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My 1st day in Paris, I try to pretend it's my last day so I can remember to appreciate every single nano second of it. But usually I forget. I get caught up in the visual buffet and forget to remember until it is The Last Day...
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My 1st day in Paris, I try to pretend it's my last day so I can remember to appreciate every single nano second of it. But usually I forget. I get caught up in the visual buffet and forget to remember until it is The Last Day...
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A café crème is always a first *must* upon arrival, followed usually by some low-key activity. The Rodin Musee is a nice first-day stop. Not to taxing, and the cafe in the garden is a nice quiet place for lunch. (and oui ~ I do pick up flowers for my room) Then it is a petite nap followed by dinner near the hotel, early to bed to get on schedule.ReplyDelete
I arm myself with my camera and hit the streets taking loads of photos and ultimately end up having a coffee in a cute street cafe and finding macarons and croissants...mmmmmmReplyDelete
I grab my camera and a croissant and jump right in the deep end! I just wander the streets and breathe in this wonderful city. I save the Musee D'Orsay and the Eiffel Tower for later. (But if I get there on a Saturday.... I head off to the flea market south of the city!)ReplyDelete
Easy! Grab camera and take the metro, or walk, to the fabric quarter at Montmatre where I stock up on perle cotton at Tissus Reine, look at their fabrics and then the African batiks in the fabric shop opposite. Walk to La Vraie Paris up the road and have their saumon au tartre for lunch and then hit the streets.ReplyDelete
When I get first in ParisReplyDelete
1. I take the Roissy bus to my destination
2. I have a cafe creme ASAP with suitcase and all near Opera
3. I stop at the bakery and buy 1/2 baguette
4. I go to butcher across of street and buy some butter and ham
5. I eat a jambon beurre for breakfast
6. I go to kiosque/newstand and buy Parisscope to see what plays/movies/exhibits have opened
7. I go to an other cafe and have an expresso while reading Pariscope
8. I make a hairdresser appointment
9. I go to market for fresh food
10. I go to Monoprix for other necessities
11. I buy flowers near Madeleine
12. I buy some wine at Nicolas
13. I go home and send an email to my friends: I have arrived and it is wonderful so they get all envious
14 I open the windows
15. I empty my suitcase and put away the stuff I brought from States, mostly ziploc bags
16. I take shower and go for walk
17. I go see a small museum or exhibit
18. I take a nap
19. I call a friend
20. I go out to dinner with friend on my street and I have the best 1/2 pizza with Arugula salad.
A taxi ride from CDG to our hotel in the 6th, Au Manoir Saint Germain (right across the street from Cafe de Flore and next door to Brasserie Lipp)then a quick wash and change of clothes and out onto the street. A walk up Rue Bonaparte to the Seine then right to Notre Dame, back across the Seine to Shakespeare & Co for yet another copy of "Notre Dame de Paris" (with the shop stamp, of course!), a stop at Laduree for boxes of you know what, pick up some magazines and newspapers at the presse kiosk outside of la Hune, some bottles of wine from the basement of Monoprix on rue de Rennes, drop off everything at the hotel, then walk past Sonia Rykiel's and cross the street to our favorite spot for dinner, Le Bizuth.ReplyDelete
I'll tell you when I head there again next year. Cute post. I have a huge list of what I'm planning to do, but as for what I do, I'll keep you posted.ReplyDelete
Oh Carol, that macaron painting is out of this world beautiful, not to speak of the visual feast of your photos and the fun of reading your Paris dreams .... I am homesick, yet I have never been there. I wonder why. ;-)ReplyDelete
We will be there in 4 weeks...and this time we arrive on a Sunday morning so the first thing we will do is head to the market on Raspail and stock up on fruit etc for our room...then over to the tower so we really know we are back.ReplyDelete
I just came back! So I definitely vote the jardin and then shopping. Followed by decadent pastry, nothing could feel more like Paris!ReplyDelete
Wow, it's like you're all answering a question of mine.ReplyDelete
In October, I'm arriving in Paris (after the red-eye) at 8:25 am. I can drop off my bags but what to do until 2:00 pm. Won't I be utterly exhausted.
Christiane, what a day. Will you have enough hands for all that?
Very nice suggestions.
- Annabelle9:10 AM
Oooh, since you brought up the subject of renting an apartment in Paris, do you have any hints for finding a colocation in Paris for six weeks while a person looks for something more permanent? Those short stay apartments are très cher.ReplyDelete
I'd love to try that out!
never went to Tissue Reine but dreamed many times of doing so..
merci for the suggestion!
I LOVE all of your suggestions!
Busily scribbling notes..
For long-termish apartments try Viterbo and do it as far ahead as possible
As soon as we checked in and dropped off our luggage in our room, my husband and I walked to the Eiffel Tower from our hotel on Rue Bonaparte. It was so close by, the obvious presented itself!ReplyDelete
- Marie9:49 AM
I arrive in Paris….ReplyDelete
and I listen, it feels good to hear the everyday French language of my childhood,
Le "Bonjour Madame" claimed loud and clear at the bakery by the "patronne "… behind the counter.
Le " et ce sera quoi pour vous madame " du garcon a la terasse du cafe, moving rapidly in between the table, long white apron, tray in hand and shaking the change in his pocket….
Or …"attention ma Ptit' dame" said rapidly by the delivery guy or the sanitation guy….
This mixted with the smell of coffee, bread and gauloise…... really makes me really feel at home.
- Elizabeth10:03 AM
I do buy a ton of French magazines to read...but, and this is so dull, mostly I sleep - but then my flights are much longer than most people's.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous10:07 AM
I took a leisurely stroll through Pere Lachaise cemetery. It might sound morbid at first but it is such a beautiful place and tends to put things into perspective. Then I purchased some pastry which I had at my hotel and napped as by the time I arrived it was 3am my time. The walk in the sun helped me to adjust as well.ReplyDelete
Cheers, Stephan
First I open all the windows and let the Paris in. But I don't feel like a french girl until I lay out my makeup, creams, and perfumes and personal beauty items in the bathroom. Then I head to the market to stock up some things for my apartment refrigator. Then I walk walk walk walkReplyDelete
Last weekend I finally stopped into Angelina's for their famous hot chocolate and the Mont Blanc. Amazingly delicious! Everytime I'm in Paris I always seem to start my jouney near the Eiffel Tower of the Arc de Triomphe and spend my whole day wandering around and making my way to Notre Dame and having dinner in the area. Then I hop on the Metro and make my way back to the Trocadero to watch the Eiffel Tower light up. Then it's back to the hotel to rest my feet and have a good sleep before getting up to spend another exciting day in Paris! LOVE IT!!ReplyDelete
Walk along the Seine to the George V for a massage.ReplyDelete
Christine Hueber
As soon as I am able to visit Paris again - I will make my first visit to the Île Saint-Louis to just walk, breathe in, observe & savor. I would like to walk each of its streets and peek in every shop - sit in a cafe and stroll along the quais. I found this small corner of Paris totally captivating and long to go back.ReplyDelete
Both the flowers and the Eiffel Tower...ReplyDelete
Somehow, it's usually the Champs-Élysées. The first time was spectacular because we popped out of the metro and there was the Arc de Triomphe all lit up in its glory. An unforgettable travel moment!ReplyDelete
First stop is for a cafe creme at Cafe Danton, then walk to Monoprix on rue de Rennes (or rue de shoe as I like to call it) and then back to my hotel to see if my room is ready. The rest of the day is spent shopping and eating. Is there anything else?????ReplyDelete
I always take a look at the Eiffel Tower from the Trocadéro. Always. Then and espresso from Café Kéber or a glass of wine.ReplyDelete
I haven't been to Paris in two years! All these suggestions are telling me I have to schedule another trip soon!ReplyDelete
It's ALL ABOUT the VELIBS and PASTRIES!ReplyDelete
- Ash1:24 PM
Oh, this made me sad we won't be going this year...DH and I drop our bags at the hotel and make a beeline to the Seine to take a walk then eventually stop for un verre du vin rouge and then hop the metro to an area we've never been before and explore!ReplyDelete
Tomorrow I fly to Paris for the first time. So, I'll have to get back to you on that. :-)ReplyDelete
what a deelight these last posts all the way back to the givenchy sketch. still in recovery from my past three weeks. oh and i love mary's fish camp. i would have skipped the ice cream and just ordered everything on the menu at mary's! at this point feel i should just runaway from home and live in your blog!ReplyDelete
yes for me, on arrival, just get out on those rues and cueillir des impressions!
there used to be an old yves simon song:
maman on va cueillir des paquerettes
au pays des merveilles de juliette.....
that could be paris for me
Visual buffet is right! That's what you do best with your photos!ReplyDelete
I love that department store stairway shot!
(And the chocolate tarts :)
Fabulous question Carol. Love everyone's answers...what's up with me never having had a cafe creme in Paris. What do you do? I have to say first off I pinch myself, because still after 3 times I am amazed that I can call Paris "mine" as everyone who dreams of drinking her in from afar makes room in their heart for "her" once they meet her. I noticed my tendency has been the Latin Quartier for some cheap eats, stroll to Notre Dame, over the Seine to Ile St. Louis and Berthillon raspberry sorbet while watching the Seine and still pinching myself that I am in Paris.ReplyDelete
I am usually a zombie since they cut out daytime flights to Paris .. grrr ... I stay near St Suplice so am over at Cafe de la Marie sucking up coffee ... I know you hang out there a lot, I see the streets in your pics .. Au Nom de la Rose is right there ... usually it's just get through the day and get to bed. Ah, your photos make me want to leave my desk and run for the airport. Love themReplyDelete
- Anonymous3:56 PM
I love reading everybody's "firsts". As for me, I take the RER B into Paris - Luxembourg Gardens station and walk a few blocks to my son's small rental apartments. After dropping off my luggage and a quick shower, I hit the streets. First, for a cafe creme and then a genuine bowl of French Onion Soup, considered by the French, to be their "get well soup". It's my insurance policy so I stay healthy during my visit. Then it's time to walk, walk, walk, breath some fresh air and soak up the sunshine. I love the Luxembourg Gardens for this activity. It's always beautiful and a great place to people watch. I usually find my way to the children's play area..... what a delightful scene, children climbing, running, and having fun. When the Mother's begin gathering their little ones for home I too head back to the apartments. On the way I usually stop for a few fresh vegetables, a baguette, some cheese, a bottle of wine, and a lovely pastry or two for breakfast. Next time, I'll add some flowers to grace the table. After dinner it's early to bed to be ready for the next day's adventures.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous5:26 PM
Even before I check in to my hotel, I go directly to Rue Buci and have a kir and croque monsieur and take in the street; then I buy pastries and cheese and a bottle of wine... walk to the Jardin du Luxembourg -- stopping on the way to make a dinner reservation at La Tourelle, then I sit and eat the pastries and cheese. When I am refreshed, buy a small bouquet of flowers -- sweet peas, if I can find them -- and I go find my hotel. After I've unpacked, I go out and walk around the block--to locate the nearest Monoprix, wine merchant, cafes, and patisseries. If there is time before dinner, I walk down to the Seine and walk out to the pointy end of Ile de la Cite and watch evening come along... all the time whilst walking, I am watching for my first glimpse of La Tour E... and smelling the street smells and admiring all the beautiful and stylish people... Ah... Paris!ReplyDelete
Before I leave, I *always* visit the Parc Monceau, the food hall at Au Bon Marche (for the wonderful yoghurt that comes in little terracotta pots), the courtyard of the Palais Royale, the Orangerie, the Beaubourg, the glass ceiling of Galleries Lafayette, Pere Lachaise, Musee de Cluny, and I find a new place that I haven't been to before... and I always have steak tartare, macarons, a salade frissee au lardons, oeufs meurette, frites from a street vendor, a different cheese every day and, en fin -- the last thing I do -- is have a glass of champagne... and whisper .."a bientot..."
I usually arrive very early in the morning, so I always try to grab a cafe au lait and pain au chocolat with my mom. Mmm. Nothing like it! Then we head to a museum (not a big, busy one, something small, like the Cluny). Ahhh. Now I have to stop and make an espresso and take a mini vacation!ReplyDelete
I would go immédiatement for Le- Petit- Dejeuner "A La Francaise" at "Boulangerie Kayser" on Rue Monge. café creme avec jus d'orange, un croissant et une tartine. I would sit outside on a lovely rattan chair facing out, so that I could view the beautiful old Eglise St Nicolas du Chardonnet - aah! I'm in Paris!!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous8:39 PM
Reading all those comments is like travelling again in Paris which I miss terribly. First thing I do in Paris is Jardin du Luxembourg watching the children play and soaking up the sun.Find a bistrot have pate et champagne. miammm. Get some sleep so that I am ready for the next day.ReplyDelete
Fortunately, the flight is long - long enough to read all these suggestions! I'm going to need them when I go to Paris. BTW Iheard on NPR that Paris is the most popular tourist destination in the WORLD!ReplyDelete
Stephen ... totally with you ... Pere Lachaise is def a wonderful, very special place in Paris. But it's a lot of walking first day with no sleep. Love the Pere !!!ReplyDelete
.. Oh Carol ... this was a brilliant post, I loved reading everybody else's comments, and took notes ... GREAT IDEA ... thank youReplyDelete
What a pretty painting your box of macarons~ one of my favorites. So fresh and delightful.ReplyDelete
Barbara from the Mojave~
First order of business in Paris is a cup of chocolat chaud at angelinas, where i can relax and people watch.ReplyDelete
I would kill for a cup right now!! its been three years since my last one :(
Great post! All those images were spectacular...ecspecially those PINK SHOES!ReplyDelete
If I had my way, it would be to take a cruise on the Seine, stroll down to a marche and grab something from the boulangerie. The boulangerie is probably the main thing that makes me realize, "Waouh je suis à Paris encore"
- Anonymous1:52 AM
The answer to your question is, all of the above. All at once if possible! As I sit here eating my branflakes here in SE England before setting off to work, I am taken to Paris. My breakfast is transformed to a delicate pastry with a steaming cafe noire. I am there, can't wait to hit the streets.......thank you for a few blissful moments!ReplyDelete
My first day in Paris is spend rather jet-lagged, a fuzzy trip to the local grocer to stock up the kitchen...A walk along the curvy streets, picking up a baguette, camembert and some wine...And relaxing!ReplyDelete
Flying to Paris in mid-November, first time in some years!! Thank you for this post with your suggestions and also those from the comments. I'll be staying near Luxembourg Gardens and now have so many great ideas for what to do on the first day in such a fabulous city.ReplyDelete
Hi Carol, when I got to Paris the first time, squeezed me to know that it was a dream ... Then I sat down for coffee and fell in love glamor of its markets, shops, streets and the Eiffel Tower !!!!! And I love macarrons!!! A kiss, and thanks again for showing me the wonderful Paris! Gloria.ReplyDelete
Correction: our hotel was the Hotel La Bourdonnais on Avenue de la Bourdonnais and it was walking distance to the Tower.ReplyDelete
1. Drop bags (avoiding feet if possible).ReplyDelete
2. Rummage for change.
3. Buy Le Monde, Maire Claire Maison or Elle Decoration, and Pariscope.
4. Order 'une noisette', kick back and unabashedly people-watch.
Thank heavens it's only a TGV ride away. And then there's Barcelona...
We just got back a few weeks ago and your post makes me want to return tout suite....this time, we had a friend with us who had never been to Paris, so the minute we got off the Eurostar, we dropped off our stuff at our hotel and hit the streets. We wandered under the Tour, had lunch on Rue Cler and got on a Bateau Parisien so she could see a bit of everything. We sped thru Notre Dame, shopped on the Champs and had a bistro dinner before putting her back on the train to London. Not my normal first day, but it was great fun!ReplyDelete
- Freya1:28 AM
We were in Paris for 10 gloriousReplyDelete
nights in June and I was suspended ecstasy. When we first arrive, I always must reconnect with my very favorite bakery, Laduree, have a
cappucino and some divine patisserie.
Then I walk down Rue St. Honore happy to looking in all the windows and snapping pictures as much as possible.
Then, depending upon what time we had
arrived, I'll rest a bit, my husband always likes his early drink of wine and some snack, and we're ready to sit in the bar at George V, enjoy the people watching and the very attentive service, and then head to Chez Andre nearby for dinner, and enjoy having filet of sole endlessly for a week perfectly prepared everywhere we go. J'adore la vie de Paris. We'll return there
in May, 2011 for five days - not really enough for me, but I'm very
grateful that we're going back at all. I think my husband really fell
in love with Paris in a way that I've waited to have happen for years. He booked next year's trip within days of returning home, so I
think we're on the right track for the future.
I really love your conception of the parisianism.ReplyDelete
It such a great pleasure to see your point of view of the capitale.
When i see your pics i realize the lucky to me, to study at la sorbonne in paris and i'll live in this town normally in september!
congrats for your talent of painting"! it's really beautiful!!!
- Anonymous9:17 AM
I enjoyed reading all the answers here about firsts !!!ReplyDelete
Café crème comes TOP1 !!!
Now my turn to ask YOU a question :
After your many stays, what is your favourite season/time in Paris?
- Fred4:12 PM
We try to stay awake all day, starting with a great meal. Once that was "catered" by a dear friend who had arrived a week before my wife and I. It was a memorable meal, provided by local stores and markets, along with two dense molds of Bertillon ice cream. Another time we lunched at Le Fleur de l'Ile with a beautiful view of the back of Notre Dame. That time, while others napped after lunch, my then-15-year-old daughter and I walked through the Marais, but she wouldn't stop to hear the musicians in an arcade of the Place des Vosges.ReplyDelete
She and I also took in the magic show on Rue st.-Paul. We don't expect too much on the first day, mostly a great meal or two and lots of walking. I think my favorite memory of a first day was the time we just had to take a nap after unpacking and then found that a favorite restaurant, Aux Charpentiers, was not serving between lunch and dinner. We then passed another restaurant, Cote Bergamote, where we were welcomed even though they appeared to be on break. That herb-themed restaurant serves delicious food, including herb-infused wines. Delighted with our meal, we strolled the neighborhood and then enjoyed seeing an American film with French subtitles. That's always interesting! We made the same restaurant the final stop of that trip, and we always love going back there.
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I would like to exchange links with your site parisbreakfasts.blogspot.comReplyDelete
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Your blog is very charmant. I lived in Paris for several years, working. When I get back (not for work), I actually like to stay in the hotel the first morning, because in Paris my wife becomes even more beautiful than she already is. We open the door to the balcony to let in the morning air and sounds of the street; get room service and tell the world in a whisper: "mes jours sont plus beaux que vos nuits." Lunch at the marche du Ternes, a walk to parc Monceau, tea time at Marriage Freres close to Place des Ternes, a concert at Salle Pleyel, late sea food dinner at brasserie La Lorraine.ReplyDelete
This corner of the 17th and 8th is beautiful, not marketed to tourists, and full of lovely places, parcs, museums...


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The #8 ranked Greenback Wrestling Team went into Regionals with a goal of wrestling at the top of their game and that is exactly what they did. Each wrestler brought it all together and wrestled at a very high level.
The #8 ranked Greenback Wrestling Team went into Regionals with a goal of wrestling at the top of their game and that is exactly what they did. Each wrestler brought it all together and wrestled at a very high level.
The Greenbacks brought 9 wrestlers to Regionals and will be taking 5 wrestlers to State and plan on continuing to bring it at the highest level, match by match. PHS's state qualifiers include:
106 Trae' Foreman, jr., 2-1, Regional Runner-Up. Trae' followed up his bye in the 1st round with a fall over Andale's Sam Lubbers, putting him in the semifinals against El Dorado's Jake Leckliter. Trae' led the entire match and was in control and ready for a championship match against the #1 All-Class wrestler, Jake Goldenstein of Augusta. Trae' had wrestled Jake twice earlier in the season as the Greenbacks' season is set up to prep the team for these types of situations. In his 7th championship match of the season, Trae looked more than ready. The match was exciting up until the very end. Trae' was not able to score until the third period when he put Goldenstein on his back, which has not happened in a very long time to the very talented, Augusta wrestler. Trae' battled to try and score again up until the final whistle, making his Greenback wrestling family very proud in a 2-7 defeat. Trae is ready to take it one match at a time and achieve his goals at State. Trae' is currently ranked #4 in 4A. Season Record: 28-4.
113 Cesar Regalado, jr., 4-0, Regional Champion. Cesar pinned his first three opponents, entering the finals on a roll. Cesar continued his high-level of wrestling in his finals match, defeating Reno Hughey of El Dorado 13-5 for a major decision win. Cesar is primed and ready to go this weekend where he will be achieving his goals one match at a time. Cesar is looking very sharp in all aspects currently, but there are some little things that will need to be tightened up before the State Tournament on Friday. Cesar is currently ranked #1 in 4A. Season Record: 27-3.
152 Mitchell Baird, sr., 3-1, 3rd. Mitchell started his day with a bye, setting up a critical match with Augusta's Colton Clayborn. Mitchell handled this very tough wrestler with a 17-5 major decision, which set up Mitchell's semifinals match with the #2 All-Class wrestler, Jake Gehring of Buhler. Mitchell lost by a fall, putting him in the consolation semifinals, where it is win and you are in the State Tournament. Mitchell made quick work of Jon Graham of Rose Hill with a :44 pin to guarantee his spot at State. Mitchell's 3rd place match was a rematch of the quarterfinal against Clayborn of Augusta. Mitchell once again left no doubt with a 15-0 technical fall over Clayborn to put an exclamation point on his day with an outstanding win against a seasoned wrestler that has 30 wins on the season. Mitchell is wrestling very well and is firing on all cylinders. Season Record: 26-10.
170 Weston Riner, sr., 2-2, 4th. As one of two second year guys, Trae' being the other one, Weston has made huge strides to get where he is today. Weston is one of the toughest wrestlers in the State and he improves on a daily basis. Weston received a bye, which put him into the quarterfinals against Logan Lindbloom of Buhler who Weston had lost to twice before by fall. Weston wrestled like a Greenback should, tough and disciplined. Weston recorded a hard earned 5-4 victory. In the semifinal, Weston met the #3 in 4A, Kolby Fennewald, who won by fall over Weston and went on to win the championship over the #2 in 4A from Clearwater. Weston was then placed in the consolation semifinal round where he left no doubt that he belongs in the State Tournament with a pin over Circle's Ridge Walker. Weston's consolation finals match was against Augusta's Jacob Hill. Weston lost by fall, earning a 4th place medal and a trip to State. Weston had the Greenback swelled with pride as his performance gets us another week with Weston and he will continue to surprise other people, but Greenback Nation knows Weston is exactly where he belongs and he is ready for more. Season Record: 20-13.
220 Austin Gates, sr., 3-0, Regional Champion. Austin received a bye the 1st round, followed by a :29 pin over Rahe of Mulvane. In the semifinal, Austin met up with the # 6 ranked 4A wrestler, Marcus Walker of El Dorado. Austin won a hard fought 9-1 major decision to earn his shot at a Regional Championship. In the final, Austin met Otto Orosco of Ulysses. Austin looked very sharp in a 1st period pin to end our day with a bang. Gates is wrestling well and listening well right now. If he continues on that path, he will be in a good place come Saturday. Austin is ranked #4 in 4A. Season Record: 28-8.
Other Greenbacks wrestled hard but failed to qualify for next week.
120 Gabriel McAbee, so., 0-2, DNP
132 Hudson Swift, so., 0-2, DNP.
138 Brendan Pribil, jr., 1-2, DNP.
160 Taylor White, jr., 1-2, DNP.
Each gained valuable experience this year and will counted upon heavily in the future.
Team scores (15 schools):
1. ElDorado 174
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The Mission Integration Council, College of Arts and Sciences, and the Office of Mission Engagement invite the Barry community to a series of Brown Bag Lunch Discussions on the university's 2013-13 common reader, "Don't Shoot: One Man, a Street Fellowship, and the End to Violence in Inner-City America" by David M. Kennedy.
Book discussion group dates:
Wednesday, Oct. 23 | Landon 204 | 12 – 1 p.m.
These facilitated conversations will offer an opportunity for various experiences, reactions, and perspectives to be exchanged and discussed in preparation for the College of Arts & Sciences October Mini-Conference: Reclaiming Community from a Culture of Violence.
Please RSVP with the sessions that you would like to attend to email@example.com.
About the book:
In this book author David M. Kennedy, Director of the Center for Crime Prevention and Control at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, traces his own remarkable lifelong commitment to reducing inner city youth violence and drug dealing.
It is the author's chronicle of his decades-long crusade to solve one of America's most pressing and shameful social problems. Kennedy, who engineered the "Boston Miracle" in the 1990s, cutting youth homicide by two-thirds at the height of the crack epidemic, reveals the history and the strategy behind his commonsense yet revolutionary approach to ending crime. He has refined an approach that everyone- gang members, drug dealers, cops, and neighbors- comes together in a giant community meeting, an intervention and an affirmation of a shared desire for safety and peace. The proof is in the miraculous results. Don't Shoot is a riveting, page-turning read, which combines street reality, social science, moral urgency, and the personal journey of Kennedy who shows that there could be an end in sight.
For more information about the mini-conference, common reader and how it is going to be integrated during this academic year please visit the General Education Curriculum Committee's website at: http://www.barry.edu/commonreader/default.htm.
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Supertrofeo Asia | Guangzhou (CN)
One month after a successful Chinese debut race at the remote Ordos International Circuit, Italian supercar manufacturer Automobili Lamborghini and luxury Swiss watchmaker Blancpain left the northern plains of Inner Mongolia for the southern bustling metropolis of Guangzhou, where motorsports enthusiasts gathered at the Guangdong International Circuit (GIC) to watch the fourth racing weekend of the Lamborghini Blancpain Super Trofeo Asia Series 2012.
"Blancpain is very excited to discover a new circuit in Guangdong" said Alain Delamuraz, Blancpain Vice President and Head of Marketing. "We have never attended a race here, but innovation has been part of our philosophy for nearly 280 years, and we are glad to continue in this way. Through the four races in China, the Manufacture wishes to honour this age-old culture of innovation, with its modern-day representatives showing a keen interest in Haute Horlogerie. For instance, we presented last week a world first: a wristwatch equipped with a traditional Chinese calendar. It represents the culmination of more than five years of research, development and reflection on the Chinese culture and philosophy."
As the season's fourth racetrack overall and second in China, the GIC meets all FIA and F3 racing standards and boasts 13 turns covering 2.82 km, the shortest track length in the Series. With a small straight allowing for a top speed of 250km/h, the GIC proved one of the most technical race tracks so far, as the racing teams had to rein in their horsepower and truly tame the Super Trofeo race car through extremely sharp turns and technical corner exits.
After two days of practice and a qualifying race at the Guangdong International Circuit, 16 cars took to the grid on Saturday afternoon. The first race began with current leaderboard winners Liu/Rizzo (#37) in first place, followed by Ordos stop champion Ramli (#9) of Malaysia, and Charlz (#99) of Singapore in third place. Going into the first race, the drivers knew well the challenges of the circuit, including tight turns at the end of both narrow straights requiring heavy braking and advanced cornering skills. Following a series of daring overtakes and gripping head-toheads, a total of 9 cars crossed the finish line after completing the minimum required 23 laps. Singapore driver Charlz (#99) won his first race of the Series, followed by Ramli (#9) and Lok (#2) from Hong Kong, who ascended the podium for the first time in the series.
As the second race began on Sunday morning, the drivers were more cautious approaching the track's technical turns. Halfway through the race, the speed picked up and crowds were treated to one of the tightest races of the Series so far, with teams Ramli (#9), and Chan/Tse (#88) duelling for the lead until the last few laps, when Ramli (#9) broke away to secure his third victory of the Series, after two victories in Ordos. Liu/Rizzo (#37) started off slowly, maintaining 7th and then 6th position only to race up to second position for the finish line. Meanwhile, first time competitor, Uematsu (#10) of Japan, surprised all by moving up the field and on the last lap and stealing third place from Chan/Tse (#88).
During the free practice on Friday, Head of the Super Trofeo Asia Series Cristiano Inverni said: "We are now well into the 2012 Series, and over our first three races in Sepang, Fuji and Ordos, the racing teams have discovered that more than beating the other contestants, each race is truly an opportunity to outdo yourself, with both experienced drivers and pure amateurs having given us incredible performances across Asia. More than a motorsports event, the Lamborghini Blancpain Super Trofeo is also a lifestyle experience, and it is great to see a real camaraderie forming between the racing teams from across the region."


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Spa Valley Railway » Enthusiasts
Welcome to the enthusiast pages. "75F" (Tunbridge Wells West) is a unique survivor, being the only London Brighton & South Coast Railway engine shed still performing its original role.
In the days of British Railways, all engine sheds across the country were given a code by which they could be readily identified in telegraphed and written communications. Principal engineering works and large depots were given a number between 1 and 89, followed by the suffix "A". The smaller sheds in the area were then allocated the same number, followed by a B, C, D and so on. Brighton was nominated 75A, and Tunbridge Wells West, being one of Brighton's sub-sheds, became 75F. Tonbridge, by contrast, was 74D, being a sub-shed of Ashford (74A).
This number was displayed on a cast iron plate on the engine's smokebox, giving railway staff an at-a-glance reference as to where any given engine belonged.
It is a source of great pride to the Spa Valley Railway that many of our engines wear "75F" on their fronts, although you might see 73A (Stewarts Lane) and 73C (Hither Green) if you look closely at some of the diesels...


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Zwingert to pastor Anglican church
The Rev. Erich A. Zwingert has been called to All Saints Anglican Church in Mills River.
Zwingert had previously been the rector of St. Mary the Virgin Anglican Church in Delray Beach, Fla., for 10 years.
He is married and has two children.
Tipton to lead music at St. John Wilderness
Dewitt T. Tipton Jr. began his new position as organist and choirmaster at St. John in the Wilderness Episcopal Church in Flat Rock on May 5.
Recently he was organist at Prince of Peace Catholic Church in Taylors, S.C.
"Dewitt is extraordinarily well qualified, and we are most fortunate that he chose this time to return to his Episcopal roots," says the Rev. John A. Morton, rector of St. John in the Wilderness.
Besides his new position, Tipton will continue as lecturer of music and collaborative pianist at Furman University and the official accompanist for the North Carolina Metropolitan Opera auditions. He is conductor emeritus of the Asheville Symphony Chorus, which he founded and conducted for 21 years.
For several years, Tipton was organist and choirmaster at St. James Episcopal Church in Hendersonville. He received a Master of Music degree from the University of Illinois and a Bachelor of Music degree from Mars Hill College.
Catholic charity changing its name
The local Catholic charity will have a new name on Friday. Catholic Social Services at 50 Orange St. in Asheville will become Catholic Charities Diocese of Charlotte on the 40th anniversary of its incorporation by then-Bishop Michael J. Begley, the first bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Charlotte.
The change is prompted by a desire to adopt a name that more closely reflects the mission of charity and the indispensable work done to share the love of Christ with neighbors in need. Catholic Social Services is a member agency of the nationwide Catholic Charities USA.
Last year, Catholic Charities agencies across the country served more than 10 million people, regardless of religious, social or economic backgrounds.
In the 2011-12 fiscal year, Catholic Social Services offices distributed nearly 400,000 pounds of food to more than 14,600 people. Burial assistance helped 106 families experiencing economic hardships lay their loved ones to rest. More than 500 people were helped by immigration services, and more than 400 individuals were provided counseling. Financial assistance was provided to 246 people, and holiday assistance helped nearly 2,000 people.
Call 704-370-3226 for more information. The new website is www.ccdoc.org.
McLaren to speak at 1st Congregational
Author and theologian Brian McLaren will be the guest speaker for a lecture series June 7-9 at First Congregational Church, 1735 Fifth Ave. W., Hendersonville.
"The Christian faith, I am proposing, should become (in the name of Jesus Christ) a welcome friend to other religions of the world, not a threat," McLaren said.
McLaren challenges today's religious institutions about the planet, poverty and peace relevant to Christ's message.
Tickets are available in Hendersonville at the Opportunity House, Hendersonville Travel and Tourism Center, Laurel Park Wine Market and at the First Congregational Church. In Asheville, tickets are available at Malaprop's Bookstore; in Brevard at the Highlands Bookstore. Call 828-692-8630, visit www.fcchendersonville.org or email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Blue Ridge Ringers in concert today
The Blue Ridge Ringers will present handbell concerts today and May 18 under the direction of Robert Currier of Brevard.
At 4 p.m. today, the 14-member group will appear at the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd in Brevard. A freewill offering will be collected.
At 4 p.m. May 18, the group will perform at the North Toxaway Baptist Church. A hot-dog supper, $6 per plate, will take place immediately following the concert as a fundraiser for the church's mission trips.
The program will include "Barnum & Bailey Favorites," Misty," "You Raise Me Up," "By and By" and "How Great Thou Art."
Call 828-692-4910 for more information.
Women's Zen training offered in June
The Residential Zen Training Course is set for June 5-29 at the Great Tree Zen Temple, 679 Lower Flat Creek Road, Alexander.
The temple will offer a three-week residential training course for women only, titled "Pajapati's Path: Women in Buddhism."
This intensive class will explore the teachings of key Buddhist nuns and laywomen throughout history.
Students will be introduced to the ancient writings of the earliest Buddhist women, the poet nuns of the Medieval period, contemporary Western teachers as well as traditional Soto Zen practices.
All participants will be required to reside on campus. The $1,500 tuition covers shared lodgings and vegan meals for the three-week period. Students may opt to apply for three academic credits through Mars Hill College at an additional cost. Payment plans are available to those who register early.
Call 828-645-2085 or email email@example.com for more information.
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Toyota, Mitsubishi, BP, Fiat, Hyundai and Samsung are among the well-known overseas companies that don't make the list, which measures the total value of each company's shares trading in the stock market as of Feb. 10.The 5 most valuable U.S. companies >>
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Similarly to locations, I use contexts in RMT to keep track of what to do when I'm in different locations or doing different things. I use the tags @home, @laptop, @lunch (to do during my lunch break), and @outabout (out and about, such as on the way home from work). I've got smart lists for tasks due today in each of those contexts. So when I'm on my lunch break I just check that list to see that I need to go to the post office, or when I sit down on the couch with my laptop I know I need to submit some health plan receipts. Little things like that which would otherwise get lost in a long list of random errands. It's a system that's been working well for me for a few years now.
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State ready to run health exchange for small businesses, Herbert says
05/10/2013 7:20amAfter months of negotiations, Gov. Gary Herbert sent a letter Thursday to Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius outlining how the state would run the newly mandated health insurance exchange for small businesses.
How to help mom find purpose and balance
05/10/2013 7:34amYou know the saying, "When momma ain't happy, ain't nobody happy." But sometimes moms need help to find their purpose and balance, and others in their lives need to step up for mom.
Texas software company to bring more than 1,000 jobs to Utah
05/10/2013 7:45amSolarwinds Inc. is expanding its operations to Utah and bringing with it more than 1,000 jobs over the next two decades. Also, Blu., a Utah-based natural gas company, announced it would create 73 new jobs over the next seven years.
Fugitive who taunted authorities arrested in Moab
05/10/2013 8:48amA Massachusetts fugitive who taunted investigators by saying "catch me if you can" has been arrested in Moab.
Semitrailer rolls, spills 75K lbs of crab
05/10/2013 12:19pmThe Southbound I-15 Spanish Fork Main Street exit was closed for a few hours Friday morning after a semitrailer rolled spilling frozen crab across the road.
'He's a big fish to us,' says assistant A.G. of cocaine ring leader
05/10/2013 12:22pmEight people have been charged over the past three months in connection with a major cocaine distribution ring in the Salt Lake Valley.
Box Elder County citizens concerned after string of suspected arsons
05/10/2013 2:10pmAfter a string of suspected arsons over a week period, Tremonton citizens are concerned about their property.
Body found in Calif. ID'd as Utah woman
05/10/2013 2:43pmA body found in Southern California a decade ago has been identified as that of a Salt Lake City woman missing since 2001.
5 events to entertain you this weekend
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05/10/2013 3:46pmMore than a thousand deer have a new route to help them migrate safely between Utah and Arizona, and it may save human lives as well.
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05/10/2013 7:05pmA new law passed by 31 states proposed that if a child can't read by the third grade they will be held back to repeat that grade. A senator has tried to pass a similar law in Utah.
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05/10/2013 8:12pmUtah has been losing 1 to 3 inches of snow pack per day; but as the temps make a big jump in the next few days, the melt-off will increase.
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Unrecognized Native American tribe lays claim to millions of acres in Utah
05/10/2013 9:46pmA Uintah County woman who says she's the chairwoman of an American Indian tribe has filed a 250-page document that lays claim to millions of acres of land in four Utah counties.
Popular Vernal real estate broker accused of forging inspection records
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Facebook album leads to arrest of over-sharing graffiti artist
05/10/2013 10:31pmPolice say they were able to catch up with a very busy graffiti tagger because he kept an online photo album of his work.
UFA assistant chief charged with prescription fraud
05/10/2013 10:35pmThe discovery of missing controlled substances within the Unified Fire Authority has led to prescription fraud charges filed against an assistant chief in what likely is a separate case.
Special prosecutor will investigate Swallow for alleged ethics violations
05/10/2013 10:42pmThe lieutenant governor's office said Friday it will seek to appoint special counsel to investigate three of 12 alleged elections violations against Attorney General John Swallow.
National Geographic picture inspires action in Utah and Idaho
05/10/2013 10:44pmHow far would you go to help a complete stranger? A photograph tucked inside the pages of a National Geographic magazine has had a profound affect on the woman who took the picture and a man in Idaho who saw it.
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Ride The Carousel in Prospect Park
Sunday, May 19, 2013
12:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
This event repeats every week on Sunday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday between 4/11/2013 and 11/10/2013.
Please note: This event has already taken place. Please use the Search options on the right to find upcoming events.
Located in the Park's "Children's Corner," the Carousel features 51 magnificently carved horses, a lion, a giraffe, a deer, and two dragon-pulled chariots. Carved in 1912 by Charles Carmel, one of the foremost carousel designers of the time, and restored by the Prospect Park Alliance in 1990, the Carousel promises that classic summertime amusement will be available for generations of fun. In addition, the Prospect Park Carousel is one of the few in the world that is wheelchair accessible.
$2.00 per ride, $9 for a book of 5 ticket. Join the Prospect Park Alliance at the $125 level and your family (up to 4 people) will receive unlimited rides on the Carousel for a full year.
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(718) 230-7637