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CretAquarium Thalassocosmos Hotels + Motels
Klio Apart Hotel in Gouves
Pr. Ilia, Gouves, 70014 Greece (GRC)
~2.29 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Amirandes Grecotel Exclusive in Heraklion
Gouves Pediados, Heraklion, 71110 Greece (GRC)
~2.36 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Aldemar Knossos Royal in Chersonissos
Anissaras Limin Hersonissos, Chersonissos, 70014 Greece (GRC)
~5.72 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Amazones Village Suite in Chersonissos
Piskopiano, Chersonissos, 70014 Greece (GRC) (Resort)
Awaken to the Mediterranean of your dreams at Amazones Village Suites. Set atop an ocean bluff, with majestic views over sparkling blue waters and neighboring Hersonissos beyond, this lushly landscaped Cretan 4-star boutique hotel was once a rock. Relax in the most spacious, beautifully appointed suites in the Cretan Sea beach, where designer furnishing and terraces summon the feel of a small private vacation home. From dazzling bbq parties to a romantic dinner for two, our helpful personal service will see to your every need.
: Knossos Palace, Heraklion, Aghios Nikolaos, Elounda, Spinalonga, Mallia, Hersonissos, Chania, Rethymnon, Chrissi Island, Santorini
~5.98 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Stelva Villas in Hersonissos
Akropoleos 1, Hersonissos, 71307 Greece (GRC) (Beach)
By choosing to stay in Stelva Villas you'll have the chance to spend your time wondering around the 3 villages on the hillside (Piskopiano,Koutouloufari and Hersonissos) and also visit the traditional port of Hersonissos famous for it's nightlife. Here you can have a comfortable and relaxing vacation combining sea and mountain. Apart from our 2 pools our visitors can also enjoy the great beaches in the area which are situated only 1.9 km away from the hotel.
: Beach,traditional village,water park,aquarium,golf
~6.10 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Sofia Hotel in Heraklion
Stadiou 57, Heraklion, 71601 Greece (GRC) (Airport)
~6.86 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Life Boutique Hotel in Heraklion
Ikaroy Ave. 50, Heraklion, 71202 Greece (GRC) (Downtown-City Center)
Internet high speed access is free of charge in rooms. We have 24 hours service at the reception for any information you need for visiting parts of Crete. In 350 square feet you can have your meetings on tables for four people each ( 30 people ) or at the lounge café , big enough area for another 30 people. Parking is free of charge in any area around the hotel The latest renovation of this property was completed in 2009.
: Archeaological Museum of Heraklion, Knossos, Creta Aquarium, Faistos,
~7.83 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Villa Bellevue Hotel Apartments in Heraklion
Lygaria Katoudary 8, Heraklion, 71110 Greece (GRC) (Beach)
Villa bellevue is is a family run beautiful 3 star Hotel – Apartment and studio complex . Situated 16-17 kilometers west of Heraklion in an enviable and unique situation overlooking the small picturesque bay of Ligaria and the tourist resort and fishing village of Aghia Pelagia It is built in a quiet and hospitable environment of natural beauty , with spectacular views to the sea and of the mountains . Only 1200 meters from the centre of Aghia Pelagia and 800 meters from Ligaria Beach . hotel is built in 7000square metres of lush greenery of palm , olive , lemon and hibiscus trees . The
: 20KmTo Knossos Palace 19 kmTo the Arcaeological Museum: 18km To the Historical Museum: 65 Kilometers to Minoan Palace of Phaestos 69 Kilometers to Ancient Eleftherna Excavations 65 Kilometers to Arkadi Monastery 65 Kilometers to Gortys Ruins-Agia Deka 60 Kilometers to Melidoni Cave 10 Kilome
~8.09 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Galaxy Hotel Iraklio in Heraklion
75 Dimikratias Ave., Heraklion, 71306 Greece (GRC) (Downtown-City Center)
WORLD-CLASS LUXURY IN THE HEART OF HERAKLION, CRETE Welcome to the Galaxy Hotel, Heraklion's premier hotel for business and leisure. Completely renovated in 2008 it offers an unsurpassed combination of world-class luxury facilities, warm and professional service, convenient location, and glorious food & beverage. Since its original opening in 1978, Galaxy has accommodated not only the most discerning business and leisure travellers but also numerous celebrities, heads of state and other influential personalities.
: The Palace of Knossos, Knossos Archaeological Museum, Cretaquarium Thalassocosmos, Finikia Horse Riding Tour, Creta Golf Club, Castello del Molo (Koules), Historical Museum of Crete, Museum of Cretan Ethnology, Iraklion Archaeological Museum, Venetian Walls and Tomb of Nikos Kazantzakis, Ammoudara B
~8.12 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Lato Boutique Hotel in Heraklion
15 Epimenidou St., Heraklion, 71202 Greece (GRC)
~8.24 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Blue Sea Resort & Spa in Chersonissos
Stalis, Chersonissos, 70007 Greece (GRC) (Beach)
: Stalis Beach, Hersonissos, Mallia, Heraklion & Market, Aghios Nikolaos, Chania, Samaria Gorge, Ierapetra, Chrissis Island, Rethymnon, Santorini
~8.45 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Atrion Hotel in Heraklion
Chronaki 9, Heraklion, 71202 Greece (GRC)
~8.50 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Amazones Villas Apartments in Chersonissos
Hersonissos, Chersonissos, 70007 Greece (GRC) (Beach)
Enjoy comfort, friendliness and joy by spending your holidays at the Amazones Villas Apartments*** in Crete, Greece. We offer quality and outstanding service for an unforgettable time on our island. Enjoy the warm sun of Crete with our personal touch & let your dreams come true at the Amazones Villas Apartments***. Styled in a simple Greek way only 50meters from the beach of Stalis, i a quiet location, these apartments are firm favorites among families and couples looking for quiet & carefree holidays. Rooms are spacious and comfortable.
: Stalis Beach, Hersonissos, Mallia, Heraklion & Market, Aghios Nikolaos, Chania, Samaria Gorge, Ierapetra, Chrissis Island, Rethymnon, Santorini
~9.04 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Pyrgos Beach Hotel Apartments in Chersonissos
Pirgou 1, Chersonissos, 70007 Greece (GRC) (Beach)
Pyrgos Beach Apartments are in a peaceful and quite place in the East side of Malia. The apts are beside the sea and between two graphic old churches Jesus Christ church and St. Spirit church. The distance from the beach road, that is full of shops, bars and restaurants, is about 10 minutes walking. The beach in front of the apartments has his own wild beauty, there is a nature small lake made by rocks. Including the facilities of the hotel there are a parking place, a pool with a pool bar, sun terraces with sun loungers and parasols, satellite TV and guest's PC.
: Beach, sun, sea, old town of Malia, Malia archeological place,night life, local restaurants.
~10.74 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Meropi Hotel in Malia
Beach Rd., Malia, 70007 Greece (GRC) (Resort)
The 4-star Meropi aparthotel is 32 kilometres from Heraklion airport, which is perfect if you can't wait to be a part of all the action as is should only take 30 minutes to transfer to the resort.It is located in the lively town of Malia in Crete, just 150 metres from the most beautiful sandy beach of the north cost of the island. The resort centre where you will find all the action and plenty of excellent resort amenities is only 500 metres from the Meropi Hotel.
~10.74 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Notos Hotel & Suites Malia in Malia
Paulou Mela, Malia, 70007 Greece (GRC) (Mountain)
Located on the hillside at the top end of the village of Malia, the Notos Hotel offers guests clean and comfortable accommodation in a quieter location. Notos Hotel is within walking distance of Crete's most popular and liveliest resort. Offering 44 rooms and apartments, guests can enjoy spacious accommodation and a range of modern facilities at Notos Hotel. The hotel has a large swimming pool with sun terrace, a pool-side restaurant and a snack bar. Younger guests will appreciate the hotel's playground.
~11.15 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Angela Suites Boutique Hotel in Agios Nikolaos
M. Sakadaki 120, Agios Nikolaos, 72400 Greece (GRC) (Resort)
A new hotel in the village, Sissi, on the North coast on the island of Crete, between Heraklion and Agios Nikolaos. Centrally located yet close to the beach, the hotel provides tasteful modern accommodation and great care taken to create a friendly, tranquil atmosphere in stylish surroundings. Choose from a range of spacious room types each with its own unique style, relax on a sun-bed by the swimming pools with a cocktail from the Aqua Bar or treat yourself to an invigorating outdoor Jacuzzi before indulging yourself in the Wellness centre and Spa.
: Beaches, Milatos cave, Knossos antiquities, Elounda, Spinalonga island, Neapoli museum, Thrapsano village, Lasithi plateu, grapes winery, Creta aquarium, traditional Cretan villages along Crete coast with local delicasies
~13.79 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Arolithos Traditional Cretan in Heraklion
11th Km of Old Rd. From Herak, Heraklion, 71500 Greece (GRC) (Mountain)
AROLITHOS GENERAL DESCRIPTION AROLITHOS is the unique traditional private Cretan village. It lies just 11 kilometers away from Heraklion, along the old national road connecting Heraklion with Rethymnon. Built on the slope of a mountain, in the wild Cretan landscape, the village is a feast for the eyes, evoking memories from the past of older generations as for their way of living while revealing the simplicity and beauty of old times to younger generations. AROLITHOS is a family - run business. It was implemented with great passion and love for Cretan tradition.
: Ancient palace of Knossos, Archeological Museum of Heraklion, Historical Museum of Heraklion, Heraklion City, Beaches.
~13.94 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Out of The Blue Capsis Elite Resort in Malevizi
Aghia Pelagia, Malevizi, 71500 Greece (GRC)
~15.74 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Renia Hotel Apartments in Heraklion
Arkadiou St., Heraklion, 71500 Greece (GRC) (Beach)
~15.89 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Pelagia Bay in Agia Pelagia
Marikas Kapsi, Agia Pelagia, 71414 Greece (GRC) (Beach)
~16.04 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Delina Mountain Resort in Anogia
Anogia, Anogia, 74051 Greece (GRC) (Mountain)
On an altitude of 3.000 ft. facing the highest mountain on the region, Mount Psiloreitis one of the most famous landscapes in Crete. Distanced 1 km from the traditional Village Anwgeia in Mylopotamos, Crete. Its distance from Herakleion, the capital of the island and the international airport of the island is 36 km. Distanced 55 km from city Rethimnon. Luxury and comfort – inspired modern spacious rooms with touches from the tradition.
: Its short distance from Anwgeia village gives guests the opportunity tovisit The following landscapes in a village where tradition still matters either from Agricultural or livestock lifestyle: 1)Glassblowing workshop and exhibition wher
~22.27 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
The Traditional Homes & Villas of Crete in Elounda
Mavrikiano Elounda, Elounda, 71202 Greece (GRC) (Resort)
We are a set up of 10 traditional Cretan stone homes, built on the basis of the original ones of previous century in Elounda Crete Greece, added all modern amenities the contemporary traveler expects i.e, modern bathrooms with Jacuzzi, kitchens. TV. A/C, safes , swimming pools, parking, 10 minutes on foot from the center of the town of Elounda, the public sandy beach, and the departure of boats to the island of Spinalonga. Plus 2 unique stone built villas, surrounded by a large garden with lawn and sharing large swimming pool in the village of Vrouchas 7klm from the town of Elounda.
: Beach,The island of Spinalonga
~24.93 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Elounda Palm Hotel in Agios Nikolaos
Katevati 1st, Agios Nikolaos, 72053 Greece (GRC) (Resort)
Located in a special area of Crete, the beautiful Elounda Bay, the resort rests comfortably on 10,000 square meters of attractive gardens overlooking the Gulf of Elounda. It is 7km away from the lively town of Agios Nikolaos and 1km from the center of the peaceful Elounda village. The resort offers 63 rooms, comprising 40 standard rooms, 14 newly renovated Superior Bungalows and 9 Junior Suites with sharing pool as well as a senior private pool Villa.
~25.16 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
Blue Palace Resort & Spa in Agios Nikolaos
Po Box 38, Agios Nikolaos, 72053 Greece (GRC)
~25.32 Miles from CretAquarium Thalassocosmos
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21 Grams
Director : Alejandro Gonz�lez I��rritu
Screenplay : Guillermo Arriaga (story by Guillermo Arriaga in collaboration with Alejandro Gonz�lez I��rritu)
MPAA Rating : R
Year of Release : 2003
Stars : Sean Penn (Paul Rivers), Naomi Watts (Cristina Peck), Benicio Del Toro (Jack Jordan), Charlotte Gainsbourg (Mary Rivers), Melissa Leo (Marianne Jordan), Clea DuVall (Claudia), Danny Huston (Michael), Carly Nahon (Cathy), Claire Pakis (Laura)
Like his stunning feature debut, 2000�s Amores perros, Alejandro Gonz�lez I��rritu�s English-language debut, 21 Grams, brings together the lives of a disparate group of people after a car accident. Again written by Guillermo Arriaga, some might see 21 Grams as a disappointing follow-up, considering how closely it mirrors its predecessor in terms of both narrative and theme.
Yet, 21 Grams is so boldly made and so provocatively intriguing, that it�s impossible to dismiss. It�s been said before, but it�s worth saying again that Gonz�lez I��rritu is clearly a born filmmaker, one who knows how to marry sound, imagery, and narrative in consistently interesting ways (in the film�s most harrowing and violent scene, he makes the startling choice to drop out all the sound, which gives it a mythic resonance). He clearly borrows heavily from his predecessors, most notably Quentin Tarantino, but he makes it all his own with the sheer vigor of his chutzpah.
21 Grams is a deeply spiritual film, dealing as it does with the core issues of life and death and the role God plays in them. The �21 grams� of the title refer to the belief that, when anyone dies, his or her body immediately loses 21 grams of weight (approximately the same as a stack of five nickels), which would seem to suggest that this is the weight of the human soul. Throughout the film, we are forced to question and ponder the weight of the human soul, not literally, but figuratively. The title�s metaphorical connection is in terms of weight as significance: What is a human life worth?
The three main characters come from different backgrounds, but all of them share in heartbreak and grief. Paul Rivers (Sean Penn) is a college mathematics professor who is wracked with guilt after having had a heart transplant that saved his life. He is desperate to know where his heart came from, because he wants to know who he is now, despite the doctor�s admonition that it�s �his heart� now. Paul eventually becomes involved with Cristina Peck (Naomi Watts), a former drug addict turned soccer mom whose entire family is destroyed in an instant. At fault is a former gangbanger named Jack Jordan (Benicio Del Toro), who has since found religion, but learns nonetheless that getting right with God doesn�t always mean a steady and secure future. The question of whether God is wrathful, indifferent, or inexplicable is a crucial question left for the audience to ponder.
The performances are excellent across the board. Penn embodies much of the same pent-up, existential despair that made his role in Clint Eastwood�s Mystic River so riveting. He plays a man whose body is weak and constantly threatening to die on him, but whose soul continues to thrive, even in the starkest turmoil. Naomi Watts balances her character�s addiction-fraught hysteria with a steely inwardness that is difficult to crack. There are times when she seems so despondent that you can�t imagine a future for her, and when she declares at one point what she and Paul must do to avenge her loss, it sends chills down your spine because it strikes so clearly at the violence of which even the most ordinary of people are capable.
The film�s best performance, though, is Benicio Del Toro�s turn as Jack, a man who tries to set his life straight through religious redemption, but finds that demons continue to rattle his soul. Jack was clearly a man of violence before his salvation because it slips out in the most disturbing of ways, particularly toward his children, who he teaches as Jesus did to turn the other cheek when hit by hitting them himself. Yet, we feel for Jack despite his gaping flaws because he is always reaching, striving to be a better person. The fact that he is at fault in the accident that upends Cristina�s life and draws Paul into an act of violence of which we hoped he wasn�t capable is the cruelest of ironies, one that reverberates through the film�s second half and leaves us shaken.
Gonz�lez I��rritu tells 21 Grams in a fractured narrative style that moves fluidly not only among the three intersecting plotlines, but also across time into the past and future. Throughout the film, he scatters brief bits of imagery that don�t have a context at that point, but eventually fit into the puzzle as the narrative progresses. This can be a perplexing narrative strategy, but Gonz�lez I��rritu balances it so well with the film�s heavy thematic material that it feels integral, not decorative. Because the characters themselves are so fundamentally broken and disjointed, it seems only right that their stories be told in jagged pieces that don�t fully come together until the end, and even there we are left with as many questions as we have answers.
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The Beacon
Situated on Whitehaven's attractive harbour side, The Beacon is home to the town's museum collection. It traces the social, industrial and maritime heritage of the area, using local characters, audio-visual displays and fascinating museum pieces. The Met Office Weather Gallery offers panoramic views of the town and coast. Also don't miss the exhibition gallery, gift shop and café.
Guided heritage walks, uncovering the town's mining and social past and children's school holiday workshops are also available. Discover Whitehaven's history. Discover The Beacon.
Adult day ticket £5.50, concession day ticket £4, children(5 to 15yrs) £1 when accompanied by an adult. Under 5s free.
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The BeaconWest Strand, Whitehaven, Cumbria, CA28 7LY
Map reference: NX 968183 Lat: 54.54938 Long: -3.59698
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Five years ago my husband's mother and father moved from
Florida to Minnesota to live with his younger brother. Since his brother already
had everything set up my mother-in-law put their boxes in the rafters of the garage
and there they sat.
So, why is this important? Because I made a big
genealogical mistake before they left. I did not scan the photo album of Nellie
Neilson Schultz Evans, my husband's great great grandmother. And that album was
now destined to be in the rafters of the garage for an unknown period of time.
I had seen the album once before but since I had not
started researching his paternal line I did not see the rush in getting it
scanned. Now, five years later I wanted to see if the album would help fill in an
eleven year gap in Nellie's life.
Nellie's Story
Nellie Neilson was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on
September 18, 1856. As a young woman, Nellie married William H. Schultz on
September 15, 1878 in a Methodist ceremony. William and Nellie had two
children, Nellie (June 16, 1883 - December 19, 1883) and William Henry Schultz
(May 1, 1887 – September 11, 1949).
William Schultz, a jeweler and an actor, died on August
12, 1889. He was performing in a play in Indiana when he became sick. He
travelled home to Philadelphia but did not recover. His funeral was held at his
mother's home and neither his wife Nellie nor son was mentioned in the
obituary. William was buried in the family plot along with his father and
infant daughter Nellie.
Eleven years later on February 2, 1899 Nellie, now listed
as a widow, married Wilson Evans in Plano, Illinois. Wilson had been widowed two years prior and
was 25 years older than Nellie. Her son William Schultz was living with Nellie
and Wilson at
the time of the 1900 census.
Wilson Evans died in May 26, 1907 leaving Nellie a widow,
again. Wilson owned property in Plano and his will provided an income for Nellie
and his daughter Mary Evans Osmond from the property. When both Nellie and Mary
were deceased the property was to be sold and the money was passed to his
daughter's children.
William Henry Schultz, Nellie's son, married Myrtle Warren
in 1908. In the 1910 census, Nellie is living in Plano, Illinois and is listed
as the head of household. William and Myrtle are living with her.
In 1920 the family has moved from Plano Illinois to
LaGrange, Illinois and Nellie is now 64 years. The family is recorded in the
Illinois census and William assumes the title of Head of Household on the 1920
census. In 1930 the family has moved to Western Springs, Illinois and at the
time of the census, Nellie is still living with William and Myrtle.
Sometime during the 1930's however Nellie moves into the
Old Ladies Home in Aurora, Illinois. She dies there on June 14th
1935. The home still exists and is now named Sunnymere. When I contacted them,
they had a record of Nellie's death, but not when she became a resident. Nellie
was buried in Arlington Cemetery in Elmhurst, Illinois in the family plot.
This was Nellie's story until the summer of 2012.
UnRaveling Nellie's Album
Earlier this year my brother-in-law purchased a new home.
This meant that my mother-in-law would finally have to go through the boxes in
the garage rafters. Nellie's album was going to be found.
I should have known something was up the day Chuck talked
to his mom and when I mentioned Nellie's album he just shrugged. Later that
week when I opened the mailbox there was a package from Minnesota! I tore it
opened and immediately recognized it, I was holding Nellie's album.
I rushed into the house and was thrilled to see that the
years in the garage had not harmed the album. From the first page the album
appeared to be a dream come true. There were pictures of Nellie, her son
William and his wife Myrtle. Each posed in front of the same tree and with their
names written on the bottom of the photos.
That evening I went through the album page by page and what I found were wonderful family pictures and a very big mystery. The first 10 pages of the album took me back in time with pictures of William and Myrtle's two sons Bernard and Charles Neilson and their daughter Francine. The family lived in the towns of Plano and LaGrange Illinois and the various photos noted both the people and the town's name.
Then after ten pages the landscape changed. There were
pictures of Nellie in a farmer's field riding a horse and laying in what
appeared to be a hay field. These pictures only had Nellie's name on them, no
explanation of where they were taken.
The next few pages of the album had familiar family faces
with towns noted were in the area of Illinois were the family lived. This led
me to believe that the pictures on the horse may have been a family vacation.
Imagine my surprise when the next group of pictures were labeled Nashua,
Montana and pictured flooded farm fields and buildings in the town.
I was even more confused when a family with the last name
of Beecher became very prominent in the photos. The Beecher's had three boys
who were the subject of many pictures. Again, thanks to Nellie's shaky but
prominent handwriting it appeared that two of boys' names were Willard and Ward.
In all of my research I had never seen the surname Beecher connected with the
Schultz or Evans family.
Amateur Photo Detectives
I was surprised about the prominence of the Beecher family and the Montana location. None of this fit into my research or the family history of Nellie, her deceased husband William Schultz Sr. or her other deceased husband Wilson Evans.
I thought I may have missed something over the years so I
went to Ancestry.com to search on Willard Beecher. From the look of the
pictures I thought he might be about 5 years old. I entered the information and
pressed Search.
There at the top of my search results was a photo of
Willard and Katherine Beecher celebrating their 66 wedding anniversary! I was
stunned. It was a private photo on a private family tree so I pressed the
'Contact the Owner' and told my story.
To my surprise and against all odds I had a reply the next
day. The Willard Beecher in Nellie's Album and the Willard Beecher celebrating
his 66 wedding anniversary were the same person. The person writing back to me
was his daughter and she had talked to her dad and he remembered Nellie and her
Over the next few weeks I found that Nellie and her son
William had homesteads in Nashua Montana and their farms were adjacent to the
Beecher farm. Nellie also had a house in town which the Beecher used one winter
so the boys could attend school.
I then researched the homesteads on the Bureau of Land Management and requested the files from the National Archives. I have also been
in contact with the Valley County court house and discovered that Nellie lost
her property for back taxes.
To Be Continued....
From the Homestead records I know that in 1916 William and
Nellie started working the land in Nashua. They filed for an exception to live
in Illinois for 5 months a year because of the hard winters in Montana. There
are also letters and affidavits explaining crop failures due to droughts and
From 1916 until the mid-1920's Nellie, along with her son
William, his wife Myrtle and their children Bernard, Charles and Francine
travelled from Illinois and Montana on an annual basis. By 1926 William and
Nellie have both given up their plans to be farmers in Nashua and appear to
live full time in Illinois.
Why didn't anyone in the family know this story?
Willard Beecher said his family thought Nellie and her
family were actors from Canada. I know that Nellie's husband William was an
actor but never found any proof that Nellie did any acting. I also cannot
find any trace of Nellie or her son William from the time her first husband
William Schultz died in 1889 until 1899 when Nellie married Wilson Evans in Plano,
Nellie's album fulfilled many of my fantasies. The
pictures are labeled with names and places. While they lack dates I can
estimate them based on the ages of her grandchildren Bernard and Charles.
On the other hand Nellie's album created more questions
than it answered. But they are questions I did not know to ask. And, because
Nellie or someone else took the time to label the pictures I was able to find
Willard Beecher and add another chapter to Nellie's story
And, last but not least I have proof that the prominent
Schultz ears do truly come through the Schultz line of the family.


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This time we are teaming up with the kind folks over at Apolis Activism to produce the Transit Elite Sweater. But to do so we had to travel halfway around the world. And the best men for the task? Well, that would have to be Rapha Continental Rider, traveller extraordinaire, and all around nice guy Cole Maness. Dave Christianson, producer of amazing Rapha films, Jeff Clark taker of these wonderful photographs and Shea Parton, one of the brothers behind it all.
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It's 4:00 am Kathmandu time and I can't sleep. Are the aches in my back from the previous day of exploring the city while carrying 50lbs of camera equipment? Or is it the excitement and anticipation of our first "real" ride here? Two hours from now we will meet our guide who will take us through the labyrinth of city streets to escape the city to open roads.
I give the wake up call to Jeff Clark, our still photographer, and Cole…unfortunately some food from the night before hasn't set quite right with Cole and he passes on the ride in favor of resting up.
We head out from our home base and meet Mandil who will be our guide for the day he tells us that "no one rides road bikes in Nepal because of the poor condition of the local tarmac."
We head out in relatively light traffic by Kathmandu standards and I am surprised at how easy it is to get out of the city. The temperature is somewhere around 35 degrees and the humidity has cast a mist across the valley Yet, the further we get away from the city the more Jeff and I get the impression of a third world country. "I feel like we're riding in a war zone in Beirut," says Jeff.
Mandil points out a 50 ft golden statue of Buddha up the mountainside.
The pace is brisk but nothing too rough. We climb at a steady pace constantly surrounded by the early morning bustling of the small Nepali villages we pass through.
Finally, at the top we stop at a small cart where a woman pours us traditional Nepali tea. I can feel the altitude at this point and I see that Jeff is too, we both live at sea level. Our guide Mandil is unfazed and calmly pulls a cigarette from his pocket and lights it. We laugh and Mandil tells us he will quit soon.
Another round of Nepali tea and we decide to try to ride to the Buddha statue we had seen earlier. Mandil has never ridden there so it is new territory for him as well. As soon as we turn away from the main road it turns to dirt. having ridden on several Continental rides i had already received my baptism to the art of riding dirt on 700×23c…this is different…moist jagged rocks pitch me side to side as the road falls into the valley…I struggle to keep pace with Mandil who is on a mountain bike and Jeff has smartly chosen cross tires for this trip.
We finally reach the gates to the Buddha which are locked, ponder climbing up the steep mountainside in road shoes and then decide to continue on. When we reach the tarmac and I am free to let gravity do its work. And with that it is a quick descent back into the city. On the way down I can see across the city and I am in disbelief that I am riding a bicycle in such a place.
We dive through the morning commuter traffic, which flows and suddenly bottlenecks. I notice that there are no stop lights, no stop signs or yield signs to be found in Kathmandu it is very much a controlled chaos.
We finally reach our destination The Red Dingo, and our host Johnathan Mendies. There we gorge on carbohydrates, drink tea and chat about the ride we have just finished. A chance to talk through the amazing day we have just done.
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Chris Myers
8th December 2009 12:16pm
Once again, Rapha rides in a very unique locale. I really am a touch jealous of that. On a different note, any word on when the sweater will be available?
Slate Olson
8th December 2009 07:08pm
Chris, it's going to be a limited release in March.
Chris Myers
9th December 2009 12:04pm
I'll mark my calendar. I have to agree with Paul about these trips.
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You know what I'll be saying? The same thing I said in another post. Lovie finished 10-6 this year with a team playing 6-10 ball. We got lucky with a cupcake schedule weeks 1-8 and then once we started playing good teams we got out scored, out coached, and eventually played ourselves out of the playoffs. Take away those defensive scores and easy layup FGs and TDs off turnovers and we lose at least 4 or 5 more games.
I'm sorry but the Bears didn't play like a 10-6 team this year and if we'd have ended up the 8-8 or worse we played like then there'd be very few Lovie supporters left who don't live in Wisconsin or Minnesota.
That's what I'm saying now and that's what I'll say IF we end up 6-10 with a new guy but for now you can stop using your imagination to cast anymore negativism on a move that had to be made. Why don't we wait to see IF that happens huh? What will YOU say if we cruise into a SB within the next two years?


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Chato invites a family of mice to his house to share a tasty meal but to his surprise ends up eating tortillas and not them for dinner!
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Investigates the origin of the Mexican music mariachi, defines the instruments that are found in a mariachi band, as well as performs some authentic Mexican mariachi songs.
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Why should our hearts be sorrowful? "Though man was born to trouble, though in the human heart is implanted a feeling of despondency and repining, yet in the same nature there is energy sufficient, there is a current of opposing passions strong enough to counteract this innate, mournful influence. True, it requires great philosophy of mind, great forbearance, and a spirit of generosity and charity to accomplish this task, so Herculean. And 'tis almost equally as true, that these victorious weapons, these sterling qualities are seldom found combined in one nature; that is, are not perceived as having power and exercising it; and the effort to arouse these dormant energies (possessed by everyone) is almost as great task as to conquer this baneful influence to which reference has been made. Indeed, where these counteracting energies or emotions are fully awakened, brought into action, immediately their power is acknowledged and the real nature of the former tyrant, (tyrant made so, by our own weakness and imagination) is seen, as it lies writhing beneath the conqueror's feet. Why did we yield to this tyrant? Why heed its voice, when it whispered only of sorrow and anguish?
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Scientific Fundamentalism and its Cultural Impact
Giberson's essay makes the case that scientific fundamentalists are not merely arguing for the supremacy of science but also presenting science as a quasi-religious replacement. The agenda of the "New Atheists" is not merely to refute mainstream religion but to replace it. Unfortunately, the scientific community is poorly represented by these aggressive public figures.
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In the series, Michael Ruse focuses on his involvement in the science-and-faith controversy, introducing himself as "accommodationist and proud of it". Ruse's posts give a personal account of his experiences as an author and public speaker on the compatibility of Christianity and biological evolution.
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In this three-part series, Cal DeWitt offers insights and examples of why science and ethics must work together to help us make informed, practical decisions within our society. DeWitt's science-ethics-praxis model provides a framework by which we can live more effectively as God's stewards.
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In this series, Ryan Pettey offers several clips from his powerful documentary "From the Dust". This feature-length film is divided up into various sections, each of which wrestles with the difficult problems that arise when reconciling Scripture with the theory of evolution. A light of hope dawns on the science-faith conversation, however, as scientists and theologians engage in honest dialogue about tough issues such as the interpretation of Genesis, the nature of the Fall, and the idea of random design. Their profound insights are sure to enlighten all minds, raise deeper questions, and provoke new thought.
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As you've probably noticed, I've taken a little sabbatical from blogging. Instead of spending so much time on the computer, I've been shooting portraits, visiting relatives and catching up on tasks neglected during the wedding season. I've even thrown in some fun like baking and cooking.
Also, I've outgrown the functionality of this website and am in the process of rebranding and getting a new site to feature more topics like photography how-to's, my inspirations and life. It should be revealed in the new year. I'm stoked about it and have been fighting the urge to save posts until it's finished. But enough of my neglecting you, onto the photos!
In the spirit of the season, here is the Gingerich family whose wedding I photographed over a year ago. Don't you just adore their boxer, Goose? Sarah, Fred and Goose, thanks for braving the cold by the lake!
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OK, first question: What is the deal with the question marks next to Thom Yorke? Does that mean Radiohead is playing? Is it Thom Yorke and unknown guests? Is there some new band I don't know about called the Question Marks? Either way, Day 3 definitely sounds awesome and I am really going to have to consider braving the crowds and the heat to see Pavement, Gorillaz, Thom Yorke and who knows, De La freaking Soul, Gary Numan (I wonder if his mentions on The Mighty Boosh have anything to do with this resurgence), and tons of other great bands. The other days look good, don't get me wrong. I mean, I'd consider going to Day 1 just to see The Specials, but Day 3 really is irresistible for me. I wonder if the Gorillaz are going to do that crazy Pepper's Ghost thing they've done with some of their previous live shows so the characters are actually on stage. That would be NUTS. Now I just have to stock up on SPF 50 sunscreen as Manta Rays burn pretty quickly. Can't wait!


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You can find Wholesale Kratom products our easy to use and shop website. If you looking for high quality Kratom with no minimum order quantity shipped from with in the US . http://www.KratomWholesale.US If your looking for finished prepackage Kratom Products for your retail store check out Kratom USA http://www.KratomUSA.com
Web Id: NOO10407000
Published on NOLA.com 6/13. Updated 6/13.
Wrought Iron Scoll Work Can be used on Window as Security Bar or as Garden Treatment 40" x 23"- Very Pleasant on the eye 488-3141
Published in The Times-Picayune 6/11. Updated 6/11.
Boys Mt. Fury Roadmaster.Bike barely used but has a scratch on frame and one on seat. 504-441-8972
Published in The Times-Picayune 6/11. Updated 6/11.
Alisun Piccolo tanning lamp, model number 2270. Measures approximately 28" x 30". Includes goggles, instruction book and six extra bulbs. $60.00 Call 504-453-1988.
Published in The Times-Picayune 6/9. Updated 6/16.
3 -PC Luggage Set polyester canvas . 18.1x8.3x10.2. Also 12.6x9.8x3.5 also 9.8x8.7x5.5 Zipper to close also zipper pockets . never use still have tags Set of three $20 Slidell 985 847-1231
Web Id: NOO10380002
Published on NOLA.com 6/8. Updated 6/8.
Web Id: NOO10375392
Published on NOLA.com 6/7. Updated 6/7.
Build your dream home on 2.74 acres in the beautiful Highlands subdivision on Lee Rd. in Covington, LA. Great school district, newly paved streets and 3 lakes for fishing. Please contact Marc @ 985-674-5459.
Web Id: NOO10370687
Published on NOLA.com 6/7. Updated 6/7.
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Web Id: NOO10362103
Published on NOLA.com 6/5. Updated 6/5.
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