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City of Alexandria's Park and Recreation Commission Schedules Public Hearing on the Conceptual Plan for the Contrabands and Freedmen's Cemetery Memorial on July 16July 2, 2009 News Highlights: More Information: • Visit www.alexandriava.gov/recreation The City of Alexandria's Park and Recreation Commission will hold a public hearing on to review and discuss the conceptual plan for the Contrabands and Freedmen's Cemetery Memorial. The public hearing is scheduled for 7 p.m. on Thursday, July 16 at the Lee Center, 1108 Jefferson Street. The conceptual plan is the result of an international design competition, won by C. J. Howard, which was held by the City of Alexandria in April 2008. Mr. Howard's design ideas, along with recommendations from the Freedmen's Cemetery Steering Committee, served as the basis for the conceptual design. Freedmen's Cemetery is located at the southwest corner of Church and South Washington Streets. The memorial will honor the 1,800 individuals who escaped slavery by fleeing to Alexandria during the Civil War and who are interred in these grounds. After discussion on the Cemetery Memorial has concluded, the Commission will hear comments from City residents on any other park and recreation related issue not previously discussed in a public hearing by the Commission. A regular meeting of the Commission follows the public hearing. Individuals who are unable to attend the public hearing can view the presentation at www.alexandriava.gov/recreation beginning on Friday, July 17, and send written comments to the Department of Recreation, Parks and Cultural Activities, Attention: William Chesley, 1108 Jefferson St., Alexandria, VA 22314, or e-mail email@example.com. The deadline to submit comments is Friday, July 30. The City of Alexandria is committed to compliance with the City's Human Rights Code and the Americans with Disabilities Act. To request a reasonable accommodation or to request materials in an alternative format, please call William Chesley, Deputy Director, at 703.838.5095, ext. 557 (TTY 703.838.4902), or e-mail email@example.com. |


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Head of School's Welcome
Welcome to the School of Creative Arts.
The School was formed in 2005 as the School of Drama, Fine Art and Music (incorporating the Conservatorium and has recently changed it's name to be more inclusive and to better represent the directions of our offers in undergraduate degrees in Fine Art, Music, Bachelor of Arts (Creative Arts), as well as major streams of study and coursework postgraduate and research degrees. Our staff have national and international reputations in performance, creative work, scholarly research and teaching. We are living and breathing creative artists, researchers and/or performers - and sometimes a combination of the three.
Operating at four locations (Callaghan, Newcastle City, Ourimbah and Port Macquarie), the School prides itself in providing high-level support to its students from undergraduate level through to postgraduate level.
The School has exciting links with the local region and various communities. The Newcastle Conservatorium Community Engagement program (funded by the NSW state government) is operated from the same location as the tertiary music program. Over 1500 students from the community regularly attend with activities ranging from early childhood classes to mature-aged student lessons. The Drama discipline frequently stages productions for students and has been involved with some very exciting urban community projects. Fine Art has strong connections with galleries all over the region with a fantastic city Watt Space gallery in which students are responsible for exhibiting their own work.
I hope you enjoy browsing through our web site and see, as I have discovered since commencing here, what a wonderful place the School of Drama, Fine Art and Music (incorporating the Conservatorium) is. It's where your dreams, aspirations and career opportunities can meet.
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A 20-year old Arthur, North Dakota man may owe his life to neighbors.
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A 20-year old Arthur, North Dakota man may owe his life to neighbors.
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Strauss was home alone. He was not hurt. The home had significant damage and the family was displaced. The Red Cross is helping with immediate needs.
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DOBSON — Teachers were honored Thursday for their efforts in creating projects in order to help kids learn in a more effective ways.
Surry-Yadkin Electric Membership Corporation honored the teachers with a luncheon and awarded 11 grants totalling $6,250 in Bright Ideas education grants.
The Bright Ideas grant program, sponsored by North Carolina's electric cooperatives, strives to improve education in North Carolina classrooms by awarding grants to teachers for innovative, classroom-based projects in grades K-12 that would not otherwise be funded.
Since this program began in 1994, the Bright Ideas program has awarded more than $7.1 million in grant money to North Carolina's teachers to sponsor almost 6,500 projects teaching more than 800,000 students.
Jennifer Collins of Franklin Elementary School was awarded $675 for her project that will foster parent involvement with their children by sending home backpacks filled with activities and books.
Stephanie Bode with Dobson Elementary School was awarded $820 for her project to fund iPads and a weather station at the school.
Shirley N. George with Francisco Elementary School in Stokes County was awarded $425 for her project. She read the names of the kids in her class that were signed on a thank you note.
Jamie Mosley with Gentry Middle School was awarded $700. Greg Nelson accepted the award on her behalf. He said the money from the grant helps them purchase kits and paint for the annual pinewood derby race in which the school hosts to not only teach the kids about science while they are having fun, but to help the school raise money to send disabled or sick children to the Victory Junction Gang Camp. He said students at the school have raised $20,000 toward that goal over the past five years.
Brittany Guy of Meadowview Middle School was awarded $800 to help her teach math and make it "not so boring." With her grant money she plans to purchase tablets on which the kids will study architecture.
Christy Menear of North Stokes High School was awarded $360 for her project that will help her students, who are older, learn life skills on iPads. Her program will help her students learn things like how to make a grocery list and how much to tip in a restaurant.
Sarah Johnson of Rockford Elementary School was awarded $300 for her project called "Feel the Burn" that will introduce learning through technology.
Melissa Simpson of Rockford Elementary School was awarded $300 for her project that will introduce her students to the pottery of North Carolina. She said the students will each end up making face jugs.
Kelsi Hobson of West Stokes High School was awarded $300 to help her students learn about music.
Paul Clark of the Yadkin Success Academy was awarded $800 for his project to create a greenhouse at the school that will help students learn about using the sun's energy.
Katy Willis with C.B. Eller Elementary School was awarded $515 for her project that will provide students with a retelling center where the kids can listen to stories with a partner.
"We're thrilled to award these dedicated educators with Bright Ideas grants," said Erica Johnson, public information specialist with Surry-Yadkin EMC. "Their creative projects will no doubt help students reach their full potential and spark a high interest in learning for years to come."
Statewide, the electric co-ops are expected to award more than $620,000 in Bright Ideas grant funding to educators this school year.
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Hi @Geo: As a huge proponent of using WordPress for content management use-cases that surprise the many people who believe WordPress is only a blog, I've had many opportunities to defend it's use which has also allowed me to recognize where it is not useful. Here are the main areas where I've come to believe WordPress is in-fact not the best solution:
So that's what I've identified as use-cases for which I can't (currently?) recommend WordPress. And there are probably use-cases I didn't capture. However, for most use-cases on the web WordPress IS the best solution. And even for some of those anti-use-cases above, you may still want to use WordPress for (a portion of) your corporate website and/or for microsites, just don't try to use it as key critical infrastructure component for one of the use-cases mentioned above. |
I'll provide a point opposite to what Mike Schinkel laid out. He looked at high-scale or complex situations, I'll mention the opposite. WordPress is a great solution for sites that are non-trivial and/or frequently updated. If the planned site is very small/simple, or frequent updates are not planned, using WordPress may well be overkill. Sites that may fall under this classification could include brochure sites, or business card sites. No need for a database or anything complex here. |
I would also like to add two more. Media content heavy sites. Though WordPress has some great media options they are primarily blog centric in nature, which is to say the management is simple and linear. For media heavy content that serve a lot of photos and video, especially multi-user based, WordPress is not a viable option yet ( example: any one of the million video sites). Enterprise level security sites. Though I don't think this is directly WordPress related, sites that need a high level of security, even if it's just a front-end blog, should probably not be using WordPress. ( Example: payment processors, banks, etc.). |
I'm just starting to ask that question myself. We are building all our sites in WordPress these days, even larger sites with 100+ pages. However, when it comes to functionality we are usually choosing PHP. The way we say it, we extend the functionality of WP with PHP for online stores, a booking engine, e-learning, etc. |
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She was preceded in death by her parents; Bill & Willie Mae Campbell. Daughter; Julie Hensley. Two sisters; Patricia Pike & Freddie Campbell.
Survivors include her husband; Hobert Middleton of Cawood, Ky. Lisa Shepherd, Hobert Dewayne Middleton, Sheila Middleton & George Pyle Middleton all of Cawood, Ky. 10 Grandchildren & 4 Great grandchildren. Brother; Frank Campbell of Kenvir, Ky. And several other relatives and friends also survive. The family would like to send a special thank you to; Rhonda Rae Robinson & Darla Carter Heflin.
Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday, December 26, 2012 at 2 PM in the chapel of Mount Pleasant Funeral Home with the Rev. John Carter & Darla Carter Heflin officiating. Burial will follow in the Middleton Family Cemetery of Cawood, Ky.
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Bells from the Salvation Army can be heard ringing this time of year, but officials warns that not everyone is who they seem.
Salvation Army officials warn people to pay attention to where donations are placed.
At least one person was posing as a Salvation Army volunteer on Thursday and taking the money for himself.
The Harrisburg Capital City Chapter of the Salvation Army noticed 10 red aprons and bells were missing from its inventory.
Someone called the organization and said a man was wearing a similar apron, ringing a bell and holding his own bucket on Market Street in downtown Harrisburg and collecting money.
Officials said the man was not working on behalf of the Salvation Army.
Police did not catch him in time and the aprons are still missing.
"When someone does something like this, they're not just stealing from the Salvation Army, but they're stealing from the children who are depending on us for help, for food, the elderly who are depending on us for a hot meal and that's sad and that's tragic because they are the least of those among us," said Kathy Anderson-Martin of the Salvation Army.
Officials are concerned because the Salvation Army relies on holiday donations to fuel the organization for the entire year. They don't want potential donors to hold off.
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Parents are invited to bring their lunch and spend 30 minutes on Monday learning how to use the new parent math resource called Math Tutor. The new online math assistance is now available for parents and students.
Floyd County Schools will host the Lunch and Learn activity at the central office building on Riverside Parkway during the lunch hour on Monday. There will be three sessions lasting only 30 minutes. Those will begin at 11:30 a.m., noon and 12:30 p.m.
Math facilitator Jennifer Greer will give a short introduction to the online resource and for the rest of the half hour parents will have the opportunity to go online and work with Math Tutor in the central office computer lab. Math teachers will be available to help parents in the hands-on lab.
Math Tutor includes math practice activities, video tutorials, and printable lessons. The resource is available by clicking on the FCS Math Tutor logo on the homepage of the Floyd County Schools website at www.floydboe.net. Math Tutor has lessons and tutorials broken down by grade level, subject and state standard.
Teachers are also using Math Tutor to support class instruction so children should be able to assist parents in navigating the math resource. A video tutorial to help visitors use the site is also available by clicking on the FCS Math Tutor logo on the school system's website.
For those not able to attend the session on Monday, another three additional workshops will be offered Jan. 14 at 11:30 a.m., noon and 12:30 p.m.


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The Klas Hotel in Istanbul offers you all the hospitality and services you need to have a restful stay. A sauna is located on the 5th floor and can be used for free. There is also an outdoor swimming pool where you can relax, as well as a terrace bar to enjoy a drink. Furthermore, you can try delicious Turkish and international dishes in the hotel's Tulipa Restaurant.
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Tuesday, 19 July 2011
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Yahoo!!!!!!!!!!!!! Working in London next Wednesday so I'm going to enjoy the trip back to Portsmouth for a change, and I'm going to be one of the first through it!!!!!!
- Tuesday, July 19, 2011 7:26:00 pm
- Hindhead resident said...
You must be really p***ed off Dave - all this fantastic work on the blog and then they open the tunnel whilst you're away. Why didn't they consult you?
I'm sure there will be a good few people out with cameras on the day (both days). Will you be able to see photos submitted here whilst you're away? - Tuesday, July 19, 2011 7:37:00 pm
- Savage said...
Thats the news we've all been waiting for. From honest commuters, to locals and to us tunnel runners alike. Thanks for the great updates you've been doing and glad we now know a date. I feel bad you're going to miss it though.
- Tuesday, July 19, 2011 8:12:00 pm
- Herman said...
Can somebody tell me what a few days later is for the southbound tunnel? I am driving up north on Friday for a holiday, so I really want to know.
thanks - Tuesday, July 19, 2011 8:52:00 pm
- Anonymous said...
The CEO previously stated that the tunnel would open on the 6th July 2011 don't get to excited just yet!!!
- Tuesday, July 19, 2011 9:10:00 pm
- Anonymous said...
is anyone else worried they might actually ejaculate just before entering this particular hole?
- Tuesday, July 19, 2011 9:40:00 pm
- Brian H said...
I think i already have just thinking about it tantric tunnel!!!!
- Tuesday, July 19, 2011 10:11:00 pm
- Anonymous said...
Wayhey!! Well done and at last!!
- Wednesday, July 20, 2011 8:49:00 am
- Anonymous said...
Alignment of the carriageways is why the Northbound bore will open two days after the Southbound (at the moment the Southbound cuts across the Northbound carriageway on the approach to the Punchbowl). A seriously large thanks for keeping this blod running and a huge thanks to the workers on the tunnel who have made all this possible.
- Wednesday, July 20, 2011 9:32:00 am
- Anonymous said...
Personally, it's 6 years of A3 Hindhead traffic hurt soon to be over. I feel there will be tears of joy when the tunnel evenutally opens.
- Wednesday, July 20, 2011 10:13:00 am
- ratty said...
Excellent - driving to Pompey from London on the 30th so will be able to use it!
- Wednesday, July 20, 2011 10:18:00 am
- Anonymous said...
Opening date announced for A3 Hindhead Tunnel
HIGHWAYS AGENCY News Release issued by COI News Distribution Service on 19 July 2011
The Hindhead Tunnel will open to traffic on Wednesday 27 July, the Highways Agency announced today.
Secretary of State for Transport Philip Hammond will open the tunnel, which is the longest of its type in the UK and is part of a four mile bypass for Hindhead village in Surrey.
The £371m road scheme will eliminate a notorious congestion hotspot at the Hindhead crossroads and will restore peace and tranquillity to the Devil's Punchbowl - an internationally prized area of countryside - and for people living in and around Hindhead.
Southbound traffic will be the first to use the tunnel, with northbound traffic being introduced to the new road a few days later. The first traffic will be escorted through the tunnel in convoy, and the old road will remain in use in the meantime. - Wednesday, July 20, 2011 12:41:00 pm
- Anonymous said...
Herman said...
"Can somebody tell me what a few days later is for the southbound tunnel?"
Read it again Herman, its the North bound tunnel which will open a few days later.... it's so they can finish off the north bound part of the A3 when you exit the tunnel.. where currently south bound traffic approaching the tunnel cross's over the A3 to go on the old road...
Hope that's clear - Wednesday, July 20, 2011 12:45:00 pm
- Ben said...
Do you think they will still reduce the southbound traffic to one lane exactly as they currently do, but then remove the restriction as you get onto the new road (and have two lanes open leading into the tunnel and onwards) until the north is open?
Surely they will need to throttle the traffic and provide some safety and protection to the workmen who will be getting the northbound ready? - Wednesday, July 20, 2011 1:04:00 pm
- Anonymous said...
For me, the pain of at least 24 years' dealing with Hindhead will finally be eased at long last!
- Wednesday, July 20, 2011 1:51:00 pm
- Anonymous said...
Fantastic news. As a newbie to the area I am unnaturally overexcited by this. After weeks of finding the best alternative routes - via rat runs and country roads - I will at last be able to make my way home in peace. Simplicity is best after all.
Happy days...thanks for all the good blog work gummybear...drum roll for the 27th. - Wednesday, July 20, 2011 2:28:00 pm
- Anonymous said...
I think they should allow Gummy to go through seeing as how it has been him that has publicised the tunnel the most, not some government minister who sits in his office on his backside all day and then pops up and takes all the credit!
Gummy for prime minister I say!!! - Wednesday, July 20, 2011 2:37:00 pm
- Anonymous said...
I think I'll wait until it's open in both directions before taking a trip through them, so that I won't accidentally fall victim to the yellow vultures.
- Wednesday, July 20, 2011 2:39:00 pm
- Anonymous said...
Now all the fun of trying to guess the date is over who doing to hazard a guess at the time!
Mid afternoon is my best bet.
I'm going to be going southbound at about 2.30 so might just catch it. - Wednesday, July 20, 2011 3:14:00 pm
- Anonymous said...
A massive thanks to all the Balfour Beattie workers who have delivered us to this point. You are going to make all those who commute on the A3 very happy. Bring on the 27th July !! What a present this is for my birthday on the 28th !!
Also huge thanks to Gummie for keeping us so well updated via this blog. Please keep it going once the tunnel is open so we can share experiences of how this piece of engineering has improved our lives as well as the environment of the lovely part of the UK we live in. - Wednesday, July 20, 2011 4:31:00 pm
- taxpayer said...
I wonder when the diary of Secretary of State for Transport Philip Hammond's diary was updated for him to visit Hindhead and open the tunnel. A freedom of information request might indicate for how long the opening date has been known..
- Wednesday, July 20, 2011 4:50:00 pm
- Anonymous said...
My little princess lives in pompey and we'll be visiting in early august.When it opens can someone blog the time saved on the journey between , say the M25 J10 and pompey please.
ta - Wednesday, July 20, 2011 5:49:00 pm
- agentvialli said...
Great news huh? Just a question for you "in the know people" have any of you heard about cyclists getting a quick run through the tunnel before it opens? Obviously banned once open but would love a sneaky ride through?
- Wednesday, July 20, 2011 6:50:00 pm
- Hindhead resident said...
Agentvialli - there was talk of the 'Tunnel Vision' day (back in May) being open to cyclists when it was first being talked about, but apparently the demand for walking tickets was so great that they decided it wouldn't be safe to have bikes as well. I've not heard any other suggestions of a cycling opportunity - has anybody else?
- Wednesday, July 20, 2011 7:24:00 pm
- Anonymous said...
Journey times (in theory) should be reduced on a journey from the M25 to Portsmouth by around 20 minutes, that's provided you have a clear run through Guildford & over Stag Hill.
If you don't then the time saving will of course be negated as it will if PFC are playing at Fratton Park in a pre-season friendly. - Wednesday, July 20, 2011 8:13:00 pm
- Anonymous said...
"My little princess lives in pompey and we'll be visiting in early august. When it opens can someone blog the time saved on the journey between , say the M25 J10 and pompey please."
For the first few weeks journey times may be longer due to all the sightseers. I bet lots of people will make a journey just to drive through it. Loads of talk on car club forums planning visits in convoy. Loud exhausts + longest road tunnel in UK = boy racer Mecca!
And how long before we see Clarkson driving through as he's only up the road. - Wednesday, July 20, 2011 9:26:00 pm
- brian h said...
gummy you are a star thanks for this blog and all the info it provides and the banter that goes with it shame you are going to miss the big day why dont you organise a meet at the foot bridge when you are back off your hols and we can have a quiet pint at the punchbowl one eve and put some faces to the names anybody else up for that?
- Wednesday, July 20, 2011 10:13:00 pm
- Anonymous said...
Dave (gummy)
Thanks for you efforts with this blog. I am surethat there is a small book to be written about this construction. You are surely the man to write it and earn a few bob to repay you for your efforts over the past couple of year.
(Don't anyon else pinch this idea, Dave deserves it. - Wednesday, July 20, 2011 11:06:00 pm
- Anonymous said...
A gathering at the Punchbowl for a beer is a fine idea. Anyone else?
- Thursday, July 21, 2011 9:35:00 am
- Anonymous said...
Spotted last night on my way to portsmouth a new yellow sign telling us the old road will be closed from the 29th....
- Thursday, July 21, 2011 11:38:00 am
- Anonymous said...
.... For safety and operational reasons, the opening ceremony will not be open to the public.... oh dear!
- Thursday, July 21, 2011 11:42:00 am
- Don Miguel said...
Well done Gummybear for keeping this blog going for all of us to be updated.
- Thursday, July 21, 2011 1:29:00 pm
- Anonymous said...
I definatley think a beer at the punchbowl is a good idea!
I'll be the 1st to buy gummy a drink and say well done!
Who's with me?????
Steve - Thursday, July 21, 2011 2:22:00 pm
- Anonymous said...
It's a pity that you don't have anything better to look forward to.
- Thursday, July 21, 2011 2:51:00 pm
- Anonymous said...
Got plenty to look forward to thanks. For those of us who commute through / live near Hindhead this tunnel is quite a big thing to happen for our area. It is not every day that you have a project of this size opening right on your doorstep.
- Thursday, July 21, 2011 4:30:00 pm
- Scooter Paul said...
Expecting the 7th as the opening date I was really peeved as I was away. Now thrilled it's the 27th as I'm off work and will be hoping to be one of the first through. A momentous day for all of us living in Hindhead. My thanks to all the project team. Been following their progress and it's been a cracking job.
- Thursday, July 21, 2011 5:46:00 pm
- fucck said...
The area will probably be grid-locked Wednesday!
- Thursday, July 21, 2011 7:48:00 pm
- Anonymous said...
So what time do you think it will be open next Wednesday? Will there be gridlock there also? I guess the speed will be restricted to 40mph or something similar during the first few hours...
- Thursday, July 21, 2011 8:40:00 pm
- Anonymous said...
It will open at 10.30am Yippee !
- Sunday, July 24, 2011 8:27:00 am
- Hindhead Resident said...
It's open - 10.55 or thereabouts.
Now just waiting for the northbound!
Photos on their way to Dave... - Wednesday, July 27, 2011 11:41:00 am
- Scooter Paul said...
I did it! I was the first through behind the rolling road. I'm on the white Vespa. I'm still in sensory overload. What a great occassion. Tunnel workers, locals and VIPs all waving. A great day.
- Wednesday, July 27, 2011 1:29:00 pm
- Ben said...
Just seen you on the news paul. you look quite exited, and even though your wearing a helmet could tell you had the biggest smile ever. Quality mate.
- Wednesday, July 27, 2011 2:06:00 pm
- Nutcombe said...
Thought scooters were banned!
- Wednesday, July 27, 2011 5:26:00 pm
- Scooter Paul said...
Nope, only under 50cc.
- Thursday, July 28, 2011 12:00:00 pm
- Nutcombe said...
That's OK then, well done for getting through first.
- Thursday, July 28, 2011 1:47:00 pm


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Gorgeous bootie
Oh, how I love these booties. I've lusted over them for the past 7 months or so and finally bought them. I wear a 38 in pumps, 38.5 in the Newbury's, but these I definitely needed a 39. Sadly, I could not pull them off. I tried about every pair of jeans I have, but they all just bunch up too much at my ankles to wear with these cute booties.
High quality bootie - a little tough to get on, but I definitely recommend sizing up a full size in these.
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Better than I expected!
When I received this shoes, I thought this is a normal boots maybe.
But after wearing it and look at myself in the mirror, WOW! This boots make my legs looks longer! Also the wearing is comfortable!
Love this boots, I think I'll buy another edition of this brand for collecting.
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Thanks to the other reviewers I ordered a full size up from my usual 9. I'm glad I did because the 40 fits perfectly. I never would have been able to get a 39 on! These are the cutest booties! In fact, the day I got them I wore them out grocery shopping and I had a woman in line behind me tell me how much she loved them and ask where I got them. I wore them all day and they were very comfortable and they seem to go with everything from shorts to jeans to skirts. They're well made and definitely worth the $$!
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Love These
Love these. Debated about buying these and finally did when I got a discount on them. So glad I did!! I normally wear an 8 1/2 to 9 and I ordered the 9. Easy to get on (which I wasn't expecting). Very comfortable. Fit was perfect. Love the color - nice for spring/summer. I wear a lot of gray - these are a wardrobe staple for me.
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Gorgeous Boots
I didn't know whether to state true to size/as expected or smaller than expected given the expectation is that they will be small... I bought a half a size up and they are a good to slightly big fit - but as I don't have the luxury of trying the smaller size down due to shipping costs I don't know if my usual 39 would have been better given they may yet stretch. Still they are fabulous and I can always put an insole in later on. I would go up half a size if you can't easily exchange but can't imagine you need to go up 2 sizes as some suggest. Must be a high instep thing as my instep is not very high.
They are a flattering boot and a really versatile colour with the brown strap matched to the grey suede - love them for comfort too. All in all very happy and am sure they will be favourites for years to come.
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Size up one full size
I'm glad I read the other reviews for this item, because it is true, as they say, that fit runs small. I was debating between sizing between 1/2 and 1 full size up, but since I have somewhat wide feet and a somewhat high arch and like to wear socks, I decided to size up a full size to 39 (typically wear a 38). They fit perfectly - and are pretty comfortable too. I would not wear them to walk around all day in, but could happily do a few hours of walking in these. I get a ton of compliments in these, probably going to buy another pair in another color!
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Love these booties - go up 1/2 a size
These booties are gorgeous - I went up 1/2 a size based on other reviews and it was perfect!
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Pricey, but hip
Got 4 compliments on these the first day I wore them. But way too pricey for a bootie.
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Occupy Chicago: Bridging the Gap
Occupy Chicago: Bridging the Gap
Sarah Colome
The six-month-old Occupy Movement in Chicago seemed to have gone into hibernation, but it is back for action with the arrival of spring.
Reinvigorated by the upcoming NATO summit in May, Occupy Chicago is arranging itself to deliver serious civil participation and vocalized dissatisfaction this summer. Though not entirely dissipated, Occupy Chicago was relatively quiet over the winter. Reemerging with fervor, "Take the Spring" served as a kickoff for the next two months of action that will culminate in protests against the upcoming NATO summit.
Previously condemned as an unorganized affront lacking a clear goal, Occupy Chicago has taken significant strides in reorganization, creating over 24 committees including coordination, housing, spiritual affairs, labor, and donations. Taking note of past criticisms of the overall Occupy movement, Occupy Chicago delivered a structured, well thought out, and highly visible program through "Take the Spring," including various teach-ins and forums across the city, a rally and march through downtown Chicago, a festival set to celebrate the diversity of the Occupy Chicago coalition, and it's first outdoor General Assembly since 2011. At its highest participation the event reportedly saw 2,000 participants with supporting bodies including Food Not Bombs, American Friends Service Committee (AFSC), Rainbow PUSH, and the South Austin Coalition.
Occupy Chicago has gained strength and numbers, providing a supportive presence in the fight against numerous local issues across Chicago. Partnering with other local movements, Occupy Chicago and other organizing bodies are currently collaborating with the Chicago Mental Health Movement in Woodlawn to prevent the closure of six of Chicago's twelve mental health clinics. Protestors have occupied the Woodlawn Mental Health Clinic since mid-April, facing arrests and harsh climates. Most recently, on April 23rd, ten protestors at the Woodlawn site were arrested, the second set of arrests to be made after 23 protesters were arrested the week before. Protestors claim they appealed in every manner made available to them through the city, asking for budget cuts to be made elsewhere and all twelve clinics to remain fully funded and fully staffed, but with no resolution.
The closures are a facet of the city's newest attempt at increasing Chicago's public health. In recent weeks, the City of Chicago's Department of Public Health (CDPH) announced that in conjunction with the closures, community mental health providers were to be provided with an additional $500,000 to expand citywide services. CDPH Commissioner Dr. Bechara Choucair praises the allotment explaining, "These funds will provide access to psychiatric services to over 1,000 more persons." Although protests abound, city officials justify the closures as a move toward progress and accessibility for mental health care. According to Dr. Carl Bell, President/CEO of the Community Mental Health Council saying, "These changes are long overdue."
Opponents to the closures claim that the provisions are instead a distraction from the fact that this shift will create more active partnerships with private service providers, limiting access for those who are uninsured, leaving them untreated and unhealthy. Although city officials claim that the closures will not exclude patients from accessing care and services, operational questions must be explored. Assuming services will in no way be disrupted, a claim difficult to support in light of Chicago's history of mental health facility closures, transportation access to clinics will serve as a significant barrier for clients' ability to access care. Limiting the number of service locations requires its clientele, already a vulnerable population, to travel further distances at a greater cost.
The sad reality is that mental health and related issues are often masked in our society, frequently not covered by insurers or not considered a legitimate health concern. According to the Center for Disease Control's Hospital Discharge Survey of 2009, nearly 1.6mn hospital inpatients are discharged with psychoses as their first-listed diagnosis. Of those discharged, 292,000 were diagnosed with schizophrenic disorders. Mental health disorders are both debilitating and potentially life-threatening with patients who are left untreated, by no fault of their own, often being a threat to themselves or to others.
Similar to the invisibility of these issues, there are multiple stakeholders who would prefer to conceal the widening class gap in the United States. There is reasonable speculation as to whether the Occupy Movement has indeed structured itself into an organized body capable of outlining specified goals and objectives. The inclusion of diverse perspectives can often increase difficulty in reaching consensus. However, no matter one's stance on the disparity between the 99% and the 1%, or the Occupy movement's capability of achieving change, one thing is for certain: there is a gap in communication between civic need and governmental response in the city of Chicago -- A gap that Occupy Chicago intends to close.
The views expressed in this article are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect Fair Observer's editorial policy.


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Several Premier League clubs are keeping tabs on highly-rated Wolves starlet Zeli Ismail, according to reports.
Ismail, who has come through the ranks at Molineux, is regarded as one of the most exciting talents in England after catching the eye for Wolves and England's youth sides.
The talented winger has been talked about since the age of 14 when he burst onto the scene with England's Under-16s at the Milk Cup tournament in Northern Ireland.
The likes of Chelsea and Manchester City have been credited with an interest in Ismail in the past and a number of other clubs are also tracking his progress.
Ismail is entering the final year of his contract at Wolves and as yet no new deal has been discussed alerting his suitors to his possible availability.
The likes of Fulham, Queens Park Rangers and West Ham are all thought to be weighing up moves for the skilful midfielder as they look to lure him from Molineux.
Wolves would be loath to lose their prize asset, but they could face a fight to keep hold of him if they fail to tie him down to a new deal with Premier League clubs waiting in the wings to snap him up.
DANNY SIMPSON will be subject of fresh interest from Fulham when the Newcastle United right-back returns from his holiday in the United States.
The Chronicle understands Simpson is still open to the possibility of staying on Tyneside but has targeted a move to the capital if his future is not resolved with United.
The Cottagers would fit the bill for the player, who could be on the brink of ending his three-year stay with the black-and-whites.
Queens Park Rangers also have a longstanding interest in the player, the boyhood Manchester United fan Simpson also enthusiastic about working for one of his heroes Mark Hughes.
However, newly-appointed Norwich City manager Chris Hughton – who signed him at United – is also keeping tabs on the right-back who has always split Toon fans' opinion.
A source close to Simpson told the Chronicle: "Danny will see where the land lies when he returns from holiday. If he does leave Newcastle then London would be a real attraction for him."
Simpson was offered a new deal towards the end of last season and has been told there will be no advance in the proposal despite the Mancunian's disappointment.
While running down the final year of his contract this season and waiting to become a free agent remains an option, United would rather cash in on the player this summer in the same manner they did with Jose Enrique last year.
Alan Pardew does not want disgruntled players in his squad as the Magpies approach a season in which they will start challenging on four fronts for the first time in six years.
Pardew wants to replace Simpson with a new right-back and offer James Tavernier the chance to challenge as back-up.
Lille right-back Mathieu Debuchy has been heavily linked with United, but will not make a decision on his future until France's involvement in Euro 2012 is over.
Another target in Nathaniel Clyne has also been considered, but Crystal Palace have offered the 21-year-old a deal to stay at Selhurst Park.
Meanwhile, Tavernier will get his fair share of chances to impress in both pre-season and the Europa League and Carling Cup, with Pardew keen to hold on to the 20-year-old with his contract up at the end of this month.
Fulham close to landing greatly improved Real Madrid midfielder
He wasn't considered good enough by either Chelsea or Arsenal, making a grand total of 43 appearances for the two London giants in three years, but French midfielder Lassana Diarra resurrected his career at lowly Portsmouth, with whom he won the FA Cup in 2008 before being whisked away to arguably the greatest club in the world, Real Madrid, where he has spent the last four seasons as a more than useful squad player.
Diarra was widely expected to leave Real last season after becoming second choice to Sami Khedira, but the French midfielder ended up staying on and was duly rewarded with a La Liga winners medal.
However, it now appears that Diarra's career in Spain could well have come to an end with interest from both England and Italy for the 27-year old defensive midfielder.
Armed with an agent in Frederic Guerra, who is never shy of talking to the press, news has emerged on Radio Goal that a return to the Barclays Premier League is much the likelier with London based Fulham on the verge of signing Diarra. Napoli were rumoured to be in the running for his signature but a delay in offering a contract and the urgency being shown by West London club helping the midfielder make up his mind.
Martin Jol is being linked with a summer swoop to take Sporting Lisbon's Dutch midfielder Stijn Shaars to Fulham.
The Cottagers boss has been linked with a myriad of players during this current transfer window as he looks to bolster his squad further following an impressive mid-table finish in his debut season at Craven Cottage.
And reports in the Portuguese press are suggesting that Jol will make a move for his fellow compatriot, Shaars, who scored three goals in 43 domestic and Europa League appearances for Sporting in the past season.
Jol will know all about the 28-year-old central midfielder's qualities as he played for Dutch side AZ Alkmaar for six seasons before moving to Portugal 12 months ago.
However, if Jol does intend to make an offer for Shaars he is likely to face competition from top Italian Serie A outfits Inter Milan, Napoli and Lazio.
Arsenal and Fulham target Eljero Elia is set to leave Juventus after one season in Turin.
The Holland international claimed, after signing for the Old Lady, that he had also been the subject of interest from the Gunners as well as the Whites, Wigan, Everton and Newcastle.
Elia told www.onsoranje.nl in September after signing for Juventus: "My agent did have contact with Arsenal, but it took too long. I had no contact with Arsene Wenger.
"Wigan, Everton, Fulham and Newcastle had fairly concrete interest."
Fulham boss Martin Jol is reportedly ready to rival Zenit St Petersburg for Arsenal forward Andrey Arshavin.
The Russian international seems set to depart the Emirates Stadium this summer after joining Zenit on loan at the end of last season.
Zenit are keen to sign Arshavin on a permanent basis but it is thought the Russian side are unwilling to match the Gunners' £8million asking price, with Zenit prepared to pay around £5million for the 31-year-old.
Jol is eager to add to his attacking options this summer, with Clint Dempsey and Moussa Dembele widely tipped to depart Craven Cottage, and the Ducthman has been linked with a move for Arshavin, with Jol expected to be handed money to reinvest in his squad should Dempsey or Dembele be sold.
Fulham make moves to bring former Blackburn striker Vastic back from Bayern Munich
Fulham have made an enquiry about Bayern Munich forward Toni Vastic, 19, who joined Bayern from Blackburn last summer.
The Austrian impressed in his performances for Rovers' reserves and Fulham want to bring him back to the British Isles.
The Cottagers are short on striking options with Russian Pavel Pogrebnyak - who impressed on loan from Stuttgart in the latter half of last season - set to sign for Premier League new boys Reading.
The president of Turksih side Trabzonspor has admitted that Fulham retain an interest in their striker, Burak Yilmaz, and that a deal is potentially imminent.
Martin Jol has been heavily linked with the forward, ever since rumours first began to circulate of his availability in the January transfer window. Since then, Yilmaz has continued to prove his worth to his club and has now pitched in with 32 goals in the Turkish Super Lig. In any competition, that is an amount that turns heads.
That has proven the case as Fulham are not the only ones on his trail:
"Lazio, Tottenham and Fulham want him and we shall now see," said the Turkish side's president, Sadir Sener.
"We have a roadmap for this and we want this done."
Interest doesn't stop with this trio, however, with Manchester United, Arsenal and West Ham United also following the player's fortunes. Yilmaz himself, though, only made one thing clear - his intention to play for a big, European side:
"I dream of a big European club," Yilmaz said.
"I have talked with the technical staff and president Sener and I told them that my dream is to grow as a player.
"We talked for a long time and everything was calm, like a child turning to his father.
"We will soon know my future and I hope it will be a good club where I play, but I do say thanks to everyone at Trabzonspor."
It's certainly an outlandish analogy but maybe Fulham can be the new father figure he seeks. Just so long as he returns our unconditional love.
Turkish press are saying they've spoken to Burak Yilmaz whilst on his holiday in Cesme and that he's 80% sure that he'll join Lazio in the coming days. This will be a blow to Fulham as we've been rumoured to be talking to Yilmaz for some time and his agent was in London a couple of weeks ago to meet with Fulham and Spurs representatives. The fee agreed with Trabzonspor is Eu 5 million. Initally Lazio offered EU 2.2 million per annum which was rejected but they've now offered 2.5 million which the player is happy with.
Below is what he had to say:-
"I know that Trabzonspor and Lazio are still talking but I believe the outcome of these talks will be positive.To this I cannot say the deal is finished but I'm 80% sure that next season I will be playing in Italy. Within days I hope this should be finalised"
I'm sure we have many targets up our sleeves but this could be potentially 2 major strike targets lost in the space of a few days.
The People on Sunday are today linking Fulham with a loan move for 19 year old Inter Milan striker, Luc Castaignos. The 6'2" Dutch striker has been heavily linked with a premanent move to West Ham in recent weeks but The People are saying that he's highly regarding at Inter and they would prefer to loan him for a year rather than sell.
Between 2009 and 2011, Castaignos played 37 times for Feyenord, scoring 15 goals and last season at Inter, he played 6 times and scored once.
He has formerly been linked with Manchester United and recently West Ham, Everton and Liverpool. He seems to have a big future ahead of him but if we were to loan him, I'd prefer an option at the end of the term to secure him on a permanent basis although a loan move were he scored 10+ goals, would still be very welcome.
Below are an example of some of his goals
Fulham and Toulouse want to sign out-of-favour midfielder Clement Chantome from Paris St Germain, according to reports in France.
Fulham boss Martin Jol has followed the 24-year-old Frenchman over the past two seasons when he was a regular in the Parisian's midfield in Ligue 1 and the Europa League.
However, Chantome has fallen out of favour at the club since Carlo Ancelotti took charge in January and made only one start under the Italian last season.
The former PSG youth player does not want to leave the club where he grew up but does not expect to feature much next season if Ancelotti remains in charge.
Ligue 1 rivals Toulouse are also looking to snap up Chantome this summer with reports in the French city today claiming that the club is set to contact PSG about a deal.
Fulham are on the lookout for midfielders as Danny Murphy appears set to move on with Blackburn Rovers now believed to be favourites to sign the 35-year-old former skipper.
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Carefully remove backing from patch.
Apply one patch to affected area.
Repeat as necessary, but no more than 4 times daily.
Children 12 years or younger:
Ask a doctor.
For external use only.
When using this product:
Use only as directed
Do not bandage tightly or use a heating pad
Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membrane
Do not apply to wounds or damaged skin
Stop use and ask a doctor if:
Condition worsens
Symptoms persist for more than 7 days or clear up and occur again within a few days
Redness is present
Irritation develops.
Keep out of reach of children.
Shipping Weight :
0.40 lb
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