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"Even if I didn't make it, I just wanted my baby to survive. I was holding out hope during the earthquake that this day would come," Zhang, 35, said yesterday from her hospital bed in the Urumqi maternal care hospital in her home region of Xinjiang in China's far west. Her daughter, swaddled in a pink floral blanket and weighing 3.3kg (7lb 4oz), lay beside her.
Zhang's rescue from a half-collapsed seven-storey block of flats in the town of Dujiangyan set off celebrations among her rescuers, who feared the severely weakened structure could come crashing down at any minute. Zhang and her 63-year-old mother had been trapped under about 6 metres (18ft) of concrete slabs and other debris.
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CANNON-L ArchivesArchiver > CANNON > 1997-09 > 0874860367
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Subject: CANNON ~ 1760 ~ SC ~ GA ~ AL
Date: Sun, 21 Sep 1997 12:46:07 -0400 (EDT)
Hello group
Here is a part of my Cannons, if interested I can send more privatly.
Thanks Debi K.
1. NATHANIEL1 CANNON was born 1760 in S. C., and died 04/18/1844 in
Wilkinson Co. GA. He married FRANCIS SUMNER 1790 in Burke Co. GA.
Nathaniel Cannon is listed as a member of Big Sandy Missionary Baptist
Church from 1812 to1836
Under Mount Olive Primitive Baptist Church: Organized 1837, it's original
members came overfrom the Big Sandy Missionary Baptist Church. Records from
the Cannon Family claim the land for erecting the church was given by
Nathaniel Cannon, whos wife was Francis Sumner. They were among the first
bearing that name to settle in Wilkenson co. Both were born in SC. The
church is located on the Laurens - Wilkinson Co. line. It was apparently
placed there to convienance the Cannon families. Others who withdrew from Big
Sandy helped to form Pleasant Plains. Those named as organizers of Mount
Olive were; William Payne, a minister, and his wife Sara, Benjamin Fordham
lll (Elsie miller); Nathan Cannon and his son Miles (Nancy Isler); John
Holliman (Prudence Hooks); Anna Buckholtz and Martha Payne.
Children of Nathaniel Cannon and Francis Sumner are:
2. i. WILEY2 CANNON, b. 1791, Burke Co. GA; d. 06/08/1857, Columbus,
Muscogee Co. GA.
3. ii. ELIZABETH (LIZZIE) CANNON, b. 1794, Burke Co. GA.
iii. LUCRETIA CANNON, b. 1796, Burke Co. GA; m. (1) JAMES JUSTICE, Abt
1824; m. (2) JOHN W. RYE, 1825-1826.
4. iv. MILES CANNON, b. 10/02/1797, Laurens Co. SC; d. 10/16/1853, GA ?.
v. KEZIAH CANNON, b. 08/08/1799, Burks Co, GA; m. (1) JESSE HARRIS; m.
(2) J.L. HANCOCK, 03/07/1822, Wilkinson Co. GA.
5. vi. ALLEN CANNON, b. 1801, Wilkinson Co. GA.
6. vii. NATHANIEL JR. CANNON, b. 1801, Wilkinson Co. GA.
7. viii. DIDEMMA CANNON, b. 1803, Wilkinson Co. GA; d. Abt 1880.
8. ix. JOICIE CANNON, b. 1805, Wilkinson Co. GA; d. 1832, Wilkinson Co.
9. x. JAMES CANNON, b. 03/04/1809, Wilkinson Co. GA; d. 06/13/1857.
Generation No. 2
2. WILEY2 CANNON (NATHANIEL1) was born 1791 in Burke Co. GA, and died
06/08/1857 in Columbus, Muscogee Co. GA. He married (1) CHARLOTTE UNKNOWN
1818 in Muscogee Co. GA. He married (2) SUSANNA SHEPARD 1851 in Cass co.
Children of Wiley Cannon and Charlotte Unknown are:
i. ZILPHY3 CANNON, b. 1822; m. THOMAS G. WOOD, 10/16/1844, Muscogee
Co. Georgia.
10. ii. WHERRY M. CANNON, b. 01/16/1823, Wilkinson Co. GA; d. Bef 1871,
Wilkinson Co. GA.
11. iii. SARAH CANNON, b. 1824, Muscogee Co. GA.
iv. JAMES CANNON, b. 1825, Muscogee Co. Georgia.
12. v. MALISSA CANNON, b. 1826, Muscogee Co. GA.
vi. LEMUEL CANNON, b. 01/02/1826, Muscogee Co. GA; d. 06/27/1902; m.
NANCY WHITE, 01/08/1859, Muscogee Co. GA.
vii. LEWIS C CANNON, b. 1829, Muscogee Co. GA.
viii. JOHN F. CANNON, b. 1830, Muscogee Co. GA; d. 1850, Columbus,
Harris, GA.
ix. ELBERT CANNON, b. 1832, Muscogee Co. GA; m. NELLIE WOMACK,
12/22/1857, Coosa, AL.
13. x. DAVID CANNON, b. 1834, Wilkinson, GA; d. Cass Co. TX.
xi. JESSE D CANNON, b. 05/1836, Muscogee, GA; d. 04/06/1909, Cass co.
Texas; m. CATHRINE WOMMACK, Muscogee Co. Georgia.
xii. ROBERT J CANNON, b. 1838, Muscogee Co. Georgia.
Child of Wiley Cannon and Susanna Shepard is:
xiii. ANDREW W.3 CANNON, b. 1855, Wilkinson Co Georgia.
3. ELIZABETH (LIZZIE)2 CANNON (NATHANIEL1) was born 1794 in Burke Co. GA.
She married WILLIAM NATHAN BOWEN 1816 in Wilkinson Co. GA.
Child of Elizabeth Cannon and William Bowen is:
14. i. WILLIAM N.3 BOWEN, b. 1817.
4. MILES2 CANNON (NATHANIEL1) was born 10/02/1797 in Laurens Co. SC, and
died 10/16/1853 in GA ?. He married NANCY ISLER 06/1820 in Burke Co. GA,
daughter of Nathan Isler and Lishy Unknown.
Children of Miles Cannon and Nancy Isler are:
15. i. JOHN G.3 CANNON, b. 1821, Wilkinson Co GA.
ii. NATHANIEL I CANNON, b. 1825, Wilkinson Co GA; d. 1863.
16. iii. WYLIE LEWIS CANNON, b. 11/03/1827, Wilkinson Co GA; d. 03/14/1863.
iv. WILLIAM A. CANNON, b. 1833, Wilkinson Co GA; m. SARAH L DUPREE,
10/05/1852, Wilkinson Co GA.
v. NATHAN W. CANNON, b. 1836, Wilkinson Co GA.
17. vi. DAVID S CANNON, b. 1838, Wilkinson Co. GA.
18. vii. MILES JEFFERSON CANNON, b. 1842, Wilkinson Co GA.
viii. NANCY L. CANNON, b. 1844, Wilkinson Co GA; m. WILEY BENDER.
5. ALLEN2 CANNON (NATHANIEL1) was born 1801 in Wilkinson Co. GA. He married
RACHAEL MARY RIGSBY 1840 in Wilkinson Co. GA.
Children of Allen Cannon and Rachael Rigsby are:
i. FRANCES ANN3 CANNON, m. THOMAS DICKSON, 10/20/1846, Wilkinson Co.
ii. LEAH JEAN CANNON, m. JOEL LOFTON, 07/29/1852, Wilkinson Co GA.
19. iii. LUCRETIA CANNON.
iv. PHOEBE ANN CANNON, m. JAMES (JESSE) RERCO, 11/07/1849, Wilkinson Co
v. IVERSON CANNON, b. 1830; m. VIRGINIA MURKINSON, 09/30/1852,
Wilkinson Co GA.
20. vi. WILLIAM FRANKLIN CANNON, b. 1839, Wilkinson Co GA; d. 1903.
6. NATHANIEL JR.2 CANNON (NATHANIEL1) was born 1801 in Wilkinson Co. GA.
Children of Nathaniel Cannon are:
i. HARRIET3 CANNON, b. 1829, Wilkinson Co. GA.
ii. WILLIAM H. CANNON, b. 1831, Wilkinson Co. GA.
7. DIDEMMA2 CANNON (NATHANIEL1) was born 1803 in Wilkinson Co. GA, and died
Abt 1880. She married (1) THEOPHILUS MASON 1825 in Wilkinson Co GA. She
married (2),GEORGE BRACK 1840.
Children of Didemma Cannon and Theophilus Mason are:
i. FRANCES3 MASON.
ii. JOHN MASON.
iii. JOYCE MASON.
iv. MARY MASON.
v. OFFEANN MASON.
vi. RACHEL MASON.
vii. NATHANIEL ENET MASON, b. 10/29/1826, GA; d. 01/01/1910; m. RACHEL
viii. JAMES ALLEN MASON, b. 11/03/1834, Wilkinson Co GA; d.
10/30/1911; m. MELISSA MAGDALENE BRANAN, 12/27/1858.
ix. AMANDA C./E. MASON, b. 1836, Ga; m. ELI NESMITH.
Children of Didemma Cannon and George Brack are:
x. MILES3 BRACK.
xi. ELI BRACK.
xii. FRANKLIN BRACK.
xiii. ELIZABETH BRACK.
xiv. DORINDA BRACK.
8. JOICIE2 CANNON (NATHANIEL1) was born 1805 in Wilkinson Co. GA, and died
1832 in Wilkinson Co. GA. She married GEORGE HARRISON.
Child of Joicie Cannon and George Harrison is:
i. ELIZABETH3 HARRISON.
9. JAMES2 CANNON (NATHANIEL1) was born 03/04/1809 in Wilkinson Co. GA, and
died 06/13/1857. He married LEAH STANLEY WEST Abt 1830 in Wilkinson Co. GA,
daughter of James Stanley and Leah Fordham.
Children of James Cannon and Leah West are:
i. WILLIAM3 CANNON, b. Wilkinson Co. GA.
ii. FRANKLIN ALLEN CANNON, b. 09/16/1832, Wilkinson Co. GA; d. 1915,
Laurens Co. GA.
iii. HARDY W. CANNON, b. 1834, Wilkinson Co. GA.
iv. MARY F. CANNON, b. 1836, Wilkinson Co. GA; m. H.M. GREEN.
v. BENJAMIN F. CANNON, b. 1837, Wilkinson Co. GA.
vi. NANCY A. CANNON, b. 1838, Wilkinson Co. GA.
vii. EDWARD B. CANNON, b. 1840, Wilkinson Co. GA.
viii. WINNIFORD CANNON, b. 1841, Wilkinson Co. GA; m. JAMES A.
ix. LEAH M. CANNON, b. 1844, Wilkinson Co. GA.
x. RACHEL A. CANNON, b. 1847, Wilkinson Co. GA.
xi. LUCRETIA J. CANNON, b. 1848, Wilkinson Co. GA; m. R.J. STUCKEY.
xii. JOSEPH M. CANNON, b. 1850, Wilkinson Co. GA.
xiii. ELSIE ALSY CANNON, b. 1851, Wilkinson Co. GA; m. GEORGE NATHAN
xiv. GEORGE W CANNON, b. 10/03/1853, Wilkinson Co. GA.
Generation No. 3
10. WHERRY M.3 CANNON (WILEY2, NATHANIEL1) was born 01/16/1823 in Wilkinson
Co. GA, and died Bef 1871 in Wilkinson Co. GA. He married BETSIE ANN NELSON
12/21/1852 in Muscogee, GA, daughter of Jesse Nelson and Susan Wall.
Children of Wherry Cannon and Betsie Nelson are:
i. SUSIE M.4 CANNON, b. 12/13/1853, Muscogee Co. GA.
21. ii. ROBERT JASPER CANNON, b. 09/01/1855, Chatahoochee Co. GA; d.
06/23/1933, Lone Grove, Carter Co. OK / Hewitt Cemetery.
22. iii. LEE ANDER CANNON, b. 12/08/1858, Chattahoochee Co. GA.
11. SARAH3 CANNON (WILEY2, NATHANIEL1) was born 1824 in Muscogee Co. GA.
She married JAMES M SMITH 10/23/1845 in Muscogee Co. GA.
Child of Sarah Cannon and James Smith is:
i. SARAH4 SMITH, b. 1846.
12. MALISSA3 CANNON (WILEY2, NATHANIEL1) was born 1826 in Muscogee Co. GA.
She married RUFUS SHARP 06/12/1845 in Muscogee, GA.
Children of Malissa Cannon and Rufus Sharp are:
i. CHARLOTTE4 SHARP, b. 1846.
ii. WILLIAM R. SHARP, b. 1847.
iii. SARAH SHARP, b. 1849.
13. DAVID3 CANNON (WILEY2, NATHANIEL1) was born 1834 in Wilkinson, GA, and
died in Cass Co. TX. He married SARAH ELIZABETH WOMACK 11/20/1856 in
Muscogee Co. GA.
Children of David Cannon and Sarah Womack are:
i. ELIZABETH4 CANNON, b. 1857, near Wetumpka, Elmore Co. AL; m.
WILLIAM T. (SPURGER) RIDDLESPURGER, 03/03/1881, Cass co. TX.
ii. SARAH CANNON, b. 11/28/1858, Wetumpka, Elmore co. AL; d.
05/31/1927; m. JOSEPH HENRY JOHNSON, 10/28/1885.
iii. MALE CANNON, b. Abt 1860, Wetumpka, Elmore co. AL; d. Bef 1865,
Elmore Co. AL.
iv. MALE CANNON, b. Abt 1862, Wetumpka, Elmore co. AL; d. Bef 1865,
ELmore Co. AL.
23. v. MARY ZILPHA "MOLLIE" CANNON, b. 06/1866, Elmore Co. AL; d. 1910,
Cass co. TX.
24. vi. ELLEN CANNON, b. 04/22/1869, Elmore Co. AL; d. 03/11/1961, Morris
Co. TX.
25. vii. CATHRINE MAUDE "KATIE" CANNON, b. 08/03/1870, Elmore Co. AL; d.
01/14/1936, Hughes Springs, Cass Co. TX.
26. viii. ARTHUR DAVID CANNON, b. 12/18/1874, Marietta, Cass, Co. TX; d.
27. ix. JESSIE GERTRUDE CANNON, b. 12/23/1876, Marietta, Cass, Co. TX; d.
10/16/1961, Camp Co. TX.
14. WILLIAM N.3 BOWEN (ELIZABETH (LIZZIE)2 CANNON, NATHANIEL1) was born
1817. He married NANCY L. DUPREE 01/03/1838 in Wilkinson Co. GA.
Children of William Bowen and Nancy DuPree are:
i. CYTHIA4 BOWEN, b. 1840, Wilkinson Co GA.
ii. JOHN BOWEN, b. 1841, Wilkinson Co GA.
iii. WILLIAM BOWEN, b. 1842, Wilkinson Co GA.
iv. MARY R. BOWEN, b. 1844, Wilkinson Co GA.
v. JAMES J. BOWEN, b. 1845, Wilkinson Co GA.
vi. NANCY BOWEN, b. 1847, Wilkinson Co GA.
vii. JANE BOWEN, b. 1849, Wilkinson Co GA.
15. JOHN G.3 CANNON (MILES2, NATHANIEL1) was born 1821 in Wilkinson Co GA.
He married (1) JANE GREEN 12/22/1842 in Wilkinson Co GA, daughter of Jesse
Green. He married (2) ELIZABETH MATHIS 08/28/1853 in Wilkinson Co GA. He
married (3) MARGARET NESMITH 05/18/1866 in Wilkinson Co GA, daughter of J.
Nesmith and Elizabeth Walker.
Children of John Cannon and Jane Green are:
i. LETIA4 CANNON, b. 1844, GA; m. UNKNOWN MAPLES.
ii. MARTHA ANN CANNON, b. 1845, GA; d. 1854.
iii. NANCY CANNON, b. 1847, GA.
28. iv. MARY J. CANNON, b. 1848, GA.
Children of John Cannon and Elizabeth Mathis are:
29. v. M.J.4 CANNON, b. 1854.
vi. BENJAMIN CANNON, b. 1855; m. SARAH BUTLER.
vii. CLARBORN CANNON, b. 1858.
30. viii. J. CANNON, b. 1859.
ix. DREW J. CANNON, b. 1864.
Children of John Cannon and Margaret Nesmith are:
x. RACHAEL4 CANNON, b. 1868.
xi. WINNIE A. CANNON, m. HOMER ADAMS.
xii. JOHN N. CANNON, b. 1874; m. POLLY ROZAR.
xiii. W.A. CANNON, b. 1875; m. GUS ROZAR.
xiv. JAMES D. CANNON, b. 1878; m. MAGGIE DAVIDSON.
16. WYLIE LEWIS3 CANNON (MILES2, NATHANIEL1) was born 11/03/1827 in
Wilkinson Co GA, and died 03/14/1863. He married MILLIE ANN GREEN, daughter
of Eason Green and Eliza Weaver.
Children of Wylie Cannon and Millie Green are:
i. EASON M.4 CANNON, b. 1849.
ii. NANCY ALICE CANNON, b. 09/23/1862; m. RICHARD RANDOLPH CARR,
17. DAVID S3 CANNON (MILES2, NATHANIEL1) was born 1838 in Wilkinson Co. GA.
He married MARY GILDER.
Children of David Cannon and Mary Gilder are:
i. JAMES4 CANNON.
ii. NANCY CANNON.
18. MILES JEFFERSON3 CANNON (MILES2, NATHANIEL1) was born 1842 in Wilkinson
Co GA. He married (1) HESTER WILLIAMS, daughter of William Williams and Mary
Ross. He married (2) MARTH FORDHAM 05/30/1867 in Wilkinson Co GA.
Children of Miles Cannon and Hester Williams are:
i. LOTTIE4 CANNON, b. 1872; m. JAMES HOWELL.
ii. NANCY J. CANNON, b. 1874; m. BEN YARBOROUGH.
iii. FERNANDO CANNON, b. 1879; m. OLA PIERCE.
19. LUCRETIA3 CANNON (ALLEN2, NATHANIEL1). She married WILEY FORDHAM
03/14/1845 in Wilkinson Co GA.
Children of Lucretia Cannon and Wiley Fordham are:
i. ELI W.4 FORDHAM.
ii. RACHEL FORDHAM.
iii. JACKSON FORDHAM.
iv. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN FORDHAM.
v. ELISIE JANE FORDHAM.
vi. JOEL IVERSON FORDHAM.
vii. JAMES WILEY FORDHAM.
viii. MARSHALL FORDHAM.
ix. CHARLES EDGAR FORDHAM.
20. WILLIAM FRANKLIN3 CANNON (ALLEN2, NATHANIEL1) was born 1839 in Wilkinson
Co GA, and died 1903. He married MARY BUTLER.
Children of William Cannon and Mary Butler are:
i. PEARL4 CANNON, m. HUBERT DR. C. WOOD.
ii. WILLIAM FRANK JR. CANNON, m. ELLEN SMITH.
iii. ROY CANNON, m. LILLIAN ROBERTS.
iv. MAGGIE M. CANNON, m. ED REV. PHARIS.
v. DAUGHTER CANNON.
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1. Set temperature and relative humidity set control points correctly on cooling units. Deeming this the "lowest hanging fruit," Brill states that cold intake air "is actually bad for reliability because it causes water to condensate inside the hardware." Rather than setting your temperature at a chilly 59 degrees Fahrenheit, he asserts that the "desired cooling unit leaving temperature would be 70 degrees F."
[ For additional tips on cutting costs in your datacenter, please read "Beat the datacenter heat, cheap." ]
2. Don't run more cooling units than you need. According to Uptime research, datacenters run, on average, three times more cooling units than necessary. On top of that, he writes, "computer rooms with the most excessive cooling had the highest percentage of hot spots." Having just as much cooling as you need to address your heat load is ideal in that it increases cooling stability while saving energy.
3. Ensure that your cooling units are delivering at their rated capacity. There are various reasons why your cooling systems aren't operating at the level outlined by the manufacturer, Brill writes. It could be due to incorrect piping, plugged filters, or stuck throttling valves. He recommends that you bring in a third party, rather than your current contractor, to perform the investigation.
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It is not a hotel, but a "guest-processing facility" and not a very good one. Common parts are scruffy, staff are invisible, there is no warmth or atmosphere(no heating in my room despite snow on the ground outside) and the food was mediocre.
Very friendly staff, beautiful facility, good restaurant and nice location just outside Aachen. Would recommend highly to anyone visiting the area.
Clean , new , everything was well organised No
Kasteel Vaalsbroek is located between Aachen, Maastricht, Heerlen in a very green environment. Great for a hiking and little road trips to the Eifel area. The rather soft separate beds..
nice comfortable hotel called a "castle hotel" and hardly any castle things or sphere available restaurant not sufficient for number of guest for both diner and breakfast
Friendly staff; excellent food; attractive grounds. Unfortunately, we did not have the opportunity to take advantage of the spa. Bed was soft and uncomfortable. Shower did not function properly, although when we told them (at the end of our stay) the staff apologized and assured us it would be fixed.
Excellent facilities and beautiful surroundings. Lovely room and a good evening meal in the lovely restaurant. Breakfast was good too! No complaints; we wish we could have stayed longer! No
the location is wonderful and quiet and the ambiance is very good. A good place to start nice trips. the time on which we could have dinner. You had to choose and the times were not nice for us. So we went to Vaals where there are nice places to eat.
Everuthing was better than expectation. Food was good for dinner and breakfast. If you want to relax, I recommend this hotel. Nothing at all.
Everything but especially the friendliness of the staff.
Swimming pool/spa While in a non-smoking room, the corridor we had to use to get to our room stunk of cigerette/cigar smoke.
This hotel was awesome. My family and I stayed in a family room that was pefect. It was close to downtown, the shopping, and the Christmas Markets. The staff is very friendly and most speak multiple languages. Breakfast Buffett was also good and worth the 12.5 pp. The restaraunt is very pricey.....plan to eat diner else where if you are looking for value.
The reception staff is helpful. There is no refrigerator and smoking smell in non-smoking room.
swimming pool over priced for the quality of the room
Location excellent None
the spa and the swiming pool room to small, no internet conection, a bit rundown
the room we were upgraded to was excellent, the receptionist who delt with our complaint about the original room was excellent. the room we were given to begin with was way below standard and if we had had to stay in that room and not have the option of upgrading it would have turned a very good stay into a very bad one
convenient location and excellent breakfast. Room was comfortable. Carpets in corridors were not clean, room was a bit dusty. Ridiculous price for internet connection. The whole place apart from restaurant needs tidying up, and perhaps re-design.
Swimmingpool is very nice.Breakfest was excellent. Familyrooms for stay with children. Why did you not mention that slippers and bathrobe are obligatory and that you have to pay 12 € to rent it.Idem parking 5€ per night
Really nothing Very applicable!!A misearable room,no services,old and weary towels,no tissues paper,no room service.Maybe can be considered as two star hotel!!!!
February is a quiet month in which you can enjoy all the water and heat in a very comfortable way. Themae 2000 is build on a beautiful spot, it supplies views and it is surrounded with some impressive big trees. The building is a great design and the sauna's are among the best in the lowlands! The system with a keycard for the door and a paper card with your roomnumber for the restaurant does not work. You have to take both into the spa. Apparently the staff is working on this problem. I hope they will develop or purchase a system with a wristband or a pin that opens your door and can be used in the restaurants and does not show your roomnumber. I don't get it why you have to get dressed when you want to be into the swimmingpool area.
Everything was wonderful, we enjoyed hanging out in our pool-bath robes. It was a very relaxing get-a-away. Staff was great. We will return
It was very busy and could have used more staff on duty, some staff in the restaurant areas could be a bit friendlier, although others were very good. would be nice to also have hot water pool on the 'sauna' side
Wonderful facilities, efficient staff and good food. We have been going to Thermae 2000 for 5 years and it has never disappointed. Much better than equivalent British spas.
Love going to breakfast in a robe and not putting on real clothes the entire stay! Liked being able to use spa, robe and towel even after check out.
clean, calm and relaxed nature of the hotel and facilities. Not being able to make a tea or coffee in the rooms.
The Spa and hotel facilities all under one roof
it is a wellness hotel which means you relax and enjoy the tropical surroundings, warm water and spa treatments
Relaxing in the SPA, enjoying healthy food and visiting the village. Carpet on the floor. The room was clean but the terrace was dirty. Staff not always responding to the client's needs. Old fashion rooms and bed not really confortable.
A very comfortable hotel with a fantastic breakfast
the class of this hotel is excellent, in view of the price a bargain. in spite of the information their was no Wheelchair room. But the room we had was large enough for ours scootmobiel to stand in.
We were given a very large comfortable "standard" room (perhaps because we were staying 5 nights, but it was quiet and clean. Shower needed a good scrub and / or re-grouting.
It is a fine building and well converted to a hotel, very spacious. Lots of pleasant sitting areas, great dining room and excellent breakfast and evening meal. Grounds around the hotel also very pleasant Service in the restaurant was a bit slow fot he second sitting in the evening
the hotel and its grounds were lovely, and the common rooms quite elegant. the individual rooms were well appointed and comfortable the bathroom had a number of problems - it smelled bad, as if there were a sewer leak, and the hot water in the shower didn't work.
Wonderful building with lots of history. It was immaculate and the staff were very welcoming. Nothing
The hotel is nice and quirt, located in a park. The room was big and comfortable. The food in the restaurant is excellent but the service was not very professional. The barroom is a bit old fashion (standard room) and not very comfortable. The room was cold when we arrived; the personal arranged the heating problem
It was a beautiful building with kind and helpful staff and the food in the restaurant was to "die for!" I felt that the modern art in the grounds were not in keeping with the building and setting
The diningroom, The comfortable Castel luxury room. Personel extremely nice and ofcourse the "lastminute" price for the booking and an upgrade for 15 euros per night. For years they have the policy to pay for your internet minutes. I think that in this time it should be free of charge as it is in so many other hotels. (Free Wifi) Breakfast of 15.50 euro is rather expensive, which we have not taken. I don't need smoked salmon early in the morning..
We only stay one night on our way to france. We arrived to you and after five hours driving it was nice to have a break and we toke room service and it was good. Good night sleep and then out on the highway again so we dont use the Hotels facilities. Breakfast was wery good.
We enjoyed the wonderful ambience.
You get buffet breakfast and its only 10 min walk to the nearest train station The service wasn't good. I had no t.v in the room, had to ask 4 times! and it took 2 days!
The araff were nice Very old,need to make renovating in the breakfast and dining room
friendlystaff location clean and tidy room good chioce of breakfast no
Good location, close to train station. Decent breakfast. As expected for what we paid. Room door lock was not secure. The lobby was full of cigarette smoke. No front desk staff at 7:15am when we wanted to check out.
The bedroom, the hotel staff and the location of the hotel, which was perfect because it was only a 10 minutes' walk to the train station and it is just 20 minutes from Maastricht. The restaurant. You are not able to order your dinner a la carte. Only a 3 meal-menu.
First I was given the key to an already occupied room. Then I was given a room on the first floor - very loud, and not secure (windows open onto the flat roof, accessible to other guests.)
The new building is pleasant, nice rooms and bathrooms. In the older part of hotel the rooms are not so charming. Good selection for breakfast.
Very effective heating ! Friendly and helpful staff Bed linen was clean, but a little discoloured
The hotel staff, which was very friendly and helpful. I stayed in this hotel for the second time. The first time I had a room in the new part of the hotel. This time I had a room in the old part. The rooms in the old part are very small and not so comfortable as the new ones.
The braekfast was good. The room was bright, clean, and roomy. The bathroom was clean and modern with plenty of hot water. The hotel is real close to the train station. I would stay there again. Not much I didn't like.
The apartments were well appointed, restaurant excellent, and the grounds beautiful. A bit of an effort to get to without a car, although the shuttle service to Maastricht station was very welcome. Staff very helpful and attentive. Also very interesting with St Gerlach's chapel and museum on the grounds. Stairs in the apartment were quite steep, if you are at all incapacitated ask for a ground floor room.
The grounds and the facilities were beautiful. I would have liked the breakfast to be included in the price of the room.
The junior suite was a private as your own appartment Nothing
Nice environment Nice dining room Good food Room is not confortable Old fashioned Too dark
spa facilities and the luxurious feeling of the room (we got an upgrade to a suite appartment) two barking dogs in the room next to us
great staff, always willing to help with even the most ridiculous requests...bistro dinner and buffet breakfasts were great
Your booking.com reservation did not come through: there was none! What happened with the reservation?
excellent renovation and architecture, very nice surroundings the hotel could use a full time concierge. the information given by the receptionists was not accurate, and kind of ruined our night (wanted to go to valkenburg christmas opening and told us that it was not open. Stayed in the hotel and missed the opening of the Christmas fair and the fireworks)
gardens,buildings,rooms,restaurants,staff,setting in the countryside,all excellent. no
Large junior apartment suite was well furnished, including well equipped kitchenette. Grounds were nicely done and provided a very peaceful setting. "King bed" was really 2 twin beds stuck together.
Management and staff very helpful with particular praise towards bar staff for their good humour and making a party atnosphere
Hotel's close proximity to Valkenburg rail station and city Centrum and free vehicle parking in a private lot at the hotel. Bathroom was clean. Most staff was friendly and helpful. Room and hallways in our wing of the hotel had a decidedly musty smell. Hotel should add some security to its one guest-accessible internet computer; a user (probably a guest's kid) apparently had been able to switch the default wallpaper to an inappropriate and offensive image.
when I came from out side at 4 pm the room door was opened and the towels not change the bath romm was not cleaan.
The very friendly and helpful staff, all of them, you should be congratulated on your staff training! The breakfast was OK but having to walk all the way to the buffet and back to your table was a bit much. Could the breakfast bar not be in the middle of the vast room? The dreadful music, a bit thighclapping and hopsa heisa.
Convenient in terms of transport and the counter service is good. The bartender is entertaining. Poor facilities such as no curtain in the bathroom - the floor is wet after bath; no internet connection, no water boiler in the room; I would rather to pay more to have these basic facilities.
The addition of evening entertainment was a bonus
Information on train service, local site seeing / walk tour map, etc. Should allow guest to use atleast two hours after check-in time, if required.
Quiet environmen, but close to transport. Yes, lack of internet. Only one computer terminal available for the whole hotel. Wireless network would be ideal,
Very Convenient, good off road parking, good value breakfast
We picked this hotel because we wanted to be near the town centre for the christmas markets, the hotel was perfect and we would stay there again.
Breakfasts were excellent and the staff were friendly and helpful. The lounge, breakfast room and bar area were beautifully decorated, and it was lovely to have a space where one could sit and relax. Smoking is still allowed in public areas in the Netherlands, and as non-smokers we found this a problem- unfortunately the smell from the bar travelled all the way up to the room (on the top floor).
Very good bedroom. Wide choice of food in restaurant, which was excellent quality and reasonably priced. No
The quality of facilities, for example the bar and restaurant
Room was comfortable, restaurant open long hours, convenient and easy. It's not cheap, no free internet access, and not very personal, but it does what it does efficiently
just for the weekend overnight and excellent breakfast buffet a very nice hotel
Easy access from motorway. No airconditioning. Too much noise from motorway. Unattended water leak in bathroom.
the customer service of the hotel staff overall was very poor not very happy with their attitude especially the restaurant staff restaurant and bar
There was some refurbishing going on which made me wake up early. However, the staff treated this in a good manner afterwards.
Nice view
The breakfast selection and quality of food were great. The bed was comfortable. Parking was free. Good value for money! The towels were kind of worn out. Internet was not free.
Coffee making facilities in the room would have been nice.
The owners of this hotel were pleasant and very accomodating. The hotel was beautiful and peaceful. We enjoyed it immensely and reccommend it to everyone! Absolutely nothing!
Nice swiming pool and sauna,, very kind and professional staff, nice location in the country side, quiet place, very clean rooms.
Friendly personal touch, family run with a welcoming atmosphere, quiet rural surroundings
The location was very nice as was the very helpful staff.
Location, View, Internet access, comfort of room, staff. Evening meal - poor quality, all starters and main courses full of salt. Smoking allowed in lounge/bar - very smoky.
New Piscine and Sauna, brand new building. Unfriendly at morning!Not very special breakfast.
views from apartment, swimming pool/sauna breakfast, cleanliness roadworks outside hotel created lengthy diverts for the weekend
Lovely landscape , beautiful small hotel in the countryside ... peaceful , clean and a special thanks to the owners who received us very well.Is was in fact a wonderfull stay. Just one thing, the equipment in the toilette makes a lot of noise (bath, flush...)
Very clean, quiet and very nice landscape. A little too expensive price per room. An additional payment for a very little balcony, most part of the rooms having their own balcony.
Very well managed, staff were low key but on call if you needed anything, friendly. Good reception rooms, good beer, large bed room. Could have done with more towels in the bathroom
The staff were very friendly and given we didn't speak any Dutch were very willing and able to help us understand things about the hotel. The public rooms in the hotel were beautiful and the food was excellent by any standard. The room itself was very pleasant but lacked basic amenities like the ability to make tea and coffee.
all very nice people with a high quality in service Beautiful room and very good food. no
One of the nicest hotels I have ever stayed in. Lovely quiet village, fantastic friendly and helpful staff, beautiful surroundings, excellent food. Perfect weekend, thank you. I will be back.
The environment Not very helpful
The staff where very friendly.
The stay was an unique experience, the atmosphere uncomparable and the whole thing just, literally, wonderful !
The location is perfect - close to nature, near the natural park (we've seen deers here). The castle is also very picturesque (expept the new connected part of the building with the lift which is nothing common with the castle). The personnel speaks very good English and very helpful. Common areas are very rich decorated and you feel yourself in a real castle here. The breakfast is not very varied but of a good quality products (the view from the restaurant is also great). No sound isolation (you can even see lots of light from the door at night). The light in the bathroom can be switched on only together with the ventilation which is very loud - at night you can't use the light. The stairs extremely scratching (but beatiful) and the lift (we used once) is a challenge - extremely slow and you will be feared a bit :) The restaurant was closed on 8 p.m. (as all in the area).
staying in a castle was very special
The service was excellent and the hotel staff was very friendly and very helpful.
The breakfast, the place where hotel is situated ( very near center but no noise), small hotel We were surprised by small size of the room. This is also reason why we find value for money "fair".
Wished we could have stayed longer, wonderful hotel really cosy, clean and welcoming, continental breakfast was huge.
Pleasant service and atmosphere,set menu dinner was good value Excessive street noise from local bars probably due to Hollands participation in UEFA football
Dinner (Menu) was excellent! The location is the centre of the city, and it was very quiet. The toillet and the shower cabin don't have enough space. Man feels very tight.
Friendly receptionist. Pre - arranged parking. Good breakfast. Good central position to the town centre. Rather tired decoration in our family room. Cramped with adition of bunk beds which had no ladder, or side bar to prevent a child from falling out (would not have been suitable if our children had been younger). Given one bottle of shower gel for 4 of us (to shower with each twice !) This hotel was expensive for an overnight stay, it had rather off putting list of 'rules' in the welcome brochure in the room and was old fashioned in its attitude to families


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Hi! I just discovered this cool forum in search of info concerning my new project. I am making a fiberglass resin mannequin (of myself- with assistance!), for sewing clothing as well as to be an "art piece". The mold will be two part (not including the head which I assume I will have to do separately in alginate and somehow attach later... that is another question, how to attach the head?), front and back separate, from plaster gauze. I have several questions. Basically if you have any tips on how to do this... please help... Does anyone have experience how to make a smooth transition between the front and back sections of the plaster gauze mold? I will have to put some oil or soap where the sections meet (I tried vaseline before and it worked ok but not great, maybe just because it was my first try). When the fiberglass resin has set, what is the best way to join the two sides of the mannequin? I don't want an ugly line up and down the sides! Maybe I should rethink this and put the front together with the back BEFORE casting, but then how to make the mannequin hollow? By drilling holes... eek, that sounds terrible. As you can see I am not very experienced with this.
Another question I have is regarding a mold release. I understand that shellac on the plaster and then wax over the shellac is a way to do it. What kind of wax? There is a spray wax, is there any specific kind for fiberglass resin?
I am beginning to visualize the process and it will be helpful if anyone can give a tip. By the way if you think of something better for this purpose than fiberglass let me know too, it's just that it would be lightweight compared to solid plaster, and it would be hard, so it can take the abuse of jabbing needles from sewing. Has anyone ever filled a bathtub with alginate? hehheh oh well, alginate I understand is not good for resin casting, nor is latex rubber (unsafe for the skin anyway?)
Thank you
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You can make a wet bedding for mold seams from celluose insulation. Use a magic marker to draw striaght lines down your sides this will be where the mold should stop. You should use the bedding to lay on or in while your helper pours the plaster.
FIrst coat should be about oatmeal thick. it should run and sag just a little this is your splash coat, once this starts hardening off setting. MIx the your helper should mix the nex coat a little thicker and pour over this first to a coating of about 2 inches. then do the reiforcement with the burlap and build the coating up. Once this start getting hot. you can remove it about five minutes into setting. Be sure you have the top very flat so you can litterly get back into the mold after its set up hard.
Now with cardboard, duct tape and a staple gun, build a dam around the edges, cut the damn so you can get back into the mold for comfort.
Using DAWN dishwashing soap apply this as a mold release where all the fresh plaster will pour onto. Be sure and coat it well! Or you may have to be broken out of the mold!
Now pour the back side splash coat. and so on until the back is done.
You may want to add a mold release to your body of VASOLINE. heat it until just liquid to apply.
You can use JOHNSON's PASTE WAX for furniture as a mold release, this come in a yellow flat type of can. Its carnuba wax. Must be applied and buffed out over the shellac sealer. Do this 3 or 4 times so it will release the part you are reproducing.
You can mold your head the same way as the body. You may need help to do your face with plaster or you can use alginate which you still should have help. Plug your nose and use a tube to breath of course. Do only a half at a time. Front half and then back half. Again cut away what you dont need and glass the halves together.
Yes you can make a mold with plaster #1 molding plaster, do the front, then the back, you will trim the remaning that is not needed fiberglass off.
Then is a simple mater off bonding the front and back together with additional matting and resin. You may need to grind away what is not need with a orbital sander.
Use of Auto body spot putty and the fill and sand method. If more than a little putty is needed in any one area use BONDO Auto body putty. NOT the reinforced stuff.
Attach the head to the body the same way you did the front and back halves.
Now if you did a good job molding the parts will be easily joined without a lot of grinding.
After you have everything joined up, you may nned to paint your new mannikin. You can choose to piant it with lacquers and a Auto Tuch up gun or have a Auto body shop paint it. If you have the equipment to paint use Polystranspars Lacquers and start off with a light flesh tone and sdjust up and down from that, as needed.
Hope this is what you were asking for like Cur, I think this is what you ask for. but am not totaly clear on it.
List of thing you will need are. #1 molding plaster, burlap for reinforcement (stronger than guaze) shellac and denatured alcohol to thin the shellac for the first two or three coats. Lumber yard.
Fiberglass resins and cloths and matts for adding strengtrh to the manninkin. Auto body filler (BONDO). Auto body spot putty for small indention repair. (Auto parts store that has auto painting supplies.) Gel coat for the first catylized layer in your mold.
Gray lacquer Auto body primer for fiberglass. You will be needing multible coats, sand each coat to show high and low spots, fill in the low spots with Bondo as needed or Spot putty as needed.
Wax from WALMART in the househood section, this is applied with a rag and buffed with a soft cotton cloth.
A book of boat hull or auto body repairs.
Time to experiment making the molds from plaster and doing the reproductions.
Experiment first by making a foot and hand arm etc. You can get very detailed with this method and every wrinkle, pimlpe etc will show. The great thing about this is you can remove and blemishes in the final product before painting.
Hope this helps you.
Sincerly John C
I heard of someone doing this once moulding them selves and one thing they forgot to do was ummmm not trying to be rude but they forgot to shave a few of the body hairs and you guesed it ....it was sheer hell when they tryed to get the mould off and the put plenty of release on themselfs,, just a thougth to think about!
They did get one thing from it dident need a wax job for a few months
cheers kiwi
are you going to breath while encased in this mould? surely the rigidity when it starts to set up will prevent chest expansion and contraction.
Thanks for the tips. Yes I will be able to breathe. And I am aware of the possibility of the hairs getting stuck and pulled out- I did a face once and had to wear a headband for weeks. (a receding hairline on a 24 y/o woman?) Of course I will have help and the help will watch the video I have on lifecasting. Thanks John for the detailed instruction. I will make a practice arm.
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You could use bondo, but the MEN catylist may cause a reaction. Bondo od coarse has some advantages as its light wieght. but as it heats it could burn or be uncomftrouble.
Check out sites about movie prop making
I've seen very good instructions on how they make full body casts with pumped muscles andd armored chest plates for the action movies
including very detailed instruction on how to do the seams and seperate the mold without use of a chainsaw.
it's out there. good luck
yuo can check out www.bioweapons.com it shows you how to make a full body cast for making costume armor but it can be useful to you to. just go how to section for info. hope this is useful to you.
Are you guys crazy. The information given to make a mold of yourself is totally wrong and dangerous. Look to a professional for knowledge before trying this and for gods sake don't follow the directions given here, you are risking your life doing so.


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Music Therapy in Africa
Berklee Students Share Music for Healing in Kenya & Tanzania
|Berklee music therapy student, Amanda Maestro-Scherer, helping a child communicate through music
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In May, music therapy students at Berklee College of Music will embark on an outreach effort to bring music to children in orphanages in Kenya and Tanzania in partnership with the nonprofit organization Musicians for World Harmony. These children have lost their parents through HIV/AIDS, and many themselves are infected with the virus.
Nine music therapy majors and two faculty/staff members will utilize the power of music to make connections with the children. Through this work, the therapists can provide a soothing outlet for expression, release, and healing. The Berklee team will also exchange clinical music therapy techniques with local musicians to establish ongoing, self-sustaining programs. The students will gain knowledge of the importance of music and its uses in other cultures.
While Berklee students have experience with populations in nursing homes, schools, and medical centers in this country, the Music Therapy in Africa project will provide the opportunity to extend service to populations elsewhere that are significantly underserved.
The students participating in this trip have been selected through a competitive audition and interview process. They are the leaders and pioneers of the future music therapy field.
The trip is scheduled for May 2007. The cost for each student is approximately $4,900. Although the students have been doing group fundraising, there is still a great need for individual support. To help out with these efforts, you can choose to sponsor an individual student and help cover these expenses. Read the profiles below of the students who have been selected from a competitive process to participate. A donation of any amount is welcomed. If you decide to become a partner in this effort, you will be paired up with the student you are supporting (unless you wish to donate anonymously) and he or she will keep you updated about the events leading up to the trip. Afterwards, you can expect a full report as well as a lot of music and pictures of the experience.
If you can, please make a gift now! You can donate online or send a check to Berklee College of Music. This donation will be tax-deductible and can be mailed to the Berklee Music Therapy Department at 1140 Boylston Street, Boston, MA, 02215.
If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Brenda Ross at email@example.com or 617 747-2765.
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|Claudia Eliaza
A talented vocalist from California, Claudia is wonderful performer who is chosen to sing in many exclusive Berklee shows that showcase the best vocalists in the school.
"I have seen the positive effects that music can have on people," Claudia says. "I have seen the impact that music has on people from different cultures and backgrounds, and I want to experience and share the gift of music to those who desperately need it. I want to contribute to this in any way that I can, however big or small; to be able to help in any way is truly essential. I aspire to someday work internationally, and I think that this trip will be a great start for me to begin to see the endless possibilities of this dream."
Miriam Greenbaum
Miriam is from New Orleans, Louisiana. She has a degree from Boston University in sociology and decided to also pursue her love for singing at Berklee doing music therapy.
"I want to travel to East Africa to gain experience about a culture that I have a deep curiosity about," Miriam says. "For me, the purpose of this trip is to give children what they need, especially those who are shunned by society. I want to be a part of these children's lives by helping them feel satisfied with whom they are through music—playing instruments, singing together, and most importantly through spending time with them. I will learn skills I can forever take with me."
Spencer Hardy
A local Bostonian, Spencer grew up with music and has played the saxophone for 12 years. An extremely active music therapy student, Spencer is the president of the regional student music therapy association.
"This trip will be a life-changing opportunity that I know I may never get to have again," Spencer says. "I know I will learn a lot and come back with a much different view of the world. I think it will be an amazing way to help people in a way I haven't experienced before as well as learn about a culture that is new to me. I have done volunteer trips in the past, and the unity and cohesiveness of the group is an amazing experience within itself. I am looking forward to experiencing this with my fellow music therapy classmates."
Adrian Hendarta
Adrian is an accomplished pianist and well-rounded musician. He is from Indonesia and is in his last semester at Berklee. He is the musical director and arranger for all of the music events for the Africa trip.
"I have seen how music therapy is conducted in the United States," Adrian says, "and I am so inspired to introduce and bring music therapy to my country, Indonesia. I have learned that both Africa and Indonesia have many similarities such as the struggle to fight poverty, the richness of the culture, the strong spiritual beliefs, and also much multiculturalism. I know this trip will teach me many tools that I can use in my country."
Gwyndolyn Jones
Wyndy is a Boston native and a recent Berklee graduate. She is an active performer in the Boston area, both as a vocalist and as a bass player. She plans to start her music therapy internship in the fall of next year.
"As a U.S. citizen, sometimes I forget about the war, hunger and disease that is taking place around the world and particularly on the African continent," Wyndy says. "It is not enough to read about it and shake our heads feeling sorry for people who are less fortunate. It is time that I take an active role in these lives. The statistics for orphaned children with HIV/AIDS is astounding. I realize that behind those numbers are real faces, personalities, gifts and talents. I'm hoping that with the universal language of music, together we can create musical experiences that transcend their harsh realities."
Beth Longwell
Beth is an outgoing and active music therapy student with a beautiful singing voice. She is from Colorado and is a senior at Berklee this year.
"Being in my final year at Berklee," Beth says, "I want to take this amazing opportunity to bring my musical and therapeutic skills to others through this trip. I can't think of a better way to get hands-on experience in music therapy. I love traveling and meeting new people, and I know this trip will be a life-changing experience for me."
Amanda Maestro-Scherer
Amanda is a native of Ithaca, New York, and is a singer and songwriter. It was initially her idea to orchestrate this trip. She traveled to East Africa in January 2006 with Musicians for World Harmony and came back to Berklee with the idea brewing.
"My experience last January in East Africa was life-changing and eye-opening," says Amanda. "Many of the kids I was with are dying, or have been abandoned by their parents. But what astonished me the most was how hopeful they were. They were so willing to give their love and so willing to receive it. I saw the positive effect that our group's visits had on these children who have been ostracized by their community and who receive precious little in the way of social services. I want other students to experience the awakening that I experienced when I was there. It's really important to realize that we can do so much more with what we're given at Berklee."
Summer Mencher
Summer is from Portland, Oregon, and is a talented singer and songwriter. She is a recent Berklee graduate and will be doing her music therapy internship in California starting next year.
"I believe strongly in the power of music to break down language barriers and cultural barriers," Summer says. "I have always had a drive for travel and reaching out to others in need. Not only do I have a strong desire to give of what I have to offer, but also I know that what I will take away from this experience and what I will learn from my African brothers and sisters will enrich my life forever."
Becky Vaudreuil
Becky is an energetic and upbeat music therapy student who is incredibly active in the department. She is a Massachusetts native and is a very charismatic performer and songwriter.
"I am an activist for social change and equality," Becky says. "Everyone is exposed to injustice daily, some instances larger than others. I consider the AIDS pandemic to be one of the world's most substantially neglected needs. I would love this opportunity to help the children suffering from this terminal illness, especially in countries where there is not enough outreach. It is in these places where it is the most necessary."
For further information about the Music Therapy Department, please email email@example.com or call 617 747-8677.


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Community members see replica of Abraham Lincoln's hearse up-close
EUREKA- A replica of Abraham Lincoln's Hearse, built by a group of veterans in Eureka over the last nine months, is leaving town on Tuesday. It is on its way to a ceremony for the 150th anniversary of Lincoln's Burial.
On Monday, the Blue Ox School for Veterans held Day 2 of its open house, allowing the community to see the hearse up close. The replica will go on to Arizona next for further assembly with other parts created by veterans around the Country. It will then be flown to Springfield, Illinois, for the anniversary ceremony this May. However, organizers say the replica is more than just a historical memento, it has helped change the lives of local veterans.
"It allowed us to work for a president who is no longer with us, the 16th president, it also allowed us to participate in the lives, in a meaningful way, to help nourish and give hope back to these veterans who might be still searching after years from the battlefield. So it's important that we recognize this. This is about our veterans and the icon of our freedom that was reverse engineered and recreated by our combat veterans," said PJ Staab f the Staab Family, which is helping organize the funeral ceremony in Springfield, Illinois.


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State College businesses ponder impact of sanctions
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. – Business owners in the home of Penn State University let out a little sigh of relief when the NCAA did not hit the Nittany Lions' football program with the so-called death penalty. That means fall Saturdays will still bring tens of thousands of fans to Beaver Stadium and its nearby hotels, stores and restaurants.
But a great deal remains unknown about the future of the program and thus the quality of the football, which helps drive the economic engine of the town.
With scholarships dramatically cut and no postseason appearances for four years, the Lions' recruiting is bound to take a hit. That means mediocre (or worse) seasons are likely, which could lead to smaller crowds and fewer fans spending money around the area.
"It will have an impact on our business, but it could have been much worse," said Michael Desmond, co-owner of the Hotel State College for 26 years. "What impact it will have is yet to be seen. But people in the community understand there's a process in place, and we're thankful the seasons haven't been removed.
"There's a new coach (Bill O'Brien), and people have a very favorable impression of the coach and the players. We're thankful there's a season, and if we embrace it and promote this team, it shouldn't be a problem. I heard (ESPN analyst) Lou Holtz (Monday) morning saying he had problems envisioning 55,000 seats filled in a 110,000-seat stadium. I disagree with that. Penn State fans are very resilient."
The long-standing "big-event nature" of football in the area will carry the day, Desmond believes.
Still, there's no downplaying the importance of football Saturdays to the area.
"We're in a business that has high overhead, and we have 280 employees on the average, so we don't have a profitable year without Penn State football weekends," he said.
Caroline Gummo, advertising manager for the Family Clothesline, a large Penn State apparel store, cautioned that it's too early to tell what the future might hold. "We're all just absorbing the information … It's kind of uncharted territory," she said. "Things have been changing so quickly since last November that we're just trying to keep up with the news. We may not even see the full impact even after this first year. It might take a couple of years."
But, she said, generally, the better the season, the better it is for business.
"There are always fluctuations," Gummo said. "If we're going to a Bowl Championship Series game or the Rose Bowl, it's definitely going to be a better year than if we're just going to a non-BCS bowl."
Desmond said his hotel had "flat years" in the early 2000s when the Nittany Lions were struggling, but said the economy of the area is traditionally stable, since it's based largely on the school itself, which is always open for business.
"The ups and downs of a football season are all part of it and are not unexpected," he said.
But seven good-selling football weekends can make up for 350 mediocre days of sales at her business, said Laura Sweeny, manager of the Old State Clothing Company.
"Football weekends are everything. They're the lifeblood of the town," Sweeny said. "It's the biggest thing for us."


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The action in the sector has raised the question of who is next: one fund manager said he would be looking at any externally managed trust and raised the idea of some restructuring at the
As noted in Street Talk on January 15, Macquarie Capital bankers are believed to be hard at work on options for the investment bank's main Australian real estate investment trusts:
Goldman Sachs JBWere has also voiced its view on Macquarie Countrywide in a note to investors, saying internalisation is likely to be an ongoing theme. "At some point we do expect that an internalisation will be proposed to investors," the note says.
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Core Principles of Ethiopia's Foreign Policy: Ethiopia-Yemen relations
Ethiopia and the Republic of Yemen have deep rooted and symbiotic historical and cultural relations signified by the shared legends of the Queen of Sheba and Abraha, a viceroy for the Emperors of Axum in the 6th century. Indeed, relations between the two countries are so rich in all aspects that one can only mention the highlights. There is a strong resemblance in terrain and in the architectural design of buildings both in Yemen and in various parts of Ethiopia, underlining the strong ties between the two countries. Geez and Sabean alphabets are very similar, emphasizing the long and strong cultural relations. The free movement of people from one to the other since ancient times has made the assimilation of the peoples of the two countries both possible and easy. Today, there are thousands of Ethiopians living in different parts of Yemen; at the same time many Yemenis live in Ethiopia. The presence of the Yemeni Community School in Addis Ababa is one indication of this fact. It plays a substantive role in strengthening people-to-people relations. Yemenis have not forgotten that Ethiopia provided a place of sanctuary for many Yemenis during the rule of the Imams after the 2nd World War before the Yemen Arab Republic was set up in 1962. In turn, Ethiopia is deeply indebted to those Yemeni troops who came to fight for Ethiopia to help stop the aggression of Siad Barre, the then dictator of Somalia, in 1977-78.
Diplomatic relations between Ethiopia and Yemen were inaugurated in 1935. Relations continued even when Yemen was divided into two separate states, and have continued since the unification in 1990. Since then Ethiopia and The Republic of Yemen have had their embassies in Sana'a and Addis Ababa respectively. Relations today between the two states are excellent, operating on the basis of history, kinship and family reinforced by a joint approach and attitude towards bilateral relations in regional policies, in economics and in trade. There have been a number of high level visits from each country, though bilateral relations really only flourished on a major scale after the fall of the Derg and the EPRDF's coming to power. Today, Ethiopia and Yemen have a Joint Consultative Commission (JCC) that operates at ministerial level. This was set up to follow up implementation of the various agreements, political, economic and social, that have been signed at different times. The two countries have an excellent record of cooperation in fighting terrorism, human trafficking, and other illegal acts, and this aspect of cooperation can certainly be expected to continue and expand.
The volume of trade between Ethiopia and Yemen is less than might be expected between two sisterly countries, but it is on the increase. Ethiopia exports to Yemen mainly consist of cattle and livestock as well as other agricultural products; it imports various consumer goods, including chemical compounds. There is ample scope for increasing trade activities between the two nations based on the principles of comparative advantages and South-South Cooperation. Indeed, Yemeni investors have now started looking towards Ethiopia on a substantial scale. A number of joint activities have been set up and some are now operational. The numbers can be expected to rise sharply as numerous other projects have been approved but not yet implemented. There is a Joint Implementation Follow-up Committee that looks after the implementation of projects and the resolution of problems that investors might encounter. A Memorandum of Understanding for the creation of a "Joint Business Council" has also been signed between the respective Chambers of Commerce. These are essential pre-conditions to help expand economic relations between Ethiopia and Yemen. They also indicate the interest of both countries to take their relationship to the highest possible level.
Yemen and Ethiopia also co-operate extensively in multilateral forums. Together with Sudan, Ethiopia and Yemen were co-founders of the Sana'a Forum for Cooperation, set up in 2002. This plays a pivotal role in bringing some of the countries of the Horn of Africa and Yemen together. The Forum is currently composed of five members with the Republic of Djibouti and the TFG of Somalia becoming members. The aims of the Sana'a Forum include enhancing co-operation in the areas of economics, trade, investment and tourism, social development, education and health in the Horn of Africa, as well as addressing the political and security interests of member states in the southern part of the Red Sea.
A joint concern for the Forum as well as for Ethiopia and Yemen is terrorism and piracy which affects the southern Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden. Ethiopia, of course, has no coastline but the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden are major waterways and piracy affects Ethiopia's trade through Djibouti and has serious economic implications for both Ethiopia and Yemen with insurance and other costs rising. Yemen and Ethiopia agree that a solution of the problem lies in Somalia and without stability there, piracy cannot be solved.
As we have noted, Ethiopia and Yemen have excellent relations sharing many common interests at both bilateral and multi-lateral levels, sharing information and acting jointly on issues like terrorism and the peace and security of the sub region. There is every reason to believe this will continue. Equally, Ethiopia strongly believes that such a relationship can and will continue to expand and progress as the impact of development in either country is felt fully - there are still a number of additional fields of cooperation that have yet to be fully explored.


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Prolific 1st-half scoring leads Greensburg Salem over Knoch, 20-14
The Dave Keefer era at Greensburg Salem got off to a rousing start. But it didn't last long — the first 24 minutes, actually.
The Golden Lions (1-0, 1-0) raced to a commanding 20-0 halftime lead, but things unraveled in the second half.
In the end, the Lions held on and escaped with a 20-14 Greater Allegheny Conference victory over Knoch in a game full of penalties (22 combined) and hard hits.
But it was far from easy.
After scoring twice in the first quarter on touchdowns by Simeon Stevens (59-yard reception) and Dominique McKinley (17-yard run), the Lions tacked on another score in the second quarter on a 32-yard run by Ryan Zepeda.
Then the tide turned. Knoch (0-1, 0-1) came out in the second half like a new team on both sides of the ball.
"We knew Knoch was a strong football team," Keefer said. "We knew at halftime they were going to come out and fight to the end, and that's what they did. We were able to hang on and battled until the end. It's a great win for these guys, and they learned a lot tonight."
The Knights got on the board at the 3:20 mark of the third quarter with an 18-yard touchdown reception by Jim Larrimer from quarterback Daniel Farinelli.
After an exchange of punts, Knoch answered again. Farinelli found Sean Daugherty open for a 16-yard touchdown reception.
Knoch's greatest chance of grabbing a come-from-behind victory came with 2:25 left. Greensburg Salem tried to punt from deep in its territory, but the snap got past the kicker. The Knights recovered at the 9-yard line, but the Lions' defense held. Greensburg Salem was able to run the clock out.
"We just didn't have the balance throughout the game," Knoch coach Mike King said. "We buckled down in the second half defensively, and the kids put in a great effort. We had chances, but you've got to put it in when you have those chances and we couldn't do it."
Greensburg Salem had seven sacks — several of which came on third down.
Greensburg Salem lost senior Kenneth Clark with a knee injury in the third quarter.
McKinley led the Lions with 78 yards on 20 carries. Simeon finished with 68 receiving yards.
Brian Hunger is a freelance writer.


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May 1, 2012
COLUMBUS - The Ohio Department of Aging is celebrating May as Older Americans Month, and Tuesday, May 15, as Senior Citizens Day. The theme for 2012 is "never too old to..." and challenges older adults to spotlight the many varied ways that they share their experience, wisdom and understanding with other generations. The department invites all Ohioans to take part in local celebrations around the state and contribute to a photo project on Facebook.
"Older Ohioans increasingly are seeking out meaningful opportunities to contribute, and as a result, they are remaining respected, vital members of society who continue to grow, thrive and contribute." said Bonnie Kantor-Burman, director of the department. "By participating in social, creative and physical activities, our elders see proven health benefits. When they interact with family, friends and neighbors across generations, they enrich the lives of everyone involved."
The department encourages communities, senior centers, organizations and individuals to host public events to celebrate seniors in their communities. Local events traditionally include health fairs, luncheons, dances, outings, day trips and more. The department's Older Americans Month webpage, lists activities throughout the month from across the state and also provides resources to help organizations and individuals plan and promote events.
Also to celebrate the month, the department is hosting an Older Americans Month photo project on its Facebook page. Ohioans of all ages are encouraged to visit www.facebook.com/OhioDepartmentOfAging and post photos they have taken that embody the theme "never too old to…" Submissions will be accepted through May 16. Top photos will be featured on the department's website and may be the subject of an article in the Boomerang electronic newsletter. More information is at the Older Americans Month webpage.
About ODA - The Ohio Department of Aging works to ensure that our elders are respected as vital members of society who continue to grow, thrive and contribute. We work with state agencies and community partners, including area agencies on aging, to help integrate aging needs into local plans and ensure that aging Ohioans have access to a wide array of high-quality services and supports that are person-centered in policy and practice. Our programs include the PASSPORT Medicaid waiver, caregiver support, the long-term care ombudsman program, the Golden Buckeye Card and more. Visit www.aging.ohio.gov.
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Mummy Berry
It is most serious in the north following moist, spring weather conditions. Crop losses can be severe, depending on environmental conditions and variety susceptibility. Blueberry varieties differ in their susceptibility to this disease.
Symptoms and Disease Cycle
Mummy berry is caused by the fungus Monilinia vaccinii-corymbosi. Spores within berries infected by this pathogen can remain viable in or on the soil for several years. In the spring, tips of the newly infected leaves, buds, stems, and flower clusters suddenly will wilt, turn brown, and eventually become covered with a powdery mass of spores produced by the fungus. Spores from these blighted shoots are carried to open flowers along with the pollen. The fungus colonizes the developing fruit by growing into and colonizing the ovaries. When nearly mature, infected berries become dry, shrivel, and drop early. These shriveled berries, on which the fungus will overwinter, are called "mummies." In the spring, cup-shaped fruiting bodies are produced on the mummies and can be found on the soil surface. These fruiting "cups" release spores that infect new plants. Mummy berry usually is more severe in low-lying areas of the field.
Disease Management
Clean cultivation aids in the control of this disease. Remove and dispose of fallen leaves and old berries either by burying or burning. Cover old berries with at least 2 inches of soil by disking between rows or adding 2 inches of new mulch. Before berries blossom, thoroughly cultivate between rows and under plants after each hard rain. An application of urea fertilizer or a shallow cultivation of the ground between rows and beneath infected bushes before bud break kills the exposed mushroom-like apothecia (mummy cups). The Bluetta, Collins, Coville, and Darrow varieties may have some resistance. Susceptible varieties include Berkeley, Bluecrop, Blueray, Earliblue, Jersey, and Weymouth. If using fungicides, apply at bud break and follow up at 10- to 14-day intervals through bloom. This will control the disease effectively. Once the flowers have been pollinated, no further infection can take place.
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Hikari wafers & feeding larger clowns!!
Posted By: offplanet
Date: Saturday, 3 June 2000, at 7:51 a.m.
In an earlier discussion about feeding larger clowns these wafers were mentioned and i got some..
these algae wafers & sinking wafers have turned all but my neon tetras into bottom feeders!!!
they all ADORE this. it's wonderful to watch one large algae wafer ringed by the dwarf gourami and seeing them eat laying sideways to push another out of the way.. the little piggies!!!!
and the clowns attempting to drag the wafers off from the rest of the folks lololol.. too funny. one clown even shoved it under their cave entrance and another clown went thru the top and pulled it the rest of the way in ROFL.
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