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Library News Archive: April 2014
Free Tickets Available for St. Cloud Symphony Orchestra
Come and get them! We have free tickets to the Saturday May 3 performance by the St. Cloud Symphony Orchestra in a program titled "Overcoming Adversity." The orchestra will perform "Fratres" by Arvo Part, "New Morning For The World" by Joseph Schwantner, and "Symphony No. 5 in E Minor" by P. I. Tchaikovsky. Read more »
Poet Barb Hawes At Paynesville Branch Friday, April 24
April is National Poetry month: On Friday, April 25 at 6:30 p.m., join Barb Hawes, poet and artist from Marshall, MN, at the Paynesville Public Library for a discussion of her work. Read more »
Staples Celebrates National Librarian Day - April 16
Library Assistant Angie Johnson and our Staples staff were surprised to receive a basket of treats from 1st International Bank & Trust on National Librarian Day - April 16. Three bank employees delivered the basket which had a note, "Thanks for all you do for our community." We appreciate their support and we are enjoying the treats.
Llama Llama Day a Huge Success in Melrose!
Llama Llama Day was held at the Melrose Public Library on Thursday, April 10. There were live llamas from Hemker Park and Zoo, crafts, stories, and snacks. Approximately 90 people were in attendance and each child received a free LLama LLama book that was donated by the Melrose Friends of the Library.
William Kent Krueger Entertains Audience at Melrose
Melrose Public Library celebrated National Library Week with an author visit from William Kent Krueger.
He lives in St. Paul and writes about crime in Minnesota's north woods, frequently introducing characters and cultural lore from the Anishinaabe Indians. Several of his books have received national awards. Read more »
Free Legal Advice Clinic at the St. Cloud Public Library
Central Minnesota Legal Services, in cooperation with volunteer attorneys and the St. Cloud Public Library, will be conducting free legal advice clinics to assist low-income persons with issues regarding family, estate, and probate law.
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Turtle Mania at the St. Cloud Public Library
Curious about turtles? Visit the St. Cloud Public Library for an evening of turtle trivia, tales, and treats topped off with a tremendous art project. See you there ~ Tuesday, April 22 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Ages 5 to 9. Limit 35. Registration is encouraged. The event will take place in the Children's Program Room.
St. Cloud to Host Dolly and Me Tea
Bring your favorite doll to the St. Cloud Public Library for an evening of enchanting stories, sweet treats, and tea on Tuesday, April 15, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Remember to bring your fashion sense: materials will be provided to make a delightful, dashing dolly accessory! Hope to see you there! For ages 5 to 9. Registration required. Limit 30.
Wells Fargo St. Michael Donates Pony to St. Michael Library
The St. Michael branch of Wells Fargo Bank has donated one of their large stuffed ponies to the St. Michael Public Library. Sheena Nelson, store manager for the Wells Fargo Branch stopped by the library on Monday, April 7 to drop off the new addition. The Wells Fargo branch gets one large stuffed pony a year they can donate, and this year, the library was the lucky recipient. Read more »
April is Financial Literacy Month
The St. Cloud Public Library, in conjunction with St. Cloud Federal Credit Union and St. Cloud State University's Center for Economic Education, will host a Financial Fitness Workshop Series Tuesdays in April from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. on the upper level in room 208. Programs are free and open to all ages. Topics to be covered:
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Yo Teens! SCRAPtacular at St. Cloud
Creative Cloud Workshops Offered at St. Cloud Library
Do you dream of becoming the next Suzanne Collins, but don't know where to start? Come to the Bremer Room at the St. Cloud Public Library Saturdays, April 12 and 26 from 2:15 to 3:30 p.m. for help. Volunteers from the College of St. Benedict and St. John's University will help participants explore creative writing.
Get Your Poetry On at the St. Cloud Library
April is National Poetry Month - and the St. Cloud Public Library is going all out. Downstairs we've hung a giant community magnetic poetry board. Come on in and share your creative side. Read more »
Homework Help at St. Cloud Public Library
Are you a student in elementary or middle school who could use some extra homework help? If so, help is on the way! On Saturday, April 12, from 2:30 - 5:00 p.m. members of the St. Cloud Public Library Teen Advisory Board will be available to help you with your homework. Does math make you mad? No problem, let us help. Does science stink? Bring it to us! Read more »
Open Mic Night at St. Cloud April 19
St. Cloud will never be the same. St. Cloud Public Library is hosting the first and only Open Mic Night in town that is 100% for teens by teens. The St. Cloud library's Teen Advisory Board will be MC'ing the event. Bring your poems, guitars, songs, short stories - even jokes - to the Mississippi Room April 19 from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. It's gonna be a scene!
3D Printing ~ How Do They Do That?
Learn how 3D printers work in a program at the Sauk Centre Library. Watch a live 3D printing demo and get in the know about the hottest 21st century technology that everyone is talking about. Find out about related careers and future expectations. Come to this exclusive event and find out more on Thursday, April 10 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Sauk Centre Library. Read more »
Cokato Closing for Remodel April 7 - Reopening April 22
The Cokato Public Library will be closed April 7 through April 21 for remodeling.
It is scheduled to reopen Tuesday, April 22 with a brand new look.
During the closure, the loan time on items borrowed from the Cokato library (not due prior to April 7) will be extended to April 22. Read more »
Take Part in GRRL's Online Impact Survey in April
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07/19/2010, St. Michaels
We left Annapolis and headed across the bay to St. Michaels, a small tourist town. It is known as the town that fooled the Britsh (by putting lanterns in the trees, the British overshot the town and saved many lives and buildings).
St. Michaels is an up-scale resort town. Transient dockage was $3.10/ft/night, the most we had ever paid. Annapolis was the same price, but we opted to take a mooring instead and have some distance from the crowds and noise.
We went to the maritime museum there and the lighthouse. They have a large collection of boats and a working boatyard. Later we strolled through the village and found the grocery store and local restaurants. For dinner we feasted on a pile of steamed crabs. Yum! Yum! Yum!
In the slip next to us was Playing Hooky, a couple our age in a 38' Hunter. Their son was about 5 and loved to play with Maggie. We got together with Mark & Tammy for cocktails one night and their son watched tv below with Maggie laying beside him.
07/18/2010, Annapolis, MD
We are finally in Annapolis, moored right in front of the Naval Academy Visitor Center. We spent our first day just walking around and getting our bearings. Jim's grandmother was born here at 57 Cornhill St., just yards from State Circle and the State Capitol (which from 1783-1784 was the capitol of the new United States). Her father had put the first tin roof on the capitol building, but not sure what date. We had looked up his name on google but didn't find anything, but we did find out that League and Snowden are last names still found in this area. Tomorrow we will go visit the capitol building for their tour and see if we can find the desk their family had donated. I also plan to go to the Waterway Guide offices and to Sailrite store. I didn't bring mine along on this part of our trip. It certainly would have been useful. We had to restitch our UV cover on our foresail. So we just took it down and had it stitched at a canvas shop
Today we took the trolley tour and found out a few more facts about the area. I had read "Chesapeake" and Jim is about half way through it. It really did help us in understanding the history here. (Although we wish it were about 10 degrees lower in temperature).
07/10/2010, Deltaville
After 9 days in Yorktown, we moved north. The forecast was for cooler temps which would allow us to be comfortable WITHOUT air conditioning. I know we are lucky to have it, but we need shore power to run it. Jim is thinking we could get a second portable and tie them together to run it in the future.
Up the ICW, we saw alligators. In Yorktown we saw jellyfish. But in Deltaville, it seemed clear to go swimming off the back of the boat. Maggie LOVED it! Of course she wouldn't go in until Jim got in, but he didn't mind. When they got out, they both got showers on the back of the boat and life was good.
Hope you guys are enjoying the Chesepeake as much as we did last year. Catch you soon. Only 2 weeks till the wedding.
07/07/2010, Yorktown, VA
After our son and friends left, we decided to tour Yorktown, despite the record temperatures and we were glad we did. If it were cooler (under 90) we would have stayed longer, for there was so much to see. We never did make it to Jamestown. We heard more of it was outdoors and had to do with reenactments. We will go on another trip when it isn't so hot. We did go to dinner in Will iamsburgwith friends Ric and Judy from Grand Baby. Luckily for Jim most of the stores were closed, because I could have done some damage there.
07/05/2010, Yorktown, VA
We are spending a week here in Yorktown, VA at York River Yacht Haven. In addition to having floating docks in a protected area, it has a pool to cool off in and courtesy car to get provisions. It is just across the river from Yorktown and not far from Williamsburg and Jamestown. We hope to go visit them before we move north to Deltaville.
Jim retired from O-I, and they have a plant in Toano, near Williamsburg. He contacted Charles Cochran, a friend from LA, who is the current plant manager and invited he and his wife Dawn over to the Marina. We had dinner at the restaurant at the marina. I can't believe I had steamed blue crabs. They were delicous but very messy to eat, especially in front of guests. Oh well. Jim and Charles had a good time talking about old times. Jim likes talking about our new life style, but Dawn and Charles have 4 years to go before being eligible to retire.
Sunday our son (Jim III) and his friends arrives to spend a couple of nights with us. We all enjoyed watching the fireworks from the cockpit of the boat. We just stayed at the marina, because we heard it could be very congested coming back to the marina.
07/02/2010, Yorktown, VA
Spent 2 nights in Norfolk at the Town Center and we were tempted to stay through the holiday. But we decided to push on to Yorktown. It was a cooler day and we both were contemplating putting on a jacket but didn't. Afterall, cooler weather is what we had been wishing for.
On the way we encountered a number of large ships and military crafts. Nothing eventful happened and we sometimes think we need it to, in order to have something to write about. While in Norfolk we tried to get a hold of people we met in the Bahamas, without success. And we had a gotten the great idea of having our son (Jim III) and his friends come over from Raleigh to join us for the 4t h of July holiday. Jim just got out of the Air Force and they are waiting to move into another house.
So in preparation, we started cleaning the boat and BOY did it need it! While cleaning, Jim decided to clean the A/C filter and sure enough found a jellyfish in it. (Someone had said earlier that their A/C stopped because of that problem). Jim also contacted Charles Cochran, who is the plant manager of the O-I Toano plant and he and his wife will be coming over on Saturday to visit.
So while we are here, we also plan to squeeze in a visit to Yorktown, Williamsburg and Jamestown. I don't know what day that will be but we will.

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Tech Note 941 – Resetting a Non-Responsive Intermec CK61 Device
March 26, 2013
At times your Intermec CK61 handheld computer can become non-responsive.
If the computer does not resume after pressing the power button, or if the IntelaTrac application locks up, you may need to restart your device. The Intermec CK61 device has saved configurations in the Flash File store memory to reset the CK61 device. Here are the three methods you can use to reset the handheld.
- Warm Boot
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On behalf of the Section of Geriatrics in the Department of Internal Medicine, we would like to welcome you to the geriatric fellowship program at Rush website.
Rush's fellowship in geriatric medicine began in 1986. As a result, it is the oldest fellowship in geriatric medicine in Illinois. Trainees from either an internal medicine or a family medicine residency are accepted into the program. Currently, a one-year fellowship is offered to prepare fellows to take the Certificate of Added Qualification exam in Geriatric Medicine; a two-year experience may be arranged in conjunction with the Palliative Care Program at Rush, the Gait Disorders Unit at UIC or via external funding.
We are committed to providing you with an excellent training opportunity. The geriatrics program continues to grow at a rapid rate. We are sure that you will have ample opportunities to develop your clinical, educational and research skills in geriatrics over the coming year.
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Ask a Business Lawyer. Get Business Law Questions Answered ASAP.
Hello I will be assisting you. Let me review the question
I will continue to answer the question as it relates to possible solution but in the interim please let me know if the credit cards are in your personal names or under a business account
The following option are not all the options that may exist rather ones that I have come across in my career
The cards are in our name. Some of the Amex list the business name on them, but most likely were issued to us personally. We are not a corporation. We are sole proprietors.
Thanks for letting me know about you being a sole proprietors. Because of this I will have to change most of my answers that I am preparing as legally you are restricted in many ways but you may have some solutions.
option 1) I was about to suggest that you find an investor / partner who will infuse capital in exchange for a piece of the business (i.e. equity) but as sole proprietors you cannot do that
you have to options then
sorry two
1) incorporate your business and the find an investor / partner. If you incorporate you will also be able to find a buyer for the business. As a sole proprietor you are not a business and the most you can sell is the equipment rather than the good will of the business.
2) continue as you are and seek loans grants. But be very careful as banks who lend to sole proprietor often seek a lien against the equipment and personal guarantee often against real estate that you own. Be very careful with personal guarantees!
also, do NOT pay off the credit card debt with a home equity loan. Credit card debt is unsecured and could be dismissed in bankruptcy should you come to it, but if you take a home equity loan to pay off the credit card and then are not able to pay the new mortgage you may lose your home!
Ok, i would imagine that the bank already has our personal guarantee for the mortage payment. Could you elaborate on Loan Grants. Also, are you aware of any private investors/ companies who are loaning to small business, who are legitimate?
By legitimate, I mean the people who are loaning the money. Also, we do not own our home, as it was destroyed in a hurricane in 2008. We are currently leasing a house.
Is there another expert available? I still have some questions.
Hi again, are you coming back online, are do I need to contact another expert? Thanks.
To receive a loan as a small business or to bring a partner on board you will need to incorporate first.Lending to small businesses is generally a very local activity, so you need to visit every bank and credit union in your area. In addition, lookup the closest SBA branch to you and see if you qualify for a Small Business Loan. Look one up at: http://www.sba.gov/local-assistance?ms=fp
By the way, experts don't have to remain in live chat to continue answering. Please continue responding
Thank you. did you receive my question regarding why we would not be considered a business? We file and pay 941 forms, Futa tax, Workers Comp, Sales Tax, etc. Does this not qualify us as a business? Thank you for your answer. ( i should have used a period and not a question mark. Sorry!)
Hi again, I am just checking to see if you saw my last question regarding our filing of all business forms etc.
Thank you.
You may have an EIN and be filing the relevant employer taxes but that does not mean that you are a "company" that can sell equity. Only an entity that incorporated (i.e. a corporation or a Limited Liability Company also known as a LLC) can sell equity.As noted, in order to bring in an investor / new partner you will need to issue (sell) equity in a company and therefore you must first incorporate.Generally, loans are not issued in exchange for equity and therefore do not necessarily depended on you being incorporated. Though that is recommended, since to the extent possible you want to limit your personal exposure to debt and assign as much debt as possible to the company.
I hope this further clarified my answer
Thank you very much for your answer. If we decided to become a corporation, or an LLC, how does that affect the existing debt that we are challenged with currently? Is it folded into the business or does it remain separate from it as personal debt. Thank you again for your time.
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Why You Shouldn't Over Segment Your Prospecting Database
Over the last few years, data marketers have gone to extreme lengths to cherry pick what they think is the perfect audience for each communication they send. But is this approach producing a profitable universe—or just a small one?
The problem with such a narrow focus is that if you cut your numbers drastically, you could also be cutting your response rate.
If you are running a campaign that is local or market-specific, you must realize that you already have a universe that isn't enormous. If you then chip away at that group to reach a very specific niche within your limited population, the selection could be too small to turn a profit.
Here are a few questions to ask before drastically targeting within your potential data universe:
*What will the average sale be in your universe?
*How many sales do you realistically need to make at that price to reach profit goals?
*Will you be able to reach your goals at your present sale levels with a very small respondent group?
On many occasions, you can most likely cast a wider net than you might imagine. Obviously, the product and the offer will dictate your audience. But don't limit your possibilities.
Say you are running a promotion for a new location in a specific market. If you run this campaign in that Zip Code radius you can also run a "help us welcome our new location" general promotion to your entire database. This gives you the opportunity to let your customers know that you are a growing company and also lets you incentivize new sales from a wider group than you might have first assumed.
When it comes to prospect rental lists, again, don't limit yourself. Do you really need a count on redheaded farmers in two specific Sectional Center Facility (postal distribution center) areas (SCFs) that only plow on Thursdays with a specific make of plow? This example may seem silly, but the theory is one worth examining. By opening yourself up to a similar, larger group you can actually have a more successful overall result.
Targeting goes back to really, truly understanding your audience. You need to first decide what segment you want to reach and then develop an offer—not vice versa. If you box yourself into a minute population, you have to hope that you correctly guessed their interest in your product or service.
By examining your data options first—and then crafting a message to a sufficiently wide segment to make the return on investment profitable you can toss that crystal ball because you'll already know that you've reached the correct audience.
Carol Lustig is CMO of Media1/Headstrong Media.
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Smokey Joe's Cafe: Broadway's Long-Running Musical Revue Showcases Leiber and Stoller
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Enjoyed this wonderful show in the warm, intimate atmospere of the Hillbarn Theatre. The singing was superb and the dancing very enjoyable. A very fun evening that went by quickly.
The electrifying entertainment that illuminates a "golden age" of America – the 1950s and 1960s – comes to Hillbarn's MainStage through the glorious, rousing music of Leiber and Stoller. Come and celebrate the world of first kisses and last dances, hot summer days and cool midnight struts, and red-hot rock and roll at Smokey Joe's Cafe!
Featuring 40 great songs such as On Broadway, Hound Dog, Poison Ivy, Loving You, I Who have Nothing, Yakety Yak, Spanish Harlem and many more, that will keep your toes tappin' and your heart hummin'
About the Ticket Supplier: Hillbarn Theatre
Hillbarn Theatre boasts a seventy-two-year long history in the San Francisco Bay Area. Beginning as Peninsula Little Theatre in 1934, Hillbarn performed in school auditoriums, under the direction of Robert Brauns, as part of the College of San Mateo Adult Education Program. Hillbarn's founders, Brauns, Sam Rolph and Ralph Schram took the name "Hillbarn" from two outdoor summers at a barn on a hill on the Belmont-San Mateo border. At this site, the traditions of free intermission coffee and a courtyard bonfire were born.


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Images: Bazaar enriches bond between US, local community [Image 3 of 6]
Photo by Tech. Sgt. Chad Thompson
Local women perform a traditional Somali dance during a bazaar on Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti, Oct. 27, 2013. In an effort to bring a taste of Africa to camp and boost morale for those deployed here, 443rd Civil Affairs Battalion organizers worked with the local community to bring 12 vendors to sell their wares during the bazaar. Events like this help strengthen the bond between Combined Joint Task Force-Horn of Africa and host nations by showing community support and outreach. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Chad Thompson)
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For more delicate blooms, such as these orchids, place freshly cut flowers into water tubes. (This is also a great way to stretch your budget—orchids are puchased by the branch, but you can cut off individual blooms, place them in water tubes and space them throughout the arrangement.)
Step 6: Gently insert tubes into floral foam. (Select tubes with sharp ends, as these will go in much more smoothly.)
Step 7: Hydrangeas will look great for weeks if placed directly into floral foam; no tubes (or water) are required.
Tips for your mantel arrangement
- To keep greens looking fresh longer, try spraying with a product such as Pokon or Pixie, which seals in moisture.
- Check the top of the floral foam every day to make sure it's still damp. This is particularly important if the arrangement is sitting above a working fireplace. Add water as necessary.
- Orchids will last for two to three weeks if they get enough water, so check the tubes on a regular basis and top up as needed.
- You can purchase most of the hardware required for this project from craft stores. Michaels (The Arts and Crafts Store) has a florist supply area, as does Lewiscraft (check local listings).
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Types of Breast Reduction
Breast reduction is a procedure which is completed to decrease breast size or shape for women who have uncomfortable or painful breasts. Breast reduction is also an option for when breasts are two different sizes and need to be repaired. Bilateral breast reduction is the surgical reduction of both breasts, and unilateral breast reduction is the surgical reduction of a single breast. Men may also undergo breast reduction surgery when suffering from Gynecomastia.
There are numerous different types of breast reduction surgeries to choose from, each unique in its own way. These include the Pedicle Method, Free Nipple Graft, Anchor Incision Pattern, LeJour Incision Pattern, and Stevens Laser Bra.
Pedicle Method
This is the most common type of breast reduction surgery, and reducing breast appearance, contour and volume while maintaining function and sensation of the nipples and breast. Different pedicle methods have different incision patterns and scar patterns, so it is important to discuss your options with a surgeon before you choose the method that best suits your needs for this particular type of surgery.
Free Nipple Graft
This type of breast reduction surgery involves removing the nipple and then returning it to its new location through a skin graft. There is no pedicle here because there is no blood supply from the breast, and the blood supply to the free nipple graft is drawn from the deep dermis just like with other skin grafts. FNG surgeries are more challenging and not normally necessary in most cases, but they are an option that can be considered for breast reduction.
Anchor Incision Pattern
This is the most common incision pattern for pedicle breast reduction, and is associated with a circular incision made around the areola, vertically down from the areola to the front of the breast and chest wall, and then horizontally across the underside fold of the breast, forming the shape of an anchor.
LeJour Incision Pattern
This is another pedicle breast reduction incision, and is a fairly new technique that is gaining significantly in popularity. This incision involves cutting a circular shape around the areola, then cutting vertically down the front of the breast to the chest wall, but not horizontally under the fold of the breast like in the anchor method.
Stevens Laser Bra
A technique was recently created to use an internal bra as a means of producing a permanent support system for the breast rather than simply discarding skin during laser surgery. The incision patterns used here are similar to the Anchor style method, and the laser bra is attached to the chest wall internally in a way that the body will not reject.
For more information, or to find out if you are a good candidate for breast reduction surgery, you can request a free consultation with a Plastic Surgeon near you today.


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Blue-footed Booby
April 12
Isla Seymore contains a fulsomeness of frigates, a largess of lizards, a smattering of sea lions, but no bounty of boobies. Found a few of that fowl clinging to a cliff, but pictures are particularly poopy. Photoshop follows. It's probably OK, though, based on rumor that if you've seen two you've seen 'em all. Did sight a number of blue-foots (blue-feet?.. no) awing, but color isn't possible to observe thus.
Back at north shore of Santa Cruz, while others debarked on a(n) horsefly infested beach, sailors, having experienced a surfeit of biting bugs and sand (sand did not bite - sorry for any confusion), remained aboard with beer. Lingerers did miss closer view of flamingos, which must eat lots of whatever it is that creates the color, because they were brilliant, and large red crabs sunning on black lava rock.
Second day ended as first at The Rock restaurant among friends with good food and a libation, possibly two, of choice, succeeded by inescapable, when available, ice cream.
Big Tortoises
April 11
Ferry from San Cristobal to Santa Cruz with Inspiration Ladys was minimally uncomfortable as one of 25 sardines in a very small cruiser. The three 200 HP outboards whisked us to destination in a scant two hours with only two riders heaving over the side. Cuisine was scrumptious crackers and a cup of Coke from a friendly steward balancing all while pouring and serving.
Hotel Darwin was first seen, by accident, on a side street and was at perfect level of evolution from cheap hostel to expensive four star. Puerto Ayora, catering to tourists, is an island Santa Fe, with artsy-fartsy everywhere. Twice Puerto Baquerizo at 12 thousand, it's still a fun place.
After late breakfast in Puerto Ayora caught a taxi to see more tortoises, biggest yet, but really, the law of diminishing returns had set in and we had just seen enough turtles. In same area Gary and I crawled through a lava tube while claustrophobic Jackie met us with driver at exit to help clean off accumulated mud. Shouldn't a lava tube be full of lava?
Met Bristol Roses and John from "JC" for dinner and obligatory ice cream.
No internet or SSB, so will accumulate this nonsense for mass dump upon return to Wreck Bay.
Rock Fish
April 10
Good diving. Water clarity didn't suck, but could have been better. Haven't looked at stills and video, waiting for camera case to dry, but anticipate the odd decent shot.
Should have terrific film of several juvenile sea lions cavorting around at initial, equipment checkout/snorkel stop (great fun, but mostly designed to weed out knuckle-heads prior to moderately difficult dives).
Ran through gap between spires on first dive at Kicker Rock, then around outside wall of smaller on second. Borrowed 5 mil full wetsuit to fend off third degree goose bumps in nippy water. Not much coral, but a ton of turtles, fish, white tip, black tip and Galapagos sharks, sting rays and flights of big spotted eagles. No hammerheads. No whale shark. Primary purpose of beautiful beach stop on return was to feed horseflies. Pictures will arrive blog by and by.
Would have sailed, tomorrow, to Puerto Ayora with Bristol Rose but agent snafu delayed their zarpe (departure permit) until, at least, after 0700 ferry. Dinero for Monday tour to Isla Seymore (nesting birds like frigates and, yes Cal, boobies) has been plunked. Darwin Research Center, lava tubes and other delights await Tuesday morning prior to return ferry at 1400.
Probability of boat being ready to depart at end of week for Marquesas with other reprobates, insignificantly above zero.
Sea Lions, See
April 9
Rainy morning; beautiful, clear, windy afternoon. Appreciate 20 day limit for cruisers who stop over en route to Marquesas. Temptation to hang around would keep many here. Friendly people, interesting town, inexpensive restaurants, unique wildlife, world class diving and snorkeling, sea lions littering the waterfront, good surfing breaks either side of harbor entrance and, of course, blue footed boobies. Does that mean that their feet are sad or that only ambulatory birds are? (OK, it's a stretch, but work for it)
Peruvian band on shore is playing "Sounds of Silence" with traditional instruments. It's quite good.
After varnishing, lost all initiative for additional fruitfulness. Besides taking and retrieving laundry ($1 a kilo), eating, drinking and reading have suffused the day. Surely there's at least a semi-deadly sin in there somewhere. OK, also worked on adding pictures to the blog when internet was intermittently up, but fear words such as 'useful' and 'productive' are not appropriately associated with that activity.
Just don't have anything worth a chuckle tonight. Perhaps by tomorrow the muse of foolish nonsense (pretty sure her name is Bambi) will slap me up side the head with the magic zucchini (although fairies have remained with wands, most former stick bearers have gone to something with more heft) of inspiration. Hope it's not too painful.
Bumper Buddy
April 8
Finished teak caprail, went to shore for an American style breakfast and, later, got run over by a large boat. Normal day in paradise. In order: looks good, tasted good and !@#$%^&*()_+. Inattentive and judgment challenged crew allowed small cruise ship to drag down on Inspiration Lady, just missing, then me, just hitting. No damage, so a rollicking good time was had by all.
After less than two weeks since cleaning, waterline looked like Bubba Whartz's "Right Guard" (Latitudes & Attitudes Magazine), but was, at least mostly, barnacle free. Long green tendrils come off anti-fouling OK, but on boot-stripe, nuclear weapons wouldn't be overkill. Little buddy sea lions didn't show during scrubbing. Will check equipment for Saturday dive by brushing off fur below waterline tomorrow.
Jacksters and I will scuba at Kicker Rock while others snorkel with high expectation of seeing, among many other things, white tip, black tip and hammerhead sharks. Plan Sunday sail to Santa Cruz on "Bristol Rose", who have autografo allowing it, with Monday tour of Isla Seymore. Major attraction are blue-footed boobies. Of course, top-selling items appear to have various ways of saying "I Love Boobies". Tasteless T-shirts invade Galapagos - make mine an extra large, por favor. Return to boat on Wednesday and depart for Marquesas, possibly, the weekend.
Puerto Baquerizo Moreno
April 7
Friends provided bad influence, forcing late dinner, then two desserts at different places. Surprised at level of evening activity. For a small town (whole island has six thousand residents) businesses have a long night. This place now on record as new favorite place on the planet, displacing old NFPP.
Day went close to planned including standard over-optimistic expectation - didn't snorkel, didn't quite finish second varnish coat and rum became beer, but not bad. May, he said confidently, finish second coat and sand for final tomorrow. Hoping to snorkel midday.
Two juvenile sea lions have adopted the boat as their proprietary playground. Hope their rubbing against hull is removing soft growth. The cavorting often splashes water on brightwork for which they display no apparent remorse. Like with teenagers everywhere, efforts at reason have proven futile. Also typically, youngsters frolic and oldsters grumble - all night.
Pretty bland, but long day, short night. Tah.
San Cristobal Tortoise
April 6
Toured some of San Cristobal today. Most interesting thing at El Progresso, small settlement with plantation ruins of a hated rich guy, was a hotel room up in what must be the largest tree in all Galapagos (upscale Tarzan). Reasonable rates. Cool! El Junco, fresh water lake in a volcano crater, was a long walk in the clouds. Giant tortoise breeding facility (No, Cal, the turtles were very discrete) was a long walk with a number of the fairly fleet(relative term)-footed beasts. Puerto Chino was a long walk to a white sand beach surrounded by volcanic rock. Lunch, at an isolated restaurant was excellent and required minimal ambulation. Based on some reading and "Master and Commander", expected less vegetation and more moonscape, but this is oldest of archipelago.
Began taping to varnish brightwork this afternoon. With last coat nearly six months old, don't want to wait possible additional two to Nuku Hiva (next smooth anchorage at far end of Marquesas). Considering just cap rail and scroll boards first, then see. Trying to remember reason for buying a teak encrusted boat. Expecting epiphany any moment. Wait, wait - because it looks good?... Naaaah, that's ridiculous.
Tomorrow should be simple in seven steps: Tape, sand, varnish, snorkel, shop, varnish, rum.
April 5
Hombre por el fumigacion was a no show. NBD. (Just guessed at that meaning. If wrong, hope no one is offended and, of course, explaining all this pretty much negates entire point of abbreviation.) Will be touring tomorrow, so he'll have a heck of a time getting it done. Am fairly sanguine about a roach infestation of Galapagos from Anthem. Agriculture guy seems fairly blase (sorry, purists, diacritical marks are unavailable) as well.
Wonder if many have remarked on the irony of a heavily Catholic country being stewards of an island group critically responsible for originating the science of evolution? For those curious souls (no pun intended), Chuck lived most of his life as a Unitarian and died agnostic.
Resurgent shower sump pump sucks. This is a good thing. Suspect resistance in wire has kept performance well below optimum for eleven years and probably burned out a couple pumps. Fondness for each little piggy now prompts care in placement as switch is activated.
During passage to Marquesas, three and a half weeks minimum, do not be alarmed if boat leaps northward 120 to 1200 miles in a day. At least one time, expect an 'N' entry instead of 'S' for latitude. It just doesn't look right when it's always been the other way. Passing International Date Line could be a schizophrenic event. For some, this will be no surprise due to belief that a close association with reality has already fled.
April 4
Galapagos not quite as expected, but have only seen Puerto Baquerizo Moreno on San Cristobal since arrival at 1500 (2100 UTC). It's a quaint (pardon me for saying so, Sue) little town with very friendly people, an ATM, and ice cream, which Inspiration Lady, as first of local group to arrive, were buying - blackberry and coconut. Accomplished port entry and immigration today, fumigation and refueling tomorrow. Considering island tour on Tuesday. Expect extended period of unconsciousness tonight subsequent to indulgence in a tasty adult beverage or two.
Seals are everywhere near the water - on docks, on boats and in your dinghy, leaving presents of fish that, by passing through them, have been somewhat modified. This revision of molecular structure is not generally considered an upgrade. Like all the fauna here, they are unintimidated by humans and, when disturbed, express vocal displeasure before returning to sleep. Bet they'd pay attention if you painted yourself white on black and squeaked. Inspiration Lady are considering a contest to name their swim platform buddy.
Have not had sleep-deprived hallucinations, but after removing top of skull, discovered brain had actually turned to mush, so should stop now and get sleep before saying something crazy.
The Equator
April 3
Grey water is the stuff that's not drinkable and not poop. An example is shower run-off, which contains hair, dead skin, oil and all the goo your body created and adhered to over the last day (or week depending on your level of hygiene). If collected, you would find it ugly, smelly and disgusting. "Fine", Cal, my non-sailing exemplar, may ask, "but what's the point"? Boat showers are below sea level so this mess is collected then pumped over. Today was spent discovering why the electro-hydraulic system on this boat, designed for just that purpose, lost its way. Good volts. Switch, of necessity destroyed in removal, not problem. Pump OK. Finally found ground wire, in highly inaccessible bilge location, had been spliced by twisting ends together and taping. Smokies! Peace, tranquility and cleanliness have returned, but it took all day.
Central and South American entrepreneurs are now using submarines to fight their side of the war on drugs - no radar return. Saw a sub hunter aircraft two days ago and heard one flying low today. Hmmm? Protecting seals and land tortoises from ravages of Colombian coke? Saving the chastity of female penguins feeding their habit? Thought those planes were only used around Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Must be wrong as I'm not in Florida, am I?
Speaking of which, transitioned from pollywog to shellback around 0900 this morning and did not break out into a rendition of "Bali Hai". As it turns out, South Pacific looks somewhat similar to North and strangely, the line is not nearly as distinct as on globes, so confirmed with GPS. Had a wee dram of the Isle of Skye's best to celebrate. Word is that Neptune wants his share poured into the sea, but figured, hey, this guy's a god, he can get his own freaking scotch.
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By all accounts, the official TIFF opening night party was a Canad-a-thon, mostly featuring TV actors, singers, filmmakers and movie stars from the Great White North. Our red carpet gallery captures the mood of the opening night of the festival as the party-goes arrive for their night at the Liberty Grand.
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The private company that runs Rohnert Park's municipal golf courses must pay overdue rent and open its financial books before the city will discuss changes to its lease, city officials said Wednesday.
Petaluma-based CourseCo has said it needs to restructure the lease because it is losing too much money running the 36-hole club. The company says it has lost $4 million since taking over Foxtail's operations in 2001.
"It's not sustainable," said Tom Isaak, CourseCo's president.
Rohnert Park City Manager Gabe Gonzalez said Wednesday the city will first ask for $157,607 the company owes for the past year's rent.
"We are going send a demand letter to CourseCo for the delinquent payments," he said.
Isaak said Wednesday, "I'm sure that they will do that and that's part of the problem and part of the issues, and it's a lot of money."
He declined to comment on whether the company will pay the full amount.
The city also wants additional information about the company's financial health, Gonzalez said.
"They've stated that they're losing money, so we'd be interested in getting more detailed information about their cash flows, their financials, to get a better picture of what their actual financial situation is," Gonzalez said.
The City Council reviewed the request by Isaak Tuesday and directed staff to work with him to analyze the options for renegotiating the lease.
"We're going to collegially, amicably as partners, which we've been for 10 years, work on this together," said Isaak.


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November 5, 2013
Marvel NOW! A Look Into The Future Of Marvel Comics
If you haven't read comics within the past few years, or ever for that matter, getting into comics can seem a bit daunting. If you're reading comics for entertainment purposes, as opposed to collecting rare issues worth several hundred dollars apiece, it is difficult to know where to start. There have been decades of comics written, which includes a seemingly endless number of heroes and villains, story lines written across dozen of series, and major plot twists that have affected entire comic universes for years at a time. So, where does one start?
For the new reader, or one returning after an extended amount of time, Marvel has introduced Marvel NOW!, a change that includes the way readers interact with comics, the beginning for many new superheroes, new designs for old heroes and villains, and a fresh chapter in the never-ending Marvel story. Marvel NOW! is a fresh beginning to all major series and represents a change both in the Marvel universe and also within Marvel itself and the ideas among the creative teams. New readers do not have to stress about being clueless to characters and previous storylines since Marvel NOW! re-introduces old characters in an easy-to-understand manner and does not rely heavily on past story arcs; at the same time, Marvel is not editing or changing anything that already exists, Marvel NOW! is a fresh continuation of what already existed before, not a drastic restart that ignores all previous Marvel history.
With access to Marvel Unlimited, and a bit of free time here and there, going through decades of comic publications is quite enjoyable; however, I, too, have found myself lost at times going back in the Marvel time-machine and confused at references to things I haven't yet read or events/characters I had never heard of. With Marvel NOW!, it is refreshing to see many of my favorite heroes in a new light, not to mention seeing the beginning of many new potential heroes and storylines that will keep me entertained for years to come. Likewise, one has to appreciate the simplicity of which one can read about classic icons as if it was starting all over again, becoming engaged in a timeless character without needing to do prior research, and at the same time, appreciating the creative variances and ideas the creators have put into this new age of comics.
What should we expect from Marvel NOW!? Look forward to a new perspective on heroes and the work they do. Look forward to new characters and new menaces. Look forward to a new way of reading comics with both digital comics and the electronic extras with paper copies. Lastly, look forward to a new age of Marvel.
As much as Marvel NOW! is a fresh start for readers, it is also a new start for the creative artists and teams. We, the readers, get to appreciate the works of those who are allowed to do near anything they want with a unique universe. This new age is going to redefine comic art, test the boundaries of heroes' philosophies, and alter our perception of both the Marvel universe and reality.
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8 Fast and Easy Hats to Knit or Crochet this Fall
September 19th, 2012
Beanies, caps, berets–whatever your favorite style is, a hat is the perfect project to help you kick off the fall season! A hat makes a quick project you can enjoy right away; you'll finish yours even faster using a thick yarn like Wool-Ease Thick & Quick or DaVinci. Make your own hat to wear as the weather turns chilly, or save it to share with a friend or loved one during the holidays.
These are some of our favorite and most popular hats to knit and crochet. Click on the pattern name or image to see the full free pattern on LionBrand.com (you may have to log in first). Want to see more toppers for fall and winter? Follow the links at the bottom of each section to browse through dozens more knit or crochet hat patterns.
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Mughal joins from free newspaper Metro, where he was head of client sales.
Before joining Metro, Mughal worked at Maxim and Stuff magazines. He will report to Handbag's head of sales, Ruth Browntree, and will lead a team of four.
Handbag.com wants Mughal to build relationships with media buyers in an attempt to take more of the media spend targeting women aged 18 to 45.
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Hoax is a US bi-annual queer feminist compilation zine that aims to create a space to analyze the feminisms of our everyday lives. People of all lived experiences are encouraged to submit! Contributors do not have to identify with a particular gender and/or as feminists in order to submit work to Hoax. Please check out our full call for submissions at our blog, our mission statement + shared goals, and our Facebook event! Working deadline is July 30th, 2015!
I'm looking for submissions for an all-inclusive FEMINIST ART ZINE that seeks to showcase and give voice to feminist and queer lives and experiences.
I accept ALL FORMS OF ART (visuals and texts).
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Interview with anarchist zine writer Artnoose about printing zines and writing for an online reading group for the Fredy Perlman book Letters of Insurgents, on Final Straw Radio: http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/78923
HOT TRASH ZINE IS NOW TAKING SUBMISSIONS FOR VOL 4! Send us yr poetry, writings, art, photos, or whatever you got at firstname.lastname@example.com. Check out our stuff at Hot Trash Store and Hot Trash Facebook Page.
Do you like zines? How about feminism? Because second annual NYC Feminist Zine Fest is coming up! Mark your calenders for March 1st, 2014 from 1-6pm. This time we will be at Barnard College in uptown Manhattan, 3009 Broadway in the James Room on the 4th floor of Barnard Hall. The space is handicap accessible.
We will be opening the call for tablers very soon, so if you're a zinester or artist interested in sharing your work, keep an eye on our website (http://feministzinefestnyc.wordpress.com/) for updates. We also need volunteers to help the day run smoothly so if you think that sounds like you (or you have questions in general), email us at firstname.lastname@example.com! RSVP to the WMZ event here!
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This softcover 80 page coffee table book presents a photographic journey of the City of Ipswich, Queensland since the late 1800's as seen through the lenses of the cameras of the Whitehead Photographic Studios. The family run studio has been in the city since 1883 and was used by the community to capture important moments such as weddings, sporting and school events, as well as portraits, streetscapes and photos of Ipswich's businesses past and present.
The book came about as a result of the donation of 6000 glass negatives, negatives and photographs to the Ipswich City Council by the Whitehead Family. As part of the Ipswich 150 Celebrations, the collection of images is being digitised by the Ipswich Library & Information Service for display on Picture Ipswich (http://picture.ipswich.qld.gov.au).
The Whitehead Legacy was produced in collaboration with the Whitehead family, the Whitehead Studio and assistance from local historian John Rositer and various community donors.
Picture Ipswich is an initiative of the Ipswich Library & Information Service, City of Ipswich
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Title: Search - Visitors
Category: Safety and Security
Version: 01
Implement Date: 28 August 2006
Application: Custodial Operations
Availability: Public
Appendices and Forms
Local Procedures
Performance Measures
|Responsibilities of officers conducting searches
|General search of a visitor
|High security facility
|Low security facility
|Search of a visitor at the direction of a police officer
|Search of accommodated children
|Search and detention of persons suspected of offences
|Preservation of evidence and disposal of seized property
|Code of Conduct
To provide a management and operational process for the conduct of searches that will contribute to the safety and security of corrective services facilities and the safety of persons within such facilities.
Only those searches of visitors as prescribed under the Corrective Services Act 2006 (CSA) s 159 may be conducted by corrective services officers within corrective services facilities. Refer also Instrument of Delegation of Chief Executive Powers - Corrective Services Act 2006 (in-confidence)
When conducting a search a corrective services officer must ensure that-
The search of a visitor to a corrective services facility by a corrective services officer is restricted to a scanning search or a general search. Refer CSA s 159
All visitors to a high security facility must be subject to screening with a metal detector.
The chief executive or delegate may ask that a visitor be searched-
The only exceptions to the above are those people with a recognised medical condition that may react to electronic scanning devices. A visitor who refuses to submit to such a scan, screening or search may be dealt with in accordance with CSA s 159(3). Appropriate documentation must be maintained for all scan, screening and search activities.
Visitors to prisoners who enter a high security facility may be required to submit to a scanning search and a general search where the visit is a contact visit. Refer CSA s 159
The chief executive or delegate may request an adult visitor who is responsible for an accompanying child, including an infant, that the child undergo a scanning and/or general search only.
Where an adult visitor, responsible for an accompanying child, refuses to give permission for the child to submit to a scanning and/or general search or to provide assistance for the child to be searched-
The chief executive or delegate of a low security facility may require a visitor to submit to a scanning search or a general search before permitting the visitor to enter the facility or visit a prisoner.
If a visitor refuses to submit to a scanning search or a general search the visit may only proceed as a non-contact visit where agreement to a scanning search of all visitors is obtained. Where non-contact visit facilities are not available, the visit may be refused.
Only officers of the Queensland Police Service (QPS) have the discretionary power to determine if and when a search requiring the removal of clothing of a visitor to a facility is warranted.
Officers of the QPS have the legislative authority to conduct a search requiring the removal of clothing of a visitor. However, a person of the same gender as a visitor, may be directed by a police officer under Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000 (PPRA), s 382(2)(b) to conduct a search requiring the removal of clothing of the visitor if there is no police officer of the same sex available to conduct the search.
If a corrective services officer is directed by a police officer to conduct such a search of a visitor, the corrective services officer must ensure that the search is conducted in a manner that causes minimal embarrassment to, and protects the dignity of, the visitor.
The following method should be adopted when searching a visitor requiring the removal of clothing at the direction of a police officer-
If an item of clothing is seized during this search, suitable replacement clothing must be provided.
All details of a search requiring the removal of clothing must be logged in the appropriate register.
When a corrective services officer is directed by a police officer to conduct a search requiring the removal of clothing of a visitor, the search must be recorded in a search register or log book with the directing police officer's name noted.
Refer administrative form - Example of a Search Register
A child may only be required to undergo either a general search or a scanning search before entering the facility or returning to the facility after a visit or absence.
A child accommodated with a female prisoner must not be submitted to a personal search, or a search requiring the removal of clothing.
Refer CSA s 32; procedure - Accommodation of Children
A person, other than a prisoner or a prisoner of the court, committing a security offence or who is believed to have committed a security offence may be searched in accordance with CSA s 136(2).
Where a search, other than a general or scanning search, appears to be justified, then the QPS will make a determination whether to do so under the PPRA.
All articles, substances or things located during a search must be handled in accordance with the procedure - Preservation of a Crime Scene and Evidence and disposed of in accordance with CSA ss 138-142.
The chief executive or delegate will ensure that all personnel operating closed circuit television monitoring and other recording devices are instructed on, and acknowledge the intent of, the Queensland Corrective Services Code of Conduct or where appropriate, the code of conduct provided by an engaged service provider, and procedure - Use of Communication and Information Devices.
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Twitter Posts Loss of $645 Million for Last Year
Published on: 6th Feb 2014
Note -- this news article is more than a year old.
Microblogging webservice, Twitter has reported a net loss of USD645 million for the past year, although that was in line with expectations.
Revenues for 2013 more than doubled to USD665 million, although slowing growth in user numbers has worried investors.
Twitter said that it had an average of 241 million monthly users in the last quarter of 2013, a growth rate of just 3.8% over the previous quarter, and significantly down on the 10% quarterly growth rate seen earlier in the year.
The company also said that timeline viewing was down by 7 percent, suggesting users are spending less time on the service, or possibly that they are making more use of 3rd party apps despite Twitter's attempts to reign them in somewhat.
The company has pledged to improve its services for advertisers as it comes under increased pressure to show that it has a viable business model to justify its high stock market valuation.
As it is three quarters of its advertising income comes from the mobile service, which represented about 80 percent of its total income last year.
To a degree, the company faces the opposite problem to rival Facebook which was criticized for being too weak in mobile, whereas Twitter appears too weak in the more lucrative desktop advertising market.
They currently project that revenues for this year will nearly double again to around USD1.2 billion.
The company ended the year with USD2.2 billion in cash and equivalents.
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Gary Hanna debuts "The Homestead Poems"
The Historic Peter Marsh House on the Rehoboth Art League campus is 270 years old this year.
Local author Gary Hanna's new book "The Homestead Poems," published by The Broadkill Press, contains poems about the house itself, pieces of furniture, the gardens, flowers, animals who live there, Rehoboth Art League activities, nearby places in Dewey, Lewes, Cape Henlopen State Park, the beaches, and even area staples like crop dusters and farmers chasing geese from their fields.
"These poems look through the lens of history - both personal and collective - by means of immediate details of the present," said former Delaware Poet Laureate Fleda Brown. "The love for the exact charms me: the objects, seasons, beaches, towers, screen doors, birds, crabs and flowers. It is the unseen, though, that finally holds me, the backdrop of the lonely human mind, the individual longing, both for the past and for what we wish and hope to understand and be in the present. These poems are lovers of life. They are a pleasure to read."
Hanna has received two fellowships in poetry and five individual artist awards from the Delaware Division of the Arts, and also received a residency fellowship to the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts from the Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation. He is on the editorial board of the Broadkill Review and manages the Writers Library in Delaware. Copies are available from the Rehoboth Art League, The Broadkill Press and through the author.


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BOSTON "Stunning," "spectacular," "perfect," "wonderful," and "amazing" all are words that could describe this weekend's weather.
When I think back to some recent past June months, rain and clouds come to mind. It's a great treat to have fairly normal rainfall, warm temperatures and low humidity combining so often this month.
This weekend might not be as hot as some of you would prefer, but with highs well into the 70s, the sun is at its zenith for the year and a picture perfect blue sky will make for close to ideal conditions.
High pressure is building in from Canada now and will be with us for the next several days into early next week. There will be slow changes to the weather between now and then, but all of these changes will be very subtle. Temperatures will increase a degree or two each day, and by the time we get to next Tuesday, highs will be back in the lower and middle 80s. At that point in time, the air's humidity will have increased, but it won't linger for long.
The weather pattern this early part of summer continues to be quite progressive, meaning the refreshing air from the north keeps pushing the heat and humidity south, back down to Dixieland.
The summer solstice is this weekend, and this means our longest day of the year is upon us. The sun will set in Boston at 8:25 p.m. on Saturday and continue to set around that time until July 3. Starting Sunday, the sunrises will become slightly later each day taking off a few precious seconds of daylight. You won't notice it until later next month however.
Friday: Sunny and comfortable, with highs in the mid 70s.
Friday night: Partly cloudy, and great for sleeping. Lows in the 50s.
Saturday: Sunny, with a high between 75-80.
Sunday: Sunny, with a high approaching 80, though cooler at the beaches.
Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high between 78-82.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny and warm, with highs between 80-85.
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John Oscar Asche was born in Australia and first appeared on stage in 1893; his resonant voice and his dignified, formal bearing are often mentioned in the reviews of his performances. For eight years he was a member of Sir Frank Benson's company with whom he played at the summer Stratford festivals. He then he joined the company of Sir Beerbohm Tree in 1902. After leaving Tree's company he began to manage his own theatre group, eventually touring Australia and South Africa. He published his autobiography Oscar Asche: His Life in 1929 and died in 1936. He was married to Lily Brayton, with whom he often played Shakespeare's plays in repertory.
Asche and Miss Brayton inscribed their names in the record book in 1916. Oscar Asche wrote a play entitled Chu-Chin-Chow in which he played the lead, Abu Hasan. The play broke all records when it ran for 2,238 performances. Miss Brayton took the part of Zahrat-al-Kulub and performed it almost 2,000 times during the run. Asche almost became a wealthy man because of this single play. I say "almost," for he tells us in his autobiography that "I must have drawn well over £200,000 in royalties from Chu. And everyone connected with Chumade a fortune. Some kept it. I didn't" (p. 163).
Between 1932 and 1936 Asche appeared in seven films. His best-known part is probably his performance in Scrooge (1935) as "Christmas Present." The film, with Seymour Hicks as Scrooge, was directed by Henry Edwards.
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Ocean Basket is a popular South African restaurant offering hearty, fresh seafood at affordable prices. The extensive menu caters for all tastes, and even for the little ones. All main meals come with either stir fry, rice, chips or salad.
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If you're conflicted like I am about balancing pure culinary delight with a modicum of health and nutrition, then you'll find this moist whole wheat banana bread recipe a worthy contribution. It satisfies on all levels.
This is straight out of Whole Grain Baking by King Arthur Flour. I tweak it very slightly in the video but I'm not sure it's to any advantage. The video, by the way, is quite unnecessary as the instructions below are more than adequate. But I do have fun shooting them and like to think there's a chance someone will pick up a thing or two from watching.
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Work that was delayed by recent rains resumed Tuesday on a project to upgrade sewer and water lines under High School Drive in New Bern.
Jordan Hughes, New Bern�s city engineer, said the city began replacing old, terra cotta sewer pipes from the 1950s and a 2-inch galvanized water main under High School Drive with PVC pipes this past week.
But the rains that came at the end of the week and lasted until Monday interrupted the project, he said.
�We�ve had a lot of leaks in that area for the last couple of years,� Hughes said.
The area is near Grover C. Fields Middle School, which was formerly New Bern High School.
The city contracted with Bear Contracting of New Bern for $60,040 to do the work between Simmons and where High School Drive dead ends just past Meadows Drive, Hughes said.
The road had to be torn up to get to the old, clay and galvanized pipes and the city took the opportunity to also replace the storm drainage infrastructure along High School Drive, Hughes said.
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Someone from the seventeenth century would not recognise to-day's Headrow, although it is still a mixture of shops, inns and homes, as it was then. Some of the buildings there now, like the Guildford Hotel, have their origins in that early Head Row, and street names like Butts Court, remind us of when Leeds was a medieval borough with the Head Row as its northern boundary.
Some of the nineteenth century buildings still remain, like Thornton's Buildings, the Three Legs of Man Public House, and the Jubilee Hotel, and of course the Town Hall, the Municipal Buildings, and Oxford Place Centre.
Despite changes to the interiors, the façades of Sir Reginald Blomfield's 1930s buildings remain along the north side of the Headrow and on both sides of Eastgate. The central kiosk at the bottom of Eastgate is now a fountain, and the location for the statue by Graham Ibbeson of Flight Sergeant Aaron. However, the view from the bottom of Eastgate has changed; Quarry Hill flats are gone, demolished in 1975-78 and the West Yorkshire Playhouse now stands on part of the site.
Despite fears that restricting vehicular access to the Headrow would affect business, it is still a major shopping centre. In 2009 the Headrow Shopping Centre was refurbished to become The Core shopping centre, this and St. John's, as well as smaller shops continue to prosper. The provision of car parks nearby has eliminated the need for on-street parking.
In fact the success of the Headrow as a shopping street was evident in 1998 when it was announced that a new shopping and leisure complex was to be built, centred on the old Leeds Permanent Building Society offices, Permanent House. Originally called the St. Anne's Quarter, it was finally named 'the Light', and cost Ł100m. The architects were Damond, Lock and Grabowski. In 1999 demolition work started on the 1960s office block, Albion House, and the interior of Permanent House and the adjoining buildings. The 1930s design of the exterior, by Sir Reginald Blomfield has been retained. Permanent House itself has become the 150-bed Radisson Hotel. The complex also houses the 13-screen Ster Century cinema, a fitness club and numerous shops, restaurants and bars. The main entrance to the complex is through the archway that once led to Cross Fountaine Street. This, along with Upper Fountaine Street, has been given a glass roof to make a huge arcade. Only part of the development was completed by the opening date, 12th November 2001. The hotel and the cinema were opened in early 2002.
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Did you know that in 1852 the Goliad Masonic Lodge was formed by nine men who came to settle in Goliad from Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee and North Carolina? They were made up of Indian Fighters, Texas Rangers, school teachers, doctors, clergymen, farmers and, most importantly, family men.
One of them even served on the committee to oversee the construction of the Goliad County Courthouse, which began construction in 1854, the same year that the Masonic Lodge building was completed.
If you would like to know more about these civic-minded individuals, their names and a history of our Masonic Lodge in Goliad, please mark your calendars for Saturday, March 16. At 3 p.m., we are inviting the general public to attend a lantern-lit get-together to recite the history of our lodge and to introduce these individuals by members of our lodge playing their part.
Didn't you ever wonder what the lodge building looks like upstairs and who started the lodge 160 years ago?
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WILMINGTON | Starting Monday, the city of Wilmington will pick up curbside recycling every other week.
The recycling carts will be emptied the same day trash is collected, which will continue to be picked up weekly.
Recycling customers will be assigned either a blue or white pickup week. The city is sending postcards and a 2013 calendar with the pickup schedule to customers.
The city delivered larger recycling carts to customers late last year. The larger carts will allow the city to collect recycling every two weeks, which will save $220,000 in manpower costs every year.
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As Southwest Finally Cools, Southeast Gets Drenched
The good news from the National Weather Service:
"The Western U.S. will begin to cool on Wednesday after several days of record-high temperatures. Temperatures will still be hot in many locations, but will be closer to normal for this time of year."
The not-so-good news if you're in the Southeast and have outdoor plans on Independence Day:
"Much of the Eastern U.S will also experience near-average temperatures on Wednesday, but will have a chance of rain. The Southeast, in particular, will be wet with several inches of rain possible."
At least the forecast doesn't include a repeat of what happened Wednesday evening in Santa Rosa, N.M. As The Weather Channel reports, "a lone thunderstorm dumped over a foot of hail in the town."
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A mammal whose young are born while still embryos, and must crawl into its mother's external pouch (called the marsupium) to finish development. Most marsupials are Australasian, and include such varied types as the kangaroo, koala, wombat, tasmanian devil, bandicoot, and marsupial mole. The only marsupials to live outside Australasia are the opossums and similar species found in the Americas.
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