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The River Room
Light, airy and serene, the River Room features floor-to- ceiling windows for stunning views of the river and access to alfresco decks and terraces, all with the same lovely views. Designed by internationally renowned designer Tony Chi, it is furnished in a palette of cream, mushroom and sage as a neutral background for your wedding décor. This spacious banquet space can accommodate up to 200 for dinner and dancing.
The Hudson Room
Connected to the River Room by a glass hallway, and situated between the Ceremony Garden and the River Room, the Hudson Room is ideal for post-ceremony cocktail receptions. Designed by Sharon Davis Design Studio, the space is fresh and uplifting, and accommodates over 200 people for cocktails. With glass all around, the building brings the outdoor greenery in and allows for a lovely visual flow from the Ceremony Garden all the way through to the River Room.
The Ceremony Garden
Immediately adjacent to the Hudson Room, the Ceremony Garden is a spectacular outdoor space for ceremonies and parties. Constructed of carefully inter-woven bittersweet vines, the pergola can be left natural or decorated with flowers and greenery. With the Hudson River and surrounding Highlands as backdrops, the north-westerly facing garden frequently has unforgettable sunsets.
A more intimate space with similar décor and views to the River Room, Windgate is the choice for smaller weddings as well as smaller celebrations like bridal showers, your rehearsal dinner, or post wedding brunch. With an entire wall of French doors that spill onto a large, garden-edged stone terrace, and a large deck overlooking the river valley on the other side, this lovely room can accommodate up to 60 people indoors and 120 when the terrace area is tented.
Weddings at Highlands Country Club
The Highlands Country Club is our second wedding venue, located just down the hill from us. Nestled on acres of gardens and greenery, the venue offers a unique blend of romance and elegance in a country setting for your wedding. Ensconced in a beautiful Georgian Manor House, the ballroom boasts 20-foot ceilings, two oversized wood-burning fireplaces, and a stunning crystal chandelier. Arched French doors spill out to covered verandah space on two sides that add to the atmosphere of casual elegance fitting with the exceptional beauty of the surrounding landscape.


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Fire in the hole! A thundering boom intended to signal the end of the Spirit Ball's silent auction on Saturday night sent guests ducking for cover as smoke and a shower of sparks erupted from Spirit of South Carolina's mooring in front of the Union Pier Terminal. Once guests realized the glass-shatteringly loud explosion was meant for theatrical entertainment (and not, say, a bombardment by the redcoats some 229 years after the Revolution), nervous laughter twittered through the crowd. Woo hoo!
Orchestrated by the South Carolina Maritime Heritage Foundation, it was fitting fanfare to mark a night dedicated to raising funds and awareness for experiential educational opportunities aboard our locally crafted tall ship. Although site of Spirit illuminated by moonlight was perhaps the most fitting visual, other nautical elements abounded. An aerialist costumed as a mermaid spun on a ring hung high above guests' heads; under-the-sea ephemera, including coral and faux pearls, decorated the bars; fabric-draped orbs that resembled glowing jellyfish floated above the seated dinner; and shells were affixed to napkin rings.
Auction items were decidedly water-based: a classic 14-foot wooden boat, a one-week say in Elbow Cay, a weekend stay in Green Turtle Cay, a week in Key West, model boats, paintings of boats, sailing lessons, and sunset cruises. But perhaps the most anticipated auction item of the night came at the very end when a seven-week old Boykin Spaniel puppy found itself at the center of a lively bidding war.

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We've created a number of display panels, following up Tony Atkins excellent production of some at A3 size on display at Leicester, having seen what the French did at the European Go Congress.
These are designed to be useable for external events and exhibitions and are downloadable from our website. They can be printed in full quality up to A2 size.
More details are available here [1].
These are our initial versions, so your comments are especially welcome.
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**Group A** ( I know the results were already released for this set but this was just my ranking/reasons owo^)
Kyros~Masochistic Love
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Hoooolllllyy this was very well done. The problem with Bakemonogatari AMVs is they often like to rely simply on the "prettiness" of the footage and I am so happy you did not. The story was evident, sexy, twisted, everything this title promises and more. Sure, some of the effects were a bit heavy, but I honestly believe that added to the chaotic atmosphere you were creating. You are a force to be reckoned with in this competition. And I hope I see more Bakemonogatari AMVs like this in the future. You have given me hope! Great job~!
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Talk about creativity! This AMV is a work of art. Similarly to Kyros, your title could not be more appropriate. I felt what you were getting at was blatantly stated, but in such a way it's not as obvious as you think. Which is…confusing…And amazing. Your scene selection was impeccable, and so was your flow. The only thing that got me was that effect in the second half. I know what you were getting at, but it clashed with your subtle first half. That was the only thing I could find wrong with it though! Amazing job!
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I…freaking..love…this movie. And I love this AMV. It was nicely done, with great scene selection to generate a serene and also chaotic atmosphere…at the same time. Pretty tough feat if you ask me, and you did it so seamlessly. Sadly, for me it was a bit slower to the uptake compared to the other videos, and that's why it fell to number 3 for me…Still, I can see myself rewatching this over and over.
LopezAMV~Astral Ocean
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Might I take a moment to say your internal sync is amazing? Cause it is. Without a doubt. The action scenes in this are absolutely flawless. I was really sucked in to those moments, and totally loved them! However, I cannot say the same for the rest of your AMV. I did not really understand the point of the change in aspect ratio. I don't think it is necessarily a BAD touch, but for me it was just distracting and not needed. Also, in comparison to your choruses, the AMV seemed to drag. Nice edit overall though!
**Group B**
Note: I am not going to include myself in this section for obvious reasons XD
Chiisus~Random Curiosity
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Okay, I don't care what you say, madam, this was a great video. You went out of the box and managed to create a truly fun video to watch! It's exactly what the title declares it to be, and it goes with the upbeat attitude of the song. Oh, and not to mention I was laughing my butt off the entire journey! Seriously. Sit down. Shush. And accept you have a great video =w= I am glad we had this talk. The only nitpick I really have is I wish you would of used the whole song because I truly wanted to see more, but I understand why you didn't have the time to do so. Still, in my opinion you dominated this round with your seamless editing and use of footage. Amazing job, Susie!
Xpauchan~Haruhi Has A Rather Manly Voice
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Okay, one. Awesome title. Two, awesome video. Seriously, the amount of time and masking that I can see that went into this video would obviously drive anyone mad in a week. You are crazy, and it worked out nice! The video instantly pulls you in (literally), and the use of the show's original OP and you using it to create your own was a stroke of pure genius for flow! The use of text was also a nice touch, which is an easy thing to mess up, but you made work! However, I think some of your scene selection left something to be desired. For example, in my personal opinion, the scenes at 1:05 that make the scenes go into multiple boxes (I know it is part of the original footage, so no worries I am not attacking an "effect) could be done with out. They were extremely distracting and did not fit the rest of the AMV. But that is a nitpick at best. I also think the lip sync could be touched up in a couple places. Overall though, an amazing AMV!
Pockying~Scream & Shout!
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This was a fun AMV. A VERY fun AMV. I'd be a liar if I said I didn't giggle at some of the timing of those hits that Kanami puts on Souske!...But that is my main problem with this. You have such a promising opening and then..it is just a bunch of Kanami hitting Souske..over…and over…and over again. Which, yes, is funny, and your timing is great, but it makes the concept a bit dull in comparison to the other videos. Chiisus also had a pretty random slapstick humor kind of video, but the difference is that while hers was varied, you relied on a lot of the same type of scenes and that made the humor seem repetitive. I really enjoyed your video overall though! Great job!
**Group C**
Kimberly~Come Alive
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Shannnaa *o* Okay, time to snap out of it. I believe this was the best fitting and also best edited of the videos in this particular group. It has such a nice atmosphere created by wonderful scene selection, nice subtle transitions, and pure emotion. Also, your concept is obvious and I loved you didn't go for the whole love triangle angle and instead Shana's own personal insecurities. Seriously, I really loved your video. Only thing that killed it for me was that fade out at the end..but it is not such a red flag that it made the entire experience unenjoyable! Awesome job, Kim!
Illeia~The Yuri-ning
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Holy roerughrues! I have been waiting for someone to use Penguindrum and use it well and finally all my prayers have been answered! The nice twist of forging a romance that did not even exist in the original was also quite amazing considering, if I read your description correctly, you edited this in a very short amount of time. So, dayum, props! Only thing I could say is the constant black fade outs were a bit distracting, and I wish you had given yourself a bit more time in the scene selection department to find some more fitting clips. However, like I have said maybe a gazillion times by now, those are nitpicks. I cannot deny I love this video and it was well done. Keep making awesome stuff!
Mkid~Big Brother, Little Brother
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This video has soooo much potential and it only fell short of the other two videos in my eyes for some very small reasons. The first being your pacing. To me sometimes it seemed to slow, sometimes too fast and needs some tweaks. Also, your anime selection was hard to work with with this kind of song, I am sure, so I give you serious props in that realm, but some of your scene selection seemed a bit…run on. If that makes any sense. I think you made a great video though and it is nice to see some originality and a different twist on the song! Great job!
Meleechampion~Overly Attached Catgirl
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Well, your title was fitting! And I liked the atmosphere you were going for. Your concept was crystal clear but..your execution flopped in my opinion. I do not understand the need for those empty black spaces you liked to use. I understand they were for transition purposes but they gave me more of a feeling of an unfinished AMV than a useful transition. You also had slow moving, run on scenes that did not fit at all. Like for example when they are walking in the tunnel. You could have easily made these scenes shorter or nixed them entirely. There were some moments in your AMV that really shined, but for the most part this could use a lot of improvement in scene selection, flow, and transition.


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A strong cold front will approach Arkansas Tuesday. As the front moves into the warm, moist air accompanied by a strong jet stream aloft, potentially strong to severe thunderstorms will develop.
Strong to severe storms will continue to push through Central Arkansas during the evening hours. A tornado watch is in effect for all of Central Arkansas through 1 AM
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Storms will develop into a squall line with locally damaging wind gusts as the storms push Eastward into Central Arkansas. The greatest risk for storms in Central Arkansas is during the evening hours, especially between about 7PM and 11PM. Below is our computer model projection for 8PM, showing the storms over Central Arkansas.
Storms will push through Eastern Arkansas during the late evening hours and out of the State by shortly after Midnight.
Along with strong damaging wind gusts, isolated embedded tornadoes are possible along the squall line due to the strong wind shear. Below is the Storm Prediction Center severe weather outlook for tomorrow. All of Arkansas is under a risk area for severe storms. A moderate risk has been issued for parts of Central, Southern and Eastern Arkansas where the severe threat is greatest
Very strong wind shear along with warm, moist air in place ahead of the front will create an environment conducive for spin-ups to develop along the squall line. These spin-ups may create tornadoes, and due to the strong wind field in place any tornado that does form may be strong to violent (EF2 or higher) The storm prediction Center has placed much of Arkansas in a enhanced risk for EF2 or stronger tornadoes for Tuesday evening as indicated within the purple line .
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Most storms will exit the State by shortly after Midnight.
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Some say-
The bad weather during all the seasons kept hunters from hunting as much.
Winter Kill
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Change in farming practices due to high grain and hay prices.
What do you guys think caused this decline?
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If you are(were) in soil conservation let me ask you a question. Maybe you can help me in approaching them here. 3 years ago we did a project that cost me about 1/4 and gov about 3/4. Had I done it alone it prob would have cost me about half. As you know 100% has to be done as the gov. says, with it paying a portion and me paying a portion. They designed it and that was the way that it had to be done. Well now due to the design, it has failed. Am I responsible for fixing it now at my expense even though it had to be done their way or will the gov pay the cost of fixing it. How would you approach it if you were me. Your ideas would be appreciated since I will have to do something soon to stop the erosion that is now taking place.
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Wildlife Habitat Site Accessibility Guidelines
When creating a wildlife habitat site it is important to consider the needs of people as well as wildlife, including people with disabilities. At the start of the planning process, create a universal design by adding accessible elements to the habitat design that will enhance the usability of the space for all people (i.e., people with disabilities, senior citizens, parents with strollers, etc.).
Of course, the size and location of your habitat, as well as the budget will impact what is reasonable for the site. However, many of the following suggestions are low cost and easily implemented. The site design plan should include all accessible elements. If some items are not possible in the original construction due to budget constraints, make sure to start with pathways and other basics to assure immediate accessibility. Add additional accessible elements such as benches into the long range development of the wildlife habitat site.
Note: If the habitat site is developed at a public or government facility or the project funding comes from federal, state, or local government sources, the site must be accessible to people with disabilities.
The suggested guidelines below highlight overall accessibility ideas. Often, the suggestions exceed government standards to accommodate the nature of gardening as an activity and to accommodate multiple users in a given area. For example, pathways that exceed the government standard and are a minimum of 48 inches will give a person who uses a wheelchair ample space for gardening tools and easy maneuvering while allowing others to pass by. The additional room will also allow for multiple visitors with and without disabilities to enjoy the space at the same time. Please contact the United States Access Board at www.access-board.gov for the complete Americans With Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG).
- Choose a site that is largely accessible (i.e., level, easy to get to, does not flood, etc.).
- If possible, place the habitat close to a building or home. This is useful for all individuals, providing access to a water source, tool storage, and restroom facilities.
- Take advantage of existing paths or sidewalks for access.
- Width: Optimal recommended width is 60 inches with a minimum recommended width of 48 inches.
- Surface: Should be firm and stable. Recommended surface options include pavement, textured concrete, and screenings. Screenings are made from a mixture of small pieces of rock (no greater than 1/4 inch in size; typically limestone or greenstone) and dust to stabilize it. Brick and boardwalk style pathways become slick when wet and can be a safety risk. Rock, wood chip, and stepping stone paths are not recommended.
- Slope: Recommended five percent or less running slope (grade). Recommended cross slope is two to three percent.
- Ramps: Any time the grade of a path exceeds five percent a ramp is required. If a ramp is needed, the least amount of slope possible is recommended. A maximum acceptable slope is 1:12 (e.g., a one-inch rise for every twelve inches of distance). Ramps are required to have a level, 60-inch minimum landing immediately before and after a sloped run, and a landing must be installed for every 30 feet of sloped run.
- Handrails: Handrails are recommended for safety purposes any time an element such as a ramp or bridge is present on a path. The gripping surface of handrails should be between 1 1/4 and 1 1/2 inches wide. Recommended handrail heights for adults should be 34 to 38 inches; heights for children should be 20 to 27 inches.
- Obstacles: Paths should be free of any obstacles such as roots, rocks, and/or steps. There should be ample head and side clearance (i.e. , from tree branches) for individuals at standing and seated levels. It is important to maintain pathways for safety.
Planting Beds and Containers:
- Create raised planting beds or boxes to accommodate individuals who use wheelchairs, senior citizens, and other individuals with limited mobility. There are a variety of styles and heights that can be used; if possible use a mixture of heights to accommodate the greatest range of individuals.
- Create a sensory garden in a raised bed or standing planter box for individuals with visual impairments. This allows individuals to comfortably explore and experience the plantings.
- Use trellises to raise plants vertically to provide access to plants for a greater number of individuals.
- Containers are an inexpensive way to create raised plantings. Whiskey barrels and other large planters are an excellent way to raise the height of plantings. In addition, you can use plant stands, existing walls, etc. to place containers at different heights.
- If possible, create a multi-layered landscape design to increase access to all individuals.
- A variety of adaptive gardening tools are available including long-handled tools, tools with adaptive handles, light weight and comfort grip tools. The handles of traditional gardening tools can be modified with tape/foam/or bandage material for gardeners with limited muscle strength, coordination, or dexterity of the hands. You can also use simple household items such as ice cream scoops and long handled spoons.
- Have gardeners who have difficulty carrying items wear an apron with pockets or secure a light-weight bag or basket on their wheelchair or walker.
- If possible, provide a tool storage shed in or near the habitat.
- To increase comfort, have gardeners who have difficulty bending or have joint pain use kneelers, knee pads, or a small stool.
- Use tools with brightly colored handles or paint or tape the handles in a contrasting color to provide contrast for gardeners with low vision.
- Interpretive signs should not be text heavy; text should be in large, no-glare block letters. When possible, utilize pictures and/or symbols.
- Make Braille plant labels for raised bed sensory gardens.
- For larger public gardens, incorporate an auditory interpretation system into signage.
- Add benches for people to rest. Benches should have back supports and an arm rest on at least one end for safety purposes. If possible, place benches in shade. Recommended spacing for benches is no greater than 100 feet, depending on the size of the habitat.
- Choose plants for scent and tactile recognition for gardeners and visitors with visual impairments.
- Use sound producing elements such as wind chimes, a waterfall, or a fountain to help provide orientation in the habitat for gardeners and visitors with visual impairments.
Resources Books:
Adil, Janeen. Accessible Gardening for People With Physical Disabilities: A Guide to Methods, Tools, and Plants. Bethseda, MD: Woodbine House, Inc., 1994.
Rothert, Gene. The Enabling Garden : Creating Barrier-Free Gardens. Dallas, TX: Taylor Publishing, 1994.
Woy, Joann. Accessible Gardening: tips and Techniques for Seniors and the Disabled. Mechanicsburg, PA: Stackpole Books, 1997.
Yeomans, Kathleen. The Able Gardener. Pownal, VT: Storey Communications, 1992.
The American Horticulture Therapy Association
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Denver, CO 80206-3799
(303) 331-3862
The Access Board
Americans With Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG)
A. M. Leonard, Inc. - (800)543-8955
Access to Recreation, Inc. - (800)634-4351
AdaptAbility - (800)288-9941
Gardeners Supply Co. - (800)444-6417
Kinsman Company - (800)733-4146
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Seriously ?...if that were the case then please explain why perspective candidate like Gingrich and Palin go out of their way to please the Reagan conservatives and why He is considered the standard bearer for the modern day conservative movement..IMHO the Republican party has become sidetracked because it abandoned some of the principles that Reagan brought to the party, they moved to the center and thats not their nature or strong suit, if there is one thing the Tea Party has done its to kick the party in the rear and get them to move to the right of center which is where most of America sits too..
Pres. Reagan brought stability and strength to the office when we needed it after the weak Pres. Carter failures. Between his strong personality and determination we returned to feeling good about ourselves.
On the other hand, he did bribe the Iranian terrorist and did trade arms for hostages. He ran from Lebannon after the bombing of the Marine barracks. His Amnesty Program was ill-concieved and led to a mass influx of new illegal migrants. A program he should have never gotten behind when he knew Congress wouldn't follow through. And, he spent money like a Democrat.
I think Hannity and Palin try and ride his coattails because he is the only memorable Republican President since WW2. But then again, I liked Nixon and still do!
A lesson he should have taught his son!


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I am using the SMARTWORK Program but I appreciate all advice and comments as I believe most (and I said most) programs that include force fetch are generally the same, especially at the beginning when teaching "HOLD". I have a 10mth old female Labkin. She is obedience trained and collar conditioned to all desired obedience commands. She has been taught the "FETCH" command from day one by commanding fetch to generally all marks. She is now steady on the line and only fetches on the command. She breaks from time to time but I'm OK with that right now. What I'm getting at is she understands the command "FETCH" not fully of course, hence the need for FF.
Moving along to my question......
In the beginnings of FF, "HOLD" is being taught. I have not seen the command "FETCH" used in the beginning of FF when teaching "HOLD". As in using the word FETCH (which my dog knows) to allow the dog to receive the bumper/paint roller easier and then command/teach HOLD. (It is not used in the SMARTFETCH DVD or any YouTubes that I've searched.
Can the command FETCH be used in conjunction with the teaching of HOLD? Would it hurt? It seems that it would actually help the dog to work through the next step of ear pinch. Or is there a reason we should keep it separate?
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Credit Suisse released its Emerging Europe, Middle East and Asia outlook for 2013 today, and they're calling for big gains in the region.
It's a big group of countries, however, and Credit Suisse isn't standing pat. They're reducing their positions in their big winners like Turkey, which has gained 50% so this year, in favor of last years losers, such as Russia. Part of the reason is the historical patterns within the MSCI EMEA Index:
We find that on average for all EMEA countries since 1997, 60% of the time a country outperforms (underperforms) the regional benchmark in any particular year it reverses in the following year. At an individual country level we find that Russia, Poland, Hungary and Turkey are more likely to reverse their annual relative performance having done so at least two-thirds of the time since 1997 (Russia and Poland close to three quarters of the time).
A strategy of switching each January to the worst performing three countries of the previous year (equally weighted basis) would have outperformed the EMEA benchmark by 122% since 1999. In contrast, sticking with the winning three countries of the previous year would have underperformed by 17%.
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Trip Start Jul 14, 2008
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on idle. We left there about 11:30AM and headed north. Most
of this trip was at 15-20 MPH because the Crescent Hotel is situated in
the Ozark Mountains. Upon arrival, we were stunned by the hotel
and our room. The hotel was built in 1886 and is made of
limestone from the area. The view from our room (419) is
beautiful. We can see over the mountains from the view on the
fourth floor
Our room is dark green trim with light green walls and is the room
where the ghost Miss Theadora is known to show herself. The room
above us is the penthouse and Dr. Baker's previous residence where he
is known to visit. On the ghost tour we found that the room below
us is where a college student fell to her death after the building
changed into a female college. Below that, on the second floor,
is where Michael, an not so happy ghost resides. They call the
"19" rooms (i.e. 419, 319, 219, etc.) a vortex where it attracts these
ghosts. On the ghost tour, we also got to go into the old morgue
where the "doctor" performed many questionable operations with some
German "doctors" during WWII being involved
a table used during some of the live autopsies. Some of the
individuals that were in our group on the tour made the comment that
they had felt like someone/something had "touched" or "pinched" them
during the tour, however neither of us experienced anything out of the
ordinary. We also took a picture of a locker down in the morgue
area that had previously been seen on the television show Ghost Hunters
(you can actually go onto YouTube and type in Ghost Hunters and
Crescent Hotel to see what was revealed during this
investigation). Like the rest of the hotel, our room is
breathtaking and lavish (we constantly find ourselves "oohing" and
Before the ghost tour, we walked around the garden/exterior of the
which just happens to be located on the same floor as our room.
We ate outside on a patio and enjoyed taking in the views as we ate our
dinner. The food and views were both wonderful.
Tomorrow will begin with a breakfast that is served in the Crystal
Dining Room, a trip on the trolley into the actual town portion of
Eureka Springs for some sight seeing and possible shopping, a quick
lunch, and then Beth is off to the Spa to receive some TLC (Tadd is
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just is sure that he doesn't want to spend it "alone" in the room).
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TUPELO – Oscar the groundhog, like many of Tupelo's teenagers, was slow to rise on a chilly Saturday morning, but when he finally did, he stayed out of his hole.
Legend has it since Oscar stayed above ground and was not spooked back into his hole by his own shadow, spring will come early.
While Oscar was chilled waking up in Tupelo, many of his Northeast Mississippi neighbors woke up to icy conditions.
While travelers in Alcorn, Tishomingo, Benton and Marshall counties battled slick roads, Oscar looked warm in his burrow and a little upset that he was awake at 8 a.m. After some coaxing and the promise of pecans, the hefty groundhog made his way out of his hole to root around in his pen.
Oscar's more famous kin, Punxsutawney Phil, of Punxsutawney, Penn., also predicted on Saturday an early spring for 2013.
Tupelo Buffalo Park & Zoo zookeeper Kathy Cappleman said Oscar predicted an early spring last year, unlike Phil, who said there would be six more weeks of winter, and spring did indeed come early.
As it stands now, cold weather will be here for the foreseeable future but meteorologist Marlene Mickelson of the National Weather Service in Memphis said she doesn't expect more ice.
The region's skies should be mostly sunny with temperatures in the mid-50s to low 60s this week with low temperatures climbing out of the mid-30s into the mid-40s.
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During her address at Princeton's 260th Commencement, President Shirley M. Tilghman expressed concern about recent proposals by the U.S. Department of Education that "for the first time in American history" could impose standardized testing on colleges and universities. She said that the best way to measure the value of a college education is not by any standardized test, but by the ways graduates put their degrees to work once they leave the University. Princeton awarded degrees to 1,127 undergraduates and 716 graduate students at the June 5 ceremony.
Top left: A student put her own twist on the traditional graduation garb.
At left: Friends gather to capture the moment.
The Commencement ceremony offered an opportunity for students to reflect on their Princeton experiences as they looked forward to the future.
Salutatorian Maya Maskarinec, a classics major from Honolulu, delivered the salutatory address, which at Princeton is traditionally given in Latin and is the University's oldest student honor.
Above left: More than 1,800 undergraduate and graduate degree recipients filled the lawn in front of Nassau Hall for the University's 260th Commencement.
The valedictory oration was delivered by Glen Weyl, an economics major from Los Altos Hills, Calif., who is merely a year away from earning his Ph.D. in the field.
Above left: Honorary degree recipients pictured with President Shirley M. Tilghman (right) and University Orator Rajiv Vinnakota (third from right) were: (from left) Muhammad Ali, LaSalle Leffall Jr., Twyla Tharp, Robert Fagles, Norman Augustine, Elizabeth Blackburn and Fritz Stern.
Princeton's newest alumni celebrated their accomplishments and congratulated one another as they exited FitzRandolph Gates.
At left: Faculty members honored with President's Awards for Distinguished Teaching, pictured with President Shirley M. Tilghman (center), were (from left) Kenneth Norman, Sanjeev Kulkarni, Eric Gregory and Alexander Smits.
Senior Elyse Umeda's mother Verna greeted her with a lei following the ceremony.
At left: The outstanding New Jersey secondary school teachers recognized during the ceremony were (from left): Bruce Grefe of Creative Arts High School, Camden; Peggy Stewart of Vernon Township High School, Vernon; Nina Lavlinskaia of High Tech High School, North Bergen; and Raymond Page of St. Anthony High School, Jersey City.
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1,843 undergraduate and graduate students awarded degrees
Princeton University awarded degrees to 1,127 undergraduates and 716 graduate students at its 260th Commencement Tuesday, June 5.
President Shirley M. Tilghman, the 19th president of Princeton, presided over the exercises and addressed graduates. Approximately 7,000 guests attended the morning ceremony on the front lawn of historic Nassau Hall.
During her address, Tilghman expressed concern about recent proposals by the U.S. Department of Education that "for the first time in American history" could impose standardized testing on colleges and universities. She said that the best way to measure the value of a college education is not by any standardized test, but by the ways graduates put their degrees to work once they leave the University.
Tilghman shared the podium with two Princeton seniors: valedictorian Glen Weyl, an economics major from Los Altos Hills, Calif.; and salutatorian Maya Maskarinec, a classics major from Honolulu.
Looking back on his time at the University, Weyl said, "The purpose of the passion for intellectual inquiry that Princeton gave us is the use of ideas to improve the world we share. In each area of study at this university and in every profession you will enter, there are questions so important that it is, or should be, hard to think about anything else. By making present and immediate in our lives these most important challenges, Princeton has compelled us toward the nation's service and the service of all nations."
Maskarinec delivered the salutatory address in Latin, a Princeton tradition dating to an era when the entire ceremony was conducted in Latin. The Latin Salutatory, Princeton's oldest student honor, began as a serious, formal address, but today it often contains humorous tributes, recollections and a farewell to Princeton campus life.
"As we prepare to scale the walls that surround us and escape into the many worlds that await us, or for the more practically minded, walk through the open FitzRandolph Gate, it is appropriate that we should cast our gaze back to that most hallowed of institutions in which we have squandered our days and years; I refer, of course, not to Princeton University, but to the library of Firestone," she quipped.
The University also conferred honorary doctoral degrees upon seven individuals for their contributions to humanitarian efforts and athletic achievements, aerospace and public service, science, literature, medicine, history and the arts: Muhammad Ali, the legendary boxer and humanitarian; Norman Augustine, the former chief executive officer and chairman of the aerospace giant Lockheed Martin Corp.; Elizabeth Blackburn, a pioneering molecular biologist; Robert Fagles, a celebrated literary translator and Princeton's Arthur Marks '19 Professor of Comparative Literature Emeritus; LaSalle Leffall Jr., a leading cancer surgeon and researcher; Fritz Stern, a renowned historian of modern Germany; and Twyla Tharp, an award-winning choreographer and director.
As it does each year, Princeton honored excellence in teaching at the Commencement ceremony. Four Princeton faculty members received President's Awards for Distinguished Teaching. Four outstanding secondary school teachers from across New Jersey also were recognized for their work.
Other honors for the new graduates were presented over the last few days of the academic year. Five graduate students were honored for excellence in teaching during the Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni's Tribute to Teaching Dinner June 1. Seniors were recognized at Class Day ceremonies June 4, where the keynote speaker was Emmy Award-winning actor Bradley Whitford. He discussed how politics has been tainted by show business, and he encouraged the members of the class of 2007 to get involved in world affairs because "we need you."
At the Baccalaureate service on June 3, John Fleming, the Louis W. Fairchild '24 Professor of English and Comparative Literature Emeritus, urged the "Class of Destiny" -- as he dubbed them -- to recognize the privilege of a Princeton education and to use it to improve the world.
Class of 2007 by the numbers:
594 men, 526 women
955 bachelor of arts
165 bachelor of science in engineering
1,120 total class of 2007 undergraduate degrees awarded
7 degrees were awarded to graduates from earlier classes
Class of 2007 honors
499 received honors (44.6 percent of the class)
97 highest
156 high
246 honors
Graduate degrees
332 doctor of philosophy
231 master of arts
60 master in public affairs
21 master in architecture
18 master in public policy
17 master in finance
14 master in public affairs and urban and regional planning
10 master of science in engineering
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|Steelhead don't seem to be spooked by a big leech type pattern unless it is very clear water and they have been pressured. When they want it they attack it hard. No experience with atlantic salmon so can't help there.
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In regards to the Intruders and the like, do these flies attract more fish than they spook? Or do steelhead spook from large flies like an Atlantic Salmon? on the East coast salmon rivers there are a few flies being used that are somewhat similar, but if you dont hook a fish on the 1st pass it seems to blow the pool. A few 4" leetch patterns come to mind that will scatter the group in no time, but will usually bring one fish in to the game.
Also, do you fish an intruder behind say a #2 GP or a #6 Skunk as a "wake-up" and hope for a response? Are they strictly high-water paterns? Something like this in the pool on our side could possibly get you shot! But, it may also get me a fish
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By Stephen McDill/Mississippi Business Journal
CLINTON— Peyton Collins was horrified when a little girl told her she thought spaghetti grew on trees.
The Clinton wife, mother and compulsive gardener said it's a sad irony that despite Mississippi's agrarian roots, it is losing its grip on good food and farming at the consumer level.
"I think it's just stunning that we have the land and agriculture heritage but no knowledge," she said. "It is kind of a tragedy."
Known locally as "The High Heeled Hippie," Collins is no pushover. Every Saturday she puts on her high-heels and gathers up a truckload of her locally grown, heirloom edibles and heads to the Mississippi Farmers Market at the state fairgrounds in Jackson.
"Saturday is the only day I'm not wearing work boots," Collins said while unloading a pallet of lettuce seedlings at one of her gardens recently.
She does all her gardening at home or in the backyards and fields of friends and like-minded organic foodies.
After a recent hailstorm damaged houses and cars from Vicksburg to Brandon last Monday, Collins was back out in the field checking on her different mini-crops. No major damage was reported but she did snap photos of baseball-sized dents in the soil around her lettuce patch.
"One of these days I hope to be living on the land that I'm cultivating," she said while clipping a sprig of arugula.
Also known as a salad rocket, the cool weather green has a punchy, spicy taste somewhere between peppers and peanuts.
The granddaughter of a longtime Attala County agriculture extension agent, Collins grew up in Tchula surrounded by cotton and soybean fields and an occasional rice paddy.
"My granddaddy grew flowers at home and would graft trees," Collins said. "He was collecting and planting wildflower seeds and would leave pine straw out for mulch. He was ahead of his time."
In addition to earning degrees in history, horticulture and landscape architecture from Mississippi State University, Collins has built up years of experience everywhere from agriculture research to garden retail.
Whatever the season, the High Heeled Hippie has something to offer from tomatoes and melons to red leaf lettuce and kale. Each week Collins' devoted band of garden groupies quickly snap up the tasty produce.
"They will text me and say I'm running late can you please hold this for me," she said.
Collins is also on speed-dial with local chefs like Derek Emerson at Walker's Drive-In in Jackson.
A bubbly renegade, the High Heeled Hippie sidesaddles the fence between completely organic and mainstream.
"I'm not certified organic but I'm not mainstream at all in my techniques or what I grow," Collins said.
For example, she does her open-pollinated gardening on borrowed land and foregoes chemical fertilizers and herbicides, using instead mulch from whatever she can find, wherever she can find it.
"When I see somebody has piled up leaves I go get my trailer," Collins said. "I can't certify the origins of all that material. I just do it as sustainably as I can."
From Big Ag hybridization practices that breed out flavor and are heavily influenced by the chemical and seed lobby to modern food processing and restaurant cooking that is slowly killing taste buds, Collins has real concerns for food in America especially for future generations.
"If you've got five seed companies that are providing for every commercial grower then your diversity goes from thousands of species to a few hundred varieties," Collins said.
Collins said the modern tomato is a good example of what happens when a crop is corporatized. Tomato plants are grown smaller so farmers can pick them more easily and the skin is designed firmer so it can tolerate mechanized handling and processing without tearing.
The High Heeled Hippie intentionally grows one hybrid: Burpee's Big Boy tomato. First developed in the late 1940s it was more disease resistant and productive as a plant.
"It still tastes good. I'm looking for an open-pollinated replacement but haven't found it yet."
Collins blames the modern American grocery store for slowly changing the way we view, buy and eat food.
"We are a Wal-Mart culture and we are used to cheap food," she said. "A lot of people haven't really tasted a real tomato or melon. You wouldn't believe the flavor."
She often gets requests for seedless varieties, something she definitely doesn't do.
"Fruit is for making seeds, that's its whole purpose in life," she said.
Despite the ailing economy and the rising popularity of Big Organic stores like Whole Foods and Fresh Market, Collins stands firmly behind her prices and unorthodox practices.
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I like what he has to say.
Not to hi-jack this thread but I read this a.m. that there is a petition to get Piers Morgan deported for his attacking our constitution. I love that idea.
Dayum...here I thought I was the only one that felt that way...like why do we tolerate this limey bastard to sit and carry on on the airways, as if he's an American citizen. Sadly, he's on the Clinton News Network, so should he get ousted, it will be like swapping that sublime idiot Olberman for that Madcow broad. That network is full of these products of our educational system...the colleges and universities...every one more socialistic/communistic then their predecessors.
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well, as you can see from the gap between the last entry and this one, I haven't been keeping up with this at all.
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All the other kids on that squad who have dreams of playing for Cincinnati
Pebblebrook High School defensive back Demetrius Monday de-committed from Cincinnati on Thursday after never hearing from new coach Tommy Tuberville.
"I think it's messed up," his father, Bryant Monday, told the AJC. "You wait until a few weeks before signing day to say something? They could have told us a month ago.
"Now we're left with less than a month until signing day to figure something out. He had other scholarship offers but he hasn't talked to other coaches in six months … since he committed to Cincinnati on July 25.
"It's really disappointing."
The 5-foot-10, 180-pound Monday said he committed to Cincinnati over Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Ball State, Ohio and Georgia State, among others, last summer. Tuberville was hired by Cincinnati on Dec. 8. After not hearing from the new staff, the elder Monday finally called up the football offices this week.
"They told us to 'look other places,'" Monday said. "I'm in Los Angeles on vacation, and I just got the bad news.
"The thing is, we've talked to some other kids committed to Cincinnati. They say the same thing, that they haven't heard from the staff. Basically (Tuberville) isn't calling anybody, he's trying to get the kids to de-commit on their own.
As time passes it's starting to appear that Tuberville isn't handling recruiting in general very well
quote:They have at best a mediocre football program.
The M school you were thinking about near Cinci is probably Mason. That's where Anthony Munoz son went that ended up going to UT. They have a huge school, huge gym, football program, etc.
quote:Some, not all, of the people up here have a huge bug up there arse when it comes to Texas and/or the South. This guy sounds like one of them.
It could be a big mistake by Tuberville. He came to Cincinnati from Texas Tech. Tuberville is a coach from the south and making his first head coaching stop in the Midwest.
I was thinking there was a decent "M" HS around Cincy, not named Moeller
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Vintage photographs from the second half of the 19th century are the focus of an exhibition sponsored by the Department of Art and Archaeology. Titled "Global Views: 19th-Century Travel Photographs," the exhibition runs through Friday, Sept. 28, in the first floor lounge of McCormick Hall. It includes this scene near the Pyramid of Cheops in Egypt captured by Félix Bonfils, a French photographer who produced a prolific catalog of images from the Middle East.
Top left: The Great Sphinx of Giza is among the many Egyptian sites featured in the exhibition.
Visitors to Egypt's Kiosk of Kertassi, a small temple dedicated to the goddess Isis, are shown in this image.
Above left: The display highlights travel photographs from ancient and medieval sites, including this view of the ruined city of Pompeii, Italy.
Below left: A group poses at the temples of Abu Simbel, Egypt, which were built as a monument to the pharaoh Ramesses II.
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An exhibition mounted by the Department of Art and Archaeology offers a look at vintage photographs from the second half of the 19th century, during the concurrent development of photography and tourism.
The exhibition, "Global Views: 19th-Century Travel Photographs," runs through Friday, Sept. 28, in the first floor lounge of McCormick Hall. An online version also is available on the department's website.
In the second half of the 19th century, professional photographic firms arose in the major cities of Western Europe, as well as in more remote travel destinations such as Greece, Egypt, India, Asia and the Middle East. Catering to an influx of European and American tourists, a growing number of travel photographers documented historical monuments, archaeological sites and scenes of daily life from the Middle East and Asia. The exhibition features some of these unique images, which have historical value in terms of the development of photography and the study of the architectural and social history of the regions in which they were produced.
Since the 19th century, many of the monuments recorded in these images have been altered through architectural restoration, damaged or completely destroyed. Images on glass plates and paper are often the only surviving records of these monuments and of certain aspects of 19th-century daily life in both urban and rural areas. The photographs also document cultures and landscapes that have been radically altered by development and modernization.
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I'm a pessimist by nature. Too much turkey hunting, I guess.
Now and then, however, the little optimist on my right shoulder chimes in, making me try things I'm sure are hopeless. How I loathe him.
Three springs ago, I took two good friends on what would surely be a fruitless turkey walk. We'd killed a bird that morning, so the day was already a success. However, one buddy didn't want to quit and insisted I try the small property across the road from his house. He was adamant because our other friend hadn't killed a turkey in years.
Sure, I'd go. And believe it or not, as we walked up a small hill toward the woods, a distant gobble rang out. We carefully topped the hill and belly-crawled to a stand of planted pines bordered by a field. The property line was within sight, so we could go no farther.
I yelped, and the turkey double-gobbled. He might have been a quarter-mile away and was well off the property. Sigh. We'd never kill him, of course, but my buddies seemed like they wanted to try. Whatever.
I sent my turkey-less friend ahead and told him to set up at the edge of the pines down the hill. I stayed back with my other buddy atop the hill. Because the birds were so far away, we just kneeled in the grass like altar boys, not wanting to take the obviously pointless hunt too seriously.
My first calling series sent the gobbler and another longbeard into a gobbling frenzy. They hammered at everything I sent toward them for about 10 minutes and then shut up.
"Good," I thought. "Soon we can go to work."
Then I heard a yelp about 40 steps behind me in a small line of trees. A thunderous gobble followed, and before we could do anything, two gobblers and three hens burst from the trees and walked behind us. They had traveled a quarter-mile and crossed a town road to find the source of the calling -- which, of course, was kneeling like an idiot with his buddy atop a hill. A couple of birds saw the two buffoonish kneeling blobs and got rubbery, but one gobbler and a hen were too far below the lip of the hill to bust us.
Crap. The turkeys were on one side of the hill, and my turkey-less buddy was on the other, with a pair of kneeling twits in between. Failure seemed imminent, but we had to try something.
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We're considering purchasing a Honda Insight, but would want cruise control. Does anyone have experience with adding cruise control to the Insight? (We have a Prius with cruise control and love it.)
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Cruise control on Honda Insight
i can only add that cruise control with the honda civic is extremely solid! i assume the insite is similar. i can set a speed and hold it on hills, up, down, etc. i never had a car with better speed control!
also, the location of the honda civic cruise control is perfect or driving by thumb. i accelerate or slow down or set speeds by my thumb. it's simple enought to not just use the control on the hughway but also surface streets.
My 2003 honda civic hybrid
My 2003 honda civic hybrid cruise control needs repair and dealer is quoting me $450 with discount. Is all this money necessary to fix my cruise control??
Honda 03 Civic cruise quit.
Honda 03 Civic cruise quit. Says first check the fuse. That information is not on the fuse covers either under the hood or dash. Which fuse do I check? What else would make the system suddenly quit working?
My 2000 Insight MT does not
My 2000 Insight MT does not have cruse control. The Insight does not have enough HP to hold speed on the up hill without shifting down. Cruse control cannot do that. I don't think the later 2001-2006 Insights have the option either. If you are set on cruse control I recommend a Honda Civic Hybrid. It works very well our our 2003 HCH.
I just purchased a 2004
I just purchased a 2004 Insight that had an in the wheel cruise control added. It is mounted on the wheel across from the S&D buttons. It works good but may vary 2 to 3 miles an hour while inclining. I'm glad to have it as I am spoiled with cruise control. On the paper work I have the company is Rostra Precision Controls, Inc. The distributor is Brandon Distributing Inc. 18629 Simonet Dr Elk River, MN 55330. Phone # is 763-241-4172. The cost in 2006 when bought was 253.00. I hope this helps out you 1st generation Insight owners.
I recently purchased a low
I recently purchased a low mileage 2001 Honda Insight and was going to be driving it across country. I found a terrific mobile firm in the Pacific Northwest that came out to my door and installed the Rostra Cruise Control unit into my vehicle. The cruise has worked wonderfully (just like a factory unit) since installation over 5000 miles ago. I would recommend going with a fixed stalk controller on the side of the steering column (much like you'll find in some factory applications) as the two button remote controller that mounts to the inside of the steering wheel could give you issues down the road. Expect to pay approx $250 for the unit w/a stalk controller (maybe about $50 more for the remote controller) plus installation if you want to have someone else do the installation.
The 2011 Honda Insight comes
The 2011 Honda Insight comes with cruise... and is priced about $4k less than a Prius
Did the fuse fix it? Mine
Did the fuse fix it? Mine cruise control blew this moring on my 2003 Honda Civic Hybrid, and I'm OCD when it comes to using my cc....Hope it doesn't cost $450 like the person who posted above...
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TF42064: The build number 'BuildCustomisation_20110927.17 (4.5.269.17)' already exists for build definition '\MSF Agile\BuildCustomisation'.
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