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Exchanging Keys And Other Signs You Know You're Meant To Be Together
There's a more than 1,000-word story in today's New York Times about giving someone you're dating the keys to your apartment: Is it a big deal? Is it a sign that he or she is The One? Should you change the locks if you break up? I suppose that for me, giving someone a set of keys to my apartment would be a big deal, because I don't really like having guys over unless I actually like them. My teeny apartment is my home — I don't want to bring in any riffraff. Annika knew that her relationship wasn't over when she and her man took a break and he told her to keep the keys to his place. And Amelia thinks the key thing is a big step in a relationship, but so is an offer to dog sit if she goes out of town, or picking up her favorite things at the grocery. What are the relationship milestones that tell you when things are really getting serious?


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"...matches charming old-world oddities with modern trimmings."
Explorer went in search of the best spots for a last-minute summer soiree…
Running from 3-27 August, Edinburgh's Fringe Festival is the highlight of the summer - and you don't need to have planned in advance to head up there and get involved. With a bounty of comedy, drama and dance shows taking place everyday all you need to do is hop on the train and start the show-crawl.
Info: edfringe.com
Summer's a brilliant time to visit Liverpool. Not only does International Beatle Week take place from 22-28 August, but there's also the fifth annual Brazilian Samba festival, Brazilica, from 13-15 July and Liverpool Pride Festival on 4 August. There's even the Ricoh Women's British Golf Open at Royal Liverpool Golf Club at Hoylake from 10-16 September.
Info: visitliverpool.com
It's the sunny seaside spot on the north east coast, which matches charming old-world oddities with modern trimmings. Head to Scarborough for water sports, the gorgeous beaches and cultural treats like the beautiful castle and the Sea Life Sanctuary. There's also the Open Air Theatre which sees Russell Watson, Olly Murs and teen favourites JLS take this stage this summer.
Info: yorkshire.com/scarborough
With a newly opened visitor attraction all about chocolate (York's Sweet Story), we're not sure what more one might need to know about the city before hot-footing it to the train station. But, in case you're not quite convinced, there's also the Festival of the Rivers from 7-22 July, which celebrates the Ouse and the Foss rivers with a range of cultural activities, and the York Food and Drink Festival from 21-30 September. Delicious.
Info: visityork.org

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VFW asks city for $175,000
Mitchell's Veterans of Foreign Wars post is asking the city of Mitchell to pay $175,000 for the VFW's damaged Main Street building so the group can afford to move to another location.
After bids to repair the shared wall between the former Longhorn Bar and VFW building all exceeded $150,000, VFW members voted to sell their building and move to a new location.
At Monday night's Mitchell City Council meeting at City Hall, Post Commander Pat Ziegler asked the city to increase its offer for the building to $175,000 so the VFW can afford to move to a new location.
The city had already offered the VFW $150,000 for the building, but Ziegler said the group likely could not afford to go into debt in order to move.
"We just can't afford to do it all," Ziegler told the council.
The council agreed to place a $175,000 supplemental appropriation on the agenda for the next council meeting Aug. 19, at which time the council can decide whether to increase its offer for the VFW's property.
The former Longhorn Bar -- the oldest building in Mitchell -- was deemed unsafe after an interior wall collapse. The city bought the southern downtown building from the owner, who said he lacked the resources to repair or demolish the building. He moved his business across the street.
Demolition of the former Longhorn Bar building began May 14 but was halted two days later when it was discovered the building's shared wall with the Veterans of Foreign Wars Lounge was unstable. The VFW was forced to close for more than a month as a result of the situation.
The city has already spent about $171,000 to remove the Longhorn and to address structural problems with the shared wall between the two buildings, and last week it was learned the bids to repair the shared wall all exceed $150,000 -- a price the city offered the VFW to sell the building or help fix the wall.
Ziegler said the VFW is looking at the former Cherrybees building, located on North Lawler Street, just east of Main Street, as a possible new location. Cherrybees, a floral shop, recently moved onto Main Street.
"That has the best potential I think," he said.
Ziegler said the VFW hopes to have the situation resolved before this winter, because heating costs and other expenses will be difficult to afford in a building with only three walls.
"We're running out of time," he said.
Councilman Dan Allen expressed concern the city is already sinking too much money into the situation.
"We are just digging ourselves in a deeper, deeper hole," Allen said.
The city, which intends to demolish the VFW building if it agrees to purchase the property, would not require the VFW to vacate the building immediately, Tracy said, because the demolition would not take place this year.
Councilman Phil Carlson said the city is obligated to help the VFW, based on how the situation has unfolded.
"We've put ourselves in a place where we've got to do something," he said.
Camp Arroya
The City Council will decide the fate of a local nonprofit's soon-to-expire lease of Camp Arroya at a future meeting following a lengthy debate at Monday night's council meeting.
Earlier this summer, the Mitchell Park and Recreation Board voted to recommend that the city not renew its 25-year, dollar-a-year lease of Camp Arroya to Camp Arroya Inc. The lease is set to expire at the end of December.
The Park and Recreation Board, as well as other city officials, feel the camp is underutilized and would be better off under city control.
Sherry Stilley, president of the volunteer board of directors for Camp Arroya Inc., agreed the camp could be utilized more, but said the nonprofit can't afford advertising.
"We would like more use as well," Stilley said. "We would appreciate the city's help with that."
According to Mitchell Parks, Recreation and Forestry Director Dusty Rodiek, the Lake Mitchell Day Camp was rented for 41 days in 2012, while Camp Arroya was rented for 25 days. In 2011, the difference was 40 days rented for the day camp to 20 days rented for Camp Arroya, and in 2010 it was 34 days rented for the day camp to 25 days rented for Camp Arroya.
The 12-acre Camp Arroya, tucked away on the northern shore of Lake Mitchell, includes a main building, a picnic shelter, children's play areas, an open grassy area near the shore and nature trails. Camp Arroya Inc. rents out the facilities to youth organizations, such as scouting groups or church groups, but anyone is able to rent the camp.
New leadership at Camp Arroya Inc. has started the process of revitalizing the camp's facilities, including its buildings and nature trails, Stilley said.
Councilman Marty Barington, who is opposed to renewing the lease, criticized the state of Camp Arroya's facilities.
"The buildings in my book are totally dilapidated," he said.
Barington argued the group is only now starting to repair Camp Arroya's facilities because of the soon-to-expire lease.
"The reason why you're doing it is you're on the hot seat," he said.
Stilley said she is concerned that if Camp Arroya is turned over to the city, it will be "stripped bare of vegetation," which she claimed has happened at other city-run campsites.
Rodiek said the city would expand the usage of the camp and add some of its own programs.
"We're not looking to cut all the trees down," Rodiek said. "It does need to be preserved as a natural area."
Without Camp Arroya Inc.'s volunteers, Stilley claims the maintenance and operation of the camp would become an additional expense for the city.
"They wouldn't have the volunteers that we have," she said. "It would cost money."
About 15 people attended the meeting in support of Camp Arroya Inc.
Councilman Mel Olson said there is no chance the city will simply renew the 25-year lease.
"That's just not going to happen," he said.
Councilman Randy Doescher expressed some sympathy for Camp Arroya Inc.'s members amid the heated argument.
"These people have done what they could with the money that they've had," Doescher said.
Olson said the city should think twice before leasing a city asset to a private group, which takes it completely out of the city's control.
"You're too close to the trees to see the forest," he said, addressing Stilley.
Mitchell Main Street & Beyond presented its recently unveiled $5.8 million downtown streetscape plan at Monday night's council meeting.
"There was a charm and an excitement about downtown that we've somewhat lost," said Mark Puetz, who worked with MMS&B on the project. "I think this is one way of ramping that up and maybe bringing back that excitement."
The plan, which encompasses 32 acres in downtown Mitchell, would add curb extensions, with trees and native landscaping, on Main Street from First Avenue to Sixth Avenue. Other proposed additions on Main Street include benches, sitting walls, bike racks, information kiosks and public art displays. Traffic lights at Second, Third, Fourth and Sixth avenues would be replaced with stop signs, and extra parking spaces would be gained by adding diagonal parking to one side of Main Street.
A downtown plaza, which would be at the south end of Main Street where a public parking lot is currently located at Railroad and Main, is also part of the plan. The plaza would include an outdoor amphitheater and natural playground, plus water features, public art displays and seating areas. The area could be used for outdoor concerts, festivals and other events, in addition to day-to-day use by residents and tourists, the group said.
"It means a more vibrant and welcoming Main Street for all of us to enjoy and celebrate," said MMS&B Board President Carrie English, addressing the council.
The project could be completed in phases, starting with the plaza at a cost of $2.1 million. After that, individual blocks on Main Street from First Avenue to Sixth Avenue could be completed for $425,000 each. In that same five-block area of Main Street, the east-west blocks between Lawler Street and Rowley Street could be renovated for $270,000 per block.
MMS&B is in the process of finding funding sources for the project, according to MMS&B Director Molly Goldsmith.
Councilwoman Susan Tjarks was enthusiastic in her support for the streetscape plan.
"You've got to start somewhere," she said. "You have to start somewhere and I think this is a great place to start."
Sports Authority
A committee tasked with creating and advising a local sports authority was formed at Monday night's meeting.
The council approved a resolution to create a sports authority events committee, which will create and then monitor a local sports authority. The goal of the sports authority will be to create and attract more events to get more people staying overnight in Mitchell.
The committee is made up of Mayor Ken Tracy, Corn Palace Director Mark Schilling, Curt Hart, Tim Smith, Dave Helleloid, Kevin DeVries, Jim Johnson, Craig Stuckey, Councilman Jeff Smith, Emily Oswald, Matt Culhane, Geoff Gross, Jacki Miskimins (non-voting member) and another member who is yet to be named.
Members will serve three-year terms and will be allowed to serve successive terms.
The sports authority will be funded using half of the revenue generated by the city's newly imposed $1 per night tax on rented rooms at all of the city's 17 hotels and motels. The tax, which the city started collecting Aug. 1, is imposed through a business improvement district.
A BID is a self-taxation arrangement in which businesses agree to pay a fee, with the money going toward specific developments.
Mitchell's BID will help fund the construction of a second indoor ice sheet in the city in addition to funding the sports authority. The half of the BID tax for the sports authority will expire after three years.
Tracy said the committee will meet as soon as possible to begin the process of creating the sports authority, which could mean hiring a new city employee to run the sports authority or having the Mitchell Area Chamber of Commerce involved in running it.
"I'd like to get the group together and get some decisions made on how we're going to spend the money," Tracy said in an interview before the meeting.
Consent agenda
As part of a consent agenda, council members:
• Approved the meeting agenda, council minutes from the prior meeting and minutes of committee meetings held July 8 and July 15.
• Set an Aug. 19 date for a hearing on the application of the American Legion for a special event liquor license, for an Oct. 4-5 rodeo event at the Corn Palace and City Hall.
• Set an Aug. 19 date for a hearing on the application of Make-A-Wish Foundation of South Dakota for a special event malt beverage and wine license for Summer's Last Dance, Sept. 7 at Hitchcock Park.
• Set an Aug. 15 date to receive and consider bids for the Mitchell School District's storage shed project.
• Set an Aug. 27 date to receive and consider bids for a landfill compactor project.
• Approved an automatic supplement to the street and sidewalk construction portion of the general fund with $1,934 from an insurance claim reimbursement.
• Approved an automatic supplement to the parks and recreation portion of the special revenue fund in the amount of $1,362 for fence repair from an insurance claim reimbursement.
• Approved a raffle request from the Corn Palace Shriners Club, with the drawing to be held on Oct. 10.
• Approved a list of pay estimates.
• Approved a change order of $35,220, including construction additions and plan changes, for the Capital Street improvement project to H&W Contracting, bringing the total contract amount to $758,937.80.
• Approved bills, payroll salary adjustments and new employee hires, and authorized the payment of recurring and other expenses in advance as approved by the finance officer.
Other business
In other business, council members:
• Invited citizens' input on non-agenda items, during which time Lauretta Larsen, owner of one of the city's oldest surviving homes, spoke briefly about her attempt to save her home, which has been declared a public nuisance, from demolition.
• Approved the application of the Mitchell Exchange Club for a special event malt beverage and wine license for the Bull Bash, Aug. 21 at the Horseman Sports Arena, which was removed from the consent agenda.
• Sat as the board of adjustment and set an Aug. 19 date for a hearing on the application of Samantha Menning for a conditional-use permit to operate a day care in her home at 712 W. Third Ave.; for a hearing on the application of Jessica Skinner for a conditional-use permit to operate a day care in her home at 1028 W. Cedar Ave.; and for a hearing on the application of Josh Phillips and Amy Hoeltzner for variances for the construction of a duplex at 615 S. Rowley St.
• Heard committee appointment recommendations from the mayor.
• Authorized the landfill to accept a grant from the South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Resources for a landfill compactor appropriation grant.
• Approved a comprehensive funding agreement between the city of Mitchell and the South Dakota Department of Transportation for Fifth Avenue from North Main Street to Burr Street for a surfacing and grading project.
• Adopted a resolution authorizing the mayor as signatory for the regional landfill appropriation grant.
• Approved an ordinance rezoning property at 908 S. Duff St. from a medium density residential district to a highway oriented business district for a nearby business purchasing land in the area.
• Approved on first reading an ordinance to supplement the finance portion of the general fund with $5,000 from sales tax collections for a fabricators sales tax refund; the culture and recreation portion of the general fund with $6,690 from the general fund cash balance for MSHA weed spraying; the TIF 13-MTI south campus portion of the debt service fund with $75,000 from property tax revenue with principal; and the sanitation landfill portion of the enterprise fund with $475,000, of which $230,000 will come from grant funds and $245,000 will come from the sanitation fund cash balance, for a compactor.
• Approved on first reading an ordinance to supplement the Sanborn County Transit portion of the special revenue fund from a reimbursement from Sanborn County including $12,000 for salaries, $50 for miscellaneous expenses, $200 for OASI, $150 for retirement, $600 for group insurance, $100 for drug testing/physicals, $250 for advertising, $700 for repair and maintenance, $450 for accident repair, $150 for garage and maintenance repair, $300 for supplies and materials, $2,000 for gas, oil and tires, $100 for postage, $500 for travel conference dues, $200 for utilities and $1,100 for garage utilities, as a result of the city taking over management of Sanborn County's transit system at the county's expense following the retirement of the county's previous transit manager.
• Tabled the first reading of an ordinance to adopt the 2012 edition of the International Property Maintenance Code to the Aug. 19 meeting.
• Rejected bids for a surplus ladder fire truck, which both came back at much less than half the appraised value of $12,500, and instructed Mitchell Public Safety Chief Lyndon Overweg to investigate whether the truck could be sold online for a minimum price of $12,000.


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BOSTON -- Hybrid icing could be on its way to the NHL.
The league's general managers met Wednesday and embraced many of the changes recommended by the competition committee, including hybrid icing and the mandatory use of visors for all players entering the league.
A blend of touch and no-touch icing that offers referees the discretion to blow a play dead will be in effect during the 2013-14 pre-season. If the experiment is successful, hybrid icing will be implemented for the regular season, pending a vote by the NHL's board of governors.
Mathieu Schneider, a former defenceman who is now a special assistant to NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr, said both sides should have a better gauge by the end of the preseason whether hybrid icing is likely to pass.
"I'm optimistic," Schneider said. "I've learned more through these meetings, watching videos and getting a better understanding."
The rule is designed to promote safer play, allowing a linesman to blow his whistle if he judges a defending player is likely to reach the puck first.
Also approved Wednesday was the use of shallower nets and video review on four-minute high-sticking penalties. Both will be introduced next season if approved by the board.
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Overseas paperwork and its complexities
Expect more hurdles for bizjets flying abroad, including security, regulations and red tape.
Cleopatra Group Chief Pilot Heimo Koncilla (L) and First Officer Michaela Plank wait aboard their Gulfstream G550 for tower clearance at GVA (Geneva, Switzerland). This CAI (Cairo, Egypt)-based operator does business on a very last-minute and changeable schedule and is always prepared with a plan B—with plan C and plan D just in case.
But you'll need difficult-to-obtain US State Dept and/or Dept of Treasury approvals for planned visits to Iran, Cuba or to enjoy the spring cherry blossom festivals in North Korea. Charter operators face additional hurdles these days in securing landing permission at many locations overseas. "Japan has a whole list of requirements for Part 135 operators and it can be very confusing at times," says Linebaugh.
"Germany and Italy also have rigorous requirements for charter operators. Overall, most of the world is requiring additional insurance for charter operators and has tightening cabotage rules for in-country transport." Lately, charter operators to Japan have had to provide copies of their charter agreements in order to secure landing authority.
When flying to or from the US aboard charter aircraft passengers are subject to no-fly list prequalification. "We had a client who tried to charter a flight as he did not want to take his own jet," recalls Foreman. "As his name came up on the no-fly list the charter was denied and he had to go back to Part 91 options."
Be aware that Hong Kong has special insurance requirements for corporate operators, Mexico requires an insurance certificate in Spanish, issued by a Mexican company, while the UK mandates special insurance provisions—including a Crown Indemnity Waiver—for those who wish to land at Ministry of Defence (MOD) airfields.
You'll need to provide evidence of airfield approach training if you intend to land at CUZ (Cuzco, Peru), KTM (Kathmandu, Nepal) or after dark at 4595-ft SVD (Kingstown, St Vincent & Grenadines). Previously, first-time operators to CUZ had to land at LIM (Lima, Peru) to undergo special classroom training but this requirement can now be accomplished online says Linebaugh.
Health regulations must also be considered and you'll be fined in some countries for arriving without the correct immunizations. At certain locations, including Australia and India, you'll be required to spray the cabin with an approved pesticide prior to landing.
No matter where you intend to fly, say ISPs, some homework needs to be accomplished in order to confirm paperwork requirements, curfews, runway closures and assorted operating restrictions. "There's a lot less flexibility and tolerance for error these days," says Foreman.
"Leave your laptop in the aircraft at HKG (Chek Lap Kok, Hong Kong) and it may take 3 hours to arrange the necessary clearances to get back to your aircraft. India can be troublesome as well so know the rules and restrictions in advance."
Problem potential
Be careful if you plan to fly your new corporate aircraft internationally. A temporary registration certificate is technically not valid for international travel and many countries will not issue a landing permit if you have temporary registration.
When flying to China the crew must have a special "C" type visa cautions Pahl. "We know of a case where a corporate pilot landed in China with a business visa and not a crew visa. Passengers were permitted to deplane but this particular crewmember was fined $6000 and 'deported' to Hong Kong."
However in another case, adds Pahl, a crew showed up in China with a Taiwan visa. While this was not legal the local agent worked with Chinese authorities and the crew were let in. There are many locations worldwide where passengers need visas but crews do not. Be careful, however, on how "crew" is defined at your intended destination.
"A flight attendant may or may not be considered crew depending on the location," says Linebaugh. "In some countries a flight attendant will need a visa as they're not considered crew. We had a case in Brazil recently where a flight attendant without a visa was detained for 3 hours and allowed to go to a hotel overnight but had to come back and stay at the airport all the next day."
When a corporate passenger arrived in India with an undeclared gun recently it was not a pretty situation and the local authorities were noticeably distressed recalls Pahl. "The local handling agent stepped in and the situation was resolved but passengers were delayed.
This could have easily turned out to be a nightmare scenario had it not been for effective local representation mitigating the situation." In another colorful case—this time at CAI (Cairo, Egypt)—a new first officer urinated on the ramp prior to takeoff as tower personnel looked on. "Luckily, they departed right away," says Foreman.
"But it was all over the local papers the next day and the crew was concerned that they'd created an international incident." You don't need a major incident, problem or faux pas to affect your international trip in today's world of tighter regs, security hurdles and more rigorous operating requirements.
All sorts of smaller paperwork and planning details have the potential to go awry and trip up a corporate crew. Ramp checks with full documentation reviews are becoming more common in Europe, and if this happens your whole stay can become miserable says Foreman. "You can be detained and fined as a result of a pop-up ramp check but usually the local handler will work out something with the local authorities in the end."
A more restricted world
In today's international flying environment paperwork and advance planning requirements are intensifying and this is catching some crews off guard. Provided you have sufficient planning time and you're working closely with your ISP, things can usually be worked out.
Problem scenarios, from the paperwork and permit perspective, generally occur with shorter notice trips and can cause operational delays. It's a good idea to give your ISP backup scanned copies of all your paperwork. ISPs work with international aviation authorities on a daily basis and can give good and timely advice.
Always check visa restrictions in advance and be sure to get the correct visas. Examine your planned schedule closely and be aware of curfews, closures and operating restrictions. If something should change with your schedule how flexible will slot and permit issues be?
All of this needs to be explained to passengers. Looking to the future, while cumbersome regulations, restrictions and paperwork requirements are sure to intensify these requirements are quickly going digital and much of this can be offloaded to ISPs and others who are busy managing international corporate operator complexities.
Editor-at-Large Grant McLaren has written for Pro Pilot for over 20 years and specializes in corporate flight department coverage.
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That Old-time Coney Island Dreamland, and Other NewsBy Dan Piepenbring
- Coney Island today is a fine place to force-feed yourself hotdogs and get a weird rash, but in centuries past it was a bona fide dreamland—so much so that a new exhibition of early Coney Island art is called "Visions of an American Dreamland." J. Hoberman writes, "As befits a dreamland, the exhibit—curated by Robin Jaffee Frank, who also wrote much of the show's excellent, richly illustrated catalogue—is a mix of artifacts and artworks and a trove of suggestive juxtapositions … A 1910 wooden cut-out cartoon of Mae West and Jimmy Durante, both of whom got their starts in Coney Island 'concert saloons,' is positioned opposite a selection of roughly contemporaneous Sunday pages by the master draughtsman Winsor McCay, whose gorgeously inventive comic strip Little Nemo in Slumberland was surely the greatest graphic expression of fin-de-siècle Coney."
- Morgan Jerkins reflects on the role of the diary for black women: "The boundaries of a black woman's social life are many and varied. Alice Dunbar Nelson, who had been married to the famous black writer Paul Laurence Dunbar, wrote in her diary of her lesbian and other extramarital affairs. One of the fears that many black women writers have historically had is that if they reveal too much of their intimate lives, it could reflect badly, not only on themselves but on the black community. In addition to matters of romance and money, these earlier diaries of black women are filled with confessions about strained familial relationships, and personal demons and insecurities … For a black woman in a white world, a conversation with the self is crucial: for when she walks through that often-unwelcoming world she is subjected to confining perceptions of who she might be. When that world insists on racist and narrow paradigms, the diary gives these women a chance to scratch out and rewrite such definitions."
- Today in unsolicited advice for parents: take your kids to see Where's Peter Rabbit, a new puppet musical designed to preserve the memory of Beatrix Potter's darker side. It'll scare the shit out of them … but, you know, in a good way. As the designer Roger Glossop argues, "[Potter's] stories really are not all fluffy bunnies. I mean, Mr. Tod, the fox in The Tale of Jemima Puddleduck, is one of the darker villains you will find anywhere in children's literature … It is a really foul piece and so, dramatically, that is terrific! We do wonder if some children in the audience may leave weeping, although we will certainly not try to scare them." Sold!
- Not unrelatedly, a new book of Laura Ingalls Wilder's letters sheds some much-needed light on her past and her feelings about the coddled youths of her day: "Later in life, as the Little House series grew in popularity, her letters are devoted to readers—children, parents, schoolteachers, librarians, even a congressman—who flood Wilder with fan mail. The Laura in this period is given to mildly political disquisitions on how things used to be. 'The children today have so much that they have lost the power to truly enjoy anything,' Wilder wrote from her ten-room house in 1944. 'They are poor little rich children.'"
- To go by the new collection of Jane Austen's juvenilia, Love and Freindship [sic], no one would ever accuse her of being a poor little rich kid. The book is, at its best, sublimely ridiculous, as in the case of a 1788 work called The Beautifull [sic] Cassandra: "Escaping her parents' millinery shop with another woman's hat on her head, Cassandra sets out to 'make her Fortune.' Her attempt would last seven hours. For a lot of heroines, that exit from the parental home would be precisely the moment when a handsome man, whether a villain or a preserver, would be thrown in her way. But when Cassandra finds herself in just this situation, passing an attractive Viscount, she walks right by him to devour a gluttonous amount of dessert … The heroine 'proceeded to a Pastry-cooks where she devoured six ices, refused to pay for them, knocked down the Pastry Cook and walked away.' "


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The Bachelor's Sean Lowe has admitted that his mother warned him against getting into too many steamy love scenes, so as not to embarass her on TV.
The 29-year-old insurance agent had a southern gentleman air about him during his appearance on The Bachelorette last year, but now that he's the center of his own show, he'll have numerous opportunities to get "intimate" with his 26 potential wives-to-be, reports MSN.
Prior to filming, Lowe told Us Weekly that his mother advised him to be on his best behavior while he's on The Bachelor. He explained:
"For the most part, my family said, 'Just be yourself. You're going to be great.' But my mom did make it a point to say, 'Please limit your hot tub makeout scenes for my sake.' I don't know if I necessarily held up my end of that bargain, but hopefully mom's not too embarrassed by what she sees."
His mother might be referring to Lowe's hot tub makeout scene with Emily Maynard on The Bachelorette last year. He was sent home in third place shortly thereafter.
But now that Lowe is center stage, what kind of girl is he looking for?
"I don't want a girl that's self-absorbed," he says.
He's also well-aware of the tough decisions he'll have to make as he goes down the list of 26 potential mates.
"I knew going into it that I was going to have to break some hearts," he admits. "And I said to myself that if it leads to what hopefully will be a great ending, then I'm okay with it."
"I'm myself, and I'm genuine. and if that comes across as sensitive at times, then I'm okay with that," he says.
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In a tournament that has not been kind to the University of Wyoming Cowgirl golf team over the years, UW buried a lot of bad memories on Tuesday with a final round of 305 (+17) at the Lady Aztec Invitational. UW's score was the second lowest team round of the day. The solid 18 holes by Wyoming allowed them to jump three spots in the team standings and finish in eighth of 13 schools with a total of 939 (+75).
This was the fourth straight year that the Cowgirls have competed in the event hosted by San Diego State, and Tuesday's score of 305 is Wyoming's lowest team round in that span. UW's team finish of eighth is also the best in four seasons by the Cowgirls at the Lady Aztec Invitational.
The host Aztecs maintained their Day One lead to claim the team title by ten strokes at 906 (+42). Sacramento State was second (916) and Montana finished third (919).
"Everything is really coming together for us," said Cowgirl head coach Josey Stender. "We still have some work to do, but today was definitely a good day.
"We knew that we were close and could move ahead of some teams with a good round today. I told the girls to just stay within themselves. They did a good job of playing their game and not letting other players, teams or the elements distract them.
"Over the next couple of weeks we will focus on catching up in school, get in some good practice and then finish the fall on a positive note at our last tournament."
Sacramento State's Margaux Sheehan earned individual medalist honors by five strokes with a three-round total of 217 (+1).
For the second straight event Wyoming was led by the youthful tandem of sophomore Laura Mengelkamp and freshman Mikala Henzlik.
Mengelkamp blistered the course in her final 18 holes and tied a career best with a mark of 70 (-2). With her low final round, she moved up 13 spots within the field and finished tied for fourth of 70 competitors, only one stroke back of second place at 223 (+7). This was the third top-four finish of the season for Mengelkamp, the second consecutive and the sixth of her collegiate career.
Henzlik also matched her career best round, with her score of 74 (+2) on the final day. She jumped ten places to tie for 17th. In relation to par, her two-day total of 230 (+14) is also a career best. Over the last two tournaments Henzlik has improved her scoring average nearly two and a half points, from 82.44 to 80.00.
Not to be left out, Wyoming sophomore Kaelee Aegerter totaled a career best 244 (+28), after a closing score of 80 (+8). Junior Whitney Hernandez had a final mark of 81 (+9), while sophomore Lindsay Bauknecht was one stroke back at 82 (+10).
Each team plays five golfers and counts the four low marks in collegiate golf.
The 54-hole event was played at the par-72, 6,259-yard Auld Course in Chula Vista.
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Colleagues and acquaintances of former Labour councillor Joan Davis have paid tribute after she died at the weekend.
Mrs Davis, who represented Loughton Broadway for 27 years, died as a result of complications from a stroke at 5.20am on Saturday.
She was only the second woman to hold the position of chairman of the district council, and the first non-Conservative, having been elected unanimously by her fellow councillors in May 1994.
Epping Forest MP Eleanor Laing said: "It was always a pleasure to discuss local matters with Joan and that although we differed considerably in our political views I had every respect for her dedication to the people she represented in Loughton and admiration for the hard work she did for our community over many decades."
Mrs Davis was a central figure in the creation of Loughton Town Council between 1996 and 2000 as well as a popular district councillor for Loughton Broadway for over 25 years.
Councillor Tony Boyce, the current Chairman of Epping Forest District Council said: "I was never privileged to meet Joan in person but I knew of her by reputation.
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Many residents knew Mrs Davis from her charity work as she continued to work on behalf of the community throughout her life.
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"Everybody is looking really good right now," head coach Eric Houle said. "They are all responding well to the level of competition and I think we are ahead of where we were last year. Working toward these conference qualifying marks may also be an added incentive we can factor into the performances."
The women's distance squad led the Thunderbirds at the New Mexico meet as Kirsten Bradford, Jamie Smith and Sylvia Bedford each raced to Big Sky qualifying finishes in the 3,000-meter run. Bradford finished first for SUU with a second-place time of 9:49.06, followed by Smith and Bedford in fourth and seventh place with respective times of 9:49.41 and 9:56.15. All three times also rank in Southern Utah's top-ten record books. Smith and Bradford also recorded Big Sky qualifying times in the women's mile, with Smith placing fourth with a time of 4:53.94 and Bradford following with a fifth-place time of 4:55.64.
Clinton Rhoton led the men's distance squad at New Mexico, finishing fourth in the 3,000-meters with a 8:26.06 time. Elijah Rono (8:29.76) and Ryan Barrus (8:32.11) followed in fifth and seventh places respectively. Barrus led the T-Birds in the mile with an eighth-place time of 4:14.48, ranking fourth in the Big Sky performance list.
Southern Utah was also represented in the throwing events at the Cherry & Silver Invite, with Chris Johnson recording a conference qualifying mark of 52-4.75 with a fifth-place finish in the shot put. Johnson's mark currently ranks fourth in the Big Sky. Freshman Jayson Kovar followed with a seventh-place mark of 51-3.75 in the shot put.
Kayla Kovar placed second in the women's shot put with a 50-3.25 toss and third in the weight throw with a 57-9.75 toss. She currently ranks first in the shot put and second in in the weight throw in the conference, having already qualified for the championship with her throws at NAU last weekend. Teammate Jennika Wright also earned a place at the championship with her ninth-place mark of 44-8.25 in the shot put, ranking fourth in SUU's all-time records and fifth in the conference performance list.
Sprinter Shaun Murray led the Thunderbirds at the Northern Arizona meet, finishing first in the 200-meter dash with a time of 21.82. His time also ranks first in the Big Sky and qualifies for a slot at the championship. Teammate Preston Myers also recorded a qualifying time with a second-place time of 6.88 in the 60-meter dash, ranking third in the school record books. Murray and Myers also raced as members of the 4x400-meter relay team, along with Arnold Carrillo and Dallin Tavoian. The team finished second at NAU with a time of 3:18.11, ranking second in the conference.
Big Sky qualifier Kodai Kusano also returned to compete at NAU for the second consecutive weekend and matched his conference qualifying time of 8.35 with a third-place finish in the 60-meter hurdles.
Whitney Curtis and Dayna VanArsdol led the distance runners with first and second-place times of 5:16.78 and 5:20.16 in the mile, while Lizzy Butler represented the women in the 800-meters with a third-place time of 2:18.69, ranking sixth in the Big Sky. Josh Gardner led on the men's side with a second-place time of 4:27.50 in the mile and fourth-place time of 2:01.92 in the 800-meters.
Southern Utah's jumpers also recorded some top-three finishes at NAU as Jayson Cole and Taylir Garrison each finished third in their respective high jumps with marks of 6-4.25 and 5-2.25.
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text: Orchids the International School-Nagarbhavi, an elite school in Nagarbavi, organized 'Kidz O Mania' –a fete – for the students and by the students! Students came dressed in colourful attire and had an exciting time participating in various activities such as – one minute games, ringing the bottles, blowing the balls etc. There was also an Art corner where the art work of the students were exhibited. The display included folders, greeting cards, photo frames, quilling and ethnic jewellery using beads, seeds etc., showcasing the wonderful work done by the students. Parents showed active participation and purchased from these stalls to encourage the students. Students also played an active role in the food stalls coming up with novel names for the delicious treats-Watsapp bhel, salads and bikis! The dishes were well relished by the eager parents participating in the fete. It was a wonderful day for all the invitees as they enjoyed the activities, snacks and exhibition.


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What's Actually Happening When You're Watching A Movie Sex Scene With Your Family — In GIFs!
We've all been through it — what started off as an innocent movie night with the family becomes a wildly uncomfortable experience the minute a surprisingly racy sex scene fills the screen. Let's relive all the awkwardness — in GIFs — after the jump…
At first you're all like:
And then you're just chillin'.
Alright, a heavy make-out scene isn't so bad.
But then…
Aaand it's happening.
On the outside, you're all like:
And everyone else is like:
While your pervy uncle's like:
But the whole time you're thinking:
And you're like:
Stop. Stop. Stop. Dear lord. Please just make. It. Stoppppp.
You can only pretend to text for so long.
And then you're like, it's fine… we're all adults here.
…Nope. Still awkward.
Near the end of it you're just like:
And it finally does. On the outside you try to play it cool like:
But on the inside you're like:
By the end you pretend it never happened.
"Yeah it, uh, was pretty good. What did you think?"
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It is the morning after I arrived home from the longest stretch of this summers Sliotar tour and I am trying to slowly make sense of it all. It has been crazy few weeks. In the past fifteen years we have toured a lot, so it is hard to rate the tours anymore at this stage. But I still cannot help to feel that we did some thing great on this tour. Every show was a pleasure for us to play.
We started the tour at the wonderful Bundan Celtic Festival. I'll be honest, we did struggle with the heat, and maybe did not get to enjoy our time off at the festival as much as in the past few years. But at the same time, it was the worst heatwave in Italy since 2003 and most locals were struggling with it as well. But that did not stop us having a stormer of a show! The massive audience of Bundan Celtic Festival were with us from the start and together we rocked the dust filled flood plains of Bundan for two hours!
Sunday was our day off at the festival, but we love to play, and when the Cisalpipers invited us to play with them during their show, we were more than happy to do it 🙂 It is rarely this kind of collaborations amount to anything more than a mess, but there is something wonderfully organic about the two bands joining forces, partly to do with the fact that our instrumentations don't overlap too much. We love Cisalpipers!
After Italy, we headed to the Czech republic. It is no secret that Sliotar has a special place in our hearts for the Czech republic. This is where we have been coming for 13 years now, and in many ways it was the inspiration that lead to us tour independently around Europe. We love the food, we love the beer, (and I even love the sparkling water) and most of all we love the people 🙂
Our first show was at the Zach's pub in Plzen. It is hard to describe this show as a pub gig, as on summertime the concerts are held outside on the courtyard, and the stage is bigger than some of the smaller festival stages we have played. Plzen did not let us down, the court yard was full, and we could not have asked for a better start to the Czech leg of our tour. The night was beautiful and the people gave us a warm welcome 🙂
From Plzen we drove down to Prague, the famous and beautiful Czech capital city. We played a show in the Vagon club with our good friends the Hakka Muggies. It was a sweaty mayhem, a night I will not forget for a long time! Once again the crowd fed us with their energy, and for nearly two hours together we shook the foundations of the wonderful Vagon club. Also since the very first time we heard the Hakka Muggies sound checking at the Keltska Noc festival many years back, we have been fans. There has been few lineup changes in the past year, and their always solid set this time was the tightest we have ever heard! Check them out.
On Thursday morning we left Prague behind and headed for Moravia. Let me just say that for the thirteen years we have been coming to the Czech republic, there has been road works on the Prague – Brno motorway. And still it does not seem to be getting much better. So if you are planning to make that drive, allow for some extra drive time.
Our first stop in Moravia was Kurim, where we have been going for almost every year since the beginning. In Kurim we play on a beautiful old school yard, and the tradition has been that it always rains in Kurim. This year, we were lucky, we had a starlight sky and no rain 🙂
After Kurim we headed to where it all started for us in the Czeck, the wonderful Keltska Noc festival. This has been a highlight of our schedule for many years, and even though we only play at the festival on Saturday night, we always stay for the whole festival. In fact we are trying to convince the organisers to expand the festivals 15th edition to three day festival 😉
On Friday night we enjoyed the music at the festival, wondered around the stalls and mingled with many friends we have made over the years. And when the official festival program of Friday night finished, the session continued well into the early hours of Saturday morning, when the sun was making its way up again over the skyline of Plumlov.
The Saturday morning festival program kicks off with a short session on the festival stage of several musicians from many bands who play at the festival. It is always a moment of disbelief when Tomas Somrs knocks on our cabin door in the morning and asks us to join in the session 😀 But all it took this year was a promise of coffee from the wonderful coffee stall they have at the festival to get us up on the stage 🙂
Finally Saturday night 10.10pm Sliotar took to the stage. What followed was a wonderful hour and twenty minutes, where once again the audience fuelled us with their energy and stuck by us even through the few rain showers. It is hard to put into words the love we feel from our audience at these shows. But as always, sooner than we would like, the show was over for another year.
Still the after party of the festival participants, who were not ready to give-up just yet, went well into the Sunday morning.
Our final show was in Telc, which truly is a magical place. If you have never been to Telc, put it into your bucket list right now! You will thank me later 😉 We have long history with Prazdniny v Telci as well, but we missed the festival last year, so it was even more special for us to be back playing in the beautiful castle. Also the wonderful Tradish from Denmark played amazing show before us, and with them the afterparty session in the bar on the main square continued to the early hours of Monday morning. It was hard to say good night as we knew this would be the end of the tour, and when we would wake up, it would be time to say good bye and head home. But that is the nature of our job 🙂
Let me just say big thank you to Tomas Somrs, Alan Fabbri, everybody at the Bundan Celtic Festival, Keltska Noc Festival, Cisalpipers, Milan and the whole family and everyone at the Prazdniny v Telci, the Hakka Muggies and everyone at the Vagon club, Karl and the staff at the Zach's pub and all of the organisers at the Kurim celtic evening event. Big thank you to all of the sound crews we got to work with, you guys make us sound fantastic night after night!
But most of all, absolutely massive thank you to everyone of you who came to see us at the live shows, without you guys we simply could not do this. It is your faith in us and continued support in what we do that make us want to work even harder. Thank you! And don't forget, Keep it Celtic 😉
J.P. Kallio from Sliotar


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In a study of 60 cats fitted with cameras for seven to 10 days, a University of Georgia research team has found nearly 30 percent of them killed prey, ending the lives of two animals per week on average. Their prey? Unlucky lizards, snakes, and frogs accounted for 41 percent—but the cats ate only 30 percent of what they killed.
With the help of National Geographic Society's Crittercam project, the study also found the felines to be pretty adventurous, nearly half crossing roadways and a quarter eating and drinking things they found.
Kitty Cam: The project attaching cameras to cats as they move through the wild.
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Yesterday I preached a remixed version of a sermon i have preached before on Barnabas. I found myself getting all Pentecostal! So if you want the orderly version and a set of notes for this talk, read the old version. If on the other hand, you want to hear what happened when I found myself preaching in The Perfecting Church, a growing, lively church in New Jersey you can listen to the new version here.Here are a couple of key phrases from the talk:In God's kingdom fulfilling your destiny … [Read more...]
Prophetic Encouragement – fulfilling your destiny in God
Conclusion of the Barnabas serialization
One aspect that we haven't talked much about is this: Barnabas may well have single-handedly prevented a damaging split in the early church between Antioch and Jerusalem. If you go back and read it, you will see that he was the 'go-between' for Peter and Paul-between Antioch and Jerusalem. It wasn't always easy in that relationship but Barnabas had a foot in both camps. He was a blessing and was described as the 'chief-mediator' between those two great centers of the early church by one com … [Read more...]
Barnabas Part Five – Mistakes turned round for good
Barnabas is an encouragement to us in another way: Like so many heroes of the Bible, he wasn't perfect. Don't you find that encouraging? God is in the business of using servants who are not perfect, people who blow it, people who make mistakes. Maybe you're sitting here this morning and you've mentally disqualified yourself from being used by God because of mistakes you've made in the past, sins you've committed in the past. I want to say to you, "There's another chance for you!" We see in Galati … [Read more...]
Barnabas Part Four– Receiving prophetic encouragement that propels
The Gift of Encouragement from Jubilee Church on Vimeo.In Acts 13 Barnabas himself was encouraged by others. Remember the purpose of prophecy is encouragement. Remember when we say encouragement, we're not just talking about a warm fuzzy feeling. We're talking about sometimes being thrust out, our passage begins "and in the church of Antioch, there were prophets and teachers." (Barnabas is at the lead of this list, he seems to be the church leader there.) "Barnabas, Simeon, who was called Nig … [Read more...]
Barnabas Part Three – Encouraging a baby church and an emerging leader
Very soon, Barnabas' encouragement finds another outlet, another opportunity. We see, in Acts 11, that Barnabas begins to encourage a baby church. A few people don't wait for the apostles to send them or tell them what to do, they run because of persecution and when they arrive in Antioch they begin to share the Gospel. They don't wait for headquarters to instruct them, they get on with it. Then, in verse 22 the apostles hear of what's been happening, people are becoming Christians and a church i … [Read more...]
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Downloads: HiDef. LowDef , DVD Quality or AudioHere is the continuation of an edited transcript of the above sermon which began yesterday:Who did Barnabas Encourage?First of all, and it may seem like a slightly funny place to start, he encouraged his leaders. Have you ever thought about that, that leaders need encouragement too? I know one or two of you are sitting here this morning thinking: "I want to be a leader?" Are you so sure? Leadership can be a real challenge. … [Read more...]
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Tonight's Class A championship between Somers and Sleepy Hollow has been postponed because of inclement weather. The game has been rescheduled for 6 p.m. on Thursday.
Of course, the snow, sleet, rain, wind and cold – you know, the usual – is expected to last deep into the night. Stay tuned about tomorrow. As of now, the game will still be played at Mahopac High School, but the storm will likely be worse there than in other part of the section.
Also, with this postponement, the Class A state quarterfinal that had been scheduled for Sunday has been pushed to Monday. It is still scheduled for Mahopac as well, but the time has not been set. Remember: Monday is Veterans Day, meaning schools will NOT be in session.


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