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This post makes no sense whatsoever. Corn is an unreliable source because he is pro Obama? Huh?
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Roppongi Hills. You could easily spend a whole day exploring the retail areas of this minicity, a complex of shops, restaurants, residential and commercial towers, a nine-screen cineplex, the Grand Hyatt Tokyo hotel, and the Mori Art Museum—all wrapped around the TV Asahi studios and sprawled out in five zones located between the Roppongi intersection and Azabu Juban. The shops here emphasize eye-catching design and chichi brands. The world's only Alexander McQueen
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Introducing sampling distribution through cooperative learning among students using a group activity. Afterwards, use the sampling distribution applet to illustrate.
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This interactive lecture activity motivates the need for sampling. "Why sample, why not just take a census?" Under time pressure, students count the number of times the letter F appears in a paragraph. The activity demonstrates that a census, even when it is easy to take, may not give accurate information. Under the time pressure measurement errors are more frequently made in the census rather than in a small sample.
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This visualization activity combines student data collection with the use of an applet to enhance the understanding of the distributions of mean square treatment (MST), mean square error (MSE) as well as their ratio, an F-distribution. Students will see theoretical distributions of the mean square treatment, mean square error and their ratio and how they compare to the histograms generated by the simulated data.
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Students learn the basic relationship of Snell's Law, practice applying it to a situation, then are given another situation where it "doesn't work."??? This situation turns out to be one in which total internal reflection occurs. Students are then shown what happens with classroom apparatus.
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TERRYVILLE — Donald "Don" J. Souza, 77, loving husband of Audrey (Plourde) Souza, passed away unexpectingly Sunday, Oct. 20, 2013, at Bristol Hospital.
Don was born Aug. 11, 1936, in Danbury. He was the son of the late Joseph and Mary (Farina) Souza, and had been a resident of Terryville for more than 50 years. He served in the U.S. Marines. Don was the founder and owner of Jaysix Inc. of Pequabuck for 23 years, and his company became involved with the Cooperative Education Program at Terryville High School from 1977 to 1984 and 1992 to 1994.
Don was very active in his community, having served as a board member and president of Fall Mountain Lake Property Assoc., a member of the Terryville Lions Club for 15 years, Terryville fire commissioner and chairman of Fall Mountain Firehouse Building Committee. He also served on the Town Hall Building Committee, Republican Town Committee, Charter Revision Committee, Housing Board of Appeals, Technology Task Force Committee, Terryville Blight Committee, and as head moderator for political elections.
Don's favorite hobby was to spend time at his cabin in Cabot, Vt., with dear family and friends. Don was also an avid bowler in a bowling league for many years. His sense of humor and his ability to make people laugh was known to all that knew him.
Besides his loving wife, Audrey, of 53 years, he is survived by his sons, Donald J. Souza II and wife Gail of Berlin, Dale J. Souza of Bristol; his daughters, Nancy J. Souza of Lee, Maine, Audrey S. Carson and husband Jeff of South Windsor; his brothers, Robert Souza and wife Nancy of Sequim, Wash., Daniel Souza and wife Faith of Wolcott; his grandchildren, Kyle and Kory Long, Amanda Szymanski and Francesca Souza, Samantha, Kaleigh, Zachary Zern and Alyssa and Drew Carson, Natalie and Allison Souza; his great-grandchildren, Emma, John, Kyle, Amelya, Carter and Charlotte; and several nieces and nephews.
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The large size of Hotel Khreschatyk is complemented by the consistency of its quality. Percherska Lavra or Golden Gate are worth a visit, even if you're in Kiev for only a short period. Are you a museum fanatic? Visit Chernobyl Museum, which is within walking distance of here. If you are up for some fun, consider a visit to Zoological Garden. The well known Olympic NSC is set at a distance of 2.0 km (1.2 miles) from the location of this Kiev hotel.
A casino is part of Hotel Khreschatyk; as are a restaurant and also a bar/lounge. An indoor swimming pool is part of the hotel's options for swimming lovers. If you're after some pampering, a sauna or a steam room might be just what you need. This hotel can offer you services such as a luggage storage, an express check-in/out service and a concierge service during your stay. There are areas especially set up for having meetings. You can get more work done here, as a conference space is offered alongside a business center and a secretarial service. A total of 134 rooms are available here. Transport is made easier; a paid airport shuttle bus is offered to guests here.
The air always has a nice feel thanks to the air conditioning in Hotel Khreschatyk. For those of us who enjoy convenience, a wake-up service and a housekeeping service are included in the rooms of the accommodation. You can stay up to date with everything that is happening around the world during your stay in Kiev as wireless high-speed Internet access (complimentary) is offered. Scrub up to your best with a bathroom amenities set, a complimentary toiletries set and a shower/bath combination. Rooms here come with a refrigerator.
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Ontario's Safe Streets Act is contributing significantly to the "criminalization of homelessness" and should be repealed, recommends a report by York University and the University of Guelph.
The study, based on information gained through the Freedom of Information Act, found that the number of tickets issued to homeless people in Toronto for panhandling and related activities increased by more than 2000 per cent between 2000 and 2010.
This was despite a decline from 29 per cent to 3 per cent in the number of street youth who cited panhandling and squeegeeing as their main source of income over a similar period.
In total, more than $4 million in tickets were issued, at an estimated cost of $1 million in police hours.
"We're talking about a population that has no money — that's why they are panhandling. And yet we issue them fines that they cannot pay," said York University professor Stephen Gaetz, who co-authored the study with University of Guelph colleague Bill O'Grady.
"So as a response to homelessness, the (Safe Streets Act) is ineffective. I also have questions about the ethical position of dealing with poverty through policing."
Homeless youths have suffered the greatest impact, according to a companion study that involved 244 interviews with street youths. It found that 33 per cent of street youths have been ticketed under the Act in the past year. In addition, 78 per cent of street youths had at least one encounter with the police during the year.
In addition to calling for a repeal of the law, the study also asks that police show restraint when applying the legislation. The Act, introduced in 2000, was intended to deal with the most "aggressive" acts of panhandling, but has been applied too broadly, Gaetz said.
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this was a gift , and the recipient was very happy, and delighted,said it was just what she was looking for...I searched for a 28'' wooden lazy susan for a 52'' square kitchen table...this one has a hole to accomodate a patio table ...I would have preferred one without the hole ...but could not find one of that size and quality at any other store...it fills the bill...
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Posted: 10/04/2007 - On a Red River Rivalry Saturday, the Cotton Bowl is a rowdy mix of friends and foes.
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Posted: 10/04/2007 - His body battered and his ego bruised, Texas quarterback Colt McCoy is struggling through a sophomore slump.
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Posted: 10/03/2007 - The Southeastern Oklahoma State University volleyball team (4-14) got 24 kills from Jordan Parks, but were unable to capitalize in a 3-1 loss to Dallas Baptist (7-9) on Wednesday night at Bloomer Sullivan Gymnasium.
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- The time may be coming to literally put heads on spikes.
Yes the Plutocrats are worried about that. Others think their military and security services can handle it. Which may be true.
Nice metaphor. And pity the poor cartoonist back in the '30s! Thank FSM things have changed!
Well said!
When I graduated from high school in 1962, my husband and I owned a three bedroom two bath house and two cars within two years. Most of the men who graduated with my class had similar paying jobs right out of high school. I didn't work, didn't need to. Most women didn't, and those that did actually chose to work. Today, it's not a choice for most families, and when those families break up, everyone lives in poverty. When I did decide to go back to college, I paid $79 tuition for 15-18 hours of credit at SIU Edwardsville and we paid a $20 fee to rent whichever books we needed. Everyone could go to college, paying for it with a part time job. …………………………………..Since then American productivity and GNP have skyrocketed. But, Middle Class people don't have anywhere near the advantages we did. All the money is going to the top 1-5% of earners. And, with the cost of college, it's darn near impossible to get a start, you already owe the cost of a house before you graduate college. If the American worker is the most productive in the world, and all the stats say they are, the prospects for the young people of today should be better than they were for us. Instead, we produce the highest quality goods in the world—and can't afford to buy them.
32 individuals contributed more money in the last presidential election than all other donors combined. That makes it seem like it is impossible for the middle class to have any say in what happens in this country. Nothing could be further from the truth. Those 32 people only have 32 votes. The Middle Class has millions…………………………………………………………………………….
………………The only thing that is going to save the Middle Class is the Middle Class. We are the 99%—- that means we have the votes to elect people who will actually represent middle class workers and provide a safety net for those who are trying to get into the middle class.We all need to know WHO is supporting the candidates. That is who they will be working for. They have no choice if they want to stay in office. You have to do the bidding of whoever is paying your way, just the same as we all do in our jobs. So, before going to vote, look it up on the internet. Open Secrets is a good site, but there are plenty ………………………………………………………………………….
………………….. If the candidate is getting their money from small donors or from unions, they are going to be working for middle class working people. If their donations are from corporations or from 1%ers, that's who their votes are going to be working for. They are not going to go against them and do anything to help the middle class……………………………………
It would be political suicide.
Thanks for the excellent posts, @DLee144.
We must take all the money away from the rich and give it to the poor. We must punish the rich for being rich.
Considering that the very wealthy have got that way through things like environmental destruction, undermining the economic and social fabrics of towns and neighborhoods around the country, paying workers less than they need to live on, exporting jobs to places that pay and treat their workers even worse, etc., etc., etc., I'd say yeah, take away some of those ill-gotten gains.
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Writing is on the wall for Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman John-Michael Liles
John-Michael Liles was the last one off the ice after Friday's morning skate. Walking into the Toronto Maple Leafs dressing room, he took off his jersey and some of his equipment and sat down in his stall.
Will the leafs have to make a trade?
The Leafs are over the salary cap, even if by several hundred thousand dollars, and they probably will have to do some deking before the final roster is submitted to the NHL on Monday.
It hurts that David Clarkson's salary will count against the cap as he serves his 10-game suspension, and it's almost a sure bet the Leafs will have fewer players to start than the 23-man roster allows.
"We probably will," Loiselle said. "We're going to ice the best team possible and the coach makes those decisions, and we will start the season. We have to start the season with no less than 18 (skaters) and two (goalies)."
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Free agent Mason Raymond, quickly cementing himself into a left wing role, has begun contract talks with the Leafs, according to reports, but nothing is finalized. "The more I get out here with the guys, the more comfortable I get," said Raymond, who spent Friday in a first-line experiment with Kessel and Tyler Bozak.
Maple Leafs, Cody Franson remain apart in contract talks
The Toronto Maple Leafs and defenceman Cody Franson remain at loggerheads over a new contract.
Franson, a restricted free agent, has not reported to Leafs camp, hoping to convince the team to sign him to a one-year deal. The team wants Franson to sign a multi-year deal.
"I just think with the current cap situation we're in, a one-year (deal) would suit the team the best," Franson told TSN on Tuesday after working out with the Ryerson Rams. "They've got a little bit of a crunch on numbers and I'm trying to make it happen for both sides.
Leafs' Kadri now quiet on contract talks
Whether it's because a new contract is closer or he's skipping the start of Maple Leafs training camp a week Monday, Nazem Kadri is now keeping mum about money.
Could the Leafs trade Franson?
There has been speculation Franson's rights might be dealt sooner than later with a number of interested suitors should the two-way defenceman be put on the market. But Carlyle and Franson hit it off after previous coach Ron Wilson could not find the right fit for the hard-shooting defender.
Leafs behind Franson chatter?
The Cody Franson trade rumours don't make a lot of sense to me. Unless the Leafs are starting them, hoping to reduce the price of the restricted free agent. Franson made a lot of progress in his first full year under Randy Carlyle … In his one season with the Marlies on an AHL contract — which meant he could have left any time to play with an NHL team — at least 18 teams contacted Paul Ranger, hoping to sign him. His answer was always no. Ranger should be one of the Leafs' six defencemen come October … Once it was determined Jake Gardiner was not available, the player the L.A. Kings wanted most from the Leafs in the Jonathan Bernier trade was defenceman Carl Gunnarsson.
Nonis: Kessel, Phaneuf extensions not on 'front burner'
Recently re-signed Maple Leafs GM Dave Nonis has already made his mark on the team in his first seven months on the job, but his biggest test is still ahead of him.
The Toronto Maple Leafs captain Dion Phaneuf, a defenseman who logged 25:10 minutes per game in 2013, has just one year left on his contract. On top of that, their leading scorer, Phil Kessel, is also set to become an unrestricted free agent next summer.
Leafs' Phil Kessel, Dion Phaneuf may get big payday next year
The two marquee names on the Toronto Maple Leafs roster, Phil Kessel and Dion Phaneuf, are both slated for unrestricted free agency next July. Which means somewhere out there are agents and lawyers working for the players and on management's side, furiously trying to determine exactly what the two are worth and what kind of contract each can reasonably expect on the open market.
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PHOENIX -- First baseman Matt McBride and right fielder Charlie Blackmon hit bases-empty homers and left-hander Tyler Matzek threw seven scoreless innings to lead the Colorado Rockies to a 2-0 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Saturday at Chase Field.
McBride homered in the second inning off left-hander Vidal Nuno (0-4) and Blackmon homered in the ninth inning against right-hander Matt Stites.
Matzek (4-9) gave up three singles and three walks while striking out four in his third consecutive quality start.
Right-hander LaTroy Hawkins pitched the ninth inning for his 22nd save as the Rockies (54-89) broke a four-game losing streak with their second shutout of the season.
Diamondbacks third baseman Jake Lamb walked with two outs in the ninth inning and left fielder Nolan Reimold singled to right field before Hawkins struck out pinch-hitter Didi Gregorius.
Blackmon, who had a six-hit game against Arizona in April, is hitting .315 with three homers and nine RBIs against the Diamondbacks this year.
Nuno gave up two hits and struck out six without a walk. He retired 20 straight after McBride's home run and threw first-pitch strikes to 22 of 26 batters faced in his third straight quality start.
Arizona (56-79) has lost four of its last five and has been shut out 10 times this season.
McBride hit his second home run of the season with one out in the second inning. McBride was added to the roster on Aug. 19, when shortstop Troy Tulowitzki was transferred to the 60-day disabled list.
Nuno retired the next 14 through the sixth inning.
The Diamondbacks had three singles off Matzek in six innings and got only one runner as far as second base, after shortstop Cliff Pennington walked with one out in the first inning and stole a base.
NOTES: Arizona 3B Jake Lamb was named the Double-A Southern League MVP on Saturday. Lamb leads the league in batting average (.318) and OPS (.949) and is second in RBIs (79) and third in doubles (35) despite being promoted out of the league Aug. 1. ... Colorado RHP Tommy Kahnle threw live batting practice Saturday and is expected to be activated from the disabled list when rosters expand Sept. 1. ... Arizona RHP Daniel Hudson, rehabbing from his second Tommy John surgery, is to join the Diamondbacks when rosters expand. The Diamondbacks would like to get him into a game Tuesday or Wednesday in San Diego, manager Kirk Gibson said. ... Former Diamondbacks players had an exhibition game afterward. World Series hero OF Luis Gonzalez and OF Steve Finley were among the 11 players from the 2001 World Series team to participate.


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A Central American migrant carrying a small child waits alongside a stuck northbound freight train, outside Reforma de Pineda, Chiapas state, Mexico (AP)
Unprecedented Crisis at the Border: A Mexican helicopter crossed the border and shot at U.S. border patrol officers; the government may ship hundreds of immigrant kids to Long Island; immigrants are bringing swine flu over the border; and Nancy Pelosi plans a trip out of Washington.
Obama Calls Suit a Stunt: President Barack Obama is calling Speaker of the House John Boehner's threatened lawsuit over the president's executive orders a "stunt." "What I've told Speaker Boehner directly is if you really concerned about me taking too many executive actions, why don't you try getting something done through Congress?" Obama said on Good Morning America.
Drones Over Baghdad: Armed U.S. drones are flying over Baghdad, CNN is reporting. The drones are there to protect 180 U.S. military advisers. There are also drone reconnaissance flights over Iraq.
Marfan Sufferer Drafted to NBA: In an emotional ceremony the NBA unexpectedly drafted Isaiah Austin, who was recently diagnosed with Marfan Syndrome, a potentially deadly connective tissue disorder that physical activity can worsen. Austin was viewed as a first round pick up until his diagnosis last week. Though he was drafted, he will not play, as the diagnosis effectively ended his career.
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Huge Jump in Seattle Rents: The average cost of an apartment in the Seattle area is now more than $1,200, as the price jumped 4.1 percent in the second quarter of 2014. Vacancy rates in King and Snohomish rates are at their lowest level in nine years.
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Mrs. Mary Ann Webster, age 81, of Newborn passed away November 6, 2014. She was born June 22, 1933 in Lewisburg, Tennessee to the late Howard and Nellie Austin Earonhart. Mrs. Webster was an amazing wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother who loved spending time with her family and friends. She was a member of the Covington Church of Christ. Mrs. Webster enjoyed sewing and cooking and shared that passion with her family. She is survived by her husband Weldon Webster, her children; Johnny Webster and his wife Patty, Donnie Webster and his wife Terri, and Fay White and her ...
Bill Mayhue of Covington, passed away November 5, 2014, at the age of 76. He was a veteran of the United States Navy, and enjoyed spending time outdoors, fishing and cooking for his friends. He never met a stranger and was always willing to help anyone in need. He was loved by many, and will be greatly missed by his family and friends that he cherished so dearly. Bill was preceded in death by his parents, John and Anne Lee Mayhue; sister, Dorothy Proctor; and his brother, Bunnia Mayhue.
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On September 24, 1956, the late Mr. Clifford McKibben Jr. and Annie Lois Sims McKibben were blessed with the birth of a beautiful baby girl, Sharon Diane McKibben. She was the fourth child out of nine children. Sharon received her education in the Newton County School System and graduated in the year 1974.
Dorothy Virginia Millsop Miller of Grove City, Pennsylvania passed away at Merryvale Assisted Living Facility in Oxfored, Georgia on Sept. 10, 2014, following a long bout with Alzheimer's disease. She was 96.
John A. Stark of Covington, passed away October 30, 2014, at the age of 85. Mr. Stark was an active member of the First Baptist Church in Covington, where he faithfully taught Sunday school for several years. He was raised in Lawrenceville by his parents, Hope and Evelyn Stark. When his high school burned, he attended Emory at Oxford and North Georgia College. Mr. Stark graduated from the United States Naval Academy, in 1951, and served as a carrier pilot for the U.S. Navy. He later retired from the reserves as a Lieutenant Commander. After his active duty service ...
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Mrs. Cheryl Davis Daniel, age 91, of McDonough passed away October 22, 2014. Cheryl was born in Griffin, the daughter of the late Benjamin Franklin Davis and Ethel Florence Crumbley Davis. She was preceded in death by several siblings, Bennie Carmichael, Stan Davis, Don Davis and Darryl Davis.
William Herbert White of Oxford passed away October 22, 2014. He was born November 19, 1934 in Monticello, GA to the late W.A. and Lorene (Lewis) White. Mr. White was an Eagle Scout and a veteran of the US Army. He graduated from the University of Georgia School of Business as well as LSU School of Banking. He was a successful and respected member in the banking field, retiring after four decades from Main Street Bank. Mr. White was a long-time member of Allen Memorial United Methodist Church.
Mr. Robert C. Cason, 79, a lifelong resident of Oxford passed away Tuesday, October 21, 2014. He was born in Oxford, Georgia to the late Charles Arthur and Sadie Ruth Bostwick Cason on October 31, 1934. Mr. Cason served his country in the United States Army. He worked for and retired from John S. Frey Company, retiring in the early 1980's. After retiring, Mr. Cason worked with his longtime friend, Wendell Parker, remodeling and restoring homes. He was a devoted and hardworking member of Gum Creek Presbyterian Church, where he was a member his entire life. Mr. Cason loved ...
Phylliss Jocquelyn Patty, 81, went into the arms of her Savior on Thursday, Oct. 16, 2014.
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John Blake McLeod, Jr. of Rutledge passed away Thursday, October 9, 2014 at the age of 70, after he fought a long battle with cancer. He was born August 31, 1944 to the late John Blake, Sr. and Sara McLeod. Mr. McLeod was a loving husband, father and grandfather. He loved to fish and hunt; raised beagles for hunting; was a member of the Big Pines Hunting Club; member and President of the Goldin's Hunting Club; President of the IBEW 613 Retirees; and loved football. Mr. McLeod was very meticulous with the care of his muscadine vineyard and an ...
Mrs. Jeanne Wiley Driver, age 80, of Covington passed away September 24, 2014. She was born September 12, 1934 in Covington to the late James and Nezzie Prickett Wiley. Mrs. Driver was a loving mother, grandmother, great grandmother and friend; a good Christian woman who was a member of Sardis Congregational Church and attended Gaither's United Methodist Church and Porterdale Presbyterian Church. She loved nature, flowers and was an Atlanta Braves fan. Mrs. Driver was a private duty nurse who sat with many families during extended illnesses; she was loved by everyone who knew her.
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Agnes Stephens Campbell died on September 12, 2014, age 92, Marshfield, Wisconsin; formerly of Snellville. Agnes was born in Oxford, Georgia, 1922 to Pauline and Harold Stephens, and was the wife of (late) Thomas Lyle Campbell, mother of Mary Campbell Brown and Tom Campbell. She had six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Penelope (Penny) Cagle Rutledge, age 63, of Porterdale, passed away September 13, 2014, following an extensive illness. She attended Porterdale Baptist Church, and enjoyed crocheting, reading, cooking and listening to music. She especially enjoyed listening to her grandson, Dylan, play the piano, and also spending time with her other grandson, Eli. Ms. Rutledge devoted her life to caring for her parents, daughter and grandsons. She had a great sense of humor and will be missed by all who knew and loved her. She was preceded in death by her parents, Rev. Bill and Maybell Cagle; and her sister, Peggy Batchelor.
Jesse D. Patten, 79, of Covington, died Sunday, September 14, 2014 at Newton Medical Center. Mr. Patten was born in Richland to the late Jesse Greene and Viola Gunnels Patten.
Mrs. Elida Tanner, age 80, of Oxford, Georgia passed away September 15, 2014. She was born August 23, 1934 in Miami, Florida to the late Vernon Franklin and Mary Lee Armstrong. Mrs. Tanner was retired from Norfolk Southern Railroad and also worked for Emory University and the Newton County Library. She enjoyed traveling especially out west and to National Parks, she enjoyed gardening, knitting, collecting and she loved frogs.
Catherine Crenshaw Berry, also affectionately known as "Nanny", passed away September 10, 2014, at the age of 100. She enjoyed cooking, quilting, spending time outdoors and canning vegetables. She owned Berry's Boat Dock, and for more than 72 years, people came expecting to see her sitting on the front porch swing! She never met a stranger. Nanny loved animals, but more than anything, she loved her family and cherished her time with her grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Johnnie Franklin Berry; sons, Ronald Franklin Berry, Ralph Glenn Berry; parents, Ralph John and Corrine (Ivey) Crenshaw ...
John Thomas Tiltti, 71, of Covington passed away at his home on Wednesday, September 10, 2014. He was born in New York, New York to the late Phillip and Helvi Tiltti.
Glen Selin, 56, of Covington passed away Saturday, September 6, 2014. He was born September 16, 1957 in Hearst, Ontario, Canada to the late William and Edna Selin. Glen was a fun loving, hardworking man. He loved life and lived it to the fullest daily. Glen loved to travel and worked for USNR as a project manager where he traveled all over the world. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Covington and enjoyed helping throughout his community; building planter boxes in Porterdale and well houses for friends, he loved every minute of it. Mr. Selin was ...
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Mary A. Leasure, formerly of 933 Rosedale Avenue, Kingston, Tennessee, age 84, passed away suddenly on September 10, 2014. She was preceded in death by her husband, Earl "Lucky" Leasure, in 1997. She moved to Atlanta in 2003 to join her children, daughter Barbara Leasure and son-in-law Dr. Michael Henry; son Steven Leasure, and daughter-in-law Holly and their son, Adam; and son Michael Leasure and daughter-in-law Dr. Renee Butler and their children, Matthew and Christopher Leasure. She lived independently in Conyers, Georgia, until May 2013 when she joined Steve, Holly and Adam in Douglasville.
Leland Eugene Payne, 66, of Ash, died Saturday, September 6, 2014, at his home surrounded by his family.
Sara Helen Jordan of Covington passed away September 8, 2014, at the age of 84. Mrs. Jordan was a member of East Newton Baptist Church, where she was active in the choir, her Sunday School class and the Women's Missionary Union.
Betty Christian Thomas, 84, of Covington, passed away September 8, 2014. Mrs. Thomas was a faithful member of Bethany Presbyterian Church. She was very active in various church functions, and was a member of the church choir for several years. She was a longtime, dedicated employee of Steele-Jones Insurance Agency in Covington. Mrs. Thomas enjoyed spending time in her flower garden. She was preceded in death by her husband, Henry Ralph Thomas; parents Frank Buford and Ellen Ruth (Cowan) Christian; sisters Mary Beth Steele, Jean O'Neal; and her brother, Frank E. Christian.
Louise H. Smith, 83, formerly Louise Armstrong, of Marietta, died August 28, 2014. Services will be held on Saturday, September 13, 2014 at 3:00 p.m. in Castellaw Funeral Home's Jonquil Chapel in Smyrna, Ga. She is survived by her husband, Dean Smith; children Nancy Stephens, Brenda Clifton and Thomas Armstrong; four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her parents, 3 brothers and one grandson.


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Keep the safety of your fellow Red Deerians in mind, whether they're walking, biking, skateboarding or driving.
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Many employers and volunteer organizations require CRCs and VSCs – get yours at the downtown RCMP detachment.
Protect yourself and the vulnerable people in your life – learn to recognize and avoid scammers.
If you think it's a domestic violence situation, call 9-1-1 for emergencies or RCMP complaint line at 403-343-5575.
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November 24, 2014
On Tuesday, November 25, Red Deer City Council will review The City's 2015-2024 capital plan.
November 21, 2014
There were 137 people experiencing homelessness in Red Deer, according to a Point in Time (PIT) Homeless Count conducted by The City of Red Deer on October 16, 2014.
November 21, 2014
The Red Deer Native Friendship Society (RDNFS) now owns the land earmarked for construction of an Aboriginal cultural centre and housing development, following a transfer of title from The City of Red Deer.


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Copenhagen is an easygoing, modern and charming metropolis that never forgot its history. Visit Copenhagen and be inspired by the Danish way of life and what makes them the happiest people in the world. Hop on a bike or stroll the city on foot and take in its laid-back atmosphere and effortless sense of style. And don't forget that Copenhagen is the perfect place to try the new Nordic kitchen. With more than 10 Michelin stars the city is Scandinavia's gourmet city number 1.
Romantic and inspiring – in Denmark visitors can live like a king at historic castles and manors. Experience these grand estates and enjoy fine dining, golfing and centuries old heritage. Download itinerary as PDF
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Are you ready for a typically Danish holiday experience? There are around 40,000 holiday homes for rent in Denmark. They tend to be located in picturesque areas, often near inland water or the coast and are decorated with individual, Danish style. They are an extremely popular holiday form amongst Danes.
You will have encountered Danish design at one time or another, whether you realise it or not. In the 60s, viewers of Kennedy and Nixon's historic TV duel were looking at Hans J. Wegner's Danish chair. Modern audiences have begun craving classic Danish light fittings by Poul Henningsen, thanks to The Killing. And classics such as Erik Magnussen's Stelton thermos are now sitting on tables all over the world. Follow the trail of great Danish designers across the country with this guide to design in Denmark.
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Fairytale-like castles, cobblestone narrow streets, old timbered houses, canal, fields of yellow, windmills, lots of bicycles, happy people, modern architecture and design, as well as a certain sculpture of a little mermaid. Copenhagen is all that, and so much more. Find more Copenhagen itineraries
Within two hours' drive from Copenhagen, the archipelago of Sealand, Lolland, Falster and Møn offers scenic nature, heritage centres, UNESCO World Heritage sites – and family activities. Download itinerary as PDF
Viking ships and Viking festivals with handson activities – and historic Viking fortresses. Denmark offers a unique chance to experience 1000 years of Viking heritage. Download itinerary as PDF
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Bornholm's towns are within easy reach of one another and make for a nice network of visits. Cycle or drive between quaint country towns and coastal harbours and try regional delicacies along the way!
There is a place to stay for every type, every taste, every man and every woman in Copenhagen. Stay in the heart of the city, by the beautiful harbour or wherever you feel like – you will be welcome every place. Here are a few gay-friendly accommodation options.
Denmark is one of the oldest monarchies in the world and its long legacy is perfectly preserved in its many fine castles, manor houses and gardens. Many are still used by the royal family today and most are open for you to explore, with exhibitions, museums, art collections and other events throughout the year.
If you're looking for a place to stay on a grander scale, then a Danish castle or manor house hotel is just for you. There are many spectacular castle and manor house hotels around Denmark. Treat yourself like royalty and stay in a prestigious and historic setting, with state-of-the-art amenities. Staying in a castle or manor house is the best of old and new Denmark in one holiday experience.
The Christmas tree is central to the Danish way of celebrating the festive season.
South Zealand is packed full of outdoor activity opportunities. Everything from cycling, horse-riding and kayaking is on offer for you to enjoy.
North Zealand is easily accessible from Copenhagen and offers you a varied array of outdoor activities, from swimming, walking and cycling to more extreme sports.
An easily accessible area with rivers and lakes for watery adventures and great cycle routes for cyclists.
With water on every side and a maximum distance of 50km to the coast, North Jutland is all about beach life and swimming.
Funen offers lots of options for fun and exercise in the great outdoors, on land and on water.
Riding in a prairie wagon, cycling, angling, kayaking - whatever you're in to, East Jutland is the place to try it!
West Jutland is all about life at the coast, be it relaxing, walking, cycling or putting on the wetsuit and heading out to unique water sports areas.
Bornholm is great for cycling round, with a particularly attractive and unique cycle route network, which includes sections on the disused railway lines. With options for fishing, climbing and golf on the island too, Bornholm is a compact getaway which offers you lots of activities.
The wide open expanses of South Jutland offer you a wealth of outdoor possibilities, on land, water and wheels.
Explore the hilly landscape covering West Zealand and the ancient burial mounds and other remnants of the past hidden there.
The islands of the Smålandshavet Archipelago offer you everything from quiet cosiness and great fresh produce to relaxed beaches and outdoor activities.
See the best of old and new architecture side-by-side in perfect harmony in the City of Spires.
We have all tried it. Sitting in a meeting and almost falling asleep. Using scents in meetings can help you create a better climate in the meeting room and energize your meeting participants.
From fascinating carvings to fully-preserved prehistoric corpses, Denmark's ancient origins are visible in many places and waiting for you to experience them.
Bornholm is a slow-paced Baltic island, west of the Etholmene Islands. Lying off the coasts of Sweden and Poland, Bornholm receives many hours of sunshine and the extraordinary, pure light has always attracted artists to the island. Bornholm presents the Danish landscape in a nutshell; it is hilly and fertile with fields and large forests. It's the only place in Denmark where you can walk out on craggy, granite coastline. Bornholm also offers you pure, white beaches, particularly Dueodde, a vast stretch of fine sand.
Copenhagen is a great city to explore with children. It's not too big, it's relaxed and many attractions and services offer that little bit extra for kids. Here are some tips and inspiration to help you plan a family break to the fun-filled Danish capital.
If the thought of experiencing a capital city on two wheels scares you, Copenhagen will soon change your mind. The city is built for cyclists and you'll see more bikes than cars in the city centre. A third of Copenhageners commute to work by bicycle and it's not unusual to see people in suits, heels and skirts effortlessly pedalling past.
South Zealand is dotted with small towns and quaint fishing and harbour villages. Many of the towns have well-preserved medieval areas and attractions and all are well worth a visit.
Denmark is a small country with an enormous passion for design. It's produced many internationally-renowned designers, landmarks and products. Here's a quick list of the biggest and best!
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New Hotel Properties, Quirky Accommodations and Green like Never Seen Before COPENHAGEN, Denmark – September 7, 2011 - This fall, there is much news from the hotels in Copenhagen, Denmark. The largest hotel in all Scandinavia opened its doors this year in Copenhagen bringing the total room capacity of Copenhagen to around 18,000. New features and innovations at Copenhagen's hotels include a snore absorption room, a ladies-only floor, "brain food" for meeting participants, and much more.
An ancient land, East Jutland sweeps you back through history, from Viking sights to 400 years BC, with the grizzly body of The Tollund Man in Silkeborg.
Thousands of years of history are waiting to be explored on Funen, an island packed with manor houses and castles. Be inspired by the place that has inspired painters for generations and gave the world Hans Christian Andersen.
LEGO® is known and loved by children and adults throughout the world, thanks to its ingenious simplicity and the endless imaginative possibilities. In the year 2000, LEGO® was named Toy of the Century by both Fortune Magazine in the US and the Association of British Toy Dealers. Here are some things you may not know about the world's favourite toy.
If you're looking for a vacation in a wild outdoors of dunes, heathlands and wind-blown beaches under open sky, West Jutland is for you. The coast is a dramatic landscape, shaped by The North Sea. However, it's not far to the milder, hilly area around the Limfjord, dotted with small straits, bays and inlets. Take a break from the wind at West Jutland's beautiful inland areas, with large forest plantations and fields. West Jutland is home to one of Denmark's national parks, The Wadden Sea.
Murders… Rain… Sinister struggles… More rain… It's New Nordic Noir! Thanks to a run of massively successful dark Danish dramas, international audiences are getting to know Copenhagen's streets like the back of their hands. Following on from the Emmy-nominated series The Killing, featuring Danish actress Sophie Gråbøl and that sweater, BAFTA-winning Borgen is the latest hit TV series in a strong wave of new Nordic Noir. Here, you'll find fun facts, deadly new drama to look forward to and inspiration for a city break with a difference...
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Christmas in Denmark is a magical time. As the weather cools down, the festive spirit heats up. Christmas in Denmark is full of tradition, food, entertainment and good company. It is the time of year when the Danes really focus on spending quality time with family, friends - and even strangers! Here's a great guide to Christmas in Denmark, packed with ideas, events, bakground information and suggestions for making your Denmark Christmas break memorable. Learn more about Christmas markets, concerts, shopping, Danish Christmas food and traditions.
A unique area of 55 islands in the Baltic and easily accessible from the islands of Funen and Zealand, this archipelago is popular with yachtsmen, watersports enthusiasts and anyone looking for their own quiet stretch of sand.
The towns of Northern Denmark have inspired artists and industrialists alike over the centuries. They are fascinating places to visit and are interspersed with many popular holiday spots.
Funen (Fyn) is Denmark's second largest island, situated between the island of Zealand and mainland Denmark (Jutland). It is a fantastic place to go if you want a holiday in Denmark. You can instantly see why it is called Denmark's garden island, with its gently rolling hills, orchards, hedgerows and thatched, half-timbered farmhouses. The South Funen Archipelago, just south of Funen, is a great place to explore, with islands of many sizes and beautiful straits, bays and inlets. You can drive to Funen over the Great Belt Bridge from Zealand and the Little Belt Bridge from Jutland.
There are lots of options for cheap accommodation in Denmark and even free accommodation, if you know how to find it! From house swap holidays to free camping in the wild, if you're a budget-conscious traveller read on to find cheap accommodation in Denmark.