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When Don DiMugno moved into his house in Kensington, Connecticut, he went straight to work creating space to display his ever-growing collection of memorabilia. Five additions and 41 years later, DiMugno's collectibles fill his 2,000-square-foot home, a new barn, and the garage–and, as any passerby will notice, spill into his yard and driveway.
DiMugno admits that most of his entertaining is done in fair weather, when he can gather friends outdoors on his deck and in his gardens because space inside his home is at a premium.
DiMugno's 1936-era house is much like many others on his street. Weathered shingled homes and thoughtfully tended perennial gardens complement one another in the tidy neighborhood. It isn't until you pull into his driveway that it becomes evident that there's nothing typical about this residence. Two gas pumps from the late 1940s and a train-crossing signal immediately lend an adventurous sense of time travel. But that's only the beginning.
Enter the world of Don DiMugno, where his vintage ice-cream bar–complete with syrup dispensers and soda fountain–may whisk you back to that special childhood birthday. In his country store you can almost smell the freshly ground coffee, taste the penny candy, and hear the creak of old wooden floors. A quick spin in a vintage barber chair may take you back to that first haircut with your dad. Popcorn machines, pinball games, advertising signs, jukeboxes, firetrucks, bikes, planes, trains, and holiday items fill his home with memories that evoke something different for each visitor. "I can't believe I threw that away!" is perhaps the most common response from people who enter DiMugno's home. Hearing a personal story that has been sparked by something a guest has seen in his collection is one of his greatest rewards.
Ask him what his favorite piece might be and DiMugno will proudly proclaim, "But they're all my favorites–I love them all!" His extensive collection of toys dating from the 1800s to the 1950s boasts well over 300 unique pieces, each in pristine condition. An equally impressive collection of advertising memorabilia dates from the 1800s to the 1940s, with pieces on everything from automotive products, foods, beverages, and candies to Coca-Cola and Santa Claus. DiMugno notes that his collection of Halloween items has grown significantly; its value now surpasses that of his large collection of Christmas toys and promotional materials.
At the age of 12, DiMugno started collecting and building his own customized bicycles. Then he began to collect and build cars: hot rods and one-of-a-kind custom cars for show. He gradually pursued his true passion: collecting and refurbishing antiques. For the past 43 years, DiMugno has owned Chippendale House, also in Kensington, where he directs the restoration of fine antiques. Projects take him across New England in his work for museums, private collectors, and historic preservation organizations. Recently DiMugno and his artisans completed more than 100 pieces of furniture as part of a restoration project for the Old State House in Hartford, Connecticut; for another client, they restored an 18th-century horse-drawn wagon, re-creating details and crafting parts in much the same way they would have 200 years ago.
Today DiMugno's collections rival any in the country in scope and quality. He searches yard sales, flea markets, estate sales, and antiques shows to acquire vintage memorabilia in pristine condition. He recalls one particularly fortunate stop at a yard sale a few years back–one that rewarded him with something he now considers among the most collectible pieces currently in his possession. When DiMugno laid eyes on an 1830 toy steam engine in perfect working order, with all original parts, his inability to conceal his excitement nearly cost him the sale. Research has since indicated that this piece is one of only a handful ever made and is possibly the only one remaining in original condition. DiMugno recently took it to Antiques Roadshow in Hartford, where it was appraised at $4,000.
DiMugno has intentionally minimized his home's architectural features so that his vignettes don't compete with one another. Wall colors are neutral and serve as a canvas for his colorful collections. In his toy room, DiMugno uses glass shelving to display his automobiles, tractors, and trains. "You want to be able to see everything, even the toys on the top shelf," he says. Planes are suspended from the ceiling, creating an air show overhead, while pedal cars, trucks, and station wagons from the 1920s to 1950s appear to be stopped in traffic around the room.
DiMugno confesses that most of the cleaning and dusting falls to his careful hands. "Many of these items may be brittle or breakable and become increasingly fragile with time," he notes. "Cleaners are hesitant to touch many of the pieces and become even more reluctant when they learn their value." So DiMugno is constantly dusting, moving, and rearranging to emphasize something that may have been overlooked, or to make room for a new addition. (His most recent favorite acquisition is a one-of-a-kind Stanley Steamer pedal car.)
It's hard to believe that DiMugno raised two daughters among his treasures in this house. "They were raised with an appreciation and sense of respect for the collections," he says, "and today my four grandchildren also know the difference between their toys and Grampa's."


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Lowe's carries Quest PEX they have the crimp ring type fittings and they also have plastic compression fittings. The plastic compression fittings are "NOT RECOMENDED FOR USE IN CONCEALED LOCATIONS" . This pretty much says that they are not very reliable. I spent the hundred bucks and got a crimper. One leak will do a hundred bucks damage in 5 minuts.
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Did you know that Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, is the most sacred of the Jewish holidays?
Known as the "Sabbath of Sabbaths", the 40 days of repentance that begin with the first of Elul have passed. On Rosh Hashanah G-d has judged most of mankind and has recorded his judgement in the Book of Life. But he has given a 10 day reprieve.
On Yom Kippur those that have repented for their sins are granted a good and happy New Year.
Yom Kippur ends the 10 day period which began with Rosh Hashanah. Known as the High Holy Days or Yamim Nora'im, it is a time of penitence and prayer. Jews worldwide are given these 10 days to repent for their sins and ask G-d for forgiveness.
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I gathered up my tea towels and shoved them in the machine with my dishcloths earlier and put them on a pre-wash followed by a 'boil'.
Was I surprised when I emptied the machine after the cycle had finished - I didn't know a pair of Marigolds would stand up to a hot wash like that!
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Oxford's Ashmolean Museum is the country's oldest public museum and home to one of the most important collections of art and archaeology to be found anywhere.
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Plateau is still going strong. I think I can feel it slowly starting to change, but not much. So, I'm still at about a 45-pound loss. SIGH.
BUT! Good news! I went to the doctor last week to get, basically, a six-month check-up since it's been six months since I started this. The results: I passed all the tests with flying colors. Woo-hoo!
I've been on blood pressure meds for a while now, but for the last little while I've been getting dizzy when I stand up. It's become worse and worse, so I told my doctor this last week. We're working on figuring out a lower dose, and I think I might need a lower dose still, since I'm still getting a little dizzy when I stand up.
But – I'm happy I got good results at the doctor. That makes me feel great.
Anyways, I found a great tip on a weight loss blog this weekend that I'm already putting into use.
I need to continue to lower my sugar intake, so I'm trying to find ways to keep my Greek yogurt (I swear, the secret to my weight loss success) without sweetening it up with fruit.
I read that I can give the plain, non-fat Greek yogurt some flavor and a hint of sweetness by simply adding in Crystal Light, Mio, sugar-free Jello mix or any kind of sugar-free water enhancer or something similar. It works! I tried this weekend with Mio, and it's pretty tasty (although – this was my first time trying Mio, and it tasted awfully fake-sugar-y, ya know? Not really a fan of that. Gonna try Crystal Light or sugar-free jello mix next).
I also tried eating cereal with Greek yogurt instead of milk or soy milk, and that was awesome (Be mindful, though, of how absolutely horrible for you most cereals are. They are super super super high in sugar and carbs, so watch out! I bought a yummy Kashi Go Lean Crunch brand – honey, almond and flax, I think? It was still pretty high in carbs, but it's past lunchtime now and I'm still kinda full from breakfast).
I guess some of these tricks are no-brainers, but hey, sometimes you need a few fresh ideas. 🙂
I'm excited about the doctor's visit and the good test results – I think I'm gonna buy some music tonight as a reward.


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Skip to comments.Payroll departments brace for congressional verdict on tax cuts
Posted on 09/27/2010 8:41:41 PM PDT by Hillarys Gate Cult
The decision by Senate Democratic leaders to delay a vote on the Bush-era tax cuts until after the election has put the payroll industry on high alert.
If Democratic leaders fail to determine the tax rates by Dec. 10, it could be too late for payroll administrators to withhold the right amount of tax from workers paychecks, according to industry officials.
The closer you get to the end of the year the more problems therell be, Michael OToole, senior director of publications and government relations at the American Payroll Association (APA), told The Hill.
If [the IRS] issues [withholding tables] within three weeks before the end of the year, most payroll systems will be able to implement them by Jan. 1, OToole said. Were warning [payroll departments] that there is this uncertainty out there and youre going to really have to pay attention and probably have to move on a dime when there is some certainty.
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If they make my taxes go up, I WILL find a way to make up the difference, and it WILL come our of THEIR asses(not mine).
Another fustercluck waiting to happen. Good grief.
I heard a 'progressive' say that if taxes go up it will be Buah's fault because he couldn't make them permanent.
When does that "you must file a 1099 form for ever good or service over $600" nonsense go into effect?
The Rats were NEVER going to extend the tax cuts. It was all a political ploy to try to get Boehner to oppose them because they didn't give cuts to everyone. When that failed they resorted tho the usual, scaring seniors and calling Republicans racists.
This is rather unnerving. I hope that something gets made right after the election.
And they wonder why those businesses are sitting on their cash reserves instead of investing.
Remember what Clinton did in 1993? He changed the established income tax rates AFTER the 1992 tax year ended because the deficit he inherited from President Bush (41) was much higher than he was told it was going to be during the 1992 election cycle.
Democratic President in 1993 claiming the higher deficit was the result of President Bush (41).
Democratic President in 2009 claiming that the higher deficit was the result of President Bush (43).
So, if we end up with a democratic president in 2025 who will he blame for the higher deficit since there will not be a President Bush (45)?
I heard a progressive say that if taxes go up it will be Buahs fault because he couldnt make them permanent.
That's how they rationalize—they aren't rational.
I heard a liberal wonder why 0bama hadn't gotten gas prices down to $2.00/gal yet.
No, they are expecting businesses to sit on their cash reserves. Their plan has been to maximize uncertainty so that companies will hold off on investing. That way, their government will be able to loot those funds directly instead of having those businesses waste them by investing them to make an evil profit. Right now, the Obama Administration and their fascist allies in the House and Senate are plotting a way to go after that capital as well as the long term assets of insurance companies and the private retirement investments of the American worker (e.g. 401(k) accounts).
The problem is the uncertainty. Businesses don't know what's going to happen next, so they aren't investing or expanding, just laying low until the storm passes. Since business won't invest, cash reserves go up.
The last time this happened was during the Great Depression. FDR railed against the Evil Corporations for hoarding cash. The end result was the Undistributed Profits Tax (UPT) of 1936.
FDR recognized it was a mistake and repealed it in 1938.
Prediction: Some Dems will start proposing the UPT (or something like it) soon.
Who doesn't keep a close watch on their pay these days?
Only those who are certain of it...Congress...
Actually, I think the 'Rats don't have the votes because there would be too many jumping the progressive ship right now.
There is a green jobs boom?
I must have missed that report...
Now add looming trade wars and you've got the GD down pat.
The only green job that I know of is the one I CREATED.
I scrounge around at night and raid the various trash bins around town (gas stations, self-car washes, other misc. places) retrieving plastic, glass bottles, and aluminum cans for cash. Here in Cali we have CRV on such items. Per pound it fetches .95 for plastic, 1.57 for aluminum, and .10 for glass. Made 27 bucks today for 4 hrs work 5 bucks for gas no freaking TAX. Of course this only supplements my retirement money.
I had to swallow my pride but I've gained more back INDEPENDENCE LIBERTY STARVE THE BEAST I AM SPARTACUS. MOLON LABE
Beginning in 2012, under a little discussed mandate of the health care reform legislation, businesses will be required to report all payments in excess of $600 for services or merchandise to the Internal Revenue Service on a Form 1099.
Under the new law, businesses will be required to send a 1099 to other businesses for virtually all purchases, said Chris Hesse, director of taxation at CPA firm LeMaster DanielsPLLC in Washington state, as quoted by Chris Edwards in a Cato Institute blog.
And for the first time, 1099s are to be sent to corporations, Hesse said. This is a huge new imposition on American business, costing the private economy much more than any additional tax that the IRS might collect as a result.
he reporting requirement will affect business in two ways, according to The Boston Globe. First, most of a businesss revenue now will be reported to the IRS by the businesses that paid it, so understating large amounts of revenue will be more difficult. Secondly, it will force businesses to identify the recipients of their business expense payments.
There is no doubt this will be an administrative nightmare for many businesses in the first year or two, Jamie Downey, partner at Downey & Co. said in The Boston Globe. Have a large business-related meal at a restaurant, this will need to be reported on a 1099. Spend a week in a hotel in Waco, Texas; you will need to send a 1099.
"[The IRS] told us that HHS is the one that is given the requirement to interpret this entire law," Lungren said. "That was an extraordinary response as far as I was concerned...I have never known HHS in the past to be responsible for interpreting tax law."
We are very much worried about this. If this is not fixed, it will mean we will have to lay off one of our guys. Right now we are slow, and we are barely able to keep our staff on hand, there are times when the guys are just out painting units, or working on trucks, but we eat the cost, hoping times will get better.
If this particular goes into effect, it will have a catastrophic impact on our book keeping, because as a small business, we already have to shop around over a hundred suppliers to find what we need at competitive prices.
Now, we will have to hire another full time office person, one with accounting/tax background, and probably some knowledge of the law, and who is able to handle interpretation of the health care initiative and every other thing in this bill that "we had to pass to find out whats in it".
This means, a high end office person, and this means probably having to drop one of the guys in our service crew. And this is going to break the hearts of both my wife and I, because the few guys we have working for us are quite frankly, stronger than some of our family. They are more loyal then family, and they have kids and families too. And with this economy, and our slow business, there is little hope they will find work.
I am spitting mad at this congress, and this president to force us to have to do this. My wife and are actually just considering closing up shop next year and retiring, because of the heartache of choosing who will stay and who will go, and all the headache that this jackass is going to impose on our business.
It is OUR business, that is why we are in business, to run it the way WE want. If the gub'mint is going to control our business any more, we are both thinking that it may be time to call it quits, but not by choice, we love our business, we love the guys that work for us, but if we can't do it right anymore, we are just not going to bother doing it, I'm afraid.
Last I heard, Jan 1, 1012.
I am a bookkeeper for 2 small businesses, which are one-man operations, & I am pretty sure I will not be able to comply with the demands of that new ruling.
It will apply to every drop of fuel that my clients buy in doing their installaions & service of their products. They re both in Los Angeles area, & lots of those gas stations are run by immigrants. I don't see getting accurate information from such vendors. Won't happen.
I dont see getting accurate information from such vendors. Wont happen."
I don't see those saem immigrants who run the gas stations sending out proper 1099's to every one of their customers, either.
The details of this bill are beyond a nightmare.
And thanks Clintonfatigued.
That might be considered a "green" job, but I consider your recycling of plastic, glass and aluminum to be you taking responsibilty for yourself.
You are supplementing your income, and I give you ^ 5s for that!
I see many older people on the freeway on/off ramps begging for money. I wish they would be as responsible and creative for themselves as you are.
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Local farmers market opens at BKs parking lot in Huntington and supports young farmers' college funds.
Ashley Stilson is a senior in high school this year and for the last four years she has been adding to her college fund by selling the produce she grows each summer. Ashley is just one of the seven Stilson children that are hoping to make enough money for college. The Moss family of Orangeville has also created summer jobs growing corn for their four children so they can earn extra money for college. Like so many of our other local farmers, these families depend on a portion of their income from the produce or livestock they sell.
In a small rural community like ours, small businesses and local farmers don't compete well with the large chain grocery stores in neighboring counties or cheap produce vendors that pass through our town quickly. These kinds of larger businesses entice customers away from our local businesses and doesn't support our local economy. Our farmers usually sell what they can and give away the rest because there are not enough customers to buy their produce and they can't beat the discount store prices. This is harmful to smaller economies and smaller businesses eventually dry up.
Some people may not know that both Carbon and Emery counties have been without a dairy for awhile until recently when C2 Farms moved from Sanpete Valley to Huntington and with them comes their beef cattle, milk cows and five small children. They depend on the sale of their beef, milk and produce to local customers in order to support their growing family. In order to keep a dairy here in our community we need to support their business, even if it costs a few extra cents more than the discount store.
Sometimes farmers find themselves selling the same product as another farmer like tomatoes and then neither gets the full benefit of their labors because they are both selling the same product. Farmers like Karl and Robyn Healy rely on selling more than one kind of product. The Healy's keep bees for honey (which has helped Karl's arthritis), a few different kinds of produce, as well as the best rhubarb and zucchini bread in both counties.
For a little extra pocket change into these family's college funds and driving a little further out of our way we could support our local farmers at the new farmers market located at BKs north parking lot every Tuesday and Saturday evenings. The market will be open from 4-6 p.m. beginning Aug. 30 until about Oct. 22 (depending on the freeze).
You will be able to purchase produce at the peak of freshness because its grown right here from our local farms and doesn't require long distance transport. The Moss', Stilson's and other farmers pick their corn and beets first thing in the morning before coming to the market so you are getting the freshest produce available. These fresh foods have the highest amount of vitamins and minerals you can buy because they are so fresh. You might even get a loaf of Robyn Healy's melt-in-your-mouth rhubarb and zucchini bread if you come early enough because they sell so fast. There is nothing quite as wonderful as eating fresh homemade bread, freshly picked corn on the cob, or vine ripened tomatoes. There will be local livestock farmers available also so you can place an order for some cuts of meat as well.
Have you ever tried beets before? Both the root and the greens complement each other beautifully when they are cooked correctly. You can bake the root for two hours at 250 degrees and mix it with the leaves after they have been wilted on low heat for a few minutes. Add a little butter for mineral absorption and salt to taste. This amazing vegetable has such a high concentration of vitamins and minerals that they are used to make natural vitamin supplements. They contain special substances that protect the liver and stimulate bile production for digestion. Beets and their tops have been used successfully in cancer therapies. If you haven't tried beets or other exceptional kinds of produce we will also have cooking demonstrations so you can learn how to prepare these foods properly for the greatest amount of vitamins, minerals, and enjoyment. Samples will be provided and recipes are available for you to try at home.
We have also put together a local list of farmers so you can contact them as a continuing customer. If you are reading this and you are a local farmer who has not been contacted about the new Emery County farmers market, please contact Anne Cox for more information and so we can add you to this list at 801-687-2345. If you are reading this and realize the importance of supporting our local businesses and helping our economy thrive, come join us and help support a few students from our community through college beginning this coming Aug. 30.


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Are Cardinals getting used by Andy Reid? Maybe
Most of Tuesday afternoon was spent reading reports about Andy Reid's likelihood of landing in the desert.
The deposed Philadelphia Eagles coach is arguably the highest-profile name on the market right now, and he would seem like a great fit for the Cardinals.
Career winning record? Check.
Ability to put together a good coaching staff? Check.
Name recognition for fans? Check.
Ability to coach quarterbacks? Not only a check, but maybe the biggest selling point for a Reid/Cardinals marriage.
However, as the day wore on reports went from Reid being almost certain to join the Cardinals to simply setting up an interview later in the week, and then word leaked out the coach was set to interview with the Kansas City Chiefs about their job opening before the Cards get a chance to talk with him.
Uh oh?
Also, if you know agent Bob Lamonte's MO (reps Reid, Gruden, Holmgren), it sure looks like #Cardinals are the ones getting used.
— Jason Cole (@JasonColeYahoo) January 2, 2013
A Yahoo! Sports NFL insider, Cole's suggestion is as interesting as it is disturbing. Could Reid be playing the Cardinals in an effort to get a better deal somewhere else? Maybe he has little interest in the Cardinals or his former QB Kevin Kolb, and would rather start fresh with the team that currently holds the top pick in the 2013 draft.
It would not be the first time the Cardinals were used as leverage for someone to head to Kansas City, as Vonnie Holliday's flirtation with Arizona in 2003 ultimately led to him getting a big offer from the Chiefs.
In a twist of irony, though, Holliday ended up with the Cardinals after all, albeit quite a few years later.
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
The Emery Spartans finished the first half of region 12 play with a perfect 5-0 record after an easy 66-45 victory at Manti and then started the second half of the season just like the first half, with a win over North Sanpete. This time the score was 74-57.
At Manti, Emery was forced to play much of the game without either of their starting post players as both were forced to the bench with foul trouble. Midway through the second quarter, Colton Barnett picked up foul number four and Tanner Procarione picked up foul number three. The Spartans played a lot of the game with four guards and did very well going to an outside game rather than an inside game.
Against Manti, five different Spartan shooter had two 3-pointers in the game as Emery shot very well from the outside. Nevin Jensen, Mark Guymon, Derek Tuttle, Jake Fortner and Ty Benson all hit a pair of threes.
Against North Sanpete, Jensen, Tuttle and Guymon all hit three 3-point shots as Emery continued shooting the ball well from the outside.
At Manti, Emery led 18-15 after the first quarter as Tuttle scored six points. Emery outscored Manti 15-8 in the second quarter as Jensen scored 12 points in the period. Emery won the third quarter 16-9 to lead by 17 points after three. Emery also won the final period 17-13.
Scoring in the game was Jensen with 23 points, Benson with eight points, Fortner and Guymon with seven points and Tuttle, Procarione and Barnett with sixpoints each.
Against North Sanpete, Emery led 27-14 after the first quarter in a run fest of a game. Both teams put the ball on the floor and simply did everything in a hurry. Barnett had eight points in the quarter but Tuttle and Guymon each had six points. It was more of the same in the second period as Emery won the quarter 17-9. Emery led 14-12 with about three minutes left in the first quarter and outscored the Hawks 13-2 to close out the period.
To start the second quarter, Emery outscored the Hawks 13-4 in the first four minutes of play. That is 26-6 advantage Emery.
Emery continued building their lead in the third quarter as they won the period at 20-14. They led by as much as 26 points.
Jensen led the team again in scoring, this time with 19 points. Jensen also had four rebounds, 23 assists and two steals. Barnett finished with 14 points and pulled down five rebounds, had two blocked shots and dished out an assist. Derek Tuttle also finished in double figures for scoring with 12 points. Derek also had three rebounds and two steals. Guymon was the final Spartan to score in double figures as he finished with 11 points. Guymon also had two rebounds, two steals and two assists. Also scoring in the game were Fortner with six points, TJ Furner and Kashe Potter with four points each and Tanner Procarione and Benson with two points each.
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Section 1052:05. Fertilizer Content. No person, firm, corporation, franchise, or a commercial or noncommercial applicator, including a homeowner and renter, shall apply any lawn fertilizer, liquid or granular, within the City of Owatonna which contains any amount of phosphorus or other compound containing phosphorus, such as phosphate, except:
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One of the text messages I received on Christmas Day said: 'Happy Christmas! Hope u have a great day, with good company and lots of good food and drink..' To me, that pretty much sums up what Christmas should be about, and luckily for us it was. It was a real belter.
I'm sure there are many who wouldn't dream of spending the two nights of Christmas in the middle of nowhere with no electricity, running water or a flushing toilet. But it was a Christmas I'll never forget. Everyone who didn't have to work had been invited and the turn out was quite a good one - one big family for the day. The only one missing was Chicken (poor bugger had to work, spending Christmas alone staring at the walls in the gatehouse) which was an awful shame, and the Mannion, who was elsewhere feathering her love nest.
We set up camp right next to Moke Lake, an emerald green stretch of sparkling crystal clear water, which sits right in the middle of the mountains. It's a blissful setting and once we'd pulled up and dropped the anchor, the fun began. James had already set up the generator, lights and tunes and before we knew what was going on we were in full swing. The music flowed nicely and the barbecue sizzled constantly as people stepped up throughout the day to nurture huge succulent cuts of meat. The air was filled with that smoky, meaty homeliness and food was dotted about in abundance; roast turkey, huge bowls of fresh Greek salad, tortilla chips, snacks and dips and fresh fruit hacked up into thick juicy chunks. Even the occasional shot of tequila was handed round to keep everyone topped up. There were constant games of footy, rounders and volleyball, all with drink related rewards or forfeits and if that wasn't enough, there was plenty of swimming and fishing down by the lake to keep everyone happy. When Tamsin's two kids woke up under the magic of the stars in the early hours of Christmas morning, they found themselves well pressied up, proving that you don't have to live in a house with a chimney to get a present off Santa. What a great Christmas for them though; lying under the stars in the mountains straining to hear the sleigh bells!
Seven of us had previously chipped in for a share of 'The Keg', which we had sat overnight in a small inflatable kiddies boat filled with ice, ready for Christmas day. By the time we cracked it open and filled the first vessel, it was ice-cold and we were sorted. What really shocked us was its shelf life. We'd half expected it to run out by the early evening and everyone had got their own box of 'plan B' at the ready, but it just kept going and going - it was a joke. James eventually squeezed the final pint out on Boxing Day morning, knocking it back with a smile at breakfast!
Both evenings concluded with us all sat round a warm crackling fire while Jez and I thrashed out some songs to a jovial gathering. It turned out to be a great Christmas (certainly one with good company and lots of good food and drink) and having spent so many Christmases with my arms wrapped round an overstuffed belly, sitting half-awake trying to struggle through the same old shite that they show on telly each year, this one turned out to be quite a colourful change.
I was very impressed with Moke Lake. Considering it's only twenty-five minutes away from Queenstown along the Glenorchy road it makes for a perfect getaway at only a moments notice. It's right out of the way of the hustle and bustle of everyday civilisation and is blissfully quiet and peaceful. I can't wait to go back there. The other special privilege you get from being somewhere so remote is that there's no man-made light to ruin the view of the stars. I took myself off in the wee hours of Boxing Day morning to have a quiet moment with them. To be completely surrounded by mountains under the stars in the middle of nowhere is wonderful. It fires you up from the inside, it's so magical, so personal - you should try it... I stood for a few minutes in my own little world turning round and round following the undulating silhouette of the mountain line. Without light to spoil it, the sky above was incredible - a proper Christmas present! The Milky Way seemed to stretch vividly from one horizon to the other and there was a brief moment, as I stood facing north with my jaw hanging, that I saw a shooting star dash across the sky from the west. What a blessing. One of those rare, special moments for those who were looking, or who wanted to see. A sign maybe? I'd certainly like to think of it that way..


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My Favorite Things Event is in celebration of my birthday. I'm going on vacation (tonight!) and wanted to put something up and I have some more goodies to giveaway! Yay! So I'm going to talk about my birthday. Which isn't until June 29, by the way.
For my birthday in the past few years I've used my birthday money from my grandma and sometimes my mom, and I've gone to Powells, the biggest bookstore in the US, and the coolest, for sure! and I've bought books. Sometimes I go to Saturday Market and buy something too. Like two years ago I bought a cool purse. This year I'm not sure if I'll be able to buy books yet, but I've been composing a list of books I'm DYING for. So I'm going to share that list with you guys. Just for fun. No one needs to buy me any or anything 😉
My birthday shopping is very organized. I first compose a list of books I want. Then I go to Powells.com and I find out which ones they have used and write down the cost of the books and then I sort out which ones I'm willing to pay that much for and I just narrow it down a bit, I suppose. This year I'll be going to a Jacqueline Carey signing on the 18th so that will likely be my 'birthday' trip to Powells. Even though it's the Cedar Hills Crossing branch and not the downtown branch that I love so very much. But I know I'll be buying books then so I figure that's about all I'll be able to afford. So while there I'll be buying Naamah's Curse in hardback to be signed. And Naamah's Kiss most likely because the copies I have are for giveaway. I may pick up a couple of others of hers as well, and I have all my copies of the Kushiel's Legacy books to be signed too.
Other then her books I have all these others on my wish list. A few at the top of my list are:
Here's a few others on my WL:
An Echo in the Bone: A Novel (Outlander) by Diana Gabaldon
Would-Be Witch (A Southern Witch Novel) by Kimberly Frost
Barely Bewitched by Kimberly Frost
Thief Eyes by Janni Lee Simner
The Strangely Beautiful Tale of Miss Percy Parker by Leanna Renee Hieber
and The Darkly Luminous Fight for Persephone Parker by Leanna Renee Hieber
Leviathan by Scott Westerfeld (the paperback copy coming out in the fall has a great cover!)
Boneshaker (Sci Fi Essential Books) by Cherie Priest
The Boneshaker by Kate Milford
Red-Headed Stepchild (Sabina Kane) by Jaye Wells
First place winner will get the journal, a bookmark, and a birdcage tag.
Second place will get the fancy tag with the flowers, a bookmark and a birdcage tag.
Third place will the bird and faerie tag and a birdcage tag.
I'm keeping the third bookmark!
To enter please leave a comment about what YOU do for your birthday or what you like to do for your birthday. And feel free to say something about the Flying Unicorn shop! Be sure to leave an email address. Must be 13 or older and in the US or Canada. Contest ends June 29th.


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Breed, Rescue, Protect
At SEA LIFE Munich, we have lots of local activities you can support or get involved with!
SEA LIFE Conservation work hard to protect every part of our oceans and sea life that lives within it, whether the threat is man made, due to population changes in the wild, or an effect of global warming, we take action.
SEA LIFE has been a pioneer in the field of seahorse breeding, successfully breeding and rearing nine different species to date to help this very sensitive and endangered sea creature from facing extinction.
Our programme has meant that we do not need to rely on external suppliers to find seahorses for our exhibitions. That means that none will ever be taken from the wild on our behalf. It also means that we may be able to use our stock to resupply wild stock if they become extinct in the wild.
We are members of an international Taxon Advisory Group, which oversees important seahorse protection and conservation endeavours around the world.
SEA LIFE and its sister brand the Seal Sanctuaries annually rescues, cares for and returns to the wild more than 100 orphaned, injured and sick seal pups each year.
We also rescue other creatures that need our help, including rare sturgeon, dolphins, Minke Whales and Sea Turtles. In 2009 a rare Kemps Ridley Turtle found close to death on a beach in southern England was returned to the wild off North Carolina.
SEA LIFE provides permanent homes for damaged and disabled creatures rescued and in need of homing, that would otherwise have been killed or put to sleep. A SEA LIFE fund raising campaign has enabled a new Sea Turtle Rescue and Wildlife Information Centre to be built on the Greek island of Zakynthos.
We are active campaigners and do all we can to raise awareness of the critical issues facing the creatures of the oceans. We have been involved with lots of campaigns: the Stop Whaling Campaign, petitions to force the Greek government to improve conservation of sea turtle nesting beaches, helping to outlaw the grisly shark-fining industry, and reducing the impact of by-catch on vulnerable species. And it won't stop there. We will always be involved.
Last years campaign focussed upon to thwart Icelands ambititions to kill more whales, working closely in partnership with the Whale & Dolphin Conservation Society (WDCS).
s campaign focussed upon to thwart Iceland
The WDCS is the global voice for the protection of whales and dolphins. SEA LIFE and WDCS are working together to make the world a better place. Established back in 1987, the WDCS is the leading global charity dedicated to the conservation and welfare of all whales and dolphins (also known as cetaceans).
Iceland is hunting whales. They are doing it despite the fact that whaling is cruel and unnecessary. They are killing endangered fin whales (the second largest whale) as well as minke whales and make no secret of their aim to increase their whaling. WDCS and SEA LIFE want to close down the whaling companies by getting people to stop buying fish that is caught by whalers.
The aim of the campaign is to end Icelandic whaling. Get involved!
Your mission – to identify the retailers who sell fish from Icelandic whalers and track down anyone buying this fish. And get them to stop! Pick up your enrolment card in every SEA LIFE Centre.
For more information visit also: www.whales.org
Get involved with our latest campaign to raise funds to build a valuable Sea Turtle Rescue and Wildlife Information Centre on the Greek Island of Zakynthos. For thousands of years, generations of Loggerhead Turtles have returned year on year to the sandy beaches on the west side of Zakynthos to mate and make their nests. 90% of the loggerhead turtle nests in the Mediterranean are found here.
Today, the once idyllic island has been taken over by noisy clubs and excited tourists who simply don't know that many of their activities are damaging the ancient breeding ground of the Loggerhead Turtles.
We have pledged to raise funds to make the Turtle Sanctuary an operational rescue centre for the many turtles injured in boat collisions and by fishing gear. Our commitment is long-term. We will help staff the new facility and help fund its work after opening. We have raised c. €150,000 already but need to quickly raise another €200,000 to get the centre opened.
Why not donate to this important cause during your visit?
Here at SEA LIFE we care deeply about our oceans, the creatures that live above and beneath the surface and those we are lucky enough to have in our care. We are experts in husbandry and will only keep creatures that we know will thrive in the displays we create for them.
We are campaigners and activists, doing all we can to preserve the precious life that dwells in our oceans. As well as the practical breeding, homing, rescue and rehabilitation of ocean dwelling creatures we also petition governments, host conferences and help raise awareness of all kinds of important marine issues.
We are proud to work alongside lots of important environmental groups. These include: Greenpeace, The Marine Conservation Society, The Shark Trust, The Isle of Man Basking Shark Survey, The Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society, The Wildlife Trust, the Worldwide Fund for Nature and others.
We have financed vital field projects and have hosted exhibitions, fund-raising events and press conferences to help wildlife charities draw attention to particular marine conservation issues.
We have helped fisheries research by supplying mature shoaling species of seahorses for tagging and release.
We also carry out shark tagging through many of our centres. This work helps researchers to understand how habitat changes have affected the sharks' lives. In 2009, our staff at German SEA LIFE Centres carried out target training to begin to understand how different shark species react to colour and shapes underwater. This valuable research aids the understanding of movements of sharks on the wild.
We attract over six million visitors every year. This gives us a unique opportunity to increase awareness of, and support for, a wide range of marine conservation issues. We do this by placing an emphasis on environmental concerns wherever possible.
We also organise and host high profile conferences and events to attract the attention of the industry, media and general public. These have included an International Shark Conference at the National Sea Life Centre in Birmingham, a 'Junior' Shark Conference at Weymouth and a National Junior Sea Life Conference in Birmingham.
These events cover marine issues ranging from the controversial Alaskan seal cull to shark finning, whaling and the erosion of coral reefs.
You can get involved too. To find out how, email firstname.lastname@example.com or ask our talker in the SEA LIFE Centre.
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Virgin Blue Responds To Criticism Of The NCCâs Draft Recommendation To Declare Sydney Airport07/10/2003
Low Fare Carrier Reaffirms Its View That Only The Regulatory Process Will Keep The Airport Monopoly In Check
Virgin Blue this week filed its response to airport owners and the government over the draft recommendation from the National Competition Council (NCC) that certain services at Sydney Airport should be declared under Part IIIA of the Trade Practices Act.
Declaration of these services at Sydney Airport would allow an impartial umpire, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, to decide on disputes between airlines and the newly privatised owner of Sydney Airport (SACL) over landing charges.
SACL has recently introduced changes to the way in which charges, including how take-off and landing fees apply, which have increased the amounts Virgin Blue has to pay by in excess of 50% and ultimately result in higher airfares to the travelling public.
This rise comes on top of a nearly 100% increase granted to the airport just before privatisation.
If Sydney Airport was declared, this would prevent SACL from being able to set take-off and landing charges at monopolistic levels.
Virgin Blue reaffirms its belief that the NCC's final decision should confirm its draft recommendation that the airside service at Sydney Airport be declared.
Brett Godfrey, Chief Executive of Virgin Blue, said, "It's hard to run a light handed regulatory approach to airports if the responsible department shows no willingness to even take their hands out of their pockets. Certainly, if the officials responsible aren't going to protect the consumer from monopolistic behaviour by the airports, then we would call on them at least to allow the regulatory process to run its course to its earliest conclusion."
Brett Godfrey added, "People have to worry about any privatisation where extraordinary sums are payed for public assets and then it subsequently appears that, with a wink and a nod, a monopoly is allowed to grab the money back as they see fit. We assume nobody wants to see the privatisation process become an indirect way to put another tax on travellers."
Following the NCC's recommendation, the Government has to make a final decision on the declaration of Sydney Airport. The Government's decision must be made on the same criteria as the NCC's recommendation.
In the event that the NCC confirms its draft recommendation, then it will have found that Sydney Airport has market power and that declaration will benefit the travelling public. If the NCC reconfirms its earlier position, Virgin Blue would expect the Government to declare Sydney Airport with minimal delay.
* For a copy of Virgin Blue's submission please go to www.virginblue.com.au - ncc
• Declaration under Part IIIA can be sought where the provider of the service has market power and declaration would promote competition in a related market.
• In its draft recommendation, the NCC found that SACL did have market power, and that declaration would promote competition in the market in which Virgin Blue provides services to passengers flying to and from Sydney.
• Following the NCC's announcement of its decision, a number of parties responded opposing declaration of Sydney Airport. Unsurprisingly, the majority of the opponents of declaration were owners of privatised airports in Australia, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Canberra airports.
• The airports argued that the NCC should not declare Sydney Airport because declaration would only promote consumption of air travel, not competition between actual and potential suppliers of air travel as required by the Act. However, Virgin Blue commissioned a report from Frontier Economics which concluded that competition would be promoted, as the NCC found in its draft recommendation. By preventing SACL from charging excessive prices. Competition will be enhanced and the main beneficiaries will be the travelling public who will enjoy lower air fares.
• The airports also argued that the NCC should not declare Sydney Airport because it would be inconsistent with the Government's "light handed" approach to regulation. In other words, the airport owners alleged that they had been promised by the Government that they would be exempt from these pro-competitive provisions of the Act, and that declaration would be inconsistent with this alleged promise. However, Virgin Blue, in its submission, has shown that declaration would in fact be entirely consistent with the Government's policy in relation to airport regulation. When the Government privatised Sydney Airport, it deliberately announced its regulatory policy before bids were lodged for Sydney Airport so that all bidders would be fully aware of the regulatory framework. The Government announced at that time that Part IIIA of the Act would continue to apply to airports, in order to provide airlines and other users of airports with access to an independent umpire to resolve disputes with the new airport owners over the terms and conditions for using the privatised airports.
• The Department of Transport and Regional Services also argued that Sydney Airport should not be declared for the same reasons that substantially mirrored those advanced by the airports. Virgin Blue disagreed, arguing that the Department's views, if followed by the NCC, would result in a decrease in competition and cause passengers to pay more to travel on all airlines. That would be highly undesirable and inconsistent with Virgin Blue's desire to provide increased opportunities for Australians to travel, be it on business, visiting loved ones or simply boosting the struggling tourism industry through growth in the domestic holiday market.


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Although the edit is time-stamped at 25 April 2007 15:12, just 39 minutes after the original entry was made, it has only recently been discovered that the revision was made by someone at one of Sony's studios. The detective work was made possible by a Wikipedia scanner invented by an American student which makes it easy to see who is editing entries on the site. Wikipedia tracked the page edit to the IP address 184.108.40.206, which routes back to Sony Computer Entertainment Europe's studios in Liverpool.
The page has since been restored to its former state and Wikipedia has locked the page from any further edits for the time being. Halo 3 is due for release in the UK on 26 September, but has already broken the record for the fastest selling game ever, topping one million pre-orders in early August
basically they tried trashing the xbox's best selling game on wikipedia. not only is this childish and stupid maybe they should worry about putting out good games instead of trashing xbox's games. i can't think of 1 sony exclusive game thats worth my time. thats why they can't sell systems. it has nothing to do with graphics


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April 3, 2013
MEXICO CITY – Governor Pat Quinn tomorrow will meet with travel officials in Mexico City to promote Mexican tourism in Illinois, already a $103 million business. The governor is currently on a trade mission to Mexico, as part of his agenda to drive Illinois' economy forward and create jobs. The governor will address members of the travel industry at a breakfast in Mexico City to showcase Illinois and Chicago as a visitor destination and advance Mexican awareness of Illinois' rich cultural heritage.
"Mexico is Illinois' third largest international market for visitors to our state, with 100,000 arriving by plane alone each year," Governor Quinn said. "But we can't stop now, and this mission will strengthen our economy by increasing the number of Mexican tourists to Illinois."
Governor Quinn will headline the Illinois tourism breakfast held at the Torre Mayor, one of the tallest buildings in Mexico City. In his address, the governor will highlight the great and varied tourism opportunities available in Illinois, from the city of Chicago to the Abraham Lincoln and Route 66 sites, and the Shawnee National Forest. Joining Governor Quinn is a host of Illinois businesses and organizations, including Chicago-based United Airlines and Choose Chicago, to encourage travel to Illinois.
Illinois and Mexico have strong social ties. There are 1.6 million persons of Mexican origin in Illinois, representing 12.5 percent of the state's population, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Yet, many Mexican tourists come to Illinois to visit family and friends without taking advantage of the diverse activities in the state. One of the trade mission's main objectives is increasing Illinois' market share of Mexican visitors to the U.S., as there is great potential. Mexican travel to the U.S. is expected to grow 17 percent by 2017.
"Mexico is critical to our tourism sales, marketing and public relations strategy," Don Welsh, Choose Chicago president and CEO said. "Visitation out of this market is essential as we continue to work toward Mayor Emanuel's two key goals for leisure tourism – to grow annual visitation to exceed 50 million visitors annually, and to elevate Chicago to be among the top five most popular US cities for international travel. Mexico's travel trade community, and its travel writers and influencers have now discovered the most American of American cities. We look forward to continued success in this region."
"As tourism traffic from Mexico to Chicago continues to grow, United is excited to be a key partner in efforts to connect these two great destinations for business and leisure travelers," Rolf Meyer, United Airlines' managing director of sales in Mexico said. "This marks our 47th year of service to Mexico, and we look forward to continuing to explore new opportunities in the local markets."
According to Google, from 2011 to 2012 the highest increase of online users searching for Illinois information came from Mexico, a 23 percent increase. Since attractions throughout the state are very popular with Spanish-speaking families, Illinois has launched a re-imagined www.disfrutaillinois.com, the state tourism website for Spanish-speaking audiences. The Spanish-language guide can be downloaded for free on the website.
More than 90 million domestic and international travelers visit Illinois every year, supporting more than 290,000 jobs. The Illinois tourism industry generated a record $31.8 billion in 2011, up 8.4 percent from the previous year, fueled by a record increase in leisure travel. The 2012 results, slated to be released this summer, are expected to show another strong year. The robust results emphasize the critical role tourism plays in fueling Illinois' economic growth, creating jobs and providing additional revenue to the state.
The top markets for international visitors to Illinois, in order, are: Canada, United Kingdom, Mexico, Japan, the People's Republic of China and Germany.
The Mexico trade mission, from April 3 to 6, is the latest by Governor Quinn as he seeks to promote Illinois to an international audience. Past missions include China and Japan in 2011, and Canada and Brazil in 2012.
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Thirty law enforcement officers from western Massachusetts gathered in Pittsfield today for a morning of role-playing with a pair of improv comedians. The mission was to get practice dealing with mentally unbalanced citizens.
Barb Cardillo and Frank Lafrazia have worked together as members of the Royal Berkshire Improv Troupe, as well as in Barrington Stage Company's playwriting mentorship program for at-risk youth. Now they're putting improvisation skills to work, playing scenes with police officers that mimmick the unpredictable behavior of people experiencing mental illness.
Here, after an in-character tirade about an ex-boyfriend and a nosy neighbor, the actress is pacified.
After each scene, Major Thomas Grady of the Berkshire County Sheriff's Office discusses strategies for dealing with similar situations. He says the first reaction may be to arrest someone for disorderly conduct, something he says might clog up the court system while not addressing the underlying issues.
The goal, Grady says, is to find an option "that doesn't necessarily result in the use of force or result in arrest. Where we may be able to direct people into treatment programs that can be more successful for them to have an outcome and not have negative encounters with law enforcement, but see them as partners in helping to get them to a process that can improve their lives."
Cardillo says her job as an actress is to provide as natural a reaction as she can.
"You go as real as possible, you don't hold back. And if you've seen these behaviors in real life then you know how to portray these so that the officers can get a really good indication of how they might be dealing with people as they go in on a situation."
This is the fourth session like this, organized by the National Alliance on Mental Illness of Berkshire County.


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