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'United we stand! From left to right : Stephen Milne – Riviera, Dean Leigh-Smith – Gold Coast City Marina, Bruce Shephard & Damian Duncan – Telwater, Brett Thurley – Clipper Motor Yachts, Ryan Leigh-Smith & Steve Sams – Gold Coast City Marina.' Stephen Milne
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The Gold Coast Marine Expo scheduled for the Coomera precinct, 4-6 November is aiming to be 'inclusive, and a lot of fun'.
Dean Leigh-Smith, who is a director of the Gold Coast City Marina and chairman of the event, says the Gold Coast Marine Expo will be the country's 'first working boat show' and provide something for everybody.
'There will be 36 hectares to explore,' said Dean. '
The aim of the show is to 'open up boating to new markets'.
'We want to grow boating. Our aim is to attract people who have never been to a boat show before,' explained Dean, adding that there is no fee to enter, just a gold coin donation which goes to Paradise Kids charity.
'This is a fun industry and I think we've lost our way there in the focus on ticket sales, attendance, becoming corporate and a bit sterile sometimes. The real allure of boating is the lifestyle, the fun, the family togetherness. That is what we are going to showcase.'
Crucial to the event's momentum and appeal for exhibitors is the united front by four of the local industry's biggest players.
As Dean explained: 'We are four competitors, if you think about it. But we have checked our egos at the door, sat down at the table and planned something that will bring new people to boating - whether that's a kayak or a superyacht, a fishing rod, sunglasses or a jet ski. It all counts.'
Tickets and selling food will not be a priority. 'We have contracted out the entertainment and food, so visitors will have the options, but the event isn't distracted by that.'
As well as miles and miles of marinas filled with boats, brokerage yachts and behind the scenes insight into boat building on the premises of Australia's largest marine precinct, entertainment will include jumping castle and play area for kids, varied cuisine options and perhaps a surprise performance by the Roulettes, yet to confirm.
'We are taking a holistic approach, mixing it up, while not straying from boats and boating, we want to give people reasons to come here and consider boating. For us, it's simply about getting people up close to boats and showing them why we love it. It's the ideal time of year for people to be thinking about boating, and for exhibitors, if they can shift product before Christmas, they can do deals on the spot that people will be crazy not to take advantage of.'
Parking is available onsite, admission is free and more info can be found at gcmarineexpo.com.au
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Department of Energy Computational Science Graduate fellows are part of an innovative group learning to solve problems outside traditional boundaries. An annual conference makes it possible for these leaders to get together, share ideas, support one another, and discover the research opportunities at Department of Energy laboratories.
As was done at last year's conference, Krell again organized a Congressional Breakfast in order to provide government officials with an opportunity to meet with their constituent Fellows. This took place on the morning of Thursday, June 22.


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The Changing World Of The Private Service Industry
But just as there will always be people to pay for fine whisky and beachside estates, there will always be people in need of good, qualified help. These days with the advances in communication, finding good help is no longer just a question of word of mouth. I recently chatted with David M. Bertnick, the president of IAPSP, a non-profit, trade association for the aggregate private service community, about the changing face of private service. The IAPSP is holding the 2009 IAPSP Inaugural Conference for Private Service next month, October 9-11 in Dallas Texas. Mr. Bertnick has served as a household manager, estate manager and personal assistant and has trained many others in the art of private service.
1. What exactly does your organization, the International Association for Private Service Professionals, do?
Established in 2006, the IAPSP is a non-profit, member-based, trade association for private service. It provides a platform for developing professionalism and leadership skills in the delivery of estate service. The IAPSP works to increase confidence, competency and skill by engaging its members in leadership opportunities, providing peer-to-peer networking, and sharing service knowledge within its ranks. Much of this work is done over the telephone and via the internet; however, our local chapters in Los Angeles and San Francisco meet monthly to learn from experts who provide products or services to the Luxury Market. Once a year, we produce a conference and invite the community to join us for the weekend event.
2. As you and I discussed earlier, the private service industry has changed a lot since Robert Frank wrote about it as the industry everyone was trying to get into back in 2007 as part of the research for his book "Richistan." How would you characterize the industry now?
One thing that hasn't seemed to change is the desire to break into our industry. Unfortunately, in the past, many have seen Private Service as a "fall-back" career, expecting that if worse came to worse they could "always be a domestic." This time, it hasn't worked out that way for individuals who are inexperienced or untrained in the art of private service. It seems a large portion of the wealth class has experienced the benefits of professional-level service in their homes and now has higher expectations. Even though many of them have scaled back the size of their estates - and the support staff required to operate them - they have kept the bar high in terms of who they will accept as service staff. A focus on quality, experience and expertise is now being applied to the search for estate staff as with any other type of expenditure.


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November 9, 2012
Amazing Close-Ups of Seeds
About an hour south of London, in Sussex, scientists at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, are preparing seeds for storage. Researchers at 48 partner institutions in 16 countries collect seeds and send them to Kew, where the specimens are cleaned, dried for about a month and then stored for perpetuity in an underground vault, kept at a chilly -20 degrees Celsius. The Millennium Seed Bank, as it is called, was founded in 2000 as an effort to stock away viable seeds, now, should we need them to restore plant populations in the future. Nearly 100,000, or about one quarter, of the world's plant species, are currently threatened. "We can't afford to let these plants, and the potential they hold, die out," says Kew, on its Web site.
The Millennium Seed Bank is a global seed garden of epic proportions. By 2010, the project had amassed about 10 percent of the world's 400,000 plant species, and the trajectory is to reach 25 percent by 2020.
Wouldn't you like to see it? The vault itself, of course, is hidden from the public eye. But, MSB's seed morphologist Wolfgang Stuppy and visual artist Rob Kesseler have come up with a clever workaround.
In a new book, Seeds: Time Capsules of Life (Insight Editions), Stuppy tells the story of seeds and seed evolution with the extraordinary visual aid of Kesseler's gorgeous images of specimens from the collection. To capture their exquisite structures, Kesseler takes seeds just millimeters in size and magnifies them tens and hundreds of times under a scanning electron microscope.
The seeds featured in the book represent the great diversity in the plant kingdom. Over 360 million years, seeds have evolved in both their form and function. Today, seeds range in size from the Seychelles nut, which weighs 44 pounds, to the miniscule seeds of wild orchids, where, in a single gram there can be two million. "The smaller they are, the more intricate and crazy their surface patterns are," says Stuppy. Seeds disperse by wind, water or by hitchhiking on animals, and they have the wings or barbs to do so. "We tried to take the most exciting examples that illustrate the way seeds have adapted to do their job," adds Stuppy.
As an artist, Kesseler has always been inspired by the natural world. He started working with microscopic plant material in the early 2000s, when he was a NESTA fellow at Kew. To create his scanning electron micrographs, he places an individual seed on an aluminum stub specimen mount, about the size of a dime. The seed is coated with a microfine layer of gold or platinum and put into a vacuum chamber, where it is bombarded with electron particles. The electron beam measures the seed's surfaces and translates these measurements into a digital image.
"You can take a seed, measuring a millimeter, and make it look like a Volkswagon Beetle," says Stuppy. The resulting picture is big, sharp and has a hyper-realistic quality. "You can't do this with any other method," he says.
In post-production, Kesseler cleans up the black-and-white images, pixel by pixel, with a graphic tablet and pen. Then, in Photoshop, he adds color. "People often ask, 'Is that the real color?'" says Kesseler. " And, I'll say, 'Well, no.' But, I am introducing the color based on looking at the original plant—the flowers, the leaves." In an image of a sand milkwort, for instance, he colors the main portion of the seed green and the funky tuft of hair at the top pink, to match the color of the flower it actually produces. He tends to highlight different functional characteristics of the seed by color in the process. "Plants use color to attract an audience of insect collaborators. I use it to attract an audience of humans," says Kesseler.
Botanists, who have had scanning electron microscopes at their disposal for decades now, are familiar with the amazing shapes and ornamentations of seeds. But, Stuppy claims that Seeds is the first attempt of its kind to share this microscopic world with a wider public audience.
"The beauty comes first," says Stuppy. "The fact that it is a seed is secondary."
Kesseler agrees. "They have a disturbing sense of familiarity," he says. The seeds are vaguely recognizable as some sort of life form. "But you are not quite sure," he adds. "You respond to them visually, as an impact, and then you are drawn to ask, what is this?"
If viewers are curious enough, the hope is that they will read about the plants. Then, once people learn about plant species on a deeper level, perhaps they will come to understand how profoundly important it is to save them. According to Kew, humans are the reason that many of the nearly 100,000 threatened plant species are in danger of extinction.
"If you want to achieve any change in the public, science alone can't achieve that. You can tell people a lot about climate change; rationally, they can grasp it. But, hardly anyone does anything," says Stuppy. "Science goes for the head. The real change has to come from the heart. Art goes for the heart."
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This articles was great – but really frustrating because it didn't give the common names of the plants' seeds pictured. When I took the scientific name to go look for images 9of the seeds online, it was a mish mash and I didn't know if I found what I was looking for. An additional improvement to the article would be to picture the seeds at their proper size and then give us the blow-up.
Fantatic photos.. would have been helpful if the 'commmon' name of these plant seeds had been included. I venture to say most readers are not familiar with the Latin edition.
If you enjoyed this article and want to find out more about the Millennium Seed Bank (including very informative blogs from Wolfgang Stuppy), visit http://www.kew.org/science-conservation/save-seed-prosper/millennium-seed-bank/index.htm. It's one of the most important conservation initiatives taking place anywhere in the world, supported by a mix of government funding and philanthropy.
Very pretty as art, but I would have also liked to have seen them in their natural colors.
Common names are notoriously unreliable. Kudos to Smithsonian for avoiding that can of worms (specifically, Eisenia fetida). A Google search with "site:.edu" included as the final search term will bring up only university sites – a bit more reliable than a general unfiltered search.
God is an awesome Creator–love His handiwork. Great pics!
"The vault itself, of course, is hidden from the public eye."
Isn't the "public" paying for it?
Photos of the seeds in their natural colors should have been included.
The point of the article was to prod people to find out more for themselves. "Common" names are not necessarily common – there are several common plant/weeds that go by several names just in my county. The path that might help is to follow the latin to a picture of the plant or flower; then it may become obvious what it is called in your area.
Be aware (may be of interest to some, I'm still learning about this, know little about it): that copies of what's at Millenium Seed Bank Project seem to be also on deposit at Norway's Svalbard Global Seed Vault. It has been written & is commonly known now that Monsanto (GMOs) has its hand in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault via the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. And "the issue of corporate patenting of the genetics of the seeds deposited in Svalbard, can only be resolved through major revisions in the [Depositor's] Agreement" http://blogs.smithsonianmag.com/artscience/2012/11/amazing-close-ups-of-seeds/ | http://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/The-Noahs-Ark-of-Plants-and-Flowers.html | http://current.com/technology/93147558_monsanto-and-gates-foundation-have-major-control-over-large-seed-bank-in-norway.htm | http://www.centerforfoodsafety.org/campaign/save-our-seeds/seed-saving-and-seed-banks/
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Dann Florek, who plays Capt. Cragen, is leaving Law & Order: SVU this season after 15 years.
"Friday was the last day 4 Cragen/Florek. It was a sweet send off! But he'll live on in syndication land 4 evah," Florek tweeted on Monday.
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You Are the Gift
People often say to me, "I'd love to be living my passion but I don't know what my passion is." How do you know what your unique gifts are? That's a great question. And what I love about great questions is, as soon as you ask them the answers start to show up in the next person you meet, the book you pick up, from your dog or from the trees; the question becomes a magnet drawing to you what you need and everything and very one becomes your guide.
The first realization that comes to me when I contemplate this question is: your gifts aren't in what you do, they are in who you are. When you truly, fully, authentically be who you are, and show up and be present, you are the gift!
This can be difficult to understand because most of us are action oriented, we want to do something and we want to master an art or a craft or a skill. These are important parts of bringing our gifts into the world but the unique gift is in our being, it's who we are. Have you noticed for example when someone has a calm, peaceful energy, they enter a room and something shifts for everyone? They don't have to say anything: their state of being is the gift. But we are all so self critical we can't believe being who we are is enough.
Everyone's talking about co-creation and collaboration these days; these are the skills we need to learn if we're going to survive, thrive and evolve as a species. And co-creation starts with each of us playing our unique part, being fully who we are. Let me give you an example of what I mean.
I guess many Happyzine readers will have taken part in a Heart Sharing Circle, since these are a feature of the new New Zealand culture, very influenced by the 'hui' of Maori. For those of you who haven't participated, imagine a gathering of people, maybe 12, maybe 100 people seated in a circle and the purpose of the gathering is to share our stories of who we are and what has meaning for us in our lives right now. And the bigger purpose of that is that as we share our stories we connect more deeply with each other and create community.
One by one we stand to speak. We pick up the talking stick or another object which has been chosen to symbolize the power of the circle and the one who is speaking. You know it's your turn to speak when your heart starts beating and the movement of your heart propels you to your feet.
I remember the first heart sharing circle I took part in, I'd been in NZ for a month and I'd found my way to the Tauhara Centre, a spiritual education centre overlooking Lake Taupo and home of the Heart Politics movement. www.heartpolitics.org.nz I was taking part in a women's circle and at a certain point my heart started beating so loud there was no way I could ignore it and I had to stand. Yet I had no idea what I was going to say. In the Heart Sharing Circle you open your mouth and trust that the words will come; you wait in the silence until you know. The words when they come are coming from you and they're also coming through you. Everyone in the circle is silent, present and attentive, and their presence, this focused energy field, enables you to connect with your own wisdom and truth in a new way. Speaking is a process of discovery because you haven't rehearsed a speech, you're not repeating what you already know, you are being in the moment, venturing into the unknown and discovering who you are.
This is a truly awesome experience because when one person speaks from this space of truth and wisdom it sparks the next person to find their truth and wisdom and then the next and the next, and soon you realize you're in a collective weaving in which each person holds a thread and all the threads are essential to the weave.
This to me is an example of what can happen when we simply show up, be present, listen deeply to ourselves and to each other and speak our authentic truth. There's a bigger intelligence available to us all the time, I call it evolutionary intelligence, or in the words of the American novelist, John Steinbeck, the life-love-force present in everything. Finding our own gifts has a lot to do with being open to that life-love force, trusting whatever makes our hearts beat, and learning how to receive and focus that intelligence and intuitively bring it into form. Paradoxically, our gifts are expressions of our unique essence and they are also expressions of a deeper collective purpose. I'll write more about how we can discover and nurture and develop our gifts next time.
Namaste, Rose Diamond http://www.awholenewworld.net
Rose Diamond lived in the Nelson/Golden Bay area of the South Island for 12 years. Her first book, Migration to the Heartland: A Soul Journey in Aotearoa, tells of her own journey to wholeness and is a love song to the spiritual beauty of New Zealand; her second book, Living your Passion: How Love-in-action is seeding a Whole New World, presents New Zealand as a potential role model for the world as a peaceful, sustainable society. Rose is a lifelong educator with a passion for whole person learning and a profound fascination with the creative process. Her own particular piece of the puzzle is mapping the inner process of transformation, recording and publishing some of the emerging community models for the new culture, helping to link initiatives locally and globally, and identifying the curriculum for the transition. Through her project, A Whole New World, she holds a vision for global unity through the awakening of consciousness and grassroots empowerment. To find out more about A Whole New World go to: www.awholenewworld.net for books: www.awholenewworld.net/books.htm or email me: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Great article! Although, I have to say that the thought of being part of a Heart Sharing Circle sends me into some kind of public speaking induced panic attack. So, Im interested, what other ways or chances in life are there to just show up and be our natural selves…just who we are, no practice, no fear of judgement…..an opportunity to see ourselves for who we really are? What if you are at the point where your entire life has been so carefully thought out and planned that you have lost any sense of who you actually are? And when the opportunity to actually show up just as we are with all our quirks etc, how do we know the opporunity is actually there?? I guess you'll be answering all this in your next article…I look forward to reading it. Peace.
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you've asked some great questions and I'd be very interested to hear what answers come to you over the next weeks. In some ways speaking in a circle is easier than in everyday life because everyone's been primed to be present and aware and attentive and even those of us with the best of intentions often forget to be this in the rush of daily life. A main focus of following a conscious path is to learn how to be authentic and its amazing how much practice it takes just to be who we really are!GD Star Rating
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Hey Rose,
Its interesting to read the statement "..its amazing how much practice it takes to be who we really are". Dosent that seem crazy. I assume we are all born 'just as we are', I'd love to know at what point I became someone else? Somewhere along the way I felt that who I acutally was wasn't good enough and so subconciously decided to be something else….Im guessing thats waht happened because I cant actually remember. I would also imagine it takes quite a lot of courage to be who we really are.My 6 year old daughter asked me the other day "Mum, what's your favourite thing to do (apart from being with us)"…sadly I had no answer to that….what do I really enjoy doing??? Buggered if I know! It really got me thinking….and then up pops your article….funny how the universe works!
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It's really a journey to know who we really are, sometimes we tend to pretend somebody else and sometimes we are afraid to see what's really out there, what's in store for us, what's our gift. Wonderful post, I'm thinking perhaps that I need to rediscover myself
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We all know what you're thinking: Who would pay that much money to see present Arnold Schwarzenegger having sex? YUCK!
However that all changes if you have a photo of The Terminator in his prime!
When Penthouse founder Bob Guccione died and his porn storage vault was sold to the highest bidder, imagine that "lucky" man's surprise when he found an old pic of Arnie giving it hard to a groupie and now adult tube site, Youporn.com is purchasing the picture for over 150, 000 thousand dollars!
Sources also say the collector also uncovered ancient images of naked Madonna (yawn, been there done that) and Lauren Hutton.
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Fiona Elise Staley was born Nov. 25, 2011, at 6:34 a.m. to Joshua and Karen Staley, of Maryland. The newborn weighed 7 pounds, 14 ounces and measured 19.75 inches long.
Maternal grandparents are Dennis and Kay Horton, of Portola.
Paternal grandparents are Jim and Karen Staley, of Hereford, Ariz.
Baby Fiona joins brother Asher, 4, and sister Penelope, 2, at home.
Kevin Michael Gunn was born to Ashley Achter and Kristapher Gunn, of Quincy, on Dec. 14, 2011, at 8:01 a.m. at Plumas District Hospital in Quincy. Kevin weighed 6 pounds, 10 ounces.
Maternal grandparents are Sandra and Michael Achter, of Portola.
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The Albany Dougherty Drug Unit says they arrested a Worth Co. Sheriff's Deputy after witnessing him selling oxycodone
ALBANY, GA -- Worth County Sheriff's Deputy Justin Stewart is arrested for selling oxycodone, according to the Albany Dougherty Drug Unit (ADDU).
The Drug Unit says they received a tip about a drug transaction that would occur around 5 p.m. on Tuesday; that's when they arrested Stewart. He is charged on multiple counts including possession of a controlled substance (oxycodone) and possession of drug paraphernalia. ADDU says he did not give them problems during the arrest and did identify himself as a Worth County Sheriff's Deputy.
Major Bill Berry with ADDU says Stewart filled a prescription he received for the pills as the result of a back injury then later sold some of those pills.
"It disappointed me, it disappoints all of us in law enforcement; I talked with the sheriff last night, he was disappointed as well as upset," says Berry. "We a lot of times get criticized for just going after dope dealers. We find out it's one of our own, if he's carrying a badge or she's carrying a badge, it becomes a priority to me because it tarnishes all our other badges."
Berry says along with the consequences stemming from the charges - all of which he says are felonies - he says Steward could lose his job, certification and possibly violated his oath of office.
Worth County Sheriff Freddie Tompkins says they will decide what course of action they will take after they speak with Stewart when he is released from jail.
ADDU says they returned Stewart's state-issued gun to the Worth County Sheriff's Office.
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sewing pattern paper, wax, ink, paint, artist's hair,
poem by LouAnn Shepard Muhm
The collage entitled i am water is both my interpretation of the poem I Am Smoke When I Can Be by poet and fellow collaborator LouAnn Shepard Muhm, but also a narration of my own mothering. Again, pear-like forms float in slow, fluid motion, yet this time the pears are fleshy and raw. Are the sewing patterns a formula for how the fluid forms and nourishes life? Or are they simply instructions that I fail to follow?
As a mixed-media artist, I construct narratives about identity, biology, and family. My recent work is a series of personal metaphors for the pear as the mother, child, womb, and home the empty space around them like fluid, time, or movement. When constructing these bodily narratives, Ive been drawn to the visceral and content rich qualities of sewing pattern paper, beeswax, my own hair, basswood logs and vintage wooden ironing boards. I want to use materials associated with traditional female roles, subtly calling those roles into question, without discarding the materials and traditions entirely.
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Sparks fly when two stranger meet on the streets of New Orleans during Mardi Gras.
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A beautiful young woman is driven by her own lust and desire for the arrogant but alluring Steven
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Samantha looks to excape her past in a foreign City, and the Hoodoo fills her dreams with depravity!
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I originally created this audio for a pet who lived far away, so she could lie in bed, hear my voice and imagine that I was there with her. In it I guided her through an interactive fantasy of touching and being touched and of being told what to do and say. She loved it and listened to it many, many times. I ran across it again recently and thought that maybe other submissive (or...Read On
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The Battle For 'Soccer Moms';
Reassured Pa. women find strength in Kerry
Lawrence C. Levy
Wednesday October 13, 2004
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ROSEMONT, Pa. - Betty McCue considers herself a lifelong Republican. She remembers casting her first vote for Dwight D. Eisenhower and working the phones for George H.W. Bush.
"He was my kind of Republican," said McCue, who invited me into her home outside Philadelphia. "He was smart, careful and reasonable about everything - war, the economy, respecting people's privacy on social issues. The son isn't. He doesn't measure up, not to his father or John Kerry."
In a "swing" suburb that both parties see as the key to carrying this crucial state, McCue and other Republicans - especially women - remain the biggest frustration here for George W. Bush and the best hope for Democrat Kerry. For now, based on recent polls and knocking on doors with canvassers from both parties, I believe Kerry has the advantage in these suburbs and thus in a state he absolutely must win.
This isn't certain. The Republicans, who seem to have failed in their effort to transform socially sensitive "soccer moms" into terrorist-frightened "security moms," still have gambits to play. Bush could recoup in tonight's final debate. And the GOP boasts a strong get-out- the-vote operation, the absence of which in 2000 may have caused Bush's four-point Pennsylvania deficit.
But Kerry's performance in the first two debates did more than jazz up party activists.
The strength and command he showed helped reassure many women. They came away believing Kerry could pro-tect their families. And they recalled how much more comfortable Democrats have made them feel since 1992, when Bill Clinton wooed them on social issues.
Kerry even showed he has something over Clinton and certainly Al Gore. Although Clinton's charm helped him sell his policies, Kerry at first suffered the way Gore did in seeming weaker and more aloof. But Clinton, the draft dodger, might have had a hard time convincing many supporters that he could be a wartime president. Not Kerry, the war hero. Once he got a chance to stand head-to-head with Bush, Kerry came across as a bona fide tough guy.
For suburban women, more than for men, Bush's mishandling of the Iraq war seems an especially big turnoff. "I know a lot of moms who are concerned about terrorism," said Michele Hunn of Villanova, a 41-year-old mother of three. "But I also care about stem-cell research and the environment and a woman's right to choose. And I feel less safe since we went into Iraq after the president didn't tell the truth about weapons of mass destruction. I see John Kerry as clearly more trustworthy."
So it shouldn't be a surprise that the Democrat has surged to a lead that even GOP operatives concede is at least 10 points in the Philadelphia suburbs. It's a reflection not just of Bush or Kerry's stature but of recent political trends in many Republican-leaning suburbs.
If no party owns these encampments along the Crabgrass frontier, Democrats have been given a long-term lease since 1992. That's the year the strident conservative rhetoric at the GOP convention scared away many moderates, and Clinton made the suburbs safe for his party with a more centrist appeal.
But in 2000 Bush shrewdly ran as a "compassionate conservative," and while the message didn't play well in the Philadelphia suburbs, which Al Gore carried by about 10 points, Bush did manage to split the suburban vote nation-wide.
Kerry's challenge outside Philadelphia and other big cities has been to consolidate the Clinton-Gore gains by run-ning as a moderate. But it turned out to be harder than expected because of doubts about his character and centrist cre-dentials, due to mischievously effective attack ads, and because some Republican supporters of Clinton and Gore were leery about changing administrations in mid-war. Kerry appears to have turned that around here.
Bush's 2004 strategy was to bring back more Republican women by running as a hybrid "compassionate com-mander in chief." If that didn't work, then he would try Plan B - winning by turning out more of his conservative base and hope that the negative tone of the race would keep many moderates home. The Bush approach hasn't been a total failure. "I feel like he is standing strong for what he believes in," said Monique Bertrando, 36, of West Chester, who showed up at Chester County GOP headquarters for Bush lawn signs. "He makes me feel safer."
Outside Philadelphia, Bush still is trying to cut into Kerry's lead among women. He hasn't completely gone to Plan B, although elements are in play. For instance, volunteers are pushing hard to bring Christian conservatives to the polls.
But Bush is spending money on what could be a sleeper issue in the Philadelphia suburbs: rising medical malprac-tice insurance rates. It was an issue Bertrando and other women brought up without me raising it. One powerful Bush ad features a female obstetrician talking about how high rates - which she claims are caused by "frivolous" lawsuits - have forced her to close her practice. One local hospital already has stopped delivering babies. This is something women of-ten talk about.
Although there's evidence to support claims that rising rates have little to do with lawsuits - frivolous or not - Penn-sylvanians overwhelmingly believe it to be true. Democrats, including trial lawyer John Edwards, have decided not even to argue the point. They are choosing to protect this weak flank by advocating tort reforms.
Can Bush turn soccer moms into malpractice moms? It may be his only chance here, especially if the war is seen as going badly and Bush is seen as a social conservative - and if Kerry can continue to look like the tough and sensitive type.


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Chicagoans face drug charges after arrest in Superior
Two Chicago residents were arrested were on heroin-related drug charges in Superior.
Two Chicago residents were arrested were on heroin-related drug charges in Superior.
Superior police arrested Kassidy Ramon Miles, 30, and Courtney Cornell Williams, 28, on Feb. 27, and the two subsequently were charged in Douglas County Circuit Court.
Each faces three counts felony manufacture/deliver heroin and one count felony possession with intent to deliver as a party to a crime.
The arrests were the result of continued efforts to interdict the sale of heroin in the Twin Ports.
The arrests resulted in the seizure of over $16,000 and about 9 grams of suspected heroin.
Follow-up to this investigation resulted in a search warrant being executed at a Duluth residence in cooperation with the Duluth Police Department, the Lake Superior Drug/Gang and Violent Crime Task Force, and the Superior Police Department. An additional 250 grams of suspected heroin and three guns were seized. The estimated street value of 250 grams of heroin is $62,000, according to Superior Deputy Chief Nicholas Alexander.
Miles and Williams could face up to $25,000 in fines and imprisonment up to 12 years and 6 months on each of the three manufacture charges, up to $50,000 and imprisonment up to 15 years on the intent charge.
The investigation is ongoing and no additional information is being released, Alexander stated in a new release issued Wednesday.
Bail hearings were held for both men March 1, with initial appearances Monday. Williams was released on a $5,000 cash bond; Miles was released on a $5,000 signature bond. Each was ordered not to possess or use any controlled substances or paraphernalia without a valid prescription. Preliminary hearings for both men are set for March 20.
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A season which so far hasn't produced any wins, though not for a lack of effort on the players part.
During Friday night's game against the Knights, the Vikings played another hard fought game and had some promise that will have fans looking at this team in a different light heading into the future.
The Vikings still fell; however, 30-7.
Viewmont's defense continued to fight hard during the first quarter, as they held Northridge to a field goal attempt in the Knights' first possession. The kick was missed due to pressure given by the Viking special teams.
Northridge was able to score a touchdown on its next possession, going seven plays and 80 yards for the score.
The drive was capped off by a 52-yard touchdown pass from Knight quarterback Trent Buckley to Shaymus Bertagnolli. The extra point was missed to make the score 6-0.
After a fumbled punt attempt by Viewmont gave the Knights good field position at the Viking 12-yard line, Northridge scored again on a 12-yard touchdown run from Brock Johnson on the very next play. The Knights converted the two-point attempt to make the score 14-0 for Northridge to end the first quarter.
Viewmont held the Knights at bay defensively in the second quarter. However, with five minutes left to play in the half, the Knights scored again on five yard touchdown run by Jordan Lee to make the score 21-0.
Northridge tacked on a field goal to make the score 24-0 at the half.
Not lost in the fray for the Vikings offense was Haden Heath, who at the half had three catches for 73 yards, including a 50-yard catch on a trick play with the pass coming from Jake Gibbs on a halfback option pass.
The Vikings started the second half holding the Knights from scoring the entire quarter, while they added a touchdown themselves to cut the deficit to 24-7.
Haden Heath caught a five yard touchdown pass from Josh Staples that capped off a 77 yard drive lasting 13 plays. Staples made a couple of key passes on a few long yardage situations that assisted the Vikings to the end zone.
Northridge capped off the scoring for the night on another five-yard touchdown run, again by Lee, but had the extra point blocked by McCade Tracy to make the final score 30-7.
Defensively the Vikings played very well. On two occasions where they held Northridge to field goal attempts, the pressure from the Vikings forced one kick wide left and another to hit the left upright.
With the blocked extra point on the final touchdown by the Knights, the Vikings subsequently prevented seven points from going the Knights way.
Heath finished with seven catches for 96 yards and a touchdown for Viewmont in the losing effort.
Northridge is now 5-0 (3-0 Region 1) and will take on Davis for first place after the Darts were victorious against the Lancers Friday night. Viewmont falls to 0-5 overall and will take on Bountiful at home Friday.


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A very warm welcome to Plas Dinas Country House set in Snowdonia, North Wales. We offer you nine individually styled bedrooms with five star comforts in historic yet relaxed surroundings in beautiful grounds.
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Vlahos bashed, car torched as punters club turns ugly
Torquay racing identity Bill Vlahos is recovering from facial injuries after being bashed at the home of his troubled high-flying racing syndicate.
Parents rely on granny nannies
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Family matters more than an endless bureaucracy
BRONTE McHENRY GIVEN the issue of adoption has become extremely topical recently, it seemed fitting to put forth my own view on what I see to be an overlooked, misjudged and fundamental issue
Little brewer that could
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Run Geelong 2013
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Holden 'owes workers' the truth
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Missing coach spied in NZ river
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Obese rapist 'crushed victims'
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Pedophile smiles at 30-year sentence
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'Frustrated' shopper's deadly leap
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Grand final foes face off in Rd 1
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North Geelong answers challenge
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Attack by pumpkin lands $100 fine
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Little brewer that could
THE opening of the $60 million Little Creatures brewery in Swanston St is a real boon for this city.
Vendors go easy on the baubles
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The Hill was alive with the sounds of Cohen
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Many of the columns I write require several weeks of research before they are ready to be included in The Leader-Union. Other stories are more easily told. This story, about William Potts, is one of the easy ones. The Potts family settled in Illinois around 1829, and although they made contributions to their adoptive state, it is the history of the family before coming to Illinois that is my subject today. William B. Potts was born in Frankfort, Ky., in the year 1814, and came to Illinois in 1829 with his father Richard F. Potts, brother Jessie and sister Millie.
This week's Mystery Banks Photo: This picture, taken in 1968, shows three brothers and a cousin. All grew up in the Ramsey area.
The auction notice of the building at 509 W. Edwards St., used most recently as headquarters of the Fayette County Health Department, sparked my interest because I discovered only a couple of years ago that this home was built in the early 1860s by Michael Steinhauer.
In last week's Mystery Banks Photo were: The Vandalia Junior High School boys basketball team from 1953-54. Pictured in the front row are, from left, Jerry Swarm, Brad Pryor, Mark Miller, Dan Hampton, Jim Brannon, Ron McKay and Larry Walton. In the back row are, from left, Coach Bill Schultz, Terry Brown, Bill Augenstein, Darrell Stokes, John Cole, Keith Cripe and Coach Jim Staff.
15 Years Ago
1996 – Marlys Hayner was the keynote speaker for the Memorial Day program held by Crawford-Hale American Legion Post 95 of Vandalia. Jennifer Warden of Vandalia Community High School was awarded a volleyball scholarship at Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville. Mandi Langston earned a dental hygienist degree from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. Tony Eckhardt was trapped under an overturned tractor for about eight hours, digging himself out with a screwdriver and a lid from an insect repellent can.
Within the 20-year period between 1840 and 1860, five young men named Steinhauer settled in Vandalia. They included Michael and Daniel, who were brothers, and Jacob, Frank and Fred, also brothers and nephews or cousins of Michael and Daniel.
This week's Mystery Banks Photo: This group of basketball athletes played for Vandalia Junior High School in the 1953-54 school year.
1996 – Walt Barenfanger asked the city of Vandalia to take over maintenance of the road that runs west of Majestic Drapery and the old Crane Packing building. The council gave Mayor Rich Walker the authority to work with Barenfanger. The local postal food drive netted about 5,500 pounds of food for the CEFS Food Pantry in Vandalia. Darrell Gummert, principal of Vandalia Community High School, was elected president of the Charles R. Ruemmelin Foundation Board.
Alenia Dressor McCord was reared in the Bethel community, about eight miles northwest of Greenville, now known as Reno, and was a child during the turbulent days of the Civil War. She told her granddaughter, the late Alenia McCord, known to many as a former high school teacher in Vandalia, many family stories. One of her stories was about an event that would become known as the "Vandalia Raid."
This week's Mystery Banks Photo: This young fisherman, pictured about 65 years ago, grew up south of Bluff City. He had a career in the Navy, retired and moved back to the family farm.


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A Beautiful Mind details
Formats: | 12 DVD, Blu-ray |
Starring: | Josh Lucas, Russell Crowe, Christopher Plummer, Adam Goldberg, Judd Hirsch, Anthony Rapp, Jennifer Connelly, Paul Bettany, Adam Goldberg |
Director: | Ron Howard |
Genre: | Drama |
Studio: | DREAMWORKS HOME ENTERTAINMENT |
Collections: | Based on a True Story, Best Picture Oscar Winners, Feel Good Films, Oscar Winners |
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A Beautiful Mind |
12 Feature |
DVD Information
Run time: | 3 hours 42 minutes |
Rental release: | 07 Oct 2002 |
Main languages: | English |
Dubbed: | Hungarian |
Subtitles: | English, Hungarian |
Hearing impaired subtitles: | English |
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Must see - an excellent movie
By Nipper2 from Oxon , 19 Jul 2004[Highly rated reviewer]
Rusell Crowe's performance in 'A Beautiful Mind' is nothing short of billiant as he portrays John Nash, the tormented mathematical genius.
This is an 'all is not what it appears to be' type of film that keeps you guessing right to the end.
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(247)A very moving film
By Imnocritic (1 review) , 09 Oct 2013I found this a very moving film. It's the best performance that I have seen from Russell Crowe and I was moved by his portrayal of John Nash. Whilst not an accurate recreation of events the story is enough to give you a flavour of the very real challenges that many people face in their daily lives. It was heartening to see this one mans fight to overcome some of his challenges and also to learn of his great strength and character which enabled him to produce a valuable contribution to science. A brilliant production by Ron Howard who is undoubtably a great film producer.- Was this review helpful to you?
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The story of modern economics
By sofasurfa (8 reviews) , 19 Jun 2013No really. First this is a film in which Russell Crowe really acts rather than just throws his weight around, so thats a bonus. It really is entertaining if not always historically and medically accurate. As a student of economics it was fascinating (accepting theatrical licence) for me to see how the madness of modern neo-conservative economic policy-making has been driven by the obsessive genius of one man, albeit through a distortion of his pure mathematical concept. Dont worry though, you can ignore all that and enjoy a tense and dramatic film that sustains interest throughout.- Was this review helpful to you?
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By Burnhamite (407 reviews) from BURNHAM , 06 Jun 2013An extraordinary story of a troubled genius, who like many of the same ilk bordered on the thin edge between sanity and insanity. Quite harrowing at times but well worth watching if inly for the performance by Russell Crowe which is stupendous.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Poor representation of schizophrenia
By Eezypleezed (1 review) , 15 May 2013Not a bad movie but portrays schizophrenia completely inaccurately. If you want to see a movie that has a more realistic feel about schizophrenia watch Shine.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Wot - no vampires!
By Caliban (7 reviews) from Oxford , 07 May 2013Beautiful film. Thoughtful, very acted no car chases, vampires or fake explosions just very fine acting and a very good story. So it won't appeal to everyone.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Municipal flags in the Greater Vancouver Regional District:
See also:
The Greater Vancouver Regional District unilaterally re-named itself "Metro
Vancouver" 1st September 07; they didn't get a new Letters Patent, they just
decided to use the new name. As of January 2008, the old GVRD flag is still used,
although the letterhead they use simply erases the GV "check" logo.
Dean McGee, 11 March 2008
Since its name change from "Greater Vancouver Regional District",
MetroVancouver sites were slow to get new flags, but I spotted one today. The
green looks brighter (yellower?) than the old flag, the "G-check" is gone from
the logo and the text is gone from the logo. Underneath the logo is the wordmark
"metrovancouver" all in lowercase, with "metro" in bold, and no space between
the words.
Dean McGee, 7 May 2011
contributed by Valentin Poposki
From http://www.gvrd.bc.ca/board/archive/agendas/gvrd/April/05_2.pdf:
At its April 2, 2004 meeting the Corporate and Intergovernmental Committee considered proposals for a Regional Flag. Discussion ensued regarding the three options for a regional flag that were designed by GVRD staff.
After discussion, the following recommendation was carried:
That the Corporate and Intergovernmental Committee recommend Design 2 with the incorporation of the buildings in Design 3 for the GVRD flag, as outlined in the report dated March 25, 2004 titled "Regional Flag".The "G Check" corporate logo has been in place and use since the early 70's.
The GVRD
(locally, it is usually known by its initials -- so is BC) was founded in 1967 and currently
includes 21 full member municipalities plus one "electoral area"
i.e., all the places that are not within a municipality. The 22ndt
municipality, Abbotsford, is actually part of the
Fraser Valley Regional District, but participates with the GVRD's Regional
Parks board. The boundaries have extended eastward to include the Langleys,
Pitt Meadows and Maple Ridge. In 2004, the GVRD
felt it needed a flag to represent it, and 3 designs were considered. The
final design incorporates elements of designs #2 and #3. The flag, adopted 5
April 2004, has since been adapted for use as a letterhead logo. Above a
cityscape are The Lions, a two-peaked mountain visible in the mountains north
of Vancouver.
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For customers looking for massively expandable, low-cost storage that's fast, flexible and easy to configure, then look no further than the ReadyDATA RD5200 from Netgear. The company gave the CRN Test Center an exclusive look at its new high-capacity storage gear, and now we give it to you.
Introduced in May, Netgear's latest 2U storage array offers 12 hot-swappable, 3.5-inch drive bays for a total of 3 TB of SSD, SAS or SATA drives in any combination, and it can attach to as many as 80 drives via expansion chassis to a whopping total of 180 TB, multiplying Netgear's previous model by a factor of five. On the whole, we were impressed with the Netgear system, finding mostly pluses and just a few minor minuses.
For testing, Netgear sent the CRN Test Center an RD5200 review unit populated with a total of nine spinning 1-GB Hitachi SATA II (3 GB/s) drives configured as three, three-drive RAID 5 arrays. Those three RAID 5 arrays were then configured as a single RAID 5 array. We're told that this type of nested RAID configuration is intended to deliver maximum drive performance. In addition, the RD5200 contained two SSDs configured for caching.
The RD5200 can be configured as iSCSI, NAS or both. Configuration couldn't be simpler thanks to its browser-based software and beginner-proof, tab-driven interface. For testing, we created a NAS and some users and mapped a drive from a dual-core Intel Core i7-based laptop running 64-bit Windows 7 Professional with 4 GB of memory. IOmeter was configured with a variety of access specifications for testing throughput and data transfer rate to determine the system's maximum performance. We got briefly stuck when trying to attach to the new NAS until we realized that for new users, all file privileges are disabled. Secure, yes. Intuitive, no.


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Savoir Shower Proof Mac Jacket
This shower proof mac by South is your go-to piece for a rainy day. This jacket is great for walking or everyday wear.
With a full lining to the inside this water repellant mac has a comfortable fit for all day wear. The zip fastening to the front makes this a perfect layering piece while the drawcord waist cinches your shape. This mac jacket is hooded for an added layer or warmth and we love the choice or red or stone for a versatile wardrobe addition.
Wear this shower proof ladies mac with skinny jeans and walking shoes. Add a track top for extra comfort.
Useful info:
- Shower Proof jacket by Savoir
- Fully lined style; zip fastening
- Drawcord waist and hood
- Worn length: 29 inches approximately
Savoir Quilted Jacket
In an all-over quilted fabric this Savoir jacket channels a chic heritage inspired style. This is the perfect everyday jacket that's great for layering with the season's knitwear.
This quilted jacket features a zip and popper fastening to the front. The zip pockets add a laidback finish to your look while the fleece collar gives this piece an ultra cosy look. This jacket comes in a choice of flattering navy or versatile stone and makes an excellent addition to your autumn and winter wardrobes this season.
Wear this ladies quilted jacket with skinny coloured jeans and your favourite flats. Wear over a fine knit tunic for added warmth.
Useful info:
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- Zip and popper fastening
- Zip pockets; fleece collar
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Q.I was wondering if you are going to make a 12 or 18″ Captain Barbosa from the Pirates movies? He was a great character in the movie, and I have been looking everywhere for him to add to my collection.
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[50% Off] 4-course Bento Set: Unagi Don + Salad + Miso Soup + Fruit + Bottomless Green Tea at Kushi Q, Tropicana City Mall. Now just RM7 instead of RM13.90. (Halal)
Bent on Bentos?
You've got tiffins and Tupperwares. And then you've got bento boxes - The Japanese version of the lunchbox meal. Well, these days, bento boxes don't always come in square black boxes, but they're still great balanced meal sets for a quick fix.
Meet Kushi Q. A cozy Japanese grill tucked within Tropicana City Mall. For just RM7, enjoy a 4-course Unagi Don set. 'Don' refers to Japanese rice bowl dishes, while 'unagi' is Japanese freshwater eel.
Great Food, Great Value
Bite into tender smoky slices of grilled eel on fluffy Japanese rice and let miso soup tantalize your tastebuds. For a balanced meal, you get your servings of fruit and salad as well. Savour Kushi Q's special blend of mayonnaise, yoghurt and black sesame salad dressing.
Finally, choose to wash down all that great flavor with bottomless hot or cold green tea. It's complementary!
Besides Bento
If you've bought a Kushi Q voucher with us before, you've probably tried their signature Yakitori. Skewered pieces of beautifully marinated meat grilled to perfection. Think satay minus the smoke and ash.
We recommend giving their Yakitori a go.
No taxes! But do tip :)
Prices are reasonable and portions are good. There are no taxes and surcharges here.
But if you find your palate well satisfied on the way out, drop them a good tip why don't you.
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Can you believe we are on week 3 already?! I so look forward to Thursday's. I hope you all are ready to PAR-Tay! Because we are. It is so much fun to see what you all have been doing. You are all so creative and talented. I can't wait to see what you all link up this week. Before we check out what you have been up to lets check out the Belle's of the ball from last week.
Quilted Euphoria shared the recipe for the yummiest looking Sweet and Sour Chicken. My mouth is watering. I will be making this very soon.
Ashley at Cherished Bliss had the most clever idea. A digital gallery wall you don't have to put anything on your wall to figure out where you want your photos. So smart. My husband is very excited about this idea too!
Pam at Threading My Way made these adorable child's bags. They are so cute, fun, and sewn beautifully.
Cameron at Homemade made a fantastic Valentine's day wreath. It is so cute, you could easily use it for an all-the-time wreath.
Great job Ladies!! Go ahead and grab yourself a Featured Button! Face Book Features make sure you get a button too. If you didn't get featured here head over to Terry's and see if she featured you.
1. Please keep it family friendly.
2. Link back to our site or grab a button so others can share in the fun.
3. Following us would be nice. (but don't feel you have to)
4. Have fun, be inspired.
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THE LAST VOYAGE – THE MS STELLA POLARIS – the most famous cruise ship of all time.
THE MS STELLA POLARIS: A great video of the last voyage of the most famous cruise ship of the thirties, the inter war years and probably even in the history of cruising.
The ship was considered one of the most elegant and exclusive devoted to cruising. She sailed to the Mediterranean, North Cape, Caribbean and Around The World. She had no rivals.
On the World Cruise there was more than one crew member for every passenger.
The elegant Stella Polaris.
She was owned by Bergen Line from Norway during the first part of her career, and resembled a royal yacht, with her clipper bow, bow sprit, well deck and lavish accommodations for just 200 passengers. She was built by Gotaverken in Goteborg in 1925-26, measured 5.020 GRT and went into service in early 1927.
As mentioned, Bergen Line ordered Stella Polaris in Sweden; it was the first passenger vessel built by Gotaverken. They built the hull, and interior fittings were subcontracted to other firms.
She was launched in September 1926 by miss Lehmkuhl, the daughter of Bergen Line`s director. Sending her on trials in February 1927 already, these were so successful that the yard had no problems at all to deliver her on schedule. Instead of April 1st 1927, she was delivered 5 weeks early on February 26th.
Stella Polaris is considered one of the first "real" cruise ships in the history of cruising, being not only one of the first full-time cruise ships, but also one of the first purpose built cruise ships. For the most part, until the 1950s passenger ships were a means of transportation, and consequently, most cruise ships were passenger liners that were sent off cruising in "weak" periods, e.g. winter on the North Atlantic when passenger numbers were low.
Stella Polaris' interiors were nothing short of splendid. There were 6 passenger decks, Bridge Deck and below Decks A to E. On A Deck, 7 life boats were placed, but she also carried two motor barges. Aft on this deck nine passenger cabins were located and the gymnasium. On B Deck: the Music Salon, Verandah Cafe, and Smoking Room were situated. One deck below, C Deck housed the dining room seating max. 214 guests, meaning all passengers could be served in one seating. On its ceiling 150 lamps formed a star. On the remaining part of C deck and the two decks below D and E, passenger cabins were located. Her most luxuriously appointed accommodations were 4 suites (on C Deck), each fitted with its own sort of wood!


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Cambro FSG720519 6' Green Free-Standing Sneeze Guard
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Perfect for single-sided buffets, the Cambro FSG720519 6' free-standing sneeze guard features protective panels on both sides and on the top. This green sneeze guard is easy to assemble and will protect your food from air borne contaminants. This item is NSF listed.
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Updated: 10:32 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2012 | Posted: 8:19 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2012
A fire that destroyed a home and displaced a family of three Wednesday night is being blamed on a portable space heater.
At 7:45 p.m., Dayton fire crews were dispatched to 19 N. McGee St. and encountered heavy flames coming from the front of the two-story wood frame home.
Two adults and a young female escaped without injury, one person was taken to a hospital for what appeared to be anxiety, and a firefighter suffered a minor ankle injury, District Fire Chief Vincent Wiley told News Center 7.
Damage to the structure and contents was estimated in excess of $20,000, Wiley said.
Wiley said the fire appears to have started by a portable space heater that was attached to an extension cord. He said extension cords should not be used with space heaters because they can overheat.
"The lesson here is if you have to use a portable space heater, don't use an extension cord in conjunction with it. And you always have to be awake and be by it," he said.
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