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Stillman v. Combe, 197 U.S. 436 (1905)
Stillman v. Combe
No. 174
Argued March 10, 13, 1905
Decided April 3, 1905
All the parties to an action in the United States Circuit Court to determine title to land united in an agreement that judgment be entered in favor of two of the parties, who were to convey the property to a purchaser and to deposit the purchase price in a bank to the credit of arbitrators, who were to determine the exact rights of all the parties and distribute the fund accordingly; judgment was entered and never appealed from or otherwise attacked. Held that the parties in whose favor judgment is entered are not trustees of the court, nor is the purchase price received by them a fund of or under the control of the court, and a suit brought against them to compel them to account for the purchase money is not ancillary to the original action and the final judgment rendered therein, and jurisdiction of the circuit court cannot be maintained on that ground alone.
The appeal to this Court on the ground that the circuit court had no jurisdiction by a defendant who had not appeared generally is not affected by the fact that one of the defendants has appealed to the circuit court of appeals.
The facts are stated in the opinion.
MR. JUSTICE HOLMES delivered the opinion of the Court.
This is an appeal from a decree of the circuit court upon the single question of the jurisdiction of that court. The jurisdiction was sustained de bene, on appeal from a preliminary
injunction, by the circuit court of appeals. 86 F. 202. It is certified that jurisdiction was entertained solely upon the ground that this cause is ancillary to an action at law and the final judgment rendered therein. If that ground fails, it is apparent from the record, and is not disputed, that there is no other. To decide the case, it is not necessary to consider anything except the allegations of the bill, and a large part of those may be laid on one side as not material to the question here.
The purpose of the bill is to reach and distribute to the parties found entitled to the same the proceeds of a sale to the United States of land which the defendants Stillman (the appellant) and Carson, as administrator, recovered in the above-mentioned action at law. The land was occupied without right by the United States as part of the Fort Brown Military Reservation, and on March 3, 1885, Congress appropriated $160,000 to pay for the land and its use and occupation, but not until a complete title should be vested in the United States, the full amount of the price to be paid directly to the owners of the property. The next year, certain claimants brought suit for the land in a state court against Colonel Kellogg, the officer in command of the reservation. The suit was removed to the United States circuit court, the United States intervened, and, for the purpose of settling the title, set up outstanding rights in third persons. Other known claimants, including Stillman and Carson, as administrator, each of whom claimed an undivided half, became or were made parties. By the local practice, the respective shares of the parties might have been determined in the action, as well as the principal question of the right of all or some of them to recover from Colonel Kellogg. But, on July 13, 1887, most, although not all, of the claimants, including Stillman and Carson, made an agreement on which the jurisdiction in the present cause is based.
This agreement recited that the case was likely to be tried the next day, that it was apprehended that, unless a perfect
title could be adjudged to some of the parties, there was danger of losing the appropriation, that, in the time available, there was little chance of an accurate adjudication of all rights, that it was primarily desirable to have a judgment which would be satisfactory to the department at Washington, and, secondarily, to agree on a method of working out the exact rights of the parties, after judgment, conveyance to the government by those adjudicated to be owners, and payment of the money. It also recited the claims of others not parties to the agreement, and the belief of the contractors that those claims would fail at the trial. Therefore it was agreed that the parties to the contract would unite in procuring a judgment for the whole property in favor of Stillman and Carson, administrator that, upon its being procured, a conveyance should be made by the said owners to the government and a warrant for the price upon the Treasurer of the United States obtained from the Secretary of War. After a preliminary payment, the rest of the money was to be deposited in a named bank in Galveston to the credit of three arbitrators, also named. The parties to the agreement submitted their claims to these arbitrators, with somewhat blind provisions for substitution, and the arbitrators were to give their checks upon the fund to those whom they found entitled, for the sums found due.
The next day after this agreement was made, on July 14, 1887, a verdict was rendered for Stillman and Carson, administrator, one undivided half to each, and judgment was entered upon the same, both, it is alleged, by consent of parties. But the next steps contemplated by the agreement did not follow as quickly as anticipated. Without any fault of Stillman and Carson, they did not get their pay and deliver the deed until April, 1895 -- nearly eight years later. At that time, according to Stillman's answer, at all events before June 14, 1897, when this bill was filed, according to the allegations of the bill, one of the arbitrators named was dead and another refused to act, so that the arbitration agreed upon was impossible in its original form. It also appears from the decree
that Stillman had expended large sums in collecting the money from the United States. The bill alleges that Stillman and Carson fraudulently appropriated to their own use the whole fund of $160,000 received from the United States. It further alleges that they are conspiring fraudulently to prevent a decision by arbitration, as agreed, and fraudulently are using the judgment to deprive the true owners of their rights. On these allegations, the bill seeks not to have the arbitration carried out, but to obtain a distribution of the fund by the court.
We are somewhat at a loss to add anything to a statement of the case to show how utterly without foundation is the claim of jurisdiction over this bill as an ancillary suit. The bill does not seek either to disturb the judgment or to have anything done towards carrying it out. The judgment was satisfied, and the functions of the court in the former case were at an end, when the land was recovered. Stillman and Carson cannot be using it fraudulently or in any other way. Its uses all are over. The court had nothing to do with the subsequent sale of the land, and still less with the distribution of the purchase money when the sale was made. There neither was nor ought to have been any fund in court. It may be that the judgment would not have been the same but for the agreement of some of the parties upon those matters. But the bill does not allege that it was obtained by fraud, and, as we have said, does not seek to set it aside. The agreement no doubt put Stillman and Carson in a position of trust, but, no matter to whom it was known, it did not make Stillman and Carson trustees of the court, as they are called in the bill. It did not extend the duties of the court beyond the recovery of the land to seeing that the parties who recovered it, in case of a subsequent sale, should pay over in due proportion to those equitably entitled. The parties gave up their right to have the court decide who had rights in the land, and the extent of their shares, and substituted a contract and a decision out of court. They still rely upon the contract, and they must be left to their remedy upon it.
It is suggested that the affirmance by the circuit court of appeals of an interlocutory decree appointing a receiver, and issuing a preliminary injunction against Stillman and Carson using the judgment for the purpose of depriving the other parties in interest of their rights in the $160,000, in some way prejudices the present appeal. It is enough to say that the action of the circuit court of appeals was on the appeal of Carson alone, Stillman not having appeared in the action.
Decree reversed, with directions to make restitution to the appellant, and to dismiss the bill.
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Authentic Active Learning activities require sustained student effort and the use of substantial intellectual resources. With the easy access to information that the Internet and other media provide finding information can sometimes be an easy process. Simple queries do not engage students in the kind of thinking process that is characteristic of Active Learning activities. Investigative tasks should challenge the student in the way that real world tasks do. Dealing with obstacles and setbacks are part of the learning expectation and lend value to the work accomplished.
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No two brain injuries are the same, and there are rarely simple solutions that last more than a short time. Often, there is no effective cure for brain damage. When a family member or loved one suffers from a brain injury, it is never easy to deal with. There can be tremendous emotional, interpersonal, and financial challenges to overcome.
Unpredictable and Complicated Cases
When most people think of injury cases, they think of cuts and broken bones. In many brain injury cases, however, the effects are not so easily seen.
Often, a cursory glance or a brief interaction may never lead you to suspect a person has a brain injury. Most people with a brain injury look 'normal.' However, there can be a catastrophe inside the person's head, affecting their thinking, judgment, sleep, emotions, sensations, and even their physical abilities. Because of this, it can be tough for a jury to understand just how severe the loss actually is, and how deeply it affects the person and their family.
Don Corson has been representing people affected by brain injuries for over 30 years. He understands how unpredictable, challenging, and complicated these cases can be.
Traumatic Brain Injuries
According to the Centers for Disease Control:1
- An estimated 1.7 million Americans suffer a traumatic brain injury (TBI) each year. Most are treated and released from the emergency room, but that does not mean that they did not suffer brain damage that may have long-term effects.
- About 275,000 people are hospitalized with traumatic brain injury each year.
- About 52,000 die from TBI.
These injuries can be caused by car and truck crashes, falls, workplace injuries, sports events, and other incidents. Falls result in the greatest number of TBI visits to the emergency room, but motor vehicle collisions are the leading cause of TBI-related deaths.
Sometimes a diagnosis of traumatic brain injury is delayed or even missed entirely. Once diagnosed, treatment can be challenging, and some people never recover.
Having represented people with traumatic brain injury and brain damage for many years, we know how to build a legal case that will help the injured person, as well as their family.
Understanding the Personal Side of Brain Injury Cases
In one of his more recent major trials, Don represented a man who was administered an overdose of heart medication, resulting in permanent brain damage. During the case, Don became close to the man and his family, hearing their stories before and after the incident, as well as speaking to their friends and co-workers. "The friends and loved ones are the people who make the injured person's story come alive," says Don. "Both sides can hire psychologists, neuropsychologists, vocational experts, life care planners and neurologists. But only our side has the actual stories of life for the person before and after."
An Advocate for Brain Damage Survivors and Their Families
Don's experience working for clients with brain injuries has provided many insights on the nature of brain injuries and the daily lives led by those with brain injuries. He has presented on the subject of representing brain-injured people to the Brain Injury Alliance of Oregon, an organization dedicated to brain injury research and prevention, and has written on the subject for the Oregon Trial Lawyers Association.
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It's easy to talk about the positive aspects and outcomes of transformation. It's easy to look at the before and after pictures of our lives and recap for others what steps we took to get from point A to point B. What is difficult to understand, especially while it's happening in our own lives, is that although deeply gratifying, the path to transformation can be a long and arduous one. Transforming, which, by definition means changing form, is painful and it's easy to become lost, lonely, and afraid along the way.
Whether you have chosen to take on a life altering transformation, experienced some catalyst that has landed you in the midst of it, or you are being led to contemplate the journey, my biggest advice is to tune into your heart. Turn off the noise and fear being generated in your mind by the ego and close your eyes. Focus regularly on your breath and on the peace and silence that lies within your heart. The capacity of the heart far outweighs that of the ego. You hold in your heart all the courage you need to move your life forward and listen to the quiet rumblings of your spirit. Once you have awakened to the voice of your spirit, you will develop a natural desire to grow and expand. You will begin to realize how unfulfilled you have become by the control, power, and material possessions that define our Western society's idea of success. Begin to answer the callings of the spirit by paying attention to the things and people in your life who allow you to be creative, vulnerable, compassionate, and embody the true essence of your being. With this new perspective, acknowledge and accept the emotional attachments you hold to people and things in your past that you are ready to release and welcome new, more gratifying relationships and experiences into your future.
With the realization that what you have in the present isn't enough, comes the fun part of brainstorming and playing with ideas about what you do want in your life and where and how you want to do it. Think Big. Maybe you're being called to move to a new city, try a new career, or kindle the flame of an artistic talent. Maybe it means calling in a new system of spiritual support, developing deeper friendships, or pursuing a relationship with someone who sees and respects the authentic person you are becoming. This fun and crucial part of the transformation process is about creating this ever-evolving vision that will become the reward for your efforts. Transformation is about bringing change and renewal to your entire being and way of life and purposefully molding it into something more beautiful, fulfilling and honest. This new vision for your life will be your constant motivation. If you become uninspired by your vision at any point along the way, it's okay, even important, to evolve that vision in to something even bigger, better, and more beautiful.
Now, from the safety of your caterpillar body, you can see in your mind's vision the beautiful butterfly you were meant to become. You see the potential that lies inside of you and are ready for the season of transformation it will take to get there. You begin to build up the bravery and energy it will take to fuel this evolution and there is no denying the amount of dedicated work, effort, and courage it will take.
This is when the real work begins. Throughout the course of your life, you put down roots with every decision you make, with every relationship you engage in, and with every task you take on. Transformation requires the laborious work of digging up these roots and making sure they are replanted in a way and in a place you really want to live. During the process of uprooting, you will be severing ties that no longer serve you. It will be difficult and emotional, but from it, you will gain freedom from a life that is suffocating your soul. During your transformation, you are growing in your capacity for love and acceptance. You are welcoming the adventure of new and exciting prospects that you have created room for and which will shape the beautiful being you are becoming. Fortunately, along the way you will begin to build the muscles for this work and it will become easier to see clearly what you want to draw into your life. With small successes, you will become even more motivated to find happiness and fulfillment. Though you will still experience highs and lows, anxiety and fear, eventually you will become lighter and less attached to the previous state. It will become easier to make new kinds of decisions, take new kinds of risks, and give yourself more time to gain new perspective through travel, conversation, and ideas.
At some point, you will come to the realization that the things you've drawn into your life are things you can't believe you ever lived without. You'll realize that in the past you were coasting along, just getting by in a world where existence was meant to be so much more.
So during your season of transformation, when you are feeling lonely and confused or like a ship lost at sea, it's important to dig deep and keep working to get yourself to the other shore. There is no going back for there is no room in your previous existence for the expanded, enlightened being you have become. When you are feeling anxious and afraid, tune into the heart's peace and listen for the wisdom you need to continue along this new path. Take time to reflect on how far you've come; from the old cave of despair and angst to an outlook of passion, excitement, and clarity at the future you are creating.
As published in the March 2013 issue of Soulwoman eMagazine.


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A former Head of Government and Official Spokesperson of the erstwhile Armed Forces Revolutionary Council (AFRC), Major Osahene Boakye-Djan (retd), has described the Kenyan Supreme Court verdict as having vindicated his view that a party does not lose an election solely because of perceived divisions in its ranks.
He said the judgment of the Kenyan court which showed challenges with collating and tallying of votes along the processes of ballot counting confirmed his belief that the National Democratic Congress (NDC) might also have lost the election not because of the widely held belief of internal party challenges.
Maj. Boakye-Djan (retd), who is also a long-standing member of the NDC, having stood on the ticket of the party for the Jaman South Constituency in the 2012 and 2016 elections, said for him, the idea that the party lost the election due to self-inflicted internal challenges had been laid to rest with the decision of the Kenyan court.
The former head of government said the castigation of the former President, Mr John Mahama because he led the Commonwealth Observer Mission to the election and reported on a free and fair process was because of a lack of understanding by the people criticising him.
"You cannot observe what you cannot see," he said, explaining that observers only noted what they were privy of.
He said his respect for former President Mahama had grown since the Kenyan election because as a true statesman, he urged the losing party to resort to the courts.
"Mahama himself could have gone to the courts in 2016, but he did not," he said.
Maj. Boakye-Djan (retd) said people were claiming that the decision by the Kenyan court was unprecedented, forgetting that it was Mr Mahama that had made it happen.
He said the backlash on social media against the former President was, therefore, unfair.
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Maj. Boakye Djan (retd) said a meeting by the Council of Elders of the NDC that was recently held had drawn a line in the sand and brought all members of the party on board the ship of unity of purpose to win the 2020 election and beyond.
"All members of the party must be seen from now onwards to be working to bridge the gaps among feuding factions," he said.
Maj. Boakye Djan (retd) said the greatest thing that ever happened to the party since its defeat was the setting up of the Institute of Social Democracy which was the second party school after Dr. Nkrumah's Ideological Institute at Winneba in the 1960s.
He said graduates from the school had, to date, held positions of power in Ghana's political history.
A student there himself, Maj. Boakye-Djan (retd) indicated that his mates were President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, Mr. Ato Ahwoi, Dr. Kwabena Duffuor, Dr. Afari Gyan, Prof. Mike Oquaye, Ms. Elizabeth Ohene and several others who passed out in 1964.
He said for him, a certificate from the Ideological Institute was at the time a requirement of entry into the country's university, and that was why he attended but it had paid off, as all those from the school were at the echelons of power.
He said their seniors were the late Prof. John Atta Mills, Dr. Kwesi Botchwey, Mr. Roland Atta Kesson, Mr. Abel Edusei, Adjei Sackey and some others.
He said the institute, set up by the party, had to be taken seriously as it would not only benefit the party in producing credible leaders, but also the country at large.
Maj. Boakye-Djan (retd) said for the rest of his life, he would use his energies to champion the return of the NDC to power.
"Politicians must never say no, no, no. The day you see me carrying a walking stick would mean the day that nature has disqualified me from contributing my part to the efforts of the party to win back power in 2020 and beyond," he said.


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I was surprisingly somewhat calm with my camera this weekend, but here are a few pictures that I DID take.
Henry's buddy this weekend was my cousin Jake (who is obviously sporting the "no shave November" look). Here's a picture of Jake and Henry teasing each other. Oh, and of course that's my Aunt Stephanie in the back.
I hope your Thanksgiving was fantastic! Can you believe it's the last day of November? Weird.


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Day 13: Slide In on Scroll
This challenge was to implement a slide in animation on the photos as you scroll down the page.
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It can get complicated really quickly. Having to keep track of the offsets, heights and scrollY's can get overwhelming. One trick is to explicitly spell out your variable names - regardless of length. I find that this helps my brain process a little easier while I'm putting the pieces together.
If you find yourself gravitating towards animation libraries on a regular basis, it's good practice to take pieces of it and try implementing it yourself using JS fundamentals - the same way Wes does in this challenge. This will increase your understanding of the components and likely help you debug future bugs.
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The Prime Minister of Australia, Tony Abbott has announced that about seven young men of Australian citizenship were prevented from joining ISIS over the weekend, they were stopped at one of the country's airports as they tried to leave for the middle-east presumably to join up with the Islamic Militants.
The Australian prime minister disclosed that the young men are now being investigated by the country's counter-terrorist agency, because a large amount of cash and other suspicious materials were found in their possession. Tony Abbott also stated that more than a hundred-and-fifty Australians have left the country's shores to join ISIS in Iraq and Syria, of this number, about 20 of them are believed to have been killed in the fighting and 20 more are believed to have made their way back to the country.
So far 60 Australian passports belonging to suspected jihadists have been revoked, while about a 100 people in the country are thought to be providing assistance to ISIS in some way. In the past year alone, Australian police have arrested and charged 14 suspected jihadists for making plots to attack and behead people in Australia. Up to twelve people have been convicted of terrorist related plots and are currently serving jail sentences in the country.


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- 2 yellow or red bell peppers (ribs and seeds removed) cut into ½ inch pieces
- 1/4 cup plus 1 teaspoon vegetable oil
- 1 1/2 lb. red potatoes scrubbed and cut into ¾ inch pieces
- 1 1/2 lb. London broil
- 1 tablespoon paprika
- Heat broiler, with rack set 4 inches from heat. Line a broiler pan with aluminum foil. Set aside.
- In a large skillet, heat ¼ cup oil over medium. Add potatoes and cook, turning frequently with a thin metal spatula, until golden and crisp-tender, 15 to 20 minutes. Add peppers; season with salt and pepper. Continue to cook, tossing occasionally, until vegetables are tender, about 10 minutes more.
- Meanwhile, rub beef with remaining teaspoon oil; season with paprika, salt, and pepper.
- Broil, turning once, until medium-rare (an instant-read thermometer inserted in thickest part should register 130 degrees), 10 to 15 minutes. Transfer to a plate, cover loosely with aluminum foil, and set aside to rest, 5 to 10 minutes. Thinly slice


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Defend Hallowed Land at Cold Harbor
In December, many of our supporters stepped up to the plate and saved two vital tracts, forever! Since then, we've secured an additional 28-acre property that saw some of the heaviest bloodletting during the tragic 1864 battle. And I'm asking for your help to keep the momentum going to protect this battlefield.
I don't know about you, but for me, Cold Harbor stands out as one of the most dire episodes of the entire Civil War.
When you read the accounts written by the soldiers who survived this horrific battle, many on the very ground we are saving, over and over they recalled things such as, "Men could not live in the fire poured on them from front and flanks," and "a storm of bullets, shot, and shell that no human power could withstand," and "it was deadly and bloody work" with men "simply melting away under the fury of our fire."
And despite that staggering carnage, these men went forward with every ounce they had, many with the odds stacked against them, in the nightmarish fighting.
Today, I'm asking for your help to protect the land that saw witness to this battle, and to preserve the memory of thousands who made the ultimate sacrifice.
This land held some of the heaviest days of fighting, with the primary line of Confederate defenses running right through this tract. It was here, on June 3, 1864, that Gen. Robert Tyler's New York brigade attacked the Confederate line. The 8th New York Heavy Artillery famously led the effort and was employed on the morning of June 3, 1864, as infantry. They suffered incredible losses, with 475 men killed or wounded.
Remarkably, this very land was also significant to the Battle of Gaines' Mill, which took place in the same month, two years prior. This is hallowed ground, indeed. And with your help, we can connect the two battles and ensure that this land will forever remain out of the hands of developers.
The price tag is steep, but with matching gifts from other generous donors, and your support, I am hopeful we can achieve a preservation victory here as well. If we are not successful, the land will likely be lost to a housing subdivision.
Please stand up and defend this hallowed land at Cold Harbor once again, not only for yourself, but also so future generations can visit this place and remember the brave Americans who fought there.
I sincerely thank you for your commitment to the cause.
American Battlefield Trust
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Thermotech's wired room control system is available in two different series, Exchangeable Comfort (XC) and Easy Comfort (EC).
What sets them apart is the design of the room thermostat that is mounted on the wall. The same control units and actuators are used for all thermostats.
Room Control system Exchangeable Comfort (XC)
Thermotech's wired room control is a complete system designed to achieve optimal function, comfort and operational economy. Control units in two different sizes (EC2 och EC8), 24V actuator and room thermostats, that can be personalized and adapted to the surroundings, are included in the product range.
With the thermostat in the XC-series, we want to create freedom of choice to give our customers more control over their surroundings. We call this "architectonic respect". It refers to our respect to our customers' home environments and their needs to express their personal styles. This is why the thermostat has a thin and discrete design. It is also supplied with a transparent front.
The home owner can then easily adapt the thermostat to the surroundings, or make it more personal by replacing the insert behind the transparent front. As an example, you can choose to make the thermostat less visible with an insert that has the same pattern as the surrounding wallpaper. Or it can be emphasised by matching it to the room's accent color.
The room thermostats in the XC-series uses PI-regulation technology and features reference value limitation and functions for night reduction and valve exercising as standard. PI-regulation ensures even regulation of room temperature. This produces improved comfort and energy savings in comparison to standard regulation technology (on/off).
There are two thermostat models in the XC-series, the basic model XC A och the more advanced model XC AF. On the XC AF model you can connect floor sensor, choose type of actuator (NO or NC) and activate anti-freeze mode for external control.
If necessary both models can be equipped with covers when used in public buildings.
The room thermostats in the XC series are used together with the same control unit and actuator as the thermostats in the EC-series.
Room control system Easy Comfort™ (EC)
Easy Comfort™ is a complete control system designed to achieve optimal function, comfort and operational economy. Control units in two different sizes (EC2 och EC8), 24V actuator and room thermostats that suits different needs, are included in the product range.
The basic model of the wired room thermostat is called EC. It is an electronic room thermostat with air temperature sensors. The EC thermostat is also available with smooth front for use in public environments.
You can get the same thermostat model with ECO mode for maintenance heating (EC ECO), with floor sensor (EC G) or with both air and floor sensors (EC GL).
All the models above are available in white color.
Do you prefer a wired thermostat with digital display we can offer that in white or black colors (EC D). It has sensors for air temperature, ECO mode function and frost protection for maintenance heat.
When installing underfloor heating in older buildings, running cables in walls can be difficult. Thermotech's wireless control unit is then an excellent solution to this problem.
Control units for wired room control system
Control units in two different sizes (EC2 och EC8) and 24V actuator are included in the product range for Thermotech´s wired room control system.
The wired control unit EC2 is a small unit with separate 24-V transformer for systems with 1 thermostat and a maximum of 4 actuators, or 2 thermostats and a maximum of 3 (1+2) actuators.
The wired control unit EC28 is a complete unit with integrated 24-V transformer for connection of thermostats and actuators. It has the capacity to connect up to 8 actuators to one channel and control them with one thermostat. The control unit has pump control and function for exercising circulation pumps as basic functions.
A DIN rail on which the control unit can be mounted is provided with the manifold.
Thermotech thermal-electric actuator 24 V AC is intended for on/off control of water flow in the valves.
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Thermostat XC A
Electronic room thermostats with replaceable and adaptable front. For wired temperature control.
Cover for public environments XC
Accessory for thermostats XC A (product ID 67291) and XC AF (product ID 67290) for blocking temperature setting.
Thermostat EC OM with cconcealed knob
Electronic room thermostats for wired temperature control. With cconcealed knob for public Environments.
Thermostat XC AF
Electronic room thermostat with replaceable and adaptable front, for wired temperature control.
Thermostat EC G with floor sensor
Electronic room thermostats for wired temperature control with floor sensor.
Thermostat EC GL with floor and air sensor
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(Top row (l-r): Vice Mayor Tom Counts, Brian Lorenz, Melissa Riggins and Brendan Newcomb; Bottom row (l-r): Daniel Swartwout, Mayor Jon Bennehoof and Frank Bertone)
The City Council serves as the policy-making body in the City, with its members elected to represent the community and to concentrate on policy issues that are responsive to citizens' needs. Council takes the leadership role to interpret the wishes of the community and provides for the general welfare of the community through programs, services and activities.
The City Council is composed of the Mayor and six council members elected at large. The Mayor is the presiding officer of the City Council and is recognized as the head of the city government for all ceremonial purposes. The vice mayor of Council presides over Council meetings in the absence of the Mayor. The City Council has the power to appoint the city manager, adopt the budget, authorize the issuance of bonds and appoint members of all boards and commissions.
The Mayor and each Council member will hold office for a period of four years until his or her successor is qualified and elected. No person shall be deemed elected to an office unless that person receives a majority of all the votes cast for such office.
The Mayor and each Council member must be a citizen of the United States, qualified voter of the State of Ohio and have resided for at least one year within the corporate limits of the City of Powell.
2018-2019 City Council
Mayor Jon Bennehoof
Mayor Jon Bennehoof has served on Powell City Council since 2012. He founded and co-chaired ONE Community, an intergovernmental committee focused on improving the working relationship between Liberty Township and the City of Powell. Mayor Bennehoof has also been a member of the City's Development Committee and participated in the Code Diagnostic Review. He has worked for IBM, the State of Ohio, and Cardinal Health as a business transformation executive. Mayor Bennehoof is now an IT consultant. He began his service to the country with three tours of duty in Vietnam in the United States Navy. Mayor Bennehoof currently serves on the Delaware County Finance Authority, Central Committee, and is an Advisory Veteran and Veteran Mentor Coordinator on the Delaware County Mission Court. He has been a resident of Powell since 2003 and lives in Golf Village with his wife of 33 years, Shirley. They have two daughters, Meghan and Kirstin, and three granddaughters, Reagan, Addison, and Charlotte.
Term Expires 12/31/19
Contact: Mayor Jon Bennehoof
Vice Mayor Tom Counts
Tom has served on City Council since 2006, and served as Mayor in 2008-2009.
In addition, he is chairman of the Finance committee. Before serving on City Council, Tom served on the Board of Zoning Appeals for five years and then on the Planning and Zoning Commission for five years. Tom is married to Carolyn Eselgroth and has two daughters, Abby and Rachel. Tom and his family have been Powell residents since 1995. Tom is a lawyer and is employed as real estate counsel to the State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio.
Term Expires 12/31/21
Contact: Vice Mayor Tom Counts
Councilman Frank Bertone
Frank has served on City Council since 2014, and has served as Chair of Council's Operations Committee. He currently serves as Chair of Council's Development Committee and a member of the Finance Committee and Operations Committee. Frank is married to Julie and has three daughters, Ava, Francesca and Giana. Frank and his family live in the Lakes of Powell subdivision and have been Powell residents since 2003. Frank is a Trust Officer / Product Consultant with Nationwide Trust Company.
Term Expires 12/31/21
Contact: Councilman Frank Bertone
Councilman Brian Lorenz
Brian has served on City Council since 2010 and served as Mayor in 2016-2017. In addition, he is serving as Chair of the Operations Committee for the second time. Previously, Brian served as the Chair of the Development Committee. He also represents the city as a member of the Powell Community Improvement Corporation. Brian served previously on Planning and Zoning Commission for six years. Brian is married to Sue and has one son, Henry, and triplet girls, Annie, Betsy, and Charlotte. All are very active in the community and have lived in Powell since 2006. Brian is a Planning and Zoning professional and is a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP). He participates in many volunteer activities such as a swim official for the YMCA and the Knights of Columbus. Brian is currently a Republican candidate for the Ohio House of Representatives, 67th District.
Term Expires 12/31/21
Contact: Councilman Brian Lorenz
Councilman Brendan Newcomb
Brendan is an attorney with more than 25 years of experience, primarily with legal services, representing low-income families and individuals in civil matters. He is now a community volunteer, working with Catholic Social Services in their Friendly Visiting Program seeking to expand the network of individuals visiting isolated seniors in central Ohio. Brendan and his family have lived in Powell since 2011, where his son attends Olentangy Local Schools.
Term expires 12/31/19
Contact: Councilman Brendan Newcomb
Councilwoman Melissa Riggins
Melissa has been a licensed attorney since 1988. She is currently in private practice, handling cases primarily in Delaware and Franklin counties. She also serves as a hearing officer for the Ohio Department of Education. Melissa has held the positions of courtroom prosecutor and judicial law clerk and has been an adjunct instructor at Columbus State Community College.
She is a member of the Delaware County Republican Party Central Committee and is the current president of The Delaware County Republican Women's Club. Melissa has lived in Powell (Falcon Ridge) since 2001. She is active in our community as a member of the Humane Society of Delaware County Board of Directors and the Olentangy Rotary Club.
Term expires 12/31/21
Contact: Councilwoman Melissa Riggins
Councilman Daniel Swartwout
A lifelong Central Ohio resident, Daniel Swartwout has lived in Golf Village since 2004. Dan earned two degrees from The Ohio State University. In 1996, Dan received his Bachelor of Arts Magna Cum Laude. Then, in 2000, Dan earned his Juris Doctor Summa Cum Laude from the Moritz College of Law. In 2013, Dan opened The Law Office of Daniel Swartwout, LLC. He also performs as a standup comedian and master of ceremonies for numerous events. Dan is married to Tasha, and they have one daughter.
Term expires 12/31/19
Contact: Councilman Daniel Swartwout
City meetings are open to the public.
|City Council
|First and third Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m.
|Council Committees
|Development Committee
|First Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.
|Finance Committee
|Second Tuesday, 7 p.m.
|Operations Committee
|Third Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.
|Planning and Zoning Commission
|Second and fourth (if needed) Wednesdays, 7 p.m.
|Historic District Advisory Commission
|First (if needed) and third Thursdays, 6 p.m.
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Let's start with the basics: The Girls by Emma Cline is definitely the hit book of the Summer (well, Winter here in the land down under) and following the hype I felt completely compelled to pick this one up – and I can't say I was disappointed.
The Girls follows Evie Boyd as she remembers her adolescent summer adventures — not hanging out by the pool with her girlfriends or finding love at the beach, but her journey getting caught in the midst of Russell's cult that resembles the Manson family. Mesmerised by the older girls — specifically the charismatic Suzanne — Evie spends most of her summer at The Ranch, where the group calls home. What at first seems a paradise, ultimately turns into a entirely too-messy situation and Evie seems to be caught in the middle.
Emma Cline's writing is delicious. There's no other way to describe it. Often when a book is considered the it book I tend to be hesitant before picking it up, but immediately after reading an excerpt from the first chapter online I placed an order on book depository. The writing was so completely disgustingly good — it's the type of writing I aspire towards.
Prior to starting this book I'll admit I did not know much about the Manson family, but I think it's safe to say without spoiling anything that The Girls ends in blood. Cline definitely drew inspiration from the Manson's for her story, especially regarding the crucial plot points, but personally I found this novel to be more about the characters than it was Russell's cult. The girls (as the title suggests) were all so well crafted as characters and I definitely found myself myself in awe over them. Just as Evie was infatuated with Suzanne and the other girls, I found myself just as taken. Evie lived to please Suzanne, not Russell, which I think is a crucial point to make. The men in this story are present, but I believe it's important to note the female friendship dynamics were definitely more prominent than the relationship between the girls and Russell.
In a decade remembered for smoking dope and flower power, Emma Cline's writing definitely took you to the 60s. I found it impossible to read and not feel drawn to the period. I was longing for a lazy summer the entire time I was reading this, which was difficult considering I was in the midst of Winter, but that's what Cline's writing can do. It's hard to imagine what I would do in Evie's situation. She was completely infatuated by the girls and the allure of Russell's way of living that she got caught in a mess far beyond her fourteen years. But Evie is alone and struggling to come to terms with her parents separation, so she clings to love where it is found, and unfortunately for her that love is found at The Ranch.
It's hard for me to explain just how beautiful I found this novel. If it at all sounds like something that would interest you, I highly suggest you pick it up. I definitely was not disappointed.
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The Dayton Opera featured soprano (OIO 2011) in her debut with the company as Blonde in Mozart's Die Entführung aus dem Serail in February 2017. Also in the cast is Robert Norman (OIO 2009) as Pedrillo. This month Friedlander also appears with the company as Frasquita in Carmen.
Soon she will make her Chautauqua Opera debut in Monteverdi's Orfeo singing Eurydice, and will also perform Soprano 1 in Phillip Glass's Hydrogen Jukebox. Other recent roles for Friedlander include The Pirates of Penzance with the Ohio Light Opera Company and Nannetta in Falstaff with the Martina Arroyo Prelude.


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Every day Mountain Gateway Museum is the hub of a small community. It is a modest rock building constructed by the WPA in 1937, and it is now the scene of weddings, reunions, fly fishing, family picnics and more. On Sunday afternoons in good weather, local musicians gather to jam on the porch or amphitheater, no charge for the audience. It is not unusual to see groups of school children visiting. Last week it was 200 from Rockingham county.
Yesterday it was raining, but the pickers were ready to entertain and the audience had their funnel cakes and popcorn close at hand. It was Pioneer Day in Old Fort, NC.
There were exhibitors in tents all along Mill Creek and in the two historic cabins. Most of them were in period dress of the early 1800's. As were some of the locals. There was homemade soap, jelly, candles, pottery, jewelry, and wooden utensils, furniture and walking sticks. Some of the participants were re-enactors who make a hobby of demonstrating their wares and their craft skills all over the state. It has been a very long time since I've seen a gentleman making a broom on a 19th century cabin porch. (Actually, it was a first, and it was hard to tear my diy husband away.)
Children were entranced at the sight of a working loom and spinning wheel made in 1757. And they begged to pet the lambs. I'm sure the ones who ventured across the creek to see the re-enactors' campsite remembered the inconveniences of yesteryear when they got back to their warm, dry homes. I hope they remember the exhibit of Decoration Day borrowed from Western Carolina. Many people never heard of this southern tradition that is much more than putting flowers on graves. We stood for awhile to listen to the family that played their bluegrass music on the porch. I don't remember their names, but the tune was "Carolina Pines." Mama played bass, daddy sang tenor, the teen on mandolin and little brother on banjo joined right in there. Lovely to see smiles on so many faces.
Before we left for home, we crossed the two-lane main street to visit the grand opening of Arrowhead, a local gallery that spotlights the talents of mountain artisans. Paintings, prints, sculptures, children's clothing, wood artwork, pottery and jewelry filled the large building. And we saw neighbors, one of the delights of a small county. We missed the car show because of the rain. And we have to go back to see the historic railroad depot.
Unfortunately, there was a pall over the event. Not just a cloud. The museum might be a victim to the state budget cuts. A delegation will meet with officials next month to discuss alternatives and plead the case that the history of western NC mountain culture deserves preservation. Here is the origin of independent pioneers who banded together to fight for their homesteads against natives, foreigners and the elements of nature. The mountains are where the fierce spirit of rugged individuals took breath to fight at King's Mountain, a turning point in the Revolutionary War. In the Civil War, many a mother mourned a family torn apart by this same independent conscience. These are solitary, proud people who can survive alone but know the advantage of working together. "They live after their own nature." Thoreau would say.
Today they are working together to save their heritage from abandonment by their contemporaries. I am against government waste, and there are many projects that appear to me to be worthless pits of excess. But according to Anne Allison who consulted the figures of the NC Department of Cultural Resources, the cost to the state of each tourist for the Gateway Museum is less than fifty cents. There is nothing like it in the western part of the state, and in the east the mountain people are merely footnotes.
I look forward to future events of bicycle races up to Mt. Mitchell hosted by the site, as well as the annual Gold Festival and Oktoberfest. The Mountain Gateway Museum is an economical necessity for this tiny town depending upon its small share of tourism. It is a cultural necessity for all of us who could lose the wisdom of past lessons of freedom and perseverance.
"State Budget Threatens Mountain Gateway Museum" McDowell News, March 21, 2013


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Ismaïl Omar Guelleh
Ismaïl Omar Guelleh
إسماعيل عمر جليه
|2nd President of Djibouti
|Assumed office
8 May 1999
|Prime Minister
|Barkat Gourad Hamadou
Dileita Mohamed Dileita
Abdoulkader Kamil Mohamed
|Preceded by
|Hassan Gouled Aptidon
|Personal details
|27 November 1947
Dire Dawa, Ethiopia
|Political party
|People's Rally for Progress
|Kadra Mahamoud Haid
|Haïbado Ismaïl Omar Fatouma-Awo Guelleh Abdinasir Omar Saalah
Ismaïl Omar Guelleh (Somali: Ismaaciil Cumar Geelle; Arabic: إسماعيل عمر جليه) (born 27 November 1947)[1] [2] is the current President of Djibouti, in office since 1999. He is often referred to in the region by his initials, IOG.
Guelleh was first elected as President in 1999 as the handpicked successor to his uncle, Hassan Gouled Aptidon, who had ruled Djibouti since independence in 1977. Guelleh was re-elected in 2005, 2011 and again in 2016; the 2011 election was largely boycotted by the opposition amid complaints over widespread irregularities. Guelleh has been characterized as a dictator, and his rule has been criticized by some human rights groups.[3]
He was awarded with the Padma Vibhushan, India's second highest civilian award on 25 January 2019 for his role in the safe evacuation of Indian citizens from Yemen.
Guelleh was born in Dire Dawa, Ethiopia, into the politically powerful Mamassan subclan of the Dir Issa clan.[4] When Guelleh was younger he attended a traditional Islamic school. In the late 1960s, Guelleh migrated to Djibouti before finishing high school. He later joined the police, becoming a junior non-commissioned officer. He entered the service in 1968. After Djibouti became independent, he became head of the secret police and chief of the cabinet in the government of his uncle Hassan Gouled Aptidon. He received training from the Somali National Security Service and then from the French Secret Service, and was intended to become his uncle's successor. "The key to Guelleh's success is the skillful way in which he has played the cards in his strong hand", according to PINR.
On February 4, 1999, President Gouled Aptidon announced that he would retire at the time of the next election, and an extraordinary congress of his party, the ruling People's Rally for Progress (RPP), chose Guelleh as its presidential candidate.[5] As the joint candidate of the RPP and moderate wing of the Front for the Restoration of Unity and Democracy (FRUD), Guelleh won the presidential election held on April 9, 1999 with 74.02% of the vote, defeating his only challenger, the independent candidate Moussa Ahmed Idriss.[6][7] He took office on May 8.[8] Moussa Ahmed Idriss was arrested the following September for "threatening the morale of the armed forces" and detained at an undisclosed location.[9]
In December 2000, Guelleh sacked the chief of staff of the National Police Force, Yacin Yabeh; policemen loyal to Yacin unsuccessfully rebelled following his dismissal.[10]
Guelleh was nominated by the RPP as its presidential candidate for a second time on October 7, 2004, at an Extraordinary Congress of the party. He was backed by several other parties[11] and was the only candidate in the presidential election held on April 8, 2005.[12] Without a challenger, he won 100% of the ballots cast and was sworn in for a second six-year term, which he said would be his last, on May 7.[13]
However, in 2010, Guelleh persuaded the National Assembly of Djibouti to amend the nation's Constitution, allowing him to stand for a third term.[14][15] This cleared the way for him to place his name on the ballot in Djibouti's 2011 election. It also resulted in large protests beginning in 2010 similar to the larger movement for democracy in the Arab countries. The protests were quickly put down.
Opposition parties boycotted the election, leaving only one little-known candidate against him on the ballot. Guelleh won almost 80% of the vote.[16] Human Rights Watch questioned whether the election could be called fair when opposition leaders were jailed twice prior to polling.[17] He again said that he would not run for another term.[18]
Guelleh was also the winner of the 2016 election with about 87% of the popular vote.
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Ismail Omar Guelleh.
- ^ >https://www.jeuneafrique.com/personnalites/ismail-omar-guelleh/page/7/
- ^ https://www.jeuneafrique.com/223692/archives-thematique/bio-express/
- ^ "The world's enduring dictators". CBS News. May 16, 2011.
- ^ "Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for 2007", report to Congress, U.S. Dept. of State, August 2008 (on Issa in Djibouti)
- ^ "Djibouti: President Gouled Aptidon to retire in April after 22 years in power", AFP, February 4, 1999.
- ^ "Proclamation du Président de la République de Djibouti par le Conseil Constitutionnel" Archived 2007-08-16 at the Wayback Machine, Journal Officiel de la République de Djibouti (in French).
- ^ Elections in Djibouti, African Elections Database.
- ^ "Sudan: President holds weekend talks with Ethiopia", IRIN, May 11, 1999.
- ^ "Horn of Africa, Monthly Review, September - October 1999", UN-OCHA Archive (accessed 23 February 2009)
- ^ "Witnesses describe 'coup attempt'", IRIN, December 8, 2000.
- ^ "Le RPP plébiscite son candidat" Archived 2004-10-13 at the Wayback Machine, La Nation, October 11, 2004 (in French).
- ^ "No challengers for Guelleh as presidential campaign kicks off", IRIN, March 29, 2005.
- ^ "Guelleh sworn in for second presidential term", IRIN, May 9, 2005.
- ^ "Djibouti lawmakers remove term limits", Reuters, April 11, 2010.
- ^ "Djibouti politics: Issa job?", Economist Intelligence Unit Report, April 20, 2010.
- ^ "Djibouti: President Ismael Omar Guelleh wins third term", BBC News, April 9, 2011.
- ^ Djibouti: Allow Peaceful Protests", Human Rights Watch statement, April 4, 2011.
- ^ "Djibouti president vows third term would be last", AFP, April 7, 2011.
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Walk and Wag was founded when Karen Peterson was a victim of downsizing after 30 years in the radio industry. She was a sales/marketing executive who loved her clients and missed the friendships she made with them. She knew she wanted to continue with a position that was strong on customer service but not the intense pressure of sales. After extensive soul-searching, Karen no longer wanted to put her future in the hands of bean counters looking at her as a number on a spreadsheet. Karen Peterson knew that my experience with, and love for, animals could somehow become a career and allow me to become the master (or mistress in this case) of my her destiny.


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Technology Business Research Inc.'s Software Practice Director Stuart Williams will present "A Guidebook to the Public Cloud Vendor Landscape" at the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference in Houston between July 7, 2013, and July 13, 2013. The overarching theme of the Worldwide Partner Conference is the modern era of computing in big data, cloud, mobility and enterprise social, educating Microsoft's top partners on best practices to drive joint business and allowing them to experience the latest technology innovations, share success stories and network. During his session, Williams will illustrate how partners can grow their businesses by leveraging the strength of Microsoft's position in the public cloud market, which is expected to grow at a 21% CAGR.
"With strong growth and a run rate of over $1 billion in cloud revenues, Microsoft's successful cloud business can become a powerful driver of partner business," said Williams.
During this presentation Williams will deliver a go-to-market messaging framework that simplifies selling cloud solutions. This framework will delve into the two drivers of public cloud solutions purchases: achieving an outcome or building results.
In an outcome-buying scenario, vendors must deliver full business outcomes and certify the stack, meeting business and technology expectations. In this solution, the partner will process and own all the data, effectively owning the customer's risk.
In the second scenario, building results, users are engaging with vendors that deliver tools so that customers can build customized solutions to meet their needs. Williams will elaborate on how partners can "build a better mousetrap" for clients, enabling them to maintain a sense of ownership but providing the flexibility and scale of a public cloud solution.
Williams will demonstrate to Microsoft partners how, through investing in offering solutions, customers can achieve one of these outcomes and ultimately position themselves to win a share of the $100 billion public cloud market. Williams' session will be held on Wednesday, July 10, 2013, at 4 p.m. Registration is now open via the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference 2013 website.
The quantitative and qualitative data Williams will reference to help partners solidify their commitment to a Microsoft partnership comes from TBR's 1Q13 Public Cloud Market Landscape, a benchmark report ranking the 41 largest public cloud vendors, and primary research into public cloud adoption, all available for purchase. TBR Senior Software Analyst Allan Krans will also attend the event to provide additional insight into the public cloud market opportunity.
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As one of Ireland's leading corporate and commercial law firms, with a broad client base involved in a wide range of retail, industrial and business activities, the commercial contracts specialists in the firm advise clients on the strategic planning, public procurement, drafting and negotiation of many key commercial contracts. The commercial team works closely with other specialist teams in the firm, such as Intellectual Property, Technology, Data Protection, Finance, Regulatory and Employment as required. The team also works with their litigation and dispute resolution colleagues on any contentious issues which may arise.
Our team prides itself on providing practical commercial advice based on a solid understanding of each client's industry and specific needs with a focus on providing value for money and on getting the deal done with a minimum of fuss. Arthur Cox advises on a wide range commercial contracts across a broad spectrum of industries with interests in Ireland and abroad.
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Lionsgate's President of Digital Media expects the Wii's movie store should be launching worldwide sometime very soon.
Lionsgate's Curt Marvis wants to see the service move beyond Japan, obviously because he wants to sell more of his company's movies to the burgeoning (potential) audience of Wii gamers worldwide.
Marvis told Casualgaming that he "imagines the Wii's movie store will launch worldwide soon... the essential point is that the game machine is already connected into the TV, and we see it as a major conduit inside the home to bring movies via the internet into the television.
Wii is mass-market
He also noted that the Wii audience was slightly different from that of the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 audience, in terms of the types of movies Lionsgate would like to sell to them.
"Our horror and action movies are ideal for the Xbox and PlayStation's hardcore audience, while the broader audience of the Wii are likely to enjoy our more mass-market properties," said the Lionsgate boss.
TechRadar has contacted Nintendo UK for further comment on this story, so stay tuned.
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- Tuesday Morning Sketches: Sketch
- Word Art Wednesday: Love/Anything Goes
- Without Words: I Love to Love with Pinks and Reds
- Oldie But A Goodie: Red and Pink (patterned paper and black rhinestones)
- V's Sweet Ideas: Love Theme
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Love Birds Card
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This is so cute, Andrea. I really love the colors and the sweet touches. Thanks for sharing this in our challenge. It's such a blessing to have you play along and share your sweet art in our challenges, and we're grateful for you!!ReplyDelete
Have a blessed week, and come back soon!
Word Art Wednesday
P.S. You can also share this with us at V's Sweet Ideas. The theme is LOVE and the prize is a $20 gift certificate to Freckled Fawn!! Hope you will stop by.
Black whiite and pink, so many variations on a theme. I really like everything about it.
Taking time out your day to post your beautiful artwork with us here at Word Art Wednesday, is such a blessing. We appreciate, and thank you ever so much.
The Blessing of the LORD be Upon You!
This is sooo cute!! Fantastic sentiment on that pretty image and wonderful DPs!!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for joining us this week at Tuesday Morning Sketches!!
Super cute card - sweet image and gorgeous DP'sReplyDelete
Thanks for playing along at OBAG this time.
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Hi Andrea, thanks for your nice visit in my blog! :) This is such a cute card, I love the designer papers and twine, the image is lovely too. If you are interested in a new challenge blog, this card would fit perfectly to out first ever challenge at http://digisketchchallenge.blogspot.fi/. Have a fun weekend!ReplyDelete
I love your image Andrea and your design is fab!ReplyDelete
Thank you for playing along with my Red and Pink challenge at Oldie But A Goodie this week and good luck
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Cute Cute Cute Andrea!! Love the sweet little birdies and Fab dp's too! 8-)ReplyDelete
So very sweet! I love the twine treatment - I can never manage to wrap mine so perfectly :) Thanks so much for getting LOVEY DOVEY with us at Tuesday Morning Sketches!ReplyDelete
Andrea, So good to see you at Tuesday Morning Sketches..your card is adorable!ReplyDelete
Andrea you have created an adorable card! Love the mix of papers, especially the argyle. Thanks for joining us at Tuesday Morning Sketches.ReplyDelete
Very sweet card! Thanks for sharing it at Tuesday Morning Sketches!ReplyDelete
So romantic. Thanks for playing at Without Words for February. Hugs, SxxReplyDelete
Oh wow, this is so pretty and sweet!!! LOVE the layout and that text-y pattern paper!! Thanks for playing along with us at V's Sweet Ideas!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous card. I love the sweet image.ReplyDelete
Thanks for joining this months challenge at Without Words
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If I do the pages during the week I can get it all doen much faster but this year I waited to start printing photos and things took a little longer.
These are my Wednesday spreads of this year.
I left the pockets above this photo of Avinash empty and just glued a chipboard piece on top.
I glued a matching circle chipboard piece to the flip side.
What a crazy day! Therapy, camp, school and ballet. Phew.
This is one of my favorite spreads from the album. Colorful speech bubbles, popped up on some glue dots.
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Hotel Piccolo Sogno, Pompei
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What's around Hotel Piccolo Sogno, Pompei
- Pompeii Archaeological Park - 7 min walk
- Sorrento Peninsula - 1 min walk
- Shrine of the Virgin of the Rosary of Pompei - 3 min walk
- Pompeii Forum - 31 min walk
- Villa of the Mysteries - 32 min walk
- House of the Faun - 33 min walk
- House of the Vettii - 34 min walk
- Castellum Aquae - 37 min walk
Getting around
- Naples (NAP-Naples Intl.) - 26 min drive
- Salerno (QSR-Costa d'Amalfi) - 37 min drive
- Pompei Station - 6 min walk
- Pompei Scavi-Villa dei Misteri Train Station - 24 min walk
- Scafati Station - 25 min walk
- Airport shuttle (surcharge)
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Train station pick-up (surcharge)
- Ferry terminal shuttle
- Shopping center shuttle (surcharge)
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 10 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 1 floor
- Check-in time 3:00 PM-8:30 PM
- Check-out time is 10:30 AM
- Express check-in/out
If you are planning to arrive after 8:30 PM please contact the property at least 48 hours in advance using the information on the booking confirmation.
24-hour airport shuttle service is available. Fees may apply. Contact the property in advance to get details.
Required at check-in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- One child stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available 24 hours) *
- Train station pick-up
- Ferry terminal shuttle *
- Self parking *
- Discounted offsite parking
- Area shuttle *
- Shopping center shuttle *
Payment types at the property
In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built - 1966
- Elevator
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Designated smoking areas (fines apply)
- Television in common areas
- In-room accessibility
- English
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Bidet
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Digital TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
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All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
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Noise-free guestrooms cannot be guaranteed.
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check-in or check-out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2.00 per person, per night, up to 7 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 16 years of age.
Optional extras
Late check-in between 8:30 PM and midnight can be arranged for an extra charge of EUR 30
Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge of EUR 29 (subject to availability)
Self parking costs EUR 15,00 per day
Parking is available nearby and costs EUR 15 per night
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 15.0 per night
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 6 per person (approximately)
Cribs/Infant beds are available for EUR 10.0 per night
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge
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NYC Ticket Prices Hit $10.25
NEW YORK, NY — Ticket prices at NYC movie theaters have broken the $10 dollar barrier for the first time, according to Newsday.com. During the past week, both Loews Cineplex and United Artists have raised ticket prices by 25 cents, bringing adult admissions to $10.25 per ticket.
"In comparison to other entertainment options, movie ticket prices are modest and remain one of the most affordable out of home entertainment activities," Loews spokesman John McCauley said Monday.
What do you think? Is this increase reasonable? Comment below.
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I think the price increase is outrageous. Pacific Theatres in Los Angeles is topping that price by charging $10.50 in the evenings with the so called bargain matinee at $8.50. To top it off Pacific shows a whole bunch of commercials before the movie begins.
The chains have a right to make money, but higher prices are making first-run theaters increasingly less competitive. It's no surprise that the DVD format has become so popular in recent years — in some cases, the price of a DVD is equal to (or even less than) a full-price theater ticket.
Another reason why this price increase isn't welcome in New York — if you want to get tickets for a Friday or Saturday night show, you have to buy them very early in the day, either in person or online. If you buy them online, the movie ticket websites add a $1.50 surcharge to your ticket. So, with the latest increase, that brings your total to $11.75. Add in a soda and popcorn, and you're easily spending $20 per person.
There is no way on God's green Earth I would pay $10.50 to see a movie in a neighborhood multiplex. However, Pacific may be spurred on by the success of their Arclight complex in Hollywood. Most of the time, you can catch a first run, revival or any number of special screenings (including How The West Was Won in 3-strip Cinerama) for $11.00. Certain times are $14.00. Parking is free for 4 hrs. The theaters are clean, comfortable and the projection is as good as the print will allow. Seats are reserved and may be purchased online on their own website with NO service fee. There are no commercials and only a few previews before the show which is always introduced by one of the staff members who remain in the theater to ensure temperature and projection remain to standard. If the film you want is in the Cinerama Dome, you will also see it on one of the largest screens in the country. There is a gift shop, cafe and exhibits. A showing of "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind" followed by a Q&A with George Clooney for $11.00? You betcha.
Central London (UK) cinemas (Odeon Leicester Square, Odeon West End, Empire etc., have been charging £10.50 ($16US) for some time past!!