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The Museum of Contemporary Art Denver is known for its wide range of rotating exhibitions that promote creative expression and innovative art and ideas. But whether you're there to check out exhibits like the Electrical Room, an installation of tangled material, or to hang out in the bubble garden, you won't want to miss one of the MCA's most awe-inspiring sights: its rooftop deck, an idyllic spot to enjoy coffee, a cocktail or beer after getting your art fix.
See also: - Patio of the day: Cantina - Patio of the day: Illegal Pete's - Biennial beat: A late-night party at MCA Denver
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This summer, MCA introduced "Summer Camp," a celebration of summer with adult drinks made by beverage-counselors-in-residence that runs from 5 to 9 p.m. on Wednesdays; in August, bartender David Glasscock of Coohills will be your designated counselor. And on Fridays, which are billed as "Music Nights," Denver musicians join for a communal performance on the roof.
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To: Mayor Allen Green
Vice Mayor Mary S. Martin
Councilman Dennis Kennedy
Councilman Robert Pohlmann
Councilman George Steindoerfer
From: Kenneth W. Parker, City Manager
Subject: Agenda Commentary for Regular City Council Meeting of April 19, 2004
Date: April 14, 2005
Item 4 - Report from KemperSports Management
At this time, a representative of KemperSports will make a report to the Council.
Item 5 - FEMA - Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program
The Fire & Rescue Department is requesting approval to submit a grant proposal to FEMA for the purchase of sixty sets of PBI bunker gear and 70 integrated voice communication systems. This will allow us to fully outfit all personnel in PBI Kevlar bunker gear, bringing us in compliance with NFPA 1500. The integrated voice system, which is part of the self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) face mask, greatly enhances firefighter safety by providing an effective means of clear and concise communications while operating at emergency scenes. This is an 80/20 split, with FEMA covering $128,629.88 and the City's portion being $32,157.47. If approved, this will be budgeted in FY06. Staff recommends that Council approve the submittal of an application to FEMA under the Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program in the amount of $160,787.35.
City Manager's Comment: If this is authorized, the City would bring the grant award back to the City Council for confirmation should it be awarded through FEMA.
Item 6 - "Piggyback" State, Municipal and Sheriff Contracts to Purchase Equipment and Police Motorcycles
Staff has the information needed to proceed with the purchase of equipment and police motorcycles as needed for our fleet. The Fleet Purchase Summary sheet attached provides a breakdown of each piece of equipment and motorcycle requested and a cost summary. By "piggybacking" State, Sheriff's Department, and municipal contracts, we are able to purchase these items at the lowest price available. The total cost for the items should not exceed $553,253.10 and funds are available in the Fleet Finance Account. Staff recommends that Council approve the purchase of equipment and police motorcycles as shown on the Fleet Purchase Summary sheet for a total cost not to exceed $553,253.10.
Item 7 - "Piggyback" St. Lucie County's RFP for Marine/Dredging Engineering Site Design Services
Immediate repairs for the refurbishment of the Causeway Area along with miscellaneous seawalls are required. Staff would like to "piggyback" St. Lucie County's RFP for Marine Engineering Site Design Services to facilitate this engineering work. St. Lucie County awarded their contract to DMC Engineers & Scientists. DMC has provided staff with a scope of work for these projects with a cost in the amount of $100,000. Staff recommends that Council "piggyback" St. Lucie County's RFP for Marine Engineering Site Services to DMC Engineers for engineering services, bid documents, and construction inspection services for the Causeway Refurbishment and miscellaneous seawall repairs in the amount of $100,000.
Item 8 - Sole Source Purchase - Vehicle Equipment
The Police Department is requesting authorization to purchase the following listed vehicle equipment. This equipment will be installed in new patrol vehicles. Also labor to switch equipment from existing vehicles to new vehicles.
7 each M7100 806-870 MHz 10-35w Mobile radios $ 8,531.25
7 each EDACS & Conventional operation $ 5,748.75
7 each Control unit, system, remote mount $ 3,596.25
7 each Remote mount accessory kit $ 1,811.25
7 each Extended network 800 sys/grp, pro scan - profile $ 2,887.50
7 each 800 MHz trunk mount antenna $ 525.00
7 each Siren & light controller SS2000 $ 5,591.25
7 each Program above radios $ 227.50
7 each Maxi fuse holders $ 10.00
7 each 100W Dynamax speaker $ 1,548.75
7 each 3 Position power port (Able 2) $ 117.39
7 each Chargeguard timer switch $ 472.50
6 each Double cup holder $ 307.20
6 each Little Lite (mount on console or computer tray) $ 475.20
8 each 8" Motion attachment $ 633.60
8 each Tilt & swivel attachment $ 441.60
8 each Universal Notepad tray w/clips $ 1,721.60
7 each Gamber Johnson 9" console $ 1,842.40
4 each Gamber Johnson console base only $ 396.80
10 each Gamber Johnson Computer base
(no holes bored) $ 792.00
shipping and handling $ 393.50
Labor to install all above $ 5,328.00
Labor to remove equip. from existing
vehicles/install in new vehicles $16,472.00
Funding Source: Machines & Equipment Acct # 505-1000-580-6400
Staff recommends that Council approve the sole source purchase of vehicle equipment for new patrol vehicles from Communications International.
Item 9 - Approval of Engineering Fees - Madeline Avenue Central Roadway and Utilities Improvements Project
Quentin L. Hampton Associates, Inc., has submitted an estimate of engineering costs associated with the construction phase of the Madeline Avenue Central Roadway and Utilities Improvements project. Engineering fees associated with the roadway improvements portion should not exceed $42,288 and fees for the utility portion of the project should not exceed $88,691, for a total cost not to exceed $130,979. Staff recommends that Council approve the engineering fees for Quentin L. Hampton Associates, Inc., for the Madeline Avenue Central Roadway and Utilities Improvements project for a cost not to exceed $130,979.
Item 10 - Monthly Development Activity Report and the Building Activity Report for February and March 2005
The attached Staff Reports include the Development Activity Report for March, 2005, and the Building Activity Report for February, 2005. These reports provide information on proposed development and projects under construction, commercial code enforcement activity, and monthly building permits and inspection updates. Staff recommends that Council accept the Staff reports (Monthly Development Activity Report and the Building Activity Report) for February and March, 2005.
Item 11 - Request to Hold 17th Annual Fishing Tournament - Halifax Sport Fishing Club
The Halifax Sport Fishing Club is requesting permission to use the pier under the Port Orange Bridge on Saturday, May 7, 2005, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. This would be their 17th annual fishing tournament benefiting mentally and physically challenged children and adults. They also ask permission to park a small delivery truck adjacent to the fishing dock for their refreshments and prizes, and it would be relocated after it is unloaded. Staff recommends that Council approve the Halifax Sport Fishing Club's 17th Annual Fishing Tournament to be held on May 7, 2005, on the fishing pier under the Port Orange Bridge.
Item 12 - Approve Payment for Settlement of Under-Insured Motorist Claim
Staff recommends approval of the payment of $7,500 to PGIT to reimburse them for the settlement of the under-insured motorist claim. A copy of the risk manager's memorandum explaining the claim is available in the City Manager's office. Staff recommends that Council approve the payment of $7,500 to reimburse Preferred Governmental Insurance Trust for the settlement of an under-insured motorist claim involving a Port Orange employee who was injured on October 15, 2002.
Item 13 - Minor Special Event Request - The Sunflower Group Representing "Mobil Oil"
Staff has received a request from Lori Johnson representing the Sunflower Group to set up a display in the Wal-Mart Supercenter parking lot at 1590 Dunlawton Avenue, Port Orange, where they will be handing out products, brochures, and consumer information for "Mobil Oil." The requested date for the event is May 8, 2005, from the hours of 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Staff recommends that Council approve the requested Minor Special Event for the Sunflower Group (Mobile Oil) to be held at the Wal-Mart Supercenter located at 1590 Dunlawton Avenue on May 8, 2005, according to the ten conditions outlined in the attached staff report.
Item 14 - Second Reading - Ordinance No. 2004-34 - Small Scale Future Land Use Map Amendment - Port Orange Landings, LLC (tabled 2/15/05)
This item was tabled at the February 15, 2005, Council meeting. I recommend that this item remain on the table.
Item 15 - Citizen Advisory Committee for MPO
At this time, a representative of the Citizen Advisory Committee for the MPO will make a report to Council.
Item 16 - Second Reading - Ordinance No. 2005-4 - Annexation - Port Orange Investments, Inc. (Waters Edge) 36.24 Acres
We recommend approval.
City Manager's Comments: We have received a letter from ICI concerning their willingness to wait two years before beginning development on this tract of land. This will allow Volusia County to begin construction of South Williamson Boulevard and for Volusia County Schools to construct the new elementary school on South Williamson Boulevard.
I would fully expect during this two year period that ICI will continue to do its planning, design, and permitting of the new phases of Water's Edge. ICI understands the importance to the community for South Williamson to actually be constructed as well as the school being opened.
Item 17 - Second Reading - Ordinance No. 2005-5 - Annexation - Port Orange Investments Inc. (Waters Edge) 10.01 Acres
We recommend approval.
City Manager's Comments: See comments above.
Item 18 - Second Reading - Ordinance No. 2005-3 - Adoption of Fall 2004 Comprehensive Plan Use Amendment - Port Orange Investments, Inc. - Waters Edge
We recommend approval.
City Manager's Comments: See comments above.
Item 19 - Second Reading - Ordinance No. 2005-6 - Rezoning - From R-3L (Low Density Multi-Family Residential) to PO (Professional Office) Robert A. Weinberg, R.W. Contractors
We recommend approval.
Item 20 - First Reading - Ordinance No. 2005-10 - Rezoning - From NP (Neighborhood Preservation) to PO (Professional Office) John Rue
This is a request to rezone approximately 1.62 acres located on the south side of Dunlawton Avenue, between Roselle Street and Locust Street from "NP" (Neighborhood Preservation) to "PO" (Professional Office). If the rezoning is approved, the applicant intends to develop the property with a professional office building and associated site improvement.
Planning Commission Action: The Planning Commission recommends approval,7-0, to rezone approximately 1.62 acres located on the south side of Dunlawton Avenue, between Roselle Street and Locust Street from "NP" (Neighborhood Preservation) to "PO" (Professional Office). If the rezoning request is approved, the applicant intends to develop the property with a professional office building and associated site improvement.
Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends approval.
Second Reading: May 17, 2005
Item 21 - Resolution No. 05-33 – Proposed Easement Vacation – Lot 68, Foxboro Phase II Subdivision (615 Ispwich Lane)
The Community Development Department has received a request to vacate a portion of the easterly rear yard 5.00 feet wide Drainage and Utility Easement located on Lot 68 of the Foxboro Phase II Subdivision. The property owners have made this request in connection with a variance for setback encroachments of an existing pool, pool deck, and screened enclosure. The Planning Commission approved the variance on March 24, 2005. If the easement vacation proposal is approved, a permit for the reconstruction of the storm damaged screened enclosure can be approved.
The easement vacation application and legal description have been reviewed for completeness and accuracy. City Departments have reviewed this request and have no outstanding concerns. There are no currently planned drainage or utility improvements proposed for the area of the easement described in Exhibit "A." The easement may be vacated to the extent that it is not being used.
Staff recommends that Council approve the attached resolution vacating the easterly rear yard 5.00 feet wide Drainage and Utility Easement located on Lot 68 of the Foxboro Phase Ii Subdivision, per the attached legal description.
Item 22 - Resolution No. 05-34 – Proposed Easement Vacation – Sugarmill Subdivision – Lot 18 (3566 Sugarplum Lane)
The Community Development Department has received a request to vacate a portion of the southeasterly rear yard 10.00 foot wide Drainage and Utility Easement and a portion of the northwesterly side yard 7.50 feet wide Drainage and Utility Easement located on Lot 18 of the Sugarmill Subdivision. The property owners have made this request in connection with a proposed pool, future deck, and possible future screened enclosure to be constructed in to the easement. The easement vacation application and legal description have been reviewed for completeness and accuracy. Total allowable lot coverage has not been exceeded and enough easement area will remain for necessary drainage. City departments have reviewed this request and have resolved drainage concerns through Public Works. There are no currently planned utility improvements proposed for this area in the future. Utility company release letters have been obtained for the area of the easement described in Exhibit "A." The easement may be vacated to the extent that it is no being used.
Staff recommends that Council approve the attached resolution vacating 5.00 feet of the northeasterly rear yard 10.00 feet wide Drainage and Utility Easement and 2.50 feet of the northwesterly side yard 7.50 feet wide Drainage and Utility Easement located on Lot 18 of the Sugarmill Subdivision, per the attached legal description.
Item 23 - Naming Two Roadways in Planned Community #1
Three (3) new City roadways west of I-95 in Planned Community #1 are either under construction or slated for construction in the near future. Roadway "A" is the east-west collector road that extends from Williamson Boulevard to Tomoka Farms Road. This roadway is under construction, and by previous action of the City Council, has been named "Town West Boulevard".
Road "B" is also a collector road that extends west of S. Williamson Blvd. for a short distance, then curves to the north, paralleling I-95. This roadway terminates at the Madeline Avenue extension at the northern end of the town center area. Road "C" is a local collector road that runs north and south, bisecting the area west of I-95. Road "C" extends from our northern city limits down through the road right of way reserved on the west side of Crane Lakes, through Forest Lakes Preserve and the Hyatt Brown tract, ultimately connecting to Taylor Road.
When the City Council named "Town West Boulevard", staff was directed to bring back additional road name suggestions for Roads "B" and "C". The Council asked for names that have Native American or Spanish origins. The list of names presented by staff was rejected. The Council further directed staff to provide name suggestions that reflect individuals or families that have made positive contributions to the community. The attached list of names has been cleared through Volusia County 911 and reserved for Port Orange's use.
Staff is asking Council to select the names for the subject roads.
City Manager's Comment: We are at the point where these streets need to be named. One of the streets provides one of the entrances to one of the residential areas.
Item 24 - Preliminary and Final Plat & Plans, Along with Subdivision Improvement Agreement and Concurrency Fair-Share Agreement - Coquina Cove Subdivision, Phase I
This is a request to approve the Preliminary and Final Plat & Plans for the Coquina Cove Phase I Subdivision, as recommended by the Planning Commission and to approve the Subdivision Improvement Agreement (S.I.A.) and Concurrency Fair-Share Agreement for this project. The 85-acre site is located on Townwest Boulevard, west of Port Orange Plantation and north of Royal Palm Subdivision. The subdivision consists of 332 lots along with associated utility improvements. Staff had recommended approval of the project and the staff report is attached for your consideration. A number of technical comments remain outstanding.
Planning Commission Action: The Planning Commission recommends denial, 4-3 (Commissioners Gutauckis, Atwood, McMaster and Bickel voting no), of the Preliminary and Final Plat and Plans for the Coquina Cove Phase I Subdivision and the Subdivision Improvement Agreement and Concurrency Fair-Share Agreement, as described on the attached staff memo.
Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends approval.
City Manager's Comment: We are still needing some documents pertaining to road C and for the sidewalk. Margaret is working with the developer's attorney and with the Coraci attorney to obtain those documents. I received an email from Margaret indicating that Mr. Riggio, attorney for the Coraci Family, indicated that it might be as late as Friday before he would have certain legal documents to the City. This is not the first time that the City Attorney has requested these documents.
This development meets the minimum requirements as provided for in the Land Development Code. This project is not a PUD. It is being developed under the chapter concerning the PC-A District. This District is its own district in the Code of Ordinances. What is being included in this development meets the requirements.
Item 25 - First Reading – Ordinance No. 2005-11 - Fire Impact Fees
In addition to Recreational and Water/Sewer Impact Fees, Staff recommends implementation of Fire/Rescue Impact Fees. The purpose of this fee is to accommodate the cost of the City Fire Rescue System through the City's future growth and development outlined in the City of Port Orange Comprehensive Plan. Staff recommends that Council approve Fire Impact Fees on new construction.
Second Reading: May 17, 2005
City Manager's Comments: For some time, staff has been working on developing fire impact fees for new development. On Tuesday night, staff will present this ordinance for Council consideration. It would levy impacts beginning October 1, 2005 for all new development. I have met with the Homebuilders Association concerning impact fees. I will be meeting with them again on Tuesday, April 12, 2005. The reason that I am recommending an October 1 date is two fold. First, it is the beginning of a new fiscal year. This allows us time to budget for the impact fee receipts and expenditures. It provides us time to determine exactly how to administer the fees. Second, it provides builders with ample notice of the change as well as ample opportunity to get plans submitted before the deadline.
Item 26 - Discussion - Pre-School Program
As of April 1, there is no information available from the State of Florida on the requirements for a fall pre-K program. We must decide if the City program should become a part of the Volusia County School Board pre-K program. We need to know how the registration requirements will affect our residents and what the reimbursement rate per student will be.
City Manager's Comments: The real policy question is whether to continue offering this program. On July 1, 2005, one of our pre-school instructors will be retiring. If we are going to offer a pre-school program this fall, we must begin accepting applications to fill the slots as well as advertising for a teacher to fill the vacancy. If the City continues to offer the program, I would suggest that the teacher meet the same educational requirements that will be imposed upon the School Board. That means the salary will be commensurate with what the School District will be paying the pre-school teachers. Secondly, because of the impending redevelopment on Halifax Drive within the next two years, we must begin looking for and developing adequate space for the program, too. A separate policy question: is it time for the City of Port Orange to follow the lead of several Florida cities in exploring charter schools? A number of cities in Florida, including the City of Kissimmee, have charter schools.
Item 27- First Reading - Ordinance 2005-12 - Transportation Impact Fee Part II
Several months ago, the City Council authorized the City to employ a consultant to conduct the necessary transportation impact fees. Transportation Impact fees are one way the City can help in the funding of improvements that are future growth related. The Ordinance will establish the legal framework for the fee. The actual fee will be adopted by Resolution.
You have received the final study that was completed by our consultant. I have included the emails from the Homebuilders Association as well as the consultant's response to the emails. Mr. James Shira, the City's consultant, will be present on Tuesday evening, to present testimony regarding the fee ordinance. A fee resolution will be brought forward for the City Council consideration as part of the budget process.
I am recommending approval of the Ordinance.
Second Reading: May 17, 2005
City Manager's Comments: The effective date of the Ordinance would be October 1. This would give us ample notice to effected builders of this change. It would give us an opportunity to work out the administrative details before the effective date of the Ordinance. Finally, it would give us time to develop the budget for this fee source.
Item 28 - Resolution No. 05-35 - Interlocal Agreement between Halifax Hospital Medical Center and City of Port Orange
Attached is an Interlocal Agreement between Halifax Hospital Medical Center and the City of Port Orange. This Interlocal agreement provides that the City of Port Orange shall work with Halifax Hospital Medical in providing health care services and facilities within the City of Port Orange. Staff recommends approval.
City Manager's Comments: As you know, we have partnered with Halifax Medical Center. I think there are a number of things we can do together to provide quality service to the residents of Port Orange. This interlocal agreement was prepared by Halifax and has been reviewed by staff. I am recommending that we enter into this interlocal agreement.
Item 29 - Policy Discussion Regarding Concrete Utility Poles
The City has received a request from a resident on Halifax Drive to cost participate in the replacement of a wood utility pole with a concrete utility pole. The City's portion would be approximately $900. The standard replacement pole is wood. Concrete utility poles are placed at an additional cost. The policy issue is not simply replacing one wooden pole with a concrete pole. The policy issue is whether the City will replace all wood poles with concrete poles. There are several thousand wood poles located throughout the City. Not all residents will be willing to cost participate. A better option for Halifax Drive may be to incorporate underground utilities as a part of a street calming linear park project. Although the Council has not approved or authorized the street calming linear park, it has been discussed extensively by Council and the residents.
Item 30 - Consideration for Additional Funding for Florida International Festival
The Florida International Festival has requested the Council consider a contribution of an additional $4,000. At the last City Council meeting, the Council approved $1,000. The Festival had requested $5,000. The Festival is hosting two events in Port Orange and is contemplating a third. Should the Council desire to include an additional allocation for the Festival, I will bring an appropriations resolution forward.
Item 31 - Comments/Concerns from Council Members
At this time, Council Members may discuss various matters of concern.


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address: 120 School of Music Bldg, Houston, TX 77204-4017
Holds degrees from Baylor University, (B.M.E.) and from University of Cincinnati, College-Conservatory of Music, (M.M.). At these institutions, she participated as a performer in orchestras, wind ensembles (as an oboist) and in choirs, under the direction of distinguished conductors.
Ms. Humphries' teaching experience includes twenty-six years in Spring Branch Independent School District, in addition to experience at the University of Cincinnati and University of Houston. Other professional experience includes writing curriculum and teaching inservice for new music teachers. She has also served as Coordinator for Children's Choirs at South Main Baptist Church.


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University of Minnesota, Morris
Campus Resources and Planning Committee
November 29, 2007
Members Present: LeAnn Dean, Carrie Grussing, Sara Haugen, Ken Hodgson, Sarah Mattson, Maddy Maxeiner, Brook Miller, Michelle Page, Jennifer Rothchild, Dave Swenson , Sharon Van Eps, Jenny Wermerskirchen, Pete Wyckoff
Members Not Present: Joe Basel, Lowell Rasmussen, Douglas Williams
Guests: Jacquie Johnson, Henry Fulda, James Morales, Jennifer Zych, Bryan Herrmann
Pete Wyckoff called the meeting to order at 8:02 a.m.
There was a motion to approve the minutes from October 18, 2007, motion seconded, motion passed.
There was a motion to approve the minutes from November 13, 2007, motion seconded, motion passed.
There was a motion to approve the minutes from November 8, 2007, motion seconded, motion passed.
Green Prairie Community
Henry Fulda is here representing Sandy Olson-Loy and the Green Prairie Living and Learning Community. The committee has been meeting with architects, but asked the architects to hold off on their schematics until after next Tuesday's public input forum. The more input they receive before they start their schematics, the better.
The committee looked at four different locations for the placement of the green prairie community, and chose a location behind the Saddle Barn.
The first sketches of the building will be viewed by the committee on December 13, 2007.
Brook Miller asked if we knew the total cost of the building, and where we stand with funding. Henry Fulda explained that the building will cost around six million dollars. The building will be bonded, and we will be able to cover the cost of the building with a 20-30 year loan. Pete Wyckoff asked what the building would cost if the building were not green, the answer was around four million dollars.
Maddy Maxeiner asked if the building would be LEED certified, and if so what level of certification they were hoping for. Henry Fulda answered that the building will be LEED certified and that they are hoping for a gold certification.
The project still needs to go to the board of Regents for final approval. They hope to have schematics ready in January or February, with the blueprints completed this spring. The project will be sent out for bid in April or May, and work is to begin in June (to be completed by 2009).
Ken Hodgson asked how many beds the new residence hall would have and how many beds are in the old residence hall. Henry Fulda answered that the old residence hall has 73 beds, and the new one will have 80 beds. The building will also include resources for research for classes as well as during the summer.
Admissions Leadership Team
This summer, admissions worked with a consultant, Tom Williams, to distill seven key recruiting strategies.
Admissions has begun using the SMART system to target students when they take tests like the PSAT or the ACT. This allows them to mail recruitment literature to a focused target group. Fall of 2008 enrollees will provide our first data on how well the system is working.
James Morales will be meeting with the organization Admission Possible this afternoon; Admission Possible is a program that works with students who would normally not have the chance to apply to college.
James Morales shared information regarding tuition revenue by student type. We had 363 NHS students this fall- the gross revenue is $2,795,000. We discount those students $657,150 (scholarship budget), that is around $1,810 discount per student). The net revenue is $2,137,850, $5,889 per student. Out of total NHS pool, 66% of students receive automatic scholarships. NAS students: 14% of them receive scholarships. PSEO students: there were 42 PSEO students on campus fall of 2006. Discount per student is $238, and net revenue per student is $1,380.
LeAnn Dean asked how the PSEO students translated into full-time students. Bryan Hermann answered that students who come from a long ways away for PSEO are likely to stay for their full degree, however students from nearby, like Morris, often transfer to other colleges after graduating from high school.
Sharon Van Eps asked about using the music program as a recruiting tool. James Morales assured her that the music department is a recruiting tool.
Tom McRoberts will be joining us next Tuesday to discuss College in the Schools.
Pete Wyckoff adjourned the meeting at 9:10 a.m.


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- 1 1/2 cups packed dark-brown sugar
- 1/4 cup brandy or bourbon
- 2 tablespoons grainy mustard
- 1 bone-in half ham (about 6 pounds), fully cooked
In a small saucepan, combine sugar, brandy, and mustard. Bring to a boil over medium; cook until glaze is thick and syrupy, 3 minutes. (To store, refrigerate, up to 2 days. Reheat before using.)
Preheat oven to 275 degrees. Using a sharp knife, cut off hard rind from ham (if any); score the fat in a diamond pattern. Place ham, cut side down, in a roasting pan or on a rimmed baking sheet and cover tightly with foil. Bake until an instant-read thermometer inserted in thickest part reads 145, 1 1/2 hours.
Brush ham generously with glaze, making sure to coat all exposed areas. Increase oven temperature to 350 degrees and bake, uncovered, until glaze is sticky and ham is browned, about 35 minutes. Serve warm or at room temperature.


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Hello, back with more questions about Web-Server doc. I am going over HTTP Cookie section. Per recommendation, read MIT Cookie Eaters paper. I am left with impression that I am to use exp=t&data=s&digest=MAC(exp=t&data=s) as an authenticator Cookie after a valid login. So I am trying out with something similar: time=t&id=joseph where t is (number->string (current-seconds)) I am finding that I can read and write cookies as long as key and values are run-of-the-mill string. But when I try to add digest I run into trouble reading it back. 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The Prolegomena to the discussion of Biblical Theology in God of the Living is far from perfunctory. It sets up the discussion in various ways. From the outset the authors make clear that God is not knowable in himself by mere human inquiry, only as God reveals himself to us. This means that the doctrine of God is inevitably linked to a doctrine of revelation. But that is not all. This volume is not merely Karl Barth all over again. The authors stress that God must be experienced to be truly known. People recognize and even know God because they have encountered God and have been recognized and freed by God. Thus they speak of "the experience of God and the knowledge of God that results from it" (p. 2). This in turn leads to the desire and capacity for theological reflection and proclamation to others about God. But the authors want to make clear that the doctrine of God is first and foremost "instruction by God himself" and this God no longer links life with death, but rather with hope. The goal of doctrinal formation is not merely knowing about God, or arranging ideas about God in a plausible and logical fashion, but of actually facilitating the knowledge of the real, living God, and so of taking up the Anselmian project of 'faith seeking understanding'.
Let me be clear that these two authors do not treat the Bible as some sort of theological textbook, where theology is extracted and abstracted from history. Nor do they do their theologizing in a pre-critical manner. Indeed, they assume the results of 'higher criticism' in various ways, without argument. For example on p. 3 they identify the song of Moses in Deut. 23 as "a late post-exilic text". I would disagree, and in any case how one could confidently assert such a thing when it comes to dating such material is a mystery.
The authors read Deut. 32 to link election, salvation and judgment. Israel is God's chosen people, but this in no way makes them immune to God's wrath. On the other hand, the non-Israelite nations are viewed as groups that have their right to exist based only on how they relate to Israel.
The authors quite naturally place a great deal of emphasis on Jeremiah 31.31-34 and they stress "the gift of perception is formulated in an unmistakable break with the previous paths to awareness. The Torah will be inscribed directly on Israel's heart so that learning will not longer be required to achieve knowledge of God. Instead awareness is the immediate result of the placement of the Torah in the heart. This eschatological transformation is so decisive that it is conceived as a new covenant, based, in contrast to all previous covenants" (p. 4).
The authors realize however that the OT speaks of other ways to gain knowledge of God. For example, they recognize that Proverbs says that some sort of knowledge of God can be gained from observing God's creation, and God intended this to be the case. I would stress that this is in fact the tradition of knowledge that Paul speaks of in Rom. 1.18-32. But that sort of knowledge is not said by Paul to be a saving knowledge of God. Thus the author's are right when they add "In the New Testament the knowledge of God is possible only in Jesus Christ and is communicated solely through him". (p. 5– see Col. 2.3).
The connection between OT and NT discussions of knowing God is that humans can only know God if the knowledge is given. It cannot be acquired by mere human endeavor. True knowledge of God is only possible for those who have already been known by God, the one whom God recognizes, and thus they love God and neighbor. Knowledge as apprehension and thus grasping and defining the other is knowledge that Paul says puffs up rather than builds up. The authors suggest that life without knowledge of God is self-defeating. They put it this way "human beings can appreciate their lives only when they recognize God as the source and savior of their lives and acknowledge God as Lord of their lives" (p. 7). But lest this all sound like head knowledge, the authors also rightly stress that loving according to the NT is a key means of knowing God. 1 Cor. 8.3 says that one who loves, is known by God. 1 John 4.8 says that the one who loves is born of God.
Lest we think these authors are closet Pentecostals, with their emphasis on the experience of God, they can turn around and say equally clearly ""the craft of exegesis developed in academic theology is not the only path to the knowledge of God, but it is ,indeed, the indispensable path for the intellectual responsibility of faith. The doctrine of God presented here is defined by the convictions that appropriate understanding of the voices of the biblical witness without scholarship in the history of literature and religion is deficient and that the appreciation of its binding character for a given moment is not sustainable without carefully reconstructing history and without exploring the logic of the biblical understanding of God. Other paths to understanding must, if they wish to avoid the path trod here, must be based solely on intuitively obscuring the difference between past and present or on claims that one possesses the Spirit. Both paths have limited authority but underestimate the pertinent distinction between divine and human word and, furthermore, by repressing theological discourse, stand in danger of falling to distinguish the Spirit from the spirits." (p. 8).
The authors resist the tendency to make theology a subheading under anthropology and more particularly under the anthropological exploration of human religious experience (see James, Schliermacher etc.). The authors note that of course Biblical Theology is most closely related to the enterprises of constructing OT and NT theology. Their approach however is to find a central idea or theme (the God of the Living) suggest it is central to all else, and build their presentation accordingly.
There is some meaningful reflection on the role of the LXX is Christian theologizing and how Christians conceived of the OT on p. 10 especially in the footnote. The authors are correct that the Greek OT became THE OT for early Christians, to such a degree that Jews largely abandoned their Greek translation of the OT.
What is distinctive about this volume is it involves a dialogue between an OT and a NT scholar, as a joint venture, but also as a corrective, since no one scholar is a master of the whole canon. The authors strive to make clear the intensely inter-related nature of the two Testaments when it comes to the understanding of God and the divine nature. The author's take the Emmaus road encounter in Lk. 24 as a sort of hermenutical key to what sort of aims they should have. They add "The notion that skillful interpretation of Scripture can transform disappointed into burning hearts is not just a matter for preaching but— at least in preparation for it— also the task of academic exegesis. Ultimately as the Bible understands it, the burning heart is also the understanding heart." (p. 11).
The authors will emphasize in the first six major chapters God's great heart desire for relationship with his human creatures. Section one is called Foundation, section two Development, which roughly corresponds to God's being and God's doing when it comes to God's will for relationship with us. But God does not merely wistfully hope for relationship. God is being in relationship (the Trinity) to begin with, and on top of that God incarnates himself in the person of his Son in order to establish real lasting relationship with his creatures. "Thereby, God's being is being God to the benefit of humankind [God's plans are for our well being, not for ill] being human therefore is participation in divine life" (p. 13). Undergirding all this is the notion that because God is a constant giver of life, and since life is a gift, we should be freed to give love and life to others.


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Frisky Reader Revealed: LR52185
Hands down, the best thing about working at The Frisky is our amazing readers. We so heart all of your witty, thoughtful, and informative comments—heck, we even appreciate the mean ones. Sometimes, we can't help but wonder about the faces behind the avatars. So we decided to launch a weekly column where we learn all about a Frisky reader. After the jump, meet LR52185, one of our commenters (and a prolific suggester of stories for Today's Lady News!). Please state your name, age, and location for The Friskyverse.
Logan, 27, and Raleigh, North Carolina.
How did you find the site?
That would be CNN.com.
What do you do all day, other than follow The Frisky, which is totally condoned?
During the week, I work for a large credit union handling escrow accounts. On weekends I'm usually out running, fishing, listening/playing music, rock climbing, playing a sport (minus golf and baseball … hate them), manual labor for my parents if they need anything. Ya know … a thug's life.
What is your fave post in recent Frisky history?
All the Today's Lady News posts. It's my one stop shop for pretty much everything related to gender issues that I won't hear about anywhere else.
What are your pop culture guilty pleasures?
The Frisky is the big one. I also enjoy watching "Swamp People" on the History Channel, but I'm not sure if that counts as pop culture.
Team Edwards or Team Jacob?
Had to Google that one so it's gonna have to be neither.
Can you share your most embarrassing dating story? We always share ours. It's only fair.
I don't really get embarrassed, but I have many an awkward story. For starters, before a Sadie Hawkins dance my mom commented to the girl I was going with that I should have a great time because my face would be in her boobs the entire night (the girl was a good 5″ taller). Another good one was when I first met my first girlfriend's dad and he proceeded to show me his sawed off shotgun. He didn't say anything … just showed it to me and I got the point. Later I got a talking-to by this same dad because the girlfriend left a mix CD in her dad's car and the song that came up was "Too Big" from "The Sweetest Thing" soundtrack.
Do you consider yourself a feminist? Why or why not?
Yeah, I'd consider myself a Berkeley shiksa feminista (two points for anyone that gets the reference). Though "shiksa" would be the wrong derogatory term to use for me.
If The Frisky staff came over for dinner, what would you serve us?
Whatever your hearts' desired … which hopefully would be something along the lines of Persian/Indian cuisine because that's my specialty. But I can normally whip any ethnic cuisine up in varying degrees of goodness.
What type of skivvies do you have on right now?< Nike compression shorts. Just finished a run and gotta protect the jewels. I've seen what getting them caught in the legs can do and I'm gonna have to pass on experiencing that. What is your secret talent?
My frat-tastic talent would be being able to open a bottle of beer with my forearm or a butter knife. Other than that I can fell a tree (make it fall in a desired direction) and play guitar, bass guitar, piano, and drums.
What's an amazing book or movie that other Frisky readers absolutely must get their hands on right now?
"The Places In Between" by Rory Stewart. Basically the author walked from Herat to Kabul, Afghanistan and documented his journey and the people he met. It's pretty funny but if you've ever wanted to learn more about the tribal structure/cultural of Afghanistan, it's a great read. I haven't seen a great movie in a while but check out the documentary "20 Seconds of Joy." It's about base jumping.
Which celeb would you most want to get in bed with? Which celeb would you most want to marry?
To bed, Scarlett Johansson. To marry? I suppose Tori Amos or Alice Russell. I'm a sucker for musically talented ladies.
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NEW YORK -- NFL commissioner Roger Goodell defended his decision to suspend Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger on Wednesday despite the absence of criminal charges against him.
Goodell banned Roethlisberger for six games under the league's personal-conduct policy. He was accused of sexual assault in Georgia on March 5, but the local DA declined to prosecute him and cited a lack of evidence needed for a conviction.
Goodell said the absence of a legal certainty did not affect his decision.
"You don't have to be convicted of a crime or even charged with a crime," Goodell said of his authority under the personal-conduct policy. "If there's a pattern of behavior that reflects poorly on yourself, your team, and the league in general, it's important for us to have early intervention to stop that behavior and to correct the behavior. And that's what our intent is here.
"Correct the behavior so that they live up to the standards people expect in the NFL."
Goodell scolded Roethlisberger in a letter announcing the suspension and said there was no doubt the Steelers QB had tarnished the league's image. Still, he ordered Roethlisberger into counseling and said his goal is to encourage the QB to make himself into a better person.
"The intention is to change the behavior," he said. -- Jim Corbett
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Nearly half of the states are turning down federal funding for abstinence education, turning away millions of dollars. In this article on the subject, it appears that the reason is not that these programs are ineffective in reducing teenage sexual activity. It's that many officials just disagree with the concept that sex outside of marriage is wrong. The programs, said one official, are just "too strict."
I would say, however, that I see a weakness in the programs. They reportedly focus on the social, psychological, and health benefits of abstaining from sex until you are married. But the main reasons against extra-marital sex are not pragmatic but MORAL. I'm sure that avoiding the M-word is out of fear of seeming religious and thus becoming ineligible for federal funding.
But morality, in itself, is not necessarily religious at all. (Christianity is not some moral code but the means of finding forgiveness for violating the universal moral code.) We need to teach children, as well as adults, to think in the moral dimension. If we avoid that and instead just re-enforce the materialistic pragmatism that destroyed our moral consciousness in the first place, of course we will not have moral behavior.
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I am not playing nice this time. The Devil has enhanced my abilities
Shadow Lith Powers
* Super speed (Like the first collab, extremely fast/hard to catch)
* Advanced Hand to Hand Combat skills
* Can Appear/Disappear at will
* Keep it 640x360 Dimensions
* Use atleast one of the powers mentioned above in your animation
* All Animators allowed, (Yes even you Beginners)
* Must contain atleast 100 frames (No max requirement)
If you are brave and can face the challenge, simply post saying you're in. CLICK HERE and get started. Once you have finished your animation, PM Juke & Raymond your animations.
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Even if a member defeats Shadow Lith, he is never fully destroyed until The Devil is killed. He is the member controlling Shadow Lith and can only be defeated by a very experienced animator. Only 1 member of the community is allowed to undertake this task. He will be your Leader.
Requirements to vs The Devil are as followed:
* Must have Advanced level movements
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Peppa is a lovable, cheeky little piggy who lives with her younger brother George, Mummy Pig and Daddy Pig. Peppa loves playing games, dressing up, visiting exciting places and making new friends, but her absolutely favourite thing is jumping up and down in muddy puddles!
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In the Underground of Heavenly Peace
Such are the impressions made on exhibition visitors by the symbolism of the Tiananmen Square carefully crafted by the Chinese artist Shen Shaomin. Maybe this sculpture, completed in 2007, could now be read, on the eve of the controversial summer Olympics, as a further statement about China and its policy towards Tibet.
Shen Shaomin, though, has a much more complex relationship to the model which he perfected through years of work. There is no available official architectural plan which he could have relied on. Getting the scale right was the first tiresome problem, so he and his students simply began by measuring the square. Nonetheless, according to the artist, the sketches make it appear twice as big. He first kept them by pasting them onto 15 metre-long strips of paper.
In spite of Shen Shaomins statements about its architectonic details, the wooden Tiananmen Square in the exhibition Re Asia, curated by Wu Hung in the House of World Cultures, is not an architectural model but a fiction reaching back deep into the artists memories and Beijings collective identity. Already as a child Shen brooded over the place and tried to grasp the hub of the Middle Kingdom in terms of images and pictograms. Today he views the Square of Heavenly Peace through the layers of his memory and of history. The square, he says, is a monument of his childhood and even of his generation. But it is always changing. Hence there are various Tiananmen Squares his personal childhood site, the historical Chinese site and the site of personal or collective imagination:
In my life there are several Tiananmens. Tiananmen used to be central to our people and to our history. It was very positive, and as a youth I painted Tiananmen Square again and again. Then there is the present-day square, where tourists and Chinese have themselves photographed the square which thus becomes something personal. But there are also many tales, according to which the square is built upon catacombs. These are merely fantastic claims, but I have taken them up and pictured to myself what might be hidden there and have shown it in this model.
Shen Shaomin circles around his themes and does not discard old perceptions. Rather he integrates them into an overall work which is continually becoming more complex. Hence he says: I would feel so proud just to take a picture in front of it. Its a monument of our childhood, not merely a Chinese and perhaps political symbol. I think its also a symbol of our generation. In my heart, its extremely important.
A series of works made of bones, which he has exhibited since 2003, seems at first to show the artist in a wholly different light. Bones, newly put together into three-headed monsters, gigantic Jurassic Park mosquitoes and other bizarre beings Shens fictive fossils, now to be seen in Londons Saatchi Gallery, recall prehistoric exhibits. Their scientific aura remains closely bound up with the shapes which, warped or many-headed, seem to stem from a world of myth. Mysterious Chinese characters which have been scratched into the authentic bones nonetheless transport them into the realm of fable and also create a bridge from prehistoric and historical times to the present-day world of signs and codes. The beasts are themselves codified. The codes in a world of gene-technology can be not only decoded but also manipulated.
Like his look at the Square of Heavenly Peace, here is a memory going a long way back a memory which Shen Shaomin reinterprets or re-imagines in the light of the present. His childlike interest in prehistoric exhibits was rekindled when he left China and tried, in his new homeland Australia, to come to terms with the dubious achievements of gene- and biotechnology. Like his wooden model, Shens fossil models mirror a world in which precise scientific methods and fictions and myths coexist. By the by he pokes fun at the museum industry and plays God with his artistically created zoological Frankenstein figures.


text: Steve wrote: > At the moment, all I'm looking for is advice on how to transfer our > repository from CVS to CVSNT, pitfalls to consider, etc. The repository is compatible in that you can just use your cvs repository with cvsnt and it (should) all work OK. > (Am I right in thinking this is a one way trip - once we're up and running > with CVSNT, there's no going back to plain CVS?) It's probably still technically possible, but quite difficult I'd imagine. Try it first on a backup of your main repository and see how you get on.. Renaming is pretty quirky (still marked as experimental) although it does work provided you don't try to move files around with it - I find I have to update a couple of times before the client works out what's going on... the cvsnt repository itself has many renamed files on it (.c to .cpp mostly). 2.6.x will fix that (and allow directory rename) but it'll be a major upgrade & won't be stable for a while yet. Tony


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Live music is a huge improvement on canned music, which takes up valuable pantry space and often spoils into noxious free jazz. Keep it fresh with this Groupon.
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Re-imagined in 1999 as a haven for live music, Powerhouse Pub hosts multiple concerts weekly from such sell-out performers as Elvin Bishop, Pablo Cruise, The Drifters, The Coasters, Edwin McCain, Tracy Lawerence, and Little Big Town. As the sound of music wends through the labyrinth of bars and patios, guests dance and drink a variety of uncommon libations fetched from a rolling oak ladder. When the stages die down, the owners turn up the 15 televisions and digital projection screen to capture sports action such as Monday Night Football.
Every inch of Powerhouse Pub is intricately decorated. The walls drip with musical paraphernalia and texture, the fine-grained wood is lit by intricate glass chandeliers suspended above animal- and floral-print carpets. Plush, velvet-topped stools cozy up to every horizontal surface, but leave plenty of room for games of pool and, most importantly, dancing, the only known cure for the starving artist besides money.


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Death By Folding Couch
When I was younger, I always thought hiding in folding couches was super stealth, but now I might be developing a foldout couch phobia. A woman in St. Petersburg, Russia, got in a fight with her drunken husband, and when he wouldn't get off the couch, she hit a lever and it folded up, leaving him stuck between the mattress and the back of the couch. The woman walked out of the room, and when she came back three hours later, she thought he was sleeping quietly, only he was dead. [Reuters]


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'Step Up Revolution': Ryan Guzman Sexy and Shirtless in New Movie Stills (PHOTOS)
New stills from Step Up Revolution featuring star Ryan Guzman busting a move while showing off his killer body have been released.
The film, which also stars Kathryn McCormick, centers around a dance crew (led by Guzman) which is threatened by her father's plans when he aims to develop their historic neighborhood and displace the group.
The new photos also depict how this film differs from the previous movies in the Step Up franchise.
In the image above, viewers get a sneak peek at the movie's big flash mob scene, where the entire cast is suited up and dancing on an escalator.
Celebuzz got into the groove with McCormick and Guzman at Step Up alum Channing Tatum's premiere of Magic Mike.
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Toowong Cemetery (Brisbane General Cemetery)
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
304 Birdwood Terrace
Toowong, 4066 QLD
phone: 07-340 32587
This cemetery was originally called Brisbane General and includes burials from Milton aka Paddington. It was established in 1866 and formally opened in 1875, and it is Queensland's largest cemetery.
There were some disinterments to this one to make way for the park. Milton was known as Paddington and later became Lang Park. This once new cemetery, is actively burying now as the main and largest cemetery in Brisbane. It has Frederick Street as the eastern boundary, with Mount Coot-tha Road on the south, Richer Street on the west and Birdwood Terrace as the northern boundary. It is 4.5 kilometres west of the City on 43.73 hectares of land.
This is not a complete listing of all of the burials in this cemetery. The records below were provided by contributors to Interment.net. Last edited Nov 22, 2011. Total records = 816.
Cemetery Records
Australia Obituaries and Death Notices
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"I share the country's admiration for the bravery of Captain Phillips and his selfless concern for his crew. His courage is a model for all Americans."
–President Barack Obama
April 12, 2009 on Captain Phillips' Rescue
It was just another day on the job for fifty-three-year-old Richard Phillips, captain of the Maersk Alabama, a United States-flagged cargo ship. That all changed when armed Somali pirates boarded the ship, setting off a tense five-day standoff and a series of life-or-death feats by Captain Richard Phillips and the group of Navy SEALs who would ultimately rescue him. While the ending of the story is no surprise, the heart-stopping details of his near week-long captivity remained untold—until now. In A Captain's Duty, follow Richard Phillips' adrenaline-packed tale of adventure and courage during those six days as a hostage off the gun-plagued shores of Western Africa. When the pirates boarded his ship, Captain Phillips put his experience into action, doing everything he could to safeguard his crew. And when he was held captive, he marshaled all his resources to ensure his own survival, withstanding intense physical hardship and an escalating battle of wills with the pirates. This was it: the moment where training meets instinct and where character is everything. Richard Phillips was ready.
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HEALTH professionals have voiced their concerns for local services after the Royal Bournemouth and Poole Hospital merger plan hit problems.
The merger proposal, which has so far cost £6 million was referred to the Competition Commission earlier this year.
The Commission looks set to block the idea because it would limit patient choice.
But the chief executives of the two hospitals say the merger is vital to ensure the viability of local services.
Dr Nigel Watson, who practises in New Milton and is on the GP committee of the British Medical Association, said: "We can't have a health service that provides individuals with choice and stays within the budget that has been allocated.
"One of the things that will happen if the trusts don't merge is that services will be cut.
"The hospitals do work very closely together and there are a lot of shared consultants.
"Both hospitals provide excellent services but the current model of care is unsustainable. We need to provide more care in the community.
"As a doctor I would say that competition is about the market economy. Health isn't a market and I don't think we'll raise standards by Poole competing with Bournemouth for patients."
Andrew Christaki, Royal College of Nursing regional officer for Dorset and Wiltshire said: "This is of great concern to the RCN as staff and patient confidence are directly linked to the quality of patient experience which must remain at the heart of decisions made."
Mike Cracknell, regional organiser for Unison in Dorset, said: "If the merger doesn't go ahead, where does that leave Poole Hospital?
"It would either reduce terms and conditions of staff, which would mean losing them to neighbouring trusts, or reduce services.
"The ideology that competition improves standards and provides value for money is flawed.
"It's about looking at the consequences for staff and the local community."
Yesterday, NHS England warned that the NHS would not survive unless there are radical changes in the delivery of health care such as hospital closures and centralisation of services.


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Tuscan Sharing Supper Club at E18 South Woodford
July 28, 2012 from 7:30pm to 11pm
A British menu to help celebrate British Food Fortnight, sharing our British cuisine. There will be a veggie and fish option for those who don't eat meat and a gluten free option for all of you coeliacs. The venue is in South Woodford, East London (Central line).It's called The Sharing Supper Club because instead of individual servings we have big plates of food which everyone can pick and chose from. Lots of choice for everyone. Its a very social way of eating and usually a lot of fun. It's…See More


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View Draft Trip & 175 Days of Europe on KPad's travel map.
After a bumpy flight, we arrived in Belgrade. Mark and I were a little suspicious of the hostel that we had booked as it only had a handful of reviews and they were all pretty much 100%. This turned out to be the case for us too! Nikola, the guy who ran the hostel was very helpful, a lot of fun, and is a heavy metal dude who calls all his guests his kids. So he was very hospitable. We didn't do much the first night, just grabbed some amazing falafel sandwiches from a shop; as recommended by Nikola, had a few beers and went to bed.
Kate woke up with swollen eyes from conjunctivitis so Nikola kindly took her to the pharmacy to get some antibiotic cream. We were very thankful for his advice and help, when we said thank you, he said "well I've gotta look after my kids!" haha
While we waited for Kate's eyes to improve, Mark's friend Emma arrived because they were going to EXIT Festival too! Hence us traveling with Mark for the last few weeks. And cos he's a top bloke!
While there are many things to see and do in Belgrade, we didn't achieve a whole lot. We walked around the huge fortress for about 20 min then treated ourselves to a cocktail in a bar within the fortress, looking over the Danube River. This was all the sightseeing we managed because we were all spent and needed to buy supplies for the festival the next day.
Belgrade has a great nightlife so we had a few drinks in the hostel with Nikola and a few other Aussies who were also going to EXIT. We all partied down by the Danube River on the barges and house boats which are tied up on the banks and used as bars.
Nikola arranged a private transfer to Novi Sad in a mini-bus with the other Aussies for midday, which was a lot easier than getting a normal crappy bus. Especially because some of us were feeling a little seedy from partying the night before.... And thankfully Kate's eyes had cleared up just in time for EXIT!


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The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
Auburn Community Players
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The Herdmans are the worst kids in the history of the world. They lie, steal, smoke cigars, swear, and hit little kids. So no one is prepared when this outlaw family invades church one Sunday and decides to take over the annual Christmas pageant.
None of the Herdmans has ever heard the Christmas story before. Their interpretation of the tale — the Wise Men are a bunch of dirty spies and Herod needs a good beating — has a lot of people up in arms. But it will make this year's pageant the most unusual anyone has seen and, just possibly, the best one ever.
The Auburn Community Players continue the holiday tradition, bringing you The Best Christmas Pageant Ever.
Pakachoag Church Great Hall
203 Pakachoag St
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Founded in October 2011 by Christine Taylor, the Auburn Community Players aim to bring affordable, fun, family-oriented theater to the Greater Auburn community.


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