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The Brú na Bóinne Visitor Centre is the access point for guided tours of Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth—Ireland's world-famous Neolithic monuments in County Meath. All admissions are processed through the visitor centre, which also features exhibitions.
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County Meath is known as the Royal County and derives its name from the Second Century AD as a territory for the High Kings.
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Dowth is an ancient passage tomb that is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Bru Na Boinne Megalithic Cemetery. It is located in County Meath, near Drogheda. About 5,000 years old, Dowth had two burial chambers and a ritual basin.
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Dalys Inn boasts a traditional Irish Bar and a one hundred seater Restaurant with a full a la carte menu. Situated just one mile from Newgrange, one mile from the Battle of the Boyne site and beside the the historic walled town of Drogheda.
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The Co. Meath One Day Tour. Leaving Dublin on the M1 northbound, take the exit for Duleek ( just south of the town of Drogheda ) and then on to Donore and the site of Brú Na Bóinne, Newgrange ( approx. 10kms from Drogheda ).
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Enjoy a fun and affordable day at Red Mountain Open Farm which is set in the open countryside of the Boyne Valley near the village of Donore, and not far from the entrance of the Newgrange Interpretive Centre, in County Mayo.
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HealthSmart fitness retreats are located in the beautiful and historic surrounds of Newgrange, Co Meath. The camps focus on the 3 pillars of health, exercise, nutrition and a positive mindset, helping you to kick start a healthier lifestyle
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His duty, her dreams, undone by their desire…
In the male-dominated oil industry, executive Olivia McInnes plays a careful game – she's cold, uncompromising, and ambitious as hell. Once she seals the deal to drill in the clear waters of Saqat, she'll finally prove herself worthy to take the reins of her father's oil company. Her only obstacle is marine biologist – and Saqat's royal heir – Sheikh Khaled Ibm Saqat al Mayim, who's determined to protect both his people and his country from environmental devastation…
It's not long before Olivia's icy cool exterior is shattered by the intelligent and wickedly hot sheikh, and business is surpassed by sweet, stolen pleasures. But outside the bedroom, there's reality to be faced. Soon Khaled must return to his obligations – and his betrothed – in Saqat.
Caught between duty and ambition, can an oil tycoon and a sexy sheikh find room for love… or will this business deal spell disaster for them both?
I wanted to read The Oil Tycoon and Her Sexy Sheikh because I was curious to see how the conflict between the characters would be portrayed. Olivia is an executive at a successful oil company, and in order to ensure that she will take her father's place when he retires, she needs to land the contract to drill for oil in the waters off of Saqat. Khaled is next in line to rule the country, but he is also a marine biologist. He has studied the long term effects of oil spills on marine life, and what he has learned is discouraging. It takes far longer than originally thought for the aquatic ecosystem to recover from the devastating consequences of a spill, and he is reluctant to allow any corporation to set up shop in his coastal waters. He doesn't believe that safety precautions go far enough, and he thinks that the cleanup efforts outlined in the contract are also lacking. But tempering his reluctance to open up Saqat to oil investors is the need to alleviate the poverty of his people. The money from oil production would help bring education and improvements in medical care, and it is very difficult for him to turn that down. I enjoyed this conflict between these two driven people. Olivia is gung-ho to prove herself to the naysayers at her father's company, and Khaled wants what's best for both his country and his people. This puts them at odds with each other, and it is a heavy weight on Khaled's shoulders. Does he allow these foreigners into the pristine waters, when there is a potential that they will bring ruin to the fragile ecosystem?
While I found the business negotiations interesting, I was not convinced about the romantic conflict between Khaled and Olivia. They are instantly attracted to each other, but because Khaled is next in line to inherit the throne, he tries to put the brakes on their budding relationship. It just can't work out for them, because he has a duty to his people. Their relationship can't go anywhere, because he is expected to marry a quiet, respectable Muslim girl from Saqat, and Olivia just doesn't fit into the mold he has imagined his future wife must fit into. I didn't buy into this conflict because the only person who had a problem with them being a couple was Khaled. Once Olivia arrived in his country, almost everyone was open and friendly with her. Everyone seemed to accept her. There was no opposition to her being in the palace, other than the opposition that Khaled brought into their relationship, so I didn't feel that there was a sense of tension or suspense about their romance. I was a little dismayed that it took Khaled so long to question his own concerns, because he is certainly smarter than that, and as a scientist, it should have been in his nature to re-evaluate his conclusions.
Despite that complaint, I found The Oil Tycoon and Her Sexy Sheikh a quick, satisfying read. I gobbled this one up, was annoyed by Olivia's distant, clueless father, and cheered her on as she sought to find a purpose in life beyond the one she had envisioned for herself. Olivia, like Khaled, put pressure on herself to be something that she thought other people expected of her. She wanted to succeed in her father's business so much because she sought his approval, something that she never felt he had given to her. Until she meet Khaled and traveled to Saqat, she never questioned her life goals. Once she met him, though, she was forced to admit that maybe the career path she was pursuing wasn't really the one she wanted. The final resolution ties up all of the loose ends, and finds happiness and a new purpose for both protagonists and the citizens of Saqat.
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Darksiders 4-Years Later Review
At the end of days, it is said four riders will come as harbingers of the destruction, but what if only one were to arrive and not at the appointed time? Summoned to Earth where the war between Heaven and Hell is raging, War, Horseman of the Apocalypse, fights the forces before him and is struck down. Brought before his masters, he must answer for the destruction of humanity and strikes a bargain with them. Instead of killing him, let him return to Earth to seek out those who broke the law and brought about the Apocalypse before its time. Either he will prove his innocence, or be killed in his weakened state.
This is the premise behind Darksiders, an action-adventure game that gives players control of War on his quest of vengeance. This will take you through a ruined Earth where demons reign, angels are hunted, and humans are extinct. Armed with your blade, Chaoseater, you will hunt down those responsible for what has transpired and grow in power to match the Destroyer.
Considering you are playing as a personification of War, it should not be surprising that this game received an M rating for Blood and Gore, and Violence. It also contains some suggestive material, specifically the somewhat revealing outfits of the female demonic enemies. If this content is not appropriate for you, then chances are this review is not either, as the media it contains has not been censored.
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Looking through the comments left by Stein's followers is even more depressing. It's a master class in clueless privilege and smug (and unwarranted) superiority:
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These are people that have no concept of what is happening to marginalized groups all across the country. After all, it doesn't affect them personally so how bad can it be? It must be so nice to throw spitballs at the Democrats from the safety of your upper middle class white suburb, far from the rapidly growing nightmare immigrants, Muslims and blacks are facing. Seriously, fuck every one of these spoiled brats.
By way of contrast, looking at Bernie Sanders' Twitter profiles reveals someone that is very concerned about the damage Republicans are wreaking on the American people. I'm no fan of Bernie and I think he expends a little too much effort undermining the Democratic Party at the wrong time but there's no question of who he considers the largest threat to progressive values in this country (Hint: it's not Hillary Clinton):
Senator Pat Toomey, we are here to say, "This is a barbaric and immoral piece of legislation. Vote NO!" https://t.co/OM7IqMqGvj
— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) June 24, 2017
Let us be clear and this is not trying to be overly dramatic: Thousands of people will die if the Republican health care bill becomes law.
— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) June 23, 2017
We are not going back to the days when being a woman was considered a pre-existing condition.
— Bernie Sanders (@SenSanders)
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That's what the social media profile of an actual progressive looks like. Sanders is railing against the party trying to murder tens of thousands of people every year so the rich can have even more money. Meanwhile, Stein's profiles are more interested in promoting Stein and waging war on the Democratic Party. She's far too busy complaining about how Democrats aren't really progressive to actually advance a progressive agenda in the real world.
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Inter-group empathy is not only important in online contexts, but it is also important for all levels of education, from K-12 until higher education in face to face settings. To help students feel empathy towards others who belong to different groups, Gottlieb (2014) suggested that parents and teachers play a huge part in this process. Allowing children to role play, play games, sing songs, interview their peers, have group discussions, experience hands-on projects, or any other type of active learning helps these students to feel like they belong to the same group where cooperation and justice are predominant.
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Bias creates divisions within societies and amongst different groups from different backgrounds. Education is one of the most important tools that will help people learn tolerance, understanding, and forgiveness. Our world is filled with conflicts that are often the result of misunderstandings and ignorance of other cultures and groups. This brings into the limelight the importance of intergroup empathy to allow people from every walk of life to come together. For this reason, it is imperative that schools build this critical issue in their curricula.
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With that in mind, let's take a closer look at some of the seed, early and late-stage startups that raised last quarter.
One startup that picked up funding in Q1 2018 was seed-stage private student loan startup
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"Students pursuing education for highly specialized and skills-based jobs offer solid ROI, not only for their own employment prospects, but also from a lending perspective," said Keaveney in Meritize's
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Branch was founded in 2015 by Matthew Flannery, co-founder and former CEO of microloan startup Kiva, and Daniel Jung. The startup aims to provide individuals in emerging markets with lines of credit through its branchless mobile banking product.
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Cozy, Warm & Inviting Homes: Best of 2010
At the end of the day--literally--a home must be a home; a retreat from the world, an oasis of comfort and calm. A place to read, to eat and to relax. Cozy homes have been a big part of Apartment Therapy in 2010, perhaps as a reaction to the lingering recession or perhaps as an antidote to the stark mid-century modern aesthetic that has dominated interior design for the past decade.
Whatever the reason, we seem to be gravitating toward coziness. But cozy does not preclude style. In many of these rooms, cozy finds its place alongside glamour, elegance and, yes, even minimalism.
• 1 Cozy Rooms to Warm You Up: Inspiration From Apartment Therapy House Tours
• 2 Cozy Cottage Inspiration: Winter Warmth
• 3 Dreamy Beds: Warm, Cozy & Irresistible
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911 50th Anniversary
Three digits. Nothing more than a logo. And yet it represents a legendary Sports Car concept.Today's 911 still has many stories to tell. Of heroic race victories. Of a design that has become iconic.Of countless childhood dreams. And of a timeless idea. The 911. Tradition Future. Since 1963.


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Ubuntu's notify-osd is just a fancier (read: supports transparency) implementation of the libnotify/notification daemon framework, which according to the release history was at version 0.3.4 in February 2006 (http://www.galago-project.org/news/index.php). I'm having a hard time figuring out when Growl was first released... but a few different news items lead me to believe 2005. I think they are both copies (perhaps improvements upon) of the windows bubble notifications, anyhow.
The point is Growl is not an innovation either.
As for the lack configurability, if its even true, then it's a shortcoming of Ubuntu's implementation in notify-osd, not the libnotify framework. For example, the implementation in the Awesome window manager is very customizable. It's also very powerful. For example, with a couple lines of scripting I can set it up to monitor any file (since this is unix, that means anything happening at all) on my system (e.g. a log file) and print any new lines to the notification system.


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Torts will not be our coach. If that goofy little hamsterfaced smugfuck is our coach this season I will personally drive CFP to the ferry.
I've always eaten them from a juicy pie, but they were never my own, so I can't help you with any recipes.Eddy Punch Clock wrote:If he does I will join you on the dark side.RoyalDude wrote:I got a sneaking suspicion the Players Agent is gonna hire Torts.
From that day forward I will also refer to him as the Players Agent..... and any past questionable moves he's made that I'm currently giving him the benefit of the doubt on will now forever be filed under FAIL.
Also, if Gillis hires Torts, I will eat my own pubes like that Flames fan..... even given what HW has said.


text: http://www.charlotte.com/mld/observer/16701880.htmUNC Charlotte could surge to nearly 35,000 students in little more than a decade, a growth spurt that would lead to a radically different school.By 2020, some of those students could be studying medicine and law. Others could board light rail to study at the new Center City campus. Still more could take classes online or at satellite sites in nearby counties.But will the university be ready -- or will a lack of resources hurt UNCC's ability to grow?That is a question facing Chancellor Phil Dubois and the board of trustees as they begin discussing a long-range enrollment study this morning.Officials stress that the enrollment figure -- about a 67 percent increase over the current size -- isn't a firm goal. It's the number that data suggest may want to attend the school in the heart of a growing metropolitan area.Further studies will tell how many students, faculty and staff the school should handle and what new facilities and personnel will be needed.4 Big QuestionsContinued from 1BWho will get in?Last fall, UNC Charlotte had 21,519 students. But as the region grows, so will the school -- by as much as 13,000 students by 2020. The enrollment report says 25 percent of the students should be in graduate school, up from 21 percent.Lawmakers recently asked the University of Texas at San Antonio to raise admission standards to help curb enrollment. UNCC leaders worry about letting the freshmen class get too big, but fear too-stringent admission rules could turn too many away.What will they study?UNCC has added more graduate programs in recent years. But a larger student body and a push to add graduate students could mean programs in public health, medicine and law.Leaders will keep an eye on a UNC Chapel Hill and Carolinas Healthcare System study of the possibility of teaching third- and fourth-year medical residents in Charlotte. Should Chapel Hill later want to expand the program, UNCC leaders say it might make sense for them to offer the courses.More campuses?Students will increasingly study away from the main campus.About 95.6 percent of students now take classes there, with the rest enrolled in courses on the Web, uptown or in other distance-education programs. The school will open a Center City building in 2010.Campus space remains at a premium despite a recent construction boom. There are 4,417 beds, enough for 20.5 percent of enrollment.The current master plan calls for 30 percent of students living on campus, which would mean about 6,000 more beds by 2020.Who pays?Ideally, more state money will cover the costs of new students and programs and put less pressure on tuition.Though UNCC is the state's fourth-largest university, it ranks near the bottom in state money per student.Tuition has risen 107 percent for in-state undergrads since 2000.On the facilities side, a new state bond proposal could speed up campus construction, as it did in 2000. The school also has asked students to pay for many nonacademic buildings, like housing and a new Student Union.4 Big Questions | 3BSome of the issues UNCC must consider: Who will get in? What will they study? More campuses? Who pays?


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My dad has been told he has a blood clot at the back of his head. hes very scared and not sure what the doctors will do in hospital. can you give me some advice on how they might depose of the clot
While it is hard to give specific advice, generally blood thinners are used to stop the formation of blood clots. The body itself will slowly dissolve the clots in most cases over time. If you have any more specific questions I would encourage you to talk to your father's physician.Best wishes.
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The Hudson Valley will continue to enjoy temperatures that are more like spring than winter this week, with daytime highs in the 40s and 50s each day.
But that trend will not linger through the start of spring on March 20, according to AccuWeather.com.
Spring will start off on a wet note for the area as rain and snow will fall through mid-March in most of the Northeast, holding back temperatures.
"As far as a significant warmup goes in the Northeast, I think you have to hold off until late April and May," said AccuWeather Lead Long-Range Forecaster Paul Pastelok.
Nevertheless, according to Pastelok, the warmup should arrive faster than in the past couple of years.
Wintry conditions will return across the area in March with rain and snow frequenting the region, AccuWeather said.
But there's no snow in sight for this week.
Presidents Day will be sunny with a high around 50.
Temperatures will dip Tuesday with a high in the low 40s under mostly sunny skies.
Wednesday will once again be mostly sunny and warmer, with a high in the upper 50s.
Record-setting high temperatures are possible throughout the area Thursday as the temperature soars to between 66 and 68 degrees under partly sunny skies.
There will be a chance of showers after noon Friday with a high in the mid-50s.
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New Haven, Conn. - The Yale women's tennis team returned to match play this Saturday, easily returning to competition after an almost two-month hiatus from matches. The Bulldogs hosted the Boston College Eagles at the Cullman-Heyman Tennis Center, breezing by their opponents with a 6-1 victory.
Victoria Brook led the Bulldogs at No. 1 singles, overcoming a 7-5 deficit in the first set to clinch a win against Boston College's Alex Kelleher. At No. 2 singles, No. 65 sophomore Elizabeth Epstein took on Veronica Corning, dropping only two games in the match. Blair Seideman, Stephanie Kent, and Annie Sullivan also posted successful results today, at No. 3, No. 4, and No. 6 singles, respectively. Stevi Petrelli was forced to retire due to an injury at No. 5, after tieing up the third set at 3-3.
The Bulldog's doubles teams also posted strong scores, winning all three matches. Brook and Lindsay Clark won at No. 1 doubles by a 9-8 (1) score. Teams Annie Sullivan and Stephanie Kent at No. 2, and Elizabeth Epstein and Stevi Petrelli at No. 3 both defeated their opponents by 8-5 scores.
The Bulldogs look next to Boston University, who they are scheduled to play on Saturday.
"It was great to start off our spring season today on such a positive note, and the win will give us confidence moving forward. We all came together as a team after a long break, and are definitely ready for our match tomorrow," says Epstein.
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When it's good, Friends With Benefits is quite good - especially as it skewers rom-com clichés.
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I'm not exactly sure this is a situation that a lot of people are going to identify with. More to the point, it gives the movie a faulty design. Dylan and Jamie sleep together and get along famously. Where's the dramatic motor?
Goes a long way in bringing sexy back to a soggy genre, benefiting greatly from the presence of its likable leads.
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Lots of sexual content in formulaic but sweet romcom.
What Parents Need to Know
Parents need to know that this R-rated romcom stars Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis as adult friends who decide to make their relationship sexual with no commitments (hence the "benefits" of the title). Consequently, there's plenty of frank, direct sexual talk and content, with partial nudity, simulated sex acts, innuendoes, and free-wheeling discussions about sexual preferences and relationships. There's also social drinking and swearing (including "s--t" and "f--k"). It's adult fare, but it does ultimately have positive messages about true love.
Messages: Amid the sexual content, the message is that true love wins out, and that's always heartwarming and uplifting. But the movie makes a big deal about how romantic comedies raise unusual expectations about love ... and ends up doing the same thing itself.
Role models: Both Jamie and Dylan have good hearts and are actually supportive of each other. Jamie's mother isn't always mindful of her daughter's needs, but there's no malice, and Jamie is forgiving to her. Dylan, though pained by his father's Alzheimer's, is kind and solicitous.
Violence: Not applicable
Sex: You name it, they depict it (though there are no full-frontal shots or total nudity): Oral sex, intercourse (in many different positions and places), etc. There's plenty of raunchy talk, too, about both straight and gay sex, as well as open discussions about which acts are pleasurable and which aren't.
Language: Frequent (if not relentless) use of everything from "f--k" and "s--t" to "damn," "a--hole," "goddamn," "d--k," "p---y," and "c--k," though not a relentless amount of usage.
Consumerism: Some labels/brands, especially GQ magazine, which is name-checked a few times. Some placement of Sony products, including a Vaio laptop and an Ericsson phone; T-Mobile is mentioned.
Drinking, drugs and smoking: Social drinking at parties and in bars and restaurants.
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Opener Kieran Powell followed his hundred with a solid fifty as the West Indies reached 124-1 at tea on the fourth day of the first Test against Bangladesh in Dhaka on Friday.
The 22-year-old right-handed batsman was unbeaten on 56 and with him Darren Bravo was batting on 42 as the visitors now lead by 95 runs with a draw the most likely result on an unhelpful pitch for bowlers at Shere Bangla stadium.
Bangladesh made 556 runs in their first innings to take a slender 29-run lead over the West Indies first knock of 527-4 declared.
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Sensing Bangladesh would fell short of the West Indian total, Nasir took the attack to himself by adding 61 for the ninth wicket with Shahadat Hossain (13) and during the stand also took his team into the lead.
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The newly anointed Cultural Capitals of Europe for 2009 are Linz, Austria, and Vilnius, Lithuania, both a bit off the continent's prime tourist paths.
Separated by the Czech Republic and Poland, these central and northern European cities are near enough to each other to afford travelers a double treat. Both cities make for charming discoveries, especially in a year in which they are staging exceptional events.
Nearly any day you happen into the old towns of Linz or Vilnius this year, the streets will be given over to celebrations and special events as cultural capitals. This honor has been passed from city to city across Europe each year since 1985. Last year it was Liverpool, England, and Stavanger, Norway; now it's Linz's and Vilnius' turn to show off.
West of Vienna and straddling the banks of the Danube, Linz is small enough to have retained its picturesque neighborhoods but big enough to have maintained cultural charms dating to the Middle Ages. Linz's cultural heritage once drew the likes of composer Anton Bruckner and astronomer Johannes Kepler, but today Linz is best known for its devotion to culture of a very modern bent, especially with cutting-edge electronic media. What's been dubbed the Culture Mile stretches along the Danube, linking the venerable Brucknerhaus concert hall to the flashy new Ars Electronica Center on the north bank.
Linz inaugurated its cultural reign on New Year's Eve with an explosion of fireworks on the Danube, dubbed the Rocket Symphony. Then the bars and clubs of Linz threw open their doors for an all-night party. New Year's Day then saw the official opening concert, the world premiere of Philip Glass' latest symphony in the Great Concert Hall. The next day, Jan. 2, the Lentos Kunstmuseum on the Ernst-Koref-Promenade hosted the Best of Austria, a gathering of 100 top artworks on loan from across Austria, a collection that re- mains on view through May 10.
Jan. 2 also marked the inauguration of new floor space to the Ars Electronic Center, which has become the mecca of electronic art and media in Europe. The Ars Electronic Center is highlighting a major theme of the Linz 2009 program: the celebration of the city's 12 neighborhoods. Throughout the year there will be a movable feast of neighborhood celebrations, each neighborhood showcasing its art, music, architecture and cuisine in monthly succession.
In May, for example, the neighborhood spotlight will be on Linz-Mitte, an immigrant section where residents of Middle Eastern, Indian, African, Turkish and Balkan origins now live. A dozen local guides will be on hand to take visitors on a walking tour.
For tourists at any time of year, the place to start is Linz's main square, the Hauptplatz, location of the Linz09 InfoCenter, which is not easy to overlook. It's the new building with the checkerboard facade. The InfoCenter is the place to reserve tours, hotels and tickets, as well as to find what's coming up next (phone 0732-7070-2009).
In the Cultural Year, there always is plenty coming up. From Feb. 6 to April 26, for example, the Nordico-Museum will be "Doing Magic." Illusionists, hypnotists, occultists, fortunetellers and magicians have played the music halls and roadsides of Linz since the 18th Century, and many of their gadgets, magical apparatuses and automatons will be on display here.
From March 2 to June 30, the Landesgalerie Linz (Art Galley of Linz) will be dedicated to the works of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. A more somber display is slated to occupy the Schlossmuseum (Castle Museum) through March 22. Titled "The Cultural Capital of the Fuhrer," the collection reflects on the everyday life of Linz under the Nazis, 1938-1945, and shows how German dictator Adolf Hitler dreamed of making Linz into the main cultural center of the Third Reich. It was in Linz that Hitler spent his early school days.
In the end, Linz and its Nazi steelworks were heavily bombed during World War II, and the new Cultural Capital that has risen from the ashes has an altogether different look. Even the Castle of Linz itself (Linzer Schloss) has taken wing--or rather, added a new wing that affords visitors an expansive view of the city.
Late spring brings four widely varied events to Linz. The annual Crossing Europe Film Festival will run 150 films in local theaters April 20-26, mainly flicks by young, unconventional European directors. Then comes May Day, the first of May, the streets reverberate with marching bands making a three-day procession to Postlingberg, the peak in northern Linz.
This event is called simply Parade, and the bands, whose members will pitch their tents along the way, feature not only brass instruments from Zanzibar and Iran but alphorns from Switzerland, balaphones from West Africa and duxianqins from China. For some, this long parade will be merely a warm-up for the Linz-Danube Marathon on May 17. For others, it will be a tune-up for Linzfest09, a May 30-June 9 party in the Donaupark on the Danube with music, cabaret, art and food. Artists from former European Capitals of Culture will be on hand.
Linzfest heralds summertime, as festivals come fast and furious. July 23-25 will usher in Pflasterspektakel, a no-holds-barred street art festival in the inner city with samba groups, jugglers, actors, acrobats and fire-eaters. July 27-Sept. 2 will encompass Theaterlust 2, with performances of Kuttiyatam theater from India as well as contemporary expressions from Africa, Asia and Europe. Theaterlust 2 will include performances in Linz's parks and gardens, ample stages given that 60 percent of the city consists of green space.
For special events in autumn, head indoors. The Sept. 3-8 Ars Electronica Festival, now in its 30th edition, is the fall headliner. This year's special edition will focus on the future, and it will do so with performances and workshops in its newly enlarged facility known as the Museum of the Future.
The electronic music and media festival will be followed by another keystone in the Linz cultural calendar, the annual Brucknerfest. The opening concert on Sept. 13 is Josef Haydn's "The Creation," which will be enhanced by an "open-air opticalacoustic" performance. The chief venue for Brucknerfest is Brucknerhaus, one of Europe's premier concert halls. This year's performers will include the Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra and the Wiener Philharmoniker with Zubin Mehta. Linz has long been associated with Europe's supreme classical composers. Mozart's house in Linz, a stalwart tourist attraction, is where he wrote his Symphony No. 36, now known as the Linz Symphony.
A Sept. 20 concert at the Landestheater returns Linz's wide-ranging musical focus to the modern age with a piece titled "Kepler" by Philip Glass. Later events continue to stretch the acoustic spectrum. On Austria's National Day, Oct. 26, the Vienna Philharmonic pays a special call to Brucknerhaus to perform Beethoven's Symphony No. 3, while from Nov. 11-21 masters from all over Europe will play and spar as they honor an altogether different type of performance in a program titled "A Proper Punch-and- Judy Show."
On whatever date one visits Linz, there will be neighborhood celebrations and special Cultural Year events. Each and every evening at 6, Tower Music will ring out over the city as trumpets sound from parish church towers, harkening back to older traditions. Every Sunday at Stadtpfarrkirche on Pfarrplatz, music students will perform one of the clarion trumpet duets by Romanus Weichlein, Linz's best known baroque composer. On any day of the week in 2009, one can visit the Kepler Salon and converse with astronomers and physicists. This salon is in the house at 5 Rathausgasse, where Johannes Kepler resided from 1612 to 1627.
For a break from the festivities anytime from May to September, visitors can climb aboard the world's steepest adhesion railway (the most common type of railway) in Hauptplatz and ascend to the peak of the Linz's "sacred mountain," Postlingberg (elevation 1,761 feet). This promontory has been a longtime Linzer favorite for family outings. Today it is the site of a pilgrimage church (Gottenbahn) from the Baroque era that affords stupendous vistas of Linz and Upper Austria.
For those drowning in the sounds of Linz, the Hermit in the Tower program offers the ultimate antidote. During 2009, volunteers can take a vow of silence and live in the steeple of St. Mary's church for a week at a time. The hermitage contains a bed, table and chair. There are no computers or mobile phones, but there is a diary that will pass from hermit to hermit for the year. Should all else fail, take refuge in the elegant shops in the side lanes off Landstrasse, Linz's main street, or simply tuck away in a comfortable cafe for a slice of Linzer Torte, a local seducer for three centuries.
Sharing the throne as Cultural Capital in 2009, Vilnius has served as Lithuania's political capital since 1323. More recently it was occupied by Germany and then the Soviet Union, until Lithuania regained full independence in 1991. Today the city most often is visited for its extensive Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site surrounding the ruins of a 14th Century castle. With more than 20 Eastern Baroque churches still standing, Old Town Vilnius is Europe's largest baroque town. Even so, Vilnius also boasts the world's first statue of American musician Frank Zappa, and its most famous son, at least to modern moviegoers, is the man-eating serial killer Hannibal Lecter.
Given Vilnius' independent character and wide-ranging assortment of cultural icons, one would expect the city to have fun and raise a few eyebrows while co-ruling Europe's cultural realm in 2009. Indeed, the New Year's kickoff did break a few barriers, with Gert Hof orchestrating a light show, and a spectacle titled @hofman(underscore)Spragtukas delivering a thoroughly contemporary version of "The Nutcracker."
The facade of the Vilnius Palace of Concerts and Sports was transformed into a multilevel glazed wall, musical performances were broadcast onto huge screens installed in Cathedral Square, and at midnight along the banks of the Neris River 60 spotlights, 10 laser cannons and other assorted devices fired a dome of light "visible from outer space."
In the coming months, Vilnius will offer some 3 million visitors their pick of 900 events, 600 of which are free. A number of the top events are classical in flavor. Winners of the annual Herbert von Karajan Competition, for example, are slated to perform at the Vilnius Congress Hall in January through May, with former winner Gintaras Rinkevicius conducting the opening and closing concerts. An Homage to Jascha Heifetz Jan. 9-13 at the Lithuanian National Philharmonic Concert Hall puts competing violinists to the test and closes with a concert by violin virtuoso Gidon Kremer. The London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Valery Gergiev, plays May 14, and the Sacred Music Festival runs from May to the end of 2009 in the churches of Vilnius, where the sounds cover a wide spectrum, from Corsican and Tartar folk songs to a Scarlatti oratorio for St. Casimir, Lithuania's patron saint. The church that bears St. Casimir's name was built 1604-1615, the oldest of Vilnius' Baroque masterpieces.
Romantic and experimental as well as Baroque opera will get a hearing at the Opera and Ballet Theater during the June 9-July 4 Vilnius Opera Festival, but not all the music in Vilnius during 2009 will be so traditional. Downtown squares and parks will reverberate with funkier sounds on May 2, for instance, during Street Musician Day, and in February, June and November, European jazz masters will pour into the Lithuanian National Drama Theater and the Philharmonic Concert Hall. Three stages in Vingis Park will frame an electronic music festival, Creamfields, on July 10-11. And the Klezmer Festival will hold forth in halls and public spaces Aug. 27-31, with Klezmer masters such as Frank London. The Klezmer Festival is associated with a Jewish Congress, to be held in late August in Vilnius, a city of 100 synagogues before the Nazi occupation. Vilnius today contains one synagogue and a Jewish population of 4,000.
The city will serve countless cultural needs in 2009. Book lovers will relish the Vilnius Book Fair Feb. 12-15, the largest in the Baltics. Colleen McCullough, Frank McCourt, John Irving and dozens more will read and sign books during the fair, to be held at the Lithuanian Exhibition Centre (Litexpo). Fans of women in the arts will find many of like mind at Ladyfest, an International Alternative Cultural Festival, May 4-16. From sports to soirees, Ladyfest focuses on "flash-mob social events" at venues across Vilnius.
Those with Polish connections might want to be in Vilnius Aug. 1-9 during the Polish Cultural Program to see screenings of Polish films and hear jazz musicians improvise Polish folk songs. Drama devotees will be entertained by Eimuntas Nekrosius' new production of Dostoevsky's "The Idiot" at the Lithuanian National Drama Theatre April 3-5 and later, Oct. 15-16, by an offbeat Finnish production, the "Transeuropean Comedy About Holy Hatred." Set in the year 2069, "Holy Hatred" involves Finnish rebels who reside in a giant container, reject European Union law, do karaoke and sauna openly and imbibe a magical drink (pontikka) that gives them otherworldly powers. This futuristic critique of the EU is the work of playwright Kristian Smeds.
Art aficionados will be drawn to the National Art Gallery Oct. 5-Dec. 14 for "Cold War Modern: Art and Design in the Split World, 1945-1975." This lifting of the Iron Curtain includes art pieces by Francis Bacon and Pablo Picasso, a model of Sputnik and spacesuits from astronauts and cosmonauts alike.
For anyone who loves to explore a city on foot, Vilnius has lined up some special excursions. A program of Live Tourist Routes, running June 5-Sept. 6, provides tourists with maps through Jewish, Polish, Russian and Byelorussian neighborhoods, with guides on call and performers lining the way.
On June 20 and 21, Let There Be Night transforms Vilnius into a midsummer night's dream of roving dancers, open-air cinema, church concerts, gallery exhibits, poetry readings and laser performances. The Bartholomew Fair comes to Old Town Aug. 21-22 with ethnic craftsmen showing how it used to be done. And in a Sept. 19-27 undertaking titled Art in Unusual Places, video-installation artists and performers dress up market squares, bridges, broken fountains, inner courtyards and abandoned "ghost buildings" throughout Old Town.
Perhaps Vilnius' open, playful spirit is best exemplified by its two Fashion Weekends June 5-6 and June 12-13. From Municipal Square to Cathedral Square, Gediminas Avenue will be transformed into "the longest catwalk in Europe." Spectators can even create their own fashions from elements of cardboard clothing lining this playful urban runway.
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Linz (population 190,000), Austria's third-largest city, is on the Danube River 20 miles south of the Czech Republic and 100 miles west of Vienna. An important river port since the Middle Ages, Linz is also the home of PEZ candies.
Linz has convenient rail links to Vienna and Prague, with express trains nearly every hour from Vienna (a two-hour trip) and at least three trains daily from Prague (five hours). The Blue Danube Airport (www.linz-airport.at), 6 miles southwest of Linz, is served by Austrian Airlines, Lufthansa, AirBerlin and Ryanair, carriers that can provide quick direct connections to Vienna, Frankfurt, London and other European cities. From London's Stansted Airport, Ryanair makes direct flights to Linz in about an hour. A free airport shuttle bus operates daily 5 a.m.-10 p.m. between the airport and Hoersching Station (20 minutes).
United, Lufthansa, SAS and Austrian Airlines offer Chicago-Linz flights daily. The fastest routes are flown by United and Lufthansa, with one stop in Frankfurt or Dusseldorf (11 hours, 20 minutes).
Vilnius (population 555,000), the capital of Lithuania, is 103 miles northwest of Minsk and 63 miles east of Kaunas, at the juncture of the central, northern and eastern European cultural zones. In the year 1009, its name first appeared in an official German document. Vilnius' top tourist attractions are its Baroque churches in the extensive Old Town district.
The main train line serving Vilnius departs from Warsaw three times a week, a 12-hour journey. Passengers on train lines passing through Belarus must carry a transit visa. There are 13 to 16 trains daily between Vilnius and Kaunas (one to two hours).
The Vilnius International Airport (www.vilnius-airport.lt) is served by airBaltic and Lithuania Airlines, with connections to more than a dozen European cities. There are no non-stop flights to North America, Australia or Asia. The airport is 4 miles south of city center (20 minutes by taxi). A new train runs to the main Railway Station in 12 minutes. Kaunas International Airport (www.kaunasair.lt), 63 miles to the west, offers more options, with Ryanair flying from London (Stansted). American Airlines/Finnair makes the Chicago to Vilnius flight in about 14 hours, with stops in New York and Helsinki. United/Lufthansa, with a stop in Frankfurt, reduces travel time to about 13 hours, while SAS/airBaltic can reach Vilnius in well under 12 hours, including a stop in Stockholm or Copenhagen.
For complete details about flights listed here, contact airBaltic (www.airbaltic.com), American Airlines (800-433-7300; www.aa.com), Austrian Airlines (800-843-0002; www.aua.com), Lithuanian Airlines (www.flylal.com), Ryanair (www.ryanair.com), SAS (800-221-2350; www.flysas.com), or United Airlines/Lufthansa (800-538-2929; www.ual.com)
More information about Linz's Cultural Capital events can be found at www.Linz09.at. Visitor information is available from the Austrian Tourist Office, 120 West 45th St., 9th Floor, New York, NY 10036; 212-944-6880; www.austriatourism.com.
Vilnius' Cultural Capital schedule is posted at www.culturelive.lt. Visitor information is available in English from the Lithuanian National Tourism Office recently opened in London (www.lithuaniatourism.co.uk).


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Bent, who has been one of the Premier League's most consistent goalscorers over the years, has been nothing more than a bit-part player for Villa under Lambert's stewardship this season and, with just 10 days of the January transfer window remaining, speculation about the England striker's future is sure to intensify.
With that in mind, Paddy Power have opened a market on which club Bent is likely to join when he finally departs Villa Park.
The Irish bookmakers clearly feel that west London is a likely destination for Bent as both Martin Jol's Fulham and Harry Redknapp's Queens Park Rangers are available at 7/2 (4.50) to secure the former Sunderland striker's signature.
A move to Craven Cottage, though, surely seems the most likely of the two given the circumstances of Bent's departure from White Hart Lane in 2009 following blistering criticism from then-Tottenham Hotspur boss Redknapp after Bent missed an easy chance for the Lilywhites.
Furthermore, Redknapp has recently bolstered his QPR squad with the addition of Loic Remy from Marseille last week and, therefore, the manager may look elsewhere to strengthen his squad.
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Should Bent decide against a move to London, the former Sunderland forward may be tempted by a return to the north east to sign for the Black Cats' rivals, Newcastle United.
The Magpies are in freefall, having won just one of their last 10 matches in all competitions and Alan Pardew's men may see Bent, rated as a 4/1 (5.0) chance with Paddy Power to join Newcastle, as an ideal replacement for Demba Ba, who joined Chelsea earlier this month.
A return to Sunderland seems unlikely for Bent, with Paddy Power offering 9/1 (10.0) that Martin O'Neill moves for the striker who scored 32 goals in 58 appearances for the Black Cats while a move to Merseyside also seems unlikely with Paddy Power offering 9/1 (10.0) for Bent to join Everton while the same firm go 10/1 (11.0) that the striker joins Liverpool.
Following QPR's capture of Loic Remy from under the noses of Newcastle United, Alan Pardew may well turn to Bent to help save his side's season and the 4/1 (5.0) from Paddy Power for him to make Newcastle his next permanent club is a tempting offer here.
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Sunapee man now faces two 2nd-degree murder charges
LEBANON—A failed suicide attempt by a Sunapee man claimed the lives of a young couple and their unborn child in a crash on Interstate 89 on Saturday, according to the Attorney General's Office.
Robert Dellinger, 53, of Sunapee, was arraigned in Lebanon District Court Wednesday afternoon on two counts of manslaughter and has been ordered held on $200,000 cash-only bail.
According to Senior Assistant District Attorney Susan Morrell, Dellinger left his Sunapee home Saturday afternoon after an argument with his wife over his depression medication and a bedtime curfew imposed by his doctor, and headed south on Interstate 89 in his 2005 Chevy pickup.
In an attempt to commit suicide, Morrell said, Dellinger then crossed into the median, went airborne into the northbound side of 89 and sheered the roof off the car driven by Amanda Murphy and hit a sign post before coming to rest on the side of the road.
Murphy, 24, who was eight months' pregnant, and her fiance, Jason Timmons, 29, were killed. Dellinger suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was treated at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center.
After his release, Dellinger was arrested and charged with two counts of homicide. Via video from Grafton County Jail Wednesday, Dellinger waived arraignment. Morrell argued that Dellinger, whom she said has considerable financial resources, should be held on $250,000 cash bail. Dellinger's attorney, Peter Decato, argued to lower the bail to $100,000 cash only, but said that his client had already given him $250,000 to cover bail.
Judge Albert Cirone ordered bail set at $200,000, with conditions that Dellinger wear an electronic monitoring bracelet and undergo a psychiatric evaluation.


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Jan 28 (Reuters) - Montreal defenseman P.K. Subban ended his contract holdout on Monday when the restricted free agent agreed to rejoin the Canadiens.
The 23-year-old Canadian will receive a two-year contract worth $5.75 million, according to local reports, and will report to the team on Wednesday after missing the first four games of the season.
"I think it was the right decision to come to an agreement," Subban told reporters. "The longer this thing held over our team, the bigger distraction it becomes."
Subban was the Canadiens leader in ice time last season as he tallied seven goals and 29 assists in 81 games.
Montreal (3-1-0) has coped well in Subban's absence since the lockout-reduced season opened earlier this month but his return will come as a welcome boost for the Canadiens. (Writing by Jahmal Corner in Los Angeles; Editing by John O'Brien)


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Sports Network reports the Houston Astros added Enos Cabell to the team's baseball operations staff Thursday, Nov. 18. Cabell, a former Astros player, will serve as a special assistant to general manager Tim Purpura and will help evaluate the team's major and minor league players. He will also work other special projects and assignments within the scouting area. Cabell had been serving as a consultant with Houston since July 2004.
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WENATCHEE, Wash. — Frost sparkled on lawns and windshields but hadn't touched the apples or apple trees when Bill Wacker's warmly clad crew began picking at 6:30 a.m.
By 9 a.m., Wacker still wore a stocking cap to keep his head warm as he leveled bins of Cripps Pink apples and waited for a truck to arrive and a state Department of Fish and Wildlife specialist to consult about his deer problem.
"We hope to be done (with harvest) this weekend (Nov. 9), weather permitting, and temperatures not below freezing," Wacker said, mentioning a chance of rain and snow in the forecast.
Morning lows had already been in the upper 20s in the greater Wenatchee area for several mornings, but Wacker said his orchard, called Highlander Orchard, atop a hill between Highway 2/97 and the Wenatchee River's Sleepy Hollow is "like a little island in the sky."
Colder air sheds from it like water off a dome, he said. The hilltop stays just a few degrees warmer than surrounding lowlands. This time of year those few degrees are just enough.
A minor frost wrinkles the apples' skin. Growers prefer to wait for enough warmth for the skin to smooth out before picking. Because of that, frost shortens a picking day.
Repeated freezing is what growers fear more. The apple is dead if its core freezes. A frozen core can turn black.
"Each little frost is like a minor heart attack," Wacker said, "every time breaks down cell structure."
Repeated freezing and deep freezes are problematic. Apples have no chance to recover if daytime highs stay around freezing and they can't warm up.
Wacker finished picking his Red Delicious on Oct. 12. Cripps Pink is one of the latest varieties. This was Nov. 4. Wacker had started picking his Cripps Pink on Oct. 31. Usually, he starts Nov. 1 and is done about Nov. 10. One year it was Nov. 15.
"I like it because not too many growers want to do what I do this time of year, be out here in the cold," he said. "It's a good stable market for a tart apple. I can gross close to $28,000 per acre and that's incredibly good. Honeycrisp can be twice that but that won't last. It will come down as volume keeps going up."
Wacker had doubled his crew to 15 and slowed them down to lessen bruising and increase his packout. He slowed them by having them clip the stems, which lessens punctures and bruising.
"It costs me more but I hope to gain all the way around," he said.
As Wacker's crew picked, he ran a forklift loading 24 bins on a truck and his wife, Lori, showed the Fish and Wildlife specialist, Joseph Bridges, the evidence of deer. They had munched on tree limbs and rubbed their antlers, damaging trees.
"I fence around each new tree or they gnaw it down to nothing," Wacker said. "I've tried chasing them and Tabasco sauce on leaves. But it burned the leaves, wore off and the deer were back."
Bridges, Wacker said, offered to send a design for a 10-strand wire fence. Wacker said he's interested.
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Android personality gives Captivate robust multitasking capability
Performance: AFeatures: A-Ease of Use: APrice: A-Pros: Great multitasking capability; easy to use interface.Cons: Lower-resolution screen; no flash for camera.Reviewer's Choice
Although the Samsung Captivate is the second Android-powered device in this roundup, it's easier to use than the Evo, largely because of Samsung's custom user interface, named TouchWiz.
TouchWiz adds superior customization options and the ability to easily add widgets, making the interface less intimidating and the navigation less cluttered than Evo's.
Read the GCN Lab's reviews of the iPhone 4, the Palm Pre Plus, and the Sprint HTC Evo.
However, that isn't to say that the Captivate is as simple to use as the iPhone operating system. However, for a little more complexity, the Captivate offers a more robust multitasking capability because of its robust Android personality.
The Captivate comes with a host of free, powerful apps, such as turn-by-turn Global Positioning System directions and voice-to-text, and it is operated by a robust 1 GHz Hummingbird processor with 512M of RAM. Like the Evo, the Captivate display is a large 4-inch diameter monitor. However, the 480 x 800 resolution didn't look as good as its competitors' screens in the review, particularly when compared to the iPhone's 960 x 640 screen.
But perhaps the least attractive feature of the Captivate was its size. Measuring 4.8 inches by 2.5 inches by 0.4 inches, it was far from the largest device in the roundup, but it felt bulky to use and carry. And the Captivate lacked many of the common features its competitors have, such as a flash on the camera. Like the iPhone, the Capitvate is tied to AT&T's service, but its reception was still fair, perhaps a distinction in AT&T smart phones that, unlike the iPhone, do not have a faulty antenna configuration.
Despite its drawbacks, the Captivate is a solid mobile device with workhorse capabilities but without the bells and whistles of a thoroughbred. AT&T's price for the Captivate is $500, and $200 with a two-year AT&T contract, although some promotions are offering it for as low as $39 with a contract.
For most agencies, the Captivate would be a perfect mobile device because it walks a careful balance between the easy-to-manage BlackBerry and the power and capabilities of the Evo. That distinction and its agreeable price are more than enough reason to bless the Samsung Captivate with the Reviewer's Choice designation.
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Editor's note: This story has been updated to more accurately reflect the Capitvate's price. An earlier version of the review referred to a promotional offer, since expired, that offered the phone for free with a two-year AT&T contract.
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The first law school at Saint Louis University opened in 1843, one of fewer than a dozen law schools in the country and the first west of the Mississippi. Founded by Judge Richard Aylett Buckner, the only faculty member listed by name, the law school shared a 34' by 80' building (on Washington Avenue between 9th and 10th Streets) with a public chapel, a laboratory for the physical sciences, a lecture hall, an artist's workshop and a museum. Classes were held in this building until the law school closed upon the death of Judge Buckner in 1847.
The Law School was re-established as Saint Louis University Institute of Law in 1908. The building was located on the southeast corner of Leffingwell and Locust, in the same neighborhood where T.S. Eliot once lived. The first floor held the school offices, a general assembly hall and the courtroom. The second floor held three classrooms, a practice law office, a faculty room and a "lady students assembly room." (The five women who entered the class of 1908 were the first women admitted to classes at the University.) A 3,000-volume library was housed on the third
By 1911 the Institute of Law had outgrown its original facilities, and a large house at 3642 Lindell was purchased. In 1912 an addition to the rear of the residence was constructed to house a large auditorium on the first floor. The library, three classrooms and a practice courtroom occupied the second floor. This building, with numerous subsequent alterations, was the home of the law school for nearly 70 years
In 1922 the old residence at the front of the law school was torn down and replaced by a building of "modified Tudor Gothic" architecture, more in keeping with the rest of the University. The new building contained office space, a student lounge, several classrooms and a large courtroom. The space this made available, allowed for an expansion of the library, now numbering over 10,000 volumes, in the rear of the building. The fourth floor held five rooms which, until 1928, were used to house students from out of town; in exchange for housing, the students worked as library assistants and did custodial work. From 1928 to 1938 the fourth floor was the home of WEW, the Midwest's first radio station. In 1933 the law school began a series of radio lectures by law students on topics of current legal interest.
The need for a new law school building was apparent as early as 1955; by 1963 the library was overflowing with more than 60,000 volumes. In 1966 the University purchased the lot at the southwest corner of Lindell and Spring and began a building campaign that culminated in the dedication of the Omer Poos Law Library building in 1973. The design planned for the addition of a new law school building attached to the Law Library. The four-story Morrissey Hall was dedicated in 1980.
The Vincent C. Immel Atrium
The Vincent C. Immel Atrium was part of a renovation and building expansion that began in the summer of 1996. The project restored Queen's Daughters Hall and linked it to Morrissey Hall by way of the new connector building. The additions and restoration to the School of Law were dedicated in 1998. The atrium served as the main entrance to the School of Law and functioned as a lively, open student lounge, overlooking the clock tower in the John E. Connelly Plaza and Mall.
Read more about the history of Morrissey Hall and the School of Law in Saint Louis Brief.
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In January 2012 SLU President Father Lawrence Biondi, S.J., announced plans to move the School of Law to a larger, free-standing facility two and a half miles from the law school's existing location on the main University campus. The building is located next door to the Civil Courts, a block away from the criminal courts and City Hall and three blocks away from the Thomas F. Eagleton U.S. Courthouse (home of U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit and the Eastern District of Missouri), the U.S. Attorney's Office and within easy walking distance from numerous law firms and government agencies. This proximity allows our faculty and students to spend more time with the practicing bar and judges, not just at the courthouse or attorneys' offices, but in the law school itself. It is in our new building where the legal community will have easier accessibility to teach, mentor and work with our students to improve the profession and provide access to justice through our clinics.
The University retained the services of The Lawrence Group, a nationally-known St. Louis architectural firm that has designed a number of buildings and renovations for Saint Louis University, and Clayco Construction, to lead the renovation efforts. The project involved demolition and redesign of the entire interior of the building and the addition of a 12th floor.
In August 2013 Saint Louis University School of Law officially opened the doors to its new home at 100 N. Tucker Blvd., in downtown St. Louis. The architects and contractors, with a great deal of involvement from the law school community, transformed a former office building into an attractive, multipurpose facility that enhances SLU LAW's educational program and creates a profound change in our ability to teach, learn and become more integrated with the legal community.
SLU LAW has a vibrant community that is physically together in one building for the first time. The vertical layout of the building along with thoughtful design elements will allow for improved collaboration within the law school community. Decisions on the building were driven by the needs of students and of our faculty of scholars and teachers.
From the lobby entryway to the newly created 12th floor that features a rooftop pavilion and courtyard, the building - named in honor of Joe and Loretta Scott, St. Louisans who donated the building to SLU in 2012 - is contemporary, spacious and suitable for a multitude of learning and networking opportunities. The interior spaces are adaptable to small group study and meeting sessions, diverse classroom arrangements, large events and professional skills competitions.


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The Texas Rangers have re-signed 2B Doug Bernier to a minor league contract, with an invitation to spring training camp.
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The Minnesota Twins placed SS Eduardo Nunez (oblique) on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday, May 5, due to a strained left oblique. The move is retroactive to April 30. The team purchased the contract of INF Doug Bernier from Triple-A Rochester.
Fantasy Tip: Nunez ($1,600; 3.2% of cap) is only worth using as a salary saver in FantasyScore when he is healthy.
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|Twins | Doug Bernier re-signs
Wed, 19 Nov 2014 14:33:44 -0800
The Minnesota Twins re-signed INF Doug Bernier to a minor league deal Wednesday, Nov. 19.
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|Twins | Doug Bernier, Yohan Pino outrighted
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Minnesota Twins INF Doug Bernier and SP Yohan Pino cleared waivers and were outrighted to the minors Monday, Oct. 13.
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Minnesota Twins C Josmil Pinto, INF Doug Bernier, RP Logan Darnell, RP Lester Oliveros, RP Michael Tonkin, OF Aaron Hicks and C Chris Herrmann were recalled from the minors Tuesday. Sept. 2.
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The Minnesota Twins have seven pitchers headed to spring training as non-roster invitees. Ps Sean Gilmartin, Deolis Guerra, Matthew Hoffman, Alex Meyer, Lester Oliveros, Yohan Pino and Aaron Thompson comprise the list. The NFI position players are SS Jason Bartlett, INF Doug Bernier, SS James Beresford, OF Byron Buxton, C Kyle Knudson, C Matt Koch, OF Jason Kubel, OF Darin Mastroianni, OF Jermaine Mitchell, OF Chris Rahl, OF Wilkin Ramirez, C Daniel Rohlfing, 3B Deibinson Romero, 3B Miguel Sano, C Stuart Turner and 3B Brandon Waring.
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The Minnesota Twins have re-signed INF Doug Bernier to a minor league contract.
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The Minnesota Twins have outrighted INF Doug Bernier to Triple-A Rochester.
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Sun, 14 Jul 2013 17:16:32 -0700
The Minnesota Twins optioned OF Oswaldo Arcia, SS Eduardo Escobar and 1B Chris Parmelee to Triple-A Rochester Sunday, July 14. The team recalled INF Doug Bernier and C Chris Herrmann from Rochester, and will announced a third move later.
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The Minnesota Twins signed free-agent INF Doug Bernier (Yankees) and OF Antoan Richardson (Orioles) to minor-league deals.
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But officials say there are still no reports of injuries and only one more home was destroyed overnight.
Okanogan County Sheriff Frank Rogers says the wildfire that has blackened more than 260 square miles has calmed down near Pateros, where it destroyed about 100 homes Thursday and Friday. He says it is running out of places to burn in that area.
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A rock garden has become the most natural sort of garden there is, chiefly intended to be constructed with materials which are already present. Where it must be built artificially, "from the ground up," it should not be made too conspicuous. An excellent garden, like every long-term project, begins with good planning. Small herb garden close to the home is a very good project.
If you're planning a container garden, ensure you've got the proper sort of pots with good drainage. Even in autumn season, it is still possible to create a colorful and superb garden if you learn how to select the ideal flowers. Or, maybe you already have a lovely outdoor garden and because you like the ambiance so much you would like to have the ability to enjoy it all year-round.
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As soon as your summer gardening has ended, there is a lot of work that's still needed to be done if you would like to get your early crops in the spring planted the moment the weather permits. You most likely already know that gardening is just one of the greatest hobbies a nature lover and the entire family can become involved in. Instead, winter gardening is truly an extension to the developing season. Fall gardening offers you the chance to relish your vegetable garden for at least a tiny bit more time. Fall flower gardening can be extremely rewarding.
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Justin Wayne Adams, 31, of Kansas City, Missouri, died February 22, 2013 as a result of injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident which occurred just west of Wichita, Kansas.
Justin Wayne Adams, 31, of Kansas City, Missouri, died February 22, 2013 as a result of injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident which occurred just west of Wichita, Kansas. He was born September 22, 1981 in Kansas City, the son of John S. and Mary Carol (Amen) Adams. He graduated from Lee's Summit High School and attended Penn Valley Community College where he studied art and photography.
Justin was a creative and artistic soul, with a passion for traveling, visiting Italy several times as well as most of the 50 states, often with his beloved Siberian Huskies, Kade and Athena. Justin had a passion for art and sold his photographs at festivals around the country. In keeping with Justin's loving and generous spirit, he gave in death, as an organ donor, as he did in life.
Justin is survived by his mother, Mary Carol (Amen) Adams, of San Diego, California; sister and brother-in-law, Heather and David Richardson, of Coronado, California; Uncle and Aunt, Chuck and Gracie Amen, of St. Joseph, Missouri; maternal grandparents, Wayne and Mary Jo Amen, of Brookfield, Missouri; maternal great grandmother, Ruby Simpson, of Brookfield, Missouri; a great-great aunt, Nellie Gardner, of Brookfield, Missouri and several cousins.
He was preceded in death in 2009 by his father, John S Adams, of Lee's Summit, Missouri and will be interned with him. A memorial service will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, March 10, 2013, at The North Swede Church located nine miles north of Bucklin, Missouri on Hwy 129. Parking at the church is extremely limited due to the snow and soft ground. Therefore, anyone planning to attend the service is asked to please park at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church located on Hwy U about two miles west of Hwy 129 where you will be shuttled to the service in their church bus. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to The Swedish Evangelical Cemetery Association. Donations may be sent to David Hane, 250 High St., Brookfield, MO 64628.