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"I've been around hot rods and Harleys all my life," Kent says, "but since the early Nineties I've been building mini-trucks with a custom car feel. I wanted to build something different and learn a different aspect of building a car-more of the welding and bodywork side of things. I ran across this Plymouth and thought I could make a good-looking car out of it."
The Belvedere was already mildly customized and had a small-block Chevy and TH350 in place when Kent got it. An auto technician by trade, he rebuilt the mill using a Comp camshaft, Edelbrock intake, and Barry Grant carb and eventually swapped in a freshened 700-R4 transmission. After a year of driving to shake down the drivetrain and suspension, Kent got serious about finishing the rest.
I got back from SEMA, pulled the body from the frame and started doing the finish work on the underside. Then I started working on the top-cutting the roof off and TIG-welding it back on to remove the driprails. I remade the windshield surround so the glass would glue in like a new vehicle. I hated the taillights so I got rid of the chrome trim, rounded the fins and made taillight lenses from red Lexan. I filled the gas door, relocated the filler to the trunk and removed the wing windows to have one-piece door glass."
Kent had even more ambitious plans as the Plymouth neared completion. He wanted the car to be completely switch free-no ignition switch, headlamp switch, window switches, air bag switches...nothing! With the help of a Fusion Brain controller, Kent wired up an in-vehicle computer system that allows him to direct most functions through a dash-mounted monitor-just point and click! Kent's mom Vickie made her contribution to the project by stitching covers for the quartet of bucket seats and sewing the edging on the custom carpet.


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7-year-old Avery Norris and his mother Dana died in the wreck along Kentucky 52 in 2006.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lee Craddock Sr. of Rockingham celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on June 5, 2012.
Marion Lee and Hazel were married June 5, 1923, in Bennettsville, S.C.
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Denver Energy Challenge helps residents and business owners save money
Over 3,100 residents and 750 businesses have signed up to make their space more energy efficient
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By: Sheila Smith
The sharp increase of maintaining a home, not to mention elevated heating and cooling costs, makes it hard for home owners and businesses in today's economy. That's one reason why making homes and businesses more energy efficient makes sense. Being energy efficient can help you save money on your energy bills, lowering the cost of maintaining your home or business.
The Denver Energy Challenge is making energy efficiency easy for residents and businesses located in the City and County of Denver. Over 3,100 residents and 750 businesses have already signed up. That's more than halfway to the goal of 6,000 homes and 1,200 businesses served by May 2013. Energy efficiency is more in demand than ever before.
Most people and business owners want the opportunity to be in a comfortable, healthy and energy-efficient environment. Denver's communities have shown they are leaders when it comes to the energy efficiency movement happening nationwide.
Denver resident Adam Trudeau recently had some insulation work done in the attic of his home on Pennsylvania Street, in the heart of the city and he couldn't be happier.
"We noticed a big difference in the temperature of our house — it was either freezing or too hot (before the new insulation)," he said. "It was also pretty easy to go through, and we even got our rebates back pretty fast. I highly recommend the city's energy program to others because it is worth the investment."
Chad Yost lives on Meade Street located on the north side of Denver. He had synthetic insulation blown into his the attic of his home.
"I immediately noticed a difference after the insulation was done and our furnace cycle kicked on 50 percent less," he said."It was hearing about the Denver Energy Challenge program that was the catalyst in getting us to improve the insulation in the attic… we said we have to do this now."
While the cost of insulation varies based on scope of work and type of insulation used, residents already see how worthwhile it is to make these investments with the guidance of a free energy advisor. Advisors help each homeowner determine what measures best suit their needs and guide them through the steps to implement improvements. When cities and governmental agencies offer programs and rebates like those offered by the Denver Energy Challenge, it further rewards and encourages home improvements.
For business owners lighting is essential, especially for gallery owners that showcase art work.
For the past few years, Jack Pappalardo had wanted to switch over to LED lights at his wife's art studio, Georgia Amar Fine Art Gallery, but said the cost was too "prohibitive."
With the help of the Denver Energy Challenge, he finally got the opportunity to replace all the track lighting with LED's. These bright energy efficient lights now accentuate and illuminate all the beautiful paintings and prints inside their art studio in the Santa Fe Art District in Denver.
"The advisor from the city, Jeremy Lauffenburger, showed us the different types of lighting that would work best in the art studio. He was fantastic," Pappalardo said.
"Art galleries use a lot of light to make art look its best," he added, "So now we have this cool looking art shop, [we] saved energy and [we] reduced our utility bills. We are very pleased with the effects. We're in a recession and wouldn't have been able to do the lights without the city's assistance – it's just nice to get something back from the city that was unexpected."
Community Television of Colorado LLC (KDVR-Channel 31) is the biggest flagship station in Denver — and one of 16 stations around the country — owned by Tribune Broadcasting Co.
Jim Allen, building maintenance supervisor, said KDVR changed its lighting on the outer perimeter of the building and garage area. Using rebates from the Denver Energy Challenge and Xcel Energy, they were able to replace 178 metal halide lights with LEDs that burn brighter and are more cost-effective, at a relatively low cost to their business. It is now considered a test station by the corporate office on how much energy will be saved, to determine if their other stations should also do these upgrades.
"Energy costs have climbed, and we hope to see a savings from this [by participating in the city's energy program]. We blow a half-a-million dollars on energy alone at this station because of the lighting and technology with all the equipment being used," Allen stated. "It is going to take government, like the city, to offer this help to businesses. In the end, it's about asking what are we going to save, how long is it going to take to get that pay back and what do I have to spend? A lot of businesses are not in the position to throw money into this…. so I'm glad we did it."
Coming up in May, participants in the Denver Energy Challenge program can also take advantage of a low-interest loan program to help with completing energy improvements in Denver homes and businesses.
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Mona Brookes, creator and founder of Monart, has always been at the forefront of art education. As the small business model of the Monart School chain has evolved, the franchise program has been replaced with a more practical solution in the current economic climate. During this continued challenging economic period, she has designed several new program options.
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If you are interested in this personal internship with Mona Brookes, she will be scheduling a Skype or telephone call with you to discuss the course and your needs. In the meantime, here is some information about the course.
This internship is geared for individuals who offer drawing classes to their community. Some individuals will be offering many arts related subjects but this Certification Course will only cover Mona's Academic Based Drawing Curriculum, which includes the Monart Drawing Method and the Drawing thru the Alphabet program. Lesson plans, Training DVD's, Guidelines and Workbooks will be available for purchase at the class.
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- Understanding the philosophy and setting up a classroom environment.
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At Mr. Claxton's request, I am sending him the attached memorandum on UNESCO and expect to supply him with at least one more.1 He is giving some consideration to the possibility of raising the matter of the National Commission, as called for under the UNESCO Constitution,1 at some stage of the Dominion-Provincial Conference, because if such a body is decided upon by the Federal Government it would presumably have to be set up in conjunction with the provincial governments so far as its educational aspect was concerned. The idea of a continuing Dominion-Provincial committee, serving the national purpose in this way, might appeal to the provinces now. T. W. L. M[ACDERMOT] [PIECE JOINTE/ENCLOSURE]
[Ottawa,] February 2; 1946 [sic] NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR UNESCO A National Commission, broadly representative of the educational, scientific and cultural interests of the nation, is an integral part of the UNESCO machinery in each country member. It would speak for these interests and advise the government from this point of view. Through its head office and secretary, the work of UNESCO could be transmitted to all parts of Canada by the government. Such a body, however, has other useful possibilities.1 At present, the Department of External Affairs, alone, receives a consider-able number of inquiries and requests through its diplomatic offices abroad, and from other quarters, concerning cultural, scientific, and educational matters. These include: a) offers of scholarships to Canadians by foreign governments Increasing stress is laid by our representatives on the potential value to Canada, in cultural and in commercial terms, of developing these aspects of our national life. A particular example is the exchange of scholarships which bring foreigners to our shores under the most favourable conditions for studying the country and returning home with an understanding of its institutions, and with numerous personal friends and acquaintances for future contact. There are few more lasting ways of laying foundations for the development of Canadian trade, industry and applied science, and the extension of Canadian influence abroad. The growth, in variety and volume, of this interest in Canadian intellectual and cultural possibilities is, of course, a direct outcome of the growth of Canada itself as a nation among nations. The fighting power, the industrial expansion, the financial initiative, the political contribution in international affairs, and the now considerable diplomatic service developed during the war, have created a world-wide interest in Canada. On most lines we are nationally equipped to respond to that interest and to satisfy it. On the intellectual and cultural side we are not. There is no central office, far less a Government Department, through which our educational institutions, and our scientific and cultural organizations, can be collectively informed of the international interest in them, or through which they can reach other nations and governments. Independent effort, and private undertakings, are endeavouring to do something. But they have neither the resources nor the administrative means to deal with the matter on the scale it has now reached. The Office of the National Commission could serve a most useful purpose, therefore. To it enquiries could be referred, and from it suggestions and projects approved by the universities, or the artists, or the adult educationalists, etc. of the country could be obtained for transmission abroad. It could facilitate special arrangements, conduct correspondence, compile information. Apart from these immediately practical needs for a central office, there is also need for a medium through which the rather scattered intellectual and cultural life of Canada might be brought together. Its members, French and English speaking, provincially divided, and often too independent to be financially strong, would, by meeting and discussing common problems in the Commission, gradually acquire a national outlook shared by all, and could develop a technique for co-operation. In the early stages many problems would arise, for example, in the appointment of members of the Com-mission. But if the main purpose was made clear, and a tentative, experimental approach to creating a national body was followed, beneficial results might be expected to follow. 1Seulement un des Mémorandums est reproduit ici, 2 See Canada, Treaty Series, 1945, No. 18. | |


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Mon, 20 May 2013 16:09:59 -0700 Cleveland Browns offensive coordinator Norv Turner praised QB Brandon Weeden, calling him the hardest working player on the team.
Mon, 20 May 2013 14:52:02 -0700 Cleveland Browns offensive coordinator Norv Turner said the team is working with QB Brandon Weeden to play faster and make quicker decisions this season. Turner said Weeden has improved his footwork a lot this offseason and is working on improving his play under center.
Fri, 29 Mar 2013 07:44:49 -0700 San Diego Chargers RB Ryan Mathews said players eventually grew tired of former head coach Norv Turner's message and tuned him out. "I think we were just complacent," Mathews said. "The time that we spent there - we spent a lot of time there - it was the same thing over and over again. There wasn't anything new. I think he did everything he could to try to make us win no doubt about it. I just think we really got complacent to where we were and what we were doing and thought we were owed to win games." According to Mathews, talent has never been an issue for the team. "We all had the talent," Mathews said. "I think it was just going through the same routine, doing the same thing over and over again. You go there and you do what you gotta do to get ready for practice, go to practice, get out of practice. It was kind of just a routine thing, it wasn't something new. I think the new coaches being in here is going to be good for us."
Wed, 27 Mar 2013 12:54:08 -0700 Cleveland Browns offensive coordinator Norv Turner attended USC QB Matt Barkley's Pro Day.
Tue, 26 Feb 2013 12:31:20 -0800 Cleveland Browns RB Trent Richardson said he excited about working with offensive coordinator Norv Turner, because Turner likes to feature his backs, similar to LaDainian Tomlinson.
Thu, 24 Jan 2013 12:54:07 -0800 Cleveland Browns offensive coordinator Norv Turner said QB Brandon Weeden has some positive upside and can be a really good NFL player. "I saw a young guy that I think now and I thought then has a real positive upside and when I look at him on tape, I haven't spent any time with him, but when I look at the tape I see a guy who can be a really good player," Turner said. "I think a lot of playing quarterback has to do with the people you have around you and getting those guys playing at a high level. People may think it's being unfair to Brandon to say 'well they're being cool about it.' I think it's being fair to him to say 'hey we have a young guy that has some talent and we're going to find out about him.' We're going to coach him and do everything we can to make him the best player he can be and let's see where it goes. He's going to have an opportunity to go compete, play and grow and I'm excited to be working with him."
Wed, 23 Jan 2013 09:14:01 -0800 Cleveland Browns head coach Rob Chudzinski said offensive coordinator Norv Turner will also serve as the team's quarterbacks coach.
Wed, 23 Jan 2013 08:25:03 -0800 Cleveland Browns head coach Rob Chudzinski said he'll still oversee playcalling; however, he thinks it's important for offensive coordinator Norv Turner to call plays because it will free him up to be involved more with the defense and special teams.
Wed, 23 Jan 2013 08:19:34 -0800 Cleveland Browns offensive coordinator Norv Turner said he wants to refrain from commenting on QB Brandon Weeden's abilities before getting a chance to study him on film. "For me to give a big evaluation on Brandon would not be fair," Turner said.
Wed, 23 Jan 2013 08:12:34 -0800 Cleveland Browns offensive coordinator Norv Turner said his relationship with head coach Rob Chudzinski is a big part of the reason he joined the team. Turner said Chudzinski and he share similar philosophies.
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How's that for a headline, uh? But, it is no joke because Tim Tebow is a new spokesman for Jockey underwear. Look at this solid sell from our boy.
How's that for a headline, uh? But, it is no joke because Tim Tebow is a new spokesman for Jockey underwear. Look at this solid sell from our boy.
Always assumed, but now confirmed, Tim Tebow will be in your XBox, PS3 and Sega Genesis this fall as the "NCAA Football 11" cover player.
ESPN's Adam Schefter is reporting that Tim Tebow signed a $300,000 deal with Nike, with incentives.
April Fools' Day is a day for those who have a sense of humor. If you don't have a sense of humor, I suggest you leave now before you're offended by this post.
Some of you might have seen this already, but via @UFAlumni is kids in Harlem using Tim Tebow and the Gators as inspiration. This is the coolest thing you will see all day.
The closer we get to the NFL Draft, the more likely it seems Tim Tebow will be drafted in the first or second round. Today's story is straight from Bob Tebow, Tim's father.
Work stuff this morning means we are late in posting this video of Urban Meyer confronting Orlando Sentinel writer Jeremy Fowler. However, if you haven't seen it, it is as awesome/hilarious as you imagined.
You know how everyone got a kick out of an unnamed NFL prospect telling Tim Tebow to, "Shut the f-up," prior to Wonderlic testing? Now, Tebow is putting himself out there by saying it never happened.
Tim Tebow's appeal has always been that he is a hard working kid, who loves Jesus, his Mom and Dad and the Gators.
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Now-a-days every single CIO, CTO, or business executive that I speak to is captivated by these three new technologies: Big Data, API management and IoTs (Internet of Things). Every single organizational executive that I speak with confirms that they either have current projects that are actively using these technologies, or they are in the planning stages and are about to embark on the mission soon.
Though the underlying need and purpose served are unique to each of these technologies, they all have one thing common. They all necessitate newer security models and security tools to serve any organization well. I will explain that in a bit, but let us see what is the value added by these technologies to any organization:
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Colin and Esther offer true South African bed and breakfast hospitality, in the heart of George and the Garden Route The breakfast is delicious, from freshly squeezed orange juice, wonderful sweet South African fruit in all kinds of servings, homemade pastries and muffins, cold meats and cheese to a hot English breakfast! Our house interior is a delight, with a mixture of auction and flee markets finds from around the world, to oriental carpets, silver, original art and fine junk - not just another hotel room! All our en-suite bedrooms are furnished with a unique sense of style, exquisite linen and 100% extra fine cotton sheets! George is quite central in the Southern Cape, an excellent choice to use as your home while playing golf or travelling to all the local tourist destinations in Oudshoorn, Knysna or Mossel Bay. The Garden Route is famous for all the excellent golf courses. George Golf Course is rated as one of the top 10 courses in South Africa and because of our excellent weather conditions, this stunning green course is playable all year round. Other courses to mention are the following: Ernie Else's new signature course 'Oubaai', Pezula and Fancourt. We are also a 'hotspot' - a great service that we provide is free 24 hour wired or wireless internet access. You will be able to trade your stock exchange next to our pool or catch up with all your mail from business and family alike! Wether you are a golfer, business or holiday traveller, we will tempt you to return!
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EAST LANSING, Mich.—Agricultural producers, agricultural organizations and those with ideas about new food, fiber and natural resource products are encouraged to turn thoughts into reality this spring during one-day workshops offered in Saginaw, Van Buren, Monroe, Mecosta, Otsego and Delta counties.
The free workshops, titled "Entrepreneurship and Innovation: Creating an Idea You Can Profit From," are offered through the Michigan Agriculture Innovation Center (MAIC) and presented by the Michigan State University (MSU) Product Center for Agriculture and Natural Resources.
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A legendary neighborhood bar and grille in Anderson Township, Salem Gardens is known for its burgers and award-winning wings. It's referred to as "the friendly corner" by the regulars, who gather here for an after-work drink or a baseball game. They even have their own recipe for Cincinnati chili and cheese coneys. For beer lovers, there is quite the selection of microbrews on tap. The vintage indoor shuffleboard, which has been nestled in between the bar and the dining room for years, is free. Although the décor leaves something to be desired, the place draws a diverse crowd that comes for the friendly service and deliciously cheap food. Happy hour is 3 to 7 p.m. with $2 domestic bottles and 16-oz Bud Light drafts (bar only).
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This group is for anyone who have interest in former Skaraborg county in Sweden.
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Hi Kristen! Glad to see you are still researching your Swedish roots. I don't know what Annelie has already sent you, but I found your family in two of the household examination rolls for Lekåsa, as well as the moving out list for Lekåsa. The couple was married in 1881. Two sons who died in Sweden are listed, as well as a surviving son Karl Albin, born 30 July 1885. Let me know if you're interested in more detailed information. It should be possible to follow Johanna Johansdotter back in time in Åsaka ( = Barne-Åsaka).
Thank you so much, Annelie! What is a rote?
It seems to be a rote in Lekåsa also with the name Bragnum. I didn't know that. Sending you files of the churchbook throuhgt your adress on Facebook.
Also, Stephen Kohler wrote on Feb. 20, 2011:
Anders Peter Svensson was born 26 May 1856 on the farm Hjelltag in Bitterna and baptized the following day. His father was Sven Jonasson and the mother was Britta Stina Jonasdotter. I was unable to pinpoint the family in the household examination roll for roughly the same time period.
So how does that fit in with Frostag Bragnum?
I have found the words in two places.
1) On the Flyttningsbevis (immigration papers) for my great-grandparents (Anders Peter Svensson and Johanna Johansdotter), after his name, it says, "frön Bragnum Frostag: af Lekåsa Moderförsamling".
2) On (what appears to be) an inside page from a Bible, which lists names. Under Anders Petter Svensson, it says, Frostage Bragnom föd år 1856 den 26 Maj, and under that, Johanna Johannsdotter, with Frostage Bragnom föd år1855 den 7 Juli.
So, I'm thinking that it is a location, or the name of a farm?
I have a family that lived in Agnetorp, Skaraborgs and emigrated to the United States on 26 Sep 1871.
Pettersson, Carl - Arbetare (married man)
b. 9/2/1840 in Velinga, Skaraborgs län (Västergötland)
Emigrated 9/26/1871 from Elmeryd, Daretorp, Skaraborgs län (Västergötland) to Amerika
Source: Household Examination Roll, p. 166
Emibas migration file ID: Daretorp R 1871 007
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Johansdotter, Clara Lovisa - Arbetarhustru (married woman)
b. 8/20/1845 in Fågelås, Skaraborgs län (Västergötland)
Emigrated 9/26/1871 from Elmeryd, Daretorp, Skaraborgs län (Västergötland) to Amerika
Source: Household Examination Roll, p. 166
Emibas migration file ID: Daretorp R 1871 008
They went to Wisconsin where they had changed their name to Lundberg by the 1880 census.
How do I look at their ancestors to see if a grandparent was a Lundberg?
Thanks for any help
There is a Rote in Floby parish in Falköping with the name Bragnum. Could it be that your meant. Frostage is an other matter, don't know what it is.
What is the connection?
In what
What is "Frostage: Bragnom"
Hello Annelie, JF Johansson was born on the tiny island of Djurö in the parish of Torsö near Mariestad on 4 Apr 1847. This island is now a national park in Lake Vänern. Perhaps this is where the original confusion came in - 2 places named Djurö. Maybe someone in the past did a little research and found only the Djurö in Stockholms län and didn't realize about the second one in Skaraborg. Some time ago I looked in the Torsö records and also through some of the Stockholm records (I made it up to parish names beginning with "V" so far), but couldn't find Lovisa Larsd. yet. She may have been born elsewhere in Skaraborg or perhaps in Stockholms län, or perhaps I missed her name when my eyes got fatigued! There is not much known about Lovisa except as mentioned below. She was born 10 Aug 1845, married L. Joneson (no first name and surname may be spelled differently), emigrated in 1869 with that husband and 2 young children - Carl and Sofie (and Sofie died at sea). This weekend I will try sorting through more records with the free access to Arkiv Digital. Thanks for any suggestions you may have on trying to track down Lovisa. - Barbara
To Barbara
The connection with Stockholm I think is of Djurö, as that place are in Stockholm's län. Torsö, is an island just outside Mariestad in the lake Vänern. So where is your John Fredrick Johansson born?? In Djurö or Torsö??
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Twenty two percent (22%) of all cigarettes purchased in Canada are sold illegally. This is a huge problem that has a direct impact on the C-Store industry and places all CCSA members' businesses in jeopardy.
Thirty two percent (32%) of these illicit products are purchased on First Nations reserves and this illegal trade is openly growing. It is generally known that there are organized criminal elements operating these tobacco sales.
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Vamos a Sitges
After living in Barcelona for almost three years I keep returning to the small and cozy village of Sitges. A small and beautiful city which is located circa 35 kilometers outside of Barcelona. It is most famous for their carnival in the spring and the film festival which takes place in October. Not to mention the openness to any sexual preference one might have. It is the Gay capital of Catalunya.
Sitges is easily reached by train from Barcelona from either Sants or Passeig de Gracia. The trip is around 30-40 minutes long depending on which train you are lucky to get on (express or normal) and the tickets are only around 5 Euros return ticket. When you get to the train station in Sitges it takes around 20 minutes to walk to the beach where you can soak up the beautiful surroundings. If you are a lazy one then there are taxis outside which take you for around 5 euros.
The beaches in Barcelona center cannot be called beautiful…not compared to these 17 beaches in Sitges. The sand will not cut you and you will not find dead animals being washed up on shore. I love Barcelona and I am at the beach all the time..however, it has nothing on Sitges beaches. The waves crash into you are you struggle to stand up and there are people doing water sports all over. The people are not busy like they are in Barcelona, the tranquility is so soothing. It is one of those places that allows you to hear waves even when you are laying in bed 12 hours later.
The charming narrow streets and boutiques create such an elegance to the city. The house numbers are made out of maritime inspired tiles and even the church has small fishing boats and shells hanging from the ceiling. This trip is definitely worth it!
Sitges is known as a very artsy place which has given loads of inspiration to writers, musicians and artists as well. The historical heritage and cultural ambiance contributes to the cozyness and charm of the city.
Now, let me tell you about the food!! The restaurants in Sitges are great! One of my personal favorites lies right on the beach and usually has a pretty long line to get in. Its located in Hotel La Santa Maria and serves the best Spanish seafood I have ever tasted. The huge platters come with all different combinations from gambas to fish to shells. Anything you want, they have it.
Sitges is a place every visitor should explore when on vacation or living in BCN. When the beautiful weather settles, take a trip to Sitges instead and soak up the sun.
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What a nice post! I used to live in Sitges, and I didn't move too far in fact. I can confirm each and every word of this post. In addition to that, Sitges has a lot of art and folklore events: flower carpets, theater festivals, art galleries, classic car rallies… and a famous pub street popularly known as Sin Street. Appealing, huh?
Hi, I want to move there, any tips? I'm currently in Tiana/Montgat and DYING of BOREDOM!
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A few thoughts occasioned by viewing Raiders of the Lost Ark at an Imax theater:
- This being, I believe, the first Imax movie I've ever seen, holy moley! When the screen's so big that I have to sort of not watch it as I try to climb the stairs because it disorients me when the scene shifts quickly, that's a movie!
- Thank goodness that George Lucas was not solely responsible for Raiders, because this rerelease would have been as wrecked as the original Star Wars trilogy. The swordsman probably would have been digitally altered to fire a bullet from his scimitar handle before Indiana pulled his gun. Stephen Spielberg did digitally alter a print of E.T. to replace the guns the federal agents brandish at one point with walkie-talkies (leaving us with the image of walkie-talkies that have a place for a trigger finger), but even he says that when people want to watch the movie, they should watch the 1982 original.
- John Williams is sometimes not considered much of a classical composer, because so much of his work is done for movies. I don't know about that, but I know he's a master of the movie score -- Raiders would have about a thousand percent less impact without his work. The slightly ominous theme connected to the Ark itself, the first time Indy's triumphant tune sounds over one of his feats of daring -- all of these make a great movie an awesome one.
- Although movie theaters could do a lot more towards improving their product, when we see a piece of cinematic wonder like Raiders, we recognize that there is a purpose for a big screen, a purpose for a massive sound system, a purpose for the community of the audience -- and that none of these can be realized no matter what home system one might be able to build. Movies were made for theaters, and this one highlights that better than most.
- The space shuttle launch sequence short that preceded the movie contains a sentence that always twinges a little bit for me, and maybe for anyone who can remember 1986. Even though the phrase is "Atlantis, go at throttle up," I'm always reminded that's the last communication to the doomed Challenger just before its explosion.


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John Carter: IMAX 3D
John Carter is a sweeping sci-fi adventure story filled that in it's IMAX 3D edition is a stunning visual experience that's combined with lots of action and thrills. It is interesting to me that Director Andrew Stanton, like his Pixar pal Brad Bird, chose a big screen, big budget action adventure as their first film, not some domestic comedy. Except John Carter's budget is twice that of Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol and has no stars in sight (Willem Dafoe is a CG character Tars Tarkas.)
Although Taylor Kitch (John Carter) and Lynn Collins (Dejah Thoris) have to do all the heavy lifting, they get support from the four-armed, green Tharks who are the best ever CG characters every to appear on film and with actors like Thomas Hayden-Chruch, Dafoe, and Samantha Morton inhabiting them why not? The live action actors including everybody's favorite baddie Mark Strong (Matai Shang) and one of my favorite British character actors Ciarán Hinds (Tardos Mors) and there's plenty of quality actors in supporting roles. Junie (Daryl Sabara) from the original Spy Kids is Edgar Rice Burroughs who appears in a small but important role. And don't miss Malcolm in the Middle's dad (Bryan Cranston) in the small but impressive role of Colonel Powell.
John Carter has everything that Cowboys & Aliens didn't have. It's sweeping in its vision and populated with real or CG characters that you care about. On top of that, the Western elements are much better done than in Favreau's film and in an interesting bit of casting John Favreau appears as the voice of one of those self-same four-armed green Tharks.
The plot is anything but simple and involves John Carter being transported from the Frontier West to Mars aka Barsoom, which is deftly handled through an introduction narrated by Willem Dafoe. Once on Mars he rescues a damsel in distress, gets chased by some weird animals and bad guys—shape shifters –no less and fights the good fight as any chivalrous Confederate cavalry office must. All of which ends with a finale that leaves room for a sequel and I hope there is one.
There is no doubt that the plot, especially the details can occasionally be vague but for those who say you have to be familiar to get the source material—fuggedabouit. My wife whose only connection with Edgar Rice Burroughs is that her name is the same as Burroughs' grandmother loved the movie because she cared about the characters in what is a mult-layered story that includes flashbacks to Carter's wife and child that—and I ain't kidding—brought tears to my eyes as the film shows quick cuts between Carter on Mars and Carter or Earth. You don't expect to see stuff like this is a pulp-fantasy adventure but it's all up there on the screen with big kudos to Stanton and co-writers Mark Andres and Michael Chabon. Yes that Michael Chabon.
What is interesting about the film is that the stroy keeps you guessing and both the action and the visual grandeur—the wedding scene is off-the-charts—picks up as the movie heads toward a climax (both of them) and is helped immeasurably by Michael Giacchino's memorable score. I said it when mentioning his score for Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol—Giacchino is hand-down the finest young composer working in film these days.
The 3D effects are clever but not engaging (but see it in 3D anyway) and director Staton's vision is impressive making watching John Carter a great time at the movies. I give it four and one-quarter kernels out of five. Combining the feel of Star Trek—the opening is very Wrath of Khan— Star Wars and bits and pieces of Indiana Jones, but John Carter is it's own film and a must see movie for science fiction fans.


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Fri July 13, 2012
Wind Turbine Approved
By Pat Bradley
Vermont utility regulators have approved a small wind mill for a hilly field in the community of Derby.
The wind mill would become the fourth of its size in the town near Canada.
The Caledonian-Record reports the Vermont Public Service Board recently granted a certificate of public good for a 140-foot-tall windmill to Michele Judd in Derby. The small turbine with blades of 23 feet in diameter will go up not far from a similar one owned by her father. The turbine has the capacity to generate 10 kilowatts of electricity.
One neighbor opposed the project, raising concerns about noise and aesthetics. But the board found she did not raise "significant" issues about the turbine.
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