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Hospitality Leadership Forum: November 9 Exhibits: November 10-12
Frankfurt, Germany artist recreates his neighborhood bar at Hotel Americano
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When HotelChatter first uploaded the above photo into our story, they worried that it was upside down; then we realized it actually didn't matter because disoriented, confused, and slightly dizzy is exactly how you're supposed to feel at Bar Oppenheimer, a new pop-up bar that debuted inside Hotel Americano.
NY's Soho Grand launches the city's first hotel dog park
Thinking of bringing Spot to the Big Apple? Guests at the Soho Grand Hotel — a dog-friendly hotel if there ever was one — now have a couple of new amenities for their furry companions. A dedicated dog run opened its gates — complete with fire hydrant water stations, bespoke benches, and design by gardener-to-the-stars Rebecca Cole.
Sagamore Hotel has one of South Florida's top art collections
The Sagamore Hotel in Miami Beach is known as "the art hotel" for its extensive collection of works. Owner Martin Taplin arrived in Miami in the 1950s with his family from Chicago. The gallery in the hotel is curated by his wife, Cricket Taplin.
Joule Hotel expansion brings cocktails, fashion, food to downtown Dallas
The Joule Hotel in Downtown Dallas has been under renovation for about two years, which is somewhat ironic considering it has only been open since 2008. The pieces of the hotel's expansion are finally starting to take shape.
Montgomery, Ala., Winter Building to get new life as 'Hotel Dexter'
The building from which the telegram that marked the start of the war between the states will soon have a new life. The Winter Building's facade has graced downtown Montgomery for more than 170 years. Soon it will start a new life as The Hotel Dexter.
Liverpool, England's Atlantic Tower by Thistle unveils newly refurbished Vista Bar & Restaurant
The Atlantic Tower by Thistle hotel has officially unveiled its newly refurbished Vista Bar & Restaurant on its first floor. Following two months of work, the space has undergone a considerable transformation with a four-figure sum refurbishment that has seen the hotel's main dining room redesigned into a contemporary setting.
Award-winning design firm tapped for Philippines' Richmonde Hotel Iloilo
Property developer Megaworld is tapping internationally renowned design firm Gettys for its luxury hotel project in Iloilo. In a statement, Megaworld said it is partnering with Gettys for the design of the P500-million Richmonde Hotel Iloilo, which will be located in Iloilo Business Park.
Historic Santa Fe, NM hotel will sell parts of its past before remodeling
Posters of Georgia O'Keeffe's flowers, Zozobra, "The Milagro Beanfield War" and a few renegades from Tokyo and France tilt against one another in a Pacheco Street warehouse. Their combined heft weighs against a jumble of wooden minirefrigerator cabinets. A wrought iron chandelier as wide as a well leans limply across the cement floor.
These hotels will inspire you
Most of us experience famous architecture in short bursts. We might spend half a day wandering around the Guggenheim museum, an hour strolling through Fallingwater or a few moments in the lobby of a building whose interiors were done by Philippe Stark.
Motivo doubles seating, table collection size
Longtime industry veteran, Peter Mandel, has created an exclusive collection of internationally known brands of Italian designed seating and tables to be manufactured and represented in North America under Motivo Furniture. Motivo Furniture, geared for the trade and hospitality...
InterContinental Hotel in Westminster, England adorned with Morgan's furniture
Launched in Nov. 2012, the new hotel is the first InterContinental hotel to open in London for over 36 years and involved an investment of £150 million. Located in close proximity to the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, the hotel is housed within Queen Anne's Chambers, a former government building dating back to the 1800s.
Hotel room service: Brown bag it
Hotels are bagging traditional room service. Don't expect your room service meal to arrive underneath stainless-steel plate covers on rolling tables at many hotels across the country. Your grub may show up on paper trays or brown paper bags, albeit sturdy ones embellished with hotel logos or designs. The fare is upscale even if the delivery method is not.
Choice ties up with institutional investor for Cambrias
From its annual convention, Choice Hotels International announced it has entered into a joint venture with private investment firm Fillmore Capital Partners, LLC and its affiliates to develop multiple Cambria Suites hotel properties.
Farm-to-hotel dining
For years, most hotel restaurants could easily be dismissed as unremarkable and unsurprising, their menus seemingly unchanged from year to year. But lately, they have been following the lead of upscale restaurants and offering ingredients grown or produced nearby.
LEGOLAND Hotel clicks open
Everything has finally clicked into place. The dragons, monkeys, and ladybugs and thousands of other LEGO brick models are ready for their legions of fans to descend for the recent opening of LEGOLAND Hotel, the country's first hotel devoted to the hugely popular building...
Even the horses have designer digs at this plush Marrakesh, Morocco resort
Equine artistry is what sets the Selman Hotel apart from the pack of posh resorts that recently opened in Marrakesh, Morocco. Co-owner Abdeslam Bennani Smires (educated at hotel school in Lausanne, Morocco) has married his passion for horses and hospitality, sharing the otherwise closed equestrian world with his guests. There are seven purebred Arabian studs prancing about in the on-site paddocks (not to mention their designer stable) and you'll find floor-to-ceiling Gigi Grasso photography of gorgeous thoroughbreds dramatically adorning the Moorish design of this elegant five-star hotel.
6 technology trends revolutionizing the hospitality industry
As technology developments continue at a relentless pace, it can be difficult for hotels, leisure providers and those in hospitality to keep up with recent changes, let alone look to the future. However, the savings and improvements that technology can deliver mean that managers and directors really need to keep one eye on these six trends.
Historic Houston property gets $81 million hotel redo
A new JW Marriott will open at 806 Main in Houston next spring, the developer and city officials announced during a press conference at the construction site. The project is a renovation of the Samuel F. Carter building, which was acquired in 2009 by Pearl Hospitality. The hotel will include 323 rooms, a restaurant and bar, spa, health club, swimming pool and 10,000 square feet of meeting space.
NJ's West Windsor hotel plans $19 million upgrade
A $19 million hotel-wide project to upgrade the Hyatt Regency on Route 1 at Carnegie Center in Trenton, N.J., will be completed by July. The renovations will add more meeting space in the hotel and update guest rooms and dining areas, the release said.


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The exhibition will show off skills developed for competition routines prepared for the 2013 meet season. Gymnastics levels 4-10 will perform routines on vault, bars, beam and floor.
The December exhibition helps the teams prepare for meet season, including the Roman Team Challenge meet hosted in Rome on January 5-6. Head Coach Matt Zollitsch says, "The team has diligently trained for the upcoming season; this event will be their first test for 2013. The exhibition is also a great community event because it gives parents and kids a chance to see what gymnastics is all about."
The exhibition is free and open to the public. It will be held at the RFPRA Gymnastics Center located at 1 Shorter Avenue in Rome, Georgia.
The gymnastics center is a state-of-the-art gymnastics facility complete with two in-ground pits, one channel pit bar, uneven bars with resi mats, in-ground tumble trak, separate recreational and competitive equipment, and all the standard gymnastics and tumbling equipment. The facility also features viewing areas spanning the width of the gym. The building of this facility was made possible through the 2006 SPLOST funding.
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The classic tale of Pinocchio becomes a family Christmas treat at the magical Novello Theatre!
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Tuesday, June 08, 2010
Traqu measures in 3-D with nanometer precision
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3-D: Digitize First, Measure Later
Traqu, the new 3-D measurement system from Essemtec, delivers more than traditional AOI systems can. Featuring an infrared interferometer, it creates a digital 3-D model of an object with an accuracy of a nanometer. Using this innovative model, any type of measurement can be made later, including volume, height, distance, surface roughness and more. The measuring principle works with any kind of surface, reflective or matte.
The Traqu is scanning the surface of an object in 3-D. Therefore, all measurements and analysis can be made on the digital model at a later date and even in a different location.
Users can freely define any required measurements. For example, the Traqu can analyze the surface profile along a given line, calculate volumes, determine distances or even measure the surface roughness in a given area. The device also can determine layer thickness because an interferometer works very similar to an ultrasound probe. The scanner can resolve details down to nanometer resolution.
Because of its flexibility and independence, Traqu is ideal for analysis and documentation in the development process, for tasks in quality control or for inspection of incoming goods. The measurement system works extremely quickly, up to a million frames per second.
The 3-D scanner is mounted on a precise XY portal and can digitize surfaces up to 400 x 300 mm. Therefore, it can scan complete a PCB at once, even with components on it. There are no shadows, parallax errors or damages because the scanning beam is vertical and low energy.
Traqu is a universal measuring system with high flexibility and easy-to-use software. It can inspect all types of products and materials, but also can be specialized for a single, customer-specific purpose.


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LEXINGTON — I like Nerlens Noel and his well-oiled blocking machine.
"The Eraser" with the flat top is sure fun to watch even when he's playing energetic defense, stealing and swatting the ball all over the floor like a flyswatter.
And, at this point, Kentucky's Noel — who on Monday earned the SEC Freshman Player of the Week accolades for the second straight week — is easily my early choice for the SEC Player of the Year award, which is voted by the SEC coaches.
In Kentucky's dramatic 87-74 victory over Ole Miss Tuesday night, Noel was a second-half monster, establishing a single-game school record of 12 blocked shots, including five game-changing blocks after drawing his fourth foul.
As of Wednesday afternoon, Noel is among the conference leaders in blocked shots (first with 4.8 average), rebounding (second with 9.3) and steals (third with 2.4).
The other leading contenders for the conference Player of the Year honors include Georgia's Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Arkansas' BJ Young, Missouri's Phil Pressey, and a pair of standouts from a strong Mississippi club — flamboyant junior Marshall Henderson and senior Murphy Holloway.
But if Noel continues to play well overall with his explosive athleticism, he has an excellent chance to become the third UK player to capture the league's award in the last four years.
Kentucky's Anthony Davis won the SEC Player of the Year honors last year, while UK's John Wall took the honors in 2010.
And don't forget another possible honor for Noel: SEC Defensive Player of the Year.
Noel is a shoo-in for that award. If the 6-10, 228-pounder is selected as the SEC's top defensive player, he would become the second straight Wildcat performer to do so in as many years. Davis was the 2012 SEC Defensive Player of the Year.
In addition, UK is also promoting Noel as the national defensive player of the year. He has a good shot to get it, too, especially if Kentucky, now 14-6, improves and becomes a serious tournament threat down the road.
"I'm ecstatic how Nerlens is continuing to grow as a player," said Kentucky coach John Calipari after last Saturday's Kentucky-LSU matchup.
In 20 games, Noel is leading the Cats in rebounds, steals and blocked shots. He is also averaging 10.2 points, which is the fifth best in the team's scoring department.
Noel has come close to notching a triple-double on several occasions. Against Texas A&M in UK's 83-71 setback, Noel scoring 15 points, grabbed 11 rebounds and blocked seven shots along with six assists and four steals.
Chris Mills, who played for coach Eddie Sutton during the late 1980s, is the only UK player in history to achieve a triple-double.
In this week's SEC Coaches teleconference, Ole Miss coach Andy Kennedy said Noel is an "incredible, incredible talent at the basket….
"Obviously, last year they had a very, very special player at the basket in Anthony Davis and Davis was probably a little bit bigger, and I'm not sure that he was the presence that Noel is at the basket defensively. He completely changes the game, plays with a lot of confidence, and you can see, a lot like Davis last year, as the season is getting further along, the kid is growing leaps and bounds offensively as well."
While Noel — a projected No. 2 or No. 4 pick in the latest 2013 NBA mock drafts — may not match Davis' shot-blocking records, he still will be in a very good company at UK, joining the likes of Sam Bowie, Melvin Turpin, Jamaal Magloire and Andre Riddick along with Davis.
According to my calculations, Noel is on pace to finish with 157 blocks (or more) with 11 regular season games remaining and a minimum of two post-season games.
If Noel finishes at 157 blocks, he would be ranked No. 7 among the UK career leaders.
As you may know, Davis is currently at No. 5 on the list of school's all-time leading shot-blockers with 186, averaging 4.65 blocks per game.
Davis did that by playing only one collegiate season, helping the Cats capture the 2012 national title in New Orleans.
Magloire, who played four years at UK, tops the career list with 268 blocks.
Davis' 186 blocks, by the way, are the fourth-highest ever in one season in NCAA history. (Navy's David Robinson holds the single-season record with 207 blocks in 1986.)
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Who should be named the Lexington Herald-Leader's 2012 Kentucky Sportsman of the Year?
We'll find out on Thursday night when the award winner will be announced.
When I submitted the ballot to the Herald-Leader a few weeks ago, my top choice was Anthony Davis with Calipari and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist following at No. 2 and No. 3.
Why Davis?
I wrote and explained on the ballot that without future Olympic gold medalist Davis, the Wildcats wouldn't have ended their 14-year drought of the NCAA title last spring.
In addition, Davis was an excellent example of what a student-athlete should represent at a major university. The Kentuckians love him and they are now buying his New Orleans Hornets jersey.
My Top 10 ballot also included the state of Kentucky's Gold medalists like Claire Donahue and Angel McCoughtry in the 2012 London Olympics (in addition to Davis).
Also on my list were the names of three new Hall of Famers in Darrell Waltrip, Joe B. Hall and Dermontti Dawson.
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The newly-improved USA Today Sports Weekly recently came up with the grades of different schools' new coaching hires in college football.
What did the publication say about Kentucky's Mark Stoops? The Wildcats passed the exam, getting a grade of "A-".
As for Tennessee's Butch Jones, the Vols got a "B+".
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Two pro baseball yearbooks have arrived on my sports desk.
Nashville-based Athlon Sports and Birmingham-based Lindy's Sports, as usual, are filled with excellent color photography, fascinating articles and predications.
In both pre-season publications, the Cincinnati Reds have been chosen to win the NL's Central Division, while the Braves from Atlanta are predicted to finish second in the East Division (but that was before the Justin Upton trade last week).
If you are a baseball lover, you will enjoy Athlon Sports and Lindy's Sports like I have for many years.
If that's not enough, don't forget there is a recently-published book about former St. Louis Cardinals boss Tony La Russa, the third-winningest baseball manager in history.
Written along with Rick Hummel, the 420-page book, titled "One Last Strike" (William Morrow, $27.99) gives the inside story of La Russa's career.
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A quick Super Bowl (or Bore) prediction: The Baltimore Ravens by 3.


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TOWNSHEND -- Vermont is known across the world for its record breaking maple syrup crop, award-winning cheese and bountiful apple harvests.
Now the state is going to have to make room on its trophy case for goat milk caramels as well.
Louisa Conrad and Lucas Farrell of Townshend's Big Picture Farm walked away with top honors at this year's National Association for the Specialty Food Trade show which was held last month in Washington D.C.
Big Picture Farm won the gold award for Outstanding Confection for hand made caramels, which are made with milk from a small herd of goats that live at the Peaked Mountain Farm in Townshend.
The high-profile award brought immediate attention to the fledgling business and new accounts have been streaming in since the bestowal of the honor.
"It's been a little overwhelming," Farrell admitted Monday while taking a rare three-day weekend at his family's home in Maine. "Now we are trying to meet demand instead of trying to create demand."
Conrad and Farrell started their business less than two years ago when they were trying to come up with an original idea, other than making cheese, for their goat milk.
Last year they won $5,000 in the Strolling of the Heifers-Brattleboro Development Credit Corporation Business Plan Competition, and earlier this year, the U.S. Department of Agriculture awarded the couple a $49,000 USDA Rural Development Value-Added Producer Grant.
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They entered their caramel in this year's Fancy Food Show competition and went to the event in Washington not quite knowing what to expect.
Jill Collins, a spokeswoman for the National Association for the Specialty Food Trade, said Conrad and Farrell went up against more than 90 candy makers from across the country, some of which are much larger and have been in business for many more years than the Townshend couple.
Collins also said Big Picture Farm was not singled out as best small business or best new confection.
"They had the best candy. Period," she said. "It is the most amazing product. Everyone who tried it thought it was extraordinary."
The specialty food show brings together producers with representatives from retail and wholesale outlets across the country.
With increased focus on natural and locally produced food, National Association for the Specialty Food Trade Communications Director Louise Kramer said Big Picture Farm has found itself in the right place at the right time.
Pictures of young goats frolicking in a Vermont pasture, the hand-wrapped candies, and the company's commitment to sustainable packaging, appeal to food buyers looking to reach consumers who want to know more about the food they eat.
And, Kramer said, the caramel is delicious.
"It boils down to creativity and taste," she said. "There is a real human touch to their candy. You can feel the people behind the product. There is a reason they rose to the top."
Along with winning the award, Conrad and Farrell came home with a handful of new accounts. They are now taking steps toward getting their candy into the national Whole Foods chain, and they were followed around the show by a reporter from Business Week.
"Just being at the show was exciting, but coming home with the award made it memorable," Farrell said. "It really created a buzz around our caramels."
The couple is also close to purchasing the Peaked Mountain Farm from Ann and Bob Works, who have been making their own cheeses on the Townshend farm since 1999 and have been working with Big Picture since they started making the goat milk caramels.
They have purchased a second caramel cooker, are looking for a candy wrapping machine and now employ two full-time and four part-time workers.
Their sales have tripled in the past year and they are producing about 5,000 caramels a week.
"We are trying to prepare for the fall and the holidays come right after that," Farrell said. "Right now we have a limited milk supply. We don't want to say no to anyone, but at the end of the day it is better to turn people down than it is to try to find interest. There is not a lot of time. We'll see what we can do."
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4. | Grinding the Corn | ||
When you put corn in a woman's vagina and grind it as with a mortar and pestle, except in this case it is her pussy and your cock.
You must be wary that corn doesn't get wedged around the head of your penis as it does in your teeth after you eat it. By going down on your woman afterwards, it gives a whole new meaning to "creamed corn". Little did anyone at the thanksgiving table know, but the creamed corn was made by grinding the corn in my girlfriend's twat just earlier.
1. | Grinding the Corn | ||
Sexual technique. See the example. From Six feet under (ep. 48):
(Jimmy and Claire in the bed, obviously after quite a good job..) Jimmy: You know what is's called? Claire: It has a name? Jimmy: Grinding the Corn. Claire: Grinding the Corn? What's the corn? Jimmy: You know, with like a mortar and pestle. Only you push the pestle against the rim of mortar. Not in the bowl. Claire: Oh. |
2. | Grinding the Corn | ||
Term for a sexual technique. Picture the action of grinding corn with a mortar and pestle, but grinding along the rim instead of grinding in the bowl. A penis is the mortar and a vagina is the pestle, with her pubic bone (and clitoris) the rim. Heard in an episode of HBO's "Six Feet Under", Original Air Date, 15 August 2004 (Season 4, Episode 9).
Also known as Coital Alignment Technique, a variation on the missionary position in which the man shifts upward just a bit, so his pubic bone stimulates her clitoris while his penis is still entering her vagina. This position provides maximum contact with both the clitoris and the G-spot (of vaginal intercourse). Claire never experienced an orgasm until Jimmy used "grinding the corn."
3. | Grinding the Corn | ||
When fucking a slut a dude does his right proper job if he focuses pressure on the clit, visualizing the clit, being the clit, grinding and bumping it with the crook where his pubic bone meets the base of his cock rather than burning up the inside of the pussy where the bird don't really feel shit anyways. When properly executed The result is orgasmic for the ho. "Girl, last night after two years of wasting my time that useless piece of shit finally had an A-ha-fucking-moment and started grinding the corn. Girl, I came all over that boy's dick, twice! You'd think he invented the light bulb he was so proud of his shit. It's about fucking time I got mines. Now, if he'd get hisself a job I'd just might have me my fuckin' dream man. Shiiit!."


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The Ole Miss-Tulane game, Sept. 22 at the Superdome, was announced on Thursday by Tulane as an 11 a.m. kickoff. The game will be televised by Fox Sports Net.
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If you like night football, and many people do, Tulane is not the place to be. The Green Wave has a 7 p.m., kick against Rutgers in its season opener, but the Times-Picayune reports that all remaining Tulane kick times will be morning or afternoon.
Here, first-year Tulane coach Curtis Johnson, formerly with the Saints, discusses his faith at a recent New Orleans-area prayer breakfast. ...
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The Rebels are at home against Texas on Sept. 15. Texas coach Mack Brown is fired up for his class of freshmen, and while the Longhorns are on the rebound, Brown says they can be a top 10 team. Texas has gone just 13-12 the last two seasons, 8-5 last year after a 5-7 mark in 2010.


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By Car: Arriving in Campeche main Avenue called Pequeno Pr�ncipe, you must go towards the beach and turn right at the last street before reaching the beach, named Corticeiras, which is parallel to the sea. Entering this street you should continue for about 500 metres and take the 4th street on the left, towards the beach, this is our street, Servid�o Ieda Maria Luz da Costa, previously known as Carij�s do Sul, in many locators and GPS you'll still find it by that name. At the entrance of the street there is a sign for Floripa Surf Hostel. Our number is 190, we're on the right end of the street.
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1. | Shrewsbury | ||
A town located in MA, very near worcester. Complete suburbian hell, filled with rich snobby white kids and about 5 black kids. Aka : The Bury.
Most children from "The bury" are either total preps or are white kids trying to be black and thuggish. The Shrewsbury highschool club of black history has about 3 black kids, and 30 white kids in it.
2. | Shrewsbury | ||
A small village that regularly floods and is located in Shropshire, too close really to Wolverhampton for most people's liking. The town is also nicknamed "Salop", however none of the locals seem to know why. Many refer to it as "The Shire". Shrewsbury repeatadly floods every day, and the football team have recently re-trained themselves to become water polo players.
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A city in Central MA, bordering Worcester,MA, a bunch of white kids, maybe 9 black kids in the high school. In general, kids are either preps or white "gangstas" Weed is common, and many claim they do, and can get harder drugs such as ecstasy, cocaine, etc. yet about 3 kids have access to it. Towns flooded with mids, danks are rare and expensive. Sometimes nicknamed "Snoozebury" because there is no place to have fun, therefore we smoke weed instead. Theres AMF bowling alley, which is fun maybe twice a year. If your desperate you make the 20min. ride to solomon pond mall, but stay away from greendale mall, shits scary. Im so fucking bored, theres nothing to do in Shrewsbury (aka Snoozebury), lets just smoke weed.
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this town onthe jersey shore. none of the people look or talk anything like the jersey shore people. most of the boys think their cool and hang out with the little silver girls. they all try to be cool and hang out at markam but nobody wants them there. also they hang out behind the park and think their cool because they get drunk. most of the girls are backstabbing bitches. their is one k-8 school and everybody in the town absoutly hates it. they all have iphones and get cars right when they can drive. everybidy knows everybodies buisness because of the stupid gossiping moms. most of the moms have their own facebooks so they can "check up" with their kids who are acting like sluts right in front of their faces. this one by one town is literally the definintion of small town shit oh you live in shrewsbury.....i feelsorry for you
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A suburban town in Central MA, bordering Worcester,MA, also known as "The Bury". Theres nothing really to do except smoke weed, get wasted, get "Jammed" or be a "white city rat". Sucks to be the kid smoking mids, in a town full of your so called wanna be gangsters and rich preppy ass partiers comes "dank" quality weed as the cool kids would say. We keep it simple either you have headies or indo, if its anything less than that u get robbed for sucking at life. Hard drugs aren't difficult to come by; we border Worcester for gods sake it only takes one call, just a very small handful have the balls, connections or are stupid enough to do or get them. There are about 10 black kids in the entire town, they would of been better off being white. Theres very little in this town to be proud of. Theres never anywhere to go so most nights end up being trashed in a parking lot, or burnt the fuck out -Shrewsbury blows theres never anything to do!
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a speck on the globe where white people send their children to school and build identical neighborhoods...where shrews live. shrews are from shrewsbury.
Shrewsbury, Pennsylvania, right over the PA/MD line, is a rapidly changing suburb of Baltimore/and York, depending on how you want to look at it.Though close to york,Shrewsbury is a major relocation center for people moving in from Baltimore County,from places such as Dundalk and Parkville,and Hampden down in the city due to their proximity to I-83,the similarity to the above white baltimore neighborhoods,and the convienience of a town placed away from the big city.Shrewsbury used to be corn fields and had quite a few hicks.Now,most of the hicks have moved out to Glen Rock and the corn fields have been replaced with shopping centers and new housing.The new housing is racially diverse compared to the old-town Shrewsbury,thus bringing much change to the area.The population has jumped from around 3000 to about 5000 since the last census,and it's growing pretty fast around here.I moved here 2 years ago,and the changes have been for the better.2 years ago it was full of hood posers and preppy faggots,and not as crowded.Now,it is more diverse in the types of people,(unforunately still containing some preppy faggots),but it is becoming more racially,culturally and economically diverse.It is a lot more chill now.Crime is limited to occassional fist fights,and once in a great while there wlil be a young hood poser stabbing his drug dealer from the city in the back because he realizes hes fucked.But there is a lot of property crime,and there are some hardened people moving in.A lot ... more...


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The Baltimore resident had been reported missing since September.
The man found dead in Reisterstown Saturday had been reported missing to Baltimore City police since Sept. 17, according to a media advisory from the Baltimore County Police Department.
Police confirmed the deceased to be 24-year-old Darnell William Butler, a resident of the 3800 block of Ferndale Avenue.
Butler's body was transported to the Chief Medical Examiner's Office Saturday for autopsy. The cause and manner of death have not yet been determined.
Police discovered Butler's body in the Hanover Pike and Butler Road area of Reisterstown Saturday. Their investigation was spurred by the report of skeletal remains of a hand found by a landscaper in the 300 block of HedgePocket Way.
Authorities also confirmed that the hand belonged to Butler.
- Wednesday, Nov. 14 » A landscaper working in the 300 block of HedgePocket Way told police that he found what is believed to be the remains of a human hand.
- Thursday, Nov. 15 » The Chief Medical Examiner's Office determined it was a human hand, prompting police to expand its investigation in the Reisterstown area.
- 11:30 a.m. on Nov. 17 » Investigators find the body of an unidentified man near where the human hand was found in the Hanover Pike/Butler Road area.
- Sunday evening » Police identify the deceased as Darnell William Butler, a 24-year-old from Baltimore.
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WINSTON-SALEM — Mount Airy High School's grapplers finished the Mount Tabor Super Duals tournament 5-4 after meeting nine teams on the mats Friday and Saturday.
Coach Steve Braunre reported that the 5-4 finish placed 1A Mount Airy tied for fifth place among the 12 participating schools, some of which are strong 3A and 4A teams. In addition to the Bears, wrestling were North Wilkes, Wilkes Central, Forbush, Leesville Road from Durham, East Forsyth, East Wilkes, Starmount, Surry Central, Northern Durham, West Stokes and Lexington.
Mount Airy won its first two matches Friday topping East Wilkes, 43-36, and 4A Mount Tabor, 47-30.
In its third match, the Bears fell to Northern Durham, 30-44.
It splits its fourth and fifth matches of the day, taking down Wilkes Central, 78-0, and then falling to Leesville Road in a close 36-38 match.
In Saturday's competition on the mats, Mount Airy started the day off with a loss to North Wilkes, 24-50. But the Bears were able to turn the next two matches around, beating Starmount, 47-36, and Forbush, 46-27.
They lost in the final match to East Forsyth, 28-54.
Braune highlighted the success of several of Mount Airy's grapplers who had standout performances during the weekend tournament.
Captain Landon Mumford at 170 pounds finished 8-1, as did Mason Timmerman at 220 lbs.
At heavyweight, Captain Brian Bennett finished his weekend 6-1. Shay Wilson, 145 lbs., was 7-2, while Dallas Smith at 160 lbs. and Andrew Moore at 152 lbs. were 6-2.
"Overall, we did well. As we get closer to Christmas, teams are more beat up so larger tournaments with more matches, you have injuries, and there are still football players still coming in to the season," Braune said, explaining that some of the scores are misleading because they may include a number of forfeits due to injuries or sickness.
"There are wrestlers with busted shoulders and knees, and it is flu season," he said, noting that Coach Michael Bodnar was out for the weekend with the flu leaving Braune as the sole coach for the super duals for Mount Airy. "Two (wrestlers) didn't make the trip with the stomach bug."
Braune said in Mount Airy's lost to East Forsyth, the last match of the tournament, he gave East Forsyth 30 of its 54 points in forfeits due to injuries and sickness.
"The season changed and the temperatures are up and down," the coach said. "We did well. In retrospect, with some of the kids that didn't make the trip, we could have finished at 7-2."
He said Mount Airy could have won the Leesville Road and North Wilkes matches, he believes, because 18 of North Wilkes' 24 points were in forfeits.
"Head to head, we're winning matches. If I wrestle 10 kids, seven of the 10 are winning," he said.
Mount Airy's season record is now 10-7 going into the conference season, which doesn't begin until January. And Braune said the athletes could have close to 30 matches in before they even wrestle a conference team.
"You get better wrestling 3A and 4A teams," he said. "I have a young team, and it is about getting on the mat and getting experience. We look forward to Christmas exams and Christmas break so we can get healthy."
As for this weekend's results, Braune said, "I'm real proud of the kids, of my boys, they left it all on the mat. They wrestled hard and I could ask for anything more."
Mount Airy will host its first home match Tuesday at 6 p.m. in a trimatch with Rural Retreat, Va., and Magna Vista, Va.
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The three-day visit could have a potentially significant influence on the West's strategy for thwarting the weapons dimension of Iran's nuclear program.
The team is expected to visit the underground enrichment site near the city of Qom, in which Iran recently said it had begun uranium enrichment work.
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5 May 2009
This past weekend saw some big victories at the Windhoek schools tournament.
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Paarl Boys' have been playing some superb rugby and were victors against tournament hosts Windhoek Gimnasium on Thursday, thrashing them 50-0. Saturday saw Boys' High annihilate Elnatan 77-3, with Gavin Haupfleish maintaining his sublime early season form ( he contributed 20 points with the boot).
Grey Bloem turned in another strong performance to thrash Outeniqua 41-0. This Friday sees the top two schools in the country – Grey Bloem and Paarl Boys' – face off against one another in Bloemfontein. Paarl Boys' have only lost once this season (to Affies 30-15) while Grey are unbeaten.
Marlow Agricultural continued their good form and defeated Queen's College 21-17 at the Rec in Queenstown last week, after leading 14-3 at the break. Queen's put in a strong second-half display and almost snatched victory at the death but were denied by some heroic Marlow defence.
Meanwhile, Grey PE held off a spirited Wynberg side to win 10-3 in Cape Town on Friday, with Siya Kolisi scoring the only try of the game.
Affies gave Jeppe a rugby lesson, winning 65-6 after leading 34-6 at the break. The Pretoria-based school scored five tries, with their backs running Jeppe to pieces (winger Ruhan van der Westhuisen grabbed a double). Affies face off against bitter rivals Pretoria Boys' this weekend and will be looking to turn the tables after last year's humiliating defeat.
Glenwood have reached the semi-finals of the Sanix World Rugby Youth Invitational Tournament where they will play against Lycée de Borda from Dax in France. De La Salle College from Auckland will be Glenwood's biggest threat and the two schools are likely to meet in the final. Glenwood beat Josho Gakuen High 29-17 in the quarter-final.
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5 May 2009, 14:44 pmcmon the cape town schools…
5 May 2009, 14:44 pmFeel sorry for Boys High this Friday – the boys from Bloem is going to put at least 50 pas them….
5 May 2009, 14:44 pmpas=past
5 May 2009, 15:03 pmmaybe a doff question.
how do these schools/players afford to go to all these rugby festivals? who pays?
5 May 2009, 15:31 pmEk sien Grey se kleinste telling is teen Marlow en ek sien Marlow het skaars 250 kinders in die hele skool! En grey het uit 90 seuns hulle 1ste span gekies! So dit wil iets sê van Marlow. Willie Meyer,Jorrie en Chris Kruger, Phillip Smit is bekende ouens
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5 May 2009, 16:32 pmNaaais Grey Bloem! Gaan grote wees teen Bois Haai.
Lemoen, deel jy nou troospryse uit? Om Grey te wees beteken almal gee hul beste om jou te klop. Dis nie so maklik om die beste te bly nie.
7 May 2009, 04:07 amTop 2 schools……and Affies beat Paarl Boys, next to beat: Grey College. Give Affies more credit, a powerhouse in rugby: think Pierre Spies, Wynand Olivier, Fourie du Preez – 3 certain Springboks in the last years, And countless Bulls players bred from right accross the street from Loftus.
7 May 2009, 14:47 pm#7 savethespringbok: That's true – although Meisiekind just spent his last schooling year there, originally being from Virginia/Welkom-area…
7 May 2009, 15:43 pm7. save the springbok: of course Affies is a powerhouse school. Always been, and have always been a tough game for Grey College, I recall 3 drawn matches in the early 2000′s and a big victory in for affies in 05 i think. I also remember a game (think it was 02) where affies lead (at affies) 21-0 with seconds left in the 1st half, and one Ruan Pienaar, charged down to make it 21-7 at the half. Final score – Grey 41 – Affies 21. If we talk provincial players and Springboks, then Affies have not done that well for such a strong school – Grey, Paarl Gim lead the way there. Grey with most super 14 most currie cup and most springboks since isolation. Currently just a few stars : Brussouw, Stegman, Jannie and Bissie, Ruaan P, Frans S, CJ, Rob Ebersohn – just to name a few.
this weekends game against Paarl Boys, then Affies and the end of season game against paul roos will be HUGE, all 3 can go either way. the other games will be easy i think, incl glenwood, Grey PE, PTA Boys etc. -
8 May 2009, 15:30 pm#2 panniepeet: Nee man, jy kan mos nou nie so se nie, kom ons kyk eers wat gebeur, en as Grey College 50 op Boishaai gesit het dan kan jy grootpraat. Sien jy enige Boishaai ouens sulke wilde stellings maak oor wedstryde…nee. het hulle jou nie beskeidenheid geleer daar op Grey nie?
8 May 2009, 16:12 pmSorry vir panniepeer bokbal – ek kan jou verseker die College boys het huge huge respek vir boishaai. In my dae het net die 1st team, cherries en die age group a spanne afgevlieg boishaai toe en vice versa. Die laaities van boyshaai was altyd baie wel gemanierd (beter as die PRG manne wat sou nou en dan bietjie "air gehad het). dis VERAL moeilik om in die paarl teen julle te wen, en ek onthou n vet pakslae in 1994 veral. dink tog College gaan vanmiddag wen, maar dit gaan nie 50 wees nie
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THE RAMBLER Long Island Agricultural and Technical Institute—Fanningdale, N. Y. VOL. XXm, No. 6 November 11, 1952 FUTURE GRADUATES WELCOME HOME ALUMNI Trip To .P.I. Edward Ericksen, John White, Steven Huber, Richard William:j and Richard Lee recently attend-ed the 1952 "Student Christian Movement" Conference which was held on the R.P.I. Campus in Troy. "The Christian At Work In the World" was the theme, around which the discussion and Bible study groups were organized. The main speaker at conference was Julian Hart from The Yale Di-vinity School. Despite many difficulties—car troubles, embarassment of walk-ing into faculty members homesi and saying, "Here I am" when they arrived to spend the night, and meetings that just seemed to be scheduled too early in the morning, the fellows had a good time. P.S.: Who enjoyed all that Spanish rice, English style up at Troy? Moonlight & Music That delightfully old "Golden Ambrosia" was unanimously en-joyed by the Building Construc-tion Department and their faculty guests at the Wyandanch Com-munity Gardens. All were over-come by the rhythm of the three piece band which in itself, was masterful from jazz to Latin American styles. The dance was well under way when suddenly the chaperones arrived and there upon received a large ovation from the fellow students and theirdates. Speaking of dates, it appears that the Con-struction Department has superb taste, and elegance of beauty un-der one I'oof. The faculty which were present were: Mr. and Mrs. Waite Mr. and Mrs. Pagano Mr. Game Mr. Truex The "B.C." Department is now planning an acquaintance party for the Freshmen. This is custom-ary as to allow the Freshmen to get acquainted with the fellows who have been through the mill. The particulars concerning the party have not yet been an-nounced, but the "Frosh" will be notified as to the time and place. O. H. CAMPUS Well, the Hort Seniors have tak-en to travel (to become Cosmo-politan). Friday, October 24, at 9 A.M., found a bus, filled to capacity with anxious Seniors, headed for the Bronx Botanical Gardens, (that's near Fordham) to view the "Mum" Show, as well as the famous gardens. But much to the dismay of everyone, es- i, pecially Mr. Barke, the green- i houses were under repair and consequently, closed. So off to the ; Zoo — almost lost a few class- , mates along the way, and then , back to the "Mum" Show. / Wednesday, Nov. 5th, these' same Seniors once again took to the big city. This time for the Annual Exhibition of the Metro-politan Retail Florists Association (Steven Dalsimer, President). Two Cornucopae (horn of plenty), over-flowing with fruit and flowers were entered by these industrious Seniors. Five Hort Freshmen girls also ventured to the show, but on their own time and money. To the Hort Freshmen the big-gest thing right now is the com-ing Frosh elections. Seems as though there are already two par-ties representing the O.H. Cam-pus. Maybe there'll be flowers in all Frosh rooms yet!!! BIG NEWS — Mr. Lewis has announced the fatal date — No-vember 24 for the Woody Plants Lab final. Start working on those twi.Hs, fellas!! Student Christian Association "Federal F.E.P.C." was the sub-ject discussed at the recent Stu-dent Christian Association Meet-ing which was held in Knapp Hall Lounge on October 22. Fath-er John M. Coleman, D. D., of the St. Philip's Episcopal Church of Brooklyn took the negative side of the issue, while the Rev. Dr. Arthur Ray Rohner from the Congregational Church of Brook-lyn took the positive viewpoint. Steven Huber, President of the Association presided over the meeting and turned it over to Ed-ward Ericksen, who led the de-votional service. The Rev. Hamp-shire of the Episcopal Church of Farmingdale offered the Benedic-tion. The next meeting of the Stu-dent Christian Association will be held on November 12, in Knapp Hall Lounge at 7:30 P.D. A movie on "American Foreign Policy" will be shown. There will be a discussion period following the meeting. Everyone is invited. P. S. Bring your friends along. N.A.G. The second program meeting, held in Knapp Hall Lounge, Oc-tober 21, introduced Dr. Pyenson to club members In his capacity as Plant Pathologist in Pernam-buco, Brazil, he had many oppor- Homecoming Day,1952 Some day these feet shall stroll again and mark a path anew. Among the Halls and Dorms and Streets that once they strolled on through. The dust has settled on the soles, the sands of time this dust is thine. And yet imprinted deeper yet are memories you can't forget. The laughter and light of youth, the brilliant shining shield of truth. The surge of coming Home. Outdoor Club Hiking, health, and happiness was the theme of the Outdoor Clubs' latest outing. Bright and early Saturday morning October 18, at approxi-mately five o'clock a.m. ten sporting individuals started out on a trip to Bear Mountain, Con-necticut, by car. We accidently by-passed Bear Mo'untain and found ourselves heading up toward Mt. Everett, the second highest mountain in Massachusetts (elevation 2,684 ft.) at approximately eleven A.M. We stopped for a bite to eat and pro-ceeded climbing Dt. Everett. Our climb led us to the beautiful Ap-palachian Trail, which we fol-lowed for some time. Four of us decided to take the long way home and hiked four-teen miles to our waiting cars. The rest of the group were more energetic and reclimbed the mountain back to the campsite. After having a delicious supper cooked over a camp fire, we head-ed back to L.I.A.T.I, tired but happy. We still cherish the memories of beautiful scenery in healthy mountain air, and are looking for-ward to our next excursion to High Point, New Jersey scheduled for November 8. tunities to film many of the vari-ous phases of local scenery, and points of interest. With movies of his two year stay in Brazil, "Doc" Pyenson closely held the atten-tion of all present with his unique elaborating on "local scenery".
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2009 Master of Science graduate Phil Simpson (L) with Associate Professor Dewayne Fox releasing an Atlantic sturgeon into the Delaware Bay after implanting an acoustic tag.
Dr. Fox is the principal investigator on a research project that tracks Atlantic sturgeon movement patterns in the Delaware River and Bay as well as identify spawning areas in the Delaware River.
Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources
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The Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources (AGNR), a unit in the College of Agriculture and Related Sciences, is committed to the land-grant mission of the university, which is excellence in teaching, research and outreach. AGNR offers professional programs designed to prepare students for future academic and career paths, and technical courses designed to develop practical production and management skills.
AGNR offers two degrees:
Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture with concentrations in:
Bachelor of Science degree in Natural Resources with concentrations in:
Environmental Science (ES curriculum) |
Fisheries and Wildlife Management (FM curriculum) |
Wildlife Management (WM curriculum) |
Students can select options in either Agriculture or Natural Resources that will provide preparation for graduate study. A Baccalaureate degree is conferred upon completion of a minimum of 120 hours of course work.
Why choose Agriculture and Natural Resources programs at DSU?
AGNR students are immersed in an educational environment, which offers faculty who are experts in their fields, small class sizes, a variety of majors, opportunities for hands-on experience, and a sound foundation for a career in agriculture or natural resources, or an advanced degree.
Dr.Barczewski and DSU Agriculture & Related Sciences 2013 Graduates
Department of Agriculture & Natural Resources
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Faculty Profile
Richard Barczewski, PhD
Professor Emeritus
Arthur O. Tucker, PhD
Dyremple Marsh, PhD
Gulnihal Ozbay, PhD
Associate Professors:
Assistant Professors:
Sr. Research Scientists:
Herbarium Educator:
Susan Yost, PhD
Susan Yost, PhD
Research Associate
Post-Doctoral Employees:
Departmental Technicians:
Ag Education Program Leader
Stacey Hofmann
College Recruiter:
Alex Meredith