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The Alphabet Stops at Y.
Y is for Yesterday. Thank you, lovely lady for all of the yesterdays you influenced and all of the tomorrows you will inspire.
Sue Grafton has died. I'm not sure I can even process this news. I am definitely typing through tears. The lady has a singular place in this Mystery Fan's heart. I am not alone. Millions of her books have sold to very loyal readers for 35 years now. It's hard to believe A is for Alibi was first published in 1982. Harder still to know I almost missed it. But I didn't. And I'm grateful.
The following is not meant to be an "obituary" but the touchstones of my life, fandom and mystery community involvement that Ms. Grafton is responsible for. And, really, she gets all of the cred for anything I've ever done in the mystery community.
We were acquaintances. I am sad that my awe prevented us from becoming friends. Sue Grafton is surely one of the folks responsible for the platinum age of Mystery through her writing. Kinsey Millhone is one of Crime Fiction's most revered, loved and important characters. Sue Grafton was, is and will always be an inspiration.
In 1985 I was girl far from home, living in Arizona. Mom and Dad would call every other week and we'd chat. During one of those phone calls I complained about having no time to read and the lack of good fiction at the Tempe Library when I'd even think, "hey, maybe I'll read a book this week."
I was working three jobs and as a result I pretty much lived out of my car. My daily commute was often north of 100 miles, sometimes in my Celica and sometimes on the back of my roommate's Harley. But it was Arizona …. So, gym time was a priority. I did free weights and cardio, nautilus and dance class. And most days I ate at MacDonald's or Flakey Jakes, Jack in the Box if I was tight on time.
A package comes in the mail. A paperback copy of A is for Alibi with a note from my Dad, "Try mystery again, this protagonist reminds me of you!" I read it in an evening. I was hooked, and I've never looked back. I "discovered" mystery through Grafton "blurbs". If she recommended a book I picked up, that book went home with me.
The wonders I found! Thank you, Sue.
Fast Forward to 1992: there's this new thing called the world wide web. I'm living in Sheboygan Wisconsin, again. I get the "free disk" from A.O.L. and become hooked by their book chatrooms. Before you know it, I'm having conversations with all of these great writers and so I find an e-mail for Sue and ask her to join the conversation. Two weeks later I get a note in the mail. Suffice to say it was lovely. And here's the thing about Sue Grafton, the thing that I most admire about her. She says no with the best of us. Because I wrote her a note saying why she was important to me and I wanted my fellow readers to know her and I was denied. I was also put on her Christmas list, which was a lovely list to be on. And the return address? It was real! So, once a year for every year since that time I get to thank her for re-introducing me to mystery.
The next? Spring Sue Grafton/Johnny Carson. J is for Judgement was the book. This lovely Southern Lady telling Johnny "I was just trying to think of the easiest way to kill my husband.." "And there was a screwdriver.".
All of the memories, come hurling right now: D.C. Bouchercon, when I had a limo and Sue Grafton took the shuttle. She winked and told me to take care of Grandmother. Vegas, where Sue Grafton, lifetime PWA recipient, fixed the ladies' toilet during the ceremonies so we could pee. That time in Owensboro when we actually talked and she said how happy she was. The last time I saw her when she gave me a great big hug and thanked me (as Mrs. Crimespree) for helping "All of my friends more than you'll ever know."
Here's to Kinsey, a protagonist that inspired a generation of female writers to write. Here's to Kinsey: poor, relationship challenged, Kinsey who never met a murderer she didn't fall in love with. Here's to the leather jackets, dumpsters dived into, peep-holes handled, roads navigated, mischief managed. Here's to the quarter pounders with cheese, the goulash, the crossword puzzles, paying your bills and always having your eye on the prize.
Here's to Sue Grafton, a woman who always gave back to the crime fiction community. Promoting other writers was her jam. But one of the things I admire most about the lady is that she stood stoically while Hollywood tried to buy her character. She was adamant that Kinsey always belong to herself and her readers.
And Sue, if you're hearing this…. My very last "fan" panel at Bouchercon? You are now known to an entire community as "the Alphabet Lady". I'm thinking you'd be cool with this.
Let's all toast together one last time! Peanut Butter and Pickle Sandwiches, anyone?


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NEW YORK — Walk the streets of Manhattan, especially around St. Patrick's Cathedral, and ask passersby about Cardinal Timothy Dolan and two things stand out: one, they know who you're talking about, and two, they like him. Often love him.
Both responses are unusual in the U.S. today: Generally, Catholic churchmen are either interchangeable faces to the public, or, if they are known, it's because of an unflattering headline.
Now Dolan's extraordinary visibility and popularity are being cited as factors that could make him the first American with a realistic shot at being elected pope when the College of Cardinals gathers in March to elect a successor to Benedict XVI.
But will any of the factors that make Dolan a contender actually help him with the 116 other cardinals huddled in the Sistine Chapel to vote for the pope? He is as orthodox as any of them, but he is also an American, which was always seen as a disqualifier. Yet he is head of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops and a player in church circles and secular politics. So maybe this time is different?
Here are some of the pluses and minuses on Dolan's candidacy:
PRO: He's an American. Yes, this is supposed to sink any Yankee candidate since the U.S. is a superpower that leaves a huge — and often unpopular — cultural, political, and military footprint around the world. "The Archbishop of the Capital of the World," the late Pope John Paul II dubbed the man who led the New York archdiocese. But as an American, Dolan is also well known to other churchmen; he travels frequently to Rome (and to other parts of the world) and he brings with him the deep pockets of the American church. U.S. Catholics are now the single largest donor to the Vatican. "For the first time, an American will get taken seriously as a possibility," said John Allen of the National Catholic Reporter.
CON: He's an American. Yes, this is still seen as a deal-breaker for the conclave voters, who overwhelmingly represent other parts of the world, namely Europe and Latin America and Africa. America already has an outsize role — now give them the papacy, too? "Many people around the world would think the election was fixed by the CIA or bought by Wall Street," said the Rev. Tom Reese, a Jesuit priest and senior fellow at Georgetown University's Woodstock Theological Center.
PRO: Dolan is the kind of outgoing, media-friendly guy that the cardinals need after eight years of the bookish, introverted Benedict. Dolan has held his own in the humor department with the likes of Comedy Central's Stephen Colbert, and he can slap backs and swap jokes in the press room with the best of them. "My first pastoral letter's gonna be a condemnation of light beer and instant mashed potatoes," he quipped after being named to Gotham.
CON: He lacks gravitas. The same everyman exuberance that endears him to the hoi polloi can strike the stodgier College of Cardinals as sophomoric. Asked about his sense of humor, Benedict once said: "I'm not a man who constantly thinks up jokes." Compare that to Dolan on "60 Minutes" about arriving in New York: "They asked me when I got here, 'Are you Cardinals, Mets, Brewers, or Yankees?' And I said, 'When it comes to baseball, I think I can be pro-choice.'"
PRO: He has pastoral experience in a large diocese. This is huge, especially after Benedict, who was not just a scholar and theologian, but someone who spent almost his entire career in academia and the Vatican bureaucracy. Many cardinals feel the church needs a pope who has been a pastor, and who knows how to run a multimillion-dollar, multinational operation like the Vatican.
CON: Dolan is not a theologian. While he got the requisite degree in theology, Dolan's main post-graduate work was in church history, and that is the approach he brings to his writings and his ministry. That works well for the flock, but the cardinals often want a pope who has impressive theological credentials — an intellectual who doesn't come off as an egghead. John Paul II struck that balance, but Dolan maybe not so much.
PRO: He has Roman experience in that he studied at the Pontifical North American College in Rome — the seminary overlooking the Vatican where bishops send their best and brightest. In 1994, he was named to head the NAC, and spent six years there, learning Italian and making connections. Indeed, the Italians could be more inclined to vote for him than his fellow American cardinals, who might understandably view Dolan as soaking up too much of the spotlight already.
CON: For all that time in Rome, he never held a post in the Roman Curia, the centralized Vatican bureaucracy where careers are made (or broken). NCR's Allen said that is in part why Dolan would be on the "B or C list" of papal candidates. Besides, his Italian is only passable at this point, and to run the Vatican it pays to understand every whisper.
PRO and CON: Dolan has a track record on dealing with sex abuse, and it is as contested as that of any churchman who has headed a diocese at any point in the last 30 years. That's why the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests singled out Dolan as one of three cardinals they do not want to see become pope. The thing is, criticism from SNAP is like a badge of honor to the cardinals, many of whom could well have worse track records than Dolan.
WILD CARD: Dolan is the Chris Christie of the College of Cardinals, a plus-size prelate who likes to make jokes about his weight and penchant for pasta. But is that what tradition demands this time? Vatican wags note that the cardinals seem to alternate from thin pope to fat pope. (You can look it up: Pius IX to Leo XIII to Pius X, so it goes.) The question is whether Benedict qualifies as an ectomorph or an endomorph.
The bottom line? The Irish online betting site, Paddy Power, had Dolan at a 40-1 shot this week — the middle of the pack, which seems about right. And on the "Today" show on Monday, host Matt Lauer asked Dolan if he could vote for himself in the conclave.
''No," Dolan answered. "Crazy people cannot enter the conclave."
(Tim Townsend of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch contributed to this report).
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The 20th largest island in the US, Oahu, Hawaii, is about forty-four miles long, thirty miles wide, and has a 227 mile long, crystal blue and white sandy shoreline. A result of two shield volcanoes, Wai'anae and Ko'olau, a valley known as a saddle between the two, Oahu is twenty-five million years old. Over five million visit Oahu for good reason – a vacation in Hawaiian is a step into splendor. Rather than squeezing you and your family into an over-priced hotel, lodging in vacation rentals such as houses, condos or apartments gives you the space you want and however little or great of privacy no vacation can do without.
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A great vacation starts whit great accommodations. Being a world renowned vacation destination, Oahu, Hawaii, features a plenty of lodging facilities. There are many condos, houses, apartments, villas, all these rentals offering great amenities, so booking a room or property on your taste is not really hard, even if you don't made reservations on time. Still, in the peek season, when all beach resorts are crowded, finding quality accommodations can be a problem, so its advisable to book your room before you arrive on the island. Any citizen in the US must tour the USS Arizona Memorial. He or she will gain a deeper understanding of history, a profound sense of patriotism, and reverence for those who died in the war.
The USS Bowfin Submarine Museum and Park show what it was like in those vessels. Try out an interactive aviation simulator at the Pacific Aviation Museum. Pearl Harbor can never be understated in its significance to the US. When in Oahu, Hawaii, a quick stop can be just as valuable as anything else in this paradise. In Hawaiian history, Kamehameha the Great united Hawaii under his rule. From Nuuanu Pali Lookout, you can see the land where a great battle had taken place, amid the Koolau Mountains. Monarchial rule ended in just about all of the US, but, in Oahu, the only royal palace on US soil, Laloni Palace, is open for curious visitors. Extinct volcano and city of Honolulu, both have views from the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific at Punchbowl Crater. 33,259 soldiers are buried here. To learn more about natural and Polynesian history, visit the Bishop Museum, which was founded in 1889 and is the largest museum in the state. Take a trip to each city or area in Oahu, where you'll find many attractions, such as in Waikiki. Waikiki Aquarium holds the state fish: the humuhumunukunukuapuaa.
Duke Kahanamoku, considered the "father of modern surfing", won Olympic medals at the turn of the century and starred in many films, thus popularizing the sport. His statue welcomes visitors. In the Windward Coast, Sea Life Park has dolphins dancing, sea lions singing, and penguins performing, which can easily delight and amuse. Oahu's North Shore is the location of the visitors' favorite attraction: the Polynesian Cultural Center, which includes seven Pacific Island villages on forty-two acres, featuring an authentic luau, "Horizons", Hawaii's largest evening show, Hawaii's only canoe pageant, and an Imax theater. Head to Central Oahu and get lost in the Dole Plantation's 1.7 miles of gardens.
Visit the SS Arizona Memorial, Battleship Missouri Memorial, USS Bowfin Submarine Museum and Park, and the Pacific Aviation Museum. On the Leeward Coast, surf on the wave pool at the twenty-nine acre Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park. Once sacred, where dead souls jumped to meet their ancestors, Kaena Point views Waianae Coast to the south, Mokuleia north, and the Pacific. It can only be reached by hiking. Much much more will attract you in heavenly Oahu, Hawaii Islands.


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High Quality Products
It is a conscious effort at BannaMesh to supply a superior product at the same price as alternative options. All our products outlast competitors by atleast 2-3 times, which can mean a 50%+ cost saving on your marketing needs.
We are constantly working with our material suppliers to improve spec to make our products safer, longer lasting and better looking.
We are not a re-seller, so we have complete control over our quality, All our products are manufactured in our Australian based production facilities, with a very close eye for quality.
Banner Finishing
BannaMesh use state of the art finishing equipment including high frequency welders and fullly automatic eyeleting machines in order to get the highest quality products along with quick turnaround times.
Here at Bannamesh we don't settle for second best – with completely inseperable edges welded at 450°C Bannamesh fence mesh will outlast all other available products on the market by 2-3 times
ask us for a free sample of our Bannamesh today to experience the quality!
Bannamesh use 13mm Stainless Steel eyelets every 500mm on both the Premium Bannamesh and the Premium Bannamesh Panels. Punched in by automatic machinery these eyelets are strong, durable and will never rust!
It is important to make sure your banners have stainless steel eyelets every 500mm to ensure even distribution of pressure from wind load on your banners. In turn this will make your banners last a lot longer in the harsh Australian environment.
Rope Edging
For the Breezebanna product the team at Bannamesh use 5mm nylon rope edging. This technique is strong, hasslle free, and allows the
banner mesh to be tied onto the fence at any point along the banner, rather than set 500mm spacings when using eyelets. Being a strong finishing technique, rope edging is best suited to high wind areas.


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Rec a protein
From Biology-Online Dictionary | Biology-Online Dictionary
rec A protein
(Science: protein) A protein (40 kD) product of the rec (recombination) gene, that catalyses the pairing of a single stranded piece of dNA with its complementary sequence, displacing a loop of single stranded DNA (d loop).
It catalyses the aTP-driven exchange of dNA strands in genetic recombination. The product of the reaction consists of a duplex and a displaced single-stranded loop which has the shape of the letter d and is therefore called a d-loop structure.
ATP is hydrolyzed to aDP during the reaction; also has proteolytic activity.


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Eye on Earth is the convergence of a series of initiatives by several organisations over the past few years that collectively address the global challenge of increasing access to information to support sustainable development.
Modus Operandi
The Eye on Earth movement convenes practitioners from the full diversity of knowledge domains: thematic, enabling and geographic – to identify data, information and knowledge related obstacles to Sustainable Development.
Through the convergence of diverse yet complimentary expertise Eye on Earth facilitates knowledge exchange and collaboration towards its vision: "A world where environmental and associated social and economic information, combined with citizen engagement, improves decisions leading to sustainable development".
By collaboration between experts from disparate but complimentary fields of expertise and by collaborating across geographies the individuals and organisations in the Eye on Earth Community with the enabling support of the Alliance Partners identify and analyze issues, design and implement solutions; raise awareness, lobby and advocate for change.
Eye on Earth operates in alignment with Principle 10 of the Rio Declaration, which asserts:
- Environmental issues are best handled with participation of all concerned citizens, at the relevant level.
- At the national level, each individual shall have appropriate access to information concerning the environment that is held by public authorities, including information on hazardous materials and activities in their communities, and the opportunity to participate in decision-making processes.
- States shall facilitate and encourage public awareness and participation by making information widely available.
- Effective access to judicial and administrative proceedings, including redress and remedy, shall be provided. "
Principle 10 sets out three pillars of sound environmental governance.
- Access To Information
Access to information empowers citizens and incentivizes them to participate in decision and policy making processes in an informed manner.
- Access To Public Participation
Public participation is increasingly being seen as a vital part of addressing environmental problems and achieving sustainable development by encouraging governments to adopt policies and enact laws that take community needs into account.
- Access To Justice
Access to justice provides the foundation of the "access rights", as it facilitates the public's ability to enforce their right to participate, to be informed, and to hold regulators and polluters accountable for environmental harm


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Archive for November 2007
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If you have not been in SGT lately, girl, are you missing out!! Recently the new KI Memories line of Pop Culture papers was set out on the shelves. There are stamps, diecut lace papers, shimmer patterned papers–fun fun fun!! You have to check out the diecut lace papers–they really are like lace. Some of them are made up of numbers, alphabets, flowers, or swirls. And they come in all different colors. Here's a snapshot of some of the candy I picked up when I was in earlier this week:
So make sure you check it all out! Hurry in before it is all gone-ski.
It's Happy Hour again at the SGT Creative Café Thursday, November 29 from 5 pm – 7 pm. This week we are creating a Square CD Tin with Bazzill Cardstock and Holiday Paper from Best Creation .*
This is an adorable multi purpose CD Tin. If you are feeling super creative you can make a mini book to insert in the CD Tin. This makes a super cute hand made gift!! It can also be used for a Gift Card or a CD of your favorite pictures or Christmas Tunes. Gift Card and CD Inserts are also available.
As usual this project is super easy to recreate!! The cost of this make and take is $6.
* Make and takes are available while supplies last
There's less than a month until Christmas … and that means only a couple more scrapbook classes until the end of the year! Have you gotten gifts for all of the "nice" people on your list?
PJ and I have designed the perfect class for the season. Our 6×12 "Our Family Story" book is the perfect gift for that special family member or the always hard to buy for, "person who has everything". Here's the cover of the book:
Better yet, *wow* your friends and family by completing the book for yourself as a coffee table keepsake and conversation piece. Your loved ones will enjoy reading your story, as captured in this book, while enjoying a cup of cocoa during a winter afternoon's visit. Tell your family's story in an elegantly shabby chic way for future generations to enjoy.
Please join us on December 2, 2007 at 12:30pm to make this family treasure!
We still have a few spaces open in the class so make sure to reserve your spot today. If you can't make the class date, no problem; simply call to reserve a class kit. We'll leave your kit at the store for you to pick up at your convenience. The sample is on display in the store so feel free to take a closer look.
Also, PJ and I have created some gorgeous stocking stuffers and office gifts as our add-ons! Many of these gifts are already beautifully wrapped and ready-to-give. We've created gift packs which have handmade altered items featuring assorted chocolates–perfect gifts for co-workers, teachers, and neighbors! And we've also created sets of handmade cards and tags in case you haven't quite got the time to create your own this year. Even if you are not in the class or just taking home the kit, we welcome you to purchase add-ons on the day of the class. We will have plenty to go around! Check out sneak peeks of the add-ons on Jennifer's blog.
We look forward to seeing you in our last class of the year! And Happy Holidays!
From: PJ and Jennifer!
Have you Voted Yet???
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OK Ladies
Here is a shameless plug for Scrappin' Good Times.
Heidi nominated us for a best scrapbook store listing on MYFOXLA website. Thanks HEIDI!
The only problem is that we were not listed there! So guess what? I added a listing for us on the MyFoxLA website. It just went live. They are having a CityVoter contest where you vote for your favorite stores restaurants etc. The voting ends on Friday the 23rd.
Wouldn't it be great if we voted for in Best Scrapbooking Store category. I 'm sure you have a favorite store in mind. P.S. The make sure and click on the yellowCompeting for: Best Scrapbooking VOTE button!
Thanks, Gilbert
It's Happy Hour at the Creative Café Thursday, November 15 5 pm – 7 pm This week we are creating a pillow box with Basic Grey's all NEW Figgy Pudding Collection.* You will amaze your friends and family members when you give them gift cards all wrapped up in this beautiful pillow box. This project is so easy to re-create but everyone is sure to think you are "ultra-creative"!! It is to die for and it is only $3. You will not want to miss this!! We will have a sample of next week's project. You will be able to sign up ahead of time to make sure you get yours.
* While supplies last
The Creative Cafe
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Drumroll please!! Our Creative Cafe was unveiled this Saturday. Make sure you come by and take a look at all the goodies!
Look at all pretty papers and lots of fun felt and chipboard shapes. Don't get me started on all the different colors of buttons!
Trish had fun showing everyone all the fun goodies!
Let the Make N Takes begin!
We will be having weekly Make N Takes and fun projects for Happy Hour every week!
Check back here on the blog for updates.


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Dust the book off and try again?
After tossing Hunted aside in favor of Slave to Sensation, I am now going back to it. I have to admit that the first 50 or so pages were dull and the heroine is insanely annoying. Yes, I'm only 50 pages in and I want to rip her hair out strand by strand. But I am giving this book another whirl. Why? Because I really hate to leave a book unfinished, so even if I have to trudge through the mundane and contrived to get to the end, I will.


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The Plaistow & Ifold Parish Council have set a Closing Date for the Call For Potential Housing Development Sites for the Neighbourhood Plan as Friday, 8th July 2016.
Contact the Parish Clerk if you are a landowner of a site(s) in a sustainable location (near local services and transport routes) in the Plan Area, which has not already been identified and assessed by the Steering Group, and would like to bring it forward for potential housing development to meet the Parish Housing Allocation (10 Units) and the identified Parish housing need.
Only submit sites that are likely to become available for development or redevelopment within the next 5-10 years and that are large enough to take 6 or 10 units. In submitting a site, please:
- Send a separate email for each site being presented;
- Note the subject: Neighbourhood Plan – Call for Sites;
- Include your name and your contact details;
- Identify the address of the site (including geo coordinates, if known);
- Note the landowner of the site (if different);
- Attach an Ordnance Survey map at a scale 1:1250 (or 1:2500 map for larger sites), clearly showing the boundaries of the site;
- Attach an aerial photograph of the site (if available).
Email the Parish Clerk: firstname.lastname@example.com


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Reward Points Program
What is the Destination Fashion Reward Points Program?
More points means more treats! Find out how Destination Fashion Reward Points work and start collecting points, today. .
With Destination Fashion Reward Points you can collect four points for every £1 you spend online or over the phone*. Once you've started collecting points, you can use them to treat yourself to any product on our website**, including womens, mens or childrens travel accessories and more!
Every Destination Fashion Rewards point is worth one penny to spend online or over the phone, so if you regularly shop at Destination Fashion, you'll be treating yourself in no time. You can find out how many points you have collected by logging into your account.
As a Destination Fashion Reward Points member, the VIP treatment doesn't just stop at purchases. You will also benefit from:
- Earn 5 points automatically when you create an account.
- Earn 5 points when you leave a valid product review. (There will be a time delay while we validate your product review).
- Earn 5 points for signing up to our newsletter.
- Refer a friend and when they place a valid order you earn 50 points. Your friend will also receive 50 points once they have placed a valid order.
- Opportunities to get BONUS points.
*Points are rounded up to the nearest penny.
At Destination Fashion we love to reward our customers, and our Loyalty Scheme is one way we can say thank you to all the customers who come back to us time after time.
How do Destination Fashion Points Work?
As a customer you are awarded points for almost everything you buy across the website. If a product is eligible for reward points you will see the amount of points you can earn when you look at the product on our website. So whether you're buying a overnight bag, you're just getting a travel wallet or kitting yourself out with a new scarf , you're earning points every time you see the reward points on your products' page.
How do I start collecting Reward Points?
New customers visiting the site for the first time will have to create an account and any Reward Points earned in a transaction will be allocated to their account, which can then be spent at your leisure. Returning customers who already have an account with us will have their Reward Points automatically assigned to that account and do not need to do anything.
When will my Reward Points be added?
Reward Points are allocated to your account once the order has been processed and is marked in your account as complete.
How do I redeem my Reward Points?
Reward Points accumulate in your account and can be redeemed during check-out against almost anything on the site. This means you can either buy little and often or save them up and purchase something really special.
What are they worth?
Almost every product we stock has a points value attached to it. This will tell you how many Reward Points you'll be earning from your purchase. So with 250 points being worth £2.50, you can quickly rack up a formidable chunk of change.
How many Reward Points can I redeem in one transaction?
Reward Points can be redeemed up to 100% of your order in a single transaction. Look out for Bonus Promotions! Although you will be earning standard points on almost anything you buy from us at Destination Fashion, occasionally you might notice some exciting Bonus Promotions against some of our ranges. Bonus Promotions offer you double or even triple points on labeled products so you can earn up to an extra 500 points from one purchase!
What happens if I don't use my Reward Points?
Reward Points will remain in your account for 24 months from the date of allocation. Any Reward Points still in your account after the 24 months will expire and no longer be valid. Once Reward Points expire you will be unable to use them to purchase from us.
If I return an item what happens to my points?
Your points will be deducted from your account.
Reward Points Program Terms & Conditions:
Collecting pointsThe standard number of points you will collect are 4 points for every £1 you spend on qualifying purchases.
After shopping online on destinationfashion.com, your points will automatically be uploaded into your account.
Points are not available on gift boxes and delivery charges for purchases made online.
During points events, both in store and online, existing points promotions will not be multiplied.
Online points promotions may not be available or may vary. Check individual promotion details.
Destination Fashion Limited reserves the right to withdraw points promotions/offers without notice.
Spending points
1 point is worth 1 penny to spend on products over the phone and online at destinationfashion.com. We will not exchange points for cash and the offer is non-transferable.
Points cannot be spent on gift vouchers/cards, gift boxes, delivery charges.
You can make a part payment of points towards a product.
Destination Fashion reserves the right to ask for identification when redeeming points.
You will not qualify for points, extra points offers, or discounts that are related to any other scheme offers/benefits, products or services when you pay with points.
We reserve the right to substitute or remove products and services available for points collection and redemption in store and online without notice.
Spending points may be subject to network availability in store or online.
General conditions
- The Destination Fashion Reward Points scheme is operated by Destination Fashion Limited, Truro, TR4 8UN. Registered in England & Wales: Company no. 05972257. Please do not send correspondence to this address.
- Destination Fashion can cancel, withdraw or alter the scheme, including these Terms and Conditions, or any individual Destination Fashion Reward Points account, at any time.
- The Destination Fashion Reward Points scheme is valid worldwide at destinationfashion.com.
- If we identify that you hold two or more Destination Fashion Reward Points accounts, we may merge them into one account at our discretion.
- The Destination Fashion Reward Points scheme is for personal use only, business use is strictly prohibited and constitutes abuse. Destination Fashion reserves the right, at point of purchase or retrospectively, to determine whether a transaction constitutes business usage.
- Destination Fashion can take any action it considers appropriate, including removing or suspending a Destination Fashion Reward Points account and points accrued, if we have reason to believe you are abusing the scheme or associated offers.
- Use of additional offers and benefits associated with your Destination Fashion Reward Points account are subject to availability.
- Destination Fashion will remove Destination Fashion Reward Points from Destination Fashion Reward Points accounts that haven't been used for two years or have been closed.
- To benefit from the Destination Fashion Reward Points scheme you must be aged 12 years or over. We will not communicate with customer until an appropriate age of consent is reached.


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Dear Oracle Management
Allow me to congratulate you on your prospective purchase of Sun Microsystems (regulators willing.) The potential synergy of your business methods and Sun's products is quite awesome.
Another thing that would be quite awesome would be if you were to allow the use of your database and tools under the same FOSS terms as Solaris, MySQL, Java, Glassfish, and friends. As a small, independent, developer I would love to integrate your products that have, to date, been outside of the financial reach of both myself and my clients. In doing so, I would be able to help increase your market penetration.
I hope that the acquisition goes smoothly for you.
Sincerely yours
A. Developer


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January 10, 2018
The Winnipeg Foundation
Also announces new $1 million grants program supporting reconciliation at Annual Celebration
Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2018. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
The Winnipeg Foundation released its unprecedented 2017 results, celebrated the generous donors that make its work possible, and announced a new reconciliation granting stream at today's Annual Celebration. The sold-out event was held at Neeginan Centre and brought together more than 300 people.
In 2017, The Foundation distributed $38.1 million to the community, an increase of more than $6 million from 2016. The days when The Foundation's work solely focused on making grants are long past. It is involved in many activities that strengthen our community. To help people understand the scope of its work, The Foundation unveiled a more detailed reporting of distributions, broken into seven categories. See backgrounder for details, or view the complete Annual Highlights document.
"Strength in Numbers sums up our 2017 year," says Rick Frost, CEO of The Winnipeg Foundation. "The more ways we can support our community, the stronger our community can become. Our 2017 distributions demonstrate this, and are only possible thanks to our generous donors."
"We are involved in many activities," says Foundation Board Chair Justice Deborah McCawley. "We work with generous donors to support charitable causes they care about. We help ensure charitable organizations have a stable source of income year after year. We support communities throughout our province to have thriving community foundations. And much more."
The Foundation also announced a brand-new granting stream focused on supporting reconciliation. It commits $1 million in 2018 in support of programs and projects that respond to one or more of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada's 94 Calls to Action. The reconciliation granting stream has been developed in response to findings in Winnipeg's Vital Signs® 2017, which was released last October and found reconciliation is one of Winnipeg's most pressing needs. See more at winnipegvitalsigns.org. An advisory committee and the program framework are currently being developed, with further details including how to apply for grants being released in the spring. Grants will be awarded in the fall.
"We recognize that each organization will be in a different place in their reconciliation journey, with some just beginning and others further down the path," says Patricia Mainville, Winnipeg Foundation Board member and Chair of the reconciliation granting stream advisory committee. "However, each will demonstrate their commitment to reconciliation. We anticipate projects will address the full spectrum of Calls to Action, including the areas of education, health, justice, and child welfare."
The Foundation also celebrated recipients of our new Multi-Year Community Grants program, and recognized the generous donors that helped make them possible. This granting stream, which was announced at last year's Annual Celebration, provides charitable organizations with three years of programming or capacity-building support. In the 2017 pilot year, 35 organizations received Multi-Year Community Grants. See backgrounder for details.
Foundation donors Barry Garbutt and Eleanor Suderman supported one of the Multi-Year Community Grant recipients through their Circle of Life Endowment Fund. Their grant supports North Centennial Seniors Association's Grandma and Grandpa Swim Program, which pairs seniors with preschool-aged children from five daycares in Winnipeg for weekly swimming excursions.
"Strong relationships are built between the preschoolers and their Grandmas and Grandpas," say Foundation fund holders Barry Garbutt and Eleanor Suderman. "This is a long-standing award-winning program and we are thrilled to help it out over the next years."
The Winnipeg Foundation, Canada's first community foundation, was established in 1921. Built by people from all walks of life, The Foundation pools and invests gifts entrusted to it to generate grants that benefit a variety of local charitable needs For Good. Forever.
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Media inquiries/questions, or to request a copy of the 2017 Annual Highlights document:
Richard Frost
CEO, The Winnipeg Foundation
Email Richard Frost
T: 204.944.9474 ext. 223
LuAnn Lovlin, CFRE
Director of Communications, The Winnipeg Foundation
Email LuAnn Lovlin
T: 204.944.9474 ext. 232


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Tusino v. Zoning Board of Appeals of Douglas, et al. (and a companion case) (Lawyers Weekly No. 11-107-16)
NOTICE: All slip opinions and orders are subject to formal revision and are superseded by the advance sheets and bound volumes of the Official Reports. If you find a typographical error or other formal error, please notify the Reporter of Decisions, Supreme Judicial Court, John Adams Courthouse, 1 Pemberton Square, Suite 2500, Boston, MA, 02108-1750; (617) 557-1030; email@example.com
15-P-1400 Appeals Court
LOUIS C. TUSINO vs. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS OF DOUGLAS
& another[1] (and a companion case[2]).
Nos. 15-P-1400 & 14-P-1193.
Worcester. June 3, 2016. – August 25, 2016.
Present: Vuono, Wolohojian, & Blake, JJ.
Jurisdiction, Zoning. District Court, Jurisdiction, Appellate Division. Zoning, Appeal. Appeals Court, Jurisdiction. Practice, Civil, Zoning appeal, Appellate Division: appeal, Action in nature of mandamus, Moot case. Mandamus. Moot Question.


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How to Cut Up a Squirrel?
Years ago, when more people hunted for their food, squirrel was commonly eaten. Today, fewer people hunt squirrel, although it is popular in some areas of the country. There is no season for squirr...
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Red squirrel vs. Grey squirrel, who would win?
The Grey Squirrel has the Red Squirrel on the ropes, and is about to stave it's skull in with a walnut when Grandpapa Smurf turns up and incinerates the Grey Squirrel with a fireball spell... or pe...
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How do i get rid of a squirrel?
Rent a coyote. Or take up falconry Let nature take its course.Seriously... squirrels stay because there is a good food source. Cover the dog food if it is outside. If you have a bird feeder, m...
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A way to avoid making a squirrel part of the pavement
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Soft and beautiful when properly finished, squirrel furs require moderate preparation and skill to tan. Two of the easiest methods, alcohol and turpentine tanning and brain tanning, are often used ...
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If it is subsequently found that you do not (or no longer) meet the above eligibility, Genesis Energy may remove you from the Offer.
6. The promoter of the Offer is Genesis Energy Limited.
7. The amount of the bill credit is not transferable, refundable nor redeemable for cash.
8. Only one bill credit will be credited per customer and/or per home during the Offer period.
9. This Offer is not available in conjunction with any other offer (including eSaver pricing) from Genesis Energy.
10.Genesis Energy standard terms and conditions of energy supply apply. If you are on the Plan, any changes to such terms during the period of your Plan will not take effect until after your initial Plan has expired, unless such changes are imposed by law.
11.Entry into this Offer implies full acceptance of all the terms and conditions of the Offer.
3. If you are on the Plan and switch your electricity to a different retailer before the end of your 12 month term, Genesis Energy may charge you an early cancellation fee of $150.
4. Fixed electricity prices do not apply:
5. At the expiry of your current plan, you will be charged the standard applicable prices in effect at that time.


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Scripture: Exodus 19:20-22
Verses 20-22 says, "Then the Lord came down upon Mount Sinai, on the top of the mountain. And the Lord called Moses to the top of the mountain, and Moses went up. And the Lord said to Moses, 'Go down and warn the people, lest they break through to gaze at the Lord, and many of them perish. Also let the priests who come near the Lord consecrate themselves, lest the Lord break out against them.'" Here we have God warning the people they were not willing to pay the price of preparation and were not ready. They had not separated, they had not washed and they had not sanctified. Moses had to warn them God was not kidding. They promised to hear and obey, but they did not do it. Moses had to warn them that not hearing and obeying meant they would see the Lord break out against them. God is very clear in what He expects from us. Sanctify, wash, be ready!


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*5 Dollar Discount with Student or Military ID
The SEVENTH annual West Virginia Tattoo Expo is finally here! Located at the Morgantown Event Center, the expo will run August 23rd - 25th.
With on-site tattooing and piercing from over 160 artists, multitudes of vendors, contests, a Miss Tattooed West Virginia pageant, and more, this will be the premier tattoo event in the state.
The expo is open to the public, and kids under 12 are free with a paying adult.
If you don't want to miss any of the action, stay at the Morgantown Marriott at Waterfront Place and receive a drastically reduced rate when you mention the code wvtattooexpo.
We can't wait to see you there!
This year's cvent MC: Cheese
Two Waterfront Place
Morgantown, WV 26501-5958
Toll Free 866-782-9974
Local 304-296-1700
Everyone is welcome, artists and general public to participate in an informal discussion with tattoo veterans and pioneers of the tattoo world. Come hear their interesting stories and experiences that helped shape the tattoo culture as we know it today.
You will be able to ask questions and will leave with a more profound knowledge of our tattoo roots. Keep your ears open during the convention for announcements of this informal discussion experience that will take place in the main event area.
This is a seminar on the history of the tattoo machine and a fabrication seminar teaching from the basics of tattoo machine theories and how they work, to tricks tips and tuning techniques. A 12 year machine building veteran, Tony Urbanek goes in depth with this seminar, providing hands on assembly, theory, and tuning tricks of his craft. Everything you always wanted to know about coil tattoo machines, and their functions will be covered. The seminar will also be accompanied by a PowerPoint presentation, hands on demonstrations, and will follow up with a question and answer session. Spend 3 in-depth hours building the machine of your choice (liner/shader), talking about tricks, tips, history, and theories of machine fabrication, tuning, and assembly. Spring cutting, coil winding, frame casting and fabrication variations discussed and/or demonstrated. All tools, frames, and parts courtesy of Tony Urbanek, and Kingpin tattoo supply.
Space is limited to 10 people
Pre-Registration is recommended
Time: TBA
Cost: $300
Contact Tony Urbanek for pre registration, payments, or info:
(412) 683-4320
Every contest will have a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place, except for the Tattoo of the Day. Winners will receive an award for themselves and their artist.
Registration Fee is $10
All judges are impartial and unbiased. All Tattoos will be judged equally. Artist of the tattoo will only be announced during award presentation.
Show off your body art for a chance to be named Miss Tattooed WV! Please dress appropriately and tastefully. NO NUDITY
You must be 18 or older to enter.
1st, 2nd and 3rd place will all receive trophies. First place will also receive a cash prize.
Registration is $20 at the Ticket Booth.
Registration Deadline is at 6:30pm.
Beauty comes in all shapes and sizes! The ladies will be judged on tattoos and presentation.
ALL tattooed women are welcome to enter!


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This city's numerous theme parks capture the imaginations of millions of visitors every year. But as exciting as these parks can be, there are other, equally satisfying destinations that lie quietly outside town. These places resonate in a different way. They are an answer and an antidote to the sugar rush of amusement park rides.
Central Florida is a naturalist's haven. Woods, lakes, trails and animal encounters are just waiting to be explored. Venture to the vast untouched lands beyond the headline attractions for activities you'll rarely find in a guidebook.
It may take a while to get to Forever Florida's parking lot, since a horseback rider or peacock may be blocking the road. But once inside you're in a complex that's at once a working ranch, an eco-park with guided tours and an adventure facility with ziplining.
Created by the Broussard family in memory of their naturalist son, Allen, who died young, Forever Florida aims to preserve Florida's fragile eco-systems and educate the public about conservation.
Guided eco-safaris run through parts of the 4,700-acre property in covered coaches. These vehicles, commonly known in Florida as swamp buggies because of their oversized wheels, easily traverse the terrain. Your journey may reveal baby alligators or 11.5-footers, white-tailed deer or wild hogs, turtles or spiders the size of your palm. Each tour is different, but the banter is always educational. The guides are knowledgeable about the trees, the duckweed over the water and all the creatures that live among them.
And if you're interested in the ziplining but don't want to miss the nature tour? No worries—you can get a mini eco-tour en route to the zipline area. foreverflorida.com; tour packages from $32
Canoeing on the Wekiva
Head north to Wekiwa Springs State Park for sublime canoeing and kayaking along the Wekiva River (both the park and the river, spelled differently, are pronounced wuh-KIVE-uh). That locals gather here en masse on weekends is testimony to its appeal as a respite from Orlando's bustling scene.
If the term Old Florida is appropriate anywhere, this is the spot. One can picture Timucuans or Creeks lounging by the water beneath the oak trees in what is now a wonderland of 7,800 acres, or traversing the 15-mile water trail by canoe.
After paying the six-dollar state-park entrance fee, drive to the very last parking lot. Past the playground and the shaded picnic tables with barbecue grills is a short trail that leads straight to the river. There you can rent a boat and lose sight of civilization for a couple of hours. 1800 Wekiwa Circle, Apopka; canoewekiva.com; 407-884-4311; rentals from $18
Into the Wild at the Disney Wilderness Preserve
Disney generously donated land to the Nature Conservancy to create the Disney Wilderness Preserve and paid for the site's restoration. Far off a side road south of its namesake theme park, this 11,500-acre site is essentially a wilderness trail through former ranchland that has been returned to its natural state. It has two hiking options, of one and 2.15 miles, respectively. Both trails are wide, flat and well marked.
Birds abound here. You may hear them calling Woo hoo! Woo hoo hoo hoo! from high in the trees while you stroll past pines and saw palmetto. Experienced birders may spot red-cockaded woodpeckers, wood storks and sandhill cranes. On land, animals such as Sherman's fox squirrels and gopher tortoises make their homes amid the swampy confines.
Be sure to spend a few minutes at the picnic tables overlooking Lake Russell, where cypress trees (and their "knees") form an otherworldly landscape. 2700 Scrub Jay Trail, Kissimmee; 407-935-0002; nature.org; free
Visit an Egg Farm
As you close in on the chicken and duck farm known as Lake Meadow Naturals, on busy Highway 429, you may doubt there could be an eco-spot within even 10 miles. Yet mere minutes from the exit you'll enter a serene complex containing a working farm, a country store, gardens and, on Fridays and Saturdays, a spot where visitors can pick their own eggs from chickens' nests.
Children delight in the enclosed area where during hatching season they can pet the chicks. Visitors can stroll around the shaded grounds while the chickens and ducks meander through their pens and barn, clucking (or quacking) happily. All are heritage breeds—including hens that lay eggs with a greenish hue. 10000 Mark Adam Rd., Ocoee; 407-399-7670; lakemeadownaturals.com
Florida by Boat
"This is the real Florida, folks," says the Premier Boat Tours captain as he guides a pontoon boat across Lake Dora, part of the Harris Chain of Lakes, on the way to the Dora Canal. After crossing the lake, he steers the vessel along the narrow waterway, which is shaded by cypress trees. One of them is estimated to be 2,250 years old—dead for more than 300 yet still standing.
The Dora Canal is protected by local, state and federal agencies. Consequently, the verdant foliage is the backdrop for fauna of all kinds. You may see a great blue heron, a tricolored heron and an anhinga lounging near a baby turtle shaded by Spanish moss. On this ride you'll even glide past an alligator breeding ground. Departure points vary; 352-434-8040; doracanaltour.com; tours from $17 per adult
A Slice of Africa
After visiting Africa 30 times to lead safaris and participate in international zoo conferences, Lex Salisbury created the Giraffe Ranch—a 47-acre swath of land adjoining an 875-acre wilderness area. Hundreds of live oak trees shade the zebras and giraffes, which guests are invited to feed from the coach that takes them around the savannah.
Animals live well here, each breed penned in an expansive area with species friendly to it. Over the course of a 60- to 90-minute exploration, you'll probably encounter ostriches, Sicilian donkeys, blackbuck antelopes, llamas, axis deer, warthogs and pygmy hippos. For an extra fee you can feed two Indian rhinos, which gobble up whole apples and wedges of cabbage and pumpkin. 38650 Mickler Rd., Dade City; 813-482-3400; girafferanch.com; adults $70
Finding Your Path
If time is limited or you'd be satisfied with a sliver of eco, plan an outing to the West Orange Trail, a growing 22-mile stretch adjacent to the neighboring county's nine-mile South Lake Trail. Hop on at any point, such as the Oakland Nature Preserve or the Killarney Station, a remote outpost that has a bike and skate rental shop (bonus: bikes built for ttwo). Then walk, jog, ride, glide or skateboard your way past pretty town centers, playgrounds, residential neighborhoods and undeveloped areas.
You'll find locals along the path whenever the weather is nice, walking their dogs or heading to Winter Garden's quaint historic district. About 55,000 people a month find their way to this scenic stretch of Florida along the West Orange Trail. Winter Garden; orangecountyfl.net; free
Get on Your High Horse
Located within a 14,000-acre reserve, Rock Springs Run Trail Rides is an operator that takes guests 6 and older through hammocks, pine forests and open meadows to spot wild turkeys, deer and bald eagles.
The facility's 21 horses are all on their second careers. Owner Debra Jamie Zito buys them once they're done with their more demanding jobs and trains them to take riders of all levels around the property. One is an American Thoroughbred that worked as a polo horse in Argentina. Another is a great-grandson of Secretariat, the legendary Triple Crown winner.
You can even camp in the reserve, by booking a spot near the stables or reserving the Indian Mound or Buffalo Tram site, both reachable only by canoe or kayak. 31700 County Rd. 433, Sorrento; 352-266-9326; rockspringsruntrailrides.com; one-hour rides, $45 per person
The Tasting RoomEnd your West Orange Trail adventure with dinner at this dimly lit tapas restaurant that also offers Cajun and Creole dishes. The Edgewater Hotel, 99 W. Plant St., Winter Garden; 407-230-4837; chefstableattheedgewater.com; dinner for two, $65*
Pearl in the GroveThis homey farm-to-table restaurant near Giraffe Ranch serves creative cuisine with global flavors, plus a family-style Sunday supper. 31936 St. Joe Rd., Dade City; 352-588-0008; pearlinthegrove.com; dinner for two, $75
The Garden Gate Tea RoomLace and floral fabrics abound at this sweet Mount Dora spot, which serves light lunches and afternoon tea with snacks. 142 E. Fourth Ave., Mount Dora; 352-735-2158; lunch for two, $35
RCI affiliated resorts near Orlando include:
Sheraton Vistana Resort 0450Orlando's theme parks, golf courses and world-famous beaches are within easy driving distance. 8800 Vistana Centre Dr., Orlando
Member Reviews: "We felt like we were on an island resort in the Caribbean."
"Everything was at our fingertips."
"The staff addressed us by name anytime we called."
Holiday Inn Club Vacations at Orange Lake Resort—West Village 06701,450 acres of family fun next to Walt Disney World® Resort and Disney's Animal Kingdom® Theme Park. Rte. 192W, 8505 W. Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy., Kissimmee
Member Reviews: "Beautiful, well-maintained, and easy access to the Orlando attractions!"
"Lots of amenities on-site."
Wyndham Cypress Palms 3995A conveniently located complex with two heated swimming pools, arcade games and a children's playground. 5324 Fairfield Lake Dr., Kissimmee
Member Reviews: "This made my list of Orlando resorts to go back to."
"This resort met our needs and had all the comforts of home."
Vacation Village at Parkway 49402,168 guest rooms surrounded by six pools, hot tubs, barbecue grills and a fully staffed activities center. 2949 Arabian Nights Blvd., Kissimmee
Member Reviews: "The resort was clean, the rooms well-appointed and quiet."
"The staff was excellent and very helpful with our questions concerning nearby attractions, purchasing tickets and offering specials for restaurants."
The Fountains 7605This 54-acre retreat is home to a large waterpark and an on-site lake. 12400 S. International Dr., Orlando
Member Reviews: "It's a great resort for families!"
"Close to everything, but an oasis away from the crowds."
"The staff responded quickly to questions and requests."
Summer Bay Resort 3175A spacious sanctuary with complimentary shuttle service to a range of theme parks. 17805 U.S. Hwy. 192, Clermont
Member Reviews: "Accommodations are excellent; pools are clean; loads of amenities for kids and adults."
"Everything worked as it should, nothing was a hassle."
Legacy Vacation Club Orlando—Spas 8615Suites at this centrally situated resort can sleep 10 guests. 2800 N. Poinciana Blvd., Kissimmee
Member Reviews: "Loved the cleanliness of rooms and activities they have going on at night and during the day."
"There was more than enough space."
For complete member reviews (as member reviews have been condensed) and additional resort listings, visit RCI.com or call 800-338-7777 (Weeks) or 877-968-7476 (Points). Club Members, please call your specific Club or RCI telephone number.
Non-RCI affiliated resorts:
Lakeside InnA historic hotel—dating from 1883—filled with antiques. 100 N. Alexander St., Mount Dora; 800-556-5016; lakeside-inn.com; doubles from $114 a night
Bohemian Hotel CelebrationAn upscale lakefront hotel filled with art. 700 Bloom St., Celebration; 888-249-4007; celebrationhotel.com; doubles from $179 a night
Hyatt Regency OrlandoA massive convention hotel with a spa and a large pool. 9801 International Dr., Orlando; 407-284-1234; orlando.regency.hyatt.com; doubles from $289 a night
Aloft Orlando DowntownNew urban-chic hotel. 500 S. Orange Ave., Orlando; 866-716-8143; aloftorlandodowntown.com; doubles from $159 a night
- *Estimated meal prices do not include drinks, tax, or tip.
- NOTE: Information may have changed since publication. Please confirm key details before planning your trip.
- Published: Summer 2014


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Membership Fees
Adult Individual Membership - £75
Family Membership Parents and children under 18 at the same address - £180
Students Over 16 in full-time education - £45
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Fee: All players £6.00
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In 2009, to commemorate the 800th anniversary of the launch of the Albigensian Crusade, the International Medieval Congress has the special thematic focus Heresy and Orthodoxy.
The IMC solicits proposals for both individual papers and for groups of papers forming thematic sessions. We are planning to submit a proposal for the inclusion in the Congress of a session on logic and heresy in the Middle Ages. For this, abstracts/paper proposals are now being solicited. Some questions which we hope to address in this session include, but are not limited to:
* What role did the church and question of orthodoxy have on the development of logic in the Middle Ages?
* How did prohibitions restrict the dissemination of logical texts and developments?
* Are there heresies which are specifically logical, rather than just more broadly philosophical?
* What references do logicians make to orthodoxy and to heresy in their arguments?
1 page abstracts for papers on any of these topics should be submitted to Sara L. Uckelman at [email protected] by 1 September 2008. We also encourage historical submissions discussing condemnations of certain logicians, logical texts, or logical theories, and any other topic which touches on aspects of logic and heresy.
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For more information about the Leeds Medieval Congress, see http://www.leeds.ac.uk/ims/imc/index.html