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06/26/2013 - 11:43am
The Education Center School celebrated its 44th commencement ceremony recently at Woodland Hills Baptist Church. Graduating seniors are (from left) Zachary Draine, Taylor Roden, Tinsley Martin, and Eric Woolard.
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The Education Center School elementary students participated in a special project before Christmas. They did research and story boards about how other countries celebrate Christmas. Shown are (from left...
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The Education Center School recently held elections for student council officers. Student council leaders chosen as co-presidents are (from left, back) Seth Hersey, Andrew Bryant; (front) Varah Potter.


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Extension > Community > Understanding Economic Change
Helping community leaders examine economic change
Economic changes in your community can happen over a long period of time or very quickly. It's not always easy to see how those changes connect to other parts of your economy. Our economic impact analysis program is designed to assist community leaders with the following types of questions.
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In partnership with the Northern Grapes Project, U of M Extension has assembled a profile of grape growers and wineries in 13 northern states. Read the about grape growers. Read about wineries. Read about Minnesota's wine industry.
Economic Contribution of Museums in Minnesota
U of M Tourism Center and Extension researched the economic contributions of museums in Minnesota. Read the report (PDF) and press release. Photo courtesy of Explore Minnesota Tourism
Economic Emergency
When economies expect a hit, analysis can help a region prepare. Our Community Economics team ran an impact analysis to contribute context and learning for community decision makers in International Falls. (278 K PDF)
Economic Impact Analysis in the news
Research fellow Ben Winchester describes changes throughout the economic history of rural Minnesota - and new trends, too.
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The Calle Ocho music and food festival returns this Sunday, March 10, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on SW 8 St.
Enjoy Latin American foods and popular musical acts. Thousands of people partake in the Calle Ocho celebration every year. Singer Willy Chirino is one of the headliners (YouTube video).
The festival will take place over 16 blocks with over 300 food vendors, exhibits, activities, and family-friendly activities. Admission is free.
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A nice quiet neighborhood within walking distance to town. A small grocery store was open in the evening so we could grab water and snacks for the next day. Great breakfast. Our room was very comfortable.
A nice quiet neighborhood within walking distance to town. A small grocery store was open in the evening so we could grab water and snacks for the next day. Great breakfast. Our room was very comfortable.
Beatrice was a lovely hostess and gave us good directions to places we wanted to visit. Our room was beautiful, clean, and very roomy, actually the same room I had last summer. The breakfast was absolutely perfect. I'm returning with my granddaughter next summer and hope to be able to stay here again. A car was needed to reach town... More
We stayed two nights at the Island View House, and found our bedroom to be quiet and clean. The view was lovely and the breakfasts were very good. The owners were very gracious. If you are going to Donegal Town, this B&B is very convenient to town.
I felt very fortunate to find such a lovely spot for my stay in beautiful Donegal. My room with private washroom was immaculate, with crisp, clean sheets on a very comfortable bed. The owners, Michael and Bernadette could not have been better hosts. Excellent breakfast, with delicious homemade scones. Great find. Lovely people. After hours of touring the gorgeous countryside,... More
Great place, great views, the room was excellent - spacious great and above all very clean, very large beds, tea and coffee Is possible in the room, spacious shower, the service pleasant and courteous, breakfast was filed just in time as we asked.
We arrived in Donegal Town with no room reservation, so we stopped at the tourist information center to check on B&B availability. One of the B&Bs we were directed to was Island View House, where we were met at the door by Bernadette and warmly welcomed. The room was spotless and breakfast the next morning was excellent (we quickly became... More
This place is a bit out of town (not ideal if you don't have a car) set in a nice yard with good views out over the water. We were given one of the big front rooms with views and they were pretty impressive. Large room with a desk and heated blankets on the bed (which my wife couldn't get... More
It was apparent at our arrival we were intruding. We were shown the door to the breakfast room but couldn't go in. We were asked on arrival what we wanted for breakfast but weren't shown the menu. Upon returning from our dinner and working to unlock the door, the inkeepers on the other side of the door quickly slipped into... More
While the facility was adequate, the innkeepers welcome and reception made it very apparent that our visit was an inconvenience and an intrusion. I have found walk-in freezers that were warmer. The hosts avoided us at all costs, including ignoring the fact we were trying to unlock the front door to enter while they stood on the inside of the... More
Island View House took us at the end of the day, impromptu. The place is lovely and is situated on a hill overlooking Donegal Bay. The view from my window was so inspiring and restful. The proprietors were nothing but kind and helpful, even with my gluten free needs for breakfast. My room had everything I needed, plenty of outlets... More
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Whether it's a single letter or a 100-foot greeting, aircraft carrier crews stand ready to spell it out.
- By Roger Mola
- AirSpaceMag.com, May 27, 2011
US Navy
For a Naval carrier crew, there's no better way to spell pride and discipline than for hundreds of airmen and sailors to spell it out, shoulder to shoulder, on the flight deck.
Closing ranks in full white dress (or any other color), they write messages ranging from a single "E" for Excellence to 100-foot-long phrases. Some are done for fun, others for anniversaries or as salutes to fallen comrades. Here, sailors on the USS Enterprise mark the nuclear Navy's 40th anniversary on their way back from the Middle East during Operation Enduring Freedom in 2001.
The audience for these grand messages has ranged from the crews themselves to the landlubbers of distant ports of call, who nose to the windows of skyscrapers, or line the Golden Gate bridge, or scale the steep banks of Nova Scotia to see HELLO HALIFAX written in 50-foot letters, using 500 genuine feet.
It's been going on for at least…actually, no one can say how long. Curtis Utz, head of the archives branch at the Naval History and Heritage Command in Washington, D.C, thinks the earliest descriptions of a flight-deck spell-out date from just after World War II. "That doesn't mean they didn't do it earlier," says Utz.
His colleague Ed Finney is a curator in the Naval Historical Center photographic branch. "I don't know if it's what you'd call a tradition, it's just been done for a long time," he says. "At some point someone on deck probably figured We've got this huge, flat space, and it might be a good place to spell something. Maybe they got the idea from halftime shows at a football game."
Either way, time on deck is better spent in spelling than swabbing.
See above for a gallery of aircraft carrier spell-outs.
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Regarding deck drawings -- USS Ranger CV-61. When was this photo taken? My son was assigned and did duty on this ship during Desert Storm - 1991 and returned to San Diego. He doesn't recall this event. Please advise and thank you in advance. JDL
Posted by John Lucas on June 10,2011 | 02:07 PM
The Navy archive says that the original photo by Navy PH2 Wimmer was dated December 1, 1988, but may have been taken about a year earlier.
Posted by Roger Mola on June 16,2011 | 10:45 AM
Maybe I missed it in your collection of Deck Drawings, but I didn't see one of my favorites: the crew of the Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71) spelling out "Big Stick."
I am pretty sure that "Big Stick" is a perfect description of a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier. Is that picture available?
Posted by Tim Colman on July 1,2011 | 03:48 PM
Thanks for your note. The "Big Stick" photo from September of 1999 is floating around the Internet and easy to find, and you're right, it's a great shot (especially since many schools no longer teach the cursive-style letters the crew used to spell it out). We collected dozens of images and it was tough to choose which to post. --Roger Mola, Researcher, Air & Space magazine
Posted by Roger Mola on July 7,2011 | 04:03 PM
There was a very famous article in NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC in the Sixties profiling the Enterprise's around-the-world cruise. The "centerfold" was the aerial view of the ship with the sailors spelling out E=MC2 on the flight deck.
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The back story to the fictitious Gatsby mason, production designer Catherine Martin said: It was probably built between 1910 and 1913, and "he would've been the second owner, having bought it from an industrialist." The production filmed on location at an old seminary in Australia, then added turrets digitally.
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Take advantage of ripe melon to create this refreshing fruit salsa with subtle heat from a hint of jalapeño. Serve atop grilled meats or tossed into lettuce salads.
Try this colorful and flavorful shrimp and vegetable sauté over creamy coconut brown rice. There's plenty of time to chop, prep and cook shrimp and veggies while the rice cooks.
This delectable, healthful smoothie is packed with vitamin A, potassium and fiber. Top each serving with some ground flaxseeds or a pinch of nutmeg if you like.
Warm fall spices and slightly sweet sherry vinegar coat this delicious mixture of cubed sweet potatoes and pears. The flavors of this healthy side dish will complement any holiday roast.
The parsley in these treats makes them a secret breath freshener for your pooch; substitute dried mint for half of the parsley, if you like.
This side dish of roasted sweet root vegetables is a perfect accompaniment to roasted chicken or pork tenderloin. A side of bitter greens, like mustard greens, offers a nice balance to the sweetness.
This delicious stuffing is rich and rustic if you use whole wheat bread, lighter using white.
Trust us, you'll want to serve these tender, spicy braised greens with cornbread on the side so that you can crumble it into the bowl to soak up the "pot likker".
Packed with dried fruits and nuts, these bars make a great snack when you're on the go.
Garlic and shallots add just the right amount of tang and flavor to this traditional, yet simple side dish.
This salad is just right for serving to a large group at an Easter gathering or spring picnic. To feed a smaller crowd, simply halve the recipe.
Savory French green lentils swim with shallots, carrots and parsnips in a rich red wine-flavored broth. Topped with festive puff pastry in individual ramekins or one large pie, this is the perfect vegetarian entrée for your holiday table.
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For the past 10 years I have been privileged to work as a community liaison physician with Hospice of the Bluegrass. I have been witness to the wonderful services they provide to our community. November is National Hospice and Palliative Care Month. No one likes to think about death and dying, but Hospice is a resource available in our community to provide comfort, dignity and respect to families coping with a loved onea with a serious or life-ending illness.
Editor's Note: Veterans Day is an appropriate time for us to recall the sacrifices made by those serving and who had served in our armed forces. To mark this occasion, the Ernie Pyle World War II Museum in Dana, Indiana, and Scripps Howard Foundation have allowed us to reprint of Pyle's most famous column "The Death of Capt. Waskow." It's a reminder to all of the ultimate sacrifice made by so many Americans to maintain the freedoms we enjoy. By Ernie Pyle
What's the story about the shoebox of gifts for children around the world? Operation Christmas Child, a project of international Christian relief and evangelism organization Samaritan's Purse, uses simple gift-filled shoeboxes to let children all over the world know that they are loved and not forgotten.
Owen countians face an interesting choice on the ballot this November in the race for their congressional representative. There are several pertinent facts they need to consider. First, there is no incumbent since the Republican Geoff Davis resigned so suddenly and mysteriously from his seat. Second, this race has seen a huge influx of outside influence, in the form of money from a Texas millionaire (through inheritance) and college student, John Ramsey and his Liberty For All PAC. The money went solely to support one fringe candidate in the Republican primary.
When making decisions as to which candidate will best serve us in political office, it is always wise to know his/her position on important issues.
It was my honor and privilege to have served the citizens of this Commonwealth for some four decades; most recently as your U.S. Senator. I am proud to support the candidacy of Wanda Crupper Hammons for state representative in the 61st District. I have been acquainted with the Crupper family throughout my time in public service. Wanda has learned service from some good people. There are none better than Clay and Mary Crupper.
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The McKendree University Parent Advisory Board meets twice annually and is comprised
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growth of the University. The Parents Advisory Board members serve as advisors to
the Administration, support the University at various events as volunteers, assist
in communication with prospective and incoming families and support the development
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Fillyourbookshelf.wordpress.comSix years ago, Pat Rothfuss decided to use his fan base to do some good and created Worldbuilders to raise money for Heifer International. Heifer International is a great charity, although it has nothing to do with books. Instead, they focus on providing animals to families in need so they can generate both food and income. I've given to the charity for many years, now. My favorite aspect of the charity is the family who's given the animal is expected to pass on offspring to another needy family in their community so the benefits continue to accrue within the community.
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YahooAt Heifer International (heifer.org), you can buy an animal, such as a pig or llama, for an impoverished South American family. Seriously, imagine the look on your mother's face when you tell her you've bought her a goat. Just before you're banished from the house, you can offer up the remaining details. And if you can't afford to spend $250 on a water buffalo, you can - again, in your friend's name - buy a part of the water buffalo for $25.
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Petslady.comChristmas is a time when people often choose to give to charity as a part of the spirit of the holidays. One way that you can help spread hope and prosperity around the world is by giving the gift of an animal through Heifer International. With your donations the organization is able to supply small farmers in third world nations with an animal or group of animals that help these people rise above abject poverty.
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George Zimmerman's bond was revoked Friday by Seminole County Circuit Court Judge Kenneth Lester Jr. after prosecutors argued that the murder suspect and his wife "misrepresented, misled and deceived the court" in his bond hearing in April.
Prosecutor Bernie De la Rionda said the court "was led to believe they didn't have a single penny" when bond was set at $150,000. At the time, Zimmerman and wife Shellie actually had $135,000 from a website set up to receive donations.
"He can't sit back and obtain the benefit of a lower bond based upon those material falsehoods," Lester said Friday.
Zimmerman was also accused of failing to surrender a second passport, but his lawyer shouldered the blame saying Zimmerman gave him the passport and he forgot to turn it in to the court. Zimmerman has 48 hours to return to jail.
The 28-year-old is charged with second degree murder in the death of Trayvon Martin, 17. Martin, an African American, was unarmed and walking back to the Sanford, Florida home of his father's fiancé when the shooting occurred on February 26. He was eating skittles, drinking sweet tea, and talking to his girlfriend on the phone when Zimmerman, who was on neighborhood watch, called police claiming the teen was acting suspicious. Zimmerman followed Martin and a brief struggle ensued. The struggle ended with Zimmerman, who is Hispanic, shooting the teen. Police say it is unclear who started the altercation. Zimmerman claims he was acting in self defense.
Martin's death sparked public outcry with many claiming the teen was targeted because of his race. Protests demanding Zimmerman's arrest were held across the United States. Zimmerman was arrested and charged on April 11.
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FLINT -- As cars cruise into downtown Flint, car owners and spectators are bringing their wallets along for the ride.
The four-day event attracts thousands of people to downtown Flint but not just for the cars.
Local businesses dotting South Saginaw Street are cashing in.
"Even in bad weather it's always been packed down here. It's on one of the most successful things I've seen happen," said Tracey Whelpley, owner of The Lunch Studio.
Blackstone's in Flint has been open for five years.
Owners say it's one of the most successful times of the year for their business.
"It's about three weeks of business in a four-day span for us," said Blackstone's owner, Dave Lurvey.
In addition to a boost to the local economy, the event is also increasing the city's morale.
"It's something great and positive for downtown Flint that all the businesses look forward to it and it's a great event a lot of fun," said Heather Lurvey, owner of Blackstone's.
And, a lot of work.
"I'd say we look forward to it, but also look forward to the day after on Sunday," said Lurvey.
Business owners say do not let the looming crowds scare you off.
"There will be room for everybody so don't worry about that," said Whelpley.
Business owners say Saturday is the busiest day for them.
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It started with a plan to build a new soccer field in Aldergrove.
But it culminated with the creation of two artificial turf fields, a parking lot, and a surplus that will help maintain synthetic playing surfaces throughout Langley for years to come.
On Aug. 30, members of Langley Township council and the Aldergrove soccer associations gathered for the official opening of the new soccer complex at Aldergrove Athletic Park.
"All of this was accomplished thanks to dedicated partnerships, savvy financing, and good timing," Township Mayor Jack Froese said. "This is an example of what can be achieved when people are committed and proper planning is in place. Sometimes everything just works. And in this case, local athletes and the entire community will benefit."
Funding for a new trimming. artificial turf field at the corner of 27th Avenue and 268th Street was initially approved by Township council in the spring of 2011, after local soccer associations expressed the need for year-round playing surfaces.
At that time, funding was also committed for a parking lot expansion.
The project was endorsed by the Langley Outdoor Sports Advisory Group and a budget was set at just over $2 million, with Aldergrove United Soccer and Aldergrove Youth Soccer working together to contribute $50,000.
But the soccer clubs had a bigger and better idea - they wanted to see one of the adjacent gravel practice fields also converted into a synthetic turf field, and said they would help pay for it.
The second field would be 80 per cent of the size of the main field and would allow soccer players to use the surface all year long.
The soccer associations pledged just over $200,000 - half of the cost of the additional field's construction - to the project, with $135,000 to be contributed in the first year and the rest to be paid off over five years.
Inclusion of a second field was kept in mind and worked in as the project was designed and tendered.
According to Township parks design and development manager Al Neufeld, those processes were completed quickly, which was good news for those financing the project.
"It was perfect timing," Neufeld said, as favourable market conditions meant the Township was able to secure contractors for the work at a great rate in early 2012. "We got really good pricing because we went to tender in early January. And since the second field was included throughout the tendering process we knew what we were getting into and how much money the soccer groups would have to raise."
The Aldergrove Jack Fr community also raised money for the complex and the Township received two grants totalling $58,000 from Tire Stewardship BC.
Artificial turf is in-filled with sand and tiny pellets made from recycled B.C. rubber products, which hold the turf down and keep the "grass" standing upright.
In the end, construction of the main field and parking lot came in under budget and a surplus was left over. A large portion of it was applied to the construction of the second field and Township council supported using the remaining $62,000 to create a Synthetic Turf Asset Replacement Fund.
Artificial fields have a 10-year life span so the surplus has been put aside to replace other turf fields, starting with the field at McLeod Athletic Park in 2013.
Students at Aldergrove Community Secondary School and Betty Gilbert Elementary will also benefit from the two all-season fields. Part of the land used for the new soccer complex belongs to the Langley School District, and nearby students will be given priority use during school hours.
. They're more durable than natural turf;
. Polypropylene fibre can withstand more wear and tear;
. They can provide up to six times the amount of play;
. They can better withstand the elements;
. They're made of recycled materials;
. They are lit, allowing for night-time events and continued play through the entire year;
. They lead to fewer injuries than gravel fields; and
. They do not need watering or trimming.
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you can believe the reviews, this is a very nice motel, I've stayed in hundreds. The cleanliness, and attention to detail does not go un noticed.a definite winner.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Northern Washington stay"
Hotel stay was just fine. Not exceptional........not terrible......very acceptable. The location was fairly quiet, considering the proximity to Interstate 5. Guests can park right in front of their room, making luggage transfer easy. The only concern I had was the shower had extreme changes in temperature....first hot, then cold.....then back to hot. […] The sound of the water changed to give you a short warning to allow you to step away from the stream....most of the time, before it happened. It was more irritating, then dangerous. The hotel price was right and the location was near all the places I wanted to visit, north of Seattle...and north of the rush hour, city traffic. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
air condition is noisyPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Will use this place again!"
This hotel was a pleasant surprise. The location of it and the surrounding neighborhood had me a little nervous when I made the reservation but the room was very clean, comfortable and the hotel staff was very helpful and pleasant.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"right off I-5. good 3 star hotel. Quiet."
I liked this place. Easy parking. Decent breakfast. Nice staff. I slept well and that's all that matters to me. This is exactly what you should expect for a Best Western: a good, clean hotel in a quiet location with good service. Granted, this (or any motel) isn't the Ritz Carlton, but it is a good quality hotel for the money.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Close to highway exit"
Good location to shopping.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Easy access to Hotel from I-5"
The room was clean but it had a musty smell. Bathroom small. Had to use the lock in order to ensure the door was closed. The staff was friendly. Breakfast selection adequate. The eating room was nice and clean.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"nice and quiet"
I have stayed here at least a dozen times. Never for more than one night. I come to visit friends nearby. Though not fancy, they are very polite, and everytime I stay, it is very quiet. On this trip, my cool air didn't work. Now, I never did ask for any help, and since I was going to only be in the room for around 6 hours, I felt that I could be alright. […] Which I was. Has a clean outdoor pool and if it matters to you, they have a fridge and a coffee maker in the room. Doesn't matter to me, but it deos to some. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
I'm one of these travelers that wants the sun, stars, earth, and moon when they travel for under a $100. I received it and more at this Best Western. They "get it" when it comes to what travelers are looking for. Biscuits and gravy at the free continental breakfast was the icing on the cake for my husband. Feel free to use vegetarian sausage in your […] gravy. No one would be able to tell if you're listening College Way Inn. We own a high end waterfront vacation rental, and had every amenity at our fingertips that we have at our rental. Close to everything. Excellent bang for the buck!! Would not hesitate to come back. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"cold shower"
It was clean but it needs updating. It was like having a shower at home and someone flushes toilet. When another room used the water you felt the water temp and pressure change. It was cheap good for a night, staff were friendlyPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
Great for a quick night passing through.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Convenient to Burlington shopping"
A clean, well maintained motel at reasonable rates. Despite its proximity to I-5 very quiet.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Old-school Quality"
I travel to Wash State often and this was another quality Best Western property. Professional staff and super attention to cleanliness. Excellent cable TV and wifi service. Solid breakfast. Great location, close to downtown Mt. Vernon (go there!). Don't let the somewhat dated looks of the facility deceive you. It's a great place.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Cold Cold Cold"
The room was clean. The bed was comfortable. T 4pm when we arrived the temperature in the room was 59. We turned up the thermostat to 70. Fifteen minutes later, nothing appeared to have happened so I called the front desk and was told that the room would slowly warm up. Well yes. By 10 PM it was 66 degrees in the room. There was one blanket and one […] bedspread on the bed. It was cold all night. By morning it was a tolerable 67. We periodically stay in Mt Vernon We will not be back . Yes we has a reservation and they knew we were coming. The heat could have been turned on before we arrived. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Everything was great"
Our king size bed was so comforable. Walls are thin, but had no problems and the breakfast was awesome :)Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
Great stay, clean, comfortable, reasonablePrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
Very affordable and close to the malls and the attracations that we were looking for.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"convenient, quiet location"
Well maintained and conveniently located for highway travel in NW WA. The pool area was inviting, but did not intrude on our privacy. We found the room very clean and the bathroom spacious - good value.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Convenient Stop Over"
Room was dated but clean. Bed comfortable. Good location near interstate with easy access and no road noise. Convenient stop over.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
The hotel was very old, the locks on the doors were not very secure. When I was parking a woman in a white mini van pulled up and asked me who I was. I refused to tell her then she became upset and yelled to me that she was hotel security. The continental breakfast was very poor and it felt like management was skimping on everything to save money. The […] coffee tasted like flavored water. On a good note the linens appeared to be clean. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"worst experience with a Hotels.com hotel EVER"
This was the worst experience with a hotels.com hotel I have ever had. Not only was the hotell staff uncooperative but the condition of the hotel was terrible. We will not be staying in this hotel again and will be moving past this negative experience hopefully to better timesPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Best Western College Way Inn, Mt Vernon"
We needed only a one night stay and found that the motel met all our needs. The location was perfect for the first night of our trip from Vancouver, Canada to the Oregon coast. We would not hesitate to use the motel services again in the future.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Best Western College Way Inn, Mt. Vernon"
The room was clean, staff friendly and helpful but, the walls are thin, we could hear the gal in the next room coughing all night. So, we weren't able to sleep all that well, the location was convenient and for the price, it was as expected.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Best Western College Way Inn Mt. Vernon Wa."
Was perfect for our shopping weekend. Excellent rates and included a continental breakfast with a good variety of items. Good location to all the major shopping areas. Would definitely stay there again.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Mt VErnon"
The hotel was full of refinery shift workers who were hanging out in the parking lot. Was a bit intimidated by them and was awakened at 6 am when the change of shift happened. Was not impressed, thought they should have been put in one wing of the hotel so as not to disturb others instead of having rooms all over the complexPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Good Safe Clean / But Older"
Good safe clean hotel, it is a little older and it shows in the construction etc. But overall had a great stay, felt safe, and was well rested. Thanks Best Western College Way! Would stay again if I need an economical hotel when in town again!Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
Rooms were clean. The cleaning service was great and brought me clean linens and towels when I asked. Check in and out was easy.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Quick overnight close to Anacortes"
Overall a very satisfactory experience. The front desk staff was very friendly and helpful, the room very comfortable. The trip to the ferry is about 40 minutes (not the 20 that they thought), but still close and easy driving. Breakfast was terrific, lots to choose from and not just white carbs! Small complaint - we had requested a pet room, and they […] do charge a per night rate, ostensibly for cleaning. My dogs had their noses to the floor all over the room suggesting that lots of dog/pet smells were "speaking" to them, and that the carpet could have been cleaner. However, I am still always grateful to hotels who welcome pets. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"convenience & value"
We love the close location to the freeway, yet the farmland near by gives a sense of not being immersed in the city, while shopping is an exit away. Being an older hotel, it is priced well. The courtyard that is viewed from your porch or balcony is refreshing too, with welcoming tables & chairs & a pool/spa. Breakfast was adequate for the value of the […] hotel. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
The beds were uncomfortable and a bath would be preferable to just a shower. The bathroom needed a reno. The continental breakfast was good.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Best Western Mt. Vernon"
Room was very basic for the price. rugs were dirtyPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Best Western on College Way Mt. Vernon"
This was the most convenient Hotel for me in Mt Vernon. It had easy access to many of the sights I wanted to see while there. The hotel staff was friendly, my room was quiet, and I was able to get the best night sleep I've had at any hotel. I will tell other co-workers about the hotel, and the friendly staff. Although this was a work related trip, I […] am looking forward to bringing my whole family for a much longer stay! Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
The main reason I chose this hotel was that it advertised T.V. with HBO. I wanted to relax and watch good movies through the evening. I had no intention of spending time trying to solve problems with the office. The remote was absolutely impossible to work with or there was a problem with the T.V. In any case it was a Movie Disaster. I can tell you […] that if such ever occurred again I would be houdning the office until the system worked properly. Ray Lewis Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Good central location"
Hotel was clean. Staff courteous, and was in a central location. I would recommend this to teams as there is a large pool, and social area,"If the weather ever gets nice".Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Short visit"
Clean. tidy, the price was right. Nice location., east to find. Do not recommend the eating establishment next door! One could do better going further afield!Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
very nicePrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Bom hotel de beira de estrada"
Boa localização para quem quer um local na beira da estrada ou para quem quer ver as tulipas em abril (em maio elas já se foram, ok). O café de manhã é ok, mas não conte com a piscina. Quando fui, ela estava suja.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
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Closes January 5, 2014.
Mesopotamia: Inventing Our World. Presented by RSA.
Current Exhibitions
Experience the power of science and art with the premiere of Carbon 14: Climate is Culture at the ROM.
Developed by the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago. It can be seen concurrently with Mesopotamia until January 5.
A rare opportunity to see real dinosaur eggs and babies!
Four paintings explore colonialism and traditional knowledge of the therapeutic properties and spiritual significance of plants
The first major North American exhibition of Dayal's work opens April 20.
Portraits of the finest quality from the ROM's Chinese collection
Explore how three 19th century women artists addressed and articulated their own Canadian experiences.
This display explores the symbiotic relationship between art history and archaeology through the works of Paul Kane.


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AED prize for Mari Feli Arrizabalaga, Board member of IZAR
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Mari Feli Arrizabalaga, worker and member of the Board of Directors of IZAR CUTTING TOOLS S.A.L., the No.1 manufacturer of cutting tools, has been awarded a prize for her commitment and achievements as a businesswoman by the Bizkaia Association of Female Managers and Businesswomen (AED), in its sixth edition.
The aim of this prize is to recognise the work and career of female managers and businesswomen, and honour bodies that stand out for making an effort to incorporate women in the business environment, as is the case with IZAR.
Mari Feli Arrizabalaga has been working at IZAR since 1977 and has been a member of the Bizkaia-based firm's Board of Directors since 2003. Between 2007 and 2011, which were extremely difficult years, she held the post of Chairwoman of the Board.
During her whole career, she has worked actively, representing the company at different forums and driving the different projects promoted by the company with the collaboration and approval of the Board of Directors. These were all projects aimed at improving production, innovation and internationalisation without forgetting the firm's commitment to corporate social responsibility.
The award ceremony was held on 30 May at the Hotel Carlton in Bilbao and the prizes were presented, among others, by Imanol Pradales, councillor in charge of economic development at the Provincial Council of Bikzaia; José Angel Corres, Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce; Oihane Agirregoitia, councillor from Bilbao City Council; Sonía Pérez, the Basque Government's Deputy Minister of Labour; and Miguel Angel Lujua, Chairman of Confebask.
In her speech of thanks, Mari Feli Arrizabalaga highlighted what it means to be a board member in a company like IZAR: "An experience and great challenge as being a board member in a company like ours means that we have to combine the responsibility of our job with the responsibility of knowing about, giving one's opinion on and approving a Business Plan, strategic plans…".
Finally, she went on to talk about what makes the cutting tool company located in Amorebieta different: "It has also been and is an opportunity to get to know my company better. Working directly on approving our mission and looking in depth at the traits and values that characterise us helps to understand much better the goals we set ourselves as a company with a future: quality, innovation, process improvements, customer focus…goals that in spite of the difficult times we are living are helping us to look to the future with calmness and with optimism."
IZAR CUTTING TOOLS S.A.L., Tel +34 94 630 02 45 – Fax +34 94 630 02 37 - email@example.com – www.izartool.com


text: The Gallery News Christmas Return 15 November 2011 Lauren Milligan KAREN ELSON has returned to modelling following her separation from husband Jack White as the face of Banana Republic's Christmas collection. SEE THE PICTURES HEREThe flame-haired Vogue cover girl - who is also the face of Lanvin and Roberto Cavalli's autumn/winter 2011-12 campaigns - poses in a range of party dresses and cosy jumpers, her signature red lips in place, and has spoken about her own Christmas wish list as the campaign prepares to launch."An Hermès blanket, Serge Lutens perfume, Diptyque candles and Tabitha Simmons shoes," she said. "To be honest, I'm more of a giver. I love to find a gift that has meaning to the person I'm giving it to." SEE KAREN ELSON'S PICTURES HERE Related Gallery Best Campaigns


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Island Goode's Hilo Hawaii Bed and Breakfast is only 5 minutes from Hilo and 10 minutes from the Hilo Airport. The perfect location to experience The Big Island. New Luxury B&B with spectacular view of Hilo Bay. Each room has King Size "Select Comfort" adjustable beds, large bathrooms with full size tub and shower, and 9 foot ceilings with two fans. Sparkling clean! Large covered Lanai, and Gazebo. Very private 8 acre estate, tropically landscaped with exotic palms and fruit trees. This is a great location for touring all the sites on this side of the Island. Come relax and enjoy paradise.
May 2011
"Dear Laura & Garvin, This has been the most comfortable, relaxing, & amazing stay my husband & I have ever had. Every morning we woke up with anticipation to your delicious & bountiful breakfast like a child at Christmas morning. We really enjoyed our conversations with you both & your beautiful garden! Thank you for your warm caring hospitality & your beautiful smile!" Your friends Linet & Oliver
June 2011"Dear Laura & Garvin, What a fantastic place, just what we were hoping for. Thank you so much for the warm welcome and outstanding Breakfast. We loved everything about this place and could not have stayed at a better location. Thanks for the information you gave us."
Mahalo, Pam and Bob
June 2011"Dear Laura & Garvin, Thank you so much for the warm hospitality and fantastic breakfast. This was the perfect place for us to spend some much needed downtime on our honeymoon throughout the islands. We've had a great time here on the Big Island and among all the beautiful things we saw, waking up to breakfast on the lanai over- looking your beautiful grounds was the highlight of both our trips! Mahalo" Ian & Lisa - Montrial, Canada
July 2011"Laura and Garvin, Thank you for your beautiful accommodations and hospitality! Your home is lovely and the location - perfect. What a view!! We are "spoiled" and I do not think we will stay in a hotel when we could stay with you! We particularly loved the fresh island fruits at breakfast, especially the home grown Lilikoi and papaya! The Hilo Bay Room is beautiful and we loved the Hawaiian decor. We also want to thank you for recommending "Tropical Helicopter" for our first ever flight over the volcanoes and Hilo area. Thank you for making our time in Hilo a wonderful experience!"
Mahalo Debra, TX and Jennifer Austin, TX
July 2011
"Dear Laura and Garvin, Thanks you for a magical, fabulous stay. comfi beds, delicious foods, answering all our questions, wise advice and great trip suggestions. The views, smells ambiance won't be forgotten." Ria - NY, NY
August 2011
"Thanks you for the peaceful and relaxing start to our Hawaiian vacation. We loved using the hot tub after a long day of exploring and were spoiled with your breakfasts. We hope to return someday and will recommend to our friends and family. Mahalo Matt and Rachel" - Bay Area, CA
August 2011
"Laura and Garvin, We had a delightful stay. The bed was comfy and the food was delicious. We especially oppreciated having breakfast that were from your farm. Thanks for your helpfulness when discussing our travel plans. You truly have a paradise here."
Mahalo Dave & Libby - Glade, OH
Sept 2011
"Dear Laura, Thank you very much for a wonderful time in you lovely bed and breakfast. We really found the rest we were looking for in your beautiful and quit place. The garden, the jacuzzi, the room and the breakfast everything was great. Sitting in the jacuzzi while it was raining and the white pineapple was the great experience we don't have that at home. At last, thank you very much to our hosts for your hospitality and advice. We really had a great time in your bed and breakfast."
Mahalo! Daniela and David - Aachen, Germany
Sept 2011
"Laura and Garvin, Thank you for providing a lovely restful and beautiful place to stay for our time on the East side of this amazing Island. Come rain or shine it's a great place! Especially enjoyed the hot tub and the breakfasts". Mahalo Emma & Ben - Winchester, UK -
Hawaii's biggest small town lies at the feet of three volcanoes, Mauna Kea, the world's tallest; Mauna Loa, the world's most voluminous; and Kilauea, the world's most active volcano. Hawaii's biggest visitor attraction is due south in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
Hilo's centuries-old wooden storefronts house surprisingly sophisticated galleries, shops, restaurants and cultural sites all of which you can explore on foot. This sleepy town looks out towards beautiful Hilo Bay and is filled with a genuine aloha spirit. Excerpt from http://www.gohawaii.com/big_island/learn/hilo
Top places to visit in Hilo:
- Hilo Farmer's Market: Discover fresh fruit, flowers, and local crafts.
- Hilo Art Galleries: Find unique local art by Hilo's finest artisans.
- Palace Theater: Built in 1925, this is a neo-classical jewel.
- Pacific Tsunami Museum: Learn about Hilo's harrowing Tsunami encounters.
- East Hawaii Cultural Center: This is the central hub of Hilo's arts scene.
- Lyman Museum and House: Built in 1839, this museum honors Hawaii's heritage
Palace Theater: Hawai'iana Live at the Palace Theater Every Wednesday 11 am. Now in its second year, "Hawaiiana Live" is a 45 minute cultural tourism program hosted by Leilehua Yuen. It features live on stage presentations that share the history and traditions of the Hawaiian culture through storytelling, film, music, oli and hula.
Mokupapapa Discovery Center: The center was constructed to interpret the natural science, culture, and history of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands and surrounding marine environment. Interactive displays, engaging three-dimensional models, and immersive theater allow the visitor to experience the wonder and majesty of this special ocean region. A 2,500-gallon salt-water aquarium provides a habitat for some of the fishes from the NWHI reefs. Next to the aquarium, in a small alcove is a mock-up of Hawai`i Undersea Research Laboratory's Pisces V submersible. Using working robot arms visitors can experience what it might be like as a researcher descending into the dark depths of the ocean. This exhibit is a major hit with the kids, as well as adults.
Merrie Monarch Festival: Begun forty-five years ago by the Hawaii Island Chamber of Commerce and continued by the private Merrie Monarch Festival community organization, the major purpose of the festival is the perpetuation, preservation, and promotion of the art of hula and the Hawaiian culture through education. The festival is considered the world's premier forum for people of all ages to display their skills and knowledge of the art of ancient and modern hula.
Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park: A true geological hot spot, this national park contains two of the world's most active volcanoes. Measured from the seafloor, broad Mauna Loa is the tallest mountain on Earth, and Kilauea continues to spew and spit, constantly reforming the landscape around it. Magma vents on the seafloor send lava shooting to the surface, erupting into molten streams that flow straight into the Pacific, forming new land as they cool. Visitors can hike on lava trails and see firsthand the forest regeneration that takes place constantly here. Scenic drives also wind through the Ka`u Desert and a rain forest, home to a rich concentration of Hawaiian birds and other wildlife.
'Imiloa Astronomy Center of Hawai'i: The 'Imiloa Astronomy Center of Hawai'i tells dual stories of the renowned Maunakea volcano, with its world-famous astronomy and rich traditions of Hawaiian culture. 'Imiloa, which means "exploring new knowledge," reflects both the Hawaiian voyages of discovery and the explorations of astronomy.
Hawaii Tropical Botanical Gardens: The Hawaii Tropical Botanical Garden is a spectacular Garden in a Valley on the Ocean - acclaimed as one of the most beautiful areas in all Hawaii. The Garden is located on the Big Island of Hawaii, 8 1/2 miles north of Hilo on the four-mile Scenic Route at Onomea Bay.
East Hawai'i Cultural Center: The East Hawai'i Cultural Center is operated by the East Hawai'i Cultural Council, a coaliton of organizations and individuals dedicated to preserving cultural, creative and traditional arts in Hawai'i, to foster community involvement with culture and the arts; and to coordinate activities and resources among East Hawai'i arts and cultural community. The Council was founded in 1967 with six charter organizations reflecting Hilo's multi-ethnic heritage.
Downtown Hilo: When you visit the Hilo area, you will glimpse the Hawaii of old. From the quaint downtown to the outlying areas you will find the true spirit of aloha. Here there are no strangers but rather one big ohana (family). Should you experience trouble, someone will come forward to help. The local people willingly take time to answer questions and "talk story." When driving you will seldom have to wait to enter traffic, as someone will certainly stop and wave you into line. Visit Hilo, and you will begin to learn the true meaning of aloha."
Lili'uokalani Park and Gardens: The Lili'uokalani Park and Gardens was named in honor of Hawaii's last queen and features a meticulously manicured Japanese landscape ringed by sprawling banyan trees.Stroll across arched stone bridges and pause in pagodas that overlook the bay.One of the most gorgeous views of Hilo Bay is from the edge of the gardens. The sun glistens on the calm bay waters while palm trees gently sway in a warm breeze, and in the distance you can see clouds banking on the slopes of Mauna Loa.
The Pacific Tsunami Museum: The main goal of the museum is to promote public tsunami awareness and education for the people of Hawai`i and the Pacific Region. The Pacific Tsunami Museum strives to preserve the social and cultural history of Hawai`i as it relates to tsunami devastation and to serve as a testament to the perseverance of the communities in rebuilding their lives. Thus, the Pacific Tsunami Museum Archives is a repository for materials that promote and understanding of and appreciation for tsunamis.
The Lyman Mission House and Museum: The nationally accredited Lyman Museum showcases the natural and cultural history of Hawai`i in its exhibit halls and its 1839 historic missionary home. Featherwork of Hawai`i, a display of Hawaiian feather creations with live demonstrations by local artists, Lei Hulu of Hilo, will be featured at the Lyman Museum from May 1 through July 12, 2008. For the past three years Aunty Doreen Henderson and her students, collectively known as Lei Hulu of Hilo, have provided the Lyman Museum with a display of feather masterpieces such as lei hulu (feather lei).
Rainbow Falls & Boiling Pots: Rainbow Falls is an 80 foot tall waterfall that drops over an ancient cave said to be the home of Hina, the mother of the demigod Maui. In the early morning sun, rainbows are easily seen in the mist that rises as the water hits the pool below. A couple of miles upriver you'll find Peepee Falls and Boiling Pots. This is a particularly rough area of the river. Water falls over Pe'epe'e Falls and then enters an area of rapids known as Boiling Pots where the water rushes through old lava rocks and lava tubes and appears to bubble up or boil as it makes it way downstream.
Hilo Farmers Market: The Hilo Farmers Market is No Ka Oi (one of the best around!). There are papayas 5 for $1, bunches of orchids and anthuriums for around $5, blooming orchids for around $6, lychee, rambutan and longan (in season), mangoes, white pineapples (da kine!), fresh fish, hot bread, bento lunches and all sorts of "ono" produce. As an added bonus the people there are full of island friendliness and kokua.
Pana`ewa Rainforest Zoo & Gardens: Located on the "Big Island" of Hawaii, this 12 acre zoo is the only tropical rainforest zoo in the United States. It is home to more than 80 animal species including the endangered Nene (Hawaii State Bird) and Namaste', a white Bengal Tiger.
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The new Sean O'Casey Community Centre on St Mary's Road, East Wall, Docklands was officially opened on Friday 6th February 2009 by Bertie Ahern, TD. following a complete rebuild and extension. The €9 million investment was part-funded by the Dublin Docklands Development Authority.
Designed by O'Donnell + Tuomey architects, the dramatic 2,000 square metre building houses four main facilities - a crèche; day care facilities for the elderly; a 153 seater theatre and a sports hall. These individual elements are open into a series of internal courtyards in a cloister type layout. The signature five storey tower with its distinctive porthole windows gives East Wall its own piece of physical regeneration. Visible from other areas of the city it houses meeting rooms, adult education class rooms and offices. Outside there is an all weather soccer pitch.
Landscaping plays an important role in the creation of the pleasing atmosphere in the centre. The building is surrounded on three sides with a moat of grass and trees, while interior gardens of miniature woodlands planted with oak, birch and hazel diagonally link the interior sections.
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When exhaustion hits Coco Martin, the Indie Prince turns to his family and old friends. "Binabalikan ko lang 'yong mga bagay na nami-miss ko, which is 'yong dati kong buhay."
All work and no play—but it hasn't made Coco Martin a dull boy.
The Indie Prince does not complain about not getting enough sleep or lack of quality time with his family.
He is frank enough to say that he wants to take all the opportunities that are coming his way now.
Recently, he was busy juggling his time among the ABS-CBN television series Walang Hanggan, the Star Cinema movie Born to Love You, and the indie film Sta. Niña.
In between these projects, Coco also had to make time for photo shoots with various publications and those lucrative endorsement deals.
"Alam ko, matatapos din ito," he said about being one of the hottest celebrities today.
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Paul Parkhurst, 77, of Lenox died Jan. 29, 2013, at Lenox Care Center.
Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Friday, Feb. 1, at Lenox United Methodist Church. Visitation will be 3 to 7 p.m. Thursday with family present 5 to 7 p.m. at Ritchie Funeral Home, 124 S. Main St., Lenox. Interment will be in North Fairview Cemetery in Lenox. Memorials may be given in Paul's name. Online condolences may be left at www.ritchiefuneralhome.com.
Paul Luverne Parkhurst, son of May (Hunsicker) and Orville Parkhurst, was born Jan. 19, 1936, at the family home southeast of Hatfield, Mo.
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1 cup unbleached flour
1 cup cornmeal
1/4 cup white sugar
1 teaspoon baking soda
3/4 teaspoon salt
1 cup plain nonfat yogurt
2 eggs, beaten
This is a simple recipe with delicious results. I added 1/2 cup liquid honey, next time I'll add just 1/4 cup as it was a little too sweet. It held well together and was great with baked beans. This is a keeper!
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Excellent cornbread! I added 1 Tbsp. of oil and 2 Tbsp. of honey, which still kept it lowfat and made it taste even better.
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I made this late last night to use for johnny cake this morning......it is absoulutely yummy, not too sweet and with a good corn flavor. I will make this very often. Thanks for the great recipe!
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