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Award-winning jazz artist Barbara London will play the Lane Library in Hampton at 7 p.m. today, May 29.
Award-winning jazz artist Barbara London will play the Lane Library in Hampton at 7 p.m. today, May 29.
London, of Hampton, will play flute, keyboard, and vocals, being joined by bassist Jim Lyden and drummer Gary Gemmiti.
The trio will play selections from London's new recording, "Moonlight," as well as favorite jazz standards.
There will be a chance to meet the artists, and London's new CD will be available.
London is an award-winning flutist, composer, pianist, vocalist, artist, and educator. She has been the recipient of three National Endowment for the Arts jazz performance grants, has performed across the country and abroad, and has produced eight recordings of original compositions on her wild aster label. She taught in the Harmony Department at Berklee College of Music in Boston from 1986-2005 becoming the first female chair in 1994.
Jim Lyden studied with both classical and jazz bassists. He gained experience by playing throughout northern New England with blues, funk, rock, and jazz musicians including Tiger Okoshi, Herb Pomeroy, Oliver Lake, and Frank Foster. He currently performs with Curtis Clark, Thomas Snow, The East Enders, London, Dos Eckes, Saco River Theatre, and the Portland Stage Company.
Gary Gemmiti studied with the late world-renowned Alan Dawson. Comfortable in a variety of styles, he has worked with well-known New England artists including the Spectras, Cormac McCarthy, Cari Coltrane, and blues great Mighty Sam McClain. He currently tours and records with The Rustic Overtones and Royal Hammer.
Tonight's concert is free. For information, call the library at 926-3368.
For information on the musicians, contact London at email@example.com, 926-2029 or www.wildaster.com.


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I recently purchased a holiday let cottage in Hawes. It needed a lot of work and luckily Julie was available to offer her expertise. She braved the stained carpet in the shower room, never once complained when the builders changed the spec and didn't throttle me when I changed my mind about the fabric ... I love my wool blinds, they add warmth and character to my little bolt hole. I cannot recommend Julie and her team highly enough.
We are really pleased with our kitchen. Lottie was great – she went the extra mile to find and match what we already had in place. The kitchen fitter's work was to a very high standard, against irregular walls and surfaces!
Geoff & Alison
We stumbled onto Bear Cottage Interiors by pure accident while on a weekend away in Hawes. We had only then recently moved into a converted chapel property in West Yorkshire and was struggling to find the ideal curtains and blinds to suit our unique property. Once entering the shop we found instantly the vast range of perfect fabrics of all price ranges. All fantastic quality and a superb service from Julie and her team, this was continuous throughout completing 3 rooms with curtains and blinds. We still have many rooms to complete and shall continue to meet with Julie for her inspirational ideas. You certainly won't leave Bear Cottage Interiors without being inspired by other beautiful items that she has on offer in her shop. Thank you again Julie and team.
Della & Michael
Julie guided us through a revamp of four rooms in our cottage. In three of the rooms, including the kitchen and a bedroom, this involved repainting existing units and woodwork and supplying new soft furnishings. More extensive changes were made in the living room where Julie sourced some lovely items of furniture and gave us the confidence to paint a dark oak fireplace and some other items of furniture. We are delighted with the results and with the colour schemes in all rooms. Julie was mindful throughout of cost and the potential to reuse existing units and furniture. We think that she has helped us achieve a great impact overall reasonably cost effectively. We would certainly recommend her.
Philip & Ruth
Every aspect of my experience with Bear Cottage Interiors has been exceptional, from their super friendly service to their high quality products. I was particularly impressed with the huge range of fabrics they offer, from elegant country house style to (my) more flamboyant tastes. Their communication with me was always timely, efficient and relaxed. I have had curtains and blinds made to measure from bear cottage. Appointments were made to fit around my schedule and always kept. The finished product is of amazingly high quality. I have also had cushions made for which the fabric was carefully cut to make the most of the wonderful design. Throughout the process, Julie provided me with insightful suggestions regarding colours, pattern, trims and finishing touches, all invaluable to me as an indecisive client. I also enjoyed our meetings in the shop itself where I was always offered a coffee and a great space to look through the enormous sample books. Once in the shop it is impossible to leave without buying some of the beautiful home accessories they offer. Lottie is a great host in-store and online and always keeps me up to date with all the special offers and reward scheme discounts.
Emma Guy
I have recently had four pairs of curtains, cushions and a blind made for my home. It was a new experience for me and it was made so easy and enjoyable by the professional and friendly way in which I was helped. The kindness and patience of Julie in making sure everything was perfect was brilliant. My home looks lovely and I am so glad I used Bear Cottage Interiors. I would wholly recommend their services to anyone.
Annie Bland
We thought decorating a new house top to bottom would be extremely difficult until we spoke to Julie and Charlotte at Bear Cottage!
We had just converted a barn and needed everything from paint and curtains to carpets, we wanted to keep the character of a barn whilst still making it a family home, Julie and Charlotte were fab, discussing what we liked and forming colour charts and swatches for each individual room whilst still having a continuous theme throughout, with recommendations for furniture to complement each room.
Julie helped us with every aspect of the decoration and furnishings for our home and we are thrilled with the results, my little girl loves her floral and pink bedroom as much as we love the cosiness and comfort of our county/relaxed living room and kitchen.
She understood exactly what we wanted to achieve and managed to bring it to life with ease.
It was second to none customer service and would highly recommend using Bear Cottage for any project, small or large.
From a very happy Bell family.
The Bell Family
Times have definitely changed here at Stone House Hotel. In the modern era of Tripadvisor, google reviews and social media, bad news travels very fast! Over a period of 30 years we have managed to secure an excellent reputation for quality and service. Our rooms were beginning to look a little dated and as many guests had suddenly transformed into hotel inspectors, poised with laptops to write their next scathing online review, we knew it was time for action! At the same time, the recession was beginning to bite and all around us were slashing rack rates and jumping on the Groupon band wagon, we decided to follow a different path - improve the overall quality of the hotel and as a result maintain our tariff and profits. It was this ideology that lead us to the door of Bear Cottage Interiors in Hawes. Our only brief to Julie was that we wanted to keep the country house feel and hopefully return the wow factor to the hotel. She did not disappoint! Together with her team, Julie showed us several different themes using the finest quality materials. Each theme reflected perfectly the style, size, location and feel of the guest bedrooms and hotel lounges. As we worked our way through each room, Julie and Lottie were always on hand to offer help and add the all important finishing touches. Bear Cottage also liaised closely with the curtain makers - Juniper Tree and the decorating team, to ensure accuracy to the original brief. The results were stunning! Once again we now have 24 bedrooms to be very proud of and as we have used classical themes, the styles should stand the test of time. Our guests love the new look and keep coming back for more! So if you are considering an upgrade to your home or business then look no further than Bear Cottage Interiors!
Chris Taplin.
Director Stone House Hotel
Bear cottage can not come more highly recommended. Julie and Lottie were superb from start to finish on our house from heap of rubble to luxurious home, they are always there with expert help and advice on decorating and furnishing our beautiful home and continue to be a source of inspiration for new additions to it. As local people we expected the highest craftsmanship from a local business and that's exactly what we got working seamlessly with our builders and our needs.
Toni Dinwoodie
We have been delighted at every stage of our experience whilst working with Julie and Bear Cottage Interiors.
We commissioned Julie to project manage the extensive renovation and subsequent interior design of our holiday home - originally a tired looking, mid-terrace, stone cottage in Wensleydale.
She was responsible for specifying our requirements to building contractors, managing the bid process, commissioning their service, and then managing the complete renovation.
Julie showed tremendous diligence and attention to detail here, which meant there were no nasty surprises in terms of cost. We were kept informed regularly of developments, so although we live very far away, we always felt in control. She provided tried and tested contractors who were true to their word and superb in their achievements. Julie fielded all queries throughout, which meant the project flowed smoothly with very little fuss. Julie definitely took the hard work out of 'having the builders in'.
We are thrilled with the interior design outcome that Julie has delivered. She quickly understood our taste and translated that into delightful mood boards for each room, then made them a reality with painters and curtain makers. She managed the selection, ordering and delivery of furniture, working closely with us to sidestep any disappointment. Julie managed the design and delivery of our bespoke kitchen and cabinetry, working effectively on our behalf with specialists. The final touch was to accessorise the whole house with the most beautiful pieces from her shop, which Julie selected for us with her excellent taste.
When the project was complete, and we arrived for our 'reveal', we were both turned to a tear. We are absolutely thrilled with the result and wouldn't change a thing. Our expectations were high, but Julie has surpassed them. Our heart's desire has been achieved, without angst, fuss or surprise. We whole-heartedly recommend Julie, and we will definitely be using her services again in the future.


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A federal judge today set March 8 for the corruption trial of Chicago Ald. Isaac Carothers (29th) and a developer who allegedly bribed Carothers for a zoning change.
Carothers was indicted in May on charges he accepted $40,000 in home improvements and other gifts from developer Calvin Boender to support zoning changes for a lucrative project in his ward known as Galewood Yards.
Both men have pleaded not guilty to the charges.
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We get helpful hints on picking the proper wedding attire from Medu Hasan, owner of Ziggy's Tuxedo & Suits in Center Township.
Business Name: Ziggy's Tuxedo & Suits
Owner: Medu 'Ziggy' Hasan
Years in Business: Since 1945
In a paragraph, tell me a little bit about your business and what you offer a bride/groom:�Ziggy's Tuxedo & Suits has been suiting up weddings and proms for thousands of Beaver and Allegheny County residents for years. One great thing that has kept us in business all these years is our good reputation for quality, selection, service and price. We still pride ourselves with those same values and our customers keep coming back. We just don't say that "you gonna love the way you look", we prove it to you!
What is the best advice you can give to a couple/bride for their wedding day?�Give yourselves time! Shop early so that you are sure that you are making all the right decisions.
What makes your store different from other bridal retailers?�Our customers say that they feel the quality in our products and services. Which gives them confidence in picking the perfect outfit for their occasion.
Do you provide alterations?�Yes, we do.
Would you try to discourage someone from buying a gown/tuxedo style that is not flattering?�Yes, of course! Being honest is still the best policy.
What is your favorite new trend for bridal/formal wear?�Fitted tuxedo, suits and flat front trousers.
Budget wise: What would you say is worth the splurge? What could be cut?�It is important to look good! When you look good for the right price, you feel good! High prices based just on a designer�label isn�t necessary.
What is your favorite bridal tradition?�Dressing/suiting up for the wedding.
Cake smash or "don't even think about it?�It's fun time so a slight smudge of cake on the nose or mouth is not bad. Cakes are made to be eaten, not worn!
How far out should the bride/groom order their wedding day attire?�Two months in advance is good. Measurements are more accurate with this timing.
Has there been any change in your business over the years due to all the wedding shows, such as "Say Yes to the Dress" or "My Fair Weddings?"�Not in men's fashion so much.
Have you ever encountered a "Bridezilla?"�Momzilla, Yes!


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Britain's housing crisis has put the spotlight on our new homes industry, and the nation's housebuilders have been increasing output to try to match demand from the nation's house-hunters.
If you are tempted by a brand new home, wonder what all the fuss is about or even need some persuading about them, our brand new free guide to new homes, Why Buy New guide, tells you everything you need to know about purchasing a new build property.
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Top-ranked Alabama rolled into Baton Rouge and left unbeaten after blanking #13 LSU, 10-0 in the biggest Defensive battle of the season. Here are some of the lessons we learned during week 10 in NCAAF betting.
NCAAF PICKS ATS RECORD: 19-7-0#1 Alabama, #13 LSU Put on Tackling Display in Death Valley; #3 Michigan Rolls
The most anticipated FBS Regular Season game of the year was played in Week 10, with top-ranked Alabama (9-0 SU, 7-2 ATS) shutting out #13 LSU (5-2 SU, 3-4 ATS) and Leonard Fournette (100/1 to win Heisman Trophy, Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook), 10-0 in Baton Rouge to likely stay on top of the CFP Rankings. The Crimson Tide (+240 to win CFP National Championship, Heritage) won their 21st in a row and beat LSU (only FBS team without 4th Down Conversion) for the 6th straight time. Also in the SEC, #9 Auburn (7-2 SU/ATS)—23-16 winners over Vanderbilt (AUB -22½) and winners of 6 straight games now—controls its own destiny after #4 Texas A&M was upset by Mississippi State, 35-28 at Davis Wade Stadium in Starkville (A&M -10½, BetDSI). So the Iron Bowl in two weeks (Saturday, Nov. 26, ALA -14, 2016 Games of the Year, SuperBook) looms large.
Jabrill Peppers (8/1 to win Heisman Trophy, SuperBook) and #3 Michigan, now 9/1 to win CFP National Championship)—dominated on both sides of the ball again, shelling Maryland, 59-3, holding its 5th opponent in the L6 to 10 points or less (10, 7, 0, 8, 23, 3). The Wolverines (9-0 SU, 5-4 ATS) are ranked #3 in FBS Scoring Defense, allowing just 11.6 ppg. The huge Big Ten meeting against JT Barrett (10/1 to win Heisman Trophy, SuperBook) at Ohio State (+630 to win CFP National Championship, BookMaker) on Saturday, Nov. 19 at the Horseshoe is now lined at OSU -23½ in the 2016 Games of the Year at the Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook—a truly mind-boggling Point Spread in a game in which Michigan has a shot of winning.
Host and #2 Clemson Juices Orange in ACC Play, Tigers Deshaun Watson Injures His Shoulder
Deshaun Watson (7/1 to win Heisman Trophy, SuperBook) suffered a Bruised Shoulder but #2 Clemson (6/1 to win NCAA Championship, BetOnline) remained unbeaten, trampling Syracuse, 56-0 at Clemson as the Tigers and Head Coach Dabo Swinney have now W18-19 are tied with the second-longest Conference Win Streak in the nation (13) behind Donnel Pumphrey (80/1 to win Heisman Trophy, SuperBook) and San Diego State (W15), who pureed Hawai'i, 55-0 (SDS -21, SuperBook) in San Diego. Clemson looks headed for the ACC Championship Game (Dec. 3, Camping World Stadium in Orlando) undefeated and should be playing on New Year's Eve.
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NCAAF 'EAST' FUTURES BOOK PICK: Michigan +23½ vs. Ohio State (2016 Games of the Year, Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook)
Click Here To Read What We Learned in Week 10: West of the Mississippi River


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Here you'll find some useful links and book titles whether you've previously owned a dog or not.
'Retired Racing Greyhounds for Dummies' by Lee Livingood
Retired Racing Greyhounds for Dummies by Lee Livingood – This is an American book, so will be talking about methods of housing and training racing dogs, and certain medical problems, which simply do not exist over here. However, it has a wealth of information concerning the nature and character of the greyhound breed, and basic healthcare and welfar of the dogs and is worth a read. One thing to remember is that in the USA, there has been an ongoing problem with osteosarcoma (bone cancer) in greyhounds which doesn't occur here in anywhere near the same numbers, and the same appears to apply to bloat, or gastric volvulus. These things DO occur in the UK, but not in the near-epidemic numbers as they do in America.
'The Other End of the Leash' by Patricia McConnell
An excellent book about ordinary dog social signals and canine behaviour. It also gives a great introduction to training, based on a knowledge of normal dog behaviour and body language which any dog owner would find interesting and useful – greyhound or not!
'How to Speak Dog' by Stanley Coren
A truly eye-opening primer on understanding your dog. Body language, normal behaviour and canine communication, all in a very easy-to-read and absorbing format. I wish I could put this book into the hands of every dog owner in the country. Even if you have had many dogs before there is probably something you can learn from this one.
Brambleberry Greyhounds' Facebook Group
You may download information about the differences in greyhound bloodwork, in the form of a PDF, by clicking here.
You may download general 'greyhound idiosyncracies' health information, also in the form of a PDF, by clicking here.
Please be aware that this second package is written by Dr Bill Feeman, an American vet. Most of the information is valid for UK hounds. However, some is not. For instance, I have never, ever heard of Alabama Rot in a UK hound! Please ask your own vet if you are not sure.


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For one week every March, Russians emerge from hibernation in search of music, dance, and piles of pancakes.
Maybe it's premature to say goodbye to winter when snow and ice still cover the ground. Perhaps a party to welcome in spring seems like wishful thinking when the air still gnaws at your bones and a stroll outside requires all manner of fleece and fur for protection. But consider the circumstances: By mid-March, Russians have endured nearly five months of blistering winds, rampant snowfall, and brutally short days. And for the 150 million or so Orthodox Christians about to plunge headfirst into the meat-less, booze-less, joyless weeks of Lent, there's an acute need to blow off some steam.
Maslenitsa is a holiday for Russians of all stripes, an open-air festival where an anxious population emerges from hibernation to eat, drink and prepare itself for bigger things to come. For nonbelievers, it's a chance to shake off the winter doldrums and usher in the springtime (even if, like this year, winter shows no signs of going quietly); for Orthodox devotees, Maslenitsa is a time to steel themselves for the somber days of Lent that lie in wait.
We sent photographer Lily Idov right into the chattering teeth of Moscow's Maslenitsa celebrations last week, where she found many of the pagan remnants that are staples of the weeklong festivities: pillow fights and snowball brawls, elaborate costumes and horn-blowing wolfmen, a giant bag of Russian winter words ("snow", "flu", "despair") ready to be set aflame.
Most importantly (for us, at least), she found pancakes. At the heart of the Maslenitsa madness (also known by many as Pancake Week) is the blini, that warm, rich amalgamation of carbs and dairy, a pillowy delivery system for all manners of salty and sweet accompaniments. While most Russians enjoy their blini with classic companions like caviar, jams and chocolate, Idov hunted down one of Moscow's great young chefs, Ivan Shishkin, to see how he treats the undisputed star of Maslenitsa. Though the week has passed and the winter pushes on, Shishkin's genius play on the pancake is enough to warm even the most frigid soul. —Matt Goulding
The pancake symbolizes many things for many people in Russia: a form of protection against evil; a circle of life and death and regeneration; the sun, which all but disappears in the months leading up to Maslenitsa. For Shishkin, more than anything, the blini represents a canvas. "I wanted to add some fish flavor to go with the roe sauce I pour over the top," he says. "I was lucky when I got that charcoal color plus that nice squid ink flavor."
Shishkin served this dish last week at Delicatessen and ButerBro, his duo of genre-pushing Moscow restaurants, plus at Dary Prirody, his silver bullet food truck found parked in Hermitage Garden. It may be a clever and visually striking twist on a classic, but as Idov sees it, these blinis have a deeper meaning. "Maslenitsa was also a time to ask deceased ancestors for a plentiful year. So Shishkin's black blinis are quite appropriate."
For the sauce
50 g pike roe (substitute with rainbow trout
caviar if unavailable)
10 g minced red onion
70 g minced chive
25 g heavy cream
25 g creme fraiche
For the blinis
200 g all-purpose flour
20 g sugar
4 g salt
6 g baking powder
400 g whole milk
2 eggs, yolks separated from whites
4 Tbsp neutral oil, plus more for frying
1 Tbsp squid ink
Place the red onion in a bowl of ice water and leave for 15 minutes. Strain and dry on a paper towel. Mix the onion with the remaining ingredients in a small bowl. Cover and keep in the fridge for 4 hours.
Mix all dry ingredients in a bowl. In a separate mixing bowl, whisk together the yolks and the milk until uniform in color. Gradually add dry mixture, whisking until all is incorporated and no lumps remain. Add oil and mix.
In a separate bowl, whip the egg whites until they form soft peaks. Use a spatula to gently fold the whites into the batter. Stir in the squid ink, gently mixing until the batter is a uniform black color.
Heat a large buttered cast-iron skillet of nonstick pan over medium heat. Spoon a generous tablespoon of the blini mixture onto the surface, and turn the pan to coax the batter into 4-inch circles. Cook for a minute or two, until a solid surface forms, then flip and repeat.
Serve the warm blinis with a generous amount of the pike roe sauce on top.


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Afternoon: Program Registration: After you have your room assignment, come over to the Road Scholar table in the lobby to register with the program staff and get your welcome packet containing your name-tag, up-to-date schedule that reflects any last-minute changes, and other important information. If your arrival is delayed, please ask for your packet when you check in. Orientation. The Group Leader will greet everyone and lead introductions. We will review the up-to-date program schedule, discuss roles and responsibilities, logistics, safety guidelines, emergency procedures, and answer questions. Periods in the daily schedule designated as "Free time" and "At leisure" offer opportunities to do what you like and make your experience even more meaningful and memorable according to your personal preferences. The Group Leader will be happy to offer suggestions. Program activities, schedules, personnel, and indicated distances or times may change due to local circumstances/conditions. In the event of changes, we will alert you as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding.
Dinner: At the hotel, we'll have a 3-course plated meal with a choice of several non-alcoholic beverages; other beverages available for purchase.
Evening: At leisure. Continue getting to know your fellow Road Scholars, settle in, and get a good night's rest for the day ahead.
Activity note: Walking about 2 miles throughout the day; paved sidewalks.
Breakfast: At the hotel, choose what you like from the buffet featuring a selection of hot and cold items and coffee, tea, water.
Morning: We will start our morning with an explorative walk around downtown Miami with a local expert. While viewing some of its most interesting and unique buildings and getting oriented with the neighborhood, we'll learn about the history of Miami and how it came to be the city that it is today.
Lunch: At a local restaurant, we'll have plated meals with non-alcoholic beverages included; other beverages available for purchase.
Afternoon: Setting out again on foot, we'll head to the Miami Dade Cultural Center, also known as History Miami, to explore with a museum expert. Presenting the history of Miami and South Florida as an American crossroads, the museum offers various collections and exhibitions to connect its rich past with the ever-evolving future of the region and its diverse inhabitants.
Dinner: At a local restaurant, we'll have plated meals with non-alcoholic beverages included; other beverages available for purchase.
Evening: At leisure.
Activity note: Walking about 2 miles throughout the day; city streets, some uneven terrain. Getting on/off a motorcoach.
Breakfast: Hotel buffet.
Morning: A local expert on Cuban exiles will join us at the hotel to give a lecture about the history of Cuban exiles, as well as the connection between Cuba and Miami in preparation for today's day of Cuban themed activities. Next, we'll board our motorcoach and travel to the Freedom Tower in Miami where we will view some contemporary art exhibits including Cuban art depicting their exile and journey to freedom.
Lunch: At a restaurant in the Little Havana neighborhood, we'll share a family-style meal with non-alcoholic beverages included; other beverages available for purchase.
Afternoon: After meeting our local expert we'll be led on a walking field trip through Little Havana. Many cultures have characteristic games and in Little Havana, it's dominoes. We'll begin at Máximo Gómez Park, popularly known as Domino Park, where locals gather to play the national game of Cuba, dominoes. The park is named for the military commander of that country's war of independence. As we learn about the history, culture, and people of Little Havana during our walk, we will stop along the way for Cuban coffee and other delights.
Dinner: This meal has been excluded from the program cost and is on your own to enjoy what you like. The Group Leader will be happy to offer suggestions.
Evening: At leisure.
Activity note: Walking about 2.5 miles throughout the day; uneven dirt trails and boardwalks.
Breakfast: Hotel buffet.
Morning: After transferring via motorcoach to the famous Anhinga Trail at the Royal Palm area of Everglades National Park, we'll go on a pleasant walk following the trails and boardwalks to get close-up views of wildlife, perhaps including gators, turtles, Roseate Spoonbills, abounding varieties of wading birds and other aquatic species. The Anhinga Trail was so beautiful and indicative of the Everglades that a group of women petitioned for its protection as a state park in the early 20th Century. This state park was the genesis of Everglades National Park, dedicated in 1947.
Lunch: In the second story tiki dining room at a local organic farm, we'll be treated to a meal made of ingredients sourced directly from the farm; non-alcoholic beverages included.
Afternoon: We'll then join a farm expert for a walk through the farm and, as we walk, we'll learn the story of the farm, why they chose to create and live in a culinary paradise, and about the process of farm-to-table cuisine. Leaving the farm via motorcoach, we'll transfer to the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Gardens where we'll enjoy a tram ride narrated by the driver through the carefully organized gardens that seamlessly blend art and science. Designed in 1938, its founders sailed around the world collecting diverse tropical plants before being forced to return to the United States due to the outbreak of World War II. Afterwards, take some time independently to explore the gardens on your own, watch the birds, or sit back and relax. We'll then rendezvous at a predetermined time and place for transfer back to the hotel.
Dinner: This meal has been excluded from the program cost and is on your own to enjoy what you like. The Group Leader will be happy to offer suggestions.
Evening: At leisure.
Activity note: Walking about 2 miles throughout the day; city sidewalks and uneven terrain.
Breakfast: Hotel buffet.
Morning: To start the day, we'll hear from a local Art Deco expert at the hotel to learn more about this pervasive architectural and decorative style seen in Miami. Then, aboard our motorcoach, we'll ride down South Beach and learn from our expert about the various booms and busts that have taken place in the area over the years. The first area of Miami to be developed, South Beach was, for instance, completely destroyed by the 1926 hurricane and has since been shaped by the overall growth of Miami. Having gained popularity in the interwar period, the style is notable for strong colors, geometric patterns, and over-the-top decorations. We'll then go on an expert-led walking field trip focusing on the architecture of the world-famous Art Deco District. The first 20th century neighborhood listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it contains some 800 historically significant structures. These vibrantly colored buildings represent an era when Miami Beach was heavily promoted and developed as a "tropical playground."
Lunch: On your own in South Beach.
Afternoon: After rendezvousing at a predetermined time and place, we'll walk over to the Wolfsonian–Florida International University to view their impressive collection of pieces that illustrate the persuasive power of art and design. Lead by an expert, we will explore the two most prominent collections that highlight the Industrial Revolution and the Second World War while learning more about these two significant historical events. We'll then gather for transfer back to the hotel.
Dinner: On your own.
Evening: At the hotel, we'll be entertained by a local dancer who will perform in the Flamenco dancing style.
Activity note: Walking about 2 miles throughout the day; city streets with periods of standing up to 2 hours at a time.
Breakfast: Hotel buffet.
Morning: One of city's leading historians will join us at the hotel to accompany us on a motorcoach field trip throughout the city. As we go, we'll see and learn about some of the famous neighborhoods of Miami like Coconut Grove and Coral Gables. We'll finish our ride at the Haiti Cultural Complex where we will learn from a local expert about the Little Haiti neighborhood of Miami and its inhabitants.
Lunch: At a local restaurant in the Wynwood neighborhood, we'll have plated meals with non-alcoholic beverages included.
Afternoon: Then we will explore the Wynwood neighborhood of Miami and, during our field trip, see how an area once suffering from urban blight, race riots, and gang violence has transformed into an incubator for artists and creative entrepreneurs. We'll see the large-scale murals, thriving street artists, and the inspiring history that has made it one of the most renowned creative neighborhoods in the world. End the exploration of Wynwood with a visit to a private art gallery nearby.
Dinner: At a local restaurant with the group, we'll have plated meals with non-alcoholic beverages included; other beverages available for purchase.
Evening: Return to the hotel for a private Flamenco performance from a Miami local. Watch, listen and enjoy the musicians and dancers perform this very traditional and unique style.
Activity note: Walking about 1 mile throughout the day; city streets. Getting on/off a boat and ramp; the ride is approx. 2 hours.
Breakfast: Hotel buffet.
Morning: Transferring from the hotel via motorcoach, we'll take this opportunity to experience Miami and Miami Beach from the water. Upon arrival at the dock, we'll board a boat and spend the morning traveling around the waterways off of Miami and South Beach while learning about the local area from experts.
Lunch: On your own to enjoy what you like.
Afternoon: We'll meet back up with the group at the hotel for a round table discussion to further our understanding of Miami as a whole by exploring the future of Miami and the precariousness inherent to its scenic location. Being positioned right on the water makes for a beautiful, picturesque city, but with erratic weather and rising sea levels, there is a fear that this thriving city is in peril. Experts specializing in the weather and storm surges will join us at the hotel to present on this topic before opening up to questions in order to engage our fellow participants in conversation about the city, its culture and local people.
Dinner: At the hotel, we'll have a delicious plated farewell dinner with non-alcoholic included; other beverages available for purchase. Share some of your favorite experiences from the program with new Road Scholar friends.
Evening: At leisure. Be sure to prepare for check-out and departures in the morning.
Activity note: Hotel check-out by 11:00 a.m. Shuttles to the airport for those who booked air with Road Scholar will begin departing early morning and continue throughout the day.
Breakfast: Hotel buffet.
Morning: This concludes our program. We hope you enjoy Road Scholar learning adventures and look forward to having you on rewarding programs in the future. Please join our Facebook page and share photos of your program. Visit us at www.facebook.com/rsadventures. Best wishes for all your journeys!


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Morgan Utah Family History Center/Class Schedule
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Wed: 10 am to 1 pm and 6 pm to 9 pm
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Class Schedule
At this time Morgan Stake has decided to focus its training on ward Temple and Family History Consultants. Walk-ins are invited to participate. There are a variety of subjects- new FamilySearch, AllMyCousins, Findagrave, Ancestry.com, Research Tips, Pioneer Websites, RootsMagic. Training is ongoing. Shifts are on different class subjects.
Class Handouts
Desktop Icons and Computer Skills Lesson Plan
Family Search Tips Video Information
How To Use Family Search Wisely
Installing Indexing on Home Computer
Our Family History Responsibilities
Priesthood Line of Authority Patriarchal Blessing
Pioneer Websites and Center Resources Lesson Plan
Searching for Birth, Marriage, and Death Records Vital Records
Subscription Online Genealogical Sites (Free at FHC) and Free Online Genealogical Sites
Using Ancestry Quest program for downloading your family pedigree
What is a first cousin twice removed?
Where Would You Go On FamilySearch.org to Find…
Create your FREE Color Genealogy 9 Generation Fan Chart
To create your FREE Color Genealogy 9 Generation Fan Chart please go to createfan.com. You will be requested to log into you FamilySearch account so the software can gather your ancestorial information from FamilySearch. This will generate a PDF document that you can save or print.
Note: The 9 generations printed from new.familysearch may not be accurate unless individuals have cleaned up and verified their ancestors as far back as 9 generations
Staff Training Meetings
Monthly Council Meeting is held on the first Thursday of each month at 8 pm.


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For Women's Health Inc. has started their July Yacon Syrup sale on Amazon . During the month on July, people can buy their organic Yacon Syrup with 50% off and with each purchase, they can get their new weight loss program for free!
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Yacon Syrup is a weight loss syrup that increases metabolism, reduces sugar cravings and helps reduce constipation.
Even though it is sweeter than sugar, it has only a third of the calories found in sugar, and because of this, a lot of people use yacon syrup as a sugar replacement and a weight loss supplement.
2 years ago there was an experiment done on 50 overweight women. 25 of them started to take yacon syrup daily, while the other 25 took a placebo. After 2 months, all the 25 women in the yacon syrup group lost on average, 8 pounds.
For Women's Health has been selling weight loss supplements on Amazon for over 3 years, and when they heard about the experiment, they decided to test yacon syrup on their clients for 30 days.
They created a test group of 100 women, all aged between 30 and 55, which were all following their new launched weight loss program.
50 of the women in the test group also took 3 table spoons of Yacon syrup daily, while the others 50, didn't.
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- ITV Report
NUM Leader: Let Thatcherism be buried alongside its founder
Margaret Thatcher has been allowed to continue her legacy of dividing the country in death as she did in life with the granting, at the cost of the British taxpayer, her wish for a state funeral in all but name. How magnanimous of her not to insist on a fly-past by the Royal Air Force.
To end her life in the Ritz hotel shows the world she helped to create is far from equal.
Her policies, under the guise of economic reform, were a vindictive attack on the trade unions and anything that represented a socialist conscience.
She will never be forgotten or forgiven for the devastation she brought to the mining communities. She never understood (or maybe she did) that it was not the unions she was destroying but ordinary working class union members' lives and those of their families and communities.
Next year marks the 30th anniversary of the Miners' Strike of 1984/85 and we have still to see what the true cost was for the dispute.
Margaret Thatcher has gone but Thatcherism still remains - let common sense prevail and bury it with her.
This is an opinion piece written by Chris Kitchen, National Secretary of the National Union of Mineworks, and does not represent the views of ITV News.


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The world is transforming and power shifts are taking place. By, 2012 we will witness philosophical, social, economical and political changes throughout the world. Power centers may change. There may be violent wars. But, the world, as such, will remain and souls will keep on incarnating for furtherance of their divine life purpose and for enjoying the fruits of their karma.
In a deck of Tarot cards the XIII th card is "The Death" card. But, for a Tarot reader this card may mean many things depending on the questions pertaining to health, career, marriage, childbirth and various other problems. This card indicates that change is taking place and the end is coming to something which exists. The same reading can mean different things to different experts in different situations. Hence, the change of era which is making the astrologers panic, may mean end of stagnating mindset and beginning of a wonderful era.


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Brian Gavin in charge of Munster senior semi-final
Offaly referee Brian Gavin will be in charge of Sunday's Munster Senior Hurling Championship semi-final between Tipperary and Limerick, which starts at 4 o'clock at the Gaelic Grounds in Limerick.
The winners will qualify for the Munster Final against Cork or Clare on Sunday, July 14th, a match that will also have a 4pm start.
The curtain-raiser on Sunday is the Munster Intermediate Hurling Championship semi-final between Tipperary and Limerick. This gets underway at 1.45 and if necessary extra-time will be played. The referee is Waterford's Paul Foley.


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Summer for such a long time, how to teach their children at home had a sense of it? Let him learn how to make your own toys, well, we are introducing today is a rubber band-powered car of 3D printing.
With the growing popularity of 3D printers in the home, more and more unique ideas and production turned out recently a guest on Thingiverse named Heri Suprapto--3D print on making open source their own small rubber band-powered car, a propeller-driven cars, kids will love.
The car has gone through four iterations of the design, fifth as the final printed version. Car model is divided into 10 separate 3D printed parts, took 2.5 hours using Autodesk 3ds Max printer is the printer. It is reported that the cars can be a one-time fast 4 m, ideal for children's play.
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Codeine Side Effects
What should I watch for?
Tell your doctor or health care professional if your pain does not go away, if it gets worse, or if you have new or a different type of pain. You may develop tolerance to the medicine. Tolerance means that you will need a higher dose of the medicine for pain relief. Tolerance is normal and is expected if you take this medicine for a long time.
Do not suddenly stop taking your medicine because you may develop a severe reaction. Your body becomes used to the medicine. This does NOT mean you are addicted. Addiction is a behavior related to getting and using a drug for a non-medical reason. If you have pain, you have a medical reason to take pain medicine. Your doctor will tell you how much medicine to take. If your doctor wants you to stop the medicine, the dose will be slowly lowered over time to avoid any side effects.
There are different types of narcotic medicines (opiates). If you take more than one type at the same time or if you are taking another medicine that also causes drowsiness, you may have more side effects. Give your health care provider a list of all medicines you use. Your doctor will tell you how much medicine to take. Do not take more medicine than directed. Call emergency for help if you have problems breathing or unusual sleepiness.
You may get drowsy or dizzy. Do not drive, use machinery, or do anything that needs mental alertness until you know how this medicine affects you. Do not stand or sit up quickly, especially if you are an older patient. This reduces the risk of dizzy or fainting spells. Alcohol may interfere with the effect of this medicine. Avoid alcoholic drinks.
Children may be at higher risk for side effects. If your child has slow breathing, noisy breathing, confusion, or unusual sleepiness, stop giving this medicine and get medical help right away.
This medicine will cause constipation. Try to have a bowel movement at least every 2 to 3 days. If you do not have a bowel movement for 3 days, call your doctor or health care professional.
Your mouth may get dry. Chewing sugarless gum or sucking hard candy, and drinking plenty of water may help. Contact your doctor if the problem does not go away or is severe.
Common and Rare Side Effects
Along with its needed effects, a medicine may cause some unwanted effects. Although not all of these side effects may occur, if they do occur they may need medical attention.
Check with your doctor immediately if any of the following side effects occur:
Incidence not known
blurred vision
cold, clammy skin
darkened urine
difficult or troubled breathing
dizziness, faintness, or lightheadedness when getting up suddenly from a lying or sitting position
fast, irregular, pounding, or racing heartbeat or pulse
fast, weak pulse
feeling of warmth
irregular, fast or slow, or shallow breathing
loss of appetite
no blood pressure or pulse
no breathing
pains in the stomach, side, or abdomen, possibly radiating to the back
pale or blue lips, fingernails, or skin
redness of the face, neck, arms, and occasionally, upper chest
stopping of the heart
unusual tiredness or weakness
yellow eyes or skin
Get emergency help immediately if any of the following symptoms of overdose occur:
Symptoms of overdose
Bluish lips or skin
chest pain or discomfort
constricted, pinpoint, or small pupils (black part of the eye)
decreased awareness or responsiveness
extreme sleepiness or unusual drowsiness
slow or irregular heartbeat
Some side effects may occur that usually do not need medical attention. These side effects may go away during treatment as your body adjusts to the medicine. Also, your health care professional may be able to tell you about ways to prevent or reduce some of these side effects. Check with your health care professional if any of the following side effects continue or are bothersome or if you have any questions about them:
More common
relaxed and calm feeling
Incidence not known
disturbed color perception
double vision
false or unusual sense of well-being
fear or nervousness
feeling of constant movement of self or surroundings
halos around lights
hives or welts, itching, or skin rash
night blindness
overbright appearance of lights
redness of the skin
sensation of spinning
stomach pain or cramps
trouble sleeping
tunnel vision
Other side effects not listed may also occur in some patients. If you notice any other effects, check with your healthcare professional.
Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to the FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.


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For those who don't keep up with board games anymore, they are still being made and people are still playing them. Blokus, a worldwide best-selling board game, has won 26 awards including the Mensa Best Mind Game Award of 2003 since it came out in France in 2000. Invented by mathematician Bernard Tavitian, Blokus is a strategy board game that takes just minutes to learn and plenty of practice to master. The game is available in 50 countries and in four different versions: Blokus Classic, Blokus Travel (aka Blokus Duo), Blokus Trigon and Blokus Giant. Blokus World Tour by Funkitron brings the popular board game to the PC, allowing the player to play against computer opponents in a tournament or play with one of the numerous versions of Blokus.
The game is played on a grid with 400 squares. There are 21 polyominoes (Tetris-like pieces) for each of the four colors. They range from a single square to five-square pieces in various shapes. The purpose of the game is to place as many of your pieces on the board and hopefully take up more space than your opponent. Each player starts placing pieces in their respective corner and the order of play goes from blue to yellow to red to green. You may rotate and flip the piece, but it must be played next to another piece of the same color and can only touch at the corners, not the sides. The game is over once when each player is out of options and has to miss his/her turn. Points add up due to how much space you take up. If all 21 pieces are placed on the board, the player gets an extra 15 points. If the single square is placed last the bonus gets bumped to 20 points.
Blokus World Tour is a great way for beginners to learn as it has a useful help system to let you know when you've incorrectly placed a piece. There is also a progressive hint system in case you get stuck. One click on it will let you know what areas to look for, if you click again it shows you the areas where you can't play a piece, and finally it gives you an option. Depending on what level you're playing at, it's not giving you the best options but it's handy when your opponents are already out of moves and you're just trying to get rid of your last pieces.
Joining the World Tour allows you to participate in 10 tournaments as you travel around the world showing off your Blokus skills. You'll play against 16 different computer opponents, even a virtual Bernard Tavitian. There are three settings for the tournament: kid, casual and master. Even on casual, halfway through the tournament the difficulty seems to jump quite a bit.
In order to break up the gameplay there is a mode called Challenges which include specific scenarios where it puts your Blokus skills to the test. This provides some interesting alternatives if you're tired of playing in the tournament. There are eight different challenges to be unlocked. If you like collecting trophies, there are 21 Gold Bloks to collect. The game tells you what you need to earn the Gold Blok and it also keeps track of how close you are to obtaining it.
Board game fans will like the opportunity to be able to play Blokus anytime they want at multiple difficulty settings against the CPU. Unfortunately there is no online component which would have been a nice addition. If you do have friends over and don't have the board game there is a Quick Play mode that allows you to play three variations of Blokus and play in Hot Seat mode.
There isn't much to the board game itself, other than colored translucent pieces on a gray plastic grid. Blokus World Tour is visually more impressive with funny characters and colorful hand-drawn graphics. Menus are easy to navigate and your opponents will have distinct playing styles and their own expressions. Overall it's a simple family-friendly game with upbeat music. At least this way, you don't have to worry about losing your pieces to the dog or your baby brother.
The Verdict
Blokus World Tour is great for Blokus fans and the demo gives newcomers an excellent glimpse at why this game has taken the world by storm. Colorful artwork and catchy music liven things up and with multiple modes it can keep players busy for hours. Not having an online component is disappointing because the board game and friends to play with are not always readily available and playing against the CPU is not very exciting--you have no one to gloat to if you win.


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When you travel for work or pleasure, it's important to consider your impact. Here are simple tips for green business travel.
Before I left my job to travel to Argentina, I traveled several times a month for work. While I enjoyed seeing new places, meeting new people, and sampling local foods, I felt guilty about the impact my frequent business travel had on the planet.
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Thus, I did everything I could to be a greener business traveler. Here are some of my tips:
Green business travel — top tips
Before you decide a business trip is absolutely necessary, check first to see if a teleconference could happen in place of meeting in person. Sometimes the people you are working with are just as happy to have a tele- or video- conference and it saves you time and expense while having less environmental impact.
Take the Train or Bus
If you can, take a bus or train, instead of an airplane, to your destination. I took the Acela fast train from Washington, D.C. to New York several times. It was less of a hassle (no security lines, easier to get to, fewer delays) and a fun way to see the East Coast.
Fly Nonstop
When a train isn't an option, fly nonstop. You reduce your emissions by up to 50% with nonstop travel.
Schedule Trips Back-to-Back
If you have several different cities to travel to, schedule the trips back to back. While this can get tiring, you will save time and resources by not flying home in between.
Take Public Transportation to Get Around
Once your at your destination, take public transportation to get around. In many cities taking the subway or metro can be faster than a cab inching through traffic. Public transportation has come a long way, and it's a great way to travel.
Hop in an EcoCab
Most major cities now have hybrid taxis and eco cabs. If you must take a taxi, see if this is an option.
Share Transportation
If you're traveling with co-workers, schedule your travel at the same time so that you can share taxi rides or rental cars.
Select a Hybrid Rental Car
If renting a car is the only option that makes sense, get a hybrid rental car. The prices usually fall within a company's per diem and you can justify it with gas savings.
Stay in a Green Hotel
Green hotels are a great option for business travel. I personally like the Kimpton Hotel chain. Learn about LEED and green hotels for the best options.
Green your Stay
How Online Learning Helps Green Travelers Stay Green
When staying at a hotel, do everything you can to use fewer resources. This includes hanging your towel, adjusting the thermostat, and turning off the lights.
Bring a Water Bottle
You know how much I love my Klean Kanteen stainless steel water bottle and insulated stainless steel water bottles. They are sleek enough for professional settings. Another option is to reuse your disposable water bottle several times over the course of a short business trip.
Carry One Bag
If you're a frequent business traveler you probably having packing in one bag down to a science, but if not, check out our tips for packing light.
How to Travel Green in 4 Easy Steps
Step 1: Understand Why You Should Travel Green.
You're probably not going to want to learn how to travel green if you don't know why you should. We believe that you should travel responsibly because it's good for the environment, it's good for local economies, and it's good for you. Check out these posts for more about why you should travel green:
31 Reasons to Travel Green: In Pictures
Step 2: Recall the basic principle: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.
In it's simplest form, the answer to "How do I travel green?" Can be summed up with the phrase: "reduce, reuse, recycle." When it comes to being a green traveler you will generally focus on reducing your impact where ever you go. But, it's just as important to reuse and recycle whenever you can.
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Step 3: Know the Categories Where You Can Reduce.
Generally, you can reduce your impact in Transportation, Lodgings, Food and Restaurants, and Activities. By being aware of these categories, you can systematically go through your travel plans and green them.
Step 4: While Traveling, Commit to Minimizing Your Impact in These Areas.
Check out some of our favorite posts about minimizing your impact.
- 4 Principles for Choosing Green Transportation
- How to Find Green Accommodations
- Volunteer Travel Programs
- How to Find Sustainable Souvenirs
- Guide to Packing Light
- How to Choose a Stainless Steel Water Bottle
- Best Countries for Vegetarian or Vegan Travel
It's really quite easy to travel responsibly. And frankly, it's fun. You meet lots of new people and see plenty of new sights that you wouldn't otherwise. As we continue on with this series we'll go into more details about how to travel green, like how to make a green travel plan or about green vacation planning.
Not sure where to start? Check out our list of Top Green Cities: Where to Travel Green so you will have an easier time of traveling green.
7 Tips for Choosing a Green Travel Destination
How to Travel Green In 4 Easy Steps
How to Find Green Accommodations and Green Hotels
Favorite Things About Green Travel
Eco-conscious travel is great because it benefits the environment, but there's also a more selfish advantage to it. Whether you're journeying across the world or to a neighboring region in your own country, traveling green can enhance your overall experience. Here are my top five favorite things about environmentally-friendly travel.
I struggle to be a vegetarian (and often fail) when I travel because I believe that to fully experience a culture or destination, you should try local foods — even foods you might not ever eat at home. Sampling cuisines that people in the area you're visiting have been eating for hundreds, even thousands, of years will give you insight into the culture and enhance your travel experience. Plus, you'll support local business and eat locally grown and raised food, which is better for the economy and the environment.
I love trying locally produced beverages for the same reasons I enjoy endulging in local foods. With alcohol, it's fun to see where the locals drink and what the vibe is like. (And it helps that I always feel more comfortable striking up conversation with strangers after I've had a drink or two.)
Perusing the local market is always fun, even if I don't buy anything. I enjoy seeing crafts the locals create, and have been creating for generations. Plus, you can interact with the people — farmers and craftsmen alike — whose goods you're buying, which is an interaction that can be harder to come by in the U.S. Remember, wherever in the world you are, to only buy sustainable souvenirs.
By staying in hostels and locally owned lodging, taking public transportation, and dining in non-chain restaurants, you get to know other travelers and locals. Being an environmentally-conscious traveler gives you almost limitless opportunities to strike up conversations with people you may never have met staying in a huge hotel, or traveling by car.
There's no experience quite like hiking through the mountains and looking down over electric blue Moraine Lake in Canada, or swimming under a waterfall at the top of a mountain in Belize. I think one of the best ways to experience any destination is on foot or bike — you're close to the land, where you can observe details, rather than whizzing by them in a bus or car.
Green business travel is easy
Business travel can take you anywhere. It's your responsibility to be as green as you can be getting there, getting back and during your stay. Hopefully you will find green business travel is easy to continue while you are back at home.


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Shri Sainivas Mega Residency features a restaurant and free WiFi. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Free private parking is available on site. All rooms come with a TV with satellite channels. Some rooms include a seating area where you can relax. You will find a 24-hour front desk at the property. The hotel also offers car hire.
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Health, Hygiene & Cleanliness - We at Shri Sainivas Mega Residency believe that "Cleanliness & Godliness". Our Hotel is Neat & Clean. The Room we offer for your stay will be Neat & Clean. We double make sure that before giving you room we check for Health, Hygiene & Cleanliness. We have 24 hours quick responsive Housekeeping Team for your service.
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Sunny, Jolly, Warm, Youthful, Friendly, Upbeat
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I have a jolly and sunny personality so that goes easily with my voice, but I can adjust my tone depending on the need and flow of the script. Usually, I'm upbeat for commercials, also does voice acting especially drama and comedy.
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I have been in the production industry for more than a decade now and I am very professional in dealing with my clients and make sure they got what they want because I also value their time and investment. I have done radio plugs for a theater group here in the Philippines, various commercials for manpower agencies, bookstores, textile shops, schools, music stores, and others.
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by Rachel Ratner
All of my favorite new music these days seems to come from mix tapes my friends make me. There's something special about knowing they put a song on there, in a certain order, especially for me. It gives the song extras weight… I spend more time listening to them, than I would a regular CD. Nowadays, what better way to send mix tapes to those you care about than via podcasts. Each week KEXP sends handfuls of podcasts out to our friends. A lot of time, energy and loves goes into making them. And that's why we were so excited to have the opportunity to teach the art of the podcasting mixtape to members of our community!
One of KEXP's missions is to facilitate music discovery, and as such, we were very excited to have the opportunity to host our first ever Youth Podcasting Workshops! These workshops, hosted in a partnership with the Vera Project, were an intensive, hands-on, 8-week series geared towards young adults in the Seattle area. The goal of these workshops was to engage young people in our community, champion youth-led and youth-focused programming, and offer increased training opportunities. Workshop participants learned how to create a podcast, from song selection, to securing music rights, to recording, editing and hosting the final podcast.
The classes took place over a series of 8 weeks in October and Novermber 2008. The class was made up of 9 students, ranging from 15-25 years of age. Each class was taught by a different KEXP employee, including KEXP DJs Cheryl Waters, Shani Jayant, Shannon Sauter, and Sharlese Metcalf, as well as KEXP's Online Content Coordinator (aka, dude who organizes our own podcasting), Jim Beckmann. The results were phenomenal! Each podcast ended up being around an hour long and features songs from up-and-coming artists from the all ages scenes throughout the country.
Don't take my word for it; listen to the results yourself! We have just launched the second of three podcasts to come out of the Fall workshop. Email email@example.com and let us know what you think!
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4. Hecuba – Miles Away
5. April March – Chick Habit
6. Siberian – Belgian Beer and Catholic Girl
7. Daniel G. Harmann and The Trouble Starters – I've Turned to a Life of Crime
8. The Georgetown Orbits – Shoe Suede Blues
9. Car Crash Kids – Devision Revision
10. Deer City – Bankside
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12. Fighter X – Maybe Mx Remix
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Texas Longhorns Football
The sights from Texas vs. Baylor
The Texas Longhorns defeated the Baylor Bears 38-7 at McLane Stadium in Waco on Saturday to improve to 4-4 on the season. Texas quarterback Shane Buechele threw for 256 yards and a touchdown and rushed for 42 yards in the Longhorns' 3rd-straight win over Baylor.
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Texas Longhorns Football
Top Plays: Texas vs. Baylor
The Texas Longhorns held on to beat the Baylor Bears 23-17 last Saturday in Austin to win their sixth straight game, improving to 6-1 overall and 4-0 in Big 12 play. Texas quarterback Sam Ehlinger left the game with a shoulder injury on the opening drive and was replaced by junior Shane Buechele. Buechele, who saw his first action on the field since the Longhorns' bowl game against Missouri last December, finished 20-34 with 184 yards and one touchdown. True freshman running back Keaontay Ingram surpassed the century mark on the ground, the first in his career, amassing 110 yards on 19 carries.
Texas scored all of its points in the first half and held a 23-10 lead over Baylor at the half. The Bears scored a touchdown in the third quarter to cut the lead to 23-17 and held possession of the ball on the final drive of the game. Todd Orlando's defense held steady as Baylor quarterback Charlie Brewer was pressured and threw a last-effort pass out of the Texas end zone as the game clock expired.
Place your vote for Texas' top play in the win over Baylor.
Shane Buechele's 44-yard TD pass to Collin Johnson (4:21 – 2nd quarter)
LJ Humphrey's quarterback keeper for a TD (1:12 – 2nd quarter)
Caden Sterns intercepts Charlie Brewer (:44 – 2nd Quarter)
Texas defense pressures Brewer on final play of the game (:01 – 4th quarter)
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Texas Football 2019 full schedule released
The Longhorns host LSU at Darrell K. Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium on Saturday, September 7
The Big 12 Conference released the 2019 football schedules for all ten conference schools on Thursday. The Longhorns' schedule includes three non-conference games, two of which are against teams from Louisiana. Notably, Texas will host the LSU Tigers on September 7th after a home season-opener against Louisiana Tech, and will complete non-conference play against former Southwest Conference opponent Rice at NRG Stadium in Houston.
Texas will host Texas Tech on Friday, November 29th, the day after Thanksgiving, to wrap up the season.
Full schedule can be found below.
2019 Texas Football Schedule
Aug. 31—Louisiana Tech
Sept. 7—LSU
Sept. 14—at Rice (NRG Stadium)
Sept. 21—Oklahoma State
Oct. 5—at West Virginia
Oct. 12—vs Oklahoma (Cotton Bowl)
Oct. 19—Kansas
Oct. 26—at TCU
Nov. 9—Kansas State
Nov. 16—at Iowa State
Nov. 23—at Baylor
Nov. 29—Texas Tech
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The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: Baylor
Texas narrowly escaped with a victory against Baylor on Saturday, and there are several areas that the Longhorns must clean up to stay atop the Big 12
Another week, another close ballgame that came down to the final drive for Texas. The Longhorns found themselves behind the eight ball when Sam Ehlinger exited the game with an injury in the 1st quarter, and Baylor ended up giving Texas all they could handle. Regardless, Texas is now 6-1 and sits alone atop of the Big 12 conference standings. The Longhorns will gladly welcome the bye week as they prepare for the final stretch of the season. Let's take a look at the good and the bad from a 23-17 win over the Bears:
The Good
Texas finally has a 100-yard rusher
For the first time in the Tom Herman era, Texas had a 100-yard rusher. Freshman Keaontay Ingram finished the afternoon with 110 yards on 19 carries. It's hard to believe it had been 20 games since the Longhorns had someone surpass the 100-yard rushing mark, but it is only appropriate Ingram was the one to break the streak. Ingram continues to see an uptick in touches and has proven to be the best running back on the roster.
Collin Johnson continues to dominate
Texas now has a good problem on their hands. Collin Johnson is playing himself into position to be a potential high NFL draft pick, and I don't think you will find many people who are upset about it. Johnson has cemented himself as a number 1 receiver after turning in another great performance on Saturday, hauling in 11 receptions for 132 yards and a touchdown. The biggest improvement he has made from his first two seasons is his physicality. Johnson has proven to be reliable going over the middle of the field while also also improving his ability beat corners off the line of scrimmage.
The Bad
It's hard to find a lot of negative when you look at Ryan Bujcevski's stat line: 47.8 yards per punt and 3 punts inside the 20. Unfortunately, the stats do not tell the full story. Texas continues to have major issues getting punts off in a timely manner, and I am beginning to think it is more on Bujcevski than the protection unit. The Aussie takes far too long to get the ball off his foot once he receives the snap. Baylor nearly had a block yesterday, and it is a minor miracle the Longhorns have not had a punt blocked this year.
Opening drive scores
The Texas defense has had a tough time stopping opponents on their opening drives this season. In the 7 opening drives opponents have had against the Longhorns this year, 5 have ended in either a touchdown or field goal. Todd Orlando has stressed the importance of starting fast on defense, but a trend has emerged.
Cameron Dicker comes back to earth
Cameron Dicker carried over his momentum from his game winner against Oklahoma, going 3 for 3 on field goals in the first half, including a 47-yarder to end the half. The second half was a different story. Dicker missed a 34-yard attempt late in the 4th quarter that would have given Texas a 9-point lead. He followed it up with a miss from 51 yards. It has been a roller coaster ride for Tom Herman as he tries to manage the punting and kicking unit, but it's hard to expect anything less since he is having to trot out a true freshman punter and kicker.
The Ugly
Zero second half points
The Longhorns had 5 drives in the second half — 2 ending in punts, 2 in missed field goals and one with an interception. Similar to the Kansas State game, the Texas offense moved the ball at times in the second half but were hurt by the inability to finish drives. Tom Herman and the offensive staff have shown improvements in making halftime adjustments, but the staff failed to put Shane Buechele and the offense in a position to finish off drives against a Baylor defense that ranked at or near the bottom of the Big 12 in nearly every major statistical category.
Sam Ehlinger's injury
Texas fans now have a greater appreciation for Sam Ehlinger after watching the offense try to operate for almost 4 full quarters without him. Shane Buechele is considered a quality passer, but he fails to bring the running dimension to the offense that Ehlinger brings. The Longhorn offense is built around Ehlinger, and if he were to miss any extended period of time, it would not be good. If he is healthy enough for Oklahoma State, he needs to play. The Texas offense is not good enough to plug in the backup and rest the starter, even against a team like Oklahoma State.
Texas Longhorns Football
Ehlinger's MRI results show shoulder sprain
Texas quarterback Sam Ehlinger left the Baylor game in the opening series after suffering a shoulder injury. Ehlinger left for the locker room to be evaluated and was replaced by backup Shane Buechele. He returned to the field but remained on the sideline with a headset on for the duration of the game. The Longhorns, behind Buechele, held on to defeat the Bears 23-17 and improved to 6-1 overall on the season.
In his postgame media availability, head coach Tom Herman expressed uncertainty about the injury to his sophomore quarterback, who led the Longhorns to five straight wins before the injury.
"I think any time you hurt a throwing shoulder, my level of concern is greater than zero, but I don't know enough. I've got to be educated more on it."
Ehlinger's MRI results revealed a first degree sprained shoulder, which is good news for the Longhorns, who travel to Stillwater in two weeks to face Oklahoma State.
First degree shoulder sprain for Texas QB Sam Ehlinger. Good news for Texas. #HookEm pic.twitter.com/kIchixRnkg
— Aaron Carrara (@AC_HornSports) October 14, 2018
Ehlinger has thrown for 1,534 yards and 11 touchdowns this season with just two interceptions. He has also rushed for 230 yards and 6 touchdowns.
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Open to AABANY members and friends. Come join us and spread some holiday cheer!
Open to AABANY members and friends.
We will be working with AALFNY to collect donations for Typhoon Haiyan Relief at the party.Donate $25 to our Typhoon Relief efforts to gain one (1) entry into a raffle drawing for 2 exclusive All-Access tickets to a Brooklyn Nets game at Barclays Center in January 2014. The 2 tickets are 16 rows from the floor and come with All-you-can-eat privileges. You will also get 1 ticket to the Joint Bar Holiday Party taking place the same night, Dec. 6, at the Copacabana.Donate $50 and gain three (3) entries into the raffle drawing, plus 2 tickets to the Joint Bar Holiday Party.
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Chapter 6 - Conserving our Resources
Unit C - Earth and Its Resources
- Chapter 6 - Conserving Our Resources
Where do the materials and sources of energy that people use come from?
What's the Big Idea About Earth?
From slow creeping continents to ground-splitting quakes, the Earth is constantly changing. Take a peek at our planet's layers, learn what secrets rocks reveal, and gain a long view of history.
What Do You Know About Earth?
How well grounded is your knowledge of our planet? Test your Earth science knowledge with this interactive quiz. Then, examine your faults—and the rights answers.
Grow Rock Candy
No matter where you find mineral salt—on your table or at the beach—you'll see its unique cube-shaped crystals. Take a sweet look at the crystal patterns and compositions of minerals.
All That Glitters (Science World)
Did you know that all of the mined gold in the world could easily fit inside your school's gym? Find out what it takes to turn this precious metal into trophies and jewelry.
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Living with Biodiversity Series
By: Center for Biodiversity and Conservation — A series of pamphlets published in conjunction with the CBC's fall 1998 public presentations focusing on the effect of individuals' daily decisions and lifestyle choices on biodiversity conservation.
Oscawana: A Dying Lake?
2003 Young Naturalist Award-winning essay - Oscawana has all the symptoms of a dying lake. Join this seventh-grader from New York as she hunts for the culprits—and examines what can be done to restore the lake.
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Urban Sprawl: Phoenix
Most people think of urban sprawl as the construction of roads and buildings at a rate that exceeds population growth. Phoenix, Arizona, however, offers a contrasting model of sprawl. Its metropolitan area has grown more than 300 percent in recent decades, but its population has grown even faster. Since the mid-1980's, the city's population density has increased as people continue to move to the region even as the urban area's boundaries have grown more slowly. This trend is by necessity, since the water supply cannot feed an ever-expanding metropolitan area.
Science Bulletin
Bronx River Restoration
In the 1600's, New York City's Bronx River was a drinking water source and a sylvan haven for beaver, oysters, and herring. It became blighted as urbanization progressed, reincarnating as an industrial power source, an open sewer, and a garbage dump. Today, landscape ecologists are reconstructing the waterway's ecological history as a reference point for its restoration effort. Watch conservation teams coax new life into the Bronx River as they restock it with native fish, lay down oyster beds, and remove invasive species along its shores.
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