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Activities, Quests & Tours
For Kids, Adults & Nature Lovers
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Activities, Quests & Tours
For Kids, Adults & Nature Lovers
county galway Ireland
Guest Activities Menu
Click on links to go to activity sections
Magical Walks & Campfire Storytelling
Free Actitivities
Daily Animal Feeding
Join one of our staff for "The Rounds". This is when we let out and feed the farmyard animals; chickens, ducks, horses and sheep, all the while accompanied by our ever loyal and friendly dogs Mini and Ginger.
Meet at reception just before or on start time as we can't wait for late starters, sorry…our animals are hungry by then and eager to get some grub!
Start Time: 8:00am Finish Time: 8:30am approx.
Start Time: 6:00pm Finish Time: 6:30pm approx.
Outdoor Games
Ask us for basketballs, volleyballs, footballs, badminton sets or frisbees and play on grassy fields or in our sand arena.
Kid's Playground
Always available for use. Adult supervision required at all times.
Yoga with Marion
Join a general public class.
Mondays – Intermediate to Advanced
7:00 pm 8:30 pm
Tuesdays – Beginner to Intermediate
11:00 am to 12:30 pm & 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm
For Crann Og guests: join a class for €10. Meet in yoga room 5 to 10 minutes before start time.
Please check with Marion about availability of spaces in advance of the class start time.
Book your own yoga class.
Kids Class 1 hr
€25 up to 5 kids
€5 per additional kid
Adult Class 1 hr
€35 up to 5 people
€6 per additional person
Adult Class 1 1/2 hrs
€45 up to 5 people
€9 per additional person
Family Offer 1 hr
€25 for 2 parents & up to 3 kids
€5 for additional person
Mondays 10:00 am 1:00 pm
Thursdays 3:00 pm 6:00 pm
Friday 10:00 am 1:00 pm & 3:00 pm 6:00 pm
Weekends by prior arrangement only.
Advance bookings are essential. Please contact our staff to book.
Nature School for Kids
Nature School is for kids age 4 to 12, though teenagers and adutlts are welcome too! Nature School can be organised for any age group right up to senior citizens! Please click the Read More button at the bottom of this section to learn more about Nature School.
Children Only 2 hrs
€50 up to 5 kids
€12 per additional child
additional staff required at 6 kids
Family Offer 2 hrs
€45 for 2 parents & up to 3 kids
€10 per additional person
Children Only 3 hrs
€65 up to 5 kids
€20 per additional child
(additional staff required at 6 kids)
Family Offer 3 hrs
€60 for 2 parents & up to 3 kids
€10 per additional person
Mondays 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Thursdays 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Fridays 10:00 am to 1:00 pm & 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Weekends by prior arrangement only.
Advance bookings are essential. Please contact our staff to book.
Guided Nature Therapy Walks
Nature Therapy Walks are not for kids as this can be distracting for parents and limits the depth of experience for them due to interruptions. Connection to nature for kids is addressed in our Nature School classes and other activities. Please follow the Read More button at the end of this section to read more about Nature Therapy Walks.
Adults Only 2 hrs
€25 for one person
€20 per additional person up to 6
Adults Only 3 hrs
€35 for one person
€20 per additional person up to 6
"It is not so much for its beauty that the forest makes a claim upon men's
hearts, as for that subtle something, that quality of air, that emanation
from old trees, that so wonderfully changes and renews a weary spirit."
— Robert Louis Stevenson
Mondays 10:00 am 1:00 pm
Thursdays 3:00 pm 6:00 pm
Friday 10:00 am 1:00 pm & 3:00 pm 6:00 pm
Weekends by prior arrangement only.
Advance bookings are essential. Please contact our staff to book.
Magical Walks & Camp-Fire Storytelling
Magical Guided Walks in the Woods
Guided walks by Flor, of magical and interesting places on the eco-farm and surrounding nature features like woods and the river. This includes an introduction to the Leave No Trace Principles of Outdoor Conduct, flora and fauna, and conservation efforts in the area.
Be introduced to our favourite trees and animals from the farm and neighbouring wilderness areas during guided walks by Flor. During these informative and entertaining walks Flor weaves in some of the local and ancestral folklore, and invites you to connect with magical places and the stories that surround them.
These guided walks are suitable for kids, parents and groups of friends alike. No matter your particular interest in the farm, folklore, myth and legend, flora, fauna, and geology, Flor delights in sharing his knowledge with you.
Camp-fire Storytelling Nights
Join Flor for a sitting around the camp fire experience, enjoying, sharing and making stories. Held in the Hogan round house, the kitchen/dining cabin in the camp-site field. Why not involve some of your own stories, song, music and a good dose of craic!
No two camp-fire nights with Flor are the same, a true storyteller with a passion for sharing and listening to people in the way that only an Irishman can! Each camp fire experience develops organically. Be sure to tell Flor what interests your group the most.
Flor will even show you how to build and tend a proper camp fire. There might even be toasted marshmallows or camp-fire bread!
The Whole Experience
Why not combine the two experiences to create the Magical Walk & Camp Fire Night.
Go for a guided walk and then return to the Hogan to continue around the camp fire, perhaps drawing on your experiences of the walk to weave some new magical tales.
A great way to spend an evening and often a real treat for families and groups of friends. Also a great experience for ad hoc groups who have just met on site at Crann Og too!
Enjoy an evening with this consummate storyteller host.
The Whole Experience – Guided Magical Walk & Camp-Fire Storytelling
Minimum Duration: 2 hours
€45 for up to 5 people
€8 per additional person
Max group size 10
Magical Walk Only
Duration: 1 hour approx.
€25 for up to 4 people
€5 per additional person
Max group size 10
Camp-fire Storytelling Night Only
Duration: 1 hour approx.
€35 for up to 4 people (includes fire wood)
€7 per additional person
Max group size 15
Wednesdays 8pm
Saturdays 8pm
June to August (inclusive)
Advance bookings are essential. Please contact our staff to book.
Quests & Tours
Ask our resident bard Flor all about his 3 Crann Og Quests, woven together by him to take you on journeys into the countryside near and far to discover the important mystical, historical and literary sites and features…some of these well away from the well beaten tourist traps!
Quest 1: Magical Rivers and Turloughs
Three rivers rising in the Sliabh Aughtys, an old red sandstone formation, and flowing towards the Atlantic. But they disappear and reappear repeatedly once they reach the Burren Lowlands. 'Tis a mysterious land of limestone and turloughs with disappearing rivers and lakes, eventually finding their way to the Atlantic ocean. Subject of poetry and prose, giving Gort Inse Guaire it's name, and eventually arriving at King Guaire's Castle in Kinvara. Follow Flor's secret River Quest to learn of deeper mysteries and secret places you wont find on the map!
Quest 2: King Guaire
Learn of the great King Guaire and his famed generosity, and his relative St. Colman. Find Kilmacduagh where Colman built one of the oldest monastic sites in Ireland, dating back to the 7th century. Visit the monastery and round tower, the tallest one in existence at 34 metres, and with the greatest number of windows of any round tower in Ireland. From here head into the Burren National Park to discover other hidden monastic sites. Enjoy scenic walks in the Burren before being lead to the Burren Perfumery and the Hazel Mountain Chocolatiers!
Quest 3: Irish Literary Revival
In the 1890's the Irish literary revival commenced right here in south county Galway. Lady Gregory and W. B. Yeats were inspired by the folklore of Kiltartan and neighbouring parishes, and the beauty of its incredible landscape. Follow Flor's third quest to discover Kiltartan Museum, Yeats Tower Thoor Ballylee, Lady Gregory and Coole Park Nature Reserve. Kiltartan contains furniture, memorabilia and documents pertaining to the Gregory family and the Irish literary renaissance. A Quest back in time to Ireland's modern literary revival.

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Daniel Carey
President & CEO
Historic Savannah Foundation
Graduated: 1987
Where do you currently work?
I have been the President & CEO of Historic Savannah Foundation since December 2008.
Tell me a bit about your career?
I have been working in historic preservation for more than 25 years. I began working for the Office of Historic Properties in Frankfort, KY and in 1991 moved to Charleston, SC to work for the National Trust for Historic Preservation. After nearly ten years serving in the Southern Office I moved to Fort Worth, TX to run the Southwest Office of the NTHP until I began working with the Historic Savannah Foundation in 2008.
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Condensed tannins in forage legumes can be beneficial or detrimental to ruminant livestock performance, depending on concentration. The objective of this research was to determine condensed tannin concentration in birdsfoot trefoil (Lotus corniculatus L.) without rhizomes (BFT) and with rhizomes (RBFT) from grazed monocultures and mixtures. An additional objective was to investigate possible fluctuation of condensed tannin concentrations through the spring grazing season. In 1997, 'Norcen' BFT and 'ARS-2620' RBFT were sown into pastures located at Columbia, MO; pastures were pure stands or mixtures with tall fescue (TF; Festuca arundinacea Schreb). Pastures were grazed in 1998 and 1999, and the BFT and RBFT components were hand clipped every 14 d throughout the spring of 1998 and 1999. Samples were analyzed for condensed tannin concentration by near infrared (NIR) reflectance spectroscopy with calibrations based on the vanillin−HCl colorimetric method. Condensed tannin concentrations of grazed BFT were lower in this study than concentrations reported in other studies. Averaged over both years, BFT contained 11.4 g catechin equivalents (CE) kg−1 DM, and RBFT contained (P < 0.05) three times that amount (38.6 g CE kg−1 DM). Also, condensed tannin concentrations of the BFT component were 100% higher when BFT was grown in a mixture instead of a pure stand (P < 0.10); in 1999, they were 55% higher (P < 0.05). Finally, condensed tannin concentration fluctuated over the spring of 1998 (P < 0.05), but not the spring of 1999. We concluded that condensed tannins in BFT are much lower than in RBFT, that condensed tannins in BFT decrease when grown with a tall fescue companion grass, and that concentrations can fluctuate in the spring as they do in the autumn.Please view the pdf by using the Full Text (PDF) link under 'View' to the left.
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Attention! You've entered the closet diary of Lisa Haydon, for style tips and spoiler alerts keep reading...
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Favorite Designers: Lisa for Sher Singh and Isabel Marant
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She can't live without: Isabel Marant dress
Her fashion quote: "Wear your personality... sometimes it's the only way to give voice to it on first impression. "
The leggy-lass Lisa Haydon became the talk of the town post the release of Queen. Of course, Kangana Ranaut garnered accolades for her fantastic acting, but when it came to looking drop-dead gorgeous, it was Lisa who stole the show.
Lisa with her flawless skin, angular face and remarkable wardrobe looked ravishing, and it doesn't hurt to say she became one of the hottest personalities in the history of Bollywood. Then came The Shaukeens and with that came the song Manali trance and she melted the ice at the North Pole with her beguiling dance and enthralling look.
So today, we have decided to look inside the closet of Lisa Haydon to find out what makes her a total knockout.
In an interview taken by Miss Malini, she revealed a lot of her wardrobe secrets and that's what we are going to talk about today.
Lisa's staple wardrobe piece is her favorite black skinny jeans. We don't doubt that a bit. She has been snapped a number of times in those skinnies. She also posses a black clutch which she thinks can go with almost any outfit, especially if the clutch is embellished with buckles and zippers.
When she is accessorizing, she makes sure that she wears her peacock feather earring, which goes with all her outfits. Spoiler: The earring was gifted by Amy Jackson during a New Year's party in Goa.
She loves the Indian-ized look of her earring, plus it adds a bohemian touch to the ensemble.
She further confesses that she cannot leave her house without her Isabel Marant dress, which is a skirt but she also wears it as a dress. The dress is from her favorite Australian brand Sass&Bide. Lisa loves to wear her comfy yet chic orange tunic that can be turned into an evening dress. It seems Lisa is not much of a shoe girl since she prefers Havaianas over heels.
All in all, Lisa's style is that of a typical rastafarian: Comfortable but not compromising with vogue.
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Answer to attacks like "this tragedy is for young people to work daily, says spiritual leader
Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama led a silent prayer in US for mass shooting victims in Orlando, the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) said on Tuesday.
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Vote on moratorium on marijuana retail shops, social clubs set for Jan 24
CAMDEN — The Select Board will hold a special town meeting Tuesday, Jan. 24 to vote on an 180-day moratorium on retail marijuana establishments and social clubs.
Selectmen voted 3 to 2 on Jan. 10 to set up the special town meeting, with Don White, Marc Ratner and chairman John French voting in favor, and selectmen Leonard Lookner and James Heard voting in opposition. The special town meeting will be held 6:30 p.m. in the Washington Street Conference Room.
Lookner questioned the hurry for setting up a moratorium, when rulemaking on marijuana retail establishments would take about a year.
French explained that the town attorney is advising the moratorium to prevent cases of businesses from coming in as retail, not saying they will be selling marijuana, in order to demonstrate a substantive investment in a property, and obtain all the needed approvals.
Maine voters approved a referendum Nov. 8, 2016, to allow recreational use of marijuana. Gov. Paul LePage has signed a proclamation verifying the results of the vote, and on Jan. 30 possessing and growing marijuana will be legal.
The warrant article to enact a moratorium cites numerous issues to be considered, including the need to wait for State rule making and understand the rules once adopted, the public health and safety of marijuana, and within Camden's various zones, "how and where retail marijuana can be safely and best compatibly permitted."
In addition, the draft article cites the possibility that increased use of marijuana, "through its cultivation, sale and use in social clubs" in Camden, could "create the potential additional burden on the Town of Camden's public facilities, especially the town's public health and public safety resources."
The lack of available measures for public safety personnel to determine "a person's ability to safely operate" vehicles after recreational consumption at social clubs is another concern cited.
Consideration of the impact of marijuana establishments near schools, churches, and residential neighborhoods is included as an area of need to be considered during a moratorium.
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Sad that people in politics cannot just do what the people have voted for you to do.It is not your job to be "leaders" it is your job to do the will of the people as it is voted on rather you like it or not!! You had your vote just like the rest of us. So sick of politicians!!!!


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The color blocked maxi had me at first sight. It fitted perfectly and the vertical stripes gave an illusion of long never ending legs (and who are we kidding, every girl wants that!). Styled with monochrome floral scarf and clutch, it made for a perfect outfit for a day out shopping with your girlfriends or a romantic subtle first date. The second favorite for me has to be the grey embellished "F" t-shirt. The colors looked so vibrant and summery and the t-shirt is itself so easy to style! It would be a life-saver on those lazy days when you just don't wanna put any thought into your outfit, just pair up the t-shirt with a short skirt, a maxi, or some printed pants and you are good to go! Definitely a winner piece in my opinion.
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Information for Scholarship Winners
All students who are attending the conference must send in a registration form, even if their scholarship is paying for the registration. You may download a copy of the registration form at http://meetings.ahvma.org/images/Registration%20Form%20%20rev2014.pdf. This will enable the AHVMA office to prepare a badge and registration packet for you, allowing you to attend lectures and the lecture hall, and participate in the lunches.
Students who have won the expense-paid trip to the conference must contact our travel agent, Travel Matters, 800.733.4180 or 847.397.4488, to arrange for your plane trip. The Foundation pays for a round-trip economy fare that is reserved 30 or more days in advance, and will pay for one checked bag. Any additional charges resulting from upgrades or increased fare from reservations made later than that time are the responsibility of the student. If you are traveling by car, AHVMF will pay round-trip mileage from your veterinary school to the conference, using the IRS mileage allowance.
The expense-paid trip pays for one half a hotel room fee. AHVMF has reserved 3 rooms with 2 queen sized beds for scholarship winners. Students who wish to share a room should contact Dr. Marge Lewter to arrange for roommates. Email her at email@example.com. Rooms are currently under my name (Dr. Nancy Scanlan) and will be changed to your name when we have the roommate information. Be prepared to leave your credit card number when you check in to cover incidentals such as room service.
Lunch and the banquet will be available to all trip winners. Lunch is a big buffet with gluten free and vegetarian options. AHVMF pays a per diem to cover other meals. This is available each morning at the registration desk.
Students may be asked to help with some conference items such as the Silent Auction, the Information Booth, and other areas where you can help us and learn a little at the same time. All students are invited to the Newcomers Social, which is a chance to meet with old-timers and discuss anything and everything that is new to you - from how to have a holistic practice to which modality would suit you best. Be sure to attend - the food and conversation are always worthwhile!
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CHICAGO — For the more than 30 states that defaulted to the federal government under President Barack Obama's health care law, time may be running out to decide whether to create their own state-run insurance exchanges.
With the chance to apply for hundreds of millions of dollars in federal help set to expire in a few months, even Obama's home state of Illinois is expressing little interest in taking the next step.
The law's disastrous rollout and lingering unpopularity have made it risky to raise the issue in a tense election year despite Obama's announcement Thursday that 8 million Americans have signed up for subsidized private insurance.
Health care advocates are pushing the Democrats who control the Illinois Legislature to pass a measure enabling a state exchange. They note that many states already running their own were able to enroll customers at a faster clip and will have more opportunity to scrutinize insurance rate increases for their residents.
However, it has barely been mentioned in the state capital of Springfield, with just weeks left to take action before the Legislature adjourns.
"The Democrats run this state. President Obama's from Illinois. It's up to them to do it," said Jim Duffett of the Campaign for Better Health Care, a nonprofit coalition that has been helping Illinois residents sign up for coverage. "Who's in power makes a difference; you can't hide from it anymore."
Many of the remaining states that declined to adopt their own exchanges are controlled by Republicans, some of whom want to eliminate what they call "Obamacare." But Sonya Schwartz of the Georgetown University Health Policy Institute, which has been tracking states' implementation of the health law, puts Illinois at the top of a list of states more likely to approve an exchange. Her list also includes Iowa, Arkansas, Michigan, West Virginia, New Hampshire and Delaware.
But the same reluctance is holding back many of those states, despite a November deadline to get access to funds to help secure a state exchange, which in Illinois' case could mean as much as $500 million. In Michigan, Republican Gov. Rick Snyder prefers creating a state-run exchange, but he has been rebuffed by the GOP-controlled Legislature. In Iowa, where the health care law is expected to be a big issue in a U.S. Senate race, the Legislature is expected to adjourn soon without any action on a state-run exchange.
In Illinois, Republicans are expected to exploit the health law's problems in election campaigns against incumbent Democrats in Congress, including Dick Durbin, the No. 2 Democrat in the U.S. Senate.
The governor's race, between incumbent Democrat Pat Quinn and his Republican opponent, wealthy businessman Bruce Rauner, is expected to be one of the most hotly contested in the nation.
While state lawmakers have less connection to the federal law, the idea of any state measure associated with the Affordable Care Act remains unpopular with both parties, said Pat Brady, a former Illinois GOP chairman.
"A lot of people don't want to have their names associated with it," Brady said.
The health care law was designed for each state to run its own insurance marketplace, but just 16 states and Washington, D.C., opted to do so. The federal government ended up running exchanges for the other states, plus Idaho and New Mexico, which ran out of time to fully implement their own exchanges.


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Which statement describes the most likely effect for a country with a large population and a small amount of arable land?
a) It produces more food than can be used.
b) It struggles to produce enough food to support its population.
c) It exports most of its food to other countries.
d) It pays less for food than countries with more arable land do
Which example best illustrates a way in which land is being used as a resource for the benefit of humans?
a) The Rocky Mountains are home to several endangered species of predatory birds.
b) The waters around Australia are home to the world's largest coral reefs.
c) Scientists have now created an artificial fuel that will replace the use of coal as a fuel.
d) Land in a hilly valley is flattened to make building and road construction much easier.
Which of the following statements best describes a consequence of deforestation?
a) Deforestation causes soil to lose vegetation, allowing heavy rains to wash away the topsoil
b) Deforestation allows too much oxygen to be released into the atmosphere, making the atmosphere too clean
c) Deforestation causes precipitation, which helps topsoil to maintain its nutrients for further plant growth.
d) Deforestation protects the habitats of many plant species, some of which are used to make important medicines.
What would a poor farmer in a very poor country most likely do to prevent leaching?
a) The farmer would buy expensive fertilizer to keep the soil full of nutrients.
b) The farmer would use expensive chemicals that provide the topsoil with nutrients needed for crops.
c) The farmer would plant the same crop over and over again instead of rotating crops.
d) The farmer would plant cover crops, leave them to die over the winter, and let them serve as natural fertilizers.
The nutrients in topsoil that support plant growth come from __________.
a) pesticides used by farmers
b) minerals trapped inside of rocks
c) materials located below the Earth's outer crust
d) plant and animal matter that is decaying
The forests of central China are the giant panda's natural habitat. Lately, the Chinese have deforested this area to make room for growing cities. How might this deforestation affect the giant panda's survival?
a) It will increase the giant panda's habitat, making survival much easier.
b) It will benefit plant species that the giant panda eats, making survival easier.
c) It will make room for neighborhoods and shopping centers, making survival easier.
d) It will shrink the giant panda's habitat, making survival more difficult.
Which of the following examples best illustrates a way in which land is being used as a resource?
a) Crude oil, an important source of energy, is now extracted from beneath the ocean floor.
b) Natural vegetation is cleared to make room for the construction of a new neighborhood.
c) The prairies in South Dakota are home to the largest species of groundhog.
d) New cities are now receiving a ton of financial aid from the government.
Which of the following statements is true?
a) Any type of soil is suitable for growing crops.
b) The world's arable farmland is unevenly distributed.
c) Every climate is suitable for food production.
d) Every country has the same resources available for growing food.
Imagine that you are a farmer. You own many acres of land, but much of it is not arable because it lacks nutrients that crops need to survive. Which of the following strategies would you use to make your land arable?
a) Plant crops on the land and hope that some survive.
b) Develop a new irrigation system to provide more water for your crops.
c) Use fertilizers to provide your crops with nutrients.
d) Use heavy machinery to get rid of the topsoil and then plant crops.
The loss of topsoil due to rain, ice, and wind is referred to as __________.
a) weathering
b) deforestation
c) clear-cutting
d) forestry
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Bradley vs. Southern Illinois - 1/6/16 College Basketball Pick, Odds, and Prediction
Southern Illinois Salukis (13-2) at Bradley Braves (2-13)
College Basketball: Wednesday, January 6, 2016 at 8:00 pm (Carver Arena)
The Line: Bradley Braves +12 -- Over/Under: 131.5 See the Latest Odds
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The Bradley Braves and the Southern Illinois Salukis face off on Wednesday in MVC college basketball action.
The Bradley Braves are 2-13 this season and they have been blown out in their last two games. Bradley is averaging 55.9 points per game and they are shooting 36.7 percent from the floor while defensively they are allowing 68.6 points and their opponents are shooting 44 percent. Dwayne Lautier-Ogunleye leads the Braves averaging 9.3 points per game. Donte Thomas is averaging 8.9 points and 5.9 rebounds, Antoine Pittman is averaging 8.0 points, and Luuk van Bree is averaging 7.1 points. Bradley may be one of the worst teams in the entire nation.
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The Southern Illinois Salukis are 13-2 this season and they have won their last five games. SIU is averaging 78.4 points per game and they are shooting 48.1 percent from the floor while defensively they are allowing 68.6 points and their opponents are shooting 43.8 percent. Anthony Beane leads the Salukis averaging 21.7 points per game. Sean O'Brien is averaging 13 points and 6.8 rebounds, Mike Rodriguez is averaging 10.5 points, and Leo Vincent is averaging 7.7 points. Southern Illinois is 5-0 on the road this season.
Bradley is 5-11 against the spread in their last 16 home games, 8-20-1 against the spread against the MVC, and 1-6 against the spread following a loss. Southern Illinois is 4-0 against the spread in their last four games, 4-0-1 against the spread against the MVC, and 20-7 against the spread following a win. The home team has covered the point spread in the last four meetings of these two.
I can see this game being high scoring and for it to go over the total so the over is my free pick.


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Wedding Dress Based on the Reception Theme
You can choose a theme for your wedding day, like outdoor and indoor. If you will hold a formal indoor wedding, you can choose the dress with conventional style. The long dress with tail is fit to be worn indoor. You can choose white or ivory for loyalty look. Then, for the modest look, you can choose the dress with long sleeves. Moreover, if you want to have outdoor wedding like at the beach or garden, the short dress with casual design can be right choice. It will make you easier to move rather than to wear the long one.
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Who says that a bride dress must be white or ivory? Todays, there are many designs for the bride gown in various colors. The color can be chosen based on your wedding theme. To look glamour, you can choose royal blue for your dress. This color is really gorgeous and able to accentuate your beauty. Then, for more romantic and sexy look, red dress might be nice option for the wedding. The other colors in pale or light tones are popular for recent wedding reception, so you can try that too.


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After watching the Week 9 matchups, Scouts Inc. shares these key observations:
1. The Carolina Panthers are the worst team in the league. The offensive line isn't anywhere close to where it has been in recent seasons. Even with a healthy
DeAngelo Williams and/or Jonathan Stewart, the running game isn't good enough. The passing game flat out stinks. In their 31-point loss to the New Orleans Saints, the Panthers used three quarterbacks -- and Jimmy Clausen and Tony Pike are rookies. The defense is riddled with injuries. There is something to work with there, but overall the Panthers are slightly deficient on each layer of defense. But any way it's cut, you can't win when you throw for 68 yards.


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Runtime: 72 minutes
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SVCHost Consuming 100% CPU
My PC has started running very slowly and I have narrowed this down to SVCHost running at 100% cpu in the task manager. Using Process Explorer I can see that this process is hosting Power, PlugnPlay and DCOMLaunch services.
I have run several anti-virus applications including malwarebytes and nothing was found.
How do I solve this?
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You should probably looking at Plug and Play devices you have plugged into your machine.
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There are no plug and play devices plugged into my PC.
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Whilst I find that hard to believe, given most hardware nowadays is PnP detected (during boot, so you don't see it), but if you don't have anything attached to a USB or other bus on the machine at the moment then you may still be correct that it's not the issue. However, it is rarely seen that power causes issues, so that's why logic pointed out PnP as the easiest place to start looking.
A few questions to help us help you better - namely, when did this start (if you can remember), and with that question in mind what changed on the system before that time (patches, software updates, hardware changes, etc)? Given the very narrow nature of that svchost, the more you can provide us the more we can help pinpoint the issue.
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You can very quickly break it down to which process with this small application (no install necessary)
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If you are a new incoming student or the parent of a new incoming student, please review the contents of this page very carefully, as it covers everything you need to know to successfully transition into Saint Raphael Academy.
As always, if you have any questions or concerns about the topics covered on this page, please do not hesitate to contact the Admissions Office at 401-723-8100.
We look forward to seeing you in the fall.
New Student Spring/Summer Checklist:
Trying to remember all the necessary steps you need to take to ensure you are ready to start at a new school can be daunting. As such, we have made a New Student Spring/Summer Checklist 2017 to help ensure new students can keep track of all the things they need to do for the start of the academic year.
It is recommended that new students print out a copy of this checklist and use it to record their progress as they prepare to start at the Academy. It may also help to use this checklist as a guide as you move through this page.
Orientation Form:
To help us know more about you, we ask all new students to complete an Orientation Form at the New Student Welcome Night and return it that evening. If you did not receive an Orientation Form, you may download it here.
Opening of School:
More information will be sent to you in August concerning the opening of school and Freshmen and Transfer Student Orientation Days, which will take place on August 28, 2017. International Student Orientation Day will also be in late August 2017, and they will also attend the Freshmen and Transfer Student Orientation Day. Returning upperclassmen will have an orientation on August 29, 2017. The first day of classes is August 30, 2017.
School Hours:
Saint Raphael Academy school hours for the 2017-18 academic year are from 8:00 a.m. to 2:09 p.m. Before-school and after-school programs are available Monday through Friday in the East Building. The morning program runs from 7:00 to 7:55 a.m., and a hot breakfast is available for purchase. The afternoon program runs from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. each day.
The after-school program provides our students with a productive environment to get work done and to get help from teachers and other students, and to promote a positive atmosphere for students to spend time with their peers while waiting for parents to pick them up or for an after-school activity to begin.
During these hours, activities are available for students along with a quiet area for academic work. After school tutoring is available for students who are struggling in their classes. Contact Mrs. Judy Baxter, Vice Principal of Academics, (email@example.com) for more information.
Final Transcripts:
Enrollment of an accepted applicant at Saint Raphael Academy is contingent upon the successful completion of the student's current grade level. All subjects must be passed and recommendations concerning behavior must remain satisfactory. Failure to meet these requirements may constitute cause to rescind the acceptance granted to the applicant. In order to ensure the fulfillment of these requirements, please have your current school mail a final copy of your official transcript to the Admissions Office by June 30, 2017.
Health Records and Family Contact & Health Information Form:
State law requires that student immunization records and health forms be on file for all students with the Academy prior to the start of the academic year. Please have your current school forward your immunization records and additional health forms to the Admissions Office by June 30, 2017.
Additionally, please ensure you complete the Family Contact & Health Information Form and the OTC Medication Policy (to be distributed at New Student Welcome Night) and return them to the Admissions Office by June 9, 2017.
If you plan to play a sport at Saint Raphael Academy, you must complete a separate set of forms. Please see this letter from the Rhode Island Interscholastic League for additional information. Forms can be downloaded here.
The cities and towns listed below provide free transportation to the Academy:
Barrington | Bristol/Warren | Central Falls | Cranston | East Providence
Johnston | Lincoln | North Providence | Providence | Smithfield
To learn how to register for this free transportation, please see the details listed below. New transportation forms for the 2017-2018 academic year are sent to us in the spring and will be posted as soon as they are received, so please continue to check this section. You may also contact your city or town directly for more information. Please note that each city/town sets its own deadline.
If your city or town is not listed above, but you are interested in car pooling, please contact the Admissions Office (via phone: 401-723-8100, extension 116, or via email: firstname.lastname@example.com).
Details for Students from Kent County:
Saint Raphael Academy has three stops conveniently located for families from Coventry, East Greenwich, North Kingstown, Warwick, West Warwick, and West Greenwich. Bus stop locations are central to those towns and will be determined once students have signed up. The cost for transportation both to and from school for the full academic year will be $750. Please contact the Finance Office at 401-723-8100, extension 111, for details.
Details for Students from Providence:
Students who live in Providence and are more than 2 miles walking distance from the Academy are provided a free RIPTA bus pass at the start of the academic year (and on the first of each month thereafter) from the City of Providence to get to and from Saint Raphael Academy each day. Students must register with the City of Providence to receive their bus pass. To register, a form must be submitted to the City of Providence by June 9, 2017.
Details for Students from East Providence and Lincoln:
East Providence and Lincoln require students to request transportation directly from the city or town.
East Providence requires their residents to go directly to city hall and provide 3 different proofs of residency to sign up for busing. The deadline for East Providence residents is early July 2017.
Lincoln requires that you submit a Lincoln Transportation Request Form directly to the town to register for transportation. We recommend you complete and submit it as soon as is possible.
Details for Students from Barrington, Bristol/Warren, Central Falls, Cranston, Johnston, North Providence, and Smithfield:
Students who live in Barrington, Bristol/Warren, Central Falls, Cranston, Johnston, North Providence, and Smithfield must annually request transportation through the statewide transportation website at:
The website is open to take transportation requests as of April 2017, and requests must be submitted by July 31 if you require bus service on the first day of school. Requests submitted on or after August 1, 2017, will receive the closest point of pickup or a depot stop location for a temporary bus stop. The state is asking parents to register for transportation directly through the website. If parents have problems with the website or do not have access to a computer, call the statewide transportation office at 401-222-5024.
Parents who are new to the statewide system will receive a letter with information about the system shortly after their request is submitted.
In order to be as efficient as possible with routing, bus stops that are used infrequently, less than once a week, will be deactivated and the student will be assigned to the nearest active bus stop.
The historic transportation regions are still in place, which mean that transportation will only be provided within regional boundaries.
For questions and additional information, please contact the statewide system manager's office:
Phone: 401-222-5024 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com | Fax: 401-222-5025
In case of inclement weather, please refer to the Statewide Student Transportation System policy: English Español
Change in Contact Information:
If, for whatever reason, there is a change in your contact information (address, telephone number, email address, etc.) prior to the start of the academic year, please contact the Admissions Office at 401-723-8100, extension 116.
If there is a change in your contact information after the start of the academic year, please contact Saint Raphael Academy's Registrar at 401-723-8100, extension 122.
If an error appears in the contact information listed on your billing invoice, please contact the Business Office at 401-723-8100, extension 112.
Student Handbook:
The Student Handbook, which contains information about school policies, procedures, requirements, and much more, can be found here. Please note, parents/guardians and students are expected to thoroughly read the Student Handbook 2017-1018 (which will be posted over the summer). By signing the Tuition Agreement Form, you agree to abide by the Student Handbook and accept the school's right to amend that handbook.
Dress Code & Uniforms:
A copy of the section of the Student Handbook that details the Uniform Dress Code can be found here. Please read it over carefully. With the exception of the necktie and footwear, all uniform components are to be obtained from Donnelly's School Apparel (800-498-0045) or at DonnellysClothing.com.
To obtain a uniform order form, please contact Donnelly's directly.
Saint Raphael Academy does not have a specific uniform for physical education. The dress code for PE is appropriate, athletic clothing. More details will be distributed at the start of the academic year.
For those who are looking to outfit their students in Saints gear, you can find whatever you are looking for at our school bookstore. Located in Alumni Hall, bookstore regular hours are before school (7:30-8:00 a.m.) and after school (2:30-3:00 p.m.). There are also sweatshirts, jewelry and other items for current students sold by our Alumni Office.
A listing of all required textbooks for all courses being offered at Saint Raphael Academy for the 2017-2018 academic year are available online.
Students are responsible for making sure they have all the required books for the courses they are scheduled to take prior to the start of the academic year.
Once a new student registers to attend Saint Raphael Academy, a listing of the courses that they are scheduled to take is provided to them. For most students, this course listing is given to them at the New Student Welcome Night held May 16, 2017. For students who register after the New Student Welcome Night, their course list is mailed to them. If you are a new student, and do not have your course list, please contact the Admissions Office as soon as possible to obtain it.
Current students will be mailed a copy of their course listing over the summer.
Once a student has a copy of their course listing, then they simply have to refer to the textbook list to see which books they will be required to have for the start of the academic year. Students may have the option of purchasing the e-version of their textbooks to be installed on the student laptops that Saint Raphael will issue to each student in August (see below). These e-books may be purchased at the student's own expense.
If you are a resident of Rhode Island, your city or town will provide textbooks for the following subjects: Math, Science, Foreign Language, Social Studies, and English. ("State Books" are marked as such on the textbook list.) If you are a resident of East Providence, Pawtucket, or Providence, these "state books" will be given to you by Saint Raphael Academy at the August orientation. If you are a resident of any other Rhode Island city or town, you must pick up these "state books" yourself by contacting the appropriate city or town office. Links with information regarding where, when, and how you can pick up your "state books" will be added here as they are received from each district in the spring, so check back often.
Burrillville | Coventry | Central Falls | Cranston | Exeter-West Greenwich
Barrington, Bristol-Warren, Tiverton, Little Compton
Johnston | Lincoln | North Providence | North Smithfield | Smithfield | Warwick | Woonsocket
If your city or town is not listed above, please contact them directly to determine where, when, and how you can order and pick up your "state books." Most cities and towns require you to order "state books" by mid- to late-June. New forms for the 2017-2018 academic year will be posted in the spring as soon as they are received from the towns.
Please note that Rhode Island cities and towns will not provide you with certain books (for instance, books for Theology classes, workbooks, and other reference books). These books can be purchased online from Follett Virtual Bookstores.
If you are a resident of Massachusetts, all books can be purchased from Follett Virtual Bookstores. When purchasing books, please ensure the ISBN matches the one listed on the textbook list.
Follett Virtual Bookstores
Saint Raphael Academy has partnered with Follett Virtual Bookstore as our official provider of course materials and school essentials. We have worked closely with Follett to source and stock the exact edition of books used in our classes.
Textbooks, technology and supplies can be purchased directly through our virtual campus website where you can choose from new books, money-saving used books and even digital books. The site will guide you to the books you need using ordering instructions provided. Books are shipped from Follett's central warehouse right to your door.
Books for fall classes will be available for purchase beginning July 11, 2017. Sign-up to be notified when the booklist becomes available as well as other bookstore reminders. Please note, if you attempt to purchase books prior to this date, you will be purchasing the books that were required for the 2016-2017 term, and there have been changes made to the required textbook list.
If you have questions or concerns about textbooks, please contact our Campus Bookstore at 401-723-8100, extension 128.
School Supplies:
On the first day of classes, teachers will notify students what materials, in addition to required textbooks, will be required for classes.
Technology at Saint Raphael Academy:
Saint Raphael Academy uses Rediker's ParentPlus and StudentPlus Web Portals to allow parents an easy way to keep up-to-date with our academic community. Once you have activated your account, you can check your child's latest grades and see information about classwork, attendance and other academic information.
Saint Raphael Academy also provides an Office 365 account to all enrolled students. Office 365 not only gives students a Saint Raphael Academy email address, but it gives them access to Microsoft Office and Microsoft's OneDrive when and where they need it — allowing for access on your personal PC, Mac, tablet or smartphone at home and on the go.
Saint Raphael Academy is also a 1-to-1 community. Each student will be issued a laptop for their academic work during the school year. Students will be able to use them at home, in class, or during their study periods throughout the campus. Attendance at the New Student Welcome Night on May 16, 2017, is imperative, as we will be covering the usage policies and have our IT staff on hand to answer questions. All students and parents must sign the online 1:1 Device Acceptable Use Policy Form before the student is issued a device. This form will be emailed to students at their SRA email address, and they will receive login information for that account at New Student Welcome Night.
If you have questions about technology at Saint Raphael Academy, please do not hesitate to contact Mr. Stan Dickervitz, Director of the Information Technology Office, at extension 125, or email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Course Selection:
Students are required to take one art or music elective their freshmen year. The course selection sheet will be mailed to freshmen in March. Students will receive their full course listing for the 2017-2018 year at New Student Welcome Night in May.
Summer Reading:
Summer Reading assignments for the 2017-2018 academic year will be distributed at New Student Welcome Night; the list is also available online.
Students should ensure they complete all summer reading for the classes for which they are scheduled by the start of the academic year.
Co-Curricular & Athletic Opportunities:
At Saint Raphael Academy, our students are extremely well-rounded and are encouraged to participate in some co-curricular and/or athletic activity. Becoming involved in the community is essential to the Academy experience. For more information about the various ways students can get involved here at the Academy, please see the following links:
Co-Curricular Clubs & Organizations
Fine Arts Department
Athletics Department
Please note: Any student who wishes to participate in any athletic activity must complete and return the following forms to the coach of the sport they wish to play: RIIL Assumption of Risk Form, Physical Exam Form, and Concussions Act Booklet.
Additionally, any student who wishes to play a fall sport (Football, Cheerleading, Cross Country, Soccer, Girls Tennis, or Girls Volleyball) and is not able to sign up to play that sport at the New Student Welcome Night on May 16, must contact the Admissions Office (via phone: 401-723-8100, extension 116, or via email: firstname.lastname@example.com) and inform her of which sport you intend to play as soon as possible.
Once you provide the Admissions Office with notification of your intention to play a specific fall sport, she will forward your information to the Athletic Director to ensure you are notified of any practices, team meetings, or tryouts that will occur before the start of the school year.
Parent Involvement Opportunities:
A great way to get involved at Saint Raphael Academy is becoming part of the SRA Parent Association.
The SRA Parent Association's mission is to partner with the Saint Raphael Academy administration and faculty to oversee, manage, and develop a community through events and initiatives that support and benefit our students. Throughout the year, they organize, host, and execute a variety of events aimed at enriching our school community. Their signature event is the Saints Stroll, held each fall. Other events include the annual walk-a-thon, the faculty Christmas luncheon, and the senior breakfast.
Beginning in September, they conduct monthly meetings with parents, administration, and faculty and they always welcome new members and new ideas. All parents and guardians of our students are encouraged to become involved. All meetings begin at 6:30 p.m. in Alumni Hall.
For more information, please contact: John Costello, President, at email@example.com.
Dates to Remember:
- June 9, 2017 – Providence, East Providence and Lincoln Transportation Registration Form due.
- June 9, 2017 – Family Contact and Health Info Form and OTC Medication Policy Form due to the Admissions Office.
- June 15, 2017 – Last day of the 20% discount on all orders from Donnelly's.
- June 30, 2017 – Final Official Transcripts and Health Records & Immunization Records due to the Admissions Office.
- Mid-July 2017 – Follett Virtual Bookstore opens for business (for textbooks and summer reading books).
- July 2017 – Deadline to register for statewide busing.
- August 2017 – Orientation for international students.
- August 28, 2017 – Laptop distribution for students, including transfers.
- August 28, 2017 – Orientation for freshmen.
- August 28, 2017 – Orientation for transfer students.
- August 29, 2017 – Orientation for upperclassmen.
- August 30, 2017 – Classes begin for all students.
- September 2017: Early in the academic year, there will be an evening for parents of freshmen to meet individual teachers and learn more about the academic services offered by the Academy. More information will follow.


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A youth organization asked the Supreme Court on Friday to quit the implementation of curfew ordinances in Metro Manila, which the police had apparently dusted off and enforced much more aggressively in the onset of the Duterte administration. The Samahan ng Progresibong Kabataan (Spark), via counsel Jesus Falcis III, filed a petition for certiorari and prohibition to question the "unjust and repressive" nearby laws specifically in Manila, Quezon City and Navotas, saying they restrict freedom of motion and travel. "The curfew ordinances are unconstitutional since it deprives minors of the right to liberty as well as the appropriate to travel, with out substantive due process," said the audience, which aired its opposition recently in what could be the very first protest action directed in the Duterte administration.
The ordinances are unconstitutional when they result in " arbitrary and discriminatory enforcement" around the a part of the police and regional governing bodies, it said. "We are filing (the petition) on behalf of all young citizens who also possess the right to become contributing people without having getting threatened by undue punishment and achievable situations of overreaching authority," Spark spokesperson Joann Lim stated within a statement.
'Oplan Rody'
Days prior to Mr. Duterte assumed workplace, the various city police units within the capital implemented "Oplan Rody" (Rid the Streets of Drunkards and Youths), rounding up minors violating the curfew along with adults caught drinking liquor or going shirtless in public areas. "We can also be crying foul around the unjust detention on the youth's parents if their youngsters are apprehended during curfew hours," Lim added.
Manila, Quezon City and Navotas implement their curfew on minors from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. in keeping with President Duterte's promised campaign against crime and illegal drugs. However, Spark mentioned, some youths who attend classes and hold "legitimate activities" at night have cried foul over these measures, particularly given that they also penalize parents using a jail term or perhaps a fine of up to P2,000.
"These ordinances are implemented without having due deliberation over important aspects, for example the housing conditions in impacted regions, hardships encountered in transportation, and also the late shifts (which are followed) by affected students," Lim stated. Lim cited the truth of Clarissa Villegas, each student of Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, who have to travel pertaining to two hours going property after her classes finish at 9 p.m. Although commuting late at night, Villegas was nearly apprehended by authorities for any curfew violation, she said.
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The Macedonian Foreign Minister, Antonio Milososki talks about his country's interests in the region, mutual interest with India in containing terrorism and enhancing trade with India, on the occasion of the inauguration of his country's embassy in New Delhi.
Month: January 2009
Noose around Poonch terrorists comes undone
"It is difficult to explain precisely how the terrorists could have evaded the cordons," says one Special Forces officer.
Indo-Russian naval drills this month
The exercise INDRA-2009 includes the largest non-carrier warship, the Kirov class nuclear battle cruiser Peter the Great. The warship recently participated in Russo-Venezuelan joint naval exercises in the Caribbean. It also has a controversial technical maintenance history with the Russian navy chief in 2004 having said the warship could 'explode any moment'.
Deconstructing the Pakistani Response to the Mumbai Attack
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Helmet-shrike (family Prionopidae), any of nine species of African songbirds (order Passeriformes) characterized by a forwardly directed crest on the forehead. Several Prionops species, often called red-billed shrikes, were formerly separated in the genus Sigmodus. They are about 20 cm (8 inches) long. In all species the plumage is predominately gray, white, and black, accented in some with rufous or buff. The bill is slender and hooked at the tip.
Unlike the more typical shrikes (family Laniidae), with which they are united by some authorities, helmet-shrikes travel in parties of a dozen or more birds, which move through forest vegetation chattering, bill-snapping, fluttering, and gleaning insects. They also breed socially, a single nest often being attended by all of the adults in the flock.
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I'm Back!Monday, July 6, 2009
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What a lovely lil' town, I agree with your thoughts on the grungey toilet with grass tho....UMMM...NO COMMENT, LOL!!!!!!! Kind of mars the scenery dosen't it?ReplyDelete
Glad you're back and had such a great week. Also glad to hear the Colonel is feeling better.ReplyDelete
Glad your husband is taking it easy and I am happy you were able to do some shopping in the cute little town. Now there is no reason to get rid of old toilets:)ReplyDelete
A garden comode...who would have thought! ;)ReplyDelete
Glad you had a fun and restful holiday. Praise God your husband is recovering so well.
What a fun place to visit!ReplyDelete
I have missed you too~glad you are back.
You were so nice to say nothing at all about that toilet! Oh my stars~I am not sure why anyone would think that was a good idea!
Have a wonderful day.
I am glad your husband is doing better!
What a cute little town! I have no words for the toilet either. Glad you're all rested up!ReplyDelete
What a great place to visit. The toilet planter and the backyard tunnel are great!!!!! Glad to hear the colonel is doing better! God is so good! Have a beautiful day! Hugs, LorettaReplyDelete
Glad everyone is doing well. Being ill sure makes us long for the routine, and the routine sure seems so wonderful afterwards!ReplyDelete
Been watching your followers - you are about the hit the big 100.
Darling little town ... love the toidie. Glad you had a lovely time ... TTFN~ MarydonReplyDelete
Glad you guys are doing well and back in action. Loved the pictures! Looks like a great little town. Will have to check it out sometime.ReplyDelete
Morning Lois! I have missed you so. Glad to hear that great report on the hubby. I have prayed for you two.ReplyDelete
Looks like you had a great time on Friday.
Tell hubby not to overdue it...
It's great to have you back! I missed you for those few days!ReplyDelete
I was all set to write sweet words about how I am so happy to read that The Colonel is doing better, and then I spotted the planted toilet, and I forgot what I had planned to write!ReplyDelete
Hello Lois, Praise the Lord for the good report on your hubby! So good to have you back and thanks for sharing the wonderful photos-looks like a great place to visit.ReplyDelete
Have a blessed week.
love the toilet photo!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful little town!ReplyDelete
I love the picture of your hubby waiting for you!! Hope things get back to normal for you all soon!
I'm glad the Colonel is doing better! Your day on Friday looks like it was fun. The cafe is too sweet; the town is just the type of place I'd love to spend a day. Glad you had fun!ReplyDelete
TY for popping over to visit. Did you go to the blog beneath my present post & help us leave a message for Amy, who is very very sick. If not, I hope you will. TTFN ~MarydonReplyDelete
What a pretty town and I am so glad the Colonel is doing well.. You need a potting shed. I would give you mine!!!ReplyDelete
Glad to catch up with you. I have been out of the loop too.
Hi Sunshine,ReplyDelete
So glad you are back and that Phil is doing so well! Praise the Lord
for He is so good!!
Hope you are getting rested up, these sort of things take way more out of us than we realize at the time. That looks like a very nice little town to visit, glad you all were able to get out and enjoy that while hubby is still off on
leave. Thanks for stopping by tonight and leaving a comment, it was great to hear from you hon.
Have a peaceful nights sleep.
Love and Blessings, Nellie
P.S. My son is doing great, soggy but good!!
I did write a lil bit about him in
todays blog, it was sort of in the middle and I highlighted my son
in case you didn't catch that. I know it was long and a lot to read.
God Bless!!
I'm glad you're back! And that the Colonel is on the mend!!:)ReplyDelete
It looks like you had a great tour of the town- I'd never heard of Jim Thorpe- the city- before.
Thanks for the great photos!!
Have a great day!!
so glad your all doing better, what a fun little town to visit.ReplyDelete
Hi Lois,ReplyDelete
So glad the Colonel is up and about, I know how it feels when they aren't, we are the same with our dh as with our children, we would rather it be us than them.
What a beautiful town, and that toliet display so cute. The last picture reminded me of my sweetie when we go shopping, standing or sitting ,so patiently waiting.
Aren't we the most blessed gals!!
This town is so pretty~thank you for sharing all your great photo's. I am glad your husband is feeling better and you are all rested up. God bless, RoseReplyDelete
Wow, my friend you have been through the wringer lately. Glad to hear you had some down time and hope you destressed. The town looks romantic and like a great place to wine and dine and just walk around and hold hands. Glad your hubby is better, how scary.ReplyDelete
Have a better than ever week,
Lovely to have you back Lois - the photos are gorgeous!! So glad you were able to do something relaxing and enjoyable at the weekend. And so pleased that the Colonel is almost mended! Love and prayers to you both for the week ahead xReplyDelete
Oh my.... *happy sigh*ReplyDelete
It looks like you had a FABULOUS
time! It is great to have you back
I have missed you!!!
Many Blessings~ Jen
I'm so glad hubby is doing so well. Looks like you had fun going around in that cute, cute town. Take care of him.ReplyDelete


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James Dowdy Sr. 57, died Sunday, Dec. 3, 2000.
A native of Clarke County, Mr. Dowdy was a son of the late Aldozia Sr. and Annie R. Burgess Dowdy. He was employed by Star Construction Co.
Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Shiloh Baptist Church with the Rev. B.S. Jackson officiating. The body will be placed in the church at 12:30 p.m. Burial will be in East Lawn Memorial Cemetery.
Survivors include two sons, James Dowdy Jr., Athens, and Tyrone Dowdy, Chattanooga; four sisters, Cherry Dowdy, Rosa D. Bell, Mary Faust and Joann Turner, all of Athens; two brothers, Larry Dowdy and Aldozia Dowdy Jr., both of Athens; four grandchildren; nieces and nephews.
Pallbearers will be Willie Smith, Tommy Handy, Leroy Moore, Willie Turner and King Drake.
The family will receive friends at the residence of Cherry Dowdy, 1525 Springvalley Road.
Jackson-McWhorter Funeral Home, Athens, has charge of arrangements.
Athens Daily News, Friday, Dec. 8, 2000
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