Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, which features a bar, or stay in and take advantage of 24-hour room service. Meet other guests and eat at a complimentary reception. Relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge or a poolside bar. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a business center, express check-in, and express check-out. A train station pick-up service is provided at no charge (available on request), and free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Wedding services
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Elevator/lift
- Health club
- Express check-out
- Laundry facilities
- Free breakfast
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- Business center
- Bar/lounge
- Rooftop terrace
- Free reception
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Fireplace in lobby
- 24-hour front desk
- Poolside bar
- Express check-in
- Television in common areas
- One meeting room
- Babysitting or childcare
- Indoor pool
- Turkish bath/Hammam
- In-room accessibility
- Porter/bellhop
- Smoke-free property
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free self parking
- Concierge services
- Accessible bathroom
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Garden
- Free WiFi
- Restaurant
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Luggage storage
- Free train station pickup
- Arcade/game room
- Total number of rooms - 52
- Full-service spa
- Multilingual staff
- Spa services on site
- Shopping center shuttle (surcharge)
Room Facilities
- Private bathroom
- Air conditioning
- Pay movies
- Room service (24 hours)
- Free toiletries
- Phone
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Designer toiletries
- In-room safe
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Bathrobes
- In-room massage available
- Hair dryer
- Flat-panel TV
- Soundproofed rooms
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Bidet
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Minibar
- Satellite TV service
- Free WiFi
Hotel Policy
Know Before You Go
- All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
- Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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For Riley Bullough the memories of 2012 are still in the back of his mind and one of the many reasons he's worked so hard heading into his final year as a Michigan State Spartan.
Bullough had help in preparing for his final year as a Spartan by talking with older brother Max and his father.
Spartan Digest spoke with Bullough in the following video one-on-one about these subjects and more.


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They reach the island just after nightfall. Exhausted, damp and stinking of salt and sweat, Falcon heaves himself out of the boat and crawls up the rocky beach, momentarily collapsing against a seaweed-covered boulder.
Now I remember why I don't go on boats, he thinks, they're so damned heavy!
The others scramble out of the dinghy after him, all looking somewhat bedraggled - Eternal still dripping from her escapade in the sea. They stand on the beach for a moment, then Falcon drags himself reluctantly to his feet and sets about heaving the boat up over the pebbles. He doesn't have the strength to take it far, but simply drops it near some rockpools before turning to look at where they've washed up. What he sees startles him a good deal more than he should have.
Beyond the rocky beach, the island seems to be entirely covered by trees. In the darkness they rise, tall and ominous, over the silent ground. Nothing makes a sound, not even an owl or a mouse rustling in the leaflitter. There isn't even a breeze to stir the branches. The trees stand close together, so close Falcon can barely see between the trunks in the gloom. Nothing stirrs, the only sound is their own breathing and the gentle lapping of the tide against the shore. For all they knew, they could be the only living things on the island. But they know they're not.
Shuddering involuntarily, the party make their way to the edge of the trees. Here, too tired to carry on, they lie down and rest. Chocolate and Life are the first to sleep, Helena curled on her side a short way off. Eternal and the children nestle against the base of one of the trees, their breathing deep and regular, perfectly in sync with one another. Only Falcon remains awake, gazing into the shadows of the forest, the light of the moon reflecting on his eyes. He's tired, but something about this place makes him unable to sleep. It's not the forest that unsettles him - it's what's waiting on the other side. Somewhere on this island, there is a dragon. He may not be able to see it, but he knows it's there, it's presence hanging over them like a dark cloud across the moon. A thought occurs to Falcon, a thought so unnerving he pushes it aside almost as soon as he thinks of it.
We know it's here. Does it know we're here?


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Charles K. Harris was born in Poughkeepsie, New York on May 1, 1867.
He began his career as a banjo player, wrote special material for vaudeville acts and later for silent films. One of the first songwriters to establish themselves as a publisher as well, Harris set up firms in Chicago and New York under the identity Charles K. Harris Publishing Co.
Harris biggest success came with the song After the Ball, which reached #1 in 1893 with a recording by George J. Gaskin. It debuted in 1892 when actor Sam Doctor sang performed it in a Milwaukee theater. The song was a flop, mainly due to Sam's forgetting the lyric halfway through the song but soon after, After the Ball was interpolated into the Broadway show A Trip to Chinatown, performed by J. Aldrich Libby. The song was a huge hit selling over 5 million copies of sheet music and catapulting Harris publishing company to the top of the business. At the 1893 Chicago World's Fair, John Phillip Sousa included it in his daily concerts.
Other highlights from the Harris catalog include Im Trying So Hard to Forget You, Fallen by the Wayside, For Sale, A Baby, Why Dont They Play With Me?, In the City Where Nobody Cares, Therell Come a Time, Better than Gold, Just Behind the Times, Ive Just Come to Say Goodbye, Break the News to Mother, Mid the Green Fields of Virginia, For Old Times Sake, Ive a Longing in My Heart for You, Louise, Hello Central, Give Me Heaven, Always in the Way, Would You Care>, The Best Things in Life, Nobody Knows, Nobody Cares and Songs of Yesterday.
Charles K. Harris died in New York City on December 22, 1930.
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Mock Strawberry
They're everywhere. Little red berries on creeping plants. They're a miniature version of strawberries. And they look like they'd be nice to eat.
But are they edible? Are they safe to snack on?
I've heard that wild strawberries are poisonous, but I've been wanting to know for sure what to tell the kids about these bright berries. Up until now, I've just been telling them I didn't know if they are safe, so they weren't to put them in their mouths. But after doing some researching today, I've discovered exactly what we needed to know.
The short answer is: YES, wild strawberries are edible, and delicious, and even used for medicinal purposes!
However… there are two types of "wild" strawberries: True wild strawberries, and "Indian Strawberries", also called "mock" or "false" strawberries.
Mock strawberries are not poisonous, but they don't have any flavor to speak of. Wild strawberries are delicious, and taste just like the strawberries you'd pick in your garden.
There are a few ways to tell the difference between a true wild strawberry and it's deceptive cousin. The easiest identifiers for me to remember are…
- Wild Strawberries have white blooms.
- Mock Strawberries have yellow blooms.
- Wild Strawberries will have a strong strawberry scent when crushed.
- Mock Strawberries don't smell like anything when crushed.
- Wild Strawberries dangle on the vine.
- Mock Strawberries point straight up.
So, armed with this new knowledge, I took my oldest daughter (Jada) outside with me to a spot where we knew of some berries growing. Since there were no blooms on the plant, only berries, we went right to crushing them to test their scent.
And we both agreed. No scent. Not true wild strawberries.
Later on we discovered a patch of true wild strawberries growing among some dead tree stumps behind our house. They're truly the most delicious strawberries we've ever tasted.
It's good to know that if the kids decide to put either one of these berries in their mouth, I have nothing to worry about. As a matter of fact, they're both highly nutritious, and packed with vitamin C. Gotta love that!
Do you have wild strawberries growing nearby?


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Bizarre Superstitions That No Youngster Should Follow in India
Indians since forever have been stopping themselves to cross the road when a cat comes across no matter how late they are simply for the random superstitions. So, we raise a concern over these superstitions and ask for a reasonable justification on the same!
1. Do not cut your nails at night.
2. Do not leave the slippers flip-sided.
3. Leave for exams post having something sweet for good results.
4. No hair cut day on Tuesday and Thursday.
5. Do not lend your handkerchief at someone else's place for it causes a fight.
6. Do not leave home if someone just sneezed before you.
7. You should not look in to the broken mirror.
8. Sleep in the direction of Sunrise.
9. Do not sweep the floor at night.
10. Applying kohl on kids and brides to ward off evil eye.
11. Do not stand under a Peepul tree at night as it has ghosts.
12. Do not pluck leaves or flowers at night because it is inauspicious.
These are bizarre superstitions that have no reasonable explanations. Hence, StoryAlert Team requests you to please avoid adhering to any of these!
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The Watcher
Just a random story about a group of friends that go off on a quest to bring prosperity to the land after one of the boys has a strange dream about the quest.
The sun had just barely risen over the horizon, illuminating the village of Grib in pale golden light. Grib was a small village nestled in between the Dorian mountain range and Widdlers Forest. The quiet village was home to many families trying to live quiet, ordinary lives away from the bigger noisier cities in the middle of the kingdom of Halwarn.
In an old cabin on the mountain nearest to Grib lived an old crone who also lived a quiet life, though it was far from ordinary. This crone was the Watcher, she had seen many kingdoms rise and fall in the land that was now Halwarn. She waited many long years for the one who would bring great prosperity and safety to the lands. She had Watched many young children; they had all looked promising in their youth but had grown into selfish adults, unworthy of the Watcher's plan.
Now, as the sun rose higher in the sky, she watched her latest candidates. They were young, barely eight summers old, but the Watcher had a feeling that the two boys would be the ones she had been waiting for all these years. They snuck quietly from their homes and met at the start of the woods. The dark haired boy dug through a bush and came out with a wild grin and two swords in his hands, laughed and tossed one to his blonde friend. The Watcher focused so she could hear their conversation.
"I don't know about this Maarken," said the blonde one, "Where did you get those swords from again?"
Maarken laughed, dark eyes shining merrily, "Don't worry about it Rinhoel, Yaric won't miss them, he's a blacksmith, he'll just make some more. Now come on," he said, getting into a fighting stance, "Pick up your sword and fight me!"
The Watcher laughed at Rinhoel's little battle cry as he lifted his sword to spar with his friend. They went on laughing and swinging their swords at each other for a while when Maarken stopped suddenly. "Do you hear that?" he asked, looking around.
Rinhoel looked confused, "Hear wha-" He stopped talking when he heard footsteps approaching. After a few seconds of nervous waiting, a small red headed girl appeared between the trees.
"Sionell!" Maarken exclaimed, "What are you doing here?"
The girls green eyes flashed defiantly, "What are you doing here? With my father's swords?"
Rinhoel's ears turned red, "We were just playing, and we were going to give them back, right Maarken?"
"Um, of course we were! You... you won't tell on us will you Sionell?"
She pulled out a sword of her own from behind her back, "Not if you let me play too."
The boys laughed and began to fight the feisty little girl. The watcher laughed too. Yes, these children would be perfect for her plan.
Over the years, the children had grown up well under the Watcher's eye, though none of them sensed her Watching. And now, nine years after that day in the woods, the Watcher was ready to execute her plan.
Maarken and Rinhoel sat by the lake on the edge of Grib fishing and laughing, basking in the summer sun. The two boys were as close as friends could be, brothers in all but blood was how Maarken described it. At seventeen summers old, the two boys were tall and lean, but that was where the physical similarities ended. Maarken's hair was black and messy while Rinhoel's was a sandy blonde. Their eyes were like night and day, Maarken's were dark and mischievous and Rinhoel's blue eyes were merry and charming.
Through the years the two had been on many small adventures through the forest and up the mountains, but this summer their parents were determined to keep them out of trouble so they had been apprenticed to Yaric the blacksmith, who, true to Sionell's word, had never found out who took his swords.
Both boys enjoyed their apprenticeship, but not for the same reasons. Maarken enjoyed the hard work and loved testing out the swords before they were shipped off to the cities to be used by soldiers. Rinhoel didn't much appreciate the gruelling work in the hot smithy, what he did appreciate was seeing Sionell all the time; she was there a lot because her father was the blacksmith.
Sionell had grown up to be a very pretty girl with a mass of red curls and intense green eyes. She had a temper to match her fiery red hair but she could also be very gentle, as she was training to be a physician and sick patients generally don't appreciate being yelled at. Sionell was also the only girl in Grib who didn't melt at the sight of Rinhoel's dancing blue eyes, which gave Rinhoel all the more reason to chase after her.
That particular day, Maarken had decided that he and Rinhoel deserved a break so, instead of going to work, they went to the lake.
"Are you sure about this Maarken?" Rinhoel asked worriedly.
Maarken sighed, "Yes I'm sure. We've both worked hard lately and deserve a break... even if no one else thinks we do."
"I'm still not sure this is a good idea, we'll get in trouble. What if Yaric cancels our apprenticeship?"
'Oh please Rinhoel, you don't care about blacksmithing, you just like seeing Sionell." Maarken teased.
Rinhoel's ears went red with embarrassment, "So? There's nothing wrong with me liking Sionell!"
"Except that she's Sionell." Maarken countered.
"Gee thanks Maarken," said a voice from behind the trees. Rinhoel straightened up when he saw it was Sionell talking. "What are guys doing here anyways?"
"Well we were enjoying ourselves..."Maarken said pointedly. Rinhoel punched him the shoulder and smiled at Sionell apologetically.
"Well I'm terribly sorry for spoiling your little holiday," she said, voice dripping with sarcasm.
"You weren't spoiling it Sionell, you were enhancing it with your beauty," said Rinhoel, his eyes dancing.
She rolled her eyes and said in a demanding tone, "My father sent me to look for you two and tell you to come back immediately because he has a job for you."
Maarken stood up and gave Sionell a mock bow, "Of course my lady."
She gave him a kick in the leg and started walking, "Just come, you morons."
When the trio got to the smithy, Yaric was waiting for them, eyes narrowed suspiciously at the boys, "Just where were you two?"
"We got lost, sir." Maarken said innocently. Rinhoel nodded earnestly, hoping that Yaric would believe his friend.
He didn't, "What do you take me for? An idiot? You're lucky that Sionell had convinced me that you were a smart, hardworking boy or I wouldn't have taken you as my apprentice Maarken."
Sionell's face turned nearly as red as her hair and quickly ran up the stairs to her room. Maarken looked confused; Sionell hated him, why would she have told her dad that about him?
"You boys have better start working harder or I'll have to release you from your apprenticeships," Yaric finished angrily. The two boys muttered a meek, "yes sir" and went to work.
That night Maarken had a strange dream. It had started off normally with Maarken in full battle armour fighting for his king, but it had suddenly changed. The dream became more realistic looking. It showed Maarken, Rinhoel and Sionell (Sionell?) walking through trees with swords at their sides. It changed again, there was a shining white crown sitting on an altar in a dark cave, dream Maarken picked it up. The scene changed once more, showing Maarken wearing the crown, sitting on a throne. Suddenly the dream showed Maarken the face of an old woman with stringy gray hair and eyes that looked as if she had lived thousands of years and had seen everything.
The woman opened her mouth to speak, "I am the Watcher. You will do as I say, Maarken of Grib. You will travel through the Dorian mountains and find the White Crown. When you find it, do not put it on. You must the travel to Tuan, the King's palace and show him the crown. From there, you will know what to do. I have Watched you for a long time and I know you are right for this. Go forth tomorrow night and do as I will you to."
Maarken woke with a start, his forehead was covered in a cold sweat and he was shaking. He stayed awake for the rest of the night thinking about his strange dream. What did it mean? Why was Sionell there? Should he tell Rinhoel about this? Who or what is the Watcher? But the question he thought the most about was if he would leave Grib tomorrow night.
In the morning Rinhoel and Maarken walked over to the blacksmith's shop like they usually did but Maarken was unusually quiet.
"Are you feeling okay?" Rinhoel asked, concerned, "You're a lot quieter than usual."
Maarken nodded, "Yeah, I'm fine, I just... didn't sleep well last night, that's all." Rinhoel raised an eyebrow at this but said nothing. Maarken was grateful for this because he did not feel like explaining his weird dream to anyone, not even to his best friend.
When they arrived at the smithy Sionell was sitting at the table reading a book about medicinal plants. She watched the boys walk in but looked down quickly when Maarken glanced at her. Rinhoel just shrugged when Maarken looked at him with a confused look on his face.
Yaric came down the stairs and announced that there were lots of swords that needed to be tested out before they were shipped to the King's soldiers. This cheered Maarken up considerably as testing swords was his favourite job, but his mood declined again when Yaric requested Sionell help the two boys because there were lots of swords to get through.
In the training yard just outside of the smithy was a giant crate of swords. Rinhoel let out a low whistle, there must have been over three hundred swords in that crate. Maarken walked up to the crate, grabbed three swords, tossed one to Rinhoel and the other to Sionell, "Well, let's get to work."
Normally Maarken loved to test swords, first inspecting the metal for chips and other flaws and then he got to spar with Rinhoel for a bit and then recheck for flaws. But today his heart wasn't in it, Rinhoel had beaten him in some of the little fights, Sionell had even beaten him a few times. No one ever beat Maarken at sword fighting, he was the best in all of Grib and everyone knew it.
After the third time Sionell beat him she looked at him with her concerned green eyes, "Are you okay Maarken?"
He was about to reply that he was fine but one look into her eyes told him she wouldn't believe him. "No actually, I'm feeling kind of off today Sionell."
"Didn't sleep well? You look tired."
"Yeah, I had a strange dream and I just couldn't back to sleep." When Maarken said 'strange dream' Sionell had stopped fidgeting and went still, her green eyes widened. "What?" he asked her.
"Oh nothing, I had a weird dream too, that's all."
"I did too," Rinhoel said while inspecting a sword, "It was so weird, some old hag told me I needed to help you, Maarken, though I'm not sure what to help you with."
"I'm sure it's nothing, just a coincidence," Maarken said quickly, mind whirring, "Let's just finish up with these swords so we can all go home." So the three of them took Maarken's advice and began inspecting weapons again, though their minds were clearly all elsewhere.
That night Maarken quietly slipped out of his house with a bag of provisions, a map of the mountains and some extra clothes. He had left a note to his family vaguely explaining what he had gone to do. He doubted anyone would be surprised at his disappearance because in the past he had left often to go on small quests and adventures.
He quietly stalked through the village towards Yaric's house; he would need a sword for this adventure. As he passed Rinhoel's house he heard a loud noise, like someone had run into a wall. Turns out someone had, Rinhoel walked towards Maarken, rubbing his head.
"Would it kill you to be a little quieter?" Maarken whispered angrily.
"Would it kill you to let me in on what you're doing?"
Maarken sighed, he should've just told Rinhoel earlier so all of this noise could've been avoided. He leaned closer to Rinhoel and quickly explained his dream, "I feel like I have to go, like this is what I'm supposed to be doing."
Rinhoel looked hurt, "Why didn't you ask me to come? You said I was in your dream!"
"I, um, I don't know. But if you hurry and grab some food you can come."
Rinhoel grinned excitedly, "Be right back."
Maarken sighed exasperatedly as he heard drawers opening and closing loudly from inside Rinhoel's house. It was a good thing the people of Grib were heavy sleepers or they'd be in trouble. When Rinhoel emerged from his home with a pack on his shoulders Maarken grabbed his arm and started pulling him towards the smithy, explaining the plan.
When they arrived at Yaric's shop Maarken told Rinhoel to stand guard, remembering the racket he had made earlier, while he snuck into the shop to get the swords. The smithy was dark and intimidating at night and every little noise made Maarken go as still as board. He quietly felt his way through the room, wishing he had the good sense to have brought a candle, when suddenly a light appeared by the stairway. Maarken quickly crouched down behind a box, praying it wasn't Yaric.
"Who's there?" A female voice said quietly. Sionell was tip toeing around the room illuminating it with candlelight, peeking around corners nervously.
Maarken was almost in panic mode when Rinhoel walked in through the side door, "Maarken are you almost done?" His jaw dropped when he saw Sionell standing in the middle of the room in her nightgown.
"What," she whispered, green eyes flashing dangerously, "are you two doing?"
By this point Maarken had stood up, looking nearly as mad as Sionell he whispered angrily, "Rinhoel you idiot! I told you to stay outside! You're ruining the plan!"
Rinhoel's mouth opened to defend himself, but it was Sionell who spoke, "Plan? What are you doing that requires you to break into my house in the middle of the night?"
Maarken wanted to hit something, preferably Rinhoel, but instead spoke calmly to Sionell, "You know how I told you I had a weird dream with an old lady in it?" She nodded, "Well she told me that I had to go on some kind of quest to find this white crown and take it to the king at Tuan. When I was walking over here to get a sword Rinhoel saw me and I invited him along." Maarken glanced nervously at Sionell, "You won't tell will you?"
Sionell looked at him, green eyes dancing, and said nearly exactly what she had said nine years ago, "Not if you let me come with you."
Rinhoel nodded with enthusiasm, but Maarken's eyes widened in disbelief, "You want to come?"
"Of course I do, it's boring here in Grib and this sounds like an exciting adventure."
"No. You can't come; I barely even let Rinhoel come. We have to sleep outdoors, catch our own meals and trek through the mountains. That's no place for a girl."
Sionell's eyes lit up with anger, "No? Then where is my place?" Maarken realized his mistake and started to apologize but Sionell wasn't done, "Your place is certainly not walking through the mountains on some quest, but that hasn't stopped you! Besides, I'm a physician and you'll need one of those when you're being stupid and hurt yourself. I'm coming and that's final."
She stormed up the stairs as quietly as an angry person could and returned with a bag full of supplies. Maarken looked at Rinhoel helplessly, wondering how he could make this stubborn girl think sensibly. But Rinhoel only shrugged, obviously happy that Sionell would be accompanying them.
Maarken sighed in defeat, "Fine let's go, but please try to be quieter." He grabbed three swords and handed them out, keeping one for himself, and headed out the door.


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14 'Superfoods' to Eat This Summer
Summer is a bountiful time when the markets explode in a rainbow of colorful fruits and vegetables. The diversity of color and flavor is nature's way of tempting us to consume foods that are naturally detoxifying and fortifying. Many of these fruits and veggies have a short season during which they reach peak nutritional content and taste -- and hit bottom on price. Take advantage of this perfect storm by incorporating these 14 summer "superfoods" into your diet.
Nature's candy, these little gems burst with flavor and impressive nutrition. With chart-topping quantities of antioxidants, summer-ripe berries help keep everything from brain to GI tract running in optimal condition. Treat them gently to avoid squashing their natural goodness. Toss into salads or use as a topping for yogurt, cereal, ice cream, or chocolate cake.
These naturally blue orbs of sweetness have long been considered one of the world's healthiest foods. Particularly good for the brain, they may even improve memory function. Health benefits aside, blueberries are just plain delicious and can be enjoyed many ways. Throw a big handful into a smoothie to retain their fresh, raw flavor.
Kale may have replaced spinach as the green leafy vegetable of choice, but fresh summer spinach is a healthy and tasty treat worth seeking out. Get a Popeye dose of strength and fortification from the high count of minerals and vitamins, not to mention a hefty amount of fiber. For the biggest nutritional bang, eat spinach raw as the base for salads; try one bulked up with almonds and seasonal strawberries.
These crunchy root vegetables are sturdy detoxers that help cleanse the liver. Radishes range in flavor from sweet to spicy, depending on the variety, and offer considerable bulk for few calories. When sliced or diced, they're an excellent filler for salads and sandwiches. Take meals to the next level by spiralizing a radish into noodles and using in place of grain-based pasta. Daikon noodle chicken pad Thai is a healthy change of pace.
Cherries are rich in antioxidants and vitamins and also serve as a natural source of melatonin, which helps regulate sleep patterns. Insomniacs would do well to include one to two servings of cherries in their diets before turning to chemical sleep aids. There are so many ways to use cherries; cherry cobbler is a tempting classic.
Full of fiber, antioxidants, and anti-inflammatory properties, broccoli is one of the healthiest foods around. Some health benefits, such as lower cholesterol, result only from steaming the vegetable. Steamed broccoli may dredge up childhood memories of limp, overcooked stalks, but when prepared properly and garnished with simple flavorings, broccoli is a crispy and tasty accompaniment to any meal.
These green spears are said to help rid the body of free radicals, and also deliver a host of vitamins and minerals. Their unique earthy flavor makes them a seasonal favorite, and simple preparation best preserves the delicate taste. Try roasting the vegetable in a hot oven or charring on a hot grill until just tender. Salt, pepper, and olive oil are all that's needed to dress the spears.
Rich in protein, fiber, and amino acids that help support healthy brain tissue, fava or broad beans are a smart addition to any diet. They're creamy with a subtle earthy flavor that lends itself to summertime herbs and bright vegetables. A rich purée made from these beans is similar to hummus and can be used on crostini, as a sandwich spread, or as a dip for crunchy vegetables.
In addition to the variety of vitamins and minerals that bell peppers provide, some studies have shown that bell peppers reduce the risk of cancer in animals. Opt for red or orange peppers for a massive dose of vitamin C that far outpaces the amount found in their ubiquitous green counterparts or in citrus fruits. Many beneficial nutrients are lost when peppers are cooked, so turn to recipes such as a cabbage and bell pepper salad to take full advantage of their flavor and nutrition.
Hot chilies have been lauded throughout the ages for a variety of medicinal benefits, including aiding in digestion and reducing inflammation. They also add incredible flavor to nearly any dish. Turn garden-ripe chilies into a tasty condiment with some quick pickling. Keeping a few chilies on hand is a reminder to use them more often in a wider variety of dishes.
One of the trendiest new health foods, watermelon is now loved not only for its low-calorie sweet juiciness but also for its replenishing electrolytes. Fitness buffs around the world are getting into fresh watermelon in a big way and savor the juice as the ultimate natural sports drink. Enjoy the melon as is or blend it with a squeeze of lime for a refreshing summertime beverage.
Delightfully sweet and tart, these juicy berries are full of fiber and heart-healthy compounds that also help regulate blood sugar. Due to their natural acidity, they work very well in typically savory dishes such as salads and sauces for meats. Try blending strawberries and straining the liquid to create a pungent sauce as an alternative to sugary syrups, then pour over ice cream or stir into yogurt.
Beets have been a part of the human diet since ancient times. Both the sweet root and the earthy greens provide many health benefits, including lowering blood pressure and reducing inflammation. Their rich flavor is sweet and earthy, expressive of the soil and nutrients within. Celebrate the flavors of summer with a seasonal tomato and beet salad.
Like its green leafy cousins, chard is highly nutritious. With a milder flavor than kale or spinach, chard is an excellent option for those who are averse to bitterness but still want to include detoxifying and fibrous greens in their diet. Start simple with a basic recipe for sautéed chard with onions, which pairs well with any protein or crostini topped with a schmear of ricotta.


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Hi friends,
On Friday we had our first free day on Amazon Kindle (there will be 4 more free days coming up).
I wanted to give you a sense of how it's going, as one of my goals is to live life transparently.
I had decided to self-publish for the following reasons:
- no need to find a publisher or compromise on the content
- traditional publishing houses and book deals are getting more and more difficult to find, as Border's and now Barnes and Noble are closed or closing stores
- a larger percentage of readers are moving to the digital format
- I believe in the mission of the book: to help people heal from broken hearts and love again
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This was our sales rank midday of the sale. We got close to the Top 100, which is pretty incredible, as there are nearly 2 MILLION Kindle e-books available.
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This 720 sf. cabin boasts over 400 sf. of screened-in porch, complete with hot tub and rocking chairs for your ultimate relaxation. Step inside your 'castle' and you'll be delighted. You will enjoy high cathedral ceilings with a two-story glass window front, a cozy living, dining and kitchen area complete with full sized appliances, including all the amenities to complete a delicious meal for two or more. Dishwasher, ice maker, washer and dryer included. Not to mention the comfy queen bed and whirlpool awaiting you, for a romantic day's end.
Activities & Attractions: In a small, peaceful town like ours, you may have to 'settle' for laid back activities such as hiking, horseback riding, touring the magnificent Smokies, spleunking, geocaching, naturistic sightseeing, bluegrass, daylily and old-timer craft festivals, and the most popular being riding a tube for hours on end! The Little River runs the entire length of Townsend and we are proud to have a three mile bike/walking trail ... lighted! A new and very popular arrival to our little town is the Great Smoky Mountain Heritage Center and I'll see that you get FREE tickets to tour, just ask! Ahhhh.... relaxation for a change!
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We loved Bearfoot 2 cabin. Immediate proximity to the national park was the reason we selected this property, but we were wowed by the simple but elegant architecture of the cabin, the cleanliness inside and out despite previous guests checking out just a few hours before our arrival, and the breadth of the amenities. My favorite spot was the expansive screened-in porch. When not plodding along the Appalacian Trail (and, at my age, "plodding" might even be too active a verb), I would usually be found rocking one of the chairs on that porch during daylight, reading at the large round table under the lights come twilight, and then sprawled out in the hot tub afterward. We cooked half of our meals in the just-like-home kitchen and ate the other half in the surprising diverse Townsend community nearby. The cabin was so well-prepared that I found no reasons to call for any help, but advance introductory phone calls from Billie and the notes she left made it clear that she was available for anything. Whenever I get an itch to spend another vacation in the Smokies, I shall check the availability of Bearfoot 2 again.
Billie, Just wanted to let you know how much we enjoyed our visit to Townsend and Bear Foot 2. Such a lovely little cabin in a beautiful nature setting that had everything we needed and more. It was clean and well supplied with all the necessities and comforts of home. The hot tub and Jacuzzi were so therapeutical and relaxing at the end of our day. Thank you for going out of your way to accommodate our needs. Oh, you can easily hear the river from the screened in porch especially at night when the traffic does not interfere with that beautiful rolling river sound!! What an awesome extra to add to the amenities of Bear Foot 2. We are already planning to return later this year! Thank you again for your hospitality and allowing us to stay in Bear Foot 2. Janie and Bill Capps, Monterey, Tennessee
This was the best of all of our stays in the Great Smokies area. The location of this cabin is perfect. The peace and quiet (no cell phones, no internet, no interruptions) was a perfect get away. The spacious porch was perfect during the rainy days and gave us the opportunity to unwind in the hustle and bustle of life. We will be back.
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Loved the cozy cabin. Quiet and the screened in porch was nice. Close to Caves Cove. Only complaint, no internet service. 2 time here and will be back. Thanks Billie.
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If there were a prize for the biggest oxymoron of the decade, "trusted financial advisor" would be among the finalists, and probably waltz off with the top prize, uncontested.
You don't have to be a rocket scientist to understand why. Many advisors work for Wall Street's biggest banks, the firms whose investment bankers and traders refer to their clients as "muppets", and who joke about "ripping the face off" their clients, as chronicled by former Morgan Stanley broker Frank Partnoy in his book, Fiasco. And then there was Bernie Madoff – a guy even many veteran Wall Streeters and skeptics thought was a nice dude. No wonder that trust is an endangered quality in the world of investing.
But that leaves us with a conundrum. The more likely we are to need financial advice – the smaller our portfolio and our market knowledge – the less likely we are to find it. And even if we do, odds are that we don't trust the people offering us that advice.
Study after study has shown how irrationally we behave when we have to make sensible decisions about money. (A whole field has arisen to study this, known as behavioral finance.)
We stuff bills, unopened, into the back of a desk drawer; we rush to invest in a mutual fund that has produced a return three times that of the S&P 500 index without asking "Why?"; we panic during market sell-offs; we rely on stock tips from our friends whom we do trust.
After my book circle finished our discussion of Madame Bovary earlier this year, a friend came up to me to ask me what stocks I thought she should buy with her retirement nest egg. I confess I'm flattered that she thought I was (a) smart enough and (b) trustworthy enough to approach for advice, although I was startled that she thought this was a good strategy. Then I realized she had been saving and trying to invest for more than three decades without ever talking to a financial advisor. Why? She didn't know whom to trust.
It's easy to see why the average investor might see investing as a game that, far from being played on a level playing field, has been rigged against them. But you don't need to concede defeat at the start.
We can't decide not to play the game: most of us, thanks to the shift from guaranteed pensions to 401k plans, have to take a more direct role retirement savings. Behavioral finance studies tell us we'll do better if we have a pro on our team. That means finding someone we can trust.
The magic words here are "fiduciary duty". The reason that Wall Street bankers and brokers jabber on about "muppets" and "ripping the faces off" their clients? The banks and other institutions they work for have a fiduciary duty – an absolute duty that can be legally enforced by the courts – to maximize profits for their shareholders, not for their clients.
That doesn't mean that your Merrill Lynch advisor is sitting there pondering ways to rip you off, or that you can't trust her to do her best for you. In fact, she needs your business and loyalty to keep generating revenue for her company. But she doesn't have a fiduciary duty to you, the client.
But there is another group of financial advisors out there whose fiduciary duty is to you. If it's a choice between their financial wellbeing or yours, they are legally required to put yours first. How do you identify them? Just ask: do you have a fiduciary duty to me? And don't let her get away with weasel words, like "I behave as a fiduciary". (That's like saying "I'm a little bit pregnant," or "He's a little bit dead.")
Most of us can't keep a financial advisor on call: our nest eggs simply aren't large enough to withstand the strain. But those nest eggs also are too small for rebound back from any big mistakes.
Think of it as a getting a financial check-up. If you're not sure whether you like or trust your doctor, you seek out one with whom you have a good relationship, right? The same is true for a financial advisor, and in both cases, if you're wise, you'll make appointments for a check-up at least once a year, or whenever anything changes.
Thankfully, a growing number of financial advisors are willing to work on an ad hoc basis, happy to consult with us about our objectives and help us establish a basic strategy in exchange for an hourly fee. The whole process may not be any more comfortable than a routine mammogram or prostate exams, but developing trust with someone when it comes to our investments may be just what the doctor ordered.


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The 16-year-old Wieber, who won the world all-around women's title in Tokyo last year, signalled she is close to her best by claiming her second consecutive U.S. all-around title earlier this month in St. Louis, Missouri.
Orozco, 19, also laid an early marker for Olympic selection, edging out defending champion Danell Leyva to claim the men's all-around crown in St. Louis as he chases his lifelong dream.
"Whether it's team, individual or all-around, I just want an Olympic medal in the sport I love so badly," the ever-smiling Orozco said while preparing for the first day of competition at the U.S. trials.
"I lay in my bed and I think about how it would feel to stand on that podium and get the medal put on my neck and be able to salute and be proud, knowing that all of these years and sacrifices have paid off.
"Being able to wear that medal in all its glory and honour, that would be amazing. That would be the moment that my life changes ... Being able to wear 'USA' on your chest is the most honourable thing that I can think of."
Orozco, a member of the U.S. men's team which won bronze at last year's world championships, edged past Leyva in the final event of the two-day competition to land the men's all-around title by 184.850 points to 184.800.
He sealed victory in the floor exercise, where he dismounted with a two-and-a-half twist.
"I can't even describe what I'm feeling right now," Orozco said. "Danell gave me such a great fight. The level of gymnastics was incredible."
While Leyva was disappointed to lose out in the battle for gold, the world parallel bars men's champion was delighted with his form heading into the U.S. trials.
"It was a really good competition for me," said the 20-year-old Cuban-American. "I think it was one of my best competitions ever, and I'm still not done peaking."
Wieber, who also won world championship gold in October in the team event, has been in scintillating form this year.
She won her third American Cup in the all-around ahead of compatriot Alexandra Raisman in March, then later that month led the U.S. to team gold at the Pacific Rim Championships in Everett, Washington, where she also landed the all-around title.
Just 16 days ago, Wieber successfully defended her U.S. all-around title at Saint Louis University, scoring 121.900 after two days of competition. Gabrielle Douglas was second (121.700) and Raisman third (120.950).
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A world-class half marathon right in your own backyard, it doesn't get much better than that! The Rock 'n' Roll Dublin Half Marathon will be taking place in Ireland's largest city for the fourth time in 2016! This time around, 21.1k distance will be run on August 7. 2016. To make it even sweeter, we're adding a NEW 10K race to the weekend. Information on that new 10K course, can be found here.
The event is part of the world's largest running series – Rock 'n' Roll Marathon Series – which hosts marathons and half marathons in 30 cities across America, Europe, Canada and Mexico. The recipe of providing music along every mile, a finish festival concert, fantastic medals and professional race operations attracts 500,000 entrants annually.
The 2016 Irish National Half Marathon championships will also be hosted at Rock 'n' Roll Dublin. This means that some of the best long distance runners in Ireland will be racing through Dublin, to see who ranks among the best at the 13.1-mile distance, in the country. With the Olympics on the horizon in 2016, you never know who might show up!
During the race, you'll take the sneaker express past Richmond Barrak and Kilmainham Goal prison, particularly fitting Dublin commemorates the 100th Anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising. You'll also skirt Temple Bar and Ha'penny Bridge, no toll taken this time around. It's not everyday that you get to run past many historic and lovely sights that people come from all over the world to see.
Whether you're from Dublin, County Kerry or any of the other beautiful surrounding areas on the Emerald Isle, you won't want to miss traversing Dublin by foot in August. Anyone can drive a car to catch a wink or two of what's going on, but the experience is much more superb when traveling by foot!


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So this is what it's like being a wife.
The body I remember feeling as big as America in,
the thighs so far away
his hand had to ride in an aeroplane to get there;
the giggles I heard adults giggling with
I was puzzled about,
and felt much too solemn to try;
buttons unbuttoned by somebody else, not me;
the record-player
neither of us were able to stop what we were doing
to turn off;
the smell of fish
I dreaded I'd never get used to,
the peculiar, leering, antediluvian taste
I preferred not to taste;
the feeling of being on the edge of something
everyone older than us,
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as we were about to do;
his pink hand gripping my breast
as if his life depended on it;
the shame of the thought of the mirror
reflecting all this,
seem long ago,
yet somehow authentic and right.
Being a wife is like acting being a wife,
and the me that was her with him in the past is still me.
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Auburn is a community in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia, located in Kings County, situated west of Aylesford. The second oldest Anglican church in Nova Scotia is situated there, consecrated in 1790 by Bishop Inglis. Modelled on Christopher Wren's London church designs, St. Marys Anglican Church is known as "The Little Wren Church".[1][2] Complete with a Palladian window over the chancel,[3] it most closely resembles St James's Church, Piccadilly.
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SuperBreakers classifies new Siemens 2NLK42's as items that have not been energized previously. These 2NLK42's generally will be new in manufacturer boxes. obtained from established independent procurement channels. SuperBreakers is not an authorized distributor of any manufacturer. On occasion a new surplus, opened box or new out of box 2NLK42 may be shipped where items are deemed to be unenergized and never wired as determined by SuperBreakers. All new products carry a 1-year warranty from SuperBreakers.
Re-Certified Siemens 2NLK42's are offered by SuperBreakers as a way to save over the cost of purchasing new. These Siemens products benefit from a highly selective process where they are cleaned, tested and repackaged to our exacting standard by our technicians.
All Re-Certified 2NLK42's from SuperBreakers are priced aggressively and carry a 2-year warranty to assure our customers guaranteed operation without interruption of service. Please note that we cannot guarantee current vintage or "like-new" condition on these items.


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