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Hello Everyone,
Claire would like your help finding quilt shops for an upcoming trip to California:
I am a British quilter and travelling to California for a three week trip with my husband at the end of April. We are hiring a car and touring around starting in Los Angeles, travelling by the coast to Santa Barbara, Monterey, San Jose and San Francisco, then into the Sonoma Valley and back inland to Yosemite and Death Valley.
Although we will mainly be doing the touristy things(husband's patience is limited), I wonder if anyone can advise me on any quilt shops, or museums and galleries displaying quilts? We are planning to go to the textile museum in San Jose. I am interested in shops which sells home dyed fabric or has a large selection of rulers, book etc.
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'I love you, babe': Lewis Hamilton pays tribute to his 'lady' Nicole Scherzinger with cute Twitter snap ...
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NEW YORK — Mrs. Elois Jacobs Matthews, 77, of 14251 Sutter Ave., formerly of the Hayes Chapel Community, died Saturday, Jan. 5, 2013 at Long Island Jewish Hospital in Long Island, NY.
The funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 10, at Hayes Chapel Baptist Church, with the Rev. Alfred Holston officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.
Mrs. Matthews is survived by one son, Desi Matthews of Ozone Park, NY, two sisters Charlie Mae Boykin and Arrest Evans, both of Rose Hill; one brother, James "Buddy" Jacobs of Queens, NY., three grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
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Sen. Tammy Baldwin Sworn Into Office
After seven terms in the U.S. House of Representatives, Baldwin's ascendance to the Senate marks Wisconsin's first female senator and the country's first openly gay senator.
As the 113th Congress begins this year's session, Wisconsinites will have a new U.S. senator in Tammy Baldwin.
Baldwin, a Democrat, was sworn in Thursday during the first Senate session of the year. After seven terms in the U.S. House of Representatives, Baldwin's ascendance to the Senate marks Wisconsin's first female senator and the country's first openly gay senator.
The 113th Congress includes a record number of women, along with the country's first Buddhist senator, first Hindu representative and first bisexual member of Congress, according to the New York Times.
According to her U.S. Senate page, Baldwin serves on the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP), the Senate Budget Committee, and the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs. She also serves on the Senate Special Committee on Aging.
Baldwin will replace Democratic U.S. Senator Herb Kohl, who has represented Wisconsin since 1989. She will represent Wisconsin alongside Republican Sen. Ron Johnson.
Johnson and Kohl both escorted Baldwin into the chamber to take the oath of office Thursday, according to the Huffington Post. She also ran into Republican Rep. Paul Ryan, who gave her a hug and congratulated her on her new position.
The two Wisconsin senators have also announced a friendly wager with Minnesota Senators Al Franken and Amy Klobuchar over this Saturday's Packers-Vikings playoff game, according to a report in the Sawyer County Record. As part of the wager, the losing team's senators have pledged to buy the other team's senators a case of beer from their home state.
"This has been an exciting week," Baldwin said. "but it's only going to get better when the Packers beat the Vikings and put an end to this trash talking from my Minnesota colleagues."
Sen. Baldwin's staff can be reached locally at 14 West Mifflin Street, Suite 207, Madison, WI 53703 or by phone at 608-264-5338. Her Washington staff can be reached at 1 Russell Courtyard, Washington, DC 20510 or by phone at 202-224-5653.
Dirk Gutzmiller
1:09 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
It is a sad day when the Senior Senator from Wisconsin is whatshisname.
1:15 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
You'll get over it. Go bang a drum and chant "shame, shame, shame", you'll feel better.
FreeThought Troy
2:06 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
There is always hope for 2016. Too bad this Embarrassment is in office until then
5:36 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Senators serve for 6 years. We get to replace Johnson in 2016 and re-elect Tammy in 2018.
Dirk Gutzmiller
1:33 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Greg - Still pouting and kicking about the Walker civil protests in Madison when the "most liberal" U.S. Representative, and from Madison, is now YOUR U.S. Senator? What goes around, comes around. You must be in a state of gross hysteria.
1:40 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
I'm not the one that came on here to cry. How's Tammy doing on those Coast Guard cutter engines?
FreeThought Troy
1:49 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Proud day for Wisconsin. We haven't had that many the past year or two. Good to see a reason to celebrate.
Steve ®
2:17 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Sad day for Wisconsin. We have had so many reasons to celebrate in the past year or two. Good to see a reason to cry shame shame shame.
FreeThought Troy
2:34 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Sen. Ron Johnson. What a condescending jerk.
2:41 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
I agree, Tammy has Super Heros to help her with the budget items.
FreeThought Troy
2:54 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Yeah, never mind the:
"…served for six years on the House Budget Committee in my first six years in the House,"
Forget knowledge and experience, right?
Steve ®
3:05 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
He is probably on to something. How many years now have the democrats NOT passed a budget?
FreeThought Troy
3:10 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
It's not Senate Republicans who are filibustering the passage – oh wait, it is. Not a good point blaming Democrats for Republicans playing politics with the country.
3:11 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
She's a Lefty. Liberals are always looking for a way to be offended. If Sen. Johnson had not made the offer, she would have been offended. Grow up already.
FreeThought Troy
3:17 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Ummm – liberals aren't complaining he made the offer to help her adjust to the Senate. I, personally, am complaining Sen. Johnson is a condescending jerk for assuming Sen. Baldwin doesn't know how to review a budget despite her experience in the House.
3:29 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Has the house passed a budget yet since Obama has been in office?
FreeThought Troy
3:31 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Have Senate Republicans not filibustered every budget proposal offered – not even allowing an up/down vote
3:59 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Wasn't there an Obama budget recently brought to the floor that received ZERO votes?
4:07 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
...and as your link indicates, the budget proposals have not been filibustered in the Senate.
4:07 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
There were a couple of votes taken. Voted down unanimously. I think this has occurred once in each the House and the Senate.
2:44 pm on Saturday, January 5, 2013
How are you allowed to speak in public? My God your an idiot. The house has passed several budgets and none of them have been allowed to even come up in the senate for a vote buy the majority leader. They dont want to vote on them because then they would have to take a position. Its much better for them to vote on a CR and continue on the massive over spending sparked by the omnibus bill and the stimulus in Obama's 1st and only budget. Every other budget the White House sent down was voted down 100% even by his partners in crime. The "big lie" is all you morons have when you try to posture in public. To bad I dont have a delete button for your free speech, but that right was won by my relatives , friends and myself so self important free loading imbeciles get to further their incompetent view points and even more unfortunately reproduce. Your ignorance shines brilliantly here on this tiny issue. Hopefully you are still around when the stuff hits the fan and are recognized so you can be kicked to the curb. I must go now and read something intelligent to make up for the stupidity I just absorbed from reading your thoughts.
3:57 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
If a person's sexual orientation isn't supposed to matter, why does everything written about Tammy Baldwin point out that she's gay?
FreeThought Troy
4:00 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Senator Baldwin is breaking barriers. We should acknowledge that.
4:23 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Then any discussion about Sen. Johnson should mention "honest".
Bob McBride
5:54 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
She's not actually breaking barriers (even for this particular seat in the Senate). She's just being open about the subject. That's a personal choice. I suppose that's a big deal. I keep hearing it is.
But that's neither here nor there. What does she think about Kwanzaa? Has anyone asked yet? Let's stop farting around and get to the red meat issues...
11:08 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Yeah, haven't we had quite a few members of congress caught up in gay relations? I guess she's the first to use it as a campaign platform.
Wanda Williams
3:07 pm on Tuesday, January 8, 2013
It's not fair, she can switch on or off her political lesbianism in a moment, to suit her current needs. Gay and straight guys have to actually perform their sexual identity. On behalf of all sexual males, I demand justice and equality and fairness and reparations and viagra and victimization brownie points and pant suits and Jeeps (or at least a Subaru) and the return of Zima and comfortable shoes and free thought, Troy.
4:02 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
A staffer advised Tammy that the Packers are a football team from Green Bay, WI.
11:09 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
It's nice to hear that our leaders are enjoying drinking and watching sports. Wake me up the year when they do something to make my life better instead of worse for the first time ever.
7:26 am on Saturday, January 5, 2013
One of Tammy's biggest accomplishments was getting a post office named after Bob LaFollette. I hope she uses her new influence to get a bike trail named after Barney Frank, or a freeway rest stop after Jim Doyle.
Dare to dream.
Dirk Gutzmiller
10:19 am on Saturday, January 5, 2013
Maybe Tammy is working to get a men's toilet at Mitchell airport named after Sen. Larry Craig, or the public Estabrook beer garden named after Sen. Mike Crapo.
She is trying to be nonpartisan. .
9:02 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
MAYBE if the goverment would register homo's and lesbians like they want to do with guns we could have a safer life for our kids by knowing publiclly was living next door


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The key to solving the problems that plague Plumas County is visible from virtually every vantage point in the county — our national forests. Twenty years ago a group set out to grab that key and open the door that would protect the long-term viability of our communities.
But many in that group are tired. Last week, the group that used to draw dozens to its monthly meeting could only muster a handful.
When I was a child, my parents always told me I had too active of an imagination. Now, it's usually my wife that tells me that. I'm often caught spacing out, daydreaming of all sorts of ridiculous ideas and scenarios.
Ever since I can remember I loved to draw. Any piece of paper I could get my hands on turned into little doodles of whatever was happening in my life. My family was one of my favorite subjects and my parents still have stacks of cartoons I drew of them.
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Here's a sneak peak at the film 'Fire in Babylon'
'They brought the world to its knees, and a nation to its feet.Fire In Babylon is the breathtaking story of how the West Indies triumphed over its colonial masters through the achievements of one of the most gifted teams in sporting history. In a turbulent era of apartheid in South Africa; race riots in England and civil unrest in the Caribbean, the West Indian cricketers, led by the enigmatic Viv Richards, struck a defiant blow at the forces of white prejudice worldwide. Their undisputed skill, combined with a fearless spirit, allowed them to dominate the game at the highest level, replaying it on their own terrifying terms. This is their story, told in their own words.' |
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 03 May 2011 at 11:50pm |
Being a proud West Indian, i'll definitely be watching this someday. I ain't one to get into race debates etc, that's no issue of mine but just to see my region conquer the cricketing scene for so long even I wasn't born for most of it, i'm still mighty proud of that!
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Being a cricket fan I'm proud of this team. The best team to have played the game for me. What they've achieved hadn't only given a few prejudice a rude awakening but also inspired lots outside of the caribbean.
Glad a movie on them there. They are heroes in every true sense and their feats and stories need to be highlighted and told for generations to come. I'll definitely be watching this one. Edited by vote4peace - 04 May 2011 at 2:39am |
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A brief interview with Michael Holding as well, thought this may be of interest..
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The film is being shown across a host of UK cinemas tonight, as well as a live question and answer session with the people who made the film, and legends including Gordon Greenidge, Colin Croft and Jeff Thomson.
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It's out today in Cinemas!
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According to the National Committee for the Prevention of Elder Abuse, elder financial abuse is defined as "the illegal or improper use of an older person's funds, property or resources."
The forms elder financial abuse can take are varied, from taking money or property, forging signatures, coercing or decieving an elder into signing a deed, will, or power of attorney, or convincing a senior to give money or property through deception or coersion.
Some other forms of elder financial abuse involve seniors being caught up in scams or con games designed to trick them out of their money.
Hebert said it is estimated that between one and five million cases of elder abuse occur every year, mostly unreported, and that approximately 30 percent of reported cases are financial abuse.
Hebert said that since banks are in a crucial position to recognize elder financial abuse, part of his job is to train bank employees to recognize "red flags", or possible indicators of elder financial abuse, including radical changes in account behavior, changes in power of attorney, and high ATM usage.
Hebert said that under Louisiana Revised Statutes, everyone has a legal obligation to report suspected elder financial abuse.
R.S. 15:1504 states: "Any person, including but not limited to a health, mental health, and social service practitioner, haivng cause to believe an adult's physical or mental health or welfare has been or may be further adversely affected by abuse, neglect, or exploitation shall report."
"If you have knowledge of possible financial abuse of an elderly person, you have an obligation to report it," Hebert said.
Hebert said suspected elder financial abuse should be reported to the Louisiana Governor's Office of Elderly Affairs or to local law enforcement.
Hebert said state law gives immunity to good-faith reporters of suspected elder financial abuse.
One of the main perpetrators of elder financial abuse is a family member, Hebert said, which adds to the difficulty in reporting.
Individuals may try to put an end to the elder financial abuse intra-family, Hebert said, but "ultimately, a family has a legal duty to report elder financial abuse as does anyone else."
Attorney and Kiwanian Clint Bischoff said that families need to be proactive when protecting their parents' finances.
"When parents reach about 70-plus years of age, the children need to get together to come up with tools to manage their finances," Bischoff said.
Hebert noted the law protects minors from financial abuse by recognizing they are not mature enough to sign contracts and enter into financial agreements, but said any law which tried to provide the same protection to seniors would conflict with their own rights and free will.
Hebert said it's not as cut-and-dried when trying to decide if a senior still has full capacity to make financial decisions.
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Aerobatic pilots that will be a part of of EAA AirVenture 2012 will practice at Waupaca Municipal Airport-Brunner Field.
When the Common Council met on May 15, it approved establishing a Temporary Air Box at Waupaca's airport from July 10 through Aug. 10.
The request came from EAA.
EAA AirVenture will be held in Oshkosh July 23 to 29.
The dates for the Temporary Air Box include days after EAA AirVenture, because pilots will also be practicing for an event being held after EAA's event.
Pete Andersen, the fixed base operator at the local airport, said he has been told the pilots will be here for two to three hours at a time when they practice.
They will first walk out their plans before taking to the air to practice them, he said.
"It will be the best of the best of the world," Andersen said. "It will be quite an opportunity that you don't get normally."
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This is great. Can't wait for this to all come to Waupaca. Should be fun to go down to the airport to check this out!
lastpercentiIe May 24, 2012 9:09 AM
Another impostor comment.
I don't attend air shows. People sometimes die cruel deaths, if and when the planes crash.
I also noticed that the ThyssenKrupp "representative" on the Airport Board is continuing to represent a corporation, in violation of the committee charter and the city ethics code. The city council is supposed to appoint [i]individuals[/i], not corporations, to city committees.
What's amazing is that this activity took place on the record - immediately after everyone in the room "certified" that they had reviewed the City Ethics Code. Of course, they aren't required to certify that they understand it, or that they are aware of the consequences for violating the code.lastpercentile May 24, 2012 9:07 PM
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That is great news! We have a beautiful airport, one of the best in the state!
Jeff Lange
Sportsman Air, LLCSchmleff May 25, 2012 8:42 AM
I'm not a pilot but if you look around at other small airports throughout the state you will find that our airport is one of the best in terms of accessibility, services provided, condition etc. Granted the main reason this is so is because of the foundry but it benefits everyone. Just look at the number of hangers out there to get an idea of the numbers using the airport as their base. The airport manager should be commended for working with EAA to make this happen. I've never been to the EAA because I don't want to fight the crowds so this is will be a great opportunity to view a mini version of it in our own town.
chesteroowi May 27, 2012 6:43 AM
[quote]I'm not a pilot...[/quote]
Then you have no idea how to rate an airport.
[quote]Granted the main reason this is so is because of the foundry but it benefits everyone[/quote]
99% of the city will never reap any benefits from the airport - zero. It should be a private operation, so the businesses operating from it pay their fair share.
Mostly it benefits the foundry. They get services subsidized by every taxpayer in the city, and they have no responsibilities. When they want something changed (or not changed), they just tell their own "corporate representative" how to vote on the city board.
The foundry should buy the airport or the city should clean up its airport board.lastpercentile May 27, 2012 5:45 PM
It is sad some in the community we now call our home away from home do not possess a comprehensive working knowledge of all the airport offers to the area. When I first began the research of a place to train for a arrival of fifty aircraft to AirVenture three years ago, there were a plethora of opportunities. Waupaca stood out as the clear choice for many reasons. Proximity to Oshkosh, and enough room to accommodate fifty aircraft was paramount. Ancillary to that was having an Airport Manager that would embrace our needs, and also provide the infrastructure to facilitate those needs. We also needed accommodations for over 100 people. Pete Andersen and the City of Waupaca were the choice we made, and to date, both Pete and the City have not only met our expectations-they have exceeded them at every opportunity. As a result of the protracted period of time we enjoy while training in Waupaca,each pilot leaves a pile of case in Waupaca which includes the Comfort Inn, restaurants, shopping, etc. We are just one of many that leave money in the City as a result of the airport, and the financial impact to the community must not be mitigated. This is not a one time event for Cherokees to Oshkosh, as we also have a much smaller spring event each May. We have promoted the Airport thru online message boards, and I know for a fact pilots have visited Waupaca as a result. I sincerely hope everyone that resides in the Waupaca area can come to realize what a treasure you have in your airport, and what a loss you would feel if it ever ceased to exist.
And yes, people do die in aircraft. They also die in automobiles, boats, and house fires. We can not insulate ourselves 100% from risk. What we can do is mitigate risk to the fullest extent possible, as those of us that are immersed in aviation do each time we take to the air. Come out to the airport the week before AirVenture begins and see how enjoyable General Aviation really is!
Terry Hocking
Cherokees to OshkoshCherokees to Oshkosh May 27, 2012 8:25 PM
[quote]They also die in automobiles, boats, and house fires[/quote]
The automobiles, boats, and houses aren't doing aerobatics - thousands of feet in the air. If they were, somebody would put a stop to it.
[quote] We have promoted the Airport thru online message boards, and I know for a fact pilots have visited Waupaca as a result.[/quote]
I went looking for some of these posts; here's the first one I found, on the Pilots of America board talking about Cherokees 2 Oshkosh:
[i] "Sadly it looks like the lead in this is [b]Terry Hocking who is part of the band of idiots involved in the Cherokee Pilots Assoc[/b]"[/i]
Not my words.lastpercentile May 27, 2012 9:02 PM
lastpercentile: Why don't you come out to the airport in July and introduce yourself. I think we could change your mind and enlighten you with the fact General Aviation and the Waupacua Airport serves a purpose and enhances the communtiy on many levels. As to the quote you found, it goes back many years and we have proven this individual incorrect many times over.
I look forward to meeting you in July!
Terry HockingCherokees to Oshkosh May 28, 2012 7:19 AM
[quote=lastpercentile]then you have no idea how to rate an airport[/quote]
So, working for FAA inspecting airports, rating and classifying airports does not qualify unless you are a licensed pilot? You're an idiot.chesteroowi May 28, 2012 10:48 AM
[quote]So, working for FAA inspecting airports, rating and classifying airports[/quote]
If you're saying that's your job - and you aren't a pilot - something's very strange. That's like a highway engineer who has never driven a car, or an architect who won't take an elevator.
In fact, FAA safety inspectors (operations) are required to be "airmen".
You work for the FAA, and have never been to EAA?
[quote]I think we could change your mind and enlighten you with the fact General Aviation...[/quote]
You lost me at "general aviation" - when I hear that, I think along the lines of "recreational vehicle" or "Corvette Club".lastpercentile May 28, 2012 11:30 AM
[quote=lastpercentile]If you're saying that's your job - and you aren't a pilot - something's very strange. That's like a highway engineer who has never driven a car, or an architect who won't take an elevator..[/quote]
That's an assumption as nothing in my post indicates that I have any affiliation with FAA.chesteroowi May 29, 2012 6:35 AM
[quote=chesteroos] [b]working for FAA inspecting airports, rating and classifying airports[/b][/quote]
Yeah, no indication at all.
Now I get it, you didn't know that FAA inspectors had to be pilots, did you?lastpercentile May 29, 2012 6:44 AM
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Highlights: Argentina (Buenos Aires, Puerto Madryn, Ushuaia, El Calafate, Iguazu Falls)
Travel to the Atlantic Coast to see one of the finest wildlife reserves and a World Natural Heritage Site, Peninsula Valdes & Puerto Madryn. Continue south to Tierra del Fuego, and explore some of the most exciting sites based out of the southernmost city in the world; Ushuaia. No trip to Argentina is complete without stopping at the heart of the Argentinian Patagonia, El Calafate, to see the impressive Perito Moreno Glacier. Top of this incredible adventure at the impressive Iguazu Falls. Return to Buenos Aires and depart.
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Buenos Aires is world famous for its nightlife, glamourous restaurants, trendy nightclubs and fashionable bars. This bike tour will take you to some main points to appreciate: Corrientes street, Colon Theatre, the Obelisk, Puerto Madero, Plaza de Mayo and San Telmo where you will make a stop to have a drink at Dorrego square. Private tour, pick up and drop off at the hotel
Hotel Madero is placed in the wistful and scenic Puerto Madero area, and is a beautiful hotel to stay in while getting to know the fiery city of Buenos Aires. The 197 rooms offer a vast space in which one can relax and unwind, with great views. The culinary skills of the French chef at Madero's Red Resto & Lounge, are showcased via French specialties fused with international. Spend time at the bars, sipping on cocktails, or drop by the pool for a refreshing swim.
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Fly from Buenos Aires to Trewlew. The flight duration is approximately 2 hour.Please note: Flight rates and availability are subject to change until booking.
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The Tolosa Hotel is located two blocks (200 meters) away from the cruise pier. It combines contemporary design with bright spaces and it is a place where you will find personalized attention, harmony and quality. Its character and atmosphere depict the category of this hotel.
Morning departure from Puerto Madryn for a full day excursion to the Valdés Peninsula. Enter by Itsmo Ameghino, from where you can see the Gulf of San Jose and Nuevo Gulf, with a brief stop in the Interpretation centre. The excursion continues to Pirámides Port, where navigation in small boats can be made to see Southern Sea Lions.
Later, we will leave for Caleta Valdés where we will have lunch (not included) and we will have an opportunity to see Sea Elephants. After lunch, we will go to the southern portion of the Peninsula, known as Punta Delgada to see the Southern Elephant Seals. On our way back, we will go past the Salinas and we will have the chance to observe the terrestrial fauna, and in case we fail to sail in the morning due to bad weather, we will go past Pirámides Port for another opportunity to navigate. At the end of the day you will either return to Puerto Madryn for an overnight, or check-in to your hotel in Peninsula Valdes (this is dependent on your specific itinerary).
NOTE: Whale specimens can be seen only between June and December, the Magellanic Penguin can be seen between October and March and Commeson's Dolphins from December to March (These seasonal excursions have an extra cost, upon request).
Enjoy a private transfer with vehicle and driver to Trelew.
Fly from Trelew to Ushuaia (cia Buenos Aires). The flight duration is approximately 4 hoursPlease note: Flight rates and availability are subject to change until booking. Direct flights are available only a few days of the week
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Cilene del Faro Suites & Spa is located on the Beagle Channel, with the Andes mountains behind, which protects the hotel from the strong patagonian winds. Take in the wonderful view, one that combines in one place, the best of a top class hotel with the characteristics of an apartment hotel. Let yourself be overcome by the spaces, providing high-end hotel services.
Partake in a half day private tour with your own vehicle, driver and guide to explore the Tierra del Fuego National Park, situated 11 km from Ushuaia. The park was established in 1960 with the intention of protecting the southernmost portion of the sub Antarctic forest and is made up of 63000 hectares. Unlike many other parks, it combines the ocean, forests and mountains. The biological richness of the Tierra del Fuego Island with its beautiful scenery is simply stunning. You can find animals such as red foxes, cauquenes, ducks, Patagonian wood peckers and more than 90 species of birds that are part of the Fuegian fauna, as well as beavers and rabbits, which were introduced to the island by colonizers. The forest is formed by lengas, guindos, ñires and valleys of peat and lichens. Ensenada Bay, Lake Roca and Lapataia Bay (the end of the Pan-American Highway that connects Alaska and Tierra del Fuego) give color to this unique place where we can still find reminders of the ancestral inhabitants: the yámanas. At the end of the tour you will be brought back to your hotel.
Take an original method of transportation to see the sights on an old steam-powered train which used to carry convicts in former times as they worked to supply firewood for the town. Today this train has become an attractive way for visitors to get to know a little more about Ushuaia's past. Taking a bus and traveling west along National Road 3, you reach the Train Central Station, just 8 km away from the city. A replica of the original train is used and you can take the same journey that prisoners were forced to make decades ago.
Fly from Ushuaia to El Calafate. The direct flight duration is approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. Please note: Flight rates and availability are subject to change until booking.
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Kosten Aike Hotel is situated in one of the south-est places on earth, in El Calafate, Patagonia Argentina. An invitation to a Tehuelche "toldo" (tent), meant that the visitor would feel better there than at home. Even if it was an enemy, he would feel comfortable, sleep wherever he wanted, eat and drink whatever he liked, and his host would never ask him which would be his departure day. However, to have this privilege, one had to be invited first. There were no unexpected visits. The visitor had to announce himself by means of smoke signals and wait for confirmation, otherwise he would not receive a warn welcome. Many years later, Kosten Aike Hotel keeps this atmosphere of service to its visitors, and recommends notification in advance to guarantee a reservation. Prominent Argentine artists recreated the ancestral Tehuelche designs making their contributions to this unique hotel, where each corner speaks about the Patagonia.
An excursion to the Perito Moreno Glacier is a must! You will be picked up from your hotel for a full day shared excursion to the Glacier, one of Argentina's prime touristic attractions. The 30 km (19 mi) long glacier, is one of 48 glaciers fed by the Southern Patagonian Ice Field located in the Andes system shared with Chile, it is the world's third largest reserve of fresh water and one of only three Patagonian glaciers that are not retreating.
You will travel about about 2 hours to reach the Glaciers National Park and from the beginning you will see this trip has pleasant surprises! Already in the outskirts of El Calafate, you can see the Argentine Lake with its Round Bay populated with an important variety of birds such as the black neck swan, flamencos, duck steams, gallaretas, the cauquén and coirones. You will enter about 26 km into the Glaciers National Park where you will observe the arboreal vegetation formed by ñires, sour cherries and lengas. As well as some flowers of diverse colors like the outstanding "notro" with its intense red colour.
A large visitor centre at the site features a walking circuit which allows views of different faces and the surface of the glacier. There is also a restaurant at the site, if you feel like stopping and having some lunch (not included). Throughout the day the guide will explain the general features of the glacier and give specific details of Glacier Perito Moreno's flora and fauna, and its particular formation. After an amazing day in the outdoors you will return to your hotel in El Calafate
Fly from El Calafate to Iguazu Falls. The flight will connect in Bueos Aires. The duration is approximately 6 hours.
Enjoy a private airport transfer in Iguazu in the company of an English speaking Guide, and a private vehicle with a professional driver.
The Amerian Portal del Iguazu is seated only 100 meters from the three borders landmark near the Iguazu Falls, and welcomes visitors from across the world to share in its hospitality. The 102 rooms are comfortable and include mini bars. 24 hour room service is available as well as 2 onsite restaurants and bars, with gourmet and casual offerings. Take a trip to the falls, or stick around at the hotel and steam up in the sauna and Jacuzzi.
Experience the Argentine side of the Iguazu Falls from Misiones, the area which borders Brazil. After being picked up by your private vehicle, professional driver and English speaking Guide, you will be transferred to Iguassu Park to take a train to the walkways. Marvel at the Iguassu Falls as you make your way along the walkway system. Stop by "Devil's Throat" and get up close to the Falls. On the way home, you may like to visit the Argentine shopping district and the 3-borders point where Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay meet before you are dropped back at your hotel.
Fly from Iguazu Falls to Buenos Aires domestic airport. Note flights are subject to changes based on availability. The flight duration is approximately 2 hour.
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http://www.goupstate.com/article/200...911131043/1051A Union man has been charged with homicide by neglect following the death of his 67-year-old mother, who arrived at a hospital last month covered in maggot-filled sores.
According to the Union County Sheriff's Office, the home that Bryan Scott Williams shared with his mother was covered with piles of trash, as well as human and animal feces.
Williams, 46, took his mother, Carol Ruth Williams, to Wallace Thomson Hospital on Wednesday after he found her unresponsive on a living room sofa. Hospital staff, deputies and a Department of Social Services worker noticed redness, swelling and open wounds on the elderly woman's body and, while photographing her condition, found maggots in and around some of her injuries.
Deputies later searched the Williams' mobile home and discovered soiled adult diapers, an "enormous amount of trash piled in the living room," and a bedroom floor covered in dog feces, according to an incident report.
After taking his mother to the hospital, Bryan Williams told deputies she hadn't been able to get off the sofa on her own for about a month, and he had been purchasing adult diapers for her. She had been capable of cleaning herself, he told them.
The same day her condition was brought to the attention of authorities, Carol Williams was transported to Spartanburg Regional Medical Center, where she died
Union County Sheriff David Taylor said Carol Williams would not have died if she had been cared for properly at home.
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Manlius police are investigating a crash that killed an East Syracuse teen while riding his bike. It happened just before 8 a.m. Tuesday at the intersection of Fremont and Kirkville roads in Manlius. Austin Elmore, 17, was on his way to summer school. Our Iris St. Meran has the latest on the investigation.
MANLIUS, N.Y. -- Kirkville Road at Fremont Road is a busy intersection in Manlius. For most of Tuesday, it was closed while police worked to determine the circumstances that led to a vehicle hitting Austin Elmore, 17, while riding his bike. Manlius Police Captain Kevin Schaefer said, "We have our accident investigation technicians on scene. They're actually using equipment to reconstruct the accident so they'll know precisely where the bicyclist and motorist were when the accident occurred."
Police have determined, so far, the teen was riding on Fremont Road when he was hit by a vehicle traveling east on Kirkville Road just before 8 a.m. Elmore was severely injured and was taken to Upstate University Hospital where he later died.
Bobbi McClary, a friend and classmate, had just dropped off her bike when she saw the accident.
McClary said, "All of a sudden, I look back and I just see him crossing and a car just hit him and he goes up 20 feet in the air, all the way and falls on the other side of the road like face first."
She was one of the first to come to his aid and she says they both were on their way to summer school, which was scheduled to start a short time later at East Syracuse-Minoa High School.
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Are you a scuba diver Giorgio?? And are those underwater structures related to Graham Hancock's work published in his book 'Underworld' as I'm just reading this and I also think Japan and Malta would be worth visiting for the underwater structures. However if you had wished to dive there, you'd obviously need permission, but take Graham as a guide, he's knows it all well so you wouldn't miss anything...these sites I feel could well be important to your own work too!
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