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Snowy weather can't stop Mid Tipp Hill Walkers
Busy Weekend for Walkers
The wintery weather did little to keep the members of Mid Tipp Hillwalkers away from their weekly trek, last Sunday, when three separate groups of walkers set off for the hills on different routes.
Twenty nine walkers braved the snow on what was a cold but great day to be on the hills last Sunday.
Seventeen walkers turned up to join Ray Creaney on the moderate level walk on the Coumdulla loop in the Nire Valley.
Winnie Flynn led a nine people on a high level walk from Glengarra Wood on a circuit of Greenane.
Meanwhile, Joan Quinn, Eileen Ryan and Dan Condren climbed No 1 gully behind Lake Muskry.
This coming Sunday, St Patrick's Day, mark our national holiday with the usual high level walk which departs from Cashel, as usual, at 11am, before the parade road-closures kick in.
Hill Walkers Founder To Launch Walking Book
On Wednesday, March 27, Jim Finn will launch the latest book by author John G O'Dwyer in the Watermill, Thurles, at 8.30pm.
The publication of this book, "Pilgrim Paths in Ireland" was prompted by the growing popularity of the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage trek and the increasing numbers of people now following the ancient Irish pilgrim paths.
John G has walked all of these routes from the Slemish Mountain in the northeast to Skellig Michael in the southwest, where the known world once ended, and this book is an informative and entertaining guide to each of these walks.
John G, of course, is the founder and motivating force behind Mid Tipp Hill Walkers and all the members of the group are very proud to support this event.
They are also delighted that Jim Finn, the other person who has contributed so much to the Mid Tipp, is doing the launch. This is an open event and everybody is welcome to come along.


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Series: Sinners #2
Genres: Contemporary, MM
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Confined to an asylum in the Montana boonies the young man is repeatedly told his name is Stephen Thompson and he's suffering from grandiose delusions of rock stardom. The thing is – he knows he's Damien Mitchell, founder and lead bass player for Sinner's Gin, the hottest band on the planet. His body is covered in what appears to be recent surgery stitches, among other things so why won't they listen to him? When a fire breaks out Damien makes his move. Incredibly he's helped by a gunman shooting at him.
Months later his memories are still somewhat scrambled and headaches continue to plague Damien, but he's back in San Francisco and playing on the streets he remembers from the past when he and Miki St. John began their band. Finnegan's Pub was a favorite for them until the owner, a little old Irish woman, always chased them off.
This time it's different because his gran has passed and Sionn Murphy is the man in charge. At first Sionn plans to ask the busker to move on, but the hauntingly intense young man pulls the Irishman every which way. Days pass as Sionn and the man called 'Dee' begin a tentative friendship. Damien is desperate to find his Miki, but he has yet to tell Sionn the truth. Slowly he begins to open up. It's going well until someone begins shooting, again.
Author Rhys Ford deftly weaves a tragic tale into a heart swelling triumph with Whiskey and Wry. Book two in the Sinner's series returns to the world of the Sinner's Gin band and a certain complicated Irish family in another addictive drama. Readers are drawn back into more twisted mysteries and great characterizations. A wholly damaged soul Damien will break your heart and Sionn will mend it back together. An absolute page turner these characters won't leave you. I Joyfully recommend Whiskey and Wry. Laughter and tears and everything in between.


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Depending on the nature of the crime and the circumstances of the arrest, it's not uncommon for police officers to use some amount of force during the process. However, there are stringent laws concerning the amount of force officers may use, and the use of excessive force may be grounds for legal action.
Use of Force Spectrum
The U.S. Supreme Court recognizes that police have the right to use "some degree of physical coercion or threat" during arrests or investigative stops. However, police can only use an amount of force that is in proportion to the threat that is present. Police officers are meant to abide by the use of force spectrum, with level one being officer presence, level two being verbal commands, and level three being empty-handed control. If the threat is escalated, police officers may use level four, which is pepper spray, batons, or Tasers. Only the highest of threats should be addressed with lethal force like firearms.


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3D Systems has signed a multi-year deal with Motorola to create a 3D printing production platform and fulfilment system for the Project Ara modular phone.
Motorola announced last month that it intends to make the Phoneblocks concept a reality, and said that it would build a modular mobile device that would one day feature interchangeable hardware.
Today, Motorola announced a significant milestone toward achieving that goal. It will now collaborate with 3D Systems, which will act as the manufacturing partner for the Project Ara modular phone. 3D Systems has signed a multi-year deal with Motorola which sees it building a new-age factory that will be able to fabricate hardware modules for the Project Ara mobile device.
Regina Dugan, Senior Vice President and head of Motorola's Advanced Technology & Project, clarified what Motorola is trying to achieve with this project.
"With Project Ara, we asked the question, 'How do we bring the benefits of customization and an open hardware ecosystem to 6 billion people?' That is our driving application," she said. "It requires technical advances in areas such as material strength and printing with conductive inks for antennas. And those advances must support production-level speeds and volumes, which is a natural partnership with 3D Systems."
This isn't the first time the two organizations have collaborated, as Motorola has worked with 3D Systems on the MAKEwithMOTO tour, which involved a series of hackathons at various engineering and design schools across the U.S. The tour involved going to colleges and allowing students to build their dream mobile devices. Students could customize and manufacture their devices by using 3D Systems' tools like 3D printers and laser cutters.
Now, it has been exclusively tasked with building a printing production platform that would eventually build finished components that would go on the modular device. These include the likes of the chassis, battery, memory units and CPU modules. 3D Systems pans to combine additive and subtractive manufacturing methods in order to deliver an integrated production platform.
Avi Reichental, President and CEO of 3D Systems, said during the announcement, "Project Ara was conceived to build a platform that empowers consumers all over the world with customization for a product made by and for the individual. 3D printing promotes a level of sustainability, functionality, and mass personalization that turns these kinds of global ambitions into attainable local realities."
Clearly, 3D Systems understands the magnitude of the challenge that it has to undertake. We just have to wait and see if it manages to deliver.
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Knight, Bradley On Campus
***Knight hasn't whittled his list down to five schools yet, but insists that the six or so schools that are at the top of the list (UConn, Kansas, Kentucky, Florida, Miami and UCLA) are all on equal footing right now. His only official visits so far have been to Kentucky (last week) and UConn. Knight isn't sure when or where his next official might come. He's not sure if he'll attend anyone's Late Night Madness festivities, since they all fall on Pine Crest School's Homecoming Weekend.
***Knight, the No. 1 recruit in the nation per Rivals.com and the reigning Gatorade National Player of the Year, re-iterated what his Pine Crest coach, Guilford's Dave Beckerman, told me earlier in the week: he'll likely make his commitment in the spring. Knight is a 6-foot-3 point guard, but he's very versatile – averaging 31.8 points, 8.7 rebounds and 5.6 assists last season at Pine Crest.
"I can play the two and the one," Knight said. "I don't want to limit myself to say I'm a point guard. I think I'd be a bigger point guard."
***So, the $64,000 question is: Could Knight play together with Kemba Walker next year, assuming Walker doesn't decide to go pro. Knight didn't answer that exact question, but insisted he's not worried about who's still on whatever team he commits to.
"I'm not really concerned about who's going to be there," he said. "I'm more concerned about who I'm going to be playing with, not competing for a spot (with). I don't really care about players that might be there at my position, because I'm just coming to compete for a spot and get better. I feel if I'm good enough, I'm going to play."
***What does Knight like about UConn, which he's visited twice before on unofficials?
"Great place, great history. I like Coach Calhoun. He gets his point (across). He doesn't tell you what you want to hear. I like that, because my dad's like that a lot. I respect that kind of person that doesn't feed you B.S. I respect that about Coach Calhoun."
***Knight is here with his parents, Efrem and Tonya. They have always stressed academics, and Knight has responded, boasting a 4.2 GPA at challenging Pine Crest.
"I try my best," said Knight, "That's what my parents pride me on first: academics first. If you don't have your academics, you can't get on the court."
***Knight, who suffered a stress fracture in his right foot a short while ago and just got out of a boot cast about a week ago, didn't take part in today's pick-up games. He may do so tomorrow.
So who is Michael Bradley, anyway?
Nope, though I always thought this ex-Villanova star would have a better pro career.
Yup, that's him, a 6-10 power forward out of Chatanooga, Tenn. Not as polished or as talkative as Knight, Bradley is, nonetheless, another top-notch student. He's taking some AP courses at Tyner High, and will likely start off his college career with plenty of course credits right off the bat. He'd like to major in pharmacy.
***Bradley is simply looking for "somewhere I'm comfortable." He's made official visits to Georgia and Drake, and has others lined up with Virginia Commonwealth and (possibly) Boston College.
***Bradley envisions himself at the four – a position at which the Huskies could need some depth next season. He played a bit in today's pick-up games but didn't do a whole lot.
In other news …
***Stanley Robinson recently had deviated septum surgery and won't participate in contact drills/pick-up games for another few weeks. He continues to work out and should be fine for the start of practice on Oct. 17.
***I just know there's a bunch of UConn fans out there who are upset that Jim Calhoun wasn't one of the answers in this Sporcle quiz.
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Animal Colors by Christopher Silas Neal (9781499805352)
This bright board book offers a mix of animals, colors and wordplay that is immensely engaging. The book takes one colored animal, mixes it with another animal and then ends up with an odd hybrid. For example, a blue whale and a yellow lion mix together to make a "Green Whion." This continues through the book moving from primary colors mixing into secondary ones and then on to more complicated color combinations. The wordplay adds a delightful silliness to the book, making it impossible to quite guess what is on the next page. A colorful whimsical board book worth sharing. Appropriate for ages 2-3. (Reviewed from library copy.)
Birds of a Color by Elo (9781536200638)
In this board book, each bird shows not just one color but two. It takes little hands to help turn over the flaps to see the surprise color hiding behind wings, heads, beaks and more. The text of this book only shares the names of the colors, often hiding any words behind the flaps. There is a great sense of fun about this book, because the turn of the flap reveals a new side of that bird that is entirely unexpected. Playful and enjoyable, this is a great introduction to colors. Appropriate for ages 2-3. (Reviewed from library copy.)
Ciao, Baby! In the Park by Carole Lexa Schaefer, illustrated by Lauren Tobia (9780763683986)
Ciao, Baby! Ready for a Ride by Carole Lexa Schaefer, illustrated by Lauren Tobia (9780763683979)
In these two board books, Baby gets to explore their urban home. In the first book, Nonna takes Baby to the park where they see a squirrel, a grasshopper, and a pigeon before having to head home. Baby scooches and crawls toward each animal until they scamper, jump or fly away. In the second book, Mamma and Baby head across the city to visit Nonna. They have to take many types of transportation to get there, including a stroller, the bus, a boat and the train. When they head home after the visit, they take the vehicles back in reverse order. A loving and warm look at life in an urban setting with a Hispanic family at its heart. Appropriate for ages 1-3. (Reviewed from library copies.)
Opposites by Jacques Duquennoy (9782747087001)
Shapes by Jacques Duquennoy (9782747086998)
These two board books are the first in the Zoe and Zack series. They feature die-cut pages that are sturdy enough to hold up to public library use. The opposites book offers clever uses of die cuts that turn stairs from up to down, rebuild castles with a single page turn, and bring back ice cream cones. Even more successful though is the shapes book where the two characters draw shapes together. The shapes are drawn partially on see-through pages that when turned form a complete shape. This clever mechanism makes for a dynamic book that will have children wanting to make their own shapes too. Two great board books with unique designs. Appropriate for ages 1-3. (Reviewed from library copies.)


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May 1 (Reuters) - GrubHub Inc reported a faster-than-expected rise in first-quarter profit and revenue on Tuesday, as the online food delivery company's acquisitions and its own growth raised diner numbers by 72 percent.
The company also forecast revenue in a range of $228 million to $236 million for the current quarter, compared to analysts' estimate of $229.3 million.
U.S.-based GrubHub has gobbled up a handful of smaller players in a highly competitive food delivery market over the past year, buying Yelp Inc's food delivery platform Eat24, Foodler Inc and OrderUp.
The company said it had 15.1 million active diners in the quarter ended March 31, roughly in line with analysts' average estimate of 15.06 million diners, according to data and analytics firm FactSet.
Chicago-based GrubHub defines active diners as the number of unique customer accounts from which an order has been placed in the past 12 months.
GrubHub's net income attributable to common stockholders rose to $30.8 million, or 34 cents per share, in the first quarter ended March 31, from $17.7 million, or 20 cents per share, a year earlier.
Total revenue rose 49 percent to $232.6 million.
Excluding items, the company earned 52 cents per share.
Analysts on average had expected the company to earn 38 cents per share and a revenue of $229.3 million, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S. (Reporting by Arjun Panchadar in Bengaluru; Editing by Amrutha Gayathri)
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Grasshopper Pie is a vintage No Bake pie recipe made with chocolate cookie crumb crust, and light minty frozen marshmallow Creme de Menthe filling. This refreshing dessert is great all year round. Easily made gluten-free or regular.
A girlfriend of mine hosted a gathering with a posh, true-to-era ambiance to celebrate the new TV series 'Pan Am'. She and two other ex Pan Am flight attendants were in the wings to fill in on all the inside scoop.
The show dipicts the era of elegance in travel when people dressed up to fly, customer service was a priority, no one cared how many ounces of Prell shampoo was on your person, nor were peek-a-boo x-rays required to see if you might be packin'. I recall Pan Am and TWA to have the cache as the luxe airlines that went anywhere in the world.
As a contribution to the gathering I was asked to bring a dessert. For whatever reason I immediately thought of Grasshopper Pie. To me it was one of those era-specific dishes that went away as the age shifted to a new tide. I think it must have been looked at as fairly gourmet, sophisticated, and very clever at the time. She served Cherries Jubilee, another classic dessert that has stood the test of time.
What is Grasshopper Pie?
If you haven't heard of Grasshopper Pie, it has a chocolate wafer crumb crust with a silky green filling, flavored with Crème de Menthe.
I knew somewhere in our family recipe collection we must have had a recipe for Grasshopper Pie. I have my maternal Grandmother's recipe box and came up empty but my Mom produced a recipe card sure it was from the 1950's (I think probably 1960's).
When I initially read the ingredients, I confess I told her 'this sounds really gross'. She agreed it did on paper but recalled they found it 'all the rage'.
I was dubious while making it, imagining some goopy, sticky mess from the marshmallows feeling this could not be taking me anywhere I wanted to go. Not so.
Much to my surprise by the end of the preparation, the inside of the pie was smooth and flavorfully minty from the Crème de Menthe; not too overpowering nor sticky in the least.
Made me want to put on a shift dress, pour a martinimartini and listen to jazz music….OR board a flight on Pam Am to travel somewhere exotic with the rest of the beautiful people of the day.
Grasshopper Pie with Cookie Crumbs in the Middle
I did a slight variation to these instructions myself when realizing the volume of the original recipe was not enough for my pie.
I had frozen the initial amount of filling with the crumbs on top then added the extra filling amount I needed to fill the pie. This created a crumb 'stripe' that I actually liked for the texture.
If you wish to do this you could fill the pie half full, add some of the crumbs, and freeze it, reserving the remaining filling in the refrigerator.
When the pie is frozen, add the rest of the filling and sprinkle with crumbs. Freeze.
Today marks the one year anniversary of starting my blog. I am always low key about my own birthday, preferring to quietly observe the magic of the day rather than to be the center of it. I could not let this day pass however without sharing my extreme gratitude.
Recently a blogger friend went back to read my very first post, in font too small with no photos, and made the only comment the post has gotten. It touched me deeply and caused me to recall why I started this. My goal was to share the wonder and beauty of food I've felt my entire life, most recently from my local surroundings. I had no idea if it would be of interest (well I knew it would a bit from friends asking for my resources frequently) nor how it would play out.
If you are reading this you have been an integral part of me ending up here a year later. This journey has introduced me to extraordinary people, new food and drink, wonderful opportunities, and stretching myself in a rewarding way defying description. Recently a good friend and enthusiastic supporter from the beginning asked me 'so where do you think this is going?' I told him I had no idea it would lead me here so could not predict where it would go next.
Wherever that might be, I am so grateful you have been and hopefully will be with me! Thank you from the bottom of my locavore heart.
Grasshopper Pie recipe:
This fluffy, no bake frozen Grasshopper Pie recipe is sure to become a favorite! Chocolate cookie crust, light minty filling, makes for a unique pie for any season!
This Grasshopper Pie recipe has been a family favorite as long as I can recall and is now for my children as well. There is not a holiday that passes when not I'm begged to add it to the menu!
Tips to Make the BEST GRASSHOPPER PIE RECIPE
Refreshing, light, creamy mint filling and a chocolate cookie crumb crust; who could ask for more?!
The grandmother and mothers always made it with traditional chocolate wafer cookies (gluten). My version is gluten-free and it's a very flexible crust recipe to accomodate any chocolate cookies!
The Chocolate Cookie Crust – Gluten-Free or Traditional
My grandmother and mother always made the Grasshopper Pie recipe with traditional chocolate wafer cookies(gluten). My version is gluten-free. The crust recipe is very flexible and can accomodate any chocolate cookies!
A fun CRUST TIP: I've also made the Grasshopper Pie recipe with chocolate sandwich cookies! Too busy to scrape the creamy center out of the cookies to yeild just the chocolate cookies, I throw the entire cookie into my mini chopper in a few small batches (or food processor) to pulverize into crumbs. They work great!
I used Glutino brand chocolate sandwich cookies (though I'm sure any gluten-free or gluten brand will work) and it requires about 1 1/2 packages.
Gluten-free and gluten cookies absorb the melted butter differently but because it's a frozen pie it won't matter! The consistency of the crust will look like wet sand.
Marshmallow Size Changes
As mentioned, this recipe has been made in my family by multiple generations. When I began to make it to my mother's recipe card I found the ingredients worked perfectly each time. Over the past ten to fifteen years I've been making it for my family however, I've been surprised to find one time it's fine and the next time there will be way too much filling.
As I started to research what was happening I found the sizes of marshmallows have changed, the sizes of the packages have changed, and the sizes can vary between different marshmallow producers making it difficult as a recipe writer to provide precise amounts to allow the perfect amount of filling with no extra! Even the name of the size of the marshmallows change.
Each time I make the recipe I try to record any variations and update the recipe. I've linked to the size of marshmallow I use (it's what I would think of as normal, when the only other size was miniature). I realize between multiple brands, and if you are trying non-traditional marshmallows, the results may vary.
This recipe is VERY forgiving! The recipe yields a very fully filled pre-frozen pie. A TRICK I USE BEFORE PUTTING THE PIE IN THE FREEZER (or even filling it) is to put it on a baking sheet. It allows a sturdy surface to keep the pie level.
If you find that you end up with a bit more filling than will fit, don't worry! Freeze what you have and it will be light, fluffy and delicious.
Pie Sizes
Our original family recipe was for a traditional, smaller, non deep-dish pie pan. I've included both the current day, deeper pie pan ingredient amounts, as well as the ingredient amounts for the original recipe. The instructions are the same for both.
This things you'll need are all utensils in your kitchen:
- pie pan,
- double boiler or heatproof metal bowl (and saucepan if not using a double boiler),
- silicon spoon,
- whisk. For making cookie crumbs I like using a mini chopper or a food processor works great.
More Chocolate Mint Recipes You'll Love:
- Grasshopper Pie Milkshake
- Chocolate Mint Truffle Cookies
- Fluffy Gluten-Free Chocolate Mint Ice Box Cake
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Grasshopper Pie
This light, silky mint and chocolate pie is a classic. Being a frozen pie, it's very forgiving. I've included our original family recipe for a small pie and ingredients for a more modern size. Due to the changes in marshmallow sizes if you end up with some extra filling, don't worry! You can freeze it separately for a minty treat!
Ingredients for a 6-cup volume Deep Dish pie pan (9 or 10" diameter, 2" deep):
- 2 1/4 cups plus 1/4 cup chocolate wafer crumbs*
- 6 tablespoons of unsalted butter melted (plus a bit more to grease the pie pan)
- 36 regular-size marshmallows**
- 1 cup Half and Half
- 1/2 cup green Crème de Menthe liqueur (purchased or homemade)
- 1 1/8 cups heavy whipping cream
Ingredients for 4 cup volume Traditional/Standard pie pan (8 or 9 inch diameter, 1 to 1 1/2 inch depth; NOT deep dish):
- 1 1/2 cups plus 1/4 cup chocolate cookie crumbs
- 1/4 cup unsalted butter melted (plus a bit more to grease the pie pan)
- 25 regular-size marshmallows**
- 2/3 cup Half and Half (the original recipe used cream or milk)
- 5 tablespoons green Creme de Menthe
- 1 cup heavy whipping cream
To make the Crust:
Butter the pie pan. In a large bowl combine the chocolate wafer crumbs (reserving 1/4 cup for topping) and melted butter. Hand stir until combined (the crumbs will look 'wet' but it won't necessarily be sticking together unless using gluten-free crumbs).
Pour crumb mixture into the pie pan. Using the back of a large spoon or fingers, press crumbs into the pie pan evenly on the bottom and sides to form a crust. Place in the freezer.
Making the Filling:
Combine the marshmallows and Half and Half in the top of a double broiler OR in a metal, heat-proof bowl placed over a sauce pan of boiling water (not touching the water). Cook, stirring constantly once marshmallows begin to melt, until the marshmallows have melted completely. TIP: using a whisk at the end is helpful to ensure the marshmallows are completely liquified. Remove from heat.
Add the Crème de Menthe into the marshmallow mixture and stir or whisk to combine. Note: the Creme de Menthe may settle in the bottom of the bowl but will be further incorporated in the last filling step. Allow the mixture to cool slightly, about 10 minutes.
Using a standing or hand held mixer, whip heavy whipping cream until firm peaks appear. Fold/stir into the green marshmallow mixture. Whisk lightly at the end as needed to ensure the mixture is combined well.
Pour into prepared pie crust (TIP: place the prepared crust on a baking sheet if needed to allow it to stay level in the freezer). Sprinkle the remaining 1/4 cup of cookie crumbs on the top and place in the freezer. Freeze until firm.
Recipe Notes
*ORIGINAL CRUST NOTE: I made my pie gluten free and used Pamela's Products 'Extreme Chocolate Mini Cookies' to make the crust. They are dark and rich; gluten-eating or gluten-free diners will love this crust. To make the required amount of crumbs about 2 packages of the cookies will be used. I put them in my food processor to process them into crumbs. UPDATE: Since this notation I've used a variety of gluten-free cookie brands to make into crumbs all with great success (including the sandwich cookie note in the blog post!)
**Marshmallow sizes seem to continually change. The size marshmallows used for this pie are what have been traditionally been known are 'regular' as opposed to mini marshmallows (or large or jumbo). Now that there is an increased range of sizes and brands I've added a link to the type of marshmallows I typically use in the recipe as a guide.


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Tabatha Jean Morris and William Justin Kirk, both of Jacksonville, were united in marriage on Aug. 10, 2013. Lacie Shephard officiated the sunset ceremony on the beach at Panama City Beach, Fla.
The bride is the daughter of Verna R. Morris of Jacksonville and the late Carl R. "Bob" Morris. The groom's parents are W.J. and Cheryl Kirk of Pittsfield.
Alexander Morris, son of the bride, walked her down the aisle and stood up with her. Other bridal attendants were Debbie Virgin and Holly Virgin, both of Manchester.
Richard Kirk of Detroit, Ill., was his brother's best man. The groomsman was Jud Kirk of Griggsville, brother of the groom.
Others who attended the wedding were the groom's parents; Cressa Gordley; Jan Kirk, wife of groomsman Jud Kirk; and Tasha Kirk, wife of best man Richard Kirk.
The reception was held at the Elks Lodge in Jacksonville on Aug. 24.
The bride graduated from McKendree University with a bachelor of science in nursing degree. She is employed with the Cass County Health Department.
The groom is employed with Envirovac Waste Management in Jacksonville.
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Girls Elite Varsity Division, Varsity Division, JV Division and FS Divisions
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Last year, 136 teams, including many of the top teams in each CIF Division, competed for The Crown at this premiere end of summer high school girls' volleyball event.
CIFSS uses the Foothill Queen's Court Tournament results to help rank teams for the regular league season! Your teams want to compete and show their skills!
Foothill's Queen's Court Tournament is a pre-season, "NON-CIF" event that your teams can participate in to prepare for regular league play. Games will not be included in "CIF maximum game calculations". There will be a high level and balance of competition for all skill levels, and there will be two full days of pool play plus championship bracket play, so you will get twice as much play time as most other tournaments!
Last year's participants included Mater Dei, San Juan Hills, Santa Margarita, Corona Del Mar, Los Osos, Saint Joseph, and others. We expect the same high level of teams back this year, so there will be great competition for all levels. This is your opportunity to compete with top schools and teams outside your area in a flexible format that is not available during regular season. This quest:
Does not count against CIF allowed matches for the year…..extra event to get more practice prior to season.
- Offers more play time…..two days of pool play plus championship bracket play.
- Is held at a single venue…..all matches held at the American Sports Center (ASC).
ASC, the largest indoor court facility in the U.S., with 32 courts, serves as the weekday home to several prominent national and international sports organizations including the USA Men's and Women's National Volleyball teams.
- Provides competition with top teams outside your area at the Varsity, JV and FS levels. Teams come from as far away as Santa Barbara!
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Zaela is a Dragonmaw orc first encountered by Horde players at Dragonmaw Port[76.6, 49.6] in the Twilight Highlands. Like many of her people, she is appalled by the actions of her warchief, Mor'ghor, since his return from Outland. His rule is tyrannical and bloody; to top this, he repeatedly kills the Horde envoys sent to him. Zaela becomes a leader of the resistance, assisting Horde players in arming her people and eventually killing her leader.
In Warlords of DraenorThis section concerns content exclusive to Warlords of Draenor.
In Warlords of Draenor, she escapes with Garrosh Hellscream and travels to Draenor as part of the Iron Horde.
- Dragonmaw Port (initial phase)
- [84] Negotiations Terminated
- [84] Madness
- Dragonmaw Port (middle phase)
- [84] Insurrection
- [84] Death to Mor'ghor
- [84] You Say You Want a Revolution
- Dragonmaw Port (final phase)
- [84] The Northern Flank
- [84] The Southern Flank
- [84] Return to the Highlands
- Bloodgulch
- [84] The Demon Chain
- [84] Fury Unbound
- [84] How to Maim Your Dragon
- The Gullet
- [84] Fury Unbound
- Crushblow (as Warlord)
- [85] Ogres & Ettins
- [85] Move the Mountain
- [85] Signal the Attack
- [85] Crushblow
- [85] Skullcrusher the Mountain
Patch changes
- Patch 6.0.3 (28-October-2014): Added to Draenor.
- Patch 5.3.0 (21-May-2013): Added to Dranosh'ar Blockade.
- Patch 4.0.3a (2010-11-23): Added.
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- Lore
WoW Insider Know Your Lore: Warlord Zaela and the Dragonmaw Clan by Anne Stickney Feb 2nd 2014 8:00PM
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The public is invited to an open house Wednesday, December 16 on the project to widen Pine Lake Road from 61st Street to Highway 2. The meeting is from 6 to 8 p.m. at Humann Elementary School, 6720 Rockwood Lane. Parking is available on the south and west sides of the building.
Construction is scheduled to begin in 2017 on the project to widen that section of Pine Lake Road to a four-lane divided roadway with turn lanes. The project will include construction of roundabouts at the current intersection of 70th Street and the future intersection with Blanchard Boulevard; improvements to drainage structures, including the box culvert at the Beal Slough; new sidewalks and trails; and a new trail under crossings at the Blanchard Boulevard and Beal Slough box culverts.
Open house participants will have the opportunity to review and comment on the proposed design, including the right of way impacts along the project corridor. Representatives from the City Public Works and Utilities Department and Schemmer, the City's design consultant, will be available to answer questions. The open house will not include a formal presentation.
More information is available at lincoln.ne.gov (keyword: pine lake). Those with questions on the project or the open house may contact Zach Becker, City Project Manager (402-613-3763, firstname.lastname@example.com), or Doug Holle, Schemmer (402-488-2500, firstname.lastname@example.com).


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Here's the story so far. There's a company called M2Z Networks that wants to lease the band of wireless spectrum between 2155-2175 MHz known as AWS-3 (Advanced Wireless Service). M2Z then wants to turn around and use that band to provide free wireless internet access "for 95 percent of the population within 10 years," according to the AFP. Well guess who made a big stink about the whole thing? That's right, the big wireless companies.
Seems they'd like to protect their lucrative data plans. T-Mobile, in particular, went to the FCC with test results saying that the AWS-3 band "would interfere with mobile devices operating in the adjacent 2110-2155 MHz band known as AWS-1." However, the FCC carried out its own tests back in September and just issued a report saying that it found "no significant risk of harmful interference."
These findings, in effect, fly in the face of what the AFP calls the major US telecommunications companies' "major arguments" and could eventually help pave the way for free (albeit ad-supported) ubiquitous wireless internet access.


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TORONTO — One of the founding members of the iconic rock band Bon Jovi says that success hasn't diminished the memories of the antisemitism he faced as a child.
Growing up amongst only a handful of Jewish families in small-town Edison, N.J, David Bryan – full name David Bryan Rashbaum – said he experienced bigotry and hatred in his youth and used those memories to help influence the music and feel of his hit Broadway musical, Memphis, which he co-wrote with partner Joe Dipietro in 2001.
The show is set in the 1950s and deals with race relations and the birth of rock and roll. It has received tons of accolades and won four Tony awards at the 2010 Tonys, including best musical, best composer, best book, and best orchestrations.
Bryan, Bon Jovi's keyboard player who co-founded the band with Jon Bon Jovi in the early '80s, is immensely proud of the show, which will make its Toronto debut on Dec. 6 at the Toronto Centre for the Arts.
"The show is entertainment with a meaning," Bryan said in a phone interview from his New Jersey home studio last week. "While I'm a white Jewish kid from New Jersey, where there wasn't a lot of us, there was hate. And I know what that feels like, how ugly that is and how wrong it is."
Memphis' press release describes the storyline as taking place in the "smoky halls and underground clubs of the segregated '50s, where a young white DJ falls in love with everything he shouldn't – rock 'n' roll and an electrifying black singer."
Bryan said putting the musical together – something he did during breaks from recording and touring with Bon Jovi – incorporated themes that resonated with him as a Jew.
"It was an opportunity to [deliver] a message. It's a story about civil rights and interracial love, which was illegal in the 1950s. I can relate to a lot of the pain involved in it."
He added that writing the songs for Memphis took him on an "important journey" to reflect on all these weighty issues.
As a minority in New Jersey, the antisemitism he and his family experienced shaped how he would interact with others, he said.
"People would say they hated me because I'm a Jew, to which I responded: 'You have to get to know me to hate me first.' I just saw how much this affected me and how much I didn't like it.
"I had a rabbi who told me no one walks ahead or behind anyone else. And I take that message to heart."
Bryan recalled how he and [Jon] Bon Jovi used to play 1950s-era songs together in their youth at various bars in New Jersey, many of those included Motown classics such as Hold on I'm Comin', In the Midnight Hour, and Knock on Wood.
"Those songs were ingrained in me. So when it came to Memphis, I knew what it should sound like, but I wanted to modernize them," he said. "This is not a Memphis jukebox musical, it's all original material."
He said he and Dipietro are currently penning another musical called Chasing the Song, which will focus on the songwriters of the 1960s, specifically those who worked out of the Brill Building in New York. Some of those artists include Paul Simon, Burt Bacharach and Neil Diamond.
The writing duo of Bryan and Dipietro are "prolific," he added.
Asked if he's considering completely veering off the rock 'n' roll path and leaving Bon Jovi for a career on Broadway, Bryan, in a strong New Jersey patois, answered: "Everyone in Bon Jovi goes on vacation when we break from recording and touring, but David goes to work."
He said the band, is currently taking a "well-deserved break" after a two-year tour and will slowly find its way back to the studio once the right songs present themselves.
Bryan said he's unsure if he'll be in attendance for the Toronto premiere of Memphis, but he had some words of encouragement to the Jewish community here.
"I'm really excited about our three-week run in Toronto. Joe and I are quality control for this show and we made sure this was a Broadway quality show for Toronto. Everyone in this show is fierce. Tell all the mishpachah to come out and see my show!"
Memphis, presented by Toronto theatre company DanCap Productions runs at the Toronto Centre for the Arts Dec. 6 to Dec.24. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.DancapTickets.com.


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So...Who was Cherie Hiser and why was she so important to Portland and to West Coast photography?
Cherie Hiser was described as "one of the most vital persons of our time" by Cornell Capa, Director of the international Center of Photography in New York. Her impact on the photography world in Portland will be long remembered.
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Cheri Hiser's Celebration of Life will take place on May 9th, 2019 at the Portland Art Museum in the Whitsell Auditorium from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. A reception will follow in the Marion M. Gallery from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. We are inviting all or you to attend and celebrate this amazing woman and photographer.For those who would like to read a little about Cherie, below is the link to the obituary written by April Baer for Oregon Public Broadcasting. https://www.opb.org/news/article/cherie-hiser-photographer-oregon-obit/
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The first video, Cherie Hiser Documentary short, was done when we went we took a workshop to New York back in the 90's. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyckANwR27k&t=13s
After we returned to Portland we decided to do another, Cheri Hiser and Friends https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avgC1xkL33M&t=5s
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Ladies Who Sing to perform concert in Wells
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An all-female choir will perform in a concert in Wells.
The group Ladies Who Sing, led by Janet Kelsey, former musical director of Fakenham Choral Society, will be at St Nicholas Church on Saturday, October 13, at 7.30pm.
They will perform a programme of light classics and popular favourites.
Audience members will be able to enjoy the music of composers such as Bach, Bacharach, Mozart and Abba, to name but a few.
Eleven-year-old Wells choirboy Henry Parkes will be joining the choir as soloist, along with soprano Lucy Stenhouse.
Singing together as a duet they will sing Pie Jesu from Lloyd Webber's Requiem and Panis Angelicus by Cesar Franck.
The accompanist will be the distinguished concert pianist David Neil Jones.
Tickets are available at the door priced at £10 (under 18s free of charge).
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Gender-based violence (GBV) can take place anywhere, including at home, at school, within communities, in public institutions and at work. It is a form of discrimination that inhibits women's and girls' ability to enjoy their inherent rights and freedoms.
GBV can be defined as a structural problem that is deeply embedded in unequal power relationships between men and women and disproportionately affects women. Child, early or forced marriage, female genital mutilation, domestic violence, early and forced pregnancy are some examples of types of GBV that affect girls and women throughout their lives.
Different forms of gender-based violence affect women throughout their life and they include: physical violence, sexual violence, psychological or emotional violence, economic violence.
Unequal power relations: Gender-based violence is inflicted by abusers who believe that their sex or gender entitles them to use (or threaten to use) force or power over someone else with the intent to cause them harm or control their behaviour.
Low social status and value of women and girls (and people who do not conform to the gender binary)
Gender stereotypes and norms that justify violence
Because it is often condoned or perpetrated by governments as "normal".
Because gender-based violence stems from unequal power relations between women and girls and men and boys, Plan International Canada's programs transform gender relations by encouraging boys and girls and women and men to enjoy power with each other, rather than power over each other. Our thematic projects such as health* Training health providers on GBV response and referrals. , education* Gender responsive education sector plans; pedagogy and teacher training with focus on preventing and addressing GBV. , child protection* Training of police, judges and child protection service providers on GBV and mobilizing community child protection systems for the prevention and response to GBV. , humanitarian assistance* Provide psychosocial counselling and support for victims of GBV. , and advocacy work directly address GBV and focus on changing not just the social conditions in which women and girls live, but their social positions.
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Sonya is a horse-loving, country girl at heart, whose prince charming happened to be a city slicker from New York. While Michael didn't exactly ride into Sonya's life on a white stallion, he sure looked like a natural when he donned his cowboy boots for this gorgeous photo shoot! The couple chose to have their engagement session at the California ranch where they keep their horses and, while we love the lighting and the beautiful horses in this shoot, we especially love Sonya and Michael's natural chemistry. You can tell this couple loves to laugh together! Scroll down to see the gorgeous photos by Melissa Fuller Photography.
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The Society's Urban Photography Series includes guided photo tours of neighborhoods in each of the District's eight wards. The tour of Park View (Ward 1) was led by Kent Boese.
PICTURED: The man with the bike is deaf; he has lived in DC all his life, first in LeDroit Park and then Park View, outside Mohamed's Barber Shop, 3310 Georgia Avenue NW.
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St. Paul Saints pig Little Red Porkette has a new Prince outfit
A teeny-tiny baby piggy has a sassy new outfit.
We're, of course, talking about St. Paul Saints mascot Little Red Porkette and his Purple Rain-era blouse. The Prince-inspired pig rocked the shit outta his new Prince-inspired outfit Thursday at CHS Field in St. Paul.
Take a look at the photo. Notice how he's just a widdle guy. Drink in the fact he's sporting clothing, despite the fact he's a barnyard critter. Coo at the notion of a pig sipping from a bottle — LIKE A BABY WOULD! A human baby. Consider the nod to departed Minnesota pop icon Prince. The lace. The purple. The music. The legend.
Little Red Porkette got his Princely pun name earlier this month. The "Little Red Corvette" allusion emerged victorious from a (hog?) pile of more than 4,000 entries. Among the other choice cuts: Raspiggy Beret, Paisley Pork, and the Mascot Formerly Known as Swine.


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Tsheshepe Game Lodge
Vaalwater, South Africa
Tsheshepe Big Five Game Lodge- Welgevonden Game Reserve
Tsheshepe Big Five Game Lodge is located within the 75,000 acre Welgevonden Game Reserve, which is located about a two and a half hours drive north of Johannesburg. Tsheshepe is a private lodge offering an amazing wildlife viewing experience where you could see the endangered rhino, lion, leopard, hippo, elephant, cheetah, buffalo and the full range of smaller indigenous wildlife species such as impala, waterbuck, klipspringer, duiker, wildlebeest, warthogs etc.
Welgevonden is also a birdwatcher's paradise and the rich array of indigenous trees and flora make for wonderful game drives with stops for sundowners in the evening or coffee in the early morning. The Welgevonden terrain is very beautiful and everywhere you look there is evidence of its rich and ancient wilderness – from the majestic and mystical rock formations to fascinating San Bushmen cave art.
The entire lodge is booked out for one group at a time for their sole use, anywhere between 4 to 10 guests. This luxury lodge is fully staffed and operated as a five star safari facility for its owners and their guests. The lodge is managed by an experienced lodge manager and his team. The lodge staff will also service your rooms, cook for you, and handle your laundry as required.
Activities at Tsheshepe Safari Lodge focus on early morning, afternoon/evening game drives throughout the Welgevonden Game Reserve in a comfortable and specially converted open Landcruiser 4x4 vehicle, conducted by our experienced and knowledgeable safari guide. Midday is siesta time to enjoy the lodge's facilities and relax around the swimming pool.
The lodge has five bedrooms, each with an ensuite bathroom including indoor and outdoor showers and bath. All but two of the bedrooms are free standing made from natural stone and thatch. Two of the bedrooms are connected with their own private lounge and can be used by two couples or for parents with younger children who wish to have their kids closer by. The main area comprises of a lounge, dining room, bar area, and swimming pool.
Access: You can self drive from Johannesburg to Welgevonden Game Reserve's main park entrance, where you will be met by our manager. Your vehicle will be safely stored at the park entrance and from then onwards you will be travelling to the lodge and around the reserve on the lodge's specially converted open 4x4 game viewing Land Cruiser.
Professional transfers can be arranged from Johannesburg, at additional cost if preferred. For a larger group with a budget, a charter flight in and out of camps are also a possibility.
Although the Reserve has been regarded as in a malaria free area, there have recently been a few cases and suitable precautions should be taken.
Property Details
Estate with 1 level
5 bedrooms, 5 baths, 5000 square feet
King, King, King, Twin, and Twin
10 guests maximum
Nearest airport
Johannesburg. OR Tambo
Car, 3 hours
Property View
Facing a perennial stream 50ft from the main lodge with cliff behind, which houses a troop of about 30 baboons. Enjoy views of African wildlife during your safari adventures!
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PLEASE NOTE: Due to the nature and location of Tsheshepe, we offer the lodge on a fully catered and serviced basis and hence the additional costs as specified below:
2018 Fees: Minimum charge of 6 guests
6 - 7 guests - US$150 per person per night
8-10 guests - US$125 per person per night
The surcharge covers the cost of your game drives (two per day - morning and evening), plus three sumptuous meals per day, park and concession fees, local drinks (including alcoholic) and daily housekeeping.
Additional costs that will need to be settled at the lodge, in cash on departure are imported drinks or premier brands, staff gratuities and transfers to/from Welgevonden gate.. If you wish to bring your own drinks, no corkage fees will be charged. It is also important that all guests take out fully comprehensive personal travel insurance.
Access to the lodge is as follows:
1) Self drive - you can pick up a car rental at OR Tambo and drive to/from Welgevonden - it is around 3 hours driving time
2) Transfer - we can arrange for a private transfer vehicle to take and collect you from the Park gate, where you will be met by the lodge manager. Estimated cost is around US$500 per 7 seater vehicle each way (approximately 3 hours driving time)
3) Private charter flight - this is subject to the number of guests. However a Cessna Caravan (10 seater aircraft) with maximum baggage allowance of one bag at 20kg's works out to be around US$2300 per aircraft per pick up or drop off (45 minute flight)
Please note that the above costs are estimates only and are subject to change. Accurate costs can be quoted at time of reservation
Activities of Interest
- Equestrian
- Golf
- Hike
- Enjoy Wildlife viewing, safari Trips with Sundowners and Night drives
- Zebula Golf Course offers a superlative golfing experience on a Peter Matkovich designed golf course. Teeing off on this pristine 1 200-hectare bushveld estate is a considerable pleasure with its wildlife spectators, tranquility and vast open spaces.
- Campfires and barbeque in outdoor boma
- Kamotsogo Craft Art Kamotsogo - shop in Vaalwater If you're in Vaalwater looking for unusual handmade products made by locals
Places of Interest
- Visit Bela-Bela, a town in the Limpopo Province of South Africa. Deriving its name from the geothermic hot springs around which the town was built, it was formerly called Warmbaths,
- Explore Thabazimbi - an iron mining town in the Limpopo province of South Africa. The town is situated at the feet of the Ysterberg and is surrounded by the Witfonteinrand and Boshofberg with the majestic Kransberg in the background.
- Mabatlane/Vaalwater is a charming little village in the heart of the Waterberg area. It's a centre for surrounding agriculture and game reserves.
- Kamotsogo Craft Art Kamotsogo - If you're in Vaalwater looking for unusual handmade products made by locals
Amazing week at Tsheshepe!
Our family just returned from an amazing week at Tsheshepe! The lodge is beautiful and the staff so kind and attentive. Steven is a fantastic guide and he helped us see all the 'Big Five' during our week at the lodge. He is so knowledge and passionate about his work that he turley made our experience one we will never forget. We have been on safari in Kenya before, and were stunned at how lush and beautiful the Welgevonden game reserve is. The terrain is different all over the park and the morning and afternoon drives gave us a chance to see not only a wide assortment of animals but also many beautiful landscapes. Your game drives occur from 5:30 am - 10 am and 4pm - 8pm, so you do have a lot of free time during the day where you can relax, read, swim etc (you cannot walk the property though as it is within in park so animals can be anywhere on site!) Our trip was a great opportunity to travel together as a family, and we are so lucky we were able to experience Tsheshepe! "
Once in a Lifetime Experience
Report on Tsheshepe 13-20 Sep 2019 We had a wonderful 7 days at this Game Lodge within the huge Welgevonden Game Reserve. While the Lodge itself was everything we expected, in terms of location, design, fit-out and overall management, the memory magic comes from seeing the animals at close quarters in their natural environment. Of course everyone wants to see the "big five", but the extra wildlife is so extensive that each trip out with the wonderfully knowledgeable Guide Steve provided a mixture of all the animals. There was never a disappointing day. Lion, Cheetah, Rhino, Elephant, Giraffe, Zebra, Hippo, Wildebeeste, Buffalo, Warthog, Impala, Baboon,…the list is endless. Every visitor will be different and look for different things but the Lodge's 7 day/1 group policy allows plenty of individual planning for the daily tours, and enough room for the group to enjoy as much close company as they wish, while having their own individual free standing suites when they need them. The service and support from staff was excellent. A genuine "once in a lifetime" experience, and highly recommended. Adelle and Ken Alexander "
Wonderful Safari Experience!!
This was an epic trip for our family of 3 and some friends. We loved the experience at TSheshepe Lodge. The staff including the manager Steven were incredible. The food, the facilities and the experience were something we will never forget. This was a long planned trip and I can not say enough about this Game Preserve. If you ever have wanted to do a safari please come here. The sitings we experienced with Steven were beyond anything we could have expected. We enjoyed something different everyday with the game drives and the food experience with Livingstone. We were so sad to leave this amazing new set of friends we have made. Thank you Steve for putting this on 3rd Home for a trip we will never forget. Renee and Patrick Finn"
Tsheshepe Game Lodge - Trip of a lifetime!
It was amazing in every way. The lodge is beautiful, the staff incredible, and the safari outings left us in awe. Truly a trip of a lifetime. And the owner was incredibly gracious. I would give it a ten star if I could!"
Thank you so much to Steve the owner for organizing our stay at his traditional lodge within the Welgavonden game reserve and for the incredible staff who made it all happen once we got there. This was something very special and a true once in a lifetime experience. The reserve was excellent, with many sightings - zebra, rhino, giraffe, hippo, lions, cheetah, kodoo, warthog, elephants, baboon, monkey, wilder beast, eagle, wood pecker, kingfisher, crocodile, klip springer, otter, guinea fowl to name a few - we were blown away by it all and can highly recommend this journey."
An amazing trip!
The Tsheshepe Lodge was amazing! We had the best time. The scenery could not have been more picturesque. Seeing baboons, monkeys, and an elephant from the deck was a treat. The staff at the lodge was so accommodating. Livingston served delicious and always the prefect portioned meals. He even remembered that one of party was gluten free for the picnic. His smile and charm always warmed our hearts. Mama B and Annikie worked so diligently, catering to all our needs and wishes. We all enjoyed Mama B's exciting stories. Of course, Steven was the best! We saw elephants and lions up close and personal. His knowledge and professionalism exceeded our wildest expectations. We always felt safe and happy in Steven's care. It was a trip of a lifetime. "
Property Amenities
- Chef's Kitchen
- DVD Player
- Fireplace
- Gated Community
- Laundry Service
- Multiple TVs
- Outdoor Grill
- Outdoor Pool
- Satellite/Cable TV
- Staffed Guard Gate
- Wireless Internet
- Workout Facility


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Julia Vinograd, Berkeley poet known as the Bubble Lady, dies
Julia Vinograd, a Berkeley street poet more widely known as the Bubble Lady of Telegraph Avenue, died Wednesday in an Oakland hospital.
The author of 68 collections of verse, Vinograd had taken ill at her University Avenue apartment on Oct. 18, the day before she was to read from her final book, "Between the Cracks," at an event in San Francisco. She never made the reading and never made it out of the hospital. The cause of death was colon cancer, said Bruce Isaacson, her publisher and a longtime friend. She was 74.
"Julia's work was always accessible, always immediate, personal and deeply human," Isaacson said. "Her work portrayed the lives of average people. She was not one to mystify her readers."
Among the cast of Berkeley characters who made Sproul Plaza at UC Berkeley their main stage in the late 20th century, Vinograd was far and away the most pleasant. Unlike the Hate Man and the Polka Dot Man and the Naked Guy, Vinograd never offended anybody as she made her daily walk, simply drawing liquid out of a plastic bottle and blowing it gently into the air to drift away as bubbles.
You could set your watch to the arrival of the Bubble Lady in her standard costume of black-and-orange patchwork beret, flowing black robe-like garment, and striped socks that looked like the ones worn by the wicked witch in "The Wizard of Oz."
But her main sartorial feature was a corrective boot. Vinograd had polio as a child and limped her way along uncomplainingly with her bubbles. People always asked her "Why the Bubbles?," so she finally explained it in her poem, "Beside Myself: How I Became the Bubblelady."
She had been active in the uprising of 1969, but was not quite up to physical resistance. So she planned to blow bubbles in the park all night long in hopes that she would be arrested peacefully. It didn't work. The cops loved her for it, and it was bubbles from that night forward.
Julia Shalett Vinograd was born Dec. 11, 1943, in Berkeley, where her father, Jerome Vinograd, was a biochemist, and her mother, Sherna, taught English. They lived way up in the Berkeley hills until Julia was diagnosed with polio at age 5 or 6. Then the family moved to Pasadena, which was flat and easier on her. Her father became a professor at the California Institute of Technology.
Vinograd came to UC Berkeley as a freshman in 1962. After graduation, she earned her master of fine arts at the Iowa Writers' Workshop and came back to Berkeley to make her name as a poet.
Though she was qualified to teach, she refused. "She hated the idea of teaching," said her sister, Debbie Vinograd of Berkeley. "All she wanted to do was write poetry."
Vinograd always lived in the cheap residential hotels along Telegraph and University avenues. Her longest stay was at the Berkeley Inn, until it burned into a shell in the 1980s.
The day it was demolished, Vinograd was there with her bubbles, watching. It became a poem and the title of her book "Blues for the Berkeley Inn," published in 1991. After the Berkeley Inn was gone, Caffe Mediterraneum became her sanctuary, where she wrote daily and was also allowed to sell her books to other customers and passersby, until Caffe Med folded a few years ago.
At one point, her publisher Isaacson calculated that Vinograd had sold 150,000 books, hand to hand. Her collection "The Book of Jerusalem" won the American Book Award from the Before Columbus Foundation in 1985.
"A lot of her poems were about street people," said Isaacson, citing a favorite, "The Spare Changers Came From Outer Space."
Vinograd was always there when Telegraph Avenue needed her most. When Moe Moskowitz, the founder of Moe's Books, died in 1997, Vinograd was on the scene to recite a poem:
"I remember the continual cheerful grumble / That came out of Moe like cigar smoke / and of course the cigars / Freud said 'sometimes a cigar is just a cigar' / but not now."
The city of Berkeley did not then have a poet laureate, but on June 5, 2004, it issued Vinograd a lifetime achievement award as Berkeley's unofficial poet laureate.
About 10 years ago, Vinograd stopped with the bubbles when her hands developed a tremor and she could not form a proper bubble. But she could not stop writing poetry, even after writing a poem titled "I Hate Poetry": "the more poetry I hear / the more I hate it / and the more I write it. Here I am."
She is survived by her sister, Debbie Vinograd of Berkeley. Services are pending.
Sam Whiting is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Email: email@example.com Twitter: @SamWhitingSF Instagram: @sfchronicle_art


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Bobby Shmurdaâs âHot Niggaâ is becoming one of the most frequently used instrumental in the game these days. After hearing various freestyles from Juicy J, Problem, & Troy Ave, the latest artist to jump on the hard-hittinâ street cut is Chi-townâs own King Louie.
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UGB Blasted
Michael Amsler
Field of dreams: Sonoma County politicos and conservationists, including Christa Shaw of Greenbelt Alliance, held a press conference last week, branding a new Rohnert Park growth measure "a cynical attempt to confuse voters."
Chorus of critics assails proposed developer-friendly Rohnert Park urban growth boundary
By Paula Harris
WHILE THE DEBATE simmers about whether urban growth boundaries curb sprawl and allow a community to retain its charm, or whether UGBs unfairly hinder economic development by placing a blanket restriction over expansion, local voters could encounter three distinct growth-curbing measures on upcoming ballots.
In one of those instances, a new UGB has sparked allegations that Rohnert Park officials and local developers are teaming up to steamroll growth limits adopted two years ago. In 1996, Rohnert Park, Sebastopol, Healdsburg, and Santa Rosa gave the nod to UGBs, and voters countywide agreed to a measure that requires the county to respect municipal UGBs. The latter three cities adopted the first voter-approved, 20-year urban boundary initiatives in the United States; Rohnert Park's UGB was supposed to stand for four years.
Now that sprawling suburb is the first city in the nation to face what critics say is "a cynical" challenge to the law by development interests.
The newly proposed UGB that has found its way onto the June 2 ballot in Rohnert Park--Measure A--raised the hackles of some environmentalists. Greenbelt Alliance representatives claim that the new measure actually will repeal the earlier voter-approved UGB and contains a loophole that gives the City Council authority to expand the boundaries of the growth limit without voter approval.
Greenbelt Alliance's North Bay field director Christa Shaw, who works for the non-profit Bay Area conservation group that has spearheaded or supported every UGB measure in Northern California, warns that Measure A is a sham that ultimately will benefit big developers. "Other cities that have passed UGBs carefully constructed exceptions to make sure they could provide state-mandated low-income housing," she explains. "On the other hand, [because of a loophole in the resolution] Rohnert Park's City Council can expand the boundary without voter approval for any kind of housing. It's really misleading, and it gives people a blueprint on how to destroy every other UGB."
Others agree. "Other cities passed UGBs after a lot of public input. Here in Rohnert Park, the City Council majority is putting the cart before the horse," says Rohnert Park City Councilman Jake Mackenzie, one of the council minority that opposes Measure A and has formed a group called Citizens United for Urban Boundaries, or CURB.
"The real plan is to increase the population of Rohnert Park by 13,000 over the next 20 years, which would require about 5,000 more houses," he contends.
He recalls that the Rohnert Park council members who are pushing Measure A were adamantly against UGBs 18 months ago. "It's an amazing conversion to this religion," Mackenzie dryly observes. Rohnert Park City Councilman Armando Flores, who sponsored the ballot initiative, did not return calls for comment this week, but he has publicly stated that the measure is intended simply to encourage economic vitality and provide space for population growth.
This does not bode well, according to some community leaders and elected officials, who last month gathered to voice their concerns at the edge of a grassy Rohnert Park field, that is slated for development should Measure A pass. "Voters in Sonoma County have stated clearly and repeatedly that they want to control growth," said Leah Gold, chairperson of the Healdsburg Urban/Rural Boundaries Committee, as she gazed at the pastoral backdrop of undulating hills. "[Measure A] is a cynical attempt to confuse voters."
UGB INITIATIVES are riding a wave of popularity locally. In January, 72 percent of Windsor voters passed a 20-year growth measure, making it the largest such vote getter in the county to date. "Windsor was the fastest-growing community in the county," says Windsor City Councilwoman Lynn Morehouse. "Voters told us to slow down."
While Greenbelt Alliance's Shaw says it is still too new to show immediate impact, she is very optimistic about the Windsor measure. "The UGB will give Windsor room to grow, but not to jump over boundaries," she says.
This public acceptance of the county's first urban boundaries is inspiring conservationists to wage a continuing fight for slow growth. "This is a big deal," says Shaw. "It's why we're fighting Measure A. We demand high standards for UGBs. We'd like to think we'll get a real urban growth boundary measure on the ballot for Rohnert Park by November [if Measure A fails in June]. If Measure A passes, we'll still work to overturn it, but probably not in November."
Meanwhile, the trend is accelerating. With a new environmentally friendly city council majority, Petaluma--Sonoma County's second-largest city--is busy drafting a growth measure for the November ballot. Mark Green, director of the Sonoma County Conservation Action Committee, has been canvassing the sprawling riverfront city. He says the majority of Petalumans favor such a moratorium.
"Our field staff walked two thirds of the city and found an overwhelming support for UGBs," Green says. "The only negative feedback we got was that it should have happened a long time ago. [The idea of] urban growth boundaries is not difficult to communicate or get people to buy into."
The Cotati City Council may follow Petaluma's lead by placing a UGB measure on the November ballot. Cotati Mayor Richard Cullinen says the matter is under discussion (at press time, the council was scheduled to consider adopting the wording of the measure), noting that council members unanimously favor placing a UGB on the November ballot.
"If the council takes action and gets the necessary support from planning to draw this up, we could qualify for the November ballot," he says. "We've all longed for a strong UGB around the city of Cotati contingent on completion of the general plan."
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From the May 14-20, 1998 issue of the Sonoma County Independent.
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When you would want to know of someone else's location using your iPhone for so many reasons primarily to ensure the safety and be there for them if need to be, this can be done by so many methods when you are using the iPhone. This can be done with getting an app called find my friends and this available on the app store for your convenience and do as per the instructions.
If you have the latest iOS in place it would already be apart of the existing features of the iPhone. If the app doesn't seem on the main screen, you could always check in the extras folder and get the app and activate the share my location which is present in the settings.
How to track a cell phone location?
When you apply the Airdrop feature, it will enable others to discover you. So, how to track a cell phone location now to find the location that someone you are trying to find with the help of this app. If both the devices, that of yours and the someone you are tracking has the Airdrop feature turned on. Then select the person you want to track from the contact list and share indefinitely without needing a limit to be set.
The app will have a query for proceeding and you can confirm the same and the user can decide whether to go ahead or not. This way you could track the person in your contact list and know when they have arrived or left a particular location.
The other method is with the help of iPhone and the other being an iPhone too. When you go to settings of your phone and your credentials on apple for logging in. when this process is completed you could go to iCloud and use the option find my iPhone. Activating this feature will help you with the tracking of the other person which is done by the device using iOS.
It can also send information to the tracker even when the battery is low and about to get switched off while updating with the last location of the person you are tracking. As the data is collected and sent to from the site of the device.
Various ways to to track a cell phone location
The device allows the app find my iPhone stored on iTunes on the other device you are keeping track of. The best way to track a cell phone location without them knowing is using NEXSPY Software. For this, you may have to sign out the credentials that you have used to certify your apple id and log in with the user id and password that person uses. The map app will definitely list your phone and will send you the locations, but if switched off then it will only be able to send the last locations of the person.
The other way would be going to iCloud through any browser and using the apple id or password with the help of finding my iPhone app will help you track the person after the re-affirmation your password and it gives you an update of the device that is tracking.
This is all done with the help of iCloud services and you will be able to select the iPhone you want to track the person you want to. This gives the person the map for finding the exact location of the person, there are chances that the tracker will not be able to get live updates if the phone is said to be in motion. You will have to refresh each time to get the exact location each time.


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Manhattan Dental: Donald Burger, D.D.S. F.A.G.D.
Creating Beautiful Smiles
Manhattan Dental: Donald Burger, D.D.S. F.A.G.D.
For 31 years, Dr. Donald Burger has been providing exceptional dental care to Manhattan residents. His dental office specializes in a wide array of services, from routine exams and cosmetic dentistry to Invisalign® and teeth whitening. The staff at Manhattan Dental: Donald Burger, D.D.S. maintains the highest standards to bring you top-level oral health care.
Dr. Burger is a graduate of Tufts University and NYU's College of Dentistry and has received advanced training at the Seattle Institute and The Pankey Institute. Furthermore, Dr. Burger is an esteemed fellow of The Academy of General Dentistry and a member of several dentist societies and organizations. His expertise is highly regarded and an entire section of his website is devoted to answering patient questions.
Manhattan Dental provides a number of valuable services, such as cleanings, preventative examinations, restoration work, cosmetic dentistry procedures, and Invisalign (invisible braces). The dental practice is especially focused on the treatment of periodontal disease (gum disease). Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction, or TMJ, is a common under-diagnosed disorder that causes jaw pain, headaches, grinding teeth, and tinnitus (ringing in the ears). Dr. Burger is a comprehensive dentist with specific experience in treating this condition.
Dr. Burger and his team are committed to giving patients the best dental care in the city. They are focused on high ethical standards, education, prevention, and uncompromising safety. They are also invested in ongoing training to stay atop the latest trends and breakthroughs in dentistry.
Call (212) 873-5400 or visit the Manhattan Dental: Donald Burger, D.D.S. website to schedule your exam today. The dentist office site also has a wealth of helpful dental-related information, including articles and videos. At Manhattan Dental, they are dedicated to helping you create a beautiful smile.


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Archbishop Justin Welby has warned that Government officials know so little about religion that conservative evangelicals would be counted as extremists by their own definition.
The most senior cleric of the Church of English said the Government can see no difference between Muslim extremists and traditionalist Christians so both groups are dismissed as "a bit bonkers".
His comments came in an address to head teachers of Church of England school in the Anglican Diocese of Bath and Wells.
The Telegraph quoted Archbishop Welby as saying: "Our Government generally is desperately trying to catch up, to understand a world in which they have no grip on what it is to be religious at all; where religious illiteracy is prevalent and extremely destructive of understanding and where they can't see really the difference between an extremist Muslim group like the Muslim Brotherhood and a sort of conservative evangelical group in a Church of England church."
He went on to highlight the rise of religiously motivated violence, which he said is reaching levels not seen since the aftermath of the Reformation.
Archbishop Welby went on to suggest that most Government workers lack "religious literacy".
He added: "It's fine to reject and condemn many of the things done in the name of religion but you still need to understand what it is that can so catch hold of someone that they think life itself is not worth living if that contradicts what they believe."
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The barely-there grey of the Palm in Dove is so pearlesque it might almost be white. The look is matte, which keeps it simple and subtle, whilst the mesh strips ensure you get light in the room as well as all the privacy you need.
Use the Dove to offset a bold feature wall, perhaps one painted in a deep plum purple or vivid grass green, or one covered in a vividly patterned wallpaper. Include plenty of other white tones in the room for added balance.


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When you feel well, you work well!
A lot of companies attempt to build their offices with their workers' best interests in mind. They keep a full stock of snacks, let their team members hit the gym at lunch or take other regenerative breaks, and conduct weekly pump-up team meetings to encourage everyone to continue their hard work.
But there is one thing a lot of employers accidentally neglect: comfort
Now, don't get us wrong. Employers don't want their workers feeling too comfortable. No one wants to waste profitability on a daily afternoon siesta. But good ergonomics are crucial to keep your workers productive and feeling their best as they spend time in the office. Here are some improvements that will make your workplace a more comfortable and physically enjoyable place to be:
1. Monitor arms
We've all been there. You got the job. You're so excited! You strut into your new office, get assigned a desk, and take a seat. And then you notice that your monitor is all wrong. It's the wrong height, the wrong distance from you, and it's uncomfortable to look at. You're straining your neck to see the screen as you perform your work. And neck strain, especially over the course of a day, is worse than you think.
For example, according to Harvard Health Publications, "Researchers determined that holding a tablet computer too low in your lap can force these vertebrae and the muscles in your neck to bend forward too much, causing strain and even injuries to muscles, nerves, tendons, ligaments, and spinal discs." And the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons advises placing a monitor "With the top of the viewing screen at eye level so you can see it clearly without looking up" to avoid "eye strain, neck pain and shoulder fatigue."
A simple solution is a sturdy monitor arm which allows you to move your monitor or tablet where it needs to be. It's a great way to prevent strain and relieve any pain associated with using a low, high, or oddly-angled screen.
2. Laptop tray and tablet holder
Similarly, laptops and tablets can be tricky in the workplace because they require users to stretch and strain their neck and back in uncomfortable ways for numerous hours. That's where a laptop tray or tablet holder comes in, propping up the device to a convenient height. You'll reduce strain and make the workday a heck of a lot more enjoyable.
Additionally, a tablet holder can be a useful tool during meetings and presentations, allowing the user to easily access the tablet while focusing on printed materials.
3. Keyboard support
Carpal tunnel, arthritis, and other wrist and hand issues are common among the population, and can be especially problematic among computer users. Ergonomic keyboard support can be a useful tool to combat these conditions, as it develops proper and safe typing habits while using a computer.
A well-designed keyboard system brings your work closer to you to promote a healthy posture. When used properly, trays will help encourage neutral postures of the shoulders, arms, and wrists. These ergonomic wonders can be quite the life-saver, if you ask us.
No matter what type of ergonomic workplace accessories you're looking for, Compass Office Solutions has just what you need. Give us a call at 954.430.4590 or contact us through our online form today!


text: Last December, I lost my voice. Totally. I was unable to sing or speak, other than the tiniest strangled squeak. I hadn't had any signs of a cold or virus, and the only warning that I had was a slight sensation of what I can only describe as "splitting" of my voice when singing some … Continue reading When Your Voice Stops Working – My Story