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Our Sakana Sushi Baris a plus for all the guest of our hotel who likes the japanese food, this lovely restaurant is located in our Hot Springs , to be exactly next to our Wet Bar , there you can enjoy of delicious Sushi plates like California roll, Philadelfia roll, Spicy tuna roll and much more, also our Suhi Bar offer teppanyaki hot food.
Here you can enjoy all this magnificent plates with a delicious cocktail from our wet bar and at the same time enjoying our hot springs.
We also offer fast food and delicious plates from our main restaurant for people who dont like the Sushi, here we like to have all our costumers very happy.
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New Media Expert Lih Joins School of Communication
The School of Communication is pleased to welcome new media researcher and technology author Andrew Lih to American University. Lih will join SOC this fall as an associate professor of journalism.
A well-known expert on the Wikipedia project, his book The Wikipedia Revolution: How a bunch of nobodies created the world's greatest encyclopedia, (Hyperion 2009) is an acclaimed narrative account of the online community that has created one of the most influential Web sites in the world.
SOC Dean Jeff Rutenbeck is excited to have Lih on board. "Andrew Lih has been creating, researching and teaching at the intersection of journalism, new media and technology for nearly two decades. His energy and expertise are a great addition to our journalism program, which has long been focused on preparing students to meet tomorrow's digital opportunities."
Lih's research continues in analyzing Wikipedia's influence, including its intersection with the role of journalism and GLAM (galleries, libraries, archives and museums) as knowledge creation in the public interest. He is a technology commentator for KCET in Los Angeles and a regular panelist on the weekly PBS MediaShift audio/video podcast.
Lih comes to SOC from the University of Southern California where he was an associate professor and Director of New Media. Prior to USC, Lih taught at the University of Hong Kong Journalism and Media Studies Center as journalism professor and assistant director of technology. While in China, he developed an expertise in China's Internet development, technology and online censorship system.
One of New York's first dot-com founders, Lih created the new media program at the Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism in 1994, where he served as adjunct professor and director of technology for their Center for New Media. He also developed the first guidelines for the Pulitzer Prizes to accept digital multimedia submissions starting in 1999. He was also a principal investigator at the Interactive Design Lab at Columbia, a collaboration between the journalism school and the School of the Arts to investigate interactive design issues for multimedia content.


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Fresolimumab and Radiotherapy in Metastatic Breast Cancer
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Sato M, Kadota M, Tang B, Yang HH, Yang YA, Shan M, Weng J, Welsh MA, Flanders KC, Nagano Y, Michalowski AM, Clifford RJ, Lee MP, Wakefield LM. An integrated genomic approach identifies persistent tumor suppressive effects of transforming growth factor-β in human breast cancer. Breast Cancer Res. 2014 Jun 2;16(3):R57. doi: 10.1186/bcr3668.


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Introductionwine, alcoholic beverage made by the fermentation of the juice of the grape. So ancient that its origin is unknown, wine is mentioned in early Egyptian inscriptions and in the literature of many lands. The term wine is also applied to alcoholic beverages made from plants other than the grape, e.g., elderberry wine, dandelion wine.
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Dracule Mihawk
Boa Hancock
Blackbeard(Pre Timeskip)
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Buggy obviously
I said in my posts that I think mihawk can use haki just like marco etc.. but shanks has the emperor's disposition haki which make him more superior to mihawk in that sense.
I think that BB is the strongest and he will continue to get stronger like Luffy
Zoros ability is similar to the giants on the island and Mihawk and even when WB and shanks crossed swords like we found out on amazon lilly haki can be transposed onto ones weapons. From what we know about each member its hard to rank them in any particular order but I do know in order for BB to persuade pirates of such dangerous levels to join him he has to be somewhat of a bad ass. I see strength being determined as not only individual but ones allies as well. Mihawk is shown to be a loner which is why I cannot say he is stronger, GM lost most of his crew and what little weve seen of DF crew they arent much.
Pandaman FOR PRESDIENT
Personal strength is not the only thing that defines how strong one is. Heck in a one on one BB could not stand up to WB but with his crew backing him up he was able to defeat him the same goes for the SH they rely on eachother and give eachother strength.
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Hullo again,
It's been a while and I don't know if anyone who used to post (or hang out on IRC) at the same time as me is still here. I just thought I'd pop in again and see what's going on (I'm catching up on my manga/reading).
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Virgin Australia Welcomes ACCC Clearance of the Acquisition of Skywest Airlines31/01/2013
Virgin Australia Holdings Limited (Virgin Australia) today welcomed the ACCC's clearance of the proposed acquisition of 100% of the issued share capital in Skywest Airlines Ltd (Skywest, ASX: SXR, LSE:SYKW) pursuant to a scheme of arrangement which is subject to the laws of Singapore.
Under the agreement, Skywest would become part of the Virgin Australia brand but would continue to operate under its current Air Operator's Certificate (AOC) with its own management team, based in Western Australia. This would enable Virgin Australia to fast-track its growth in regional Australia and develop a more integrated network, service and frequent flyer program for the benefit of its customers.
Virgin Australia CEO John Borghetti said: "The ACCC's clearance represents an important step for Virgin Australia in completing the proposed acquisition of Skywest.
"This acquisition will enable us to accelerate our expansion in the high growth fly-in-fly-out (FIFO) and regional markets, increasing competition in these important segments and bringing new benefits to customers.
"It will also be very positive for business and tourism, particularly in Western Australia and regional Australia, as we will invest to support the growth of Skywest", Mr Borghetti said.
The proposed transaction still remains subject to certain conditions and regulatory approvals, including Foreign Investment Review Board approval, Skywest shareholder approval and the approval of the Singapore High Court.


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Home > National Parks of Canada > Jasper National Park > Activities > Summer in Jasper National Park > Hiking
The park was founded in 1907. Since then, its natural trail network has been expanded and maintained for the benefit of everyone wanting to experience Jasper's wildlands. Whether you're strolling along the shores of Maligne Lake or hiking all day in the alpine, there is something in this guide for you.
A few of Jasper's trails are restricted to pedestrians, but much of the network is shared by hikers, mountain-bikers, equestrians and wildlife. We'd like to keep it that way. You can help by following the rules of courtesy and wildlife protection found in the colored boxes in this guide.Download a printable versionDay Hiking Guide in Jasper National Park (Large PDF 1.57 MB)
Share the valley The area where the Miette, Maligne and Athabasca rivers converge is critical habitat for elk, sheep, moose and deer, and for their predators, including wolves, cougars, grizzly bears and black bears. Recent research suggests that human use is displacing these large predators from some portions of this three-valley confluence. The areas shaded in grey are less disturbed by people and development, and so are especially important for movement of these wary species. To help us restore lost habitat, please travel only on the designated trails, avoiding unmarked trails, which are used mainly by wildlife. A few designated trails are also shown in grey, because they, too, are heavily used by wildlife. To protect the animals, restore habitat and avoid conflicts, we suggest that you avoid these trails. All trail users please note
National-park basics
Wildlife You will almost certainly see wildlife on your outing. Birds, squirrels, deer, elk, moose, mountain goats, bighorn sheep, bears, coyotes...the list of possibilities is long. Are the larger animals dangerous? Any animal can be aggressive if it feels threatened. Stay at least 50 m away from female elk in the spring calving season and male elk in the fall rutting season, and at least 100m away from bears. *Read the Parks Canada's Bears and People Never approach or feed a park animal. It could hurt you, and, in one way or another, feeding will usually kill it. Feeding wildlife is unlawful. Animals are used to seeing people on the trails described in this brochure. If an animal knows where to expect you, there's a better chance that it will not react aggressively when you encounter it. But if you're not on the trail, if you're short-cutting through the woods, say then you may startle an animal such as a bear. This is a dangerous situation. For your safety, and to give the park wildlife enough room to carry on their lives, stay on the trails.
Drinking water Carry at least a litre of safe drinking water on any hike, two litres or more if you are going to be out all day. Tap water from Jasper is safe. Surface water is often contaminated with Giardia, an intestinal parasite that can cause serious health problems. Heating water to the boiling point will kill the organism. Or use a pump-filter certified to block Giardia cysts. Fishing If you plan to fish in the park, you need a Parks Canada permit, available for a fee at information outlets, warden offices and tackle shops in Jasper. A copy of the fishing regulations summary is provided with each permit. Horses Yes, you can take your horse for day-rides in Jasper National Park. Private horse travel is permitted throughout the park, except in picnic sites, campgrounds or camping facilities accessible by motor vehicle or for hikers only, in public-use areas within the town of Jasper, and on certain trails. Please refer to the map on the other side of this guide for trails closed to horses in the town area. For more information about riding, please ask for the Horse-user's Guide at the Park Information Centre. Mountain-bikers
Safety The park is managed as a natural area, and hazards that are part of the wilderness are also part of the park. You are ultimately responsible for your own safety, so please be careful. Approach new places and new activities cautiously. Hike with companions. Tell someone where you are going and when you plan to return. Bring enough food and water. Pack extra clothing in case the weather changes. Carry this guide with you. For more information about public safety, consult park staff. Transportation Jasper National Park is a big place, and there isn't much public transportation. Fortunately for hikers who don't have a car or a bicycle, the Pyramid Bench area has many fine hikes from trailheads right at the edge of town. For the more distant trailheads, you may be able to arrange for drop-off and pick-up by one of the local transport companies. If you see a damaged sign, please report it at the Park Information Centre in Jasper.


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Laurier professor a finalist for Governor Generals and Rogers Writers Trust Awards
Oct 4/12
Lauriers Tamas Dobozy is shortlisted in the fiction category for the prestigious Governor General Literary Awards for his latest book, Siege 13. The book is also a finalist for the Rogers Writers Trust of Canada Fiction Prize.
This is such an honour and a huge opportunity to connect with readers, said Dobozy, an associate professor of English and Film Studies at Laurier. It also gives me confidence to move ahead and keep going along the path Ive chosen.
Michel Desjardins, acting dean of the Faculty of Arts, says Dobozys stories have the ability to take readers deeply into the human condition.
Tamass colleagues and his students have long treasured his presence, and we're delighted that the pleasure is not only ours, said Desjardins.
Siege 13, which officially launched Sept. 15, 2012, is a collection of 13 linked short stories about one of the bloodiest sieges of the Second World War, which began in December of 1944 when the Red Army entered Budapest.
Dobozy said he was attracted to the story of the siege because he had family members who lived through it.
So many civilians were killed, but nobody talks about it, said Dobozy. I wanted to know what happened.
The other nominees in the fiction category including Carrie Snyder of Waterloo for The Juliet Stories, and three Toronto-based writers: Vincent Lam for The Headmasters Wager, Linda Spalding for The Purchase and Robert Hough for Dr. Brinkleys Tower.
Siege 13 is Dobozys third collection of published stories. His previous book, Last Notes and Other Stories, won a Governor Generals Literary Award for English-to-French translation in 2007.
The Governor Generals Literary Awards are Canadas oldest literary awards. The winners will be announced Nov. 28 at Rideau Hall in Ottawa. The Rogers Writers Trust Fiction Award will be handed out Nov. 7 in Toronto. Both awards are worth $25,000.


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PRICE- Barbara Olene Jensen Hamelwright Bliss passed away on Saturday, Sept.6, 2008 at the age of 93. She was surrounded by loving family at the time of her passing.
Born in Molen, Utah to Stanley and Eudora Caldwell Jensen, she attended schools in Carbon and Emery counties.
Married Lee Hamelwright in 1930, he later died in an auto accident. They were the parents of twins, Ray and Faye. Married Howard Bliss in 1938 and they were parents of three children, Gary, David, and Kathy.
Barbara was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She attended Excelsis Beauty School in 1937 where she became a licensed cosmetologist. When her family was raised she pursued her life's dream and graduated from Carbon College in 1956 as a Licensed Practical Nurse. For the next 30 plus years she was actively involved in the field of nursing with a personal commitment to improving education and work status of Licensed Practical Nurses. Barbara Bliss was a member of the Utah Association for Licensed Practical Nursing and from 1956-1960 she served as secretary and president at the district level and from 1960-1970 she was secretary, first vice president and president at the state level. She served as Executive Director of the UALPN from 1970-1985. Active on state and national boards, Barbara was appointed to the Utah State Board of Nursing where she served for 15 years - one of the longest terms on record. She was a member of the National Association for Practical Nurse Education and Service board for eight years. While on the board she held the position of second vice president for two years. Barbara Bliss's commitment to quality nursing was recognized in the Community Leaders of America in 1969, 70, and 71; Dictionary of International Biography, 1972; World's Who's Who of Women, 1973; International Who's Who of Community Service, 1973. Since her retirement in 1985 Barbara has devoted her time to her family and compiling the family history.
The family expresses thanks to Dallan Skelley and the staff at Beehive Homes, and to Rocky Mountain Hospice for their support during these last few months.
She is survived by her children, Ray (Kay) Hamelwright, Ft. Worth, Texas; Faye Kay, Salt Lake City; Gary Bliss, Palm Springs, Calif.; Kathy (John) Yoklavich, Helper; 10 grandchildren, 27 great-grandchildren, and five great-great grandchildren; daughter-in-laws, Karen Bliss Jones and LouJeanne Bliss Lefler.Preceded in death by her parents; husbands, brother, Keith Jensen; son, David Bliss; granddaughter, Camille Yoklavich; and infant great-grandchildren, Taylor and Alex.
Funeral service, Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2008, 11 a.m. Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday evening from 6-7 p.m. and Wednesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Price City Cemetery.


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ICC: Agenda item 74 Report on the International Criminal Court.
Statement by H.E Karel van Oosterom at the 95th plenary session of the 67th UN General Assembly on agenda item 74 Report on the International Criminal Court.
I have the honour to introduce, under agenda item 74, draft resolution A/67/L.76, entitled "Report of the International Criminal Court". In addition to the 41 countries listed in document A/67/L.76, which contains the text of the draft resolution, the following countries have indicated their wish to be included as sponsors of the resolution:
San Marino
This brings the total number of sponsors to 59.
At the outset I would like to thank Ambassador Nishida, Permanent Representative of Japan, and his team for having coordinated this resolution during the 66th session of the General Assembly.
On 1 November 2012, the President of the International Criminal Court, Judge Sang-Hyun Song, presented the eighth annual report of the International Criminal Court (A/67/308) to this body. We had a very constructive and in-depth debate then, and I would like to highlight a few elements.
First, in order to ensure the Court's success, universal adherence to the Rome Statute of the
International Criminal Court remains crucial. We are therefore pleased to welcome Cote d'Ivoire as the latest country that has become a party to the Rome Statute, bringing the total number of States that have ratified or acceded to the Rome Statute to 122. It is our sincere hope that others will join in the near future.
Secondly, the International Criminal Court's annual report and the debate in the General Assembly also underlined the role of the Court in our common efforts to build an international community characterized not only by the rule of law and respect for human rights, but also by peace and security. Sustainable peace cannot be achieved if perpetrators of the most serious crimes are not brought to justice. Peace and justice are complementary requirements.
In the third place I would like to highlight the fact that, despite the recent successful arrest of an accused, the situation with respect to the outstanding arrest warrants is deeply troubling. The Court remains reliant on State cooperation in the enforcement of its orders and decisions. If States do not provide the cooperation necessary for the Court's functioning in accordance with their legal obligations, it will not be able to fulfil its mandate, and impunity will continue to flourish. The cooperation of States, international organizations and civil society is essential to the Court's functioning, not only in relation to the arrest and surrender of accused persons, but also in relation to the provision of evidence, the protection and relocation of victims and witnesses, and the enforcement of sentences. We are therefore pleased that the United Nations has continued over the past year to assist the Court in its endeavours through implementation of the Relationship Agreement. We
also welcome the assistance provided so far by States parties and non-States parties and call on all States to continue to support the Court's efforts in that respect.
Last but not least, I would like to remind that the hallmark of the Court is its independent judicial nature. At the same time, that judicial institution operates within the political world and it needs States to not just cooperate with it, but also to respect, to protect and to enhance its judicial independence.
Allow me now to turn to the draft resolution itself, which serves three main objectives.
First, it provides political support for the International Criminal Court as an organization and for its mandate, its aims and the work it carries out.
Secondly, it underlines the importance of the relationship between the Court and the United Nations on the basis of the Relationship Agreement as both the United Nations and the ICC have an equally central role in enhancing the system of international criminal justice.
Lastly, the draft resolution serves to remind States and international and regional
organizations of the need to cooperate with the International Criminal Court in carrying out its tasks.
The draft resolution reflects, through the introduction of new paragraphs, the increased interaction between the United Nations and the International Criminal Court, as demonstrated in the frequent references to the role and the work of the International Criminal Court in the official records of the United Nations.
I would like to express my sincere appreciation for the constructive spirit that has characterised the manner in which the consultations leading to the draft resolution were conducted.
The Netherlands hopes that the draft resolution will be adopted by consensus and that it will lead to even greater support for the Court in the fight against impunity and its attempts to hold the perpetrators of serious crimes accountable for their actions.


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Croatia's Plavac Mali Secret
My late grandfather spent the last decade of his life solving crosswords and drinking wine. It's been 15 years since he was with us. But I can still vividly recall his passion for both words and a bicchiere of dark ruby red. "Would you like some water?" he used to ask me with a grin. By "water" he meant what he considered the source of life, a glass of locally produced Plavac Mali wine from his native region of Dalmatia. His offering was our little secret. I, being too young to drink, politely refused, but was nonetheless determined to explore my grandfather's passion at some point in life.


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Dixie State saw its most winning Division II season end with a 36-17 record, besting the 35-win mark set by the 2012 team. In the season finale, the Red Storm outhit their opponent nine to seven. It was a lack of stringing hits together that doomed DSU.
Bronson Anderson got the call on the mound for Dixie State after he posted a solid outing in February against the Lancers in league play. It looked like he was going to get out of the opening inning unscathed, until an error and a single brought up CBU's Antonio Chavarria. With a 1-1 count, Chavarria blasted a line drive inside the right field foul pole to hang three unearned runs in the opening frame.
The Lancers would add two more runs with an RBI double in the third and RBI triple in the fourth. Anderson (2-3) left after four innings of five run (two earned), six-hit baseball.
Senior pitcher Kody Christoffersen shined in five innings of relief, keeping a potent CBU offense at bay. He allowed two base runners, a single and a walk, while striking out two in his final collegiate appearance.
Dixie State strung together four singles in the fifth inning to plate their runs. Dalton Gust laced a groundball up the middle scoring Trey Kamachi. Two batters later, a Yuto Kata grounder to first took a high hop after contacting the bag for a single, plating Ty Johnson.
But with the successes of the fifth inning, the Red Storm stranded opportunities at the tail end of the fifth and in each of the sixth, seventh and eighth innings. Kevin Kline had two chances as the tying run at the plate, in the fifth and seventh respectively, but both fly balls down the right field line were hauled in to end innings. Johnson had the chance in the eighth with runners at first and second, but swung away at strike three.
In total, DSU left nine men on base.
CBU starter Tyson Miller tossed eight quality innings for his seventh win and Caleb Dirks retired the Red Storm in order for his eighth save.
Kamachi shined at the plate for Dixie State with four single. Kata went 3-for-5 with a double and an RBI.
The season may not have ended in Cary, N.C., but Dixie State concluded 2014 with its third PacWest Championship in six years, nine players named All-PacWest, skipper Chris Pfatenhauer earning Coach of the Year accolades, and five earning All-West Region honors. The Storm will keep on rolling.


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Ryan and Eryn (Corning) Hatchell of Menomonee Falls are the parents of Allison Eryn Hatchell, born Nov. 10, 2012. She was 8 pounds, 10 ounces, and 21 inches long. She joins brother Owen, 4. Grandparents are Mike and LeeAnn Corning of Milwaukee and Lisa and Joe Hatchell of Brown Deer. Great-grandparents are Violet Corning of Menomonee Falls, Shirley Simonis of Wabeno, and John and Doris Weyers of Appleton.
Maggie Nowakowski of Mequon will represent the United States as a world medalist in the 2013 World Irish Dance Championships in the U14 category in Boston, Mass., in March. Milwaukee's famed Trinity Irish Dancers advanced more world qualifiers than any other school, which puts them firmly on the road to winning another world title during its 30th anniversary season; the school has won an unprecedented 13 world titles for the United States.
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Emery County is proving to be a scary place for the next week as Halloween activities abound in the county. The Field of Screams corn maze will continue this week on Center Street in Castle Dale just south of the high school parking lot. The corn maze begins each evening at 5 p.m. and will run through Halloween except Oct. 30. The Smoke Pit BBQ is on hand for the hungry goblins and concessions are available. The Charlie Brown cartoon the Great Pumpkin is being shown at the corn maze. Tyler Jeffs and family welcomes everyone to come check out the haunted corn maze after dark and the family friendly corn maze before dark.
Castle Dale Elementary will hold a costume walk on Oct. 31 at 12:45 p.m. They will also have a trunk or treat event at the swimming pool parking lot at 6 p.m. that evening.
Castle Dale City pumpkin party will be from 5-7 p.m. at the Emery County Recreation building on Oct. 27.
Cleveland Elementary students will participate in a costume walk at 9:45 a.m. on Oct. 31 there will be a carnival from 6-7:30 p.m. and a trunk or treat at 5:30 p.m.
Cottonwood Elementary in Orangeville will have a costume parade walk at 1:30 p.m. on Oct. 31. There will be a carnival from 5-7 p.m. on Oct. 31.
Ferron Elementary will celebrate on Oct. 28 at 9:30 a.m. with the monster mile walk. There will also be a carnival at the school from 4-7 p.m. on Oct. 28.
Huntington Elementary will host a costume parade on Oct. 31 at 1 p.m.
The Haunted Forest is in its fourth year and is 2.2 miles up Huntington Canyon on the south side of the road. Times are 8-11 p.m. on Oct. 28 and 29. Warm Drinks are available on site. There are a lot of spooks and the event is outside so dress warmly. This event is put on by the Collard family and they are warning everyone to be on the look out for a crazy guy with a chain saw.
On Oct. 29 at 9 a.m. at the Canyon View Junior High track a Halloween Fun Run and Walk will be held to benefit the Huntington Elementary PTA. There is a 400 m. run for kids and its free. The 5k and 10k run for everyone is $15 and includes a T-shirt. Costumes are encouraged. Call 435-687-2403 or 435-820-4187 for more information.
Be repared for The Haunting on 170 South State Street in Ferron. Oct. 26 and 27 from 7:30-9 p.m. and Oct. 28-29 from 7:30 -Midnight. Admission is $4 or $5 depending on the night. Hot Chocolate, Wassail and other treats will be sold to keep you warm while you wait in line.
Stewart's Annual Halloween Carnival will host a book signing for local Authors Sherri Mills (I Almost Divorced My Husband, but I Went On Strike Instead) and Mandi Tucker Slack (The Alias). Sherri and Mandi will have copies of their books for sale as well as free book marks, free giveaways, and candy.
When: Oct. 29; time: 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Where: Stewart's Market in Castle Dale. There will be fun and games for the Stewarts Carnival with plenty of candy.
Explore the haunted town of Hiawatha. Many locals and past residents of Hiawatha have come forward, reliving their spooky encounters they had with the ghosts who linger. Their tales will be told at the campfire by a self-proclaimed expert on ghosts and Hiawatha. Each building in the ghost town has its own spooky story. One building in particular has been given a new 'face' (a clown face, in fact) and added to the spook alley to make it almost twice as long. Patrons may even find it twice as scary. To go along with the new carnival-like attraction, popcorn, candy apples and hot chocolate will be sold to ticket holders waiting to go in. However, once you find yourself inside, it will be no carnival. The Haunting will be open on Oct. 28-29, from 7:30 p.m.-midnight. The Haunted House is at the old mining town of Hiawatha.


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The name says it all with the Naughty Monkey Glistening platform pump. Shimmering animal print on a sultry silhouette makes this pointy toe pump a stunning choice for your next night out.
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A central apartment central in Bologna, a little bit dark but ok in August when Bologna is hot. Not big but fin, if you are on a active town and visit trip The central position make it easy to find restaurants with high quality.
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in your beautiful apartment. It was situated perfectly and you, Karina, were very kind to us, especially with trying to solve our problems. We felt really at home. The shops and restaurants in the street or just round the corner. But we must say that it was not only your apartment that made our stay wondeful, it was Bologna as well. We loved it and it was a perfect place to spend our midweekholiday. Thank you for having us.
The apartment is beautifully decorated and utilize for two people perfectly. It's all there, what you need. The landlord is also very helpful and friendly. The apartment is located centrally. From there, everything is within walking in the city on foot. Many shops, restaurant, a jazz club and a good cinema are literally "around the corner", so that the stay a lot of fun.
Das Appartment ist sehr schön eingerichtet und für zwei Personen optimal zu nutzen. Es ist alles da, was man braucht. Die Vermieterin ist zudem höchst hilfsbereit und freundlich. Das Appartmentliegt zentral. Von dort ist alles in der Stadt zu Fuß gut zu erreichen. Viele Einkaufsmöglichkeiten, Restaurant, ein Jazzclub und ein gutes Kino sind buchstäblich "um die Ecke", so daß der Aufenthalt viel Spaß macht.
It's a small but elegantly and practically furnished appartment right in the heart of the city,. We would definitely go there again when in Bologne.
Lovely, cleany and stylish apartment!
Really nice landlord, easy hand-over for keys.
You can reach the city centre and the historic sites within 5-10 min walking distance.
Bus station, restaurants and corner shops are nearby.
We really enjoyed our stay there!
Don't miss the exceptional ice cream at "Cremeria Mascarella", next to the apartment (house number 30).
Apartment is very well kept and decorated very recently.
The host is very kind and pretty, the handover of the keys went very smooth.
It's a great place to stay for a couple of days. The location is really good, although one should not be too bothered with some street noise in the evening.
Food shops and cafe's are nearby to have breakfast in the morning.
Only minor remark I have is that I only had 1 set of towels. So if you stay longer, you should ask for some addtional sets.
All in all a very positive experience.
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We were in May from a Saturday to Wednesday since, and we regret the apartment in any way. Although it is very low, so you times a day inspires located approximately 3 upside down, but it has a really authentic Bologna atmosphere, is clean, has a fridge and washing machine and is actually located optimally. Into the heart of the old town you need to walk no longer than 5-10 minutes. A taxi to the train station costs just a few euros and even there is a walk no problem.
The landlady Karina we have not met in person, but she was in correspondence very friendly and her husband at the handover also. This said, the rest fluent German :-)
If the apartment to anyone, whether for 2 days or a week.
Wir waren im Mai von einem Samstag bis Mittwoch da, und wir bereuen die Wohnung in keiner Weise. Sie ist zwar sehr niedrig, sodass man sich ca. 3 mal am Tag den Kopf einstößt, hat aber dafür ein wirklich sehr authentisches Bologna Flair, ist sauber, verfügt über Kühlschrank & Waschmaschine und ist wirklich optimal gelegen. Ins Herz der Altstadt braucht man zu Fuß kaum länger als 5-10 Minuten. Ein Taxi zum Bahnhof kostet nur wenige Euro und selbst dahin ist ein Fußmarsch kein Problem.
Die Vermieterin Karina haben wir nicht persönlich kennen gelernt, allerdings war sie im Schriftverkehr sehr freundlich und ihr Mann bei der Übergabe ebenfalls. Dieser sprach im übrigen fließend deutsch :-)
Würde die Wohnung jedem weiterempfehlen, ob für 2 Tage oder eine Woche.
Awfully cheerless cave without outside view. You can sleep here, but then out as soon as possible!. The bed is good, the location is reasonable. The window on the front is opaque, on the backside you look out on a sad, dirty little courtyard. In the morning you first hear all residents of the apartment complex first pulling the toilet and then coming down the stairs and closing the front door. Because the bedroom is under the stairs and next to the front door!
The shower is an uncomfortable sit bath and there was a used towel and a dirty tea towel.
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Mann's Ghost
Back by popular demand, the Mann's Ghost delivers weedless topwater action that is second-to-none. Featuring a hollow body that easily collapses to expose its super sharp double hooks, the hooks are flush to the body much like a hollow bodied frog to keep it completely weedless. Work it across heavy surface mats of vegetation, then pause it or "walk" it in open water holes and along the edges. Also a great open water bait, it's walk-the-dog action is so easy to achieve even a beginning angler can do it. Available in a range of colors, the Mann's Ghost casts like a bullet and also has a rattle for added fish attraction.
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Comments: Love this thing. Used to use in a pond that had lots of scum, out caught every scum bait that we tried (and we tried a bunch). Was an absolute killer. Great for the thickest cover, casts like a bullet. Reasonably good hookup ratio considering the trash we pulled them through.
From: Jim: Omaha, NE 1/22/15
Comments: First impression was what a piece of crap, the thing looks like it was made by a 5 yr old child. Took it out for a test spin and was surprised by its action, walks really well. Can't yet speak for hooking potential only got one strike. But I think with a LFT trailer hook it might work. Overall I think it's worth 5 bucks
From: Dave: Columbia, MD 7/24/14
Comments: This bait has be out for a long time. It will draw strikes for the same reason that hollow frogs do--it's great in heavy cover and it walks the dog. On the down side the hooks are a bit smaller and thinner than a typical frog, You have to open them up to increase the hook-ups. You could replace them with smaller frog hooks but that is a project. I keep them in my tackle box because then have the easiest walk the dog action of any weedless lure by far. In heavy cover, though, kill that action or slow is WAY DOWN because you will miss a lot of fish who cannot locate it. Fortunately, the slim profile makes it very easy to just drag it though the heavy stuff.
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I recently decided to remove the tile from my bath/shower inclosure and replace it with a fiberglass enclosure. I had to remove the faucet handels and
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The LifeStride X-Harness riding boot has chic details and comfort features for a must-have style. Classic and versatile, these casual tall boots feature Soft System® technology, which provides enhanced comfort for all day wear!
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I just published on www.smashwords.com
look for Irena Horodynska
almost 6 years ago
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What book are you speaking about?
Good afternnon Irene how are you ?? long time no see, hope all is well !! got your emails do not know to take them serious or funny.
What have you been up to lately
about 7 years ago
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May you have a great 2010!
Hi Irena good to see you hope all is well and you are doing good,
Hi good to see you that you came on only if it was just for a short time
I want to wish you a Happy New Year and that it is very prosperous for you, hope fully to talk to you soon
about 7 years ago
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Thanks everybody for wishes!!!
I 'm sorry I'm so busy, but I will catch up with You all after New Year!
My apologies for everything I sad that was not ok.
Happy New Year to everyone of You too.
Thank you for staying in touch!
Please, continue so...it is such a good feeling to hear from so many of You...(so suprizing)
Happy New Year Irena...all the best of life in the new year...
about 7 years ago
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Thanks for accepting my invite.
Do you sing opera songs? Are you a soprano or alto?
Irena! Merry Christmas!!! I have missed our back and forth and such...All the best wishes for you and all of your relations this year...thank you for all of the involved and fruitful conversations, comments and writing...your 'friend' Michael
Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving. May God Bless you mightily
Hi Irena glad to see you again, hope you are doing OK.
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
Watching the new grass grow on the back nine has become a past-time for interested golfers at the Millsite golf course up Ferron Canyon. Golf pro at Millsite, Jordan Leonard, said "The back nine has been planted and the grass is starting to grow. We have had to reseed some areas because of rain storms but are excited to see how fast it's coming in. The greens have been planted with bent grass and the fairways with Kentucky blue grass which is the same as the front nine. However, the grass on the back nine has been engineered to be more adaptable to the desert environment and climate. We will also overseed the front nine with bent grass on the greens, which will make them nice and puttable.
"The back nine is scheduled to open in Spring 2011, but we do hope to play some rounds in November of this year. On the back nine there are three par threes, two par fives, and four par fours for a 35 par course. The front nine is par 36 so combined we will have a par 71 course when complete.
"We have worked closely with the golf course designer to ensure the back nine looks like it was constructed at the same time as the front nine and have kept the same tendencies on the back nine as there are on the front nine. It will all blend together to make a complete course. On many of the back nine holes the men will be hitting over native ground to landing areas. The ladies will only hit over native areas on one of the par threes. This isn't much different than on hole two of the course now, where the men drive over the spillway.
"On the back nine there are four holes which will be easier than the front nine. There are three holes comparable to the front nine and there are two holes more difficult than any we have on the front nine right now, but that are absolutely breathtaking.
"The sprinklers are all functioning well and we are tweaking them to ensure efficiency and accuracy. We have ordered some pure, beautiful white sand for the bunkers as there is a bunker on each hole on the back nine. There is a beautiful par three similar to the one at Palisades where you hit over a gorge. The cart paths will be gravel to start with but we hope to pave them as more funding becomes available in the future. We have also received 23 new carts.
"Our local golfers are itching to get out there and play now that they can see the grass coming through and having another nine holes will really benefit them. When we have out of town tournaments, we won't have to shut down the course for as long, if at all. The pace of play will greatly improve, and we hope to keep the course full.
"There is a lot of excitement for the new back nine. Not only from our locals, but we have some people from Salt Lake who are purchasing season passes for next year already and the Price residents are also interested. We have had calls from people all over the state asking when we are going to open. The word is out about our expansion and people all over are excited.
"We have stayed really busy this year, in spite of the construction, and the support of the local community has been unreal. We have actually been able to meet our budget even though we've been under construction.
"Another added bonus at the course is the Millsite Snack Shack, which opened last summer. They are open Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Their food is delicious so we encourage you to come up and try the restaurant even if you aren't a golfer.
"We have had several tournaments so far this season. We had the Gunnison Correctional Facility Employees, power plant workers, Millsite Mens Association, Birds and Birdies, Senior 200 scramble (where the ages of the four players had to exceed 200 when combined), the Miss Emery fundraiser, Emery Telcom, the Little People of America fundraiser, and the San Rafael Junior High golf field day. We have the Emery County Fair golf tournament coming up on Aug. 14 and the Peach Days golf tournament on Sept. 11, so give us a call at 384-2887 to sign up your team. We also have a night golf tournament with glow balls on Aug. 6. It is a four person scramble beginning at 9:30 p.m. It costs $45 per person and extra glow balls are $5 each. This is a really fun tournament and you usually don't lose your ball, because they are easy to find.
"We do want to have an opening event. A preview four-person scramble for the locals is being planned, but is contingent on the weather and if the grass grows and is well established on the back nine. We will have a ribbon cutting and maybe a turkey tournament in November where we will golf 18 holes, have dinner, and award prizes. With the completion of the back nine we can have as many as 30 teams or more in our tournaments.
"We will also have a grand opening for the back nine and invite everyone out next spring 2011.
"The maintenace crew has done a great job keeping the golf course playable during this construction period and we appreciate the community for supporting the course and allowing for the expansion. We are grateful to all who worked on the course and have helped make the back nine a reality. We've waited a long time for this," said Leonard.


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Two new cookbooks are coming out and a bunch of our recipes are appearing in both! The newest edition of the Asheville Bed & Breakfast Association Cookbook has gone to the printer and the North Carolina Bed & Breakfast and Inns Cookbook should be out the first week in September. Here is a sneak preview from the NCBBI Cookbook. Check our recipe section soon for a preview of the newest ABBA cookbook!
My sister Marianne gave me this recipe in 1972. I had to increase her original recipe to fit current spring form pan sizes. It's a crowd pleaser. For the B&B I cut it into squares to serve in the afternoons.
- 3/4 cup softened margarine or butter
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 3/8 tsp vanilla extract (we used Madagascar)
- 1 cup flour
- 1 cup finely chopped pecans
- 12 oz (1 1/2 8oz packages) softened cream cheese
- 1 1/2 eggs (not easy to do! I beat the second egg and poured in half)
- 3/8 cup sugar
- 1 1/2 tsp vanilla
- 29 oz can of sliced cling peaches in juice, well drained
- 1 tsp cinnamon
- 1 tsp sugar
- Beat margarine or butter with sugar and vanilla at medium speed until well blended
- Add flour and mix.
- Stir in pecans.
- Flour hands and press mixture into the bottom and 1 inch up the sides of a spring form pan.
- Beat cream cheese and 3/8 cup sugar at medium speed until smooth
- Beat in egg and vanilla until blended
- Pour into pan
- In large bowl combine cinnamon and sugar. Add peaches and toss lightly
- Arrange on top of cream cheese mixture
- Bake 10 min at 450°
- Reduce heat to 400° and continue baking 25 minutes more
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A group of attackers calling itself "Hacked Netdevilz" yesterday broke into one of the Internet's most popular porn sites and effectively shut it down.
According to a news report, the self-described "Turkish cyber-terrorist" group left a message on the RedTube site: "No porn!" it said. "We're not the first but we're the best."
With some four million visitors last month, RedTube -- a porn site that operates much like YouTube -- ranks as one of the top 100 most trafficked sites on the Web. The site is back up and running on a different server.
Experts are currently studying log files to find out how the attack occurred and whether other Web 2.0 sites might be vulnerable.
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
Two Provo women spent a cold and lonely night on the San Rafael desert on Saturday. Sarah Udall, 26, and Rachel Green, 19, were hiking in the Devil Canyon area when they became lost. They had a day hike planned which turned into an overnight adventure. A cell phone call came into dispatch approximately 8:05 p.m. reporting the pair lost. They were hiking Devils Canyon on the round trip circle trail. They were hiking on inaccurate directions and when they became lost, they started following horse trails. The pair decided to call in when they almost fell off a cliff.
Dispatch organized a search and rescue with two posse units being called out and a search plane was requested at daylight. Rescuers spent the night looking for the pair. The subjects were located on Sunday morning by air by Deputy Ray Jeffs, just southwest of the area at an old airstrip. They were transported by 4-wheelers back to their vehicle. They reported that they spent a cold night, but did have food and water. They did not get much sleep but were in good condition.


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Germany Beginning Research Series Lesson 2: Learn about Historical Background
This lesson will help you understand the development of Germany during the 15th through 21st Centuries and how major historical events may have affected your ancestors' lives. You will be introduced to the concept of using timelines as a tool for placing your ancestor within a historical context. Knowing something about the history of your research area can help you find records for your ancestors.
Finding an ancestor using Internet sources from the United Kingdom and Germany. This lesson also includes references to merchant navy records, and the SMS Seeadler (Sea Eagle) also known as the Pass of Balmaha which was commanded by Count Von Luckner. Douglas Page sailed on the SS Horngarth


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Jacobsen trial moved to April
The trial of a former babysitter accused of manslaughter in Benton County is pushed back to April.
Kelli Anne Jacobsen is accused of killing one year-old Ryder Morrison in June 2011.
Her trial was scheduled to begin later this month, but during a hearing today, attorneys asked for more time.
Jacobsen was babysitting the boy in Richland, when he was rushed to the hospital for a head injury, and later died.
Ryder Morrison died from blunt force trauma to the head but tests also showed that he had sustained previous injuries.
Jacobsen's trial is scheduled to begin April 8th.


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News about Synagogues, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jun. 9, 2016
David W Dunlap Building Blocks column discusses two rare cases in which New York City's Board of Standards and Appeals has rejected plans to change landmark religious structures; board turned down developers' plans to convert First Church of Christ, Scientist on Upper West Side into luxury apartments and rejected request by Congregation Shearith Israel to build condominium behind its historic synagogue on Central Park West. MORE
May. 16, 2016
Federal judge awards control of historic Touro Synagogue in Newport, RI, to its dwindling congregation Jeshuat Israel, which plans to sell Colonial-era silver rimonim; ownership of synagogue had been challenged by New York-based Shearith Israel. MORE
Feb. 4, 2016
David W Dunlap Building Blocks column observes construction workers are completing Congregation Beit Simchat Torah's first permanent home in New York City after 43-year quest to build synagogue designed for congregation's needs as home for gay Jews; notes congregation opted for design for Midtown structure that has glass facade, symbol of its pride and openness to all. MORE
Jan. 25, 2016
Michael Wilson Crime Scene column recounts tale of arrest of Robert Krah, homeless man in Queens, for petty larceny after he was observed on security camera recordings repeatedly stealing money from a synagogue's poor box using a coat hanger; Krah had been arrested for same crime, using same tool, at a nearby church in 2014. MORE
Dec. 20, 2015
Historic East Village synagogue makes deal with developer East River Partners to convert its upper floors into condominiums; congregation will use first floor and basement, and residential units will feature original details including stained glass. MORE
Dec. 9, 2015
Magdala Stone, unearthed by archaeologists in 2009 near Sea of Galilee in northern Israel, is forcing scholars to revisit ideas about synagogues and their relationship with Temple around dawn of Christianity; block was found in center of old synagogue, suggesting that space was considered sacred and reserved for religious ritual. MORE
Nov. 6, 2015
Five beautiful historic synagogues lying behind nondescript facades in area of Venice where one of Europe's first Jewish ghettos was established in 1516 provide testament to what was once thriving, international neighborhood. MORE
Sep. 22, 2015
The Appraisal column; developer Sharif El-Gamal has agreed to build new synagogue in Dream Hotel he is constructing at 40th Street and 7th Avenue in Midtown Manhattan to house Garment Center Congregation; synagogue's current building, which served as congregation's home since 1960s, is being demolished to make way for hotel. MORE
Sep. 11, 2015
Kehilath Jeshurun, synagogue on Manhattan's Upper East Side nearly destroyed by fire in 2011, reopens in time for Rosh Hashana; extensively reconstructed building, which is home to one of most wealthy and influential congregations in Manhattan, features new floors, classroom and chapel. MORE
Jun. 4, 2015
David W Dunlap Building Blocks column examines history of synagogue at Congregation Kehilath on Manhattan's Upper East Side, which has emerged from four-year renovation after devastating fire that collapsed structure's roof; observes that much of building remains the same, though additions include a top-level gym. MORE
May. 27, 2015
Sons of Israel synagogue in South Bend, Ind, has been repurposed as souvenir shop for South Bend Cubs, Class A team of the Chicago Cubs; 114-year-old building, which had not been used by congregation since 1991, is owned by city and was restored with help of team owner Andrew Berlin; transformation has sparked debate among jews and preservationists in community. MORE
Apr. 28, 2015
The Appraisal column; New York State attorney general's office is reviewing allegations that $13 million sale of synagogue-owned nursing home Home of the Sages in Lower East Side to apartment developer will largely benefit its president, Samuel Aschkenazi, and further diminish Jewish identity of the neighborhood. MORE
Feb. 2, 2015
UJA-Federation of New York releases first comprehensive study of small but growing trend of synagogues that have switched from charging mandatory annual dues to voluntary pledge system; around 30 synagogues across the United States have adopted voluntary system, which seeks to address questions about mandatory system's sustainability. MORE
Nov. 19, 2014
Two Palestinians armed with gun, knives and axes storm synagogue in Jerusalem, killing four men, including three Americans; assailants are killed at scene, along with police officer; politicians and others worldwide condemn attack, worst in city since 2008, and its sectarian nature. MORE
Apr. 29, 2014
Appraisal column; Fort Tryon Jewish Center in Washington Heights, synagogue built in 1938, sits in disrepair several years after rebuilding came to a halt; its destruction is the result of an unconventional rehabilitation deal with a condominium developer, arrangement that many congregants once saw as their salvation; as with so many real estate deals during the boom years, it has devolved into a long fight with a bank. MORE
Feb. 11, 2014
Sharif El-Gamal, developer whose plans for Islamic prayer and community center near World Trade Center collapsed in 2011, is back in spotlight; his firm plans to demolish building in Midtown Manhattan to create 23-story retail center and hotel; site includes Garment Center Synagogue, formed in 1930 on 99-year lease, and El-Gamal says he plans to temporarily relocate congregation and then move it back into new building. MORE
Jan. 31, 2014
Group of Jews in Burlington, Vt, have begun a costly effort to restore a mural inside a synagogue that painted in 1910 and long-regarded as a curiosity. MORE
Sep. 7, 2013
Samuel G Freedman On Religion column notes that hundreds of ordained cantors, seminary students and trained laity crisscross globe for Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur each year to serve synagogues without full-time cantors. MORE
Aug. 19, 2013
Wilshire Boulevard Temple, faded Los Angeles synagogue built by Hollywood moguls on the eve of the Depression, is regaining its splendor with a dazzling $150 million renovation and expansion project. MORE
Apr. 12, 2013
Turkish police say they have found evidence of plot linked to Al Qaeda to bomb United States Embassy in Ankara, synagogue in Istanbul and other targets, from a raid on two terrorist cells in February. MORE
Mar. 16, 2013
Ahmed Ferhani, man who pleaded guilty in plot to attack New York City synagogues, is sentenced to 10 years in prison, even as his lawyers continue to insist he was manipulated by undercover detective and never had any intention of carrying out plot. MORE
Feb. 19, 2013
House of Representatives overwhelmingly approves legislation that would allow the use of federal money to rebuild churches and synagogues damaged by Hurricane Sandy, despite concern that such aid could violate the doctrine of separation of church and state; prospects for the bill in the Senate are uncertain. MORE
Dec. 6, 2012
Michael Landau and Joshua Zinder, founders of Landau Zinder, architecture firm that specializes in synagogues, discuss design elements of 21st-century synagogue, which involves concerns of technology, green strategies and aging occupants. MORE
Dec. 5, 2012
Congregants of synagogue B'nai Jeshurun in Manhattan are divided--some appalled, some enthusiastic--after rabbis send an e-mail enthusiastically supporting vote by the United Nations to upgrade Palestine to a nonmember observer state; clergy at several Jewish congregations have spoken out sympathetically about the UN vote, but B'nai Jeshurun's move stands out because of its size and prominence, MORE
Dec. 5, 2012
Ahmed Ferhani, accused of plotting to blow up the largest synagogue in Manhattan, pleads guilty to 10 terrorism-related charges; Mohamed Mamdouh, second man charged in plot, also pleads guilty; both men were charged under a New York State terrorism statute passed after the 9/11 attacks in a case that did not involve federal authorities. MORE
Nov. 13, 2012
Leaders at dozens of houses of worship across the region affected by Hurricane Sandy are in an extraordinary and emotionally difficult situation; instead of being able to focus on the urgent mission of feeding and caring for congregants hurt by the storm, many clergy members are being forced to ask for help for themselves as they face the reality of damaged or destroyed churches and synagogues. MORE
Oct. 25, 2012
Ribbon cutting ceremony is held for restored synagogue Congregation Tifereth Israel in Corona, Queens, which was likely to be demolished before a new community of worshippers undertook campaign to save 1911 landmark. MORE
Sep. 19, 2012
Synagogues across the country are offering cash incentives to attract new members to their graying or shrinking Jewish communities; Young Israel of Plainview synagogue on Long Island is an example, offering newlyweds and young families as much as $25,000 in interest-free loans, along with free or discounted synagogue membership. MORE
Mar. 3, 2012
Aakash Dalal is arrested in the January firebombing of two synagogues in northern New Jersey and charged with aggravated arson and bias intimidation; first man arrested, Anthony Graziano, faces charges that include attempted murder. MORE
Jan. 21, 2012
Effort to establish the heart of Manhattan's East Village as a historic district is fiercely challenged by the neighborhood's synagogues and churches; officials from almost a dozen houses of worship argue that inclusion in a landmark district would make even simple repairs more expensive and bureaucratically time-consuming, and would make their property far less attractive to buyers since developers would be restricted in what they could do. MORE
Jan. 12, 2012
Molotov cocktail is thrown into home of Rabbi Nosson Schuman, where he lives with his family in Rutherford, NJ; authorities believe the attack may be linked to an earlier firebombing of a synagogue in Paramus; authorities are also investigating two cases from December of swastikas being found on Bergen County synagogues for possible links. MORE
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Hateful Threats Against a Jewish Blogger
When he got the messages, Marc Yellin wondered, "Have we come to this?"
February 9, 2017, Thursday
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A Project Mends a Gash in the Street Grid of Washington
Capitol Crossing, a mixed-use development, will cover a feeder road to Washington freeways; plans call for moving a landmark synagogue.
October 25, 2016, Tuesday
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A New Gallery Will Open at the Museum at Eldridge Street
The Michael Weinstein Gallery, a new gallery within the museum, opens on Sunday with "Kaddish for Dabrowa Bialostocka."
September 16, 2016, Friday
MORE ON SYNAGOGUES AND: Art , Podwal, Mark , Museum at Eldridge Street , Synagogues
Jews With Special Needs Prepare for a Rite of Passage
Now in their 20s and 30s, four young adults who all have cognitive disabilities will have their bar and bat mitzvahs, ceremonies that once seemed impossible for them.
July 7, 2016, Thursday
MORE ON SYNAGOGUES AND: Synagogues , Intellectual Disabilities , Jews and Judaism , Long Island (NY) , Hauppauge (NY)
In a Rarity, New York Tells 2 Developers No
Preservation advocates warded off development, at least for now, at a former Christian Science church and a synagogue on the Upper West Side.
June 9, 2016, Thursday
Shearith Israel Loses Bid for Control of Touro Synagogue
A federal judge on Monday gave control of the synagogue, in Newport, R.I., to the congregation housed there, ruling against a New York congregation that had claimed ownership.
May 16, 2016, Monday
MORE ON SYNAGOGUES AND: Synagogues , Historic Buildings and Sites , Jews and Judaism , Jeshuat Israel , Shearith Israel , Newport (RI) , Manhattan (NYC)
Gay Congregation Celebrates Its Identity With New Home in Manhattan
It has taken Beit Simchat Torah, once hit hard by AIDS, 43 years to be able to build a synagogue designed for its needs, in a property that it owns. On April 3, it will officially open its new home on West 30th Street.
February 4, 2016, Thursday
Fishing for Donations, With a Coat Hanger in Hand
Robert Krah, who is to be released from prison this week, was caught rooting around in the poor boxes of a church and a synagogue in Queens.
January 25, 2016, Monday
MORE ON SYNAGOGUES AND: Krah, Robert (1937- ) , Robberies and Thefts , Synagogues , Homeless Persons , Queens (NYC)
East Village Condos in a Synagogue
Three condominium apartments have been carved out of a historic synagogue in the East Village.
December 20, 2015, Sunday
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A Carved Stone Block Upends Assumptions About Ancient Judaism
The Magdala Stone, found in Israel, is forcing scholars to revisit ideas about synagogues and their relationship to the Second Temple around the dawn of Christianity.
December 9, 2015, Wednesday
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