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The town of Arthur is located in the heart of Amish country, home to more than 2,000 Amish residents and hundreds of charming countryside businesses, Illinois' Amish Country offers shopping, dining, special events and guided educational tours (some of which feature meals in actual Amish homes).
Allerton Park & Retreat Center
Allerton Park was the private estate of Robert Henry Allerton, who donated it to the University of Illinois in 1946. It features 1,500 acres of woodlands, formal gardens and more than 100 sculptures. The park is open to the public for hiking, picnicking, cross-country skiing and leisurely garden strolls.
Located in the heart of Illinois' Amish country, The Great Pumpkin Patch is a working farm that features beautiful gardens, including a spectacular collection of more than 5,000 mums, and offers its heirloom seeds for sale. Known for its more than 300 varieties of rare pumpkins, squash and gourds from around the globe that are grown right on the farm and displayed in its Great Pumpkin Patch from mid-September through October 31 every year. The on-site Homestead Bakery sells made-from-scratch goodies such as pies and angel food cake during spring, summer and fall.
This zoo overlooking Lake Decatur is home to animals from around the world, the Z.O.&O. Express train, the Endangered Species Carousel and the Zootique Gift Shop. Family events and activities are offered regularly.
Kids can shimmy up Luckey's Climber, make a giant bubble and pretend to be whatever they can imagine, from a pilot to a scientist. The museum's permanent exhibits complement temporary exhibits and projects.
Amish Country Tours with ACM Tours
ACM Tours is a full service, receptive tour guide company with many special services available at no additional cost. We literally open the door to fabulous Illinois Amish Country! We are ready to assist you with meals, attractions, lodging and step on guide service. We have available trained, professional, local step-on guides who are well versed in the history, customs and folklore of this most unique part of Illinois.
The state's largest artificial body of water, Lake Decatur spans 2,800 acres, with 30 miles of shoreline offering recreational opportunities and wildlife vistas at lakeside parks and the city marina. Water sports include boating, fishing, sailing and jet skiing. While shoreline locations surrounding Nelson Park Marina offer miniature golf, dining, public gardens and picnic facilities.
Amish Adventures & Stellar Tours, Inc
Amish Adventures will give you an up close and personal tour of the Illinois Amish culture and religion as you travel back in time along our quaint country roads with our professional and informed tour guide. To help our visitors learn more about the Amish culture, we offer a variety of tours that are customized to fit your itinerary. Tours of Amish homes, Amish farms, Amish woodworker's shop, a meal in an Amish home and a Step-on Guided Tour of the Amish countryside!
Firehouse Flea Market & Antiques
We have a wide variety of items including glassware, pyrex, VCR tapes, DVD's, CD's, lamps, Fenton glass, jewelry, vintage clothing, books, small furniture & knick-knacks. We have something for everyone!
Since its inception in 2002, Prairie Fire Glass has delighted visitors with the mesmerizing art of traditional glassblowing. Featuring a gallery in the front of the store and a working studio in the back, you can peruse original art glass creations while enjoying live glassblowing demonstrations.
Ultimate Play Space - Spray & Play Park
This 13-acre park allows kids to exercise their mind and body! Water park runs Memorial Day to Labor Day, weather permitting.
Arthur Amish Country Information Center
This visitor's center offers maps and information on the entire Amish area, including the 150 Amish craft shops that dot the countryside surrounding the village of Arthur.
Scovill House & Oriental Gardens
Serenity envelopes this intimate area, where visitors are welcomed by a Chinese Fu dog and flowering dogwoods, star magnolia, Japanese lilac, and rhododendron -- foliage native to the Orient. Originally commissioned by Guy and Rose Scovill in the 1920's and reconstructed in the 1980's, the gardens' soothing nature encompasses a small reflective point, sod bridge, and oriental sculptures, and surrounds a small cottage, which is available for gatherings and retreats.
In operation since 1850, the farm features a blacksmith shop and Clydesdale horses. Chuck wagon cookouts are available.
Shady Crest Orchard and Farm Market
Come visit this working Amish farm and apple orchard. They have a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables for sale, plus fresh honey, apple butter and maple syrup. A Deli filled with 15 different Country-Cured Meats & 24 different Cheeses is also available Monday - Saturday. While you're there, enjoy a hand-dipped ice cream cone. You can also find Fresh Baked Goods every Thursday - Saturday. Open year round.
Lake of the Woods Forest Preserve
Lake of the Woods County Park is a 900-acre preserve that features an 18-hole regulation golf course, a 9-hole par 3 course and practice range, fishing, boating, hiking, picnicking, cross-country skiing, sledding the Hi-Tower bell carillon and observation area, a 3.3 mile bicycle/pedestrian path, the Museum of the Grand Prairie, Mabery Gelvin Botanical Gardens, building rentals and various programs.
Fine art located in the heart of the Illinois Amish country. The Villa Galleries has dedicated its gallery to local artists who have ties to the central Illinois area either through living situation or artwork subject. Photography, watercolors, colored pencil, oil and acrylic, stained glass, and pottery are just a few of the mediums featured in the gallery.
Weldon Springs State Recreation Area is a 550-acre state park located near Clinton, Illinois. It centers on Salt Creek and the impoundment of a tributary, Weldon Springs, to form Weldon Spring Lake, a reservoir.
We are very pleased to continue bringing all our valued customers the freshest, made-from-scratch delights such as caramel-iced cinnamon rolls, dinner rolls, honey white and wheat breads, sweet and specialty breads, a variety of cookies, iced cut-out cookies and classic angel food cakes of various flavors. And we feature specialty pumpkin items in the fall. Load up on baked goodies, as well as all the other scrumptious items that we stock on our shelves. These include a substantial assortment of mustard's, pickled vegetables, relishes, salsas, jams, jellies, butter spreads, noodles and a generous selection of fine candies and fudge.
View various pieces of steam and electric railroad equipment. Offers vintage train rides on Sat. and Sun. May through Oct., as well as a number of special events throughout the year.
The 275-acre River Bend Forest Preserve south of Mahomet contains approximately 130 acres of clear water in two lakes, one of which is the largest public lake in Champaign County, and includes 2.5 miles of forest along the Sangamon River.
Imagine Abraham Lincoln, the 6'4" lawyer, ducking to avoid bumping his head on the entrance of Macon Country's first courthouse built in 1829, which was the only log courthouse where Lincoln practiced law. This and other period buildings, located in the Macon County History Museum, allow visitors to travel back to different historical periods of the county. The prairie village on the museum grounds is home to such historical buildings as the log court house where Abraham Lincoln practiced in the 1830s.
Located between Arthur and Arcola in the small group of houses called Chesterville. This is a one bedroom house, with living room, full kitchen and bathroom. The bedroom has a queen size bed and the living room has a queen size sofa bed. It also has air conditioning and a washer & dryer, it is newly remodeled.
A collection of Chevrolet automobiles combing various race cars, Indy 50 Pace Cars, and original unrestored vehicles, including Chevrolet memorabilia.
Anna Bethel Fisher Rock Garden
Created in 1927 from an old sand pit across the road from Lake Decatur, the city's oldest garden was extensively renovated in 1992. Its resurrected look features secluded paths leading through rocky terraces planted with unusual trees, and landscapes brimming with colorful perennials. Towering bald Cypress trees, planted in the 1920s, still reign over these delightful grounds.
Nightlife bar with welcoming atmosphere for all and good quality food for lunch and dinner - try us!
The Beach House Restaurant offers wonderful American cuisine in an elegant setting. Dine inside or outside and take in an amazing view of Lake Decatur.
The Younker House Bed & Breakfast
3 rooms, smoke-free facility and free breakfast.
Mabery Gelvin Botanical Garden
The gardens boast some of the most beautiful and diverse flora in east-central IL. It also features the award-winning Miriam Davies Memorial Enabling Garden.
The Holiday Inn Express is the newest hotel in LeRoy. The hotel is situated just off I-74 and only 15 minutes from the Central Illinois Regional Airport (BMI) in Bloomington-Normal. While staying in LeRoy, hotel guests have easy access to I-74, which makes visiting spots such as Moraine View State Park or Clinton Lake a breeze. The hotel offers a 24-hour business center, free high-speed Internet access, complimentary Express Start hot breakfast bar, indoor pool and state-of-the-art fitness center.
CITY:Le Roy
Spanning six rolling acres on bluffs overlooking the Sangamon River Walk, Mari-Mann Herb Farm is a potpourri of herb beds, wildflower fields and formal gardens.
No trip to Scovill Zoo would be complete without a visit to Project Playground II, a community-built, ADA-accessible playground in Scovill Park. This exciting play place includes a rock wall with fossils, hands-on music station, lots of slides, and a smooth rubber surface so kids of all ability levels can swing, slide, climb and play.
"The Popcorn Shop" was opened in 1934 by John Baldwin. In 1945, Mr. Baldwin leased his business to Del and Emily Barnett. A year later the Barnett's purchased The Popcorn Shop and changed the name to "Del's Popcorn Shop". Lou Ann Jacobs purchased the Decatur business in 1978 and has added her own flare and expertise to the business taking it way beyond what anyone could have imagined. Del's always has a large variety of tempting treats, most of which can be found and ordered right here online. A package from Del's Popcorn Shop is always sure to put a smile on every face.
Bursting with seasonal exhibits, our brightest newcomer nurtures flowering trees and scrubs such as weeping Japanese cherry, mock orange, forsythia, fragrant bulbs, and delightfully colored pansies. A perennial garden joins the array this summer, and the spring exhibit opens mid-March.
Gifts, decorative accessories, jewelry, candy - life's simple pleasures
Rock Springs Center for Environmental Discovery
Rock Springs Center is the largest park in the Macon County Conservation District properties with a total of 1,343 acres in the southwest area of Decatur, IL. The Sangamon River runs through Rock Springs and several small ponds dot the landscape. A wide range of terrain including forest, wetland, grassland, and restored Illinois prairie make Rock Springs a destination for nature lovers. Rock Springs is also home to a large nature center, a museum, a restored farmhouse, nearly nine miles of hiking trails, and a paved bike trail. Rock Springs is a favorite for families all year round. Rooms and pavilions are available for rent for meetings and events.
Built in 1874, this Italianate mansion was the home of Richard J. Oglesby, a U.S. senator and three-time governor of Illinois. Oglesby was also a Union general in the Civil War and a close friend of Abraham Lincoln.
Never Forgotten Thymes Antiques
A wide variety of treasures for you - antiques, collectibles, jewelry, and furniture are just some of the fun items awaiting your inspection!
Conveniently located on IL 133, this facility is a short distance from an Amish pastry and coffee shop, a cheese shop, woodcraft store, and a family restaurant. The 16 modern rooms are all moderately priced.
Located on Mueller Company grounds, where the accomplishments of inventor Hieronymus Mueller, Decatur's "Unsung genius" and holder of over 500 patents, are celebrated. Among the expanded facility's treasures: The seventh of only eight cars manufactured by Mueller.
Marsha's Vineyard Bed & Breakfast
Built in spring 2000 by a local Amish contractor, this 1 1/2 salt-box cottage includes two spacious siutes, private baths and kitchen located in the heart of Illinois Amish Country.
25 tons of granite memorialize 1300 veterans from at least twenty-seven states with the message, "Freedom is not Free." Fifty Flags of Freedom fly the following holidays: Memorial Day, Flag Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Patriots Day, Veterans Day, and Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day.
African American Civil War Soldiers Monument
This unique artwork is one of only a handful of sculptured tributes to the African American Civil War soldier in the entire United States. Commissioned by the City of Decatur, the work was designed and created by renowned artist, Preston Jackson. Jackson created several concepts for the statue and allowed the citizens of Decatur to vote to select the final design.
Featuring Watercolors of Larry Ziemer, plus other artists
Floral items.
This restored 105-year-old home is located in the heart of Decatur's historic district. It is decorated with Victorian and traditional furnishings. A full 3-course breakfast is served daily.
This beautiful 10,000-sqare-foot building has been restored to its twentieth-century rail depot grandeur, and now houses antique dealers selling their treasures.
We specialize in Americana, limited edition prints, custom framing, primitive antiques, gifts and decor. We are located in a 1906 vintage church.
Lincoln Trail Homestead State Memorial
This is the site of Abraham Lincoln's first Illinois home. Bisected by the Sangamon River, the site also features picnicking and hiking.
CITY:Mount Zion
Tour this farm, which is a commercial embryo transfer station that uses donor cows.
Belly up to this old-time soda fountain that serves up ice cream treats. The marble-topped counter was moved here in the 1930s and is surrounded by 600 vintage soda bottles and photos of the town of Arthur's yesteryear.
Sports Zone Bar/ Decatur Conference Center & Hotel
The Sports Zone Bar and Grill is ideal for cocktails and dinner in a cheerful and relaxing atmosphere, whether it's to watch the big game, or just to hang out with friends. Click here to find out what's happening at the sports zone this month. Wednesdays are comedy night, $5 cover.
Best Western Monticello Gateway Inn
44 guest rooms. Inside entrances, elevator. There are some extended stay rooms with kitchenettes. Conference facilities including banquet room (350), meeting space/conference room, olympic size indoor pool and extensive outdoor deck area that is available for private events.
Tennis anyone? Multiple courts for recreational or tournament use - come join in the fun!
A.L. Van Den Bergen Statue " Abraham Lincoln"
This bronze statue was originally dedicated in 1931 to commemorate Lincoln's "Fool the People" speech.
General antiques, collectibles, lighting, restoration and repair. Call for appointment.
The Decatur Civic Center hosts trade shows, concerts, expos and more.
Clinton Lake State Recreation Area
Enjoy 9,300 acres of great outdoor picnicking, hiking, camping, hunting, fishing, swimming, boating, water skiing. Fall foliage, winter offers ice fishing, snowmobiling on frozen lake. 308 campsites, Private marina.
A shop full of antiques and 30+ dealers, plus a large inventory of antique oil and gas lamps. Repair and parts are available for antique and modern oil and gas lamps. Authorized Aladdin Lamp dealer and repair.
15,000 square feet with over 100 dealers. Quality antiques, furniture, primitives, glass, china, coins, quilts, trunks, toys, books, granite ware, crocks, crystal, and more. Everything on ground level, no stairs. Open seven days, layaway, gift wrapping, spring shows. Open house in June. Fall festival in September and a Christmas show in November.
Anne Lloyd Gallery - Madden Arts Center
The warm, welcoming and slightly funky Madden Arts Center is a richly renovated hub where the Decatur Area Arts Council makes its home. The building houses galleries, classrooms, an art shop, photo lab and rehearsal spaces. The Anne Lloyd Gallery showcases local exhibits as well as extraordinary traveling collections. The gallery spotlights an International Arts Experience exhibition over an 8-week period each summer. Participating in the downtown Decatur "art walks" the gallery holds a "First Friday" reception on the first Friday evening of each month, showcasing a different artist or artistic medium each time.
Promoting Timeless Excellence in Film, The Avon Theatre, featuring the best of independent, world and documentary films, foreign and Hollywood classics, and educational programming that will enhance the cultural richness of the downtown Stamford community. Once again, discerning film goers can ask: "What's on at the Avon?"
Sandwiches, soups, cheese, quilts & crafts. An excellent variety of cheese!
The Lincoln Square Theatre was built in 1915, designed principally to present touring theatrical and vaudeville productions. The original structure featured seating for 1,355 patrons.
Bar & Grill - Small Town Hang Out Spot; with Karoke every 1st and 3rd Friday of each month
Pick up fresh asparagus at this roadside spot from mid-April through the end of May.
Services include boat rentals, beverages, bait, propane tank exchange, slip rentals and an on-site boat service department.
In addition to 39 neighborhood and community parks, our green spaces boast bike trails, picnic and camping facilities, gardens, golf courses, playgrounds, tennis courts, baseball diamonds, and swimming pools.
Once the original reading room of Millikin University's Gorin Library, Birks Museum maintains a montage of memories: Among them, a Belleek mirror made for Queen Victoria; a life mask of Abraham Lincoln circa 1864; and 700 paperweights.
Calico Workshop and Oak Furniture
Along with Amish Oak furniture, the Calico Workshop offer a lot of, you guessed it, calicos and fabric. Pre-made quilts, patterns, and quilting supplies.
One-hour guided horseback rides, hayrack and carriage rides for private rental, and barn dances are available. Open through March and October.
CITY:Le Roy
A friendly little store with a lot of new stuff on the east side of the square.
You are invited to shop the ever-changing collection of traditional crafts, folk art, candles, furniture, home accents, decorative accessories, and much more. Displayed in room design design settings. Country Junction treats you to an enjoyable shopping experience.
Atwood Visitor & Information Center
Early trains made an "at-the-woods" stop, and in 1873 the town of Atwood was formed. Main Street today features split-rail fences, benches, grassy areas and country crafts, collectibles and antiques.
Small motel with nearby restaurants. 16 quality clean & comfortable reasonably-priced new rooms.
32 bowling lanes, automatic scoring, free parking, lounge and food.
Macon County Conservation District
Our green spaces boast bike and walking trails, picnic and camping facilities, and gardens.
Art "takes off" in the Lobby Gallery at the main terminal of the Decatur Airport. Exhibits range from watercolors and acrylics to oils, pastels, and fiber art.
This market sells fresh local produce.
Step into a restored 1860's farmhouse and experience an era when apple butter and ham and beans cooked over open fires; candles were hand-dipped and quilts were hand stitched; dulcimer music filled the air; and fields were worked by man and beast. Located on the 1,350-acre Rock Springs Nature Center site, the Homestead offers living history programs throughout summer.
Built in 1899, the restored depot is the departure point for a weekend afternoon train ride to the Monticello Railway Museum. It also serves as a visitor center for Monticello and Piatt County.
The "Art of Entrepreneurship" program (of which the Blue Connection Gallery is an integral part) has been developed to unite the strengths of two of Millikin's Professional Schools: the Tabor School of Business and the College of Fine Arts. This novel combination of two programs enables business students to gain insight into the creative aspects of entrepreneurship while art students of Millikin's College of Fine Arts learn the importance of marketing their own artwork. You will find all types of art displayed at The Blue Connection. Be sure to stop in and browse -- who knows... a promising student's work purchased today could turn out to be a valuable masterpiece tomorrow! The gallery participates in the "First Friday" art walks by hosting receptions that trademark the arts community in Decatur's quaint and historic downtown.
The museum houses an agricultural display that includes antique tractors (1922-1937), engines, a 1919 grain/dump truck, a replica of a 1920s farmstead kitchen, and more.
Beautiful flowers, gifts, candy and cards. While away a few minutes in this treasure trove.
Mouth watering entrees hand-made from scratch bursting with flavor. Relaxed casual atmosphere complete with bar. Choose from American, Asian fusion, barbeque, burgers, Mexican, pizza, sandwiches, seafood, Southern and Tex-Mex selections!
The Museum of the Grand Prairie has an extensive collection interpreting 19th and early 20th century life in east-central Illinois. Two floors of exhibits present architecture, trades and occupations, decorative arts, and childhood and domestic life of the time. The Discovery Room offers hands-on opportunities for children to interact and learn about the residents of the Grand Prairie. Educational programs are offered for all ages throughout the year.
Seasonal retail store offers heirloom quilts & homespun accessories. Occasionally the Mennonite shop owner may be seen working on her quilts.
This roadside spot sells in-season fruits and vegetables.
Home to a large visitor center, a museum, a restored farmhouse, nearly nine miles of hiking trails, and a paved bike trail.
Quality antiques and collectibles at realistic prices: furniture, primitives, advertising, pottery, vintage toys, tools, jewelry, books, glassware and more.
Bryant Cottage was built in 1856 by Francis E. Bryant (1818-1889), a friend and political ally of Senator Stephen A. Douglas. According to Bryant family tradition, on the evening of July 29, 1858, Douglas and Abraham Lincoln conferred in the parlor of this house to plan the famous Lincoln-Douglas Debates. The picturesque one-story, four-room wood frame cottage has been "restored" and is interpreted as an example of a middle-class life in mid-nineteenth-century Illinois. The furniture on display is of the Renaissance Revival style, appropriate for a small-town family of the mid-nineteenth century. The cottage is accessible to persons with disabilities. The site hosts portions of a variety of locally sponsored events throughout the year.
24 rooms, restaurant nearby, non-smoking rooms, free movie channel.


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Bulldogs take division lead after win versus Shannon
A strong defensive effort helped the Bulldogs in their division win over Shannon, 9-4, and with a little help from Itawamba, New Albany now sits in first place in Region 1-4A.
The 'Dawgs jumped to a 5-0 lead in the second, scoring three runs off a bases loaded double by Tyler Beaty, accompanied by an RBI single from Joshua Googe and a Red Raider error that plated Easton Hall.
Riley Alef made it a 9-0 game in the fifth with his grand slam, but the 'Dawgs could not pick up one more run to end the game in five innings.
"We got a big blow from Riley and had a chance to get that tenth run in both the fourth and fifth innings, but we couldn't quite get it, but we battled and it's good to get those extra innings in," NAHS Head Coach John Walker said.
Tyler Basil picked up the win, pitching six innings, allowing one run with three hits. Before he was replaced by Googe, Basil would walk four straight in the seventh, giving Shannon their first run.
"The strike zone changed around a little for us, and that's unfortunate because Basil deserved to finish that game," Walker said. "The strike zone got really tight for him, and he just couldn't hit his spots in that inning. Googe came in and did a really good job finishing up for us."
Googe allowed two RBI singles from Andrew Collier and Anthony Mallard before closing out the game. At the plate, Drew Wray, Beaty and Hall each had multiple hits for New Albany, but it was the defensive effort Walker was most proud of.
"That's the first time all season that I've felt really good about how we've played defense," he said. "I think we turned three double plays, and more than that, guys were where they were supposed to be. That's big for us, because that's what we have to do to be successful."
With Itawamba handing North Pontotoc their second division loss Friday night, the Bulldogs now move into first place with two-game sets versus Tishomingo County and the Vikings coming up in the final weeks of the regular season.
"That's a positive, always, but we still have two weeks to play, and we're not quite ready to scoreboard watch yet," Walker said. "It's going to come down to the next weeks. Tish. County is always a very tough opponent and then North, who everyone feels are the class of the division, but you know, New Albany has a pretty good team, too. I think we've got a good shot, but we have to continue to work and get better."
At 14-5 (5-1) the Bulldogs will host Lafayette for Senior Day on Saturday and host Tishomingo County next Tuesday, April 12.
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Put your best foot forward this season in a chunky style from Envy. The Primrose is a modern take on a retro platform sandal.
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Chinese car firm Geely has a gift for you in the trunk of its electric McCar vehicle: A tiny electric trike that's actually charged as you drive the bigger car. It could be the perfect vehicle to solve city traffic problems.
Geely's a bit of a surprising company in many ways: It bought Volvo cars from Ford in August 2010, it's one of China's top 10 car makers as well as being one of the few that's not state-owned, and it's history only stretches back to 1986 when it began trading as a refrigerator manufacturer. So perhaps the innovative design of its McCar vehicle shouldn't be such a surprise. Inside the trunk of the ultra compact Smart car-style four-seater is a tiny three-wheeled electric scooter.
The trike actually charges while it's docked into the car. It can run 18 miles, and has a top speed of 18 miles an hour and although you think it may gulp down valuable trunk space in such a tiny vehicle, it actually folds into its storage compartment to leave a luggage area that even Smart owners would admire.
The McCar itself is of a format that's increasingly popular, and offers little in the way of novelty apart from its eco-engine systems: It comes in just two varieties, with a hybrid gasoline-electric engine that can run about 31 miles on solely electric power from its 8kWh battery and 373 miles at up to 80 miles per hour in combined gas-electric mode. The all-electric edition has a 12 kWh battery for a longer 93 mile range, but tops out at just 52 miles per hour, meaning it's more ideal for city commuting versus racing up the freeway on a vacation getaway.
Though the trike is obviously just for one rider, it's easy to imagine the vehicle combo of trike and McCar as being the ideal commuter vehicle in today's clogged cities (probably more so in Europe, where smaller cars are de-rigeur and the trike wouldn't risk being crushed beneath the wheels of an American-sized SUV). Since it doesn't look like congestion pricing is coming to a major American metropolis any time soon, the McCar scooter could be the solution to urban traffic problems, especially for longer-distance commuters who insist on driving into the city. It's most ideal use-case would be to drive from a rural or suburban home under all-electric power, parking in a freely-available space on the edge of a city, and have the driver weaving his way through more traditional traffic to an inner-city office on the trike where the scooter wouldn't eat up too much parking space in the office garage. Then we'll just have to be concerned about the scooter jams, but that's a problem for a different day.
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North Norfolk and see the SEALS &
BIRDS in their natural environment at BLAKENEY
POINT. Beans Seal Trips have been a family run business for over 50 years and are a very popular and safe way to enjoy
a close up view of the wildlife - without disturbing it. We run every day throughout the season (1st April until 31st
October) as well as regularly throughout the winter. We can only operate with the tide so departure times change daily.
Most of our times are shown on our timetable (click on the Month you require) but we also run extra trips at busy times.
At present, bookings are only taken by telephone - click on Prices and Bookings for more details.
|One of our five purpose-built ferries will take you safely from Morston or Blakeney Quay to see the seals and birds. All our boats are licensed by the Maritime Coastguard Agency and carry full life saving equipment. The fully trained and knowledgeable crew can provide you with lots of local information. We operate totally within Blakeney Harbour and therefore do not venture out to the open sea. The trip itself lasts for about an hour, excluding time spent on Blakeney Point.
|After a short boat ride we arrive at the seals. They are usually basking on the sandbanks at the far end of Blakeney Point. You should always see some seals - the question is: How Many?? The colony is made up of Common & Grey seals and numbers around 500. Common seals have their young between June and August, the Greys between November and January. Both suckle their pups for about three weeks during which time they grow very quickly, putting on between 1kg and 1.6kgs a day due to the very rich and fatty milk they feed on.
|The seals are generally quite inquisitive and often pop up and swim around the boats for a look at us! We can also usually sail very close to the basking seals on the beach which gives a great opportunity for photographs and also ample time for questions. The grey seals are the larger of the two species - they have large speckles on their coats and longer pointed heads with parallel nostrils. The common seals have a more rounded face with 'v' shaped nostrils.
|On many of our trips, after seeing the seals, we will then land you onto Blakeney Point if you wish. The duration of your stay will depend on tide and weather conditions but is usually between half an hour and an hour. The National Trust took over the Point in 1912 and it is now an international breeding ground for many migrant birds during both summer and winter. During your visit you may like to take a stroll up to the Old Lifeboat House. This is now used as a base for the Wardens during the summer and also as an Information Centre. Or you may like to head for one of the hides which are located at prime sites – from these you can take a closer look at the breeding birds. Alternatively, just take it easy and relax near one of the many secluded sand dunes. The beach at the Point is also a safe spot for the children to have a splash about along the shoreline.
|Seals generally spend up to 90% of their lives out of the water basking on the sandbanks. The females usually outlive the males: 35 years is about the maximum for them and 25 years for the males. Although very clumsy and cumbersome on land, once in the water, seals can be very agile, reaching speeds of up to 20mph. They can also submerge for up to 30 minutes if necessary and in certain waters have been recorded diving to a depth of 600ft (300 metres). Generally though, it's a quick 3 - 5 minute dive for fish which the seals locate in the water not only by sight but also by feeling vibrations through their whiskers. Seals tend to feed out at sea although some of their favourites – flounders, white bait and sand eels - are often found in the Harbour. An average size seal can often take up to 10lb (22kgs) of fish in a day.
|Blakeney Point is also famous for its bird life. Its most popular summer visitors are the terns - mainly Common, Sandwich and Little Terns and, quite often, also Arctic Terns. Many of them begin to arrive from West Africa during mid-April and breed into the season. They make a small scrape in the shingle where they lay their eggs. After hatching, the chicks can be seen running along the shoreline near the seals. You will be able to get a good view of them from the boat as well as of the other various shorebirds: Oyster Catcher, Ringed Plover, Turnstone, and Dunlin to name but a few. During the winter months, you will see large numbers of duck and geese including Mallard, Widgeon, Teal, Pintail, Pinkfooted Geese. Greylag and Brent Geese usually arrive from October onwards.
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It was hailed as "stunning new user interface"
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Apple confirmed "a fraction of a percent " of users are suffering issues with iMessages, which are being sent as texts or not sent at all.
One iOS 7 user told Smarthouse she is receiving 'ghost' messages, where the iPhone alerts a message has been received but there's diddly squat in the inbox. There has also been an army of complaints about iMessage on iOS 7, on the Twittersphere.
"We are aware of an issue that affects a fraction of a percent of our iMessage users, and we will have a fix available in an upcoming software update," Apple confirmed to WSJ.
"In the meantime, we encourage any users having problems to reference our troubleshooting documents or contact AppleCare to help resolve their issue.
"We apologize for any inconvenience this causes impacted users."
Smarthouse has heard complaints from several Apple users who upgraded to iOS7 encountering issues with accessing iTunes, battery life and Siri.
There have also been reports of users feeling sick or dizzy while using new iOS 7.
The following steps also work, according to Apple forums.
Disable iMessage in Settings -> Messages, . Reset the iPhone's Network Settings under Settings -> General -> Reset . Reenable iMessage.
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Ivan Nielsen was a long time resident of Emery County. He farmed in Clawson for 50 years. He worked as a carpenter and was the tipple operator for American Coal. He served eight years on the Ferron City Council. He was Chairman of Peach Days Committee for four years and Chairman of South Emery Conservation for 10 years. He married LaVer Jensen and has four daughters, Helen, Ronda, Susan and Rebecca. They have 20 grandchildren and 27 great- grandchildren. He is still active and farming in Midway.
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The Scarlets claimed a convincing 24-6 victory over Cardiff Blues in their RaboDirect PRO12 clash at Parc y Scarlets on Saturday.
The Scarlets claimed a convincing 24-6 victory over Cardiff Blues in their PRO12 clash at Parc y Scarlets on Saturday.
The home side came into this game having beaten Glasgow in their previous fixture, and so were in a similar situation to Cardiff Blues, who had overcome Zebre in their last encounter.
Leigh Halfpenny kicked off the scoring to the game, giving Cardiff the lead after converting a penalty.
However Scarlets responded through a try from Aled Davies, who made light work of the Cardiff defence on his way across the line.
Owen Williams then dutifully put away the conversion to make it 7-3. Halfpenny kicked another penalty to put Cardiff within touching distance before half-time, however this was short-lived as Scarlets were given a penalty almost immediately afterwards, Williams extending the lead to 10-6 going in at half-time.
The scoreline at half-time was perhaps a fair reflection of the game, though the minutes following the restart painted a different picture.
After the break, Jon Davies widened the gap between the two teams, with good work from Scott Williams providing the platform for the try. Williams then put away the conversion to make it 17-6.
Scarlets continued to press the advantage, and were rewarded in the 59th minute when Liam Williams ran in under the sticks, scoring the final try of the game.
Rhys Priestland then closed off the scoring when he put away the resulting conversion, giving Scarlets a well-earned win.
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Tries: J Davies 2, L Williams
Cons: O Williams 2, Priestland
Pen: O Williams
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Scarlets: 15 Liam Williams, 14 George North, 13 Jonathan Davies, 12 Scott Williams, 11 Andy Fenby, 10 Owen Williams, 9 Aled Davies, 8 Rob McCusker (capt), 7 Josh Turnbull, 6 Aaron Shingler, 5 Johan Synman, 4 George Earle, 3 Samson Lee, 2 Ken Owens, 1 Phil John.
Replacements: 16 Matthew Rees, 17 Rhodri Jones, 18 Jacobie Adriannse, 19 Jake Ball, 20 Sione Timani, 21 Gareth Davies, 22 Rhys Priestland, 23 Gareth Maule.
Cardiff Blues: 15 Leigh Halfpenny, 14 Owen Williams, 13 Gavin Evans (c), 12 Jamie Roberts, 11 Harry Robinson, 10 Rhys Patchell, 9 Lewis Jones, 8 Michael Paterson, 7 Sam Warburton, 6 Josh Navidi, 5 Lou Reed, 4 Filo Paulo, 3 Scott Andrews, 2 Kristian Dacey, 1 Taufa'ao Filise.
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Food DayEvent Details: 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., October 24, Gardens to Tables Teaching Garden
Saint Louis University will host the third annual "Gardens to Tables Food Day" from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 24, at the Gardens to Tables Teaching Garden located at the corner of Compton and Rutger.
This event is made possible through the partnership of the Department of Nutrition and Dietetics, the City of St. Louis Department of Health and Les Dames d'Escoffier International and promotes sustainable, healthy and just agricultural practices, as well as a healthier St. Louis community.
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#1 – "He's just faking. Don't give him anything." Words from the mouth of this A-list tweener to her friends as they passed a homeless man sitting on the ground. Oh, she then spent about $1000 on food for dinner. Nice.
Miley Cyrus
What goes around, comes around. Karma, Miley, Karma.ReplyCancel
I certainly hope Miley used some of her money to buy less chatty friends!
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That's terrible, let's hope she's grown more aware of others needs in the last 4 years. I met her before she was famous. She has a sweet extended family. Maybe she will take these 27 days and realize that she needs to quit with the stupid outfits, circus show and just sing. She CAN sing. She doesn't need to distract from that to be "cool"ReplyCancel
Mornin' TTM.ReplyCancel
Morning Countess and Violet! Happy Ham Day! High five Liverpool!ReplyCancel
I keep reading/hearing about how Miley is such a nice girl. Really? Where? Nice girls don't fondle married men. Nice girls don't spread their legs and show their crotch every single day of the year. Nice girls don't stick out their tongue as if they are waiting for the next dick to lick. Nice girls don't say ignore the homeless (most nice people will give even if they have a feeling the person really isn't needy because they are nice and want to give on the off-chance, that person really does indeed need it). Nice girls don't go around asking rappers "if you show me yours, I'll show you mine." Nice girls are NOT Miley Cyrus.ReplyCancel
Well, if anyone knows about faking it, it's Miley!!!! (Seriously though, what an asshole)ReplyCancel
Happy Easter @Sherry! Sorry for my easter potty mouth. [=ReplyCancel
Nice friends she has to spill her beans. Miley wake up hun, assholes don t last forever in the industry.ReplyCancel
Are used to work at a Safeway, and sometimes we would count how much the guy in the parking lot exit made. It worked out to about $300 per day, and every hundred dollars they would take a break, come inside, buy some alcohol and lottery tickets, and then go back outside.ReplyCancel
Happy Ham Day, Sherry!ReplyCancel
Guess she "evolved" to what she is now. The way she's upping the ante she will be a porn star has been in five years or so. Wonder how much her handlers are encouraging her present behavior. They sure aren't thinking long term. Maybe they are thinking she's the next Madonna. I think not. She's a cheap rip offReplyCancel
Our local news station did a report a while back about panhandlers. They (undercover) filmed these people meeting in a parking lot and then climbing into a van and being dropped off at various exit ramps with their cardboard signs, being picked up after their shifts were over, and then counting their "earnings" and giving a portion to the person who was apparently running the show. They interviewed some of the people, who talked about how they would work their way up to the "choice" spots as their earnings increased. One guy admitted he beat up another guy who moved in on his territory.
I give my charity to shelters and groups that help homeless people directly, not someone standing on the side of the road with a sad puppy and a giant cardboard sign with their two line autobiography.
That said – this BI was based on a British tabloid report. Take from it what you will when the last line reads: "For a couple of quid you coulda looked like Mother Teresa to the entire world."
Miley Cyrus Snubs Homeless Guy in London – Fans OutragedReplyCancel
Oh yeah, people do definitely game the public for sympathy and then ruin it for all homeless people. There are people who truly need but they aren't always the ones who beg. (Case in point the homeless woman I let sleep on my porch for a few months. She only wanted a safe place and some food, never accepted $.)ReplyCancel
There was a "homeless" woman in Toronto who parked her Cadillac around the corner from where she would panhandle pulling in a few thousand dollars a week, tax free.ReplyCancel
The other issue is the clearly drunk or stone panhandlers are just going to get more drugs/booze.ReplyCancel
I generally don't give directly to the homeless because I want them to have access to resources & get help to get off the street, so I would rather give to a charity instead. Having written that, I did give one time when I was in Sydney & the guy didn't even look up he was so beaten down by life. Broke my heart. (He did say thank you).ReplyCancel
In NYC, at 23rd and Broadway, there used to be a group of well-groomed teenage kids who would hang out by the subway station, telling anybody who would listen that they lost their Metrocard and didn't have any money to get home. They used to make a killing off of people giving them a few bucks for a Metrocard.ReplyCancel
There really are a lot of fakers out there though.ReplyCancel
If the homeless dont have an act or a talent they are displaying, I dont give them shit. Wait, if I see them regularly at work, i'll give em a cigarette and tell em to spit on anyone who fucks with my van. Homeless spit is almost as toxic as Lilo pussy juice.ReplyCancel
I try to give something to every homeless person I meet. Even if it's a granola bar. It's not on my back as to what that person does with $5 -20 .ReplyCancel
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When Bender dies, his disembodied software haunts the Planet Express building.
So what's happening to me?
And I'll take my answerin any form but a song.
Oh, you're no fun.(snaps fingers)
You see, Bender, it's simple.
You're a ghost.
A g-g-g-ghost?
No, just the regular kind.
Because you killed yourself,you're in limbo.
Your software was exportedto the computational cloud.
A-doy. Wait. A-doy?
Your disembodied programis now running
on the wireless networkshared by all machinery.
Cut to thechase, smokey.
How do I get out of limbo?
That's the laughy part.
You can't!
You're stuckin an infinite loop.
An infinite loop?
I don't have time for that!
Man, this is all Fry's fault.
Fry? I hate that guy.
We once traded hands.
(sniffing)They still stink of candy corn.
Get this. That jerk said
human life was morevaluable than robot life.
What?! After allyou've done for him?
Fry must die!
I know. Right?
I'd murder him good,if only I was still alive.
Hmm. Bender, would you liketo make a deal?
I'm not stupid.
So, yes, absolutely.
What have I agreed to?
I'll return youto your body
after you useyour ghostly powers
to scare Fry to death.
(evil cackling)
That sounds fair and also fun.
I likethat there's no catch this time.
But, wait.There's a catch.Crap!
If you fail, you'll spendeternity here in robot hell.
Which, as luck would have it,is where I rehearse my band.
Hit it, boys!
(band plays upbeat intro)
♪ Cigars are evil,you won't miss 'em... ♪
Okay, I'll do it, I'll do it!
Just stop the damn music!
(both snoring)
(Fry snorts, Bender gasps)
Hmm, soap.
I know Fry's afraid that.
Maybe he'll die if I rub himall over with it, real slow.
Whoa, sick!
My software can controlelectronics!
What the...?
No! Not the armpits!
Winter's coming!
As you can see,since Bender's death,
requests to biteone's shiny metal ass
are down 98%.
(vacuum whirring)
Do you minddoing that later?
Bite my shinymetal ass.
Help! I was attackedin my bathroom!
By my bathroom!
I'm being hauntedby a ghost!
Fry, you're just upset becauseyou drove Bender to suicide.
Here. Take your mind off it withthis soothing relaxation balls.
All right.
I got him all heebie-jeebiedwith my bathroom of horrors.
One more good scare,and I'll be out of limbo.
Oh. Did someone say limbo.
(overlapping chatter)
Hold onto your dookie.
It's about to get spooky!
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And President Truman has been proven wrong.
The great and honorable legacy of President Truman is the United States being the first nation to officially recognize the re-establishment of the State of Israel.
But with regard to his handling of the illegal Chinese military involvement and attack against U.S. and allied troops in Korea, Truman was flat out wrong.
The following is from the fourth chapter entiltled "Korea" in the book written by General Douglas MacArthur- "Revitalizing A Nation":
["While I was not consulted prior to the President's decision to intervene in support of the Republic of Korea, that decision, from a military standpoint, proved a sound one, as we hurled back the invader and decimated his forces.
We defeated the Northern Korean armies. Our victory was complete and our objectives within reach when Red China intervened with numerically superior ground forces.
This created a new war and an entirely new situation--a situation not contemplated when our forces were committed against the North Korean invaders--a situation which called for new decisions in the diplomatic sphere to permit the realistic adjustment of military strategy.
While no man in his right mind would advocate sending our ground forces into continental China and such was never given a thought, the new situation did urgently demand a drastic revision of strategic planning if our political aim was to defeat this new enemy as we had defeated the old."]
"...the new situation did urgently demand a drastic revision of strategic planning if our political aim was to defeat this new enemy as we had defeated the old."
MacArthur's proposed "drastic revision of strategic planning":
["Apart from the military need as I saw it to neutralize the sanctuary protection given the enemy north of the Yalu, I felt that military necessity in the conduct of the war made mandatory--
For entertaining these views, all professionally designed to support our forces committed to Korea and bring hostilities to an end with the least possible delay, and at a saving of countless American and Allied lives, I have been severely criticized in lay circles, principally abroad, despite my understanding that from a military standpoint the above views have been fully shared in past by practically every military leader concerned with the Korean campaign, including our own Joint Chiefs of Staff."]
"For entertaining these views,...I have been severely criticized..."
How Washington responded to MacArthur's proposed new strategy to deal with a drastic situation:
["I called for reinforcements, but was informed reinforcements were not available.I made clear that if not permitted to destroy the enemy build-up north of the Yalu; if not permitted to utilized the friendly Chinese forces of some 600,000 men on Formosa; if not permitted to blockade the China coast to prevent the Chinese Reds from getting succor from without; and if there were to be no hope of major reinforcements, the position of the command from the military standpoint forbade victory."]
["The tradgedy is that since the advent of the war with Red China there has been no definition of the political policy which would provide a solution for the new problems thereby created.
This has resulted in a policy vacum hertofore unknown to war"]
Concerning the criticism from Truman that Big Mac's proposed new revised strategy would result in WWIII involving the Soviet Union, MacArthur wrote:
["The reason given for such a course has little validity. It has been argued in justification and seemingly to soothe the public concern that the application of conventional war measures against our enemy might provoke the Soviet into launching the Third World War,
Yet, since the end of the Second World War, without committing a single soldier to battle, the Soviet, aided by our own political blunders, has gained a dominion over territory and peoples without parallel in all of history--a dominion which it will take years for it to assimilate and administer.
What then would be its purpose in provoking a war of most doubtful result to the Communist cause? I have strong doubt that the start of a major war anywhere enters the Soviet plans at this stage"]
And here's the kicker:
["There are some who for varying reasons would appease Red China.
They are blind to history's clear lesson. For history teaches with unmistakable emphasis that appeasement but begets new and bloodier war.
It points to no single instance where the end has justified the means--where appeasement has led us to more than a sham peace. Like blackmail, it lays the basis for new and sucessively greater demands, until, as in blackmail, violence beomes the only alternative.
"...it lays the basis for new and sucessively greater demands,...like blackmail..."
["All men of good conscience earnestly seek peace. The method alone is in issue. Some, with me, would acheive peace through a prompt and decisive victory at a saving of human life., others through appeasement and compromise of moral principal, with less regard for human life.
The one course follows our great American tradition, the other but can lead to unending slaughter and our country's moral debasement."]
We would not be experiencing the current danger and problems with North Korea and China today if Big Mac had been listened to.
Thank you for the well-chosen excerpts of MacArthur's work as an explanation for the pickle we are in at this time.
For some reason MacArthur didn't think there were 300,000 Chinese military on the border of North Korea before they invaded.
It would have been better if he would have been given the authority to nuke those 300,000 Chinese as they came pouring over the border. This more than likely would have collapsed Mao's new Chi-Com government and allowed us to re-install Chang Kai-shek.
Those same principles apply to dealing with the left.
Haven't really won a war since.
Patton wanted Russia and MacArthur wanted China. Let's not forget that the American people were tired of war. We may have had nukes but what's a million Chinese deaths other than millions more available? Didn't matter to them. We were in a unique position after WWII and we didn't take advantage. Hindsight will always be 20-20. Even our Rat friends second guessed 41 for not taking out Saddam the first time only AFTER arguing against the mission.
"But with regard to his handling of the illegal Chinese military involvement and attack against U.S. and allied troops in Korea, Truman was flat out wrong."
I have only one problem with the statement quoted above, and that is with just one word in it - the term "illegal". That is only acceptable if one accepts the United Nations as a binding "legal" authority, which in the first place I do not and in the second place China was not a member at the time.
As I recall from those days of listening to the daily bickering about the size and shape of the table to conduct peace treaty meetings on, McA was fired because he proposed, in lieu of the reasons stated in his book, that the US lay down a miles wide corridor of Cobalt 60.
On the other hand, if China had taken the Koreas, they would surely have started much more trouble with Japan in the 50's and 60's.
Sometimes history unfolds in strange ways. Churchill warned about wars having grave and unforeseeable consequences.
Good points. I'm just seeking to learn the lessons of history.
I appreciated the explanation set out in the above article...as I appreciate your placing them in context.
Our present situation proves that killing communists was always the right thing to do.Truman was a pussy,he should have given MacArthur permission to do what needed to be done.
Patton had the better idea.
yeah he probably was
truman was an idiot
When Truman was threatening to use nukes in Korea he suddenly backed off. I watched a clip on GoogTube of a press conference he had about this and what I saw on his face was pure fear. I've tried finding it again but have been unable.
I don't know if the Ruskies threatened to get involved or what but what ever was happening behind the scenes scared him pretty bad.
If Truman had email back in the day I would have sent him this.
Truman should have been impeached.
only do that to people you hate. you gave em a migraine with that
I totally agree, although I still commend him for bombing Japan
Comintern.... in this time frame the Soviets and the Red Chinee were buddies. Managed by Stalin. Therefore the compromise of intel on the chinee horde probably was accomplished simply, through the perfumed coterie of army intel pukes who were Macarthur's "court jesters". Meanwhile the ground intel advance people knew the chinee were over the yalu, lots of them and coming.
Don't forget Mac was willing to stop them with nukes since they were after all fodder for the Soviets. But the geniuses with loaded diapers at State were worried this would "bring in" the sovs. The sovs were already "in" there, with 26K troops post WWII, in yet another proxy war of their expansion. So one could say the continuation of the penetration by the Soviets of the FDR admin into the Truman haberdashery closet was quite effective. The red scare and the pussy in the white house. Appeasement has always lead to needless death of warriors. And politicians always lie. Never discount McCarthur's emperor status at that point. He Was seriously right about Indochina- never get in a land war there (so, of course we did despite Eisenhower warning of the mil/indust complex-—sound familiar?)
Sino-Soviet split happened later with a sino-soviet border war that has been largely overlooked.
Parenthetically WEB Griffin has his character McCoy in the thick of this with some interesting plausibilities of the time and the nascent OSS/CIA vs. Army intel.
But, uh it's OK we have John Kerry on the case... a comintern operative puke gigolo. A cast of characters and we are in bad hands.... again.
Almond's "Don't let a bunch of Chinese laundrymen push you around" comment to Col Faith is certainly proof enough for me that he knew. However, the bigger question is what stopped Walton Walker from reporting (or being heard) on the real situation on the western, 8th Army side. The 8th Cav got badly beat up by Chinese forces at Unsan nearly a month before the Chinese general offensive and 5th Cav was prevented by Chinese forces from relieving them. Yet, weeks later, the plan was put in motion to "advance to contact" ...
And now we have useful idiot Dempsey in charge of the military, a Muslim in charge of the CIA, and a traitorous, lying cabal running the Whitehouse. Meanwhile, the Chinese have so thoroughly hacked into our infrastructure that they could shut down areas of our electric grid, pipelines and communications. Their proxy, North Korea, is becoming increasingly bellicose, and the Chinese aren't doing a thing about an increasingly dangerous situation. They've recently murdered US citizens working abroad, attacked Vietnamese fisherman, and they've threatened Japan's Self Defense Forces. Frankly, this all makes me a bit nervous, to say the least, and all we can talk about as a nation are gay marriage and gun control.
Patton, McCarthy, MacArthur, Churchill.......all great men,with vision, vindicated.
MacArthur was probably the worst general we ever had. He blew the defense of the Philippines. He got a medal of honor for leaving everyone else to suffer the Bataan death march. His campaigns in the pacific were largely designed to give him a role for political reasons. The island hopping campaign could have easily succeeded without any of his land campaigns. Without any resupply due to the USN perfection of the Herman style of submarine warfare, New Guinea, Borneo, the Philippines, all would have been unable to strike out and interfere. They could have barely avoided starvation.
The Philippines campaign was mostly conducted because he said 'i shall return'.
He also gets the credit for the landing at Inchon, as though the USN and USMC had never heard of amphibious warfare.
And while Inchon was fine, he never gets any credit for the defeats down to Pusan.
He did a moderately ok job on occupation duty, because he could be an ersatz monarch.
And last,, everybody was telling him the Chinese were massing and he ignored it all.
He cost uncountable US soldier lives thru his incompetence. He likely prolonged WWII and Korea.
We could have defeated the red Chinese and North Koreans , but Patton would have gotten thrown off the continent by the red Army ( unless we nuked them)
Linbacker2 proved leMay correct. And if watergate hadn't destroyed Nixon , south Vietnam would still exist
The Chinese had spies in the White House who told them in advance Truman would not use nuclear weapons. Had Truman been the other way the Chinese would not have invaded in the first place.
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The circumstances surrounding the recent slaying of Colorado's prisons chief is causing Republican state lawmakers to have second thoughts on a bill that seeks to change how bail bond violators are punished.
House Bill 1242, a Democratic-sponsored bill that would repeal the mandatory sentencing structure of bail bond violations, had GOP support just last month.
That was then. This is now.
The bill's fate is up in the air now that Republicans — some of whom voted for the legislation following a recent legislative committee hearing — are voicing opposition to the measure, causing Democratic leadership to yank the bill from being voted on last week.
The bill, which is being sponsored by Rep. Brittany Pettersen, D-Lakewood, would give judges and prosecutors discretion in how they punish people who violate their release conditions while they are out on bond for a criminal charge.
Currently, if a person violates conditions of bond for any reason — be it for the commission of a new crime or simply arriving late to a court hearing — he or she faces a mandatory one-year jail term, if their underlying charge is a felony.
A bail bond violation for an underlying misdemeanor offense carries with it a mandatory six-month jail sentence.
Pettersen believes that not all bond violations should carry equal punishment.
"The bill leaves it up to judicial discretion to look at the circumstance, versus having a mandatory sentence," Pettersen recently told Colorado Community Media. "If it's somebody who can't make it to court, versus somebody looking to flee, the judge can take that into account."
Slaying casts shadow
The bill passed the House Judiciary Committee on a 10-0 bipartisan vote, following a March 26 hearing. It then passed the Appropriations Committee on April 9.
But Republicans now cite parole-related missteps involving the man who allegedly murdered Department of Corrections Director Tom Clements last month, as a key reason behind their change of heart.
Clements was killed in his Monument home on March 19, allegedly by Evan Ebel — who died in a shootout with authorities in Texas days after Clements' death.
Ebel, who had a long criminal history, was out on parole at the time of the killing. But it turned out that he had removed his ankle monitoring device while on parole, and that DOC did not become aware of the tampering until days after the fact.
Though Pettersen's bill has nothing to do with DOC monitoring, Republicans see the legislation as akin to having more criminals on the streets, when they don't have to be.
"I suspect there is an increased focus on these types of issues and these types of bills since we learned of the various failings in the DOC system, with regard to the Clements murder," said Rep. Frank McNulty, R-Highlands Ranch. "And I do think that, for a lot of members, that did change their perspective."
Each of the four Republican House members who voted for the bill in committee are now either expressing concerns about the bill, or plan to change their votes: Polly Lawrence of Littleton, Bob Gardner of Colorado Springs, Jared Wright of Fruita and Carole Murray of Castle Rock.
But Pettersen points out that Clements' death occurred before the March 26 committee hearing, and that her bill has nothing to do with allowing criminals to get a free walk whenever they violate their bail conditions.
"That doesn't mean that we don't expect everyone to be in court when they're supposed to be," she said. "You can still do the max. It doesn't take that option away."
House Majority Leader Dickey Lee Hullinghorst, D-Gunbarrel, said she still hopes to get the bill through, in spite of what she thinks are Republican behind-the-scenes games aimed at killing the legislation.
"We're having some difficulty on the (House) floor, which we're having a hard time figuring out," she said of Republican opposition. "Maybe its gotcha, I don't know. I hope that after all the tomfoolery we'll be able to pass a good bill."
But McNulty said Democrats should look at themselves in the mirror to find out why the bill is being stalled.
"For them to say that's on us, they either don't recognize that they're in the majority, or they have other issues on their side that they're using as an excuse as they try to get out of it," he said.
The bill had yet to be voted on as of the morning of April 15.


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Travis served a mission for the LDS church in the Tennessee Knoxville mission. He is a recent graduate of Salt Lake Community College where he played collegiate baseball. He plans to continue his education and collegiate athletics career at the University of Utah in the fall.
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An open house in their honor will be presented that evening at their home at 852 North 500 East in Price from 6-8 p.m.
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Mason and Elise were married on May 13 in the St. George Temple. The Livingston family is hosting a party to introduce Elise to friends and family on June 3 from 7-9 p.m. at the Livingston residence, 55 West 200 North in Huntington.
Mason and Elise met at Utah State University where she received her bachelor's degree in May. The couple plan to make their home in Salt Lake City while Mason continues his education at The University of Utah while working for the Utah State Department of Health.
Mason is the grandson of Reed and Dorothy Livingston of Price and the late Soren and Ruth Nielson and Theda Livingston.


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We're decking the halls of our home here in China, and we are SO excited for the holidays!
Though nice holiday decorations are hard to come by here, we did manage to find some things to help us feel in the Christmas spirit. One of those things, this Santa poster, which has inaccurately spelled "Christmas".
I had to buy it, right? So it now resides in our kitchen for all to see. ha ha... love it!
We have our Christmas tree up, our advent calendar, the Elf has been sneaking around our home... Christmas MUST be near! Yesterday I celebrated the holidays by hosting a Cookie Exchange Party. I had 20 friends join in on the fun, and it was perfect! What a fun way to share with friends! I'll be sharing more on that soon.
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Stephanie Alder, Archivist, British Museum
As the Museum announces record visitor figures for 2013, I took the opportunity to delve into the basement world of the Central Archive looking for any records relating to the public opening of the Museum 255 years ago today (15th January).
The Central Archive is a rather mysterious place. When you enter through the port-holed door the first thing you notice is the chill, and the smell of old leather bound volumes. It is very exciting to think that within this strongroom sit many important records – some still untouched – providing crucial evidence of the foundation and development of the British Museum. As the Museum Archivist it is a privilege to be able to spend time surrounded by history.
When I initially opened a beautifully bound volume of plans of Montague House drawn by the architect Henry Flitcroft in 1725 I found it hard to believe that this was the first home of the British Museum. Until the Museum acquired the property, this grand mansion was the home of the 2nd Duke of Montagu and where many splendid social events took place during the early years of the eighteenth century. Flitcroft was careful to show every detail, even the slate roof tiles are drawn individually. Both formal and kitchen gardens are shown, as is the orchard to the west where Bedford Square now lies.
When you arrive at the Museum today and walk through the gates looking up at the colonnade in front of you, you would be excused for thinking that the Museum had always looked like this. Yet, on 15 January 1765 visitors would have walked down Great Russell Street and entered through a doorway opening leading to a brick paved courtyard. Once inside the Museum, the printed books were arranged on the ground floor, and manuscripts, natural history and 'modern curiosities' on the first. However, it isn't just the architecture of the building that has dramatically changed over years – but how members of public gained access to the collections.
When reading through the early minutes of the Trustees' General Meetings, I came across a great number of discussions relating to public admission. The Trustees eventually decided that visits should be free, but by ticket only, applied for in advance and conducted around the collection in small groups by the staff, the first of whom were appointed in 1756. In a document titled 'Regulations for Admission to a Sight of the British Museum' it states that 'five companies of not more than fifteen persons each, may be admitted in the Course of the Day, viz. One at each of the hours of Ten, Eleven, Twelve, One and Two. At each of those Hours, the directing Officer in waiting shall examine the Entries in the Book, and if none of the Persons inscribed be found exceptionable, he shall deliver to each of them a Ticket for immediate admission'. This rough figure of 75 visitors per day is a far cry from the visitor numbers recorded today.
It was expected that visitors to the Museum 'be decent and orderly in their Appearance and Behaviour', and the officers on duty were instructed to refuse admission anyone who disregarded this rule. The regulations went on to explain that 'past experience has proven the necessity of this injunction'. In addition to this no children 'apparently under ten years of age' were permitted entry – both quite different to the Museum today when you can wear what you like and enjoy the collections from any age. By the 1830s, the Museum was operating an open admissions policy. Visitors to the Museum's world collection have grown enormously since it first opened its doors to the public with in excess of 6.5 million welcomed today.
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