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December 12, 2013
Toyota Indiana 'Plant' Builds a ForestDec. 12, 2013 – Leaves rustle and twigs snap under the scuffle of small shoes. A light wind blows; the air is crisp. And Hoosiers can breathe a bit easier, thanks to a 160-acre woods Toyota has planted near its Princeton, Ind., facility. (more) |
December 05, 2013
Toyota Indiana Launches the 2014 Highlander; Prepares for Hybrids and ExportsPRINCETON, Ind. (Dec. 5, 2013) – Hoosier pride was felt deep and wide on the plant floor of Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Indiana this morning as the company celebrated the start of production of the all-new 2014 Highlander. (more) |
December 02, 2013
Toyota Baja California Celebrates 10 Years of Manufacturing ExcellenceBaja Calif., Mexico (Dec. 2, 2013) – Commemorating 10 years since breaking ground Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Baja California (TMMBC) donated $10,000 (USD) today to the Boys and Girls Club of Tecate and three Toyota trucks to local nonprofit partners. (more) |
November 12, 2013
Toyota Opportunity Exchange Matches Minority Businesses with Its SuppliersCINCINNATI (Nov. 12, 2013) – Securing a $1.6 million contract in 2012 brought Ron Nuñez, President and Chief Operating Officer of a group of independent supply companies, back to the Toyota Opportunity Exchange this year for the third time. (more) |
November 12, 2013
Toyota Committed to STEM EducationNEW YORK (Nov. 12, 2013) – With 10 plants across America, Toyota knows that inspiring students to focus on STEM – Science, Technology, Engineering and Math – skills is vital to the future growth of manufacturing in the United States. (more) |
October 17, 2013
10 Years Texas ProudSAN ANTONIO (Oct. 17, 2013) – Everyone has a lucky number. And for 10 San Antonio organizations, 10 is their new lucky number.Exactly 10 years to the date after breaking ground, Toyota Texas has donated 10 trucks to thank the community for a decade of support, trust and friendship. Team members, suppliers and guests celebrated the anniversary at the plant. (more) |
September 18, 2013
A Million and Counting Toyota Texas Produces One Millionth TruckSAN ANTONIO, Texas (September 18, 2013) – It's been said that the stars at night are big and bright, deep in the heart of Texas. However, today in San Antonio, Toyota trucks are shining bright. (more) |
September 07, 2013
It's No Illusion. Mississippi-Built Corolla Makes its Local DebutTUPELO, Miss. (September 7, 2013) – What's 47 years old, stunning, and turning heads in Tupelo today?In front of an estimated crowd of nearly 9,000 people at the BancorpSouth Arena this afternoon the all-new, next generation 2014 Corolla officially made its Mississippi debut at its line off ceremony, featuring an illusionist, aerialists, fire artists and other performers. Attendees included Toyota Mississippi team members and their families, suppliers and invited guests including Miss. Lt. Governor Tate Reeves and Congressman Alan Nunnelee. (more) |
September 05, 2013
More Toyota Power Coming To Detroit Metro AreaAnn Arbor, Mich. (Sept. 5, 2013) – Toyota Technical Center (TTC), a division of Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing, N.A. (TEMA), announced an investment of more than $28 million to expand its powertrain operations at two facilities in Ann Arbor, Michigan.(more) |
August 30, 2013
Toyota Increasing U.S. Transmission ProductionERLANGER, Ky. (August 30, 2013) – When Toyota's Buffalo, West Virginia engine plant began production in 1998, maintenance team member Eric Cline knew they'd build a lot of engines for Toyotas driven by customers all across the country. Fifteen years later, Toyota Motor Manufacturing West Virginia (TMMWV) has built over 10 million powertrain (engines and transmissions), and today, Toyota is investing a combined $102 million in manufacturing facilities to meet increased consumer demand for Toyotas and the engines that power them. (more) |
August 01, 2013
Toyota Launches Production of All-New 2014 Corolla & Redesigned 2014 TundraERLANGER, Ky. (August 1, 2013) – Consumers have a lot to look forward to this fall as production of the all-new 2014 Corolla has begun at Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Mississippi, Inc. (TMMMS) and Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada, Inc. (TMMC). The start of production for the redesigned 2014 Tundra also began this week at Toyota's Texas plant. (more) |
July 26, 2013
Toyota Invests Again in Indiana, Creating 200 New JobsERLANGER, Ky. (July 26, 2013) –As consumer demand for Toyota's Highlander continues to grow, the company's Princeton, Ind., plant is planning to grow with it. Toyota announced today it will increase production of the Highlander mid-size SUV in late 2014 with a $30 million investment in Princeton. (more) |
July 09, 2013
Toyota Partners with Tree of Life Clinic to Improve the Process of Providing Quality Free Health CareTUPELO, Miss., July 9, 2013 – Mary Ware arrives at the Tree of Life Clinic in Tupelo at 6:40 a.m. to ensure she will have a place in line for treatment when the free medical clinic opens at 4:30 that afternoon. Now, with the efficiencies instituted in the clinic – thanks to the partnership with Toyota – she can arrive later with assurance she will be seen that day. (more) |
June 20, 2013
Toyota Boosting Manufacturing Investment in Alabama, Missouri and TennesseeERLANGER, Ky. (June 20, 2013) – Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America, Inc. (TEMA), announced today that its Alabama engine plant and Bodine Aluminum casting plants will invest a combined $200 million to boost machining capacity and engine parts production for V6 engines. (more) |
May 10, 2013
Toyota Partners with EVSC to Improve Annual Collection of 14,000 NetbooksEVANSVILLE, Ind., May 10, 2013 – Janit Market is pleased she can continue teaching her English classes at Central High School with only a brief interruption when student netbooks are collected this year. She's also confident that because collections are more efficient, the distribution of netbooks next school year will be much more successful – the goal being to deliver a computer to each student on time. (more) |
May 01, 2013
A Billion Horsepower and Growing - Toyota's West Virginia Plant Celebrates Production of Its 10 Millionth UnitBUFFALO, W. Va. (May 1, 2013) – Toyota Motor Manufacturing, West Virginia, Inc., (TMMWV) and its 1,300 team members celebrated production of the plant's 10 millionth powertrain unit at a ceremony this afternoon with guests from the state's business and civic community. Powertrain units include engines and automatic transmissions. (more) |
April 25, 2013
Toyota's North American Proving Ground Celebrates 20 YearsWittmann, Ariz. (April 25, 2013) – Toyota Arizona Proving Ground (TAPG), Toyota's largest vehicle evaluation investment in the U.S., today celebrated its 20th anniversary with team members and executives. (more) |
April 22, 2013
Sunny, Clear Skies, and a 100 Percent Chance of Being Green - Toyota Mississippi 'Turns on the Power' at Earth Day CelebrationBLUE SPRINGS, Miss. (April 22, 2013) – Being green in Northeast Mississippi got a lot easier today as dozens of community members and citizens joined Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Mississippi, Inc. (Toyota), TVA and New Albany Light, Gas & Water (NALGW) this morning at a ceremony to celebrate Earth Day 2013 by "powering on" Toyota's new 50 kilowatt solar array.(more) |
April 19, 2013
2013 U.S. Lexus ES 350 Production Announcement - Akio ToyodaOn April 19, 2013, Toyota's global president and other senior executives announce that the Lexus ES 350 will be produced at its Georgetown, K.Y., plant. (more) |
April 19, 2013
Toyota to Build Lexus ES 350 at Its Georgetown, Kentucky PlantErlanger, KY, April 19, 2013 – For the first time, a Lexus vehicle will be produced in the United States. The Lexus ES 350 will be assembled at Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky (TMMK) in 2015, Toyota announced today. (more) |
March 26, 2013
Toyota Recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency with Its Ninth Consecutive Energy Star Partner of the Year AwardERLANGER, Ky. (March 26, 2013) – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recognized Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America, Inc. (TEMA) with its ninth consecutive ENERGY STAR Partner of the Year – Sustained Excellence Award for its continued leadership in protecting our environment through superior energy efficiency.(more) |
February 26, 2013
Toyota to Export U.S.-Assembled Venza to Russia and UkraineNew York, Feb. 26, 2013 – Toyota today announced that it will begin exporting U.S.-assembled Venza vehicles to Russia and Ukraine in 2013. These shipments are expected to build upon Toyota's all-time record export of more than 124,000 U.S.-assembled vehicles to 21 global markets in 2012, an increase of 45 percent over the prior year. (more) |
January 30, 2013
Toyota Receives the 2011 SAE Ralph H. Isbrandt Automotive Safety Engineering AwardAnn Arbor, Mich. (Jan. 30, 2013) – Toyota Technical Center (TTC), a division of Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing, North America, Inc. (TEMA) announced today that the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) has selected TTC - Robert Smith, author, Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) Shigeki Hayashi, Yuichi Kitagawa and Tsuyoshi Yasuki, co-authors, as the recipients of the 2011 SAE Ralph H. Isbrandt Automotive Safety Engineering Award.(more) |
December 04, 2012
Respect for the Planet: Toyota's 2012 Report Details Commitment to the EnvironmentNEW YORK – Dec. 4, 2012 – Toyota today highlighted its sustainable manufacturing advancements and commitment to environmental leadership as the automaker released its 2012 North America Environmental Report. The report spans Toyota operations in the United States, Canada and Mexico over the fiscal year, including research and development, manufacturing, logistics and sales. Toyota remains the most fuel-efficient full line auto manufacturer in the United States and the industry hybrid leader. (more) |
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This is the sport climb immediately left of Heathenistic Pursuit. Start behind a large boulder and make some techy moves up under a roof. Turn the roof at its right end and continue up some easier face climbing before firing the crux just below the anchors. The crux is somewhat beta intensive, but once you've got the sequence this is a sort of easy 11d (if there is such a thing!). This can be easily toproped after climbing the first pitch of Heathenistic Pursuit.
I wouldn't call this easy 11d. Maybe if you are tall you can reach through both cruxes more easily but it will still stay on you. Also, the bolts aren't amazing but since most people toprope it anyways, you could also place a medium nut in a shallow slot up by the last bolt (extend with a shoulder) and be pretty confident that the top pro will hold if you blow that crux.
There is a variation to the left (slightly easier), which stems up off the large rock in front of the wall. This avoids the brutal, thin crux down low by going straight up to the roof and travering to the right. There is a different bolt for this vartiation but is of suspect quality. I found this to be more fun than the tweaky direct line.
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ACT Lecture | Taru Elfving: Archipelago Logic: Towards Sustainable Futures Taru Elfving, curator and director of Contemporary Art Archipelago (CAA), calls into play the curatorial notion of the "dysfunctional" exhibition and its role within the larger concept of sustainability. CAA, a trans-disciplinary, cross-cultural exhibition spread across the isles of the Turku Archipelago (Baltic Sea), included over 23 international artists who researched the area's environment and ways of life, and worked with the lo
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Amina Gautier is the winner of the Flannery O'Connor Award for her short story collection At-Risk (University of Georgia Press). More than 65 of Gautier's stories have been published, appearing in Best African American Fiction, Iowa Review, Kenyon Review, North American Review, and Southern Review among other places. Her work has been honored with scholarships and fellowships from Breadloaf Writer's Conference, Ucross Residency, and Sewanee Writer's Conference and has been awarded the William Ri
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The weekly International Space Station video recap for March 12-March 16, 2012.
Breakingviews: no stepping out of line for China's leaders
Mar. 16 - Princeling Bo Xilai's sacking doesn't expose cracks in the political system - it shows party unity ahead of this year's leadership shuffle, says Reuters Breakingviews.
Breakingviews: Lloyds bonus rules smack of double standards
Mar. 16 - Blocking payouts to former bosses, including ex-CEO Eric Daniels, lacks consistency. Plus - why Spain should get an additional seat at the ECB.
Grace and Poise (1928)
Pole dancing - 1920s style. These ladies show that exercise needn't be dull or strenuous as they demonstrate the latest trend in physical culture on the glamorous French Riviera.
Pizza & Poetry
Jehanne Dubrow reads and discusses "Stateside", a book of poems which lyrically details the experiences of a military wife.
Speaker Biography: Jehanne Dubrow is an assistant professor in creative writing and literature at Washington College. She is the author of three poetry collections, including most recently "Stateside" (2010). In autumn 2012, her fourth book of poems, "Red Army Red" will be published. Her first book, "The Hardship Post" (2009), won the Three Candles Press Open Book Award, a
NASA's Desert RATS: Desert Research & Technology Studies
The Black Point Lava Flow in northern Arizona offers a research haven for NASA's Desert Research and Technology Studies (RATS) team of scientists and engineers, because this rough, dusty terrain, with its extreme temperatures that swing from hot to cold, resembles other places in the solar system. On this bleak landscape, NASA crews can test robotic systems and extravehicular equipment; adjust and improve their designs; and create effective procedures for solar-system exploration. NASA scientist
Showcasing the Great Experiment: Cultural Diplomacy & Western Visitors to the Soviet Union
During the 1920s and 1930s, thousands of European and American writers, professionals, scientists, artists and intellectuals made a pilgrimage to experience the "Soviet experiment" for themselves. The reception of these intellectuals and fellow travelers and their encounters in order to analyze Soviet attitudes toward the West are the subject of a new book by Michael David-Fox.
Speaker Biography: Michael David-Fox is associate professor in the Department of History and the School of Foreign Ser
Ambassador Johnnie Carson: 40 Years of Dedication to Africa
Ambassador Johnnie Carson took part in a discussion of his career in the U.S. State Department.
Speaker Biography: Ambassador Johnnie Carson is assistant secretary of state for the Bureau of African Affairs.
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The Connection Between the U.S.Independence and the Hispanic American Independence Movement
Allan Brewer-Carías discussed the Connection between the U.S. Independence and the Hispanic American Independence Movement in the context of several key constitutional law books published in the United States at the beginning of the 19th century.
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Conversation with Ronen Givony & Tyondai Braxton
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Human Rights Day Panel 2011: Women's Rights and Opportunities
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Anne Wiazemsky, actrice iconique du cinéma d'auteur des années 1960-1970, a trouvé sa voie propre avec la littérature. Son roman Jeune fille, démystifie la relation qu'elle a entretenue sur le plateau avec Robert Bresson, alors qu'elle était une adolescente en mal d'identité. Entre séduction et perversité, soumission et irrévérence. Débat entre Anne Wiazemsky et Yomota Inuhiko, essayiste, critique et historien spécialiste du cinéma et de littérature comparée, prof


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Abu Dhabi: No more hotels allowed to open
Abu Dhabi will not issue any new hotel licences in the capital until further notice due to oversupply. However, none of the already issued licences will be revoked even if construction of the hotels has not begun, said Alrroya Aleqtissadiya, quoting Naser al-Riyami, an official in the emirate's tourism authority.
Across the oil-rich state, which accounts for more than half of the United Arab Emirates' economy, government-backed real estate, commercial and tourism projects, many conceived during the boom years of 2003-2008, are under review and in some cases being delayed or put on hold. Officials at the tourism authority were not immediately available for comment.
Hospitality consultants have said that the projects have pushed the hotel market to a point of saturation, and with even more hotels scheduled to open this year, this problem has the potential to become acute. Some argued that a rate war when hotels slash prices in the face of competition is underway.
The average room rate in Abu Dhabi dropped 14 percent to about Dh450 in 2011, the paper said, as four thousand new rooms came online bringing the total number of hotel rooms to almost 23 thousand in the capital. Abu Dhabi's tourism authority posted a 6.5 percent growth in guest arrivals last year, as new hotels and an increase of Arab tourists from the GCC brought the number of hotel guests to 2.11 million in 2011.
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Spinach and Mushroom Smothered Chicken Recipe
- 3 cups fresh baby spinach
- 1-3/4 cups sliced fresh mushrooms
- 3 green onions, sliced
- 2 tablespoons Diamond of California Chopped Pecans
- 1-1/2 teaspoons olive oil
- 4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (4 ounces each)
- 1/2 teaspoon rotisserie chicken seasoning
- 2 slices reduced-fat provolone cheese, halved
- In a large skillet, saute the spinach, mushrooms, onions and pecans in oil until mushrooms are tender. Set aside and keep warm.
- Sprinkle chicken with seasoning. Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack.
- Grill chicken, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 4-5 minutes on each side or until a meat thermometer reads 170°.
- Top with cheese. Cover and grill 2-3 minutes longer or until cheese is melted. To serve, top each chicken breast with reserved spinach mixture. Yield: 4 servings.
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This is awesome. I broiled instead of grilling it. I think it would be even better grilled. Will definitely make again.
This was a huge hit for my husband and I. Simply delicious, easy to make, and quick! I served it with garlic roasted potatoes and made a honey mustard vinegarette to top it all. So tasty!!
WOW!! This is tasty!!! Instead of grilling the meat, I pan fried (covered) until nice and brown and cooked through. I then removed the chicken from pan and did the vegetables in the drippings until not quite done, returning the chicken to the pan, topping with the cheese until melted. I served the chicken with the spinach mixture on top. The chicken was very moist, the flavors are very good and the pecans add a very nice crunch and added flavor. Can't wait to make this dish again.
I have made this several times. We both love it. I usually add more rotisserie seasoning. Sometimes I don't use the spinich either but it always turns out great.
I have never made this, but I am going to try it but with NO cheese and in my crockpot. I do not have a grill.
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SOMERVILLE, Mass. (WHDH) -- A former priest is accused of sexually assaulting a child while assigned to a Somerville church.
The alleged victim -- now 26 years old -- was a parishioner at St. James Episcopal Church in Somerville.
Prosecutors say the inappropriate contact took place inside the priest's office over a 10-year period, beginning in the 1990s when the victim was in elementary school.
Reverend Paul A. LaCharite, 65, of Boston, was arraigned in Somerville District Court Monday answering to charges of one count of assault to rape a child and three counts of indecent assault and battery on a child under 14.
"He's innocent of these charges," said David Meier, LaCharite's attorney.
The victim went to police last week. LaCharite was arrested last Friday by Somerville police.
LaCharite's attorney says his client is extremely upset about the allegations.
"Father LaCharite is devastated by these allegations. The last time he was contacted by the alleged victim who is now 26 years old was about two years ago and that was to baptize the alleged victim's first child," Meier said.
LaCharite was released after posting $10,000 cash bail.
Prosecutors say the abuse only stopped when, as a teenager, the alleged victim and his family left St. James Church.
"I think once this case is played out in court, the truth will win out. It always does," Meier said.
LaCharite is due back in court next month. He has been ordered by the judge to stay away from the alleged victim and is not allowed to have any unsupervised contact with anyone under the age of 16.


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Curtis lives out of a suitcase and his diary reflects it. He's always seems to be on an plane travelling or in front of a camera filming. But he wouldn't have it any other way. See what Curtis is up to (and where) with a glimpse into his diary blog.
It's hard not to get excited when spring is just around the corner. Don't get me wrong, winter is beautiful: Who isn't awed by the quiet power of a snowstorm or the cool stillness of a frozen pond? But there's an understated quality to the season of scarfs and mittens. Even most of the seasonal produce is low-key. That is, except for beets. With their splash of colour and tender texture, this root vegetable brings touch of sweetness and glamour to any late winter dish. Beets aren't just gorgeous; they're super good for you too. Beets are rich in fiber, vitamin C, iron and potassium, and their pigment is full of powerful antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds that help protect against heart disease and some cancers. The greens attached to the beet are edible, delicious and also packed with their own vitamins and minerals. Beets have the highest sugar content of any vegetable, but they have very little fat or calories.
The most common types of beets are a dark reddish-purple color, but you can sometimes find them in orange, white or striped like a candy cane. I love to mix and match them in recipes for a pop of color. Look for beets that are firm with smooth skins and bright, crisp greens (if still attached). Don't worry about the occasional knobby parts, 2-inch tail and hairs, that's normal, but stay away from any that are shriveled or have browning, wilted leaves, which indicates that they are old.
Beet greens can be used in place of spinach or chard in recipes so don't throw them away. The greens do leach moisture from the beetroot though, so cut them off, leaving about an inch of the stem attached, and store in a plastic bag in the fridge. (You'll need to wash them and blot dry before using.) As for the beets, place them in a plastic bag and pop in the refrigerator. They'll keep for about 2 weeks.
Before cooking, wash the beets gently, trying not to pierce the skin. It provides a barrier during cooking that holds in the nutrients and color. Beets can be shaved and eaten raw in salads. They add a vibrant flavour and texture and pair beautifully with fennel, toasted nuts and goat cheese. Or blend them into a smoothie; their natural sweetness works well with fruits. You can boil beets, but I like them best roasted. Place whole, unpeeled beets in aluminum foil pouch, leaving it open at the top. Drizzle with olive oil and a teaspoon of water, sprinkle with salt and pepper and cook in a 400-degree Fahrenheit oven for 25-30 minutes. A knife should be able to pierce through the beet without any resistance. When cool enough to handle, peel the beets.
With a pan of roasted beets in the kitchen, the world is your oyster. Puree them to use as a spread on crostinis or toss in an arugula salad with a little blue cheese. Toss them into soups or risottos, add to sandwiches, or do it up Aussie style and top your burger with slices of roasted beets. If you're like me, you'll probably just sprinkle with salt and pepper and dig in.
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Here's a look at the life of Ibrahim al-Jaafari, former prime minister of Iraq.
Personal: Birth date: 1947
Birth place: Karbala, Iraq
Education: Mosul University
Religion: Shiite Muslim
Other Facts: Is a trained physician.
Has five children.
Timeline: 1968 - Joins the Islamic Dawa Party.
1980 - Flees to Iran in order to escape Saddam Hussein's crack-down on members of the Dawa Party.
1990-2003 - Leader of the London branch of the Dawa Party.
2003 - Returns to Iraq.
August 2003 - Becomes a member of the Iraqi Governing Council and serves as the Council's first rotating chairman.
2004-2005 - One of two vice presidents in Iraq's interim government.
April 7, 2005 - Iraq's new president Jalal Talabani nominates al-Jaafari as prime minister.
May 3, 2005 - Sworn in as Iraq's interim Prime Minister.
May 2006 - Is replaced as prime minister by Nuri al-Maliki.
2008 - Is expelled from the Dawa Party after forming a new political movement, the National Reform Movement.
August 2009 - Shiite political leaders announce the formation of the Iraqi National Alliance. Al-Jaafari is a member of the coalition.
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This is in response to the thread "was god an alien astronaut"
There is also a good book "Chariots of the gods". The thinking in the book is good but not all his sources are credible. Since that and other ideas of ET interpretations of gods has gone a million ways. Some say they jump started out evolution, thus there is a missing link. Hypothesis that the alien technology utilized gold and that is why we value such a useless rock. The tale has been spun hundreds of ways but other than myth being crazy stories imaginative people created to explain the world I would say Aliens are better over a creator deity.
Space is huge and if life from another world began exploring it could have landed here while homo sapiens were still in its technological infancy. it is plausible that even if the aliens tried to communicate they were not gods, while they stocked on provisions, fuel food water, insulation anything that will eventually deplete upon a galactic ship, that our ancestors would began to believe gods were in the sky with chariots of fire and powers to topple trees. We now have those powers from our technology and if aliens visited we would call them aliens not gods.
We can already conclude that humans will place godhood on a civilization more advanced than there own. Cortez and the Aztec. WW2 pacific tribes on islands that are too small to be mapped made structures of planes to call back there gods(the soldiers that help them).
So I would claim it is plausible, better than god, but not as "realistic" I suppose, than myths are just myths with no other source than our planet without alien contact.


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Video: 200 hay bales on fire at Park Farm in Oakley (From Basingstoke Gazette)
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Video: 200 hay bales on fire at Park Farm in Oakley
10:40am Sunday 5th August 2012 in News By Emily Roberts, Chief Reporter
AROUND 200 bales of hay are still on fire at an equestrian centre in Oakley.
Firefighters have been tackling the blaze at Park Farm in Rectory Road since 2.20am this morning after a member of staff at the farm raised the alarm.
Around 20 horses in a building next to the burning barn were moved to protect them from smoke inhalation.
Crews are expected to remain at the scene until midday, to control the flames, but are not entering the open barn because it is too dangerous.
Neil Buckner, watch manager at Basingstoke fire station, said: "It was already well alight when we turned up."
He said that because the barn has 260 solar panels on the roof, firefighters adopted a "defensive" approach when tackling the blaze, because of the potential danger of the panels.
He added: "They can store electricity and they are quite new technology. We have made sure it's not spreading and are encouraging it to burn out."
Julian Small, owner of the farm, said: "I'm pretty gutted really."
The 47-year-old father-of-two added: "We have had to close the riding school because it's unusable. We had to move horses in the night to get them out of the smoke filled barn. I'm hoping there's no damage to the shop from the smoke because there are clothes and rugs in there that I'm concerned about."
The cost of the damage is not yet known, but the solar panels, which were put up in March, cost £120,000.
Police are now investigating the cause of the fire.
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Kisses from my Christmas in Squamish where there's actually snow on the ground so I'm bundling up in all my knits and furs. There's still room for cute outfits and tights that match my hair, as usual.
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Natural Remedies With Honey for Facial Acne
By Brenna Stone
Are you tired of using the same old facial scrubs and spot treatments for pimples only to find that you still have acne? Maybe it is time to try something new. I like to use naturally antibacterial honey to make natural remedies for pimples.
Honey protects the skin from bacteria and nourishes it. It is a wonderful skin care ingredient when you want to fight acne and encourage skin healing. Honey is excellent to use if you are prone to blemishes but also have to deal with dry skin. With natural humectant properties, honey helps the skin retain moisture instead of losing it, which is sometimes the case with commercial skin care products. If you want to try something different for your acne, give any of these honey-based natural solutions a try.
Honey and Milk Facial Scrub for Acne
One way to help beat acne with honey is to make an exfoliating facial scrub to eliminate dead skin cells, oil, and dirt before they can clog pores and cause blemishes. Honey works well in homemade facial scrub recipes, enhancing the exfoliating action of a gritty substance with antibacterial properties. To make, stir together one tablespoon of honey and just enough milk to form a paste. After cleansing with warm water, gently scrub onto the face. Rinse and pat dry.
Honey Spot Treatment
One of the most simple honey remedies is a spot treatment for blemishes. This natural treatment is more effective if you use a raw, organic honey. The less processed your honey is, the more nutrients and beneficial properties for the skin. Dab a small amount of raw honey on pimples. Leave on for 20 minutes before washing off with cool water.
Face Masks With Honey
Another great way to use honey to help reduce acne naturally is with honey face masks. Smoothing sticky, sweet honey over your skin may not seem like the best way to get rid of blemishes, but it actually leaves the skin feeling clean and nourished. I like to use equal parts of honey and plain yogurt for a natural remedy to help with dry skin as well as acne. For very oily skin, try blending honey with clay powder and water. For a strong antiseptic mask, add four drops of tea tree oil to two tablespoons of honey and apply to the face.
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First measure the top opening of your boots. Mine are about 16 inches. Then measure around your calf at the point that your boots come up to when you're wearing them. Mine measures about 14" with narrow legged jeans on. You'll want your boot toppers to measure somewhere in between in circumference. If they are too snug, they won't roll over the top of your boots. If they are too loose, they will be all bunchy inside your boot. No good.
Next, find a sweater with some nice ribbing. You can use the bottom edge of a sweater or in this case, a big open cowl neckline. You'll need approximately double the total length of your boot/calf measurement x about 6" in width. I'll need my sweater piece to be 30" long (2 x 15") and 6" wide. The entire width doesn't have to be ribbing, some can be the lower part of the sweater but you'll want a knit that has some give to it.
Next cut your sweater piece it into 2 lengths measuring your approximate calf/boot top circumference. Fold one piece in half and sew the ends together. Repeat for the second piece.
Slide the topper over your tights or jeans so that the seam allowance is on the outside and the uncut edge of the ribbing is at the top.
Put your boots on then fold the boot toppers down over the top edge of your boots. Cute and comfy! how long did that take? 10 Minutes?
Things to consider:
• Try using the sleeves of a large sweater, then you don't even have to sew up the side!
• Super bulky sweaters don't work as well, especially if the top of your boots are a close fit.
• The sweater can be any content and it doesn't have to be felted! In fact, a very felted sweater might not have enough give to stretch when folded over the top of the boot.
• Boot toppers are easier to put on with boots that zip vs. pull on.
• My boots have "boot straps" which make a little lump in the cuff, but not too bad.
• If you like the look of the topper peeking out but not cuffed over the boot itself, make them more snug to your leg, then put them on right side out.
These would make a nice Valentines Day gift for anyone who loves to wear boots! And who doesn't?


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INSIDE open gov't conference "Cascadia" region leaders are gathering on March 26 and 27 at City Hall. Put on by City of Seattle and Knowledge As Power, click here for more details on how you can participate! youth & familiesAttend one or more of the three upcoming workshops in March to give your feedback on what is important to your children and families. Click here for more details and access to the Get Involved page. who's in?Who�s in the Office? The Mayor has begun posting the lists of who has visited his office. Be in the know at the Mayor�s site. what's up with broadstripe?Numerous cable customers in the area covered by Broadstripe (Beacon Hill, Central District, Chinatown/International District, part of Queen Anne) have been dissatisfied with the quality of services. So what�s been going on and what�s being done about it? Chief Technology Officer Bill Schrier, and Director of the Office of Cable Communications Tony Perez, of the Department of Information Technology, present the finding of a technical audit of the company�s signal transmission. Turns out that part of the problem is the equipment from the node to the home. Broadstripe�s executive vice president and general manager of Pac West, David Irons, responds to the findings and shares what the company is doing. See the video. of the City Council�s Energy, Technology and Civil Rights meeting of Feb. 17. meet doit staff
Derrick Hall is our community tech support and listserv manager. He is our resident computer expert, providing support to City public computers and technical advice to community technology learning programs. He oversees deployment of our free Internet connections for non-profits, maintains our public computer stations, and helps manage the City's listservs. E-mail: Email him, or call: (206) 233-5061. city inside/out:council edition
Don�t miss City Inside/Out: Council Edition on the Seattle Channel. It�s a Q&A show featuring host C.R. Douglas and callers in a discussion about local issues with three City Councilmembers. The next taping is March 27, 7p.m. on Cable 21 or online at the Seattle Channel. Email your questions in advance or call (206) 684-8821. Do you have questions for Seattle City Councilmembers? How does the Council want to handle the City's 2011 $50 million budget deficit? What are the Council�s plan for a City wide broadband system. What are their thoughts on a solution for rebuilding the State Route 520 bridge? Join Seattle Channel host C.R. Douglas as he sits down in March with three members of the Seattle City Council. Email to send in your questions. Then tune in Wednesday, March 24 at 7 PM to see the answers. You can catch the current episode of City Inside/Out: Council Edition with Councilmembers Jean Godden, Tim Burgess and Bruce Harrell now by going here. free internet hookupsFree cable broadband Internet service is available for organizations providing technology training to community members. The free service is offered within the Seattle city limits, based on the City's cable franchise agreements with Comcast and Broadstripe (Millennium). For more information and to download a short form to make application, go to our tech web. If you have questions, email Derrick Hall or call (206) 233-5061. l.i.n.k.a.g.eWatch for the national broadband plan being released now. United Nations to launch a global Broadband Commission for Digital Development on March 15. An International Look at High-Speed Broadband. Duck or Duct tape? Back issues of Brainstorm including techtips and linkage are now available in our online archives. Previous TechTips and Linkage are also available. Click to revisit all previous issues. |
campana quetzal partners with ymca ytech
Campana Quetzal received a 2009 Tech Matching Fund grant to train a group of Latino parents as peer leaders and equip them with laptops to engage other Latino parents in computer literacy trainings, and online accessto educational resources during home visits. The Meredith Mathews East Madison YMCA YTECH program also received a 2009 Tech Matching Fund grant that included adult computer literacy trainings. Instead of duplicating efforts, they decided to collaborate and support one another in developing a more digitally inclusive Seattle community. Campana Quetzal�s Peer Leaders have engaged in two trainings provided by YTECH. The first training provided an overview of One Economy�s Seattle Beehive, which is, "� the place to go for information and resources around the things that matter in our lives: money, health, jobs, school and family." The Beehive is a bilingual site available in English and Spanish. They also did a Mac Basics workshop to help Campana Quetzal�s Peer Leaders get acquainted with their Mac laptops in preparation for their use in community home visits. Through these two trainings they have engaged approximately 20 adult community members. They have future trainings in mind, such as: The Source; Online Safety; and another Mac overview workshop in the works. These are challenging economic times and the more that we can collaborate and share resources, the better. This partnership symbolizes working together and building something that is beneficial for all. For example, YTECH is sharing their WiFi with Campana Quetzal and providing workshop facilitators, while Campana Quetzal is helping to recruit the participants and bringing the laptops. A true win-win for all. If you would like to learn more about this partnership, attend a training, or arrange for a training, contact: Maria Ramirez, executive director, Campana Quetzal; or Chris Tugwell, director technology programs, Metrocenter YMCA. speak up for youth and familiesOnline and off, via video, web forum, or as a volunteer facilitator, Mayor McGinn is seeking your participation and this initiative signals a new track on resident engagement. The Mayor and community outreach staff Sol Villareal have created a website and welcoming video on how the city is gathering input on issues affecting how our youth and families are served. From now through September, the City will be facilitiating large Group Workshops, conducting Community Caucuses, sponsoring a Kids and Families Congress, and Action Planning Groups. The first phase of the Seattle Youth and Families initiative, where people from across our community will come together to make their voices heard and talk about the issues facing our children and families in Seattle today. Attend one or more of the following workshops and have your voice heard! When: March 8, 7:00 to 8:30PM Open Government West is a large, two-day conference on March 26 and 27, hosted by the City of Seattle and Knowledge As Power. Many governments throughout the greater "Cascadia" region have launched open government directives. Our region is host to innovative technology, government and civic engagement organizations. Open Government West is a unique opportunity to bring these leaders together to facilitate regional collaboration across open government initiatives. Convened by incoming Mayor of Seattle Mike McGinn, and coordinated by Knowledge as Power, this important gathering will bring together 500 decision makers, IT managers and citizen activists from private industry, city and state government, agencies and organizations from throughout Oregon, Washington State, British Columbia, Idaho and Montana. To find out more information about the conference go here. census 2010 will help our communityIn March 2010, more than 130 million addresses across the nation will receive a census form. The 2010 Census asks ten questions and takes only ten minutes to complete. Completing the census form is easy, important and safe. Required once every ten years by the U.S. Constitution, the census will count everyone in the United States, both citizens and noncitizens, regardless of legal status. Census data also directly affects how more than $400 billion per year in federal funding is distributed to state, local and tribal governments. Census data are used to determine how we are represented at all levels of government. Equally important, census data provides a picture of who we are as a nation and community. Kenny Pittman, a senior policy advisor with the city, was the lead on the City�s efforts to raise awareness and get the message out about the census. To help with this effort, the Seattle Complete Count Committee was formed in 2009 and developed and implemented a grass roots campaign. Different from the last Census completed in 2000, this year they used social networking. "Conducting outreach for the census is instrumental in making sure everyone counts," according to Pittman. "We found that using social networking such as Facebook and Twitter were instrumental in getting the message out quickly and reach more people in Seattle." To read more information about the census go here. c.a.l.e.n.d.a.rSummer Institute on Technology and Disability: An Introduction to Assistive Technology When: June 21�24 New Media Literacy Offers Monthly Webinar Series Next webinar: Networking and Negotiation scareware scams ride the killer whale tragedy Supposed footage of Wednesday's fatal Sea World killer whale attack in Florida actually points at sites distributing scareware. Dawn Brancheau, 40, a trainer at Sea World in Orlando, lost her life yesterday after a killer whale attack. Miscreants have wasted no time is exploiting the tragedy, as so many before it, by setting up malware traps designed to ensnare the unwary. Black hat search engine trickery is once again being used to drive traffic to these sites, by planting links to malware portals in Google results for search terms related to the tragedy, such as "killer whale video pictures." Users who follow poisoned links will be warned of supposed security risks on their PCs in an effort to persuade them to try and then buy fake anti-virus software of little or no utility, Just about any newsworthy tragedy is likely to be used as a theme to promote scareware portals these days, one of the easiest mechanisms for cybercrooks to make money. As we always remind you, expect these types of scams every time there is any kind of breaking news. Don't fall for the scareware tactic. If you get one of these pop-ups, you need to shut down your browser immediately and do not respond to them. Trying to just close the pop-up will not work. Visit here for up-to-date security alerts. Voice over Internet Protocol, aka VOIP, is becoming more and more popular, especially with providers offering free long distance for free international calling with their services at low rates. You may wonder how you can use this service in your lab, or whether you have the Internet speed to support it. 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One-Night-Only Event Staged at Anode from 6 to 9 pm
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Watkins College of Art, Design & Film presents the senior graphic design show "Roast," featuring work by Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design degree candidates Ryon Nishimori, Chris Stewart and Anna Stout, on Thursday, December 1, from 6 to 9 p.m., at Anode, Inc., in East Nashville.
The one-night-only exhibition, which is free and open to the public, will feature the graduating seniors' advertising and package design, as well as branding, illustration and multimedia. Refreshments will be provided by Beve coffee.
"Our Fall 2011 Graphic Design Senior Exhibition 'Roast' is a stimulating blend of three award-winning, caffeine-fueled Watkins students: Ryon Nishimori, Christopher Stewart, and Anna Stout. Their portfolios reflect a spirit of individualism and creativity infused with elegant design communication and jolts of visual wit," said Professor Dan Brawner, graphic design department chair. "We encourage everyone to join us for a night of excellent design, illustration and multimedia…and witness first-hand the results of hard work, talent, and over-caffeination."
Creative agency Anode (anode.com) is located at 926 Main Street, Nashville, TN 37206.
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The Bachelor of Arts Degree in Graphic Design at Watkins College begins with a strong foundation in the basic principles and elements of design and typography. The curriculum then builds in complexity until students graduate with a professional, high quality, entry-level portfolio. Coursework effectively covers art, design, typography, technology, professional practices and the history of art and design. Small class sizes allow for each student to have individual consultations with faculty at every stage of assigned projects. Graphic design electives, including internships with area advertising and design agencies, enhance each student's education. The curriculum culminates in the capstone course, Senior Portfolio Development, where each graduating senior works with senior faculty to polish his/her portfolio. Finally, the graduating class, as a team, puts together a senior exhibition that features their portfolios.


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Looking for that perfect place to celebrate Valentine's Day?
Consider a Kentucky State Park. Resort parks are offering special events and packages in February to help celebrate Valentine's Day.
State parks provide a great place for a getaway weekend along with excellent food, entertainment, natural beauty and scenery.
Barren River Lake State Resort Park Honeymooners' Weekend Feb. 15-17 Barren River Lake State Resort Park invites you to its annual Honeymooner's Weekend, February 15-17. You don't have to be on your honeymoon to enjoy these festivities, so bring your special someone for a fun, romantic weekend getaway. Dress up as your favorite singer Friday night and party like a rock star as you perform in the Star Karaoke Costume contest! Single, duet, and group performances are welcome. How well do you know your sweetheart? Find out Saturday afternoon as we play the "Not-So-Newlywed Game." Saturday night, enjoy a delicious buffet dinner in the Driftwood Restaurant. After dinner you can dance to your favorite songs provided by DJ Cindy Cossey. She will teach you a few dance steps, and we will play some couples-themed games during the dance. Lodging packages available are: Friday and Saturday night lodge room package for two, Friday and Saturday night cottage package for four, and Saturday night lodge room for two. Dinner and dance $75 per couple (includes tax and tip), Karaoke tickets are $12 per person, and dance tickets are $18 per person. For more information about lodging packages call 1-800-325-0057.
Lake Barkley State Resort Park Sweetheart Weekend Feb. 16-17 There's nothing sweeter then spending the weekend at Lake Barkley State Resort Park with the one you love. Lake Barkley is making it easy by designing a weekend dedicated to love. Check in to a lake view room on Saturday, then dance the night away at our Sweetheart dance featuring live music by returning favorites Pink Cadillac. This year's dance will also include drinks and sweet treats. On Sunday, you can enjoy a Lake Barkley breakfast buffet. A one-night package including lodging, dinner, dance, drinks during dance, sweet treats, and Sunday breakfast is $235 per couple. Dinner and dance packages are also available for $145 per couple and dance-only $100 per couple. Please note that this event is for ages 21and older. No outside alcohol will be permitted. For more information and reservations call 1-800-325-1708 or email email@example.com.
Pennyrile Forest State Resort Park Valentine's Getaway Feb. 16-17 Come to Pennyrile Forest State Resort Park for a romantic Valentine's Get-a-way! Live music will be in the dining room from 6-8 p.m. Saturday night. The dinner menu will include choice of steak or salmon, baked potato, soup and salad bar and cheesecake. Check in starts at 3 p.m. on Feb. 16. The $99 package includes: one night's lodging on Saturday night, dinner for two Saturday night and continental breakfast on Sunday morning. For more information, call Donnie Jones at 1-800-325-1711.
Rough River Dam State Resort Park Sweetheart Weekend Feb. 15-17 Bring your sweetheart to Rough River Dam State Resort Park for a romantic weekend getaway! Festivities begin Friday evening with an interactive magic show, and Saturday is filled with activities and games including the "Not-So-Newlywed Game." A romantic prime rib dinner buffet and dance highlight the night. Overnight packages start at $259 plus tax per couple and include two nights' accommodations, Saturday breakfast, activities, prime rib dinner buffet and dance and Sunday breakfast. Dinner and dance packages are also available for $89 plus tax per couple and include prime rib dinner buffet and dance on Saturday. Call 270-257-2311 or 1-800-325-1713.
Blue Licks Battlefield State Resort Park Trouble at the Tropicabana Feb. 15-16 Fantastical Theatricals' actors will entertain with an interactive mystery theater. The show is "Trouble at the Tropicabana, an I Love Lucy Spoof." Take a walk down memory lane with Lucy, Ricky, Fred, and Ethel. What can you expect from an audience participation "murder" mystery? Fun the minute you walk in the door! You'll get a chance to mingle with Lucy, Ricky, and other cast members as they drop hints about themselves and the show and give you a chance to ask questions. Dinner served at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $34.95 per person. An overnight package that includes the dinner and show, a lodge room and brealfast for two is $129. Call 1-800-443-7008.
E.P. 'Tom' Sawyer State Park Sweetheart Wreath-making Workshop and a Sweetheart Hike Feb. 10 The park will host a Sweetheart Wreath Workshop on Sunday, Feb. 10, from 1-3 p.m. at the Sawyer-Hayes Community Center. There is nothing better than a handcrafted gift for your sweetie on Valentines Day! The fee is $7 per couple. All materials needed to decorate wreaths will be provided, but feel free to bring an item or two to personalize yours! Hot chocolate will be available during the event. Call 502-429-7270 to register. The park will also host a Sweetheart Hike from 3:30-5 p.m. on Feb. 10. The fee is $3 per person or couple. After making the wreath, go hand in hand on this hike. We will hike for about 1½ miles, looking for signs of wildlife and observing the natural beauty of the park. Dress for the weather, as this hike will proceed in most conditions.
General Butler State Resort Park 'Ol' Blue Eyes' Feb. 9 Enjoy a dinner theater with Matt Snow portraying Frank Sinatra. The audience will be taken through Sinatra's entire career, from the music he was singing when he began in the Early Years of 1939-1950; his Comeback Years in the 1950's , to the Very Good Years of the 1960's, until Final Curtain Show chronicles his career up until his death in 1998. There will also be appearances by actors portraying Dean Martin and Marilyn Monroe. Tickets are $40 per person plus tax. Assigned seating for the 6: 30 p.m. show and a cash bar will be available. A one-night overnight package is available for $165.95 per couple and includes the show with dinner, a lodge room, and Sunday breakfast at Two Rivers Restaurant. Call the park at 1-866-462-8853.
Lake Cumberland State Resort Park Sweetie Pie Dinner Feb. 15 Treat your sweetheart to a special romantic dinner at Lake Cumberland State Resort Park. Sit by a window of our beautiful dining room overlooking breathtaking Lake Cumberland, while enjoying a special buffet which includes carved prime rib of beef and chilled shrimp cocktail. You're bound to impress the one you love! Buffet is $21.95 per person. Dinner hours are 5-8 p.m. Call 1-800-325-1709.
Buckhorn Lake State Resort Park Sweethearts' Weekend Feb. 14-16 This picturesque lodge, located in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains of eastern Kentucky, is the perfect resort for a romantic getaway with your special someone. Special lodge rates of $50/night for a lodge room will be offered Sweethearts' Weekend, Feb. 14-16. There will be a special buffet Feb. 14 from 5-8 p.m., with special dinner entrees offered Feb. 15 and 16.Throughout the weekend enjoy the mountain vista from your room balcony in the morning, while later on in the day there will be a crackling fire in the copper-hooded fireplace in the lobby. There are plenty of opportunities for enjoyment at the park with other activities, or you can just get away to enjoy time with your special someone. Call 606-398-7510 or 1-800-325-0058 for reservations or more information.
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Trouble at the Tropicabana Feb. 9 Cumberland Falls has been a romantic getaway for decades. Bring your sweetie for an evening of entertainment and relaxation. Fantastical Theatricals' actors will entertain with an interactive mystery theater. The show is "Trouble at the Tropicabana, an I Love Lucy Spoof." Take a walk down memory lane with Lucy, Ricky, Fred, and Ethel. What can you expect from an audience participation "murder" mystery? Fun the minute you walk in the door! You'll get a chance to mingle with Lucy, Ricky, and other cast members as they drop hints about themselves and the show and give you a chance to ask questions. Dinner will be served in the Riverview Restaurant inside the DuPont Lodge from 5-8 p.m. The show starts at 8. Lodge room package includes: lodging for Saturday night, Saturday dinner, and mystery show, $149.99 (plus tax) per couple. Cottage package includes: cottage, Saturday dinner, and show for $ 179.99 (plus tax). Per couple. Dinner and show only is $34.99 per person. Call for reservations at 1-800-325-0063.
Greenbo Lake State Resort Park Marriage, Mob & Murder Dinner Show Feb. 9 Greenbo Lake State Resort park, in partnership with Greenup County Arts Council, presents "Marriage, Mob & Murder." The show is an interactive murder mystery performed by Murder and Merriment Interactive Murder Mystery Theatre Troupe. The show starts at 7 p.m. Tickets are $40 a person for the dinner and show. An overnight package that includes a lodge room is available for $140 a couple and includes breakfast the next day. Call Stephanie Poplin 606-473-7324 or 800-325-0083 for reservations.
Natural Bridge State Resort Park Valentine's Day Special Dinner Buffet Feb. 14 Bring your out your sweetheart and enjoy some good food at the Hemlock Lodge's Sandstone Arches Restaurant! Buffet items will include carved roast beef with au jus and horseradish sauce; golden fried catfish with hushpuppies; chicken veronique with vineyard white wine sauce; pork tenderloin dian with burgundy wine sauce; twice baked potatoes; corn pudding brown bean and butternut squash soups; assorted rolls and cornbread and desserts. Served from 4-8 p.m. Cost is $15.98 a person plus tax and tip.
Natural Bridge State Resort Park Valentine's Square Dance Feb. 16 Bring your sweetheart out to Natural Bridge for some easy-to-learn Appalachian square dancing, clogging, line dancing, two-stepping, polkas, waltzes, and many other couples and individual dances. The warm-up begins at 6:30 p.m., and the official start time is 7:30 p.m. The dance will be held in the Woodland Center and typically lasts until 10 p.m. Admission is $3 per adult, and children under 12 are free. Contact Brian Gasdorf at email@example.com or (606) 663-2214 for more information.
Pine Mountain State Resort Park Sweetheart's Dinner Feb. 14 Rekindle the flame and celebrate the love of your life with a romantic Sweetheart's Dinner on Valentine's Day, Thursday, Feb. 14. The special dinner will feature two entrees; a 10 oz. ribeye or grilled chicken breast with your choice of either shrimp or chicken alfredo. Both entrees will include your include your choice of fresh steamed vegetables or baked potato. Fresh bread and a garden salad accompany all dinner selections. A dessert bar featuring tiramisu, Italian cream cake, and caramel banana pudding will also be offered. A table treat of chocolate dipped strawberries will accent your dining pleasure. The cost is $35 per couple. Dinner served 5-8 pm. Call 1-800-325-1712.
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The Internal Revenue Service said Monday it was suspending the use of screening criteria of the type that led to heavy-handed scrutiny of tea-party groups, and documents showed that liberal groups also were among those flagged.
The IRS inspector general said last month that agency workers used inappropriate criteria—such as the terms "tea party" or "patriot" in a group's name—to select applications for tax-exempt status for a special, time-consuming review. IRS employees also targeted groups focused on issues such as government spending or debt.
In an interim report on Monday, the IRS blamed "significant management and judgment failures" for the agency's targeting of conservative groups. The agency has replaced a number of managers involved, said interim IRS leader Danny Werfel. Mr. Werfel, who was brought in last month by the White House to clean up the IRS, succeeded the acting commissioner, Steven Miller, who was ousted soon after the controversy erupted in May.
The IRS said in its report that it had found other "political and…inappropriate labels" being used by employees to flag applications for tax-exempt status. The agency also said it was establishing a new process to give previously targeted groups a fast-track alternative for becoming tax-exempt.
Meanwhile, congressional Democrats late Monday released new IRS documents showing self-described "progressive" groups also were scrutinized. They cited a "be-on-the-lookout," or BOLO, list from late 2010 that cited the word "progressive" as a red flag in certain applications seeking charitable status.
The top Democrat on the House Ways and Means Committee, Rep. Sander Levin (D., Mich.), said lawmakers should find out why the inspector general focused only on targeting of conservative groups. "The audit served as the basis and impetus for a wide range of congressional investigations, and this new information shows that the foundation of those investigations is flawed in a fundamental way," Mr. Levin said.
But Republicans said it isn't yet clear that liberal groups or others were subjected to the same level of scrutiny and delays that many tea-party groups experienced. They also say conservative groups were singled out in other ways, such as donor audits and leaks of confidential information.
The documents released Monday also show that groups focused on disputed territories in the Middle East and recent health-care changes have been flagged.
The IRS already is facing multiple congressional probes and a criminal investigation into revelations that from early 2010 through early 2012 it gave extra scrutiny to conservative groups applying for nonprofit status.
Mr. Werfel emphasized the agency's internal investigation was continuing. But he said it appeared so far that no IRS employee committed intentional wrongdoing, and there was no evidence that anyone outside the IRS steered its actions.
House Ways and Means Chairman Dave Camp (R., Mich.) said the IRS report leaves many issues open. "The IRS still needs to provide clear answers to the most significant questions—who started this practice, why was it allowed to continue for so long, and how widespread was it?" Mr. Camp said.
The IRS unit in Cincinnati that reviews tax-exempt applications from around the nation has a long history of giving extra scrutiny to a wide range of groups such as foreclosure-assistance charities. The tactic has helped the IRS manage large numbers of applications, but sometimes has caught up parties that didn't deserve close scrutiny.
The White House said President Barack Obama, who ordered Mr. Werfel's 30-day review of the agency's missteps, viewed Monday's report as an "important step in ensuring accountability" at the tax agency.
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