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Local green company made green: Linked in with neat York County, Pa., history stuff – April 30, 2010
York countian Joe Klein provided this post card (and a counterpart below) that touts an early county recycling business. Standard Rag & Paper collected waste paper, old newspapers and magazine and rags. This green company sought to turn waste products into green.
York County not known for tornadoes. Then we got two in two weeks in 2011.
That's the roof of York Textile draped across trees and over wires near the West Manchester Mall in West Manchester Township, Pa., the day after a tornado touched down in that area earlier this month. Meanwhile, Met-Ed workers tend to … Continue reading
Bury's Famous Hamburgers are a standard treat at York Little League games
The printing on this photograph shows the consumption of Bury's Famous Hamburgers at the York Fair circa 1940. Bury's burger stands remain a staple of the York Fair. And those red-sauced covered burgers are available in another season in York … Continue reading
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York County Council of Churches seeking to regroup in 60th birthday year
Two visitors discuss decorations that caught their eyes at the Festival of Trees, one of the York County (Pa.) Council of Churches annual activities. (See additional York (Pa.) Daily Record/Sunday News photograph below.) Also of interest: People of varying religious … Continue reading
Coming up on its 250th birthday: York's Willis House, now for sale, remains a country home
The Willis House, one of York County, Pa.'s oldest buildings, is for sale. The 1762 building is surrounded by the City of York and Prospect Hill Cemetery. (See two additional York Daily Record/Sunday News photographs below.) Also of interest: Bands … Continue reading
Manchester, Pa.'s Conewago Inn: 'In fact, it's a difficult place to beat'
H.A. Stiles tries to woo customers to the Conewago Inn in this undated advertisement. The Inn operates today at the same spot, just north of the Conewago Creek outside Manchester, mostly as a dining venue. (See additional photos below.) Also … Continue reading
Civil War Easters 1861 & 1865: Hope for the world is constant in past and present wars
Henry E. Niles, newly installed pastor of York, Pa.'s, Presbyterian Church gave community-wide funeral address as part of a nation-wide funeral observance of President Abraham Lincoln's assassination. The address was later published and rests in the files of the York … Continue reading
The Civil War Road Show: Linked in with neat York County, Pa., history stuff – April 23, 2010
York countian Joe Stein emailed this postcard view of Penn Common, now Penn Park. Notice the undeveloped hills, to the south of York. This view shows the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, a testament to the Civil War contributions by York … Continue reading
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Just good, upstanding West Yorkers: The boroughs of York County series, No. 9
The Keystone Weaving Mills building has been closed since 2006, but its future is housing and commercial offices. Once in place, this part of West York, north of old Lincoln Highway, now Route 462, will again bustle. Also of interest: … Continue reading
The Delta-Cardiff slate splitters? (It's not a musical group.) Linked in with neat York County, Pa., history stuff – April 21, 2011
The annual Delta-Cardiff Heritage Festival is set for Saturday, April 30. A full slate of events are planned to demonstrate the Welsh mining culture of that area, illustrated here by an artisan splitting slate from a past festival. (See additional … Continue reading


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Après un accueil chaleureux dans le grand hall d'entrée, vous recevrez la visite de la salle principale confortable et la salle à manger où le petit déjeuner sera servi chaque matin. Vous êtes les bienvenus pour profiter du calme, patio clos à l'arrière de la maison. Orné de nombreuses variétés de fleurs magnifiques, c'est un endroit agréable pour prendre votre café du matin ou vous détendre avec un verre de vin après une journée de randonnée ou faire du shopping. La villa dispose de trois chambres confortables, toutes situées à l'étage, toutes meublées avec des antiquités. Chaque chambre a sa propre salle de bain.
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4,8 sur septembre 28, 2014
My wife and I chose to go to a B&B for the weekend. I had never been to one, so really did not know what to expect. After arriving at the Villa, I was pleasantly surprised. Linda greeted us with a bright smile and a hug, very much what a southern greeting is supposed to be. The room we had was very nice with a jacuzzi tub. The antiques were an extremely nice touch, as the Villa is celebrating 100 years. As I stated, I had never been to a B&B before this weekend, so I cannot really compare prices. However, the wonderful breakfast, attention to detail (as well as our ever need) and the overall hospitality of the owner, makes the Villa an outstanding value for the money. Linda was very accommodating and a terrific hostess. My wife and I have already decided we will be back. The personal attention one gets at this B&B is like nothing you will ever receive from a hotel. I would not only rate my stay as very high, but would highly recommend the Villa to everyone!
5 sur septembre 16, 2014
Amazing food and historic home! We will be back!!
5 sur septembre 10, 2014
Linda made my 4 day stay at the B&B a peaceful and serene getaway while visiting relatives. My room was beautiful and the entire B&B is decorated with gorgeous antiques. Linda's breakfasts were outstanding. Her salute to the troops at breakfast was very moving and memorable. Thank you for such a wonderful experience on my vacation. I will be back the next time I am in Galveston.
5 sur août 23, 2014
We Really enjoyed our stay in the Bordeaux Room. Linda is a Lovely Hostess and Excellent Cook. Would Recommend a stay to Family and Friends.We will Definitely stay There Again, Makes a Person Feel at Home.
5 sur août 11, 2014
Linda is the best hostess! My husband and I stayed for the weekend to celebrate my birthday and felt completely at home. Started off with a big warm welcome and it just got better from there. We are going back in December to celebrate our wedding anniversary and are looking forward to it! We highly recommend to all people looking to relax, have a good weekend, and a lovely home cooked breakfast each morning. See you soon Linda!
4,6 sur juin 23, 2014
My wife booked the Villa for our 7th wedding anniversary and it was fabulous. The owner, Linda really knows her craft. Without a doubt, she made the experience very special for us. We had heard that the breakfasts were good and we were not disappointed, certainly much nicer than anything I do for myself. I loved the antiques that she had throughout the house and she was gracious enough to take the time to run done some of the history on them with us. She clearly cares for each and every guest and we will certainly keep her number handy for our next visit.
4,0 sur juin 16, 2014
Linda is a wonderful hostess. The rooms are great. We stayed in the Provence Room. Wish we could have had a shower, but the Jaccuzzi tub was great. The most comfortable bed ever!! Wish we could have had more choices for breakfast. They were very heavy - esp 5 days in a row. Love you Linda & Taz! Recommend 2 nights in a row at most!
4,4 sur avril 25, 2014
We enjoyed staying at The Villa for our 7th anniversary. The house was interesting with many antiques. Linda, the innkeeper, cooks a yummy three course breakfast and has had a very interesting life. She also has the cutest little dog who greets you every evening upon returning. The jacuzzi in our room was nice and we didn't mind there not being a stand-alone shower. The room was bright and open and you could hear birds chirping first thing in the morning. The location of the B&B was very central and perfect for going to the strand or Pleasure Pear and the beach.
3,8 sur mars 27, 2014
Enjoyed the eclectic decorations and antiques. Linda is a very welcoming and helpful host. She made suggestions that enhanced our enjoyment of Galveston and area. Good location between the sea wall area and the historic downtown.
5 sur décembre 31, 2013
Your trip to beautiful Galvaston will not be complete without a stay at this wonderful Bed & Breakfast. I surprised my wife on late friday afternoon with a heartfelt "Pack your bags sweety… we're leaving for the weekend." Half the way there, I told her we were staying at this great B&B in Galvaston. Never having stayed at a B&B before, I was a little worried she would be disappointed. However, our host "Aunt Linda" welcomed us like a very dear, old friends and from there, the kindness and hospitality never stopped. Beautifully detailed with everything you come to a B&B for, you will truly love this one. I assure you, that, you will tell your friends and start making plans to return once you meet Linda and stay in her magnificent,120 year old pink home. When you arrive, tell Linda that Neal & Clara (Georgetown, TX) say hi!
Aussi connu par beaucoup comme la Salle d'Or, a une belle Louis antique lit XV (converti en un grand lit) et armoir, avec une salle de bain attenante privée avec un jacuzzi pour deux. Cette chambre a l'avant plein de la maison de son balcon. Cette chambre est également équipée d'une télévision et lecteur dvd.
Aussi connu par beaucoup comme le Purple Room dispose d'un lit de quatre enchanteresse antique d'affiche (converti en un grand lit) et salle de bain privée avec baignoire et douche français a également une double vasque et grand miroir. La véranda privée et petit balcon à l'arrière de la maison donnant sur la cour est l'endroit idéal pour cette tasse de matin privée de café ou de thé.
Aussi appelé affectueusement par nos hôtes des villas de la famille comme la chambre bleue dispose d'un lit en fer blanc antique orné (converti en un grand lit) et une salle de bain privée avec douche individuelle.
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By Sarah Story, Citizen Events Editor 05/17/12
The Reithoffer Shows Carnival will be in the parking lot at Virginia Center Commons Mall, 10101 Brook Rd., from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. May 18 and from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. May 19-20. There will be funnel cakes and cotton candy, a ferris wheel, the Tilt-a-Whirl and games. Cost is $1.25 per ride coupon; 20 coupons for $21 or 50 coupons for $51. All rides require three or more coupons. For details, call 266-9002 or visit http://www.reithoffershows.com .
The Richmond Battlefield Ruritan Club will host its 20th annual Great Varina Shrimp & Fish Feast at 5:30 p.m. at the south end of Warwick Park Rd. Rip Tide will provide live entertainment and dinner consists of shrimp, fish, hush puppies, cole slaw, baked beans, hot dogs and beverages. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the gate; children ages 6-12 are $8 and ages five and under are free. For details, call Jim McDearmon at 795-2893 or Mike Kelly at 357-9906.
Chamberlayne Actors Theatre, 319 N. Wilkinson Rd., will present the last production in their 48th season "Catfish Moon" at 8 p.m. May 18-19. The light-hearted comedy takes place on the end of an old fishing pier where three boyhood friends used to hang out. Now older, they reunite to share their lives. Performances continue through June 3. Evening shows are at 8 p.m. and matinees are at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are $18. For a complete performance schedule, call 262-9760 or visit http://www.cattheatre.com .
The 4th annual Imagination Richmond will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at The Shops at Willow Lawn, 1601 Willow Lawn Dr. The event will feature live music from Silly Bus and The Diggity Dudes, as well as a special live performance from Kamp Kreatures Puppet Theatre and strolling entertainment from Jonathan the Juggler. Other activities include arts and crafts, meet and greets with popular costumed characters, face painting and balloon art. Admission is free. For details, visit http://www.facebook.com/willowlawn .
The 5th annual Wellesley 5K Fun Run will start at 9 a.m. at the Shops at Wellesley. Proceeds benefit the Richmond Hope Foundation and the children with neurological disorders the foundation supports. Registration is $25 per runner; children ages 10 and under are $5 with a paying adult. For details, visit http://www.wellesley5k.com .
The Virginia Choristers, open to youth ages nine to 17, will perform its year-end choral concert "Spring Sing" at 7 p.m. at Gayton Kirk Presbyterian Church, 11421 Gayton Rd. The concert will combine the talents of over 50 singers in the Richmond Montessori Honors Choir, the Virginia Choristers, the Munford Choir and the Academy of Music Homeschool Choir. Admission is free and open to the public. For details, call 837-9355.
Village Presbyterian Church, 110 N. Laburnum Ave., will host its Spring Festival from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will be food, entertainment, games, raffles and more for the whole family. All proceeds will benefit Eastern Henrico FISH, a nonprofit serving eastern Henrico residents in need of clothes, food and financial assistance during short term emergencies. For details, call 222-2874.
The American Youth Harp Ensemble will present its Spring Serenade at 1:30 p.m. at Lakeside United Methodist Church, 2333 Hilliard Rd. The concert will feature four of AYHE's core ensembles: the Concert Ensemble, which performed in Carnegie Hall in March; the Intermezzo Ensemble, a new addition; the Lyra Ensemble, for beginning harpists; and the Troubadour Ensemble, for elementary age students. Admission is free but donations are encouraged. For details, visit http://www.harpensemble.org .
Hilliard House's 5th annual Afternoon Tea will take place at 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. at the Hanover Arts & Activities Center, 500 S. Center St. in Ashland. This year's theme is "Lady Grantham's Tea" featuring the Hats of Downton Abbey. Tickets are $25 for adults and $10 for children ages 12 and under. All proceeds benefit Hilliard House in Henrico. For details, visit http://www.hilliardhouse.org
MADD to host candlelight vigil Dec. 2 at UR
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) will host a candlelight vigil of remembrance and hope Tuesday, Dec. 2 at 7 p.m. at the University of Richmond, outside the Cannon Chapel. The public is invited to attend and join MADD to honor victims of impaired driving crashes, while helping to remind the community to be safe during the holidays. > Read more.
Tournament supports adoption efforts
Among participants at the Seventh Annual Coordinators2Inc Golf Tournament and awards luncheon Oct. 3 were (from left) Rebecca Ricardo, C2 Inc executive director; Kevin Derr, member of the winning foursome; Sharon Richardson, C2 Inc founder; and Frank Ridgway and Jon King, members of the winning foursome.
Held at The Crossings Golf Club, the tournament will benefit placement of children from Virginia's foster care system into permanent families through Coordinators2. > Read more.
A.C. Moore to host winter craft day for kids
Event will help kick of Marine Corps' 'Toys for Tots' campaign
All 140 A.C. Moore locations will serve as drop-off centers this year for the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation, and all toys collected will stay in the local communities served by the stores in which they are donated.
On Saturday, Nov. 15, the Willow Lawn location will kick off the month-long program by hosting a "Make & Take" craft event for kids. Children ages six and older will be able to make a craft and take it home with them. Representatives from the Marines will be in-store to teach customers about the Toys for Tots program. A.C. Moore team members will be on site to help with the crafts. > Read more.
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The Dominion GardenFest of Lights Grand Illumination takes place tonight at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden! This year's theme is "A Legacy in Lights: 120 Years from Bicycle Club to Botanical Garden," which celebrates the Garden's history. You can also celebrate Thanksgiving again – tomorrow at Henricus Historical Park. More great events – Lavender Fields Herb Farm and Wilton House Museum will both host their holiday open house events this weekend. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Disney's 'Big Hero 6,' lovable robot Baymax delight
It may be time for Olaf to step down as our nation's reigning cartoon character. Big Hero 6, the latest animated feature from Disney, contains a challenger to the throne: Baymax (Scott Adsit), another lovably chubby white wonder, who will bring joy to children's hearts and invade every home in America inside a six-foot pile of Disney merchandise.
Big Hero 6 (based ever so slightly on a Marvel comic of the same name) is the story of Baymax – and also his closest companion Hiro Hamada (Ryan Potter). And then also their four friends, all of whom join together to form the titular superhero team.
At first, though, it's only Hiro, a young boy and an engineering prodigy, who'd rather spend his time in underground robot fight clubs than do something productive with his gifts. > Read more.
Authentically Italian
Bella's feels – and tastes – like Italy should
Short Pump is known for its share of chain restaurants and strip malls, but diners looking for something more distinct can certainly find it without heading downtown or to nearby Charlottesville.
In fact, local husband-and-wife restaurateurs Valeria Bisenti and Doug Muir brought a taste of Charlottesville (and Italy) to Short Pump when they took a chance and opened Bella's second location in the same shopping strip as Wal-Mart and Peter Chang China Cafe. (Bella's original location is on Main Street in downtown Charlottesville.)
For a local Italian restaurant, Bella's is as "Mom and Pop" as its gets. Valeria is Mom, and Doug is Pop. Since its opening about six months ago, diners have been eating rich comfort foods and drinking Italian wines. > Read more.
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Gold and silver daily review (January 29, 2014)
January 29, 2014, Wednesday, 05:34 GMT | 00:34 EST | 11:04 IST | 13:34 SGT
Contributed by Angel Broking
Spot gold prices traded on a flat note yesterday ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting wherein the course of further QE will be decided. Further, mixed global market sentiments along with strength in the DX exerted downside pressure on prices.
Also, declining trend in SPDR gold holdings acted as a negative factor. The yellow metal touched an intra-day low of $1248.9/oz and closed at $1256.1/oz on Tuesday.
In intraday trade yesterday, the near-month MCX gold contract plunged around 1 percent to close at Rs.29521/10gm after touching an intra-day low of Rs.29470/10gm.
Taking cues from fall in base metals complex, Spot Silver prices declined by 0.7 percent yesterday. Also, mixed global market sentiments along with strength in the DX exerted downside pressure on prices. The white metal touched an intra-day low of $19.42/oz and closed at $19.6/oz on Tuesday.
In the Indian markets, the near-month silver futures contract on the MCX slumped more than 2 percent on account of Rupee appreciation. Prices on the MCX closed at Rs.44169/kg after touching a low of Rs.44127/kg during yesterday's trade.
Over the trade, we expect precious metals to trade lower as investors remain cautious ahead of the US Federal Reserve meeting today. Further, declining trend in gold and silver ETF's holdings will exert downside pressure on the prices. However, sharp downside in prices will be prevented due to mixed market sentiments.
In the Indian markets, Rupee appreciation will exert downside pressure on the prices.
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This was our 2nd cruise experience, the first on NCL. The cruise overall exceeded our expectations, not because of NCL but because of the destination. Alaska is the most magnificent place to visit.
We enjoyed all of the ports of call. The train ride from Skagway up into the mountains is just amazing! Glacier Bay is a one of a kind place to see. We have doubts about cruising with NCL again.
The food in most of the restaurants left much to be desired. The "grill" type food was served in such a manor that the meats were cold, and the breads stale. The "premium" restaurants where you pay an add'l amount to eat at just seems wrong to me on a cruise. The others where reservations were required were always booked full. I never could get seated at one. We do not care for the "Freestyle" cruising.
The ship was very beautiful, but in our stateroom we were subjected to listening to trickling water inside the wall all night long while trying to sleep. We asked the More staff about it and they said simply there was nothing they could do, the pipes in the wall drained from above, it was the ship's design.
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I have a recipe that calls for peach schnapps. What can i substitute it with?
What do you have and what are you making? The closest would be apricot schnapps, otherwise I'd suggest an orange liqueur like triple sec or Cointreau. Southern Comfort and Amaretto are also both very good with peaches, though they won't reinforce the peach flavor in quite the same way.
are you wanting to eliminate the alcohol? if so just use some of the syrup from canned peaches
I've never had peach schnapps around.. (Who has?) But the elements to sub would be white wine and some honey, I imagine--that is, provided you're asking simply because, well, who has peach schnapps around....
Also: consider any sweet alcohol thing, like Pernod or Grand Marnier.
If avoiding alcohol, just leave it out and add a small amount of any sweetener you like, such as honey or agave nectar or just sugar.


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It's that time again! Back by popular demand, play dog food vs. people food. Look carefully – can you pick out your treat from your dog's treat? Be happy you're just choosing for this quiz... and not for dinner! Bone-appétit.
krae85 6 years
I would eat the pizza mini treats!
Britney-Kayla 6 years
7/8! You can really tell what is dog food and what is human food. I like the little burger and fries for dogs. Very cute!
amj1989 6 years
eastcoastgirl 7 years
They look like people food bet my dog would love them!
mollywog 7 years
7/8 on this one! I missed the parmesan cheese sticks one. I'm amazed, I was really torn between answers on a couple of them.
macaronsbedon 7 years
7 out of 8 hmmm guess I'm craving pizza!!! Actually more like macaroons but eh...
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yay 7 out of 8. Im getting better:]
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We explore the consequences of layering a Lambek proof system over an arbitrary (constraint) logic. A simple model-theoretic semantics for our hybrid language is provided for which a particularly simple combination of Lambek's and the proof system of the base logic is complete. Furthermore the proof system for the underlying base logic can be assumed to be a black box. The essential reasoning needed to be performed by the black box is that of entailment checking. Assuming feature logic as the base logic entailment checking amounts to a subsumption test which is a well-known quasi-linear time decidable problem.
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In 1873, Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner published their novel The Gilded Age, both as a parody of contemporary popular novels and to criticize political and economic corruption. In chapter 24, Twain and Warner take the reader on a virtual tour of the nation's capital. They didn't paint a pretty picture.
You are assailed by a long rank of hackmen, who shake their whips in your face as you step out upon the sidewalk; you enter what they regard as a "carriage" in the capital, and you wonder why they do not take it out of service and put it in the museum. You reach your hotel presently- of course you have gone to the wrong one. There are a hundred and eighteen bad hotels, and only one good one. The most renowned and popular hotel of them all is perhaps the worst one known to history.
The city at large… is a wide stretch of cheap little brick houses, with here and there a noble architectural pile lifting itself out of the midst- government buildings, these. …You will wonder at the shortsightedness of the city fathers, when you come to inspect the streets, in that they do not dilute the mud a little more and use them for canals.
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What are you doing tonight? Hopefully you're planning on going to the Arlington Historical Society's free public program with civil rights activist Joan Mulholland. It's tonight at 7pm at the Arlington County Central Library.
By the time she was 23, Mulholland had participated in more than fifty sit-ins and protests. She was a Freedom Rider, a participant in the near riotous Jackson, Mississippi Woolworth Sit-in, and helped plan and organize the March on Washington in 1963. On a local level, she was part of the first Arlington sit-ins, which integrated lunch counters across northern Virginia, and helped to coordinate demonstrations at Glen Echo Park, Bethesda's Hiser Theater amongst other locations.
During tonight's program, Mulholland will discuss her experiences and show clips from her son Loki's film, An Ordinary Hero. She was kind enough to sit down with Boundary Stones and give us a preview of her talk. Check out the video below and click through for more!
When Abigail Adams came to Washington, D.C. on November 16, 1800, she arrived at an infant city, sparse and not fully formed. Having just left the comforts of old Philadelphia, this must have been quite a shock. To make matters worse, her trip south had seen been rough. So, it's safe to assume that she was in an irritable mood, when she finally made it to D.C.
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With the decades of lackluster baseball teams in the nation's capital, the 34 years when D.C. didn't have a team at all, and the early struggles of the current Nationals franchise, it's probably hard for most fans to imagine what a baseball championship in the nation's capital looked like.
Well, thanks to the Library of Congress, it just got a whole lot easier.
In Rock Creek Park, there's a granite bench on the trail near Beach Drive, just south of Peirce Mill, that bears a curious inscription: "Jusserand: Personal tribute of esteem and effection."
It's a safe bet that most of the people who pass by the odd little 78-year-old memorial don't realize that it commemorates one of President Theodore Roosevelt's close friends, French ambassador Jean Jules Jusserand (1855-1932), who spent numerous afternoons hiking with the 26th President in Rock Creek Park. Historian Scott Einberger notes that the Gallic diplomat reportedly was one of few people in Washington who could keep up with Teddy on a hike, but as Jusserand himself admitted in his memoirs, that was no easy feat: "What the President called a walk was a run: No stop, no breathing time, no slacking of speed, but a continuous race, careless of mud, thorns and the rest."
The Roosevelt family's roots are in New York, but they clearly had a strong connection to Washington, D.C. Having two presidents and a first lady in the ranks will do that. In that sense, it's fitting that D.C. is home to one of the largest Roosevelt archives today. No, we're not talking about the Library of Congress or the National Archives (though assuredly those repositories have plenty of stuff on Theodore, Franklin and Eleanor). No, we're talking about The Eleanor Roosevelt project at The George Washington University.
The project has put a huge selection of Eleanor's writings online, including all 8,112 editions of the My Day column, which was syndicated in newspapers across the country from 1935-1962. Those are interesting.
But the real gold in the collection might be the digitized If You Ask Me, advice column that Eleanor wrote for Ladies Home Journal and, later, McCall's magazine.
Artist James McNeill Whistler's most famous painting is probably his portrait, Whistler's Mother, but to Washingtonians, there is another work that captures the imagination.
Tucked away in a corner of the Freer Gallery, Whistler's "Peacock Room" beckons people with its distinct lure. Victorian gas lamps, gilded patterns of gold, and Chinese pottery all come together to create quite a spectacle. This is not just a normal art exhibit, however. It's more of a story.
Are you free this Thursday evening? If so, head on over to the Walter Reed Community Center (2909 16th Street S Arlington, VA 22204) for the Arlington Historical Society's first program of the 2014-2015 calendar. Arlington County Fire Chief Jim Schwartz will be giving a talk about the history of fire protection in the county and the department's response to some notable emergencies, including the Air Florida plane crash in 1982 and the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
Chief Schwartz was kind enough to sit down with Boundary Stones and give us a preview of his talk. Check out the video below and then click through for more on the illustrious history of the ACFD!
In 1932, as the nation lingered in the desperate depths of the Great Depression, thousands of World War I veterans and their families marched on Washington to demand immediate lump-sum payment of their military pensions. To the consternation of President Herbert Hoover, who was about to embark upon a difficult reelection campaign, the ragtag army camped in tents and shacks along the Anacostia River, and began trying to pressure the White House and Congress by marching up and down Pennsylvania Avenue. Unfortunately, the bill to pay them their benefits passed the House but was overwhelmingly defeated in the Senate in June.
The marchers stubbornly stayed, and rebuffed the Hoover administration's offer of train fare out of town. In response, Hoover decided to evict them by force. On July 28, in one of the most disturbing moments in the history of Washington, U.S. horse cavalry wearing gas masks and steel helmets, and backed by five tanks, descended upon the bonus marchers, scattering them and their wives and children and burning their campsites.
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By Zaynoun
I would put Lebanon as Party/In Denial.
By Zaynoun
I would put Lebanon as Party/In Denial.
Ever since Israel started its offensive against Gaza few days ago, a lot of people have been showing their support for the Palestinian people while some of them have been bashing football fans for not caring enough about Gaza and cheering for their teams. "How could you watch the World Cup while children are dying?" and "Shame on you for ignoring the massacres on Palestine" are some of the messages I got and I couldn't but laugh at them.
We all condemn what's happening in Gaza and what's been happening for the past 30 years, as we condemn the hundreds of innocent civilians killed in the Syrian conflict everyday, and in Iraq and Yemen and anywhere there's a conflict. However, as much as some Lebanese and Arabs feel concerned with what's happening in neighboring countries, there's nothing we can do to help even if we wanted to, and the truth is we need help in Lebanon more than any other country (except Palestine maybe). Moreover, if you truly wish to help Palestinians, do so on a daily basis and don't just remember them during wars and start spreading pictures of dead babies and burned bodies on Facebook.
Going back few months from now, innocent people were dying in Tripoli (In Lebanon of course) due to sectarian fights yet a lot of people who are sharing Gaza posts and pictures all over the internet didn't feel that concerned with what's happening. A lot of Lebanese as well don't feel concerned with the suicide bombings in Dahieh and Beirut's suburbs, without forgetting the 1 Million+ Syrian refugees suffering in Lebanon.
To sum things up, stop pretending to care about Gaza children if you've just realized that they are suffering, stop telling people not to watch the World Cup because people are dying in Palestine and stop sharing graphic images to get people's attention. If anything, start caring about your country more and let people enjoy their lives the way they see it appropriate.
Brothers George and Michel Tanielian are believed to be Lebanon's first serial killers. The 9 other criminals who made the list are:
Mohammed Bijeh from Iran.
Adam Omar from Yemen.
Mahin Qadri from Iran.
Ali Kaya from Turkey.
Saeed Hanaei from Iran.
Bilal Musa from Jordan.
Dr. Louay Omar Mohammed Al-Taei from Iraq.
Awdhah from Saudi Arabia.
Ali Reza Kordiyeh from Iran.
Check out the full article [Here].
Brothers George and Michel Tanielian killed 11 people, mostly taxi drivers, in Lebanon's Metn district, earning themselves the nickname "The Taxi Driver Killers." They boarded taxis at night, and George would sit in front beside the driver while Michel would sit at the back. Once they got to a remote location, George would tell the driver to pull over so that he could relieve himself. As soon as the driver pulled over and George began to exit the vehicle, Michel would shoot the driver in the head. They'd then rob the body and set the car on fire. Sometimes, they'd dump the body by the roadside and use the cab to carry other victims, whom they also robbed and killed. Lebanese intelligence officers once went undercover, posing as taxi drivers to catch the brothers. An agent once engaged them in a struggle, but they managed to escape. The pair were arrested after police tracked a victim's phone that they'd sold. Along with the two of them, police arrested three other brothers as suspects, until Michel confessed during questioning that he and George had carried out the killings. George and Michel were charged before a military court and were sentenced to death.
Zoomal is kicking off a challenge called "The Must See Film" to empower the film scene in the Arab world. This initiative aims at given an opportunity to filmmakers in the Middle East to present their project and get 1$ from Zoomal for every 1$ pledged by a funder. The rules are simple and explained below:
Geographical focus: Films must be directed by Arab filmmakers. We encourage everyone from the region to apply
Impact: The project needs to be innovative and/or pioneering. Where unique stories from the Arab World are highlighted. Stories that are told in ways beyond the traditional feature film are encouraged to apply.
Up to $25,000: Only projects that require a maximum budget of $25,000 will be allowed to apply in the challenge.
Not Zoomaal Prohibited: project must pass Zoomaal's screening criteria that ban charity, religious, political, alcohol, adult, and tobacco projects, while focusing primarily on creative and sustainable development projects in the Arab world.
Based on previous challenges, matched funded challenges get 5 times more funding than normal sponsorships so this is a unique opportunity for all film makers to present their project and maybe get the needed money to finish their movie.
Check out more details [Here].
Here are some of the interest statistics as compiled by Hussein.
– 40.2% of the total Middle East population accesses the web,
– 88% of this online population uses social networking on a daily basis,
– In the Middle East, 65% of online users are men, 35% are women,
– 36% of the Middle East of online users are aged between 18 and 24 years,
– Jordan has the highest penetration rate of social networks across Internet users: 88%,
– The smartphones penetration rate in KSA is 63%,
– Facebook is the most popular social network with 94% of the Middle East's social media users are on it,
– UAE has the highest penetration rate for Facebook (44%),
– 6.5 million users from the Middle East are on Twitter: 3.7 million are active users,
– Arabs produce around 10 million tweets everyday,
– KSA has a penetration rate of 33% for Twitter. It is the highest penetration of Twitter in the world,
– LinkedIn counts over 5.8 million users from the Middle East,
– UAE has the highest LinkedIn penetration with 1.6 million users: A number that has increased by 45% in only 1 year,
– There are 258 million daily views of Youtube videos. 90 million of them come from KSA.
According to a new study by the Lancet, the world is getting fatter and the prevalence of overweight and obesity has increased in children and adolescents in developing countries to 12.9% in 2013 for boys and 13.4% in girls. Here are some of the numbers related to Lebanon and the Arab countries that I've collected from the study.
Obese Boys < 20 years
Lebanon – 15.9%
Bahrain – 9.3%
Iraq – 8.2%
Kuwait – 16.7%
Jordan – 8.0%
Palestine – 11.9%
Qatar – 18.8%
Saudi Arabia – 9.4%
Syria – 13.9%
Obese Men >= 20 years
Lebanon – 26.3%
Bahrain – 31%
Iraq – 25.7%
Kuwait – 43.4%
Jordan – 27.5%
Palestine – 29.8%
Qatar – 44.0%
Saudi Arabia – 30%
Syria – 24.2%
Obese Girls < 20 years
Lebanon – 12.5%
Bahrain – 10.7%
Iraq – 8.2%
Kuwait – 23.3%
Jordan – 8%
Palestine – 12.5%
Qatar – 15.5%
Saudi Arabia – 14.8%
Syria – 15.4%
Obese Women >= 20 years
Lebanon – 29.3%
Bahrain – 24.9%
Iraq – 37.5%
Kuwait – 58.6%
Jordan – 45.6%
Palestine – 42.4 %
Qatar – 54.7%
Saudi Arabia – 44.4%
Syria – 39.9%
The number of obese boys and girls in Lebanon is quite high and alarming. You can download the full report [Here] (sign up required).
According to a study conducted by Madar Research & Development center, 69.2 percent of the Lebanese population will be using the internet by the end of 2017, as opposed to just 45.1 percent in 2012. That means we will reach 3.2 million users in 2017 and will have the 5th highest number of internet users in the Arab World, after Bahrain (87.4 percent), Kuwait (73.7 percent), Morocco (72.4 percent) and the United Arab Emirates (72.2 percent).
Of course what matters most is that we have an internet as quick and abundant as the ones in other Arab countries and it looks like we are on the right path.
via DailyStar
Lebanese Cyclist Toni Khoury was killed in Kuwait when a taxi hit him as he was cycling a couple of days ago. Toni is originally from Amchit but has been living in Kuwait for the past 16 years, and is a member of the Kuwait Cycling team. He was married and had two children.
May he rest in peace.
Back in September 2013, Former Arab triathlon and Lebanese champion Roy Nasr was killed in Dubai after being hit by a drunk driver. Roy had co-founded Tri Dubai and was training for Ironman South Africa which took place in April 2014.
PS: I read the news in Al-Rai newspaper.
When I first saw the headline in red, I thought I was going to read about some kidnapping attempt, or some fight on board, or some mechanical failure (God Forbid) that led to an emergency landing, or some passenger gone crazy, but what I got instead was that the plane underwent some severe turbulence and few passengers felt nauseous.
Of course turbulence is a very serious matter and I hate it (and get scared) when it happens, but my point is that they should have at least bothered and got more details on whether anyone got injured or hospitalized, and how did the crew handle this matter because there's a comment on the article saying that no one tried to comfort them. They could have called MEA or interviewed some of the passengers instead of saying there was turbulence and that's it.
PS: LebMediaMonitor originally posted about this.
Iraq, Iran and Egypt are the unhappiest countries in the world according to a Gallup report. Lebanon ranks 10th.
Gallup measured negative emotions in 138 countries in 2013 by asking people whether they experienced a lot of anger, stress, sadness, physical pain and worry the previous day. Gallup compiles the "yes" results into a Negative Experience Index score for each country. The higher the score, the more pervasive negative emotions are in a country.
Results are based on telephone and face-to-face interviews with approximately 1,000 adults in each country, aged 15 and older, conducted in 2013 in 138 countries and areas. For results based on the total global sample, the margin of sampling error is less than ±1 percentage point at the 95% confidence level. For results based on country-level samples, the margin of error ranges from a low of ±2.1 to a high of ±5.3. The margin of error reflects the influence of data weighting. In addition to sampling error, question wording and practical difficulties in conducting surveys can introduce error or bias into the findings of public opinion polls.


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Unbelievably beautiful women have it rough—okay, not really, but when you've been approached by every fella in town, it's easy to become a little jaded. On newly-released single Blow Your Mind, Ali Vegas walks up to a lady who thinks she's heard it all and informs her that, given a chance, he'll change her life. Sure enough, he offers a level of service few men would be able to match: if she wants to watch the Yankees play the Mets, he'll pull some strings and have a game set up in no time, and if her neck's a little sore, he'll have an Aspirin flown in on a private jet (wait a second… wouldn't that be slower than sending someone to the nearest drugstore?). Backed by All Star's bouncy R&B boardwork, this record has plenty of pop appeal, but it's Kiss Me Thru The Phone singer Sammie's infectious hook vocals that push BYM into potential-hit territory. Whether you prefer this cut's fluffy, roller-rink feel or the grittier vibe of previous features If I and It's So Hard, you're sure to find more to your liking on Generation Gap 2: The Prequel, due out on the 26th.
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From the attendees' perspective, the takeaways were lots of hands-on learning to better challenge city hall, local isds and the media. The blogosphere is peppered with specific examples from the participants themselves; interesting reports can be found here and here.
And a spin through the already archived conference workshops and general sessions provides a wealth of info for folks interested in the topic but unable to attend.
OK, that's what was accomplished on behalf of the participants. What about the rest of us?
Our editorial page wrote about one tangible next step: Our hope is that the Embrey and Boone Family Foundations will take the lead in using the findings from a first-in-a-long-time-if-not-forever poll of Dallas racial attitudes as the foundation for a pilot program to improve race relations in our city.
The reality is that conferences and movements such as this one aren't easily, or accurately, reported on in the media because they don't have the kind of "man bites dog" or even "dog bites man" sizzle or simplicity that makes a news story easy to write. What comes out of the Facing Race conference and how that changes Dallas, if at all, is a matter of subtleties and imperceptible pivots that occur over a long time.
Here's my hope: Bringing this convention to the South allowed Dallas and the local Dallas Faces Race coalition to crush some myths in regard to both the struggles and advances of this region in regard to equal rights.
If a portion of those 1,600 participants went home with an understanding that Dallas is not still suffocating in the grip of "J.R. Ewing types," the 1950s-era Citizens Council, or the shadow of JFK's assassination, progress was made. And if the conference-goers ventured outside the Hilton Anatole and saw the diversity that continues to grow in our city, that's a message they will spread to others.
We still have a heap of challenges, particularly around racial equity, but there are a lot of us here trying to do something about it. That's a message worth spreading.
Speaking of which, I also want to give a shout-out to one racial justice campaign here in Dallas that I only learned about over the weekend. CultureMap Dallas has an excellent Q&A regarding the local component of the Dialogues on Race project, spearheaded by artist Janeil Englestad of Make Art with Purpose. Billboards designed around racial equity themes are in various parts of the city and will be up through December 21. (Sorry I don't have a better photo of one of the billboards …. go here and you will get a much better sense of all four of them.)


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French Critics, Even Snootier Than Expected, Pan Cronenberg Opera
We assumed critics would take to 'The Fly' like flies to ... you know. We were wrong.
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We assumed critics would take to 'The Fly' like flies to ... you know. We were wrong.
Peter Travers says it's great, pretty much confirming our long-held suspicion that it might be great.
Even the Internet's easiest critic hates Mike Myers's new movie.
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The critic who just last week telegraphed her opinion of Frey's novel comes through with a rave.
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Revisiting John Simon's review of the notorious 1983 Broadway flop.
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It is really, really, really, really dirty. So we're reprinting the entire thing.
You'll be covering your eyes and reading through your fingers.
It's true!
But is it really love?