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Oceanfront Waikiki Hotel
Park Shore Waikiki is located fronting Waikiki Beach and iconic Diamond Head. The Honolulu Zoo, Kapiolani Park and the Waikiki Aquarium are each a short walking distance from the hotel.
Newly Renovated Rooms
Enjoy accommodations with spectacular views, 2 restaurants, tour desks, retail shops, and Starbucks Coffee. Park Shore Waikiki also features an ocean-view pool with a sundeck and yoga classes for a fee.
Hotel Amenities
Enjoy the newly renovated rooms with conveniences such as mini-fridges, coffeemakers, flat-screen televisions, and free WiFi.
Languages Spoken
- English
Park Shore Waikiki an Aqua Hotel
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The 2-tower Park Shore stands at the quiet end of Waikiki's main street, across from Kuhio Beach and Kapiolani Park. Shops and restaurants are within easy walking distance. Diamond Head is 1 mile (1.6 kilometers) away. Shuttle service from Waikiki to Ala Moana is included. The hotel offers a patio, and valet parking is available for a surcharge in 3 indoor/outdoor levels. Bell staff are available for luggage drop-off. WiFi is free hotel-wide.
The entire hotel is smoke-free.
- Bar/lounge
- Elevator/lift
- Local Expert Concierge
- 24-hour front desk
- Business center
- Grocery/convenience store
- Porter/bellhop
- Coffee shop or café
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free WiFi
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Outdoor pool
- Smoke-free property
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free area shuttle
- Luggage storage
- ATM/banking
- Number of restaurants - 3
- Concierge services
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Shopping on site
- Total number of rooms - 221
- One meeting room
- Number of floors - 18
- Multilingual staff
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Grocery/convenience store
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Languages Spoken
- English
- Japanese
Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Cable TV service
- Bathtub or shower
- Lanai
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Number of bathrooms -
- Daily housekeeping
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Yoshitsune - Sushi and traditional Japanese cuisine. Hours - breakfast 6:00AM to 10:30 am, lunch 11:00AM to 2:30PM, and dinner from 5:30AM to 10:30PM
Lulu's Waikiki Surf Club - Serving burgers, salads, steaks, pasta, seafood. Full bar. Hours - 7:00AM to 10:30AM and from 11:00AM to 2:00AM
Starbucks Coffee drinks, pastries. Wireless Internet access (surcharge). Open early morning until early evening. Hours - 4:00AM to 11:00PM
Tucker & Bevvy - Open from 6:00AM to 7:30PM
Nearby Things to Do
The Park Shore Waikiki has a large outdoor splash pool with a sundeck. Hans Hedemann's famed surfing school is just off the lobby. Kuhio Beach, a breakwater-protected section of Waikiki Beach, offers calm, pool-like swimming conditions. Snorkeling, surfing, boogie boarding, boating, and, of course, sunbathing are other popular Waikiki Beach activities.
The hotel is also across from Kapiolani Park, with tennis courts, jogging paths, the Honolulu Zoo, and the Waikiki Aquarium. There are also yoga classes (surcharge) and an outdoor swimming pool on site for guests. Guests can also take on-site surfing lessons at the Hans Hedemann Surf School.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Segway rental/tour nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 18 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 40 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for USD 40 per night.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
- Resort fee: USD 25.00 per accommodation, per night
- Fitness/yoga classes
- Internet access
- Newspaper
- Phone calls
- In-room safe
- In-room coffee
- Additional inclusions
Optional extras
- Valet parking fee: USD 28 per day
- Crib (infant bed) fee: USD 40 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 40 per night
Hotel Name
- Park Shore Aqua Hotel
- Park Shore Aqua Hotel Hotel
- Park Shore Waikiki Aqua Hotel
- Park Shore Waikiki Aqua Hotel Hotel
- Waikiki Park Shore
- Park Shore Waikiki Aqua
- Park Shore Aqua
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Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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Political Science is an academic discipline that prepares students to use both humanistic and scientific approaches to understanding governments and other decision-making institutions, public policies, and political behavior, both in the United States and internationally. The major combines courses in American and international government systems with studies in law, civic rights, and political policies. The program enables students to choose from two concentrations, based on their own interests and career plans.
This concentration gives students the background needed for application to law schools at the graduate level, in preparation for a J.D. degree. The program throughout emphasizes skills that U.S. law schools identify in their successful candidates for admission: critical thinking, clear written spoken communication, ability to work collaboratively, and a global perspective. Pre-Law advising includes co-curricular support in LSAT preparation, dialogues on legal issues, and career planning.
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This concentration prepares students for active civic engagement and teaches ways they can have an impact on local and national governments at the grassroots level. The program offers a concrete application of Ursuline's mission, as it calls students to identify their values, use their voice, and stretch their vision. In combination with numerous campus organizations, students have the opportunity to work with community partners to effect change in Northeast Ohio.
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Requirements for the Major
The Political Science major requires 36 credit hours. All students in the major are required to take 21 credits in these foundation courses: PO 106, 230, 420, 430, 475; MAT 212; and PH 331. In addition, all students in the major must select one of two concentrations, Pre-Law or Public Policy and Advocacy. In either concentration, students must take 3 courses, 3 credits each. The Pre-Law concentration includes PO 115, 210, and 310. The Public Policy and Advocacy concentration includes PO 220, 250, and 340. Also, all students in the major are required to select two courses, 3 credits each, from the following interdisciplinary offerings: PO 288/488, EC 102, EC 103, HI 208, HI/SO 215, HI 233, HI 342, PR 211, RS 360A, RS 360B, SO 319, SO 322, SW 318.
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The Political Science minor requires 18 credit hours. All students in the minor are required to take 9 credits in these foundation courses: PO 106, PO 230, and PH 331. In addition, students in the minor must select 9 credits from these electives: PO 115, PO 210, PO 220, PO 250, PO 310, PO 340, PO 420 or PO 475.
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Introduction to American Government (3)
This survey course is designed to help students understand major institutions and processes of government as a critical part of U.S. culture, as well as the underlying values inherent in the U.S. political system.
Introduction to Law (3)
This course is designed to acquaint the student with the basic concepts in civil and criminal law and the workings of the judicial system. Class study begins with a reading of the U.S. Constitution, combined with a focus on the court system and limitations on its power. The class also studies the institutional sources of American law, procedural aspects of a trial, concepts and cases in family law, tort law (both intentional and unintentional), and judicial remedies in both equitable and common law.
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This course offers a systematic treatment of leading Supreme Court decisions in such areas as freedom of speech, the press, and religion; the rights of criminal defendants; voting rights; the right to privacy; and discrimination on the grounds of race or sexual orientation, age, and economic class, or other unjust basis. Prerequisite: Ursuline Studies Stage I anchors. Ursuline Studies Stage II American Culture satellite (AM).
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This course complements the study of public policy by empowering students with the tools needed to make a difference in society. Included are theories of political participation, case studies of effective civic engagement, and projects in which students devise and present a strategy to address an issue affecting contemporary society. Prerequisite: PO 106
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This course is designed to help students understand and assess state actions in the realm of international relations, taking into consideration cultural, social, economic, political and philosophical/moral elements that influence a nation's decisions. Coursework also analyzes global issues affecting peace and examines the management of international conflict. Prerequisites: Ursuline Studies Stage I anchors. Ursuline Studies Stage II World Culture satellite (WO).
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This course anchors an examination of issues affecting contemporary U.S. society in five key areas: health, education, welfare, family, and cultural policy. Coursework introduces the student to various approaches to policy analysis, including cost-benefit and program evaluation. Prerequisite: Ursuline Studies Stage I anchors. Ursuline Studies Stage II American Culture satellite (AM).
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This course calls for a theoretical analysis of U.S. public policy and policymaking. Material includes a conceptual framework of various theories of public policymaking, applied to real-world political phenomena. Although grounded in the discipline of political science, the course draws on other social sciences, such as psychology, public relations, sociology, criminal justice, and public administration for a holistic study of the complex world of U.S. public policymaking. Prerequisites: Ursuline Studies Stage II anchors and PO 106.
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This advanced course in public policy serves as capstone for both the Pre-Law and the Public Policy and Advocacy (PPA) concentrations. The class culminates in a mock trial in which Pre-Law students act as staff (judges, attorneys, etc.), while PPA students assume the roles of litigants, witnesses, or interest groups. The course offers a practical platform for reviewing and applying material from previous coursework through an exploration of the role of the court system, especially the U.S. Supreme Court, in the creation, interpretation, implementation, and evaluation of public policy throughout U.S. history. Prerequisites: Senior standing with completion of all 100- to 300-level major requirements.
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Popliteus Tendinitis: Biomechanical Factors, Conservative Treatment
By Thomas Michaud, DC
The popliteus muscle originates from the lateral aspect of the distal femur and inserts along the posterior aspect of the proximal tibia. It is comprised of three separate fiber bundles that are under different degrees of tension, depending upon the degree of knee flexion.(Fig. 1) Although this muscle is often referred to as "the key to the knee" because it internally rotates the tibia during early stance, thereby unlocking the tibiofemoral joint, it also plays an important role as a static stabilizer. In fact, because cadaveric research confirms the tendinous portion of the popliteus muscle functions as a primary restraining mechanism to limit internal tibial rotation, translation, and varus stress, LaPrade, et al.,1 suggest the popliteus tendon is in reality the "fifth major ligament of the knee."
In addition to providing static stability, the popliteus muscle is also a significant dynamic stabilizer. During the gait cycle, in addition to unlocking the knee during the contact period, this muscle helps maintain postural equilibrium by controlling subtle transverse and frontal plane knee-joint moments.2 It also stabilizes the lateral meniscus by lessening the potential for impingement -- drawing the lateral meniscus posteriorly during flexion of the knee.
While running, the popliteus is most likely tensing during midstance as the knee transitions from full knee flexion to extension. An EMG analysis of popliteus activity during squat maneuvers3 reveals that this muscle is most active with the transition from full flexion into extension, when it acts to prevent forward translation of the femur on the tibia. Its role in preventing forward femoral translation is especially important while walking and running downhill.
The most common biomechanical factors responsible for the development of popliteus tendinitis are genu varum and genu recurvatum. (Fig. 2) The varus knee is more likely to strain the popliteus when the hip abductor musculature is weak, while genu recurvatum is more likely to strain the popliteus muscle when the hamstrings and/or gastrocnemius muscles are weak.
As a result, in addition to strengthening the popliteus muscle with the exercises illustrated in Fig. 3, it is also important to evaluate strength in the muscular synergists to the popliteus. Because this muscle is difficult to stretch, popliteus responds best to deep-tissue massage followed with the hold/relax stretch illustrated in Fig. 4. When performing massage, it is important to isolate all three bundles of the popliteus muscle. Finally, because popliteus plays an important role in maintaining postural equilibrium, it is important to include agility drills, such as backward and grapevine running.
On rare occasions, the popliteus muscle may be so tight that it snaps back and forth over a bony projection near the base of the popliteus sulcus.4 The chronic snapping, which occurs when the knee is flexed 20° to 30°, is accentuated by varus stress and may result in chronic pain that does not respond to conservative intervention. In such cases, surgical tenodesis of the popliteus tendon to the lateral collateral ligament stabilizes the proximal tendon and produces excellent long-term outcomes.4
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United Continental Holdings president and CEO Jeff Smisek will replace Glenn Tilton as chairman at the end of December, the company said Thursday.
Tilton has been chairman for more than 10 years, since taking over Sept. 2, 2002, as chairman, president and CEO of United Continental's predecessor, UAL. He gave up the president and CEO jobs to Smisek when United Airlines and Continental Airlines merged in October 2010.
"I want to thank Glenn Tilton for his many years of service to United Airlines," Smisek said in the company's announcement. "Under Glenn's leadership, United became a strong competitor and sought-after partner."
United Continental also named Jim Compton as vice chairman and chief revenue officer. Executive vice president and COO Pete McDonald will report to Compton. Jeff Foland was named EVP for marketing, technology and strategy.
Tilton, who will remain on the UCH board, came to UAL from ChevronTexaco where he had been vice chairman, and chairman and president of Texaco before that.
He arrived at UAL and United three months before the carrier filed for bankruptcy on Dec. 9, 2002, and led them through more than three years in bankruptcy court before emerging on Feb. 2, 2006.
Smisek, a long-time executive at Continental, had been Continental's chairman, president and CEO from January to October 2010. He became president in 2004 there in 2004 and added the title of chief operating officer in 2008.
It had been agreed from the time of the Oct. 1, 2010, merger that Tilton would leave his position as chairman at the end of 2012. Here's how it was phrased in the 2011 proxy:
"Our Bylaws, consistent with the terms of the Merger Agreement, also provide that Mr. Tilton will continue to serve as non-executive Chairman of the Board until December 31, 2012, subject to his earlier death, resignation or removal in accordance with our Bylaws. At the time that Mr. Tilton ceases to serve as our non-executive Chairman of the Board, our Bylaws require the Board to appoint Mr. Smisek as Chairman of the Board, unless a majority of the members of the full Board determine otherwise following the recommendation of the Nominating/Governance Committee acting by the vote of a majority of all of its members."


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The Beeb's music selectors...
Whoever selects the 'background' music for the Beeb's TV programmes is a genius. Never expected to hear MBV's Soon on TV, but there it was accompanying Clarkson et al through Africa.
Good job.
there is someone excellent in there
fuck buttons and cats in paris on top gear is another prime example
Sometimes I get the impression that the people who make their science documentaries
only do it so that they can play something that sounds like Boards of Canada over a late night city time lapse (and pretend it has something to do with entropy).
not that that's a bad thing
Watched a BBC4 Doc once (I think it was an Eco-protesters one)
with Olafur Arnalds in. Lovely
The beeb is quite fond of modern classical stuff like Arnalds...
I've heard Richter and Einaudi both used over the last few years.
By the same token
Charlie Brooker's programmes always tends to use Johann Johannsson over a polemic bit
they've always been good
i.e. the long running documentary series (Arena?) uses an Eno song from Another Green World over its title card thingy
according to wiki its the title track
bbc.co.uk/music has very little to do with BBC Television.
I'd be good at that job
where do I send a CV (a screenshot of my iTunes and the twee bribe offering of a packet of Cadbury's Animals)
Countryfile often has good tunes
Holy Fuck and Metronomy are two I've heard. I don't know why I sometimes watch Countryfile.. Sunday night veg out I suppose.
Heard Dial: Revenge by Mogwai last night
And have heard Deerhunter and Decemberists on there recently. I quite like the programme anyway, but it's made even better by hearing stuff I love over images of pigs and brooks and rolling hills.
BBC World News
only uses The XX first album. 3 consecutive reports, 4 tracks from that album. What is this 2011? Am I right?
Homes Under The Hammer
A Mancunian bought a run down property sight unseen hoping to making a quick profit. As the camera followed him walking to the house, "Fools Gold" was playing. Then it was "I Wanna Be Adored" when that bloke presenter thought the house looked unloved and uncared for. There'd been a break-in and the backdoor was hanging off the hinges, so we had "call the cops!" bit from "Step On". Followed by "Blue Monday" when the camera showed the owner looking sad.
Furryboy this'd this
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I worked at HMV 20 years ago and we'd occasionally get a call from the BBC or ITV local news who wanted some blindingly obvious track for a news report. Them 'have you got 'sunshine on a rainy day?' Me (looking out the window) 'of course we fucking have, you unimaginative twat.' Or more polite words to that effect.
X Factor Audition Show
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olafur arnalds and ludovico einaudi
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The embassies of the Nordic countries are proud to bring the region's best and most creative chefs to the United States for the very first time.
We invite people to experience food prepared by five of the world's best chefs from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden over the course of one week.
While introducing New Nordic Food on the Washington restaurant scene, the chefs will also participate in culinary events all over the metropolitan area. The program includes exclusive culinary master classes, food demonstrations and other food related happenings.
New Nordic Cuisine reflects a back to basics approach to cooking. It is celebrated for its purity, simplicity, freshness and its original take on traditional dishes and for letting the ingredients shine.
New Nordic Food reflects the changing seasons, and a modern, healthy, and sustainable approach to cooking that benefits nature, people, and society as a whole. In short, New Nordic Food is high quality food with no fuss.
The overwhelming success of New Nordic Cuisine within the international culinary community means that today the Nordic region hosts some of the world's best chefs, as well as many Michelin rated restaurants where patrons can enjoy the organic, fresh and seasonal ingredients of the region.
At this year's Bocuse d'Or in Lyon – one of the most prestigious culinary competitions in the world – the chefs representing the Nordic countries did remarkably well by taking the first, second, third, fifth, and seventh places.
Nordic Food Days is a joint event among the embassies of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden, with the support of Nordic Innovation Centre. The event is the first of its kind, bringing world class chefs representing the Nordic countries together in the United States.
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Nordic Jazz & Cuisine on the rooftop of House of Sweden
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Chef Refslund has been one of the driving forces in Danish gastronomy and New Nordic Food. He was part of the team that started Noma, known as the San Pellegrino "Worlds Best Restaurant", and later started the MR restaurant, getting his Michelin star as a pure fish and vegetable chef. Mads is known for his playful, light and feminine cuisine, and his passion for using vegetables, seafood and fish as key ingredients.
Chef Luoto studied at Turku Restaurant College and has worked at restaurants in Helsinki, Turku and Göteborg. He was elected Chef of the Year in 1998 and was Finland's representative in Bocuse d´Or, twice as a Chef and once as an assistant. He was the winner of the Gold Medal in 2005. During the years, he has made study trips to USA, China, France, Italy, England, Spain, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, etc.
Chef Hall has been one of the leading personalities in the Icelandic and Nordic cuisine for over 20 years. He is a popular media person and celebrity chef, thanks to the many traveling and cooking shows he has hosted in Iceland and other countries. He has both run a successful kitchen and been an executive chef in Iceland and Norway. He has been instrumental in most of the major Icelandic official functions. He was nominated as an Ambassador for New Nordic Food by the Nordic Council of Ministers in 2006.
In 2009, 28-year old Norwegian Chef Geir Skeie became an international cooking sensation when he led the Norwegian team to a gold medal at the Bocuse d'Or – the Olympics for Chefs. Among his other prestigious prizes are: Chef of the Year 2007, the World Cup in Luxembourg with Chef League, and the Norway Cooking Championship. When he is not at his restaurant in Sandefjord, Norway, he is a food consultant and participates in cooking events worldwide. His cookbook From Childhood to the Bocuse d'Or was published in 2009.
Chef Myllymäki is the 2011 silver medallist of one of the world's most prestigious cuisine contests Bocuse d'Or. He was classically trained at one of Sweden's highly recognized culinary schools, and has worked with many acclaimed chefs and restaurants in Scandinavia, such as Noma in Denmark. He is the owner of two successful restaurants in Sweden and received national recognition 2007 as Chef of the Year in Sweden. He is known for combining his Swedish heritage and passion for seasonal ingredients which is evident in his cuisine's fine and distinct flavors.
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Actress Sienna Miller is to wed boyfriend Tom Sturridge, according to reports.
The news comes just hours after Life & Style magazine revealed the Alfie star is pregnant.
A source now tells the publication, "They're engaged and really happy. Her family is happy, as they absolutely adore Tom.
"He proposed to Sienna during their romantic trip to Paris after Christmas. He filled their hotel suite at the Ritz with flowers and presented her with a vintage Victorian ring. It was incredibly romantic (and) she was blown away."
Miller had a seven-year on/off romance with actor Jude Law, which ended for good last year. Sturridge has been linked to actresses Camilla Belle and Carey Mulligan.
The couple is expecting its first child in June.
Publicists for both Miller and Sturridge have yet to confirm the baby news and the reports the pair is set to wed.


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American Bandstand—the TV show that legitimized rock and roll, turned new artists into household names, and made the iconic Dick Clark famous—will be celebrated this December by Winston Churchill High School's Blast 24: American Bandstand. The production will include memorable music from all aspects of the American Bandstand era. The show ran from 1957 through 1987 and became the longest running variety show on television with an estimated audience of 50 million.
The show was popular for many reasons. It created a youth culture. It introduced recording personalities such as Ike and Tina Turner, Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, Stevie Wonder, Talking Heads, Paul Anka, Simon and Garfunkel, Frankie Avalon and many more vocalists and groups to national audiences. Blacks and whites performed on the same stage — and the live audience was desegregated. The show originally took place in South Philly and then moved to Los Angeles. Couples who danced daily became teen idols — and afforded America's teenagers and pre-teens the opportunity to learn the latest dances. Dick Clark, sometimes referred to as "America's Oldest Teenager" was able to present rock and roll to parents in a non-threatening style.
Blast 24: American Bandstand at Winston Churchill High School on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 7, 8, 14 and 15 at 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday, Dec. 9 at 2:30 p.m. Tickets can be found online at www.wchsarts.com or in the lobby box office outside the Bish Auditorium, 11300 Gainsborough Road, Potomac. Tickets are $20. The box office will be open one hour before each performance.
When Dick Clark died in April 2012, Carlos Barillo, Churchill choral director and Blast director, knew immediately what he had to do this year for Blast. "I am excited that we can bring American Bandstand to the stage and pay tribute to Dick Clark's vision," said Barillo. "It's really my love letter to the parents because American Bandstand holds a huge place in the hearts of so many."
"This show is also a history lesson for my students," said Barillo. "Some students have no idea who Clark was—or that American Bandstand even existed. They had never heard of some of the songs, nor did they know that this was an era where dances had names—the mashed potato, the twist, the locomotion, the hop. This show is a history of pop culture. It spans very important, yet controversial times in U.S. history—and the music reflects all that was taking place in these changing times. The '50s were a simpler time for everyone, but life quickly became more and more difficult and complicated in the '60s and '70s."
The show will include songs from "Teen Idols" such as Ricky Nelson, Shawn Cassidy, Dion, Connie Stevens, Leslie Gore and others, "It's All Relative" (Everly Brothers, the Jackson 5, Beach Boys, Osmond Brothers and more), "Girl Groups" (Chiffons, Supremes, Pointer Sisters and others), "Color-Blind" (Commodores, Dionne Warwick, Stevie Wonder, James Brown, Temptations, Whitney Houston, etc.), "The British Invasion" (Dusty Springfield, Lulu, The Who and more), and "The American Revolution" (The Village People, The Mamas and The Papas, Melanie, Jefferson Airplane, The Doors, etc). The American Revolution includes music about the War on Drugs, the War on War, Women's Rights, Civil Rights and the Sexual Revolution. Another segment will include dances of the era or as Barillo calls them—"dances with names."
Senior Chani Wereley has performed in Blast for the past three years. She will be singing several songs that she was not familiar with: "To Sir With Love," "House of the Rising Sun" and "The Greatest Love of All." She said, "I love these songs now. I'm glad I had a chance to learn and sing them. My mom loves all of them and is happy that I know them now."
It takes 175 students to produce Blast. Besides the students who sing in dance in the production, the technical crew builds the set, operates the microphones and the lighting and works "behind the scene." Other students perform in the band, help with publicity and the business end of the production. Some choreograph; others help with the costumes. Seniors Evan Cook and Emily Potter are the technical directors for Blast. Both plan to major in technical theater after graduation. "Being involved with tech direction at Churchill truly changed my life," said Cook. "I want to study sound design—and I have gained real-world experience here at Churchill. Blast required a lot of dimensions that we had to figure out—without a lot of time."
Potter explained that the design of the set was all about balance: "We made the set asymmetrical to make it more interesting. We also have to be careful not to over-shadow the performers but to show them off. We also had to keep in mind that this is a very dance-centered production."
Barillo said, "This show is wholesome, makes you smile, and is just fun. It takes me back in time—and reminds me of the age of innocence."


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It's imperative Australia enhances its relationship with Indonesia and shows it can set its own path without kowtowing to the United States, former prime minister Paul Keating says.
In the 2012 Keith Murdoch Oration at the Victorian State Library, Mr Keating said Australia's policy towards its biggest neighbour lacked framework, judgments of magnitude and coherence.
"In recent years, our relations with countries like Indonesia and Malaysia have been focused on transactional issues of marginal long-term significance. Refugee management and live cattle exports come to mind," Mr Keating said.
In the speech entitled "Asia in the new order: Australia's diminishing sphere of influence", he described Indonesia as the place where Australia's strategic bread is buttered.
"No country is more important to us and it is a country which has shown enormous tolerance and goodwill towards us," Mr Keating said.
"Focus on this country should be a major imperative driving our foreign policy."
But he said Asia saw Australia as a client of the United States which tended to fall in with its foreign policy.
When US President Barack Obama visited Australia last year, he delivered an oral and policy assault on China "from the lower chamber of our Parliament House", Mr Keating said.
"This brought immediate pangs of disquiet from the Indonesian foreign minister and later from his president," he said.
Countries like Indonesia were dubious of Australia because they didn't see us making our way in the world, or their world, without deferring to other powers, especially the US.
Australia had to be propelled not by its regard of withering associations "but by our enlightened sense of self", Mr Keating said.
"Knowing who we are and what we are and what we want," he said.
"And not only what we want, having a solid idea about how we get it."
While Australia would always have a close relationship with the US, it was obvious that it had to play an integral role in its own region for sake of its security.
"Not to measure up to this challenge would be to run the risk of being seen as a derivative power, perpetually in search of a strategic guarantor, a Western outpost, seemingly unable to confidently make its own way in the world," Mr Keating said.
His speech comes in the wake of the release last month of the Gillard government's white paper which set out a policy blueprint for the Asian century.
The government has set a number of goals including giving every student the opportunity to learn an Asian language and increasing trade with Asia from one quarter to one third of national gross domestic product (GDP) by 2025.


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Intimate Catalina Island Hotel
Located just over 20 miles off the coast of Southern California, Catalina Island is known as "the romance island" for its peaceful, honeymoon-ready atmosphere and natural beauty. Couples head here to enjoy the mountains, tucked-away coves, and ocean vistas. Hotel St. Lauren stands amid these calming sights on a parcel of land just steps from a host of water-based activities on Avalon Bay.
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The Federal Reserve Board today announced the scheduling of an additional day, June 26, and a time change, for the public meeting in New York City on the proposal by Travelers Group Inc. to acquire Citicorp, both located in New York, New York.
The Board, on June 4, announced a public meeting for June 25, beginning at 9:00 a.m at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, 33 Liberty Street, New York, New York. Today, the Presiding Officer extended the meeting to a second day, June 26, and scheduled the meetings on both days to begin at 8:00 a.m. EDT.
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After several outings beachcombing for buyers, actor David Spade has said "buh-bye" to his oceanfront house in Malibu.
The buyers are Netflix content chief Ted Sarandos and his wife, Nicole Avant, former U.S. ambassador to the Bahamas, according to public records. The sales price was not disclosed.
Built in 1996, the light and airy two-story house features four fireplaces and surf-facing balconies and decks. The four-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home of 3,763 square feet sits on a quarter-acre lot with a pool.
Spade, 49, starred as single friend Russell on the romantic comedy "Rules of Engagement" (2007-13) and is in the recently released film "Grown Ups 2." Among his memorable skits from his 1990s "Saturday Night Live" days, Spade played a flight attendant who utters "buh-bye" as passengers deplane.
The comic actor, known for his caustic one-liners and sarcasm, bought the Malibu property in 2005 for $9.3 million. Perhaps to avoid the prying eyes of the public, the Multiple Listing Service photos of the house were taken down and replaced with a shot of sea gulls on a rock.
Spade listed the house two years later for $16 million and subsequently put it up for lease. The La Costa Beach home had most recently been listed at $11.6 million.
The sale closed outside the Multiple Listing Service.
Publisher's estate changes hands
The Beverly Hills estate of publishing magnate Robert Petersen has sold for $11,800,500.
The traditional-style Paul Revere Williams-designed house, built in 1933 and redone in 1988, sits behind iron gates on 1.23 acres. A foyer with a spiral staircase and a two-story window, a den/office, a wine room, a glass-enclosed porch, a gym, an office, seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms and 7,735 square feet of living space are among the home's features.
The grounds include an enclosed cabana/outdoor dining room, a swimming pool with a spa and a pool house.
Petersen, who died in 2007 at 80, went from Hollywood publicist to making a fortune publishing Hot Rod and Motor Trend, among other magazines. He helped establish L.A.'s Petersen Automotive Museum in 1994 with his wife, Margie, who died last year at 76.
California Atty. Gen. Kamala D. Harris recently launched an inquiry into the sale of some of the museum's vehicles.
Jade Mills and Christopher Livingston of Coldwell Banker's Beverly Hills South office handled both sides of the transaction.
Basketball analyst is on the move
NBA analyst Kenny "the Jet" Smith and his wife, model-actress Gwendolyn Osborne, have put their stamp on a gated home in Encino and placed it on the market at $2.795 million.
The more than half-acre estate, built in 1963, includes a main house, a guesthouse and a swimming pool. Among features are vaulted ceilings, skylights, a sun room, an office and a home theater. There are six bedrooms, eight bathrooms and 6,106 square feet of living space.
Smith, 48, is a retired basketball player and an analyst on "Inside the NBA." The point guard played for the Sacramento Kings and Houston Rockets for the bulk of his pro career. Osborne, a model on the game show "The Price Is Right" (2005-12), flexed her acting skills on the TV series "Ocean Ave." (2002-03).
The couple, who paid $1.85 million for the house two years ago and remodeled it, are looking for another house in the area.
Craig Knizek and Kofi Nartey of the Agency in Beverly Hills are the listing agents.
Place Jimi Hendrix almost bought
This house has a story line and a cast of musicians.
Guitarist Daniel Licht, composer for the series "Dexter," has purchased a home in Topanga for $2.09 million.
The 4,682-square-foot Spanish-style house was in escrow for sale to influential guitarist Jimi Hendrix at the time of his death, according to its architect, Harry Gesner, and published reports. The home, built in 1968, was featured two years ago on the reality real estate show "Million Dollar Listing."
Licht plans to build a studio at the home and have it designed by Gesner.
Set on a knoll on nearly two acres, the unusual home features circular rooms, vaulted wood plank ceilings, a sunken central kitchen, three bedrooms and four bathrooms. There are ocean and canyon views, a six-stall barn, a tack room and an arena.
Neighbors include Nathan Barr, a composer for "True Blood" (2008-13) and "The Americans" (2013). Several composers living in the area get together once a month or so. They include Russ Landau ("Survivor"), Denis Hannigan ("CatDog") and Cliff Martinez ("Drive").
In addition to scoring "Dexter" since it started in 2006, Licht's credits include "Body of Proof" (2011-12) and "Deception" (2013).
Drew Snyder and Sarah Sutton of Snyder Sutton Real Estate handled the transaction.
Mel Gibson double pulling up stakes
Mic Rodgers, known for his work as Mel Gibson's stunt double up until the late 1990s, and wife, Robyn Britton, have listed their home in an equestrian community in Agoura Hills at $1.899 million.
The contemporary Craftsman-style house, custom built by the couple in 2005, features an office, a playroom, a craft room, a combined kitchen/family room with a 10-foot-long island, four bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms and 3,662 square feet of living space. Ceiling heights range from 9 to 17 feet, and clerestory windows bring light into the interiors.
French doors along the back of house open to a yard with a swimming pool, spa and 1,340-square-foot Craftsman-style auxiliary building with a workshop, a bathroom and indoor parking for five cars. There is also a two-car garage off the main house.
Rodgers has served as a stuntman, stunt coordinator or second unit director on films including "Braveheart" (1995), "Fast & Furious" (2009) and "Django Unchained" (2012).
The one-acre property previously sold for $350,000 in 2002, public records show.
Linda Rich of Ewing & Associates Sotheby's International Realty is the listing agent.
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JobMeadow needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 183 designs submitted by 41 freelance designers.
JobMeadow is a new recruitment website for job seekers from all industries. The site will serve as a powerful job board, whereby job seekers can narrow results acutely to hone in on jobs that best match their capabilities and requirements. For employers, they will have tools at their disposal to screen candidates quickly. The website will exude professionalism while at the same time contemporary and cutting edge. Our goal is to provide job seekers with boundless opportunities while at the same time making it easy to find what they want.
We are catering to mainly to U.S. 25-54 year olds however will offer opportunities for all other applicable ages. The vast majority of visitors will have at least some college experience, so would be considered a sophisticated and discerning. Most are tech savvy and have high expectations.
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UK developer St George is set to launch a new landmark 52-storey tower designed by Ian Simpson architects on the banks of the River Thames, helping to redefine a new standard for luxury residential in London.
Construction is currently underway at One Blackfriars, which, when complete, will provide 274 luxurious studio, one, two, three and four bedroom apartments, as well as high-quality retail and restaurant space, a boutique-styled hotel. There will also be a new landscaped piazza featuring soft landscaping and water features, providing an exciting new public realm in the heart of London's cultural hub.
The adjacent Southbank Centre is the largest single-run arts centre in the world and includes the world renowned Royal Festival Hall, Hayward Gallery and Queen Elizabeth Hall, while the National Film Theatre is also nearby.
"The new mixed-used quarter at One Blackfriars will reflect this important [cultural] identify and encapsulate the very best of London living," said Mark Griffiths, Managing Director of St George.
The building, which traces the curved geometry of the envelope, is shaped to allow uninterrupted views of London's skyline, including the financial district of Canary Wharf and the Tower of London. With an iconic 170m-high silhouette, the structure will bask in the sun's rays, casting its altering reflections onto the city below as the light changes through the day.
The tower's unique form incorporates a seamless outer glass skin which envelops a subtly coloured interior structure, giving it a distinctive and elegant appearance. These colours gradually fade as the cladding rises higher up the tower becoming lighter nearer the top, while at the bottom, the building will taper to provide a further touch of elegance. The space between the two layers will also provide a unique area for gorgeous winter gardens, allowing every residential apartment and hotel room to have its own internal conservatory space.
One Blackfriars will be Simpson's second design project in the British capital following the redevelopment of Battersea Power station. The award-winning architect also helped reshape the skyline of his Manchester hometown through the iconic 47-storey Beetham Hilton Tower.
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The Smiths To Reunite For 2009 Summer Festivals?
According to a report on the Gigwise.com website, The Smiths' original members are "closer than ever" than to reuniting.
The group, who formed in 1982, are understood to be in talks to headline next April's Coachella Festival in California. An appearance at the event would be the first time Morrissey, Johnny Marr, Andy Rourke and Mike Joyce have performed together since 1987. A source told the Sun newspaper: "It has looked impossible in the past but suddenly it all looks like it could happen.
"The buzz around the people who used to work for the band is they could play Coachella for a ludicrous amount of money. "It's closer than it ever has been. The split was a messy affair, but time's a healer." It's understood that frontman Morrissey and Marr turned down a £2.8million bid from Coachella organisers to reform in 2006.
However, the newspaper claims that Morrissey's manager Irving Azoff is currently trying to persuade the band to reconsider. A new best of, 'The Sound Of The Smiths', which has been titled by Morrissey and mastered by Marr, is due out next month.
Marr and his new favorite guitar, the Fender Jaguar.
Johnny Marr is currently playing with Wakefield's finest, The Cribs...will he be willing to dicth his new best friends and reunite with his old band mates? Time will tell...how soon is April!
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Imagine for a moment that I'm standing in front of a gigantic chart that tracks the movement of the stock market from almost the beginning of the last century. You see a series of peaks and valleys corresponding to various historic events. There is a serious downdraft during the Depression of the 1930s. But look. It goes back up. It invariably goes up.
Notice the 1987 stock market crash. See that abrupt drop? I remember that time. The feeling that swept the nation was that the market would never, never ... ever come back. But look. It did. Look at the new highs it achieved in the '90s. Same thing in the years following the crash of 2008.
The markets are like life. Things happen. There are peaks and valleys. And there are events that send our lives plunging to new depths. We think we will never, never ... ever recover. But we do. Things get better.
Many of my neighbors and friends are experiencing lows they had not anticipated due to unemployment, rising costs and flagging home values. At this moment, it seems that we will never, never ... ever recover. They never dreamed the valleys could be this low. Will we ever see upturns on the giant chart of life?
In my head, I know the truth ... yes, we will recover. Somehow in the bleakness of the night those are only words. It doesn't feel as if we will ever find our way through this one. And that's when I'm grateful that I know not to depend on my feelings. They are fickle. They change like the wind. I must grasp the truth that there will be new highs on the chart. Then I have to hang onto that truth for dear life.
So what does your chart of life look like? Peaks? Valleys? Where are you now? If you are in a valley of unemployment and uncertainty, with fog and darkness all around, grab on to this truth: This will not last forever. Things will change. For sure there are upswings and new peaks in your future. There are seasons of joy and prosperity ahead.
One day, I'll bring up this chart of life again, in another context, another event. And you will look back at this section of the chart and see this particular difficult time as something you will not forget. And you recovered. You'll wonder how you ever made it through ... but you did!
Just hang onto that truth right now. Mark this date on your calendar. Write about it in your journal. And whatever you do, don't let go. Don't ever give up.
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Your home should be your heaven; a place where each and every inhabitant can relax, recharge and recover from the rigours of daily life. In this age of constant connectivity, it can be hard to prevent external interruptions from tainting the tranquil atmosphere of your home. Making these small changes will help to reclaim your house as a place of soothing serenity and contentment.
Favour minimalism
Although it's all too easy to accumulate belongings, clutter causes stress. Reducing clutter therefore not only makes rooms feel larger, it should also make them more relaxing to be in. Start with a thorough spring clean of storage areas and shelves, selling or donating anything that isn't regularly used. Keep cables, paperwork and other essential household jetsam hidden away, investing in dividers to maintain order among the chaos. Regular, professional cleaning will prevent you from having to dedicate too much of your downtime to domestic tasks.
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Once you've cleared your shelves and window sills, use them to showcase pieces with high sentimental value, such as photos that make you feel happy every time you look at them. Place each item strategically to draw the eye, creating clear focal points for inhabitants and guests alike. Family portraits, holiday souvenirs and thoughtful gifts can all inspire pleasant waves of nostalgia, adding a personal sense of warmth to each room.
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While a minimalist approach to the quantity of your furnishings and appliances will help to create an air of tranquillity, it's important that every item on display is a joy to use or contemplate. Choose the best possible quality, particularly when it comes to everyday objects such as coffee makers, kitchen knives and bed sheets. Rather than hiding away your finest china and luxury candles for special occasions, bring them into regular use so that you can appreciate their calibre on a daily basis.
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The average adult spends 20 hours per week online, but sadly, this isn't conducive to a sense of contentment. With social media usage now linked to increased anxiety, designating a specific room or area as offline-only may restore some much-needed balance to your routine. This could be as simple as a yoga mat placed in the conservatory, a desk equipped with arts and craft supplies, or a library corner with a comfortable armchair, coffee table and plenty of books.
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Plaid dress with lace and gathers
Added May 26, 2013
by liliv-1
Athens, Greece
Whenever I loose my sewing mojo I go to my stash and search for something plaid!! Plaid goes with gathers and gathers go with lace.
I had a mustard lace in my stash and decorated the dress with it…when I finished the dress was a little boring so I decided to put white lace to lighten it up. I didn't remove the mustard lace yet…so tell me please:
What should I do? 1. leave both or 2. remove the mustard lace or 3. remove the white lace?
The pattern is model 128 from burda issue 05-1998.
Material Notes
plaid fabric, white and mustard lace.
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May 30, 2013, 11.39 PMby zsyzu
I love plaid and I love your dress. Your kitty is so cute too!
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May 31, 2013, 12.36 AMby liliv-1
Thanks a lot! This kitty is my new love, its less than a week that I have it.
May 28, 2013, 06.04 PMby Kocotte
you are so creative. I think that we have many things in common : the Burda models and the cats. Your dress is so nice and the kitten very cute. I have one cat (a male) He is alway close to me when I sew
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May 28, 2013, 06.14 PMby liliv-1
:) I have had many cats all males! Now I have a 2 year old one and this little kitty always around my feet!
May 27, 2013, 11.49 AMby kisses
Liliv don't change nothing…it is perfect the way it is.
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May 27, 2013, 12.03 PMby liliv-1
I will do so dear kisses, the voting is now closed!!! I'll keep both laces and keep the kitten as well. I'm waiting for your next project! Kisses!
May 27, 2013, 12.14 PMby kisses
lol…Liliv u are cracking me up :-) I am so working on my next project. Just keep looking out girlfren
May 27, 2013, 09.29 AMby Helguchi
OMG!! What a cuttie companion you have. Gorgeos kitten! The dress looks fantastic, Liliv. Don't change anything. We can find so many checked fabric garments everywhere that I, sometimes, find them boring at least they have a remarkable style or an eye-catching detail. And let me tell you that your dress have both. The style of the dress is beautiful, love the frill hem and more overall I just love how both laces lighten up the checked fabric and give the elegant touch to the garment.
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May 27, 2013, 09.40 AMby liliv-1
Oh, thanks so much Helguchi, I'm glad you like the double lace detail. I liked it too, but I was afraid that it would look weird. The kitten is my new love, he is visiting me everyday, I can't get him out of my legs!
May 27, 2013, 08.47 AMby cris orange
lovely dress! is perfect as it is, please don`t change anything :)
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May 27, 2013, 09.36 AMby liliv-1
:) Thanks cris!
May 27, 2013, 08.20 AMby kelerabeus
Keep them both! And keep the kitten as well, he's the cutest :)
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May 27, 2013, 09.35 AMby liliv-1
Thank a lot from me and the kitten!
May 27, 2013, 05.27 AMby Zsuzso
An other lovely dress, looks great on you. Cute kitten, I used to have 2 , not at the same time. I hope you keep it.
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May 27, 2013, 07.41 AMby liliv-1
Thanks dear, I will keep him … he is so friendly and cute:)
May 27, 2013, 05.19 AMby Mary Athey
hi liliv, i' d keep both laces on as they' re lovely.the dress is gorgeous and the fit is fab. You've been busy as well. Your collection of dresses must surely be as big as mine lol. now i'm cat mad, i have three of my own and i feed two strays, please dear liliv give this we kitten a home and neuter he/she when they,'re 6 months as theres to many unwanted animals in this world of ours. judging by the photos the we kitty has chosen you and is a beautiful we cat x
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May 27, 2013, 07.40 AMby liliv-1
I have tons of clothes Mary!! And tons of fabrics as well! It's really an addiction! Now for the cats: I adore them! Of course I will keep this little adorable kitty, but at the garden, not inside my house because he will be fighting all the time with my other one.
May 27, 2013, 04.47 AMby frederi
Hi Liliv, I like it with both laces, it is a wonderful dress and the color suits you! You are wooping up a lot of dresses and they are all so lovely, very inspiring!
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May 27, 2013, 07.35 AMby liliv-1
Thank you very much for your lovely comments:)
May 27, 2013, 12.14 AMby BeeZee
I think I like it as it is Liliv! (I also like/love your little smudge cat! So cute!) I rarely sew with plaids and after seeing this I am wondering why! Good work!
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May 27, 2013, 12.30 AMby liliv-1
Good for me dear BeeZee, I won't have to undo all this painful handsewing! The cat is not mine, it's an outdoor kitty but it is so cute and friendly!…..I think I'll take it. Thanks girl and happy sewing!
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CRESTVIEW � Aileen Barley, a longtime area educator and community activist, died Wednesday following a recent illness. She died a day short of her 87th birthday. She was actively involved in area causes including Sharing and Caring, school mentorships and the Crestview Sister City program, which she helped establish.
CRESTVIEW � Aileen Barley, a longtime area educator and community activist, died Wednesday following a recent illness. She died a day short of her 87th birthday.
During her funeral Saturday, her son, Joe Barley, credited his maternal grandparents for instilling in his mother the desire to help other people.
"She learned how to care for people from her folks," Joe Barley said, relating how his grandparents often invited in down-on-their-luck people who passed by their Ohio farm during the Depression.
"Mother always had her wallet open, whether it was for cats or Sharing and Caring," Barley said, referring to the Crestview food bank that he co-founded.
Aileen Barley joined Sharing and Caring two years after she retired from a 38-year career as an elementary school teacher at Crestview schools.
Her June 1989 retirement from teaching was really just the opportunity for his mother to transition to serving her community full-time for more than 20 years, Joe Barley said.
Serving others
Before Sharing and Caring opened its center off Wilson Street, the Barleys would distribute bags of food from their car to transient or homeless people passing through Crestview.
"Sometimes you have to take the service to where the people are who need it," Joe Barley said.
Even in her later years, Aileen Barley would hand food out of her car window to people she'd see by the side of the road.
"If we didn't have bags of food, we gave them a sandwich," Joe Barley said.
In May 1995, Aileen and Joe Barley and Joe's wife, Cecile, comprised the first contingent from Crestview to venture to what became the community's Sister City, Noirmoutier, France, and remained active in the program for many years.
In addition to visitors from Noirmoutier, Aileen Barley hosted foreign exchange students at her Crestview home.
Return to the classroom
Aileen Barley established a mentorship program at Northwood Elementary School, having been the third-grade teacher of the school's guidance counselor, Martha Barton.
"When the county started doing it (mentoring students), we had already been doing it for 10 years," Joe Barley said. "They wanted us to re-apply and get fingerprinted."
Aileen Barley also mentored students at the former Southside Elementary School and at Laurel Hill School, and was a volunteer for the Guardian Ad Litem program.
She served at the First Presbyterian Church of Crestview's weekly soup kitchen for several years, and taught a Sunday school class for mentally challenged adults at the First United Methodist Church, of which she was a longtime member.
"Mother was always out there trying to help people," Joe Barley said. "My mother had a great life, a life of caring for others."
Aileen Barley was interred in Enterprise, Ala., the home of her late husband, Carl Barley. In addition to their son, Joe, the couple had two daughters, Mary Shaver and Susan Young; and two grandsons, David and Danny.
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Thomas W. Steinbach, 59, of Lansing, Kansas died Thursday, November 14, 2013 at a Kansas City Hospital.
Thomas W. Steinbach, 59, of Lansing, Kansas died Thursday, November 14, 2013 at a Kansas City Hospital.
Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:30 a.m., Tuesday, November 19, 2013 at St. Francis De Sales Catholic Church, with Father Bill McEvoy officiating.
Visitation will be from 6 until 8 p.m., Monday, November 18, 2013 at St. Francis De Sales with a rosary at 7:30 p.m.
Burial will be in Mount Calvary Catholic Cemetery.
Thomas was born December 28, 1953 in Leavenworth, Kansas the son of William O. and Mary K. (Vossen) Steinbach. Thomas graduated from Leavenworth High School.
He married Laurie A. Honey on May 17, 1974 in Leavenworth, Kansas.
Thomas was employed for 35 years in the steel industry working at Leavenworth Foundry, Richards and Conover Steel, and Steel Manufacturing until his retirement. Thomas then enjoyed driving the school bus for the Bonner Springs School District for the past seven years.
Thomas loved fishing, played Santa Claus, was a huge Harley Davidson and NASCAR fan, loved working with handicapped children and driving the bus for them.
He never turned down anyone for help, and was known as the neighborhood guy who would also be available when neighbors were in need. Tom was never down and loved to kid and harass people in a fun way.
Thomas loved his dogs, and Lily and Taylor will miss him. He was preceded in death by two of his canine friends Paiton and Dandee.
He is survived by his wife, Laurie, his mother; Mary K. Steinbach, one sister; Cecilia Rush and her husband David of Leavenworth, two brothers; Michael of Sunrise Beach, Missouri and Richard "Hank" Steinbach of Leavenworth, nieces and nephews; two brother-in-laws; Daniel Honey and his wife Barbara of Leavenworth, and Edward and his wife Sharon Honey of Florida.
He was preceded in death by one brother-in-law; Donald "Butch" Honey.
Pallbearers will be Mike Steinbach, Hank Steinbach, David Rush, Butch Watkins, Brad Vossmer and Curtis Sawyer. Honorary pallbearers will be Morgan Watkins and Colin Tompkins.
Memorials may be directed to the family.
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AHL Playoff Game Night: 5-22-12 Admirals at IceCaps Game Four
AHL Eastern Conference Champions.
Norfolk Wins the Series 4-0
Dustin Tokarski turned away all 28 shots he faced for his second consecutive shutout. When you go 4-0 in the Eastern Conference Finals with a GAA that is sub 0.50, that's pretty good. Norfolk played great defense in front of Tic, but when stops needed to be made he was in position to make the routine look routine. Heading into the Calder Cup Finals, he's 7-2-0 with 2 shutouts, a 1.65 GAA, and a .939 save percentage. Even Riku Helenius is envious of those numbers.
First Period
NOR Oberg, (2) (Picard, Angelidis), 15:15
NOR Johnson, (3) (Palat, Barberio), 17:47 (PP)
Second Period
NOR Smith, (4) (Labrie, Aulie), 1:41
Third Period
NOR Segal, (3) (Johnson), 9:28 (PP)
Norfolk put its killer instinct on full display tonight, outshooting St. John's 18-7 in the First Period en route to the 2-0 lead at the first intermission. Nothing against Newfoundland, but the Ads clearly had no intention of sticking around for a Game Five on Saturday.
Tokarski and Trevor Smith were the game's first and second stars.
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Errol Flynn's Home Hits the Market for $7.9M
A house on the former Errol Flynn estate in Los Angeles goes on the market for $7.9 million. A Vero Beach "Gatsby" style mansion lists again for $19.9 million. Photo: Unlimited Style.
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