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West End Synagogue
3810 West End Ave.
Monday, April 10: First Night Seders
• Interactive Musical Family Seder, 6 p.m. Led by Debby and Stuart Wiston and Rabbi Joshua Kullock, this seder will have all generations up out of their seats singing and dancing as they reccount the Exodus from Egypt and the crossing of the Red Sea.
• Ancient Story, Modern Meaning, 6 p.m. Led by Rabbi Josh Barton, this seder will take the haggadah's advice to "see yourself as if you left Egypt" and learn how the Passover seder can speak to each of our spiritual lives.
The seders will be followed at 7 p.m. by a meal with singing and discussion. The cost is $45 for adults, $25 for children 6–12, $10 for Children 3–5, no charge for children under 3, $60 for non–members. RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com or (615) 269–4592.
(Please indicate if you would like to make a donation to ensure that everyone can join us.)
Tuesday, April 11 and Wednesday, April 12
• Morning services: 9:30 a.m.
Friday, April 14: Shabbat Chol Hamoed Pesach
• Pray, Eat and Learn with Professor AJ Levine of Vanderbilt University: 6 p.m. Shabbat service followed by dinner at 7 p.m. and lecture at 8 p.m. The cost for dinner is $22. For reservations, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Monday, April 17
• Morning services: 9:30 a.m.
Tuesday, April 18
• Morning services (Yizkor will be recited): 9:30 a.m.
Congregation Sherith Israel
3600 West End Ave.
Modern Orthodox
Monday, April 10: First Night Seder
• Community Seder hosted by Cantor George Lieberman and Rabbi Saul Strosberg, 7:30 p.m. The meal will be prepared by Sova Catering. Call the shul at (615) 292-6614 to reserve a place. The cost for those who RSVP before April 3 is $36 for adults, $20 for children ages 5-12 and $120 for families, or $45 for adults and $30 for children after April 3.
Tuesday, April 11: Second Night Seder
• Community Seder hosted by Cantor George Lieberman, 8 p.m. and Rabbi Aaron Finkelstein. The meal will be prepared by Sova Catering. Call the shul at (615) 292-6614 to reserve a place. The cost for those who RSVP before April 3 is $36 for adults, $20 for children ages 5-12 and $120 for families, or $45 for adults and $30 for children after April 3.
(No one will be turned away from either seder due to financial hardship. If help is needed, mention the word "kehillah" when making the reservation.)
Chabad of Nashville
95 Bellevue Road
Monday, April 10: First Night Seder
• "A Family Friendly Seder," 7 p.m. This interactive seder will be a warm, fun and thought-provoking event with an elegant royal dinner.
Tuesday, April 11: Second Night Seder
• "A Chassidic Seder for the Inquisitive Mind," 8 p.m. This will be a Chassidic Seder with many insights to the Haggadah and various Chassidic tales and melodies, and a traditional Seder feast. This Seder will delve into the deeper meaning and dimensions to the Passover Exodus
Both seders will take place in the Bernard Ballroom at the Genesis Campus for Jewish Life, 95 Bellevue Road, and will be catered by one of Nashville's premiere chefs. The cost of each is $55 per person, $30 per child ages 4-9. (No charge for children 3 and under.). RSVP at www.chabadnashville.com by April 1.
Chabad will also be offering free gift boxes of shmurah matzah. Those who want some of this traditional hand-made round matzah can call (615) 646-5750.
Tuesday, April 18: Final Night Meal
• The Moshiach Seudah (Messiah's meal), 6:45 p.m. Instituted by the Baal Shem Tov 300 years ago, the Moshiach's meal on the final evening of Passover includes eating matzah, the consumption of four glasses of wine, toasting to a future era of redemption, a traditional feast, inspirational stories and songs. The entire community is invited. For more information go to www.chabadnashville.com.
Congregation Micah
2001 Old Hickory Blvd.
Tuesday, April 4: The annual Women's Seder
• "Welcoming the Stranger," 7-9 p.m. Led by Rabbi Laurie Rice and featuring the music of cantorial soloist Lisa Silver and singer/songwriter Batsheva, this seder will include women from the Muslim Center of Nashville and Thistle Farms. Women of all faiths welcome. Dinner will be served as part of the Seder. RSVP required; please visit the Micah Events web page at www.congregationmicah.org/events.
Friday, April 14
• An interactive Passover Shabbat experience for the whole family begins with the weekly WINE-down at 5:30 p.m. followed by Shabbat Service and seder in the Social Hall at 6 p.m. that includes a buffet dinner of chicken, soup, gefilte fish, salad, matzah, baked potato bar, soft drinks, and dessert. Bring your favorite bottle of wine. Please RSVP no later than Monday, April 10, at www.congregationmicah.org/events.
The Temple (Congregation Ohabai Sholom)
5015 Harding Road
Thursday, April 6
• Temple Women's Seder, 6 p.m. For more information, contact Rabbi Shana Mackler at (615) 352-7620.
Tuesday, April 11: Second of Passover
• Second Night Seder, 6 p.m. Led by Rabbi Mark Schiftan and Cantor Fishbein, this will be a festive, family-friendly seder that this year will welcome guest from the Islamic Center of Nashville. The cost is $25 for Adults, $10 for children ages 3-11 ,and #36 for non-members. RSVP no later than April 6.
Wednesday, April 12
• The JACS Passover Seder, 6 p.m. Led by Rabbi Shana Mackler and Cantor Tracy Fishbein, this Seder for Jewish alcoholics, chemically dependent and significant others (JACS) is a celebration of the freedom from addiction and the journey to recovery. The cost is $15. Your check is your reservation and must be received by April 7. Drop off or mail to The Temple. For additional information contact The Temple at (615) 352-7620 or Robb McCluskey at (615) 568-1786 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Saturday, April 15
• GLBT/PFLAG Passover Seder, 6 p.m., led by Rabbis Shana Mackler and Michael Shulman and Cantor Tracy Fishbein. Your check is your reservation and must be received by April 7. Drop off or mail to The Temple. For additional information call The Temple at (615) 352-7620 or contact Robb McCluskey at (615) 568-1786 or email@example.com.
Young adult Passover experiences
The Temple offers several innovative, fun and meaningful Passover experiences with Next Dor, its group for young adults ages 22-40.
Tuesday, April 11
• Second Night Seder, 6 p.m. with Conexion Americas at Casa Azafran, 2195 Nolensville Pike. Led by Rabbi Michael Shulman and representatives from immigrant communities of Nashville, this seder will celebrate the Indivisibility of freedom and the responsibility of justice. led by Rabbi Michael Shulman & representatives from the immigrant communities of Nashville.
Thursday, April 13
• A Chocolate Seder at Tempered Chocolate, 7 p.m.
Monday, April 17
• Maimouna dinner to celebrate end of Passover, 6 p.m.
The cost is $5 per person per event to reserve a spot. For additional information or to RSVP, contact Rabbi Michael Shulman, director of education and next generation programs at (615) 352-7620 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Jewish Family Service
Thursday, April 6
• Annual Senior Seder: Led by Rabbi Saul Strosberg, this seder in memory of Hannah Kayser Palmer is open to seniors of all ages in the Jewish community. The cost is $10 a person. For reservations, contact Anna Sir at (615) 354-1686 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Sindangan is one of the oldest town of Zamboanga del Norte. The
municipality was formerly an isolated barrio of the municipality
of Katipunan as no roads connecting the place to its mother
town. But as the years rolled by, Sindangan is now the number
one revenue earner among the 25 municipalities of the province.
Its corporate life started on December 22, 1936 by
virtues of Executive Order No. 27 issued by the then President
of the Commonwealth of the Philippines, Manuel L. Quezon. The
61-year old municipality has been reared and nurtured by the ten
dedicated and industrious chief executives namely: Bartolome
Lira Sr. (1936-41); Emilio Ortouse (1942-45); Joaquin Macias
(1946-67); Jode Tan (1968-71); Mariano Macias (1972-79);Ricardo
Macias (1979-85); Cresente Llorente (1986-1995); and Winnie
Albos (1995-present).
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Friday, February 12, 2016
Hidden Heart Loaf Cake | Surprise Inside Valentine Special Pound Cake
Kids have been asking for heart shaped treat for this Valentine, they are also at home on 5 day school break, so we decided to make this surprise hidden heart cake and some homemade chocolates today to share with their friends near by. The loaf/pound cake takes time to bake and need to follow little trick to make it perfect. But it's worth for the hard work. Until you slice the loaf, it's a real surprise how it turns:-). This is my first experience with hidden heart loaf; so I too was surprised to see the perfect
Wednesday, February 10, 2016
South Indian Vegetarian Lunch Menu Idea 1
Sunday, February 7, 2016
Chicken Shami Kababs | Shallow Fried Shami Kebabs | Chicken Patties
Wednesday, February 3, 2016
Crispy Shredded Potato Hash Browns From Scratch | Easy Snack with minimal Oil
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Mission of theology is to strengthen faith, commission says
October 16, 2012
The International Theological Commission has issued a message for the Year of Faith, promising to make a pilgrimage to the Roman basilica of St. Mary Major to pray for the Pope's initiative.
The commission's statement, released October 16, promises "its own specific contribution to the new evangelization promoted by the Apostolic See." The statement said that theologians should recognize their work as a bid to "inculturate in human intelligence, in the form of authentic science, the intelligible content of the faith that was once and for all entrusted to the saints." The entire purpose of theology, the statement said, is "to foster the growth in faith of the people of God and the evangelizing mission of the Church."
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Neighbors knew her as "The Cat Lady."
On an unseasonably warm night in December 2012, Georgianna S. Jedrzejewski was beaten and stabbed to death on a South Camden street corner in a dispute over a bottle of liquor.
For 18 months, the Cat Lady's killer walked free. On Tuesday, a suspect in her slaying was captured in Florida.
The arrest is the first by Camden's new Cold Case Unit -- a team of four seasoned detectives, two from the Camden County Metro police department and two retired veterans of Camden County Prosecutor's Office.
Before she became homeless, Jedrzejewski served in the U.S. Air Force and was honorably discharged in 1980. It's unclear what led her to the streets of Camden's Fairview section during the next 34 years. Her family could not be immediately reached.
Shortly before her murder, she had joined the Bridge of Peace Church and enjoyed the fellowship of the congregation of evangelical Lutherans.
"She collected stray cats and created a bond with them. She spent her time gathering food for them," said Camden County Detective Bob Chew of the new Cold Case Unit. "That's an honorable person. Obviously, she fell on hard times. But she was someone who had previously worked hard to preserve our freedom in the Air Force."
The case had languished for 15 months. Homicide detectives in Camden had been overwhelmed by a 67 killings in 2012, a staggering number for a city of 77,000 people. The investigation had cooled because witnesses would not to talk to police. Investigators moved on to other cases.
The new cold case squad chose it to be one of 10 that would get a second look.
"We restarted the investigation," Chew said. "We just applied old-fashioned detective work."
They located witnesses, interviewed them again, and earned their confidence.
Two witnesses provided a name: Tino Cruz.
The detectives learned that shortly before midnight on Dec. 10, 2012, an enraged man with tattoos on his face approached the Cat Lady on the 800 block of Tulip Street and accused her of stealing a bottle of his liquor.
Cruz allegedly attacked, punching the slight woman several times in the face until she collapsed onto the sidewalk. As she lay on the ground, Cruz pulled a pocket knife and lunged at her repeatedly, the witnesses told investigators. In June, the detectives found a third witness, who claimed that Cruz had admitted to killing the Cat Lady.
With new information, the detectives reached out to the Camden division of the U.S. Marshals. Cruz, 32, was tracked Jacksonville, Fla., where he was living with a friend. Marshals took him into custody on Tuesday night without incident.
The arrest brought closure to Jedrzejewski's family members, who weren't sure the case would ever be solved, Chew said.
"This was an important case for me. She was an honorable woman," Chew said.
"The victims' families sometimes think you've forgotten about them," he said. "I just want to tell them we haven't."
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The first scholarship recipient contracted HIV through a blood transfusion as a baby. The young woman, who has asked that her name not be publicized, grew-up in foster care, group homes and emergency shelters. The petite, well-spoken scholarship grantee has requested anonymity because she's afraid that people will judge her and treat her differently if they find out she has HIV/AIDS. She lives alone, receives no government assistance and has worked for years to support herself while attending college.
More and more, with medications helping people manage their health; children infected at birth are growing into young adults living with HIV/AIDS. Many have lost their parents to the disease and are on their own. The Helen Veress-Mitchell Fund is dedicated to helping these young people move forward with their lives and attend college.Scholarship Guidelines and Application (pdf)
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This recipe was born of a flavor combination of a shortbread cookie I had in my past: a truly magical combination of Brazil nuts and lime.
Before those cookies…Brazil nuts were very under appreciated in my world. Now I wonder how I didn't always love them. SO buttery and SO nutritious!


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Meet Julie Chavan. Julie is trying to rescue the legendary New York publishing house West 57. Everyone else in her life is trying to rescue Julie - her mother, her ex-fiancé, her ex-best friend, and even the ghost of her dead father. They all think they know what Julie needs. What Julie actually needs is a big best seller for West 57, but her debut of the year's hottest book is spinning wildly out of control.
Julie is dealing with a dead con artist, an oversexed London agent, an irresistible young book editor, a drunk author spouting bawdy limericks, and a flying Chihuahua. The smart thing would be to say good-bye to West 57. Julie's Hollywood mother wants her in Los Angeles, and there's nothing keeping Julie in New York - nothing except her whole life. But before Julie can decide where she's going, she has to decide what she really wants. Exuberantly funny and emotionally rich, West 57 will make you laugh and cry about love, friendships, and the big choices in life.
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Thousands of Bananas Wash Up on Shore
Thousands of bananas washed up on two Dutch North Sea islands on Wednesday after at least six containers fell off a cargo ship in a storm and one burst open, a local official said.
"I think everybody on the island has a bunch now," said Gossen Buren, a shipping official at the local lighthouse.
A half-mile stretch of beach on Terschelling island, 70 miles north of Amsterdam, was littered with bunches of unripe fruit, Buren said. Bananas also washed up on neighboring Ameland island.
Buren said he hadn't tasted any of the bananas to see if they were salty. "It still looks pretty green," he said.
It wasn't immediately clear what would happen to the bananas. Buren said some locals had suggested sending them to nearby zoos.
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Genealogy Report: Ancestors of Ernest Welch Fisk
Ancestors of Ernest Welch Fisk
8.Jabez Fisk30,31, born 03 June 1794 in Wendell, Franklin Co., MA32,33; died 11 May 1867 in Dover, Lenawee Co., Michigan34,35.He was the son of 16. Daniel Fisk and 17. Dorcas Saunders.He married 9. Catherine Ten Brooke 23 September 1819 in Elmira, Chemung Co., NY35.
9.Catherine Ten Brooke35,36, born 12 October 1798 in Horseheads, Chemung Co., NY37,38; died 12 March 1870 in Dover Twp., Lenawee Co., MI39,40.She was the daughter of 18. John Ten Brook and 19. Allie Lowe.
Notes for Jabez Fisk:
Jabez served as a private in Capt. Harding's company, Swift's and Dobbin's Regiment of New York state volunteers in the War of 1812 and participated in the battle of Black Rock at Fort Erie where he was severely wounded by a musket ball which passed through his neck between the neck bone and the windpipe.In 1850 he drew bounty land in Lenawee County, MI for this service.
Took his own life.
More About Jabez Fisk and Catherine Brooke:
Marriage: 23 September 1819, Elmira, Chemung Co., NY40
Children of Jabez Fisk and Catherine Brooke are:
|William Fisk40, born in Dover Twp., Lenawee Co., MI40; died 28 February 1854 in Dover Twp., Lenawee Co., MI40
| Notes for William Fisk:
William is buried at Sand Creek, Lenawee Co., MI
|Augustus George Fisk41,42, born 30 May 1820 in Horseheads, Chemung Co., NY42; married Cassandra Howard 24 November 1844 in Dover Twp., Lenawee Co., MI42; born 182342.
| More About Augustus Fisk and Cassandra Howard:
Marriage: 24 November 1844, Dover Twp., Lenawee Co., MI42
|John Tenbrook Fisk42, born 08 July 1821 in Horseheads, Chemung Co., NY42; died 06 September 1852 in Dover Twp., Lenawee Co., MI42; married Martha J. Putnam Abt. 184542; born 22 April 182642; died 18 April 186942.
| More About John Fisk and Martha Putnam:
Marriage: Abt. 184542
|Rebecca Fisk42, born 12 August 1822 in Horseheads, Chemung Co., NY42; married John W. Thurber 21 April 184142; born 181442; died 189642.
| More About John Thurber and Rebecca Fisk:
Marriage: 21 April 184142
|Dorcas Fisk43,44, born 18 December 1823 in Veteran, Chemung Co., NY45,46; married Richard H. Whitney 22 March 1853 in Dover Twp., Lenawee Co., MI47; born 1808 in Harvard, Worcester, MA48; died 186748.
| Notes for Dorcas Fisk:
From p228 Illustrated History and Biographical Record of Lenawee County, Michigan.
Mrs. Dorcas (Fisk) Whitney was born in Veteran, Chemung County, N.Y., Dec. 18, 1823, and was the fourth child and second daughter of Jabez and Catherine (Ten Brooke) Fisk.Her father, Jabez Fisk, was born in Wendell, Mass., June 3d, 1794, and was the son of Daniel Fisk, who was a native of Worcester, Mass., where he was born, June 26, 1772, and could trace his ancestry back to Suffolk, England, in 1208.He was a farmer and a Puritan, and the family was numerous and prominent in the American Revoluthion.He died in Albany, N.Y., July 25, 1810.Jabez Fisk left his native place in Massachusetts when he was about eight years old, and with his parents, went to Albany, N.Y.After he became of age he purchased a farm in Chemung County, N.Y., where he resided until he came to Michigan and settled on Section 32, in the town of Madison, June 3, 1833.About the year 1819 he married Catherine Ten Brooke, and raised a family of thirteen children.Catherine Ten Brooke was born in Chemung County, N.T., in 1788, and it was said that many of her relatives and freinds were victims of the Wyoming massacre.Jabez Fisk was a thrifty farmer.He owned over 400 acres of land,.He died in 1867, and his wife followed him in 1870.March 22, 1853, Mrs,. Dorcas (Fisk) Whitney was married, at her father's house in Dover, Lenawee County, Mich., to Richard H. Whitney, of Adrian, Mich., and two children were born to them, as follows:Richard H., born in Adrian, Sept. 22, 1856, and died in Adrian, Oct. 1, 1893; Henry Hart Whitney, born in Adrian, January 18, 1859, and died Sept. 22, 1860.Richard H. Whitney was born in Harvard, Mass., in 1808, and came to Michigan and settled in Adrian in 1831.Before coming to Michigan he was engaged in general mercantile pursuits, but after locating in Adrian he became largely interested in the develpment of farming lands, built several houses in Adrian, and for twenty-five years served as Justice of the Peace.He was elected Mayor of Adrian in 1856, was a member of the School Board, and was actively identified with the founding of the public school system.He was a thrifty, provident business man, and when he died July 11, 1867, he left a comfortable estate.Since his death Mrs. Whitney has wisely managed the financial interests left by her husband, and been the source of much good in a social, religious and esthetic way.She still resides in the old homestead on South Main street and Michigan avenue,which is often the scene of social and intellectual gatherings.Mrs. Whjitney donated to the First Baptist church of Adrian, a lot adjoining the church edifice, upon which now stands the Dorcas chapel, a most complete and beautiful annex to the church.She also donated to the church several hudred dollars towards constucting and equipping the chapel.
From an old newspaper clipping found in the Family Bible of Luna and Harry Fisk.
Mrs. Dorcas Whitney
... A Pioneer Resident of Adrian.
Often prominent in the affairs of the city.
Came from good old revolutionary stock.
Was a Woman of Many Charities and Well Liked.
Another of Adrian's prominent octogenarians has passed over the dividing line, Mrs. Dorcas
Whitney dying this morning at 4 o'clock at her home, 60 South Main Street after a ten weeks'
illness.Death resulted from a general breaking down.The funeral will be conducted Sunday at
2:30 p.m., from her late home.
Dorcas Fisk was the fourth child and second daughter of Jabez and Catherine Ten Brooke Fisk
and was born at Veteran, Chemung county,New York , Dec. 18, 1823.She descended on her
father's side from Puritan stock, the family being prominent during the American revolution.
Many of her mother's relatives and friends were killed in the Wyoming massacre June 3, 1833. [sic]
The Fisks settled on section 32 in Madison.Mr. Fisk was large landowner.
March 22, 1853, Dorcas Fisk was united in marriage with Richard H. Whitney, of this city, the
marriage occurring at her farther's home in Dover.Two sons were born of this union, Richard H.
and Henry Hart Whitney, both deceased.Mr. Whitney was one of the prominent business men
of the city, and served as mayor after his marriage to Dorcas Fisk.
Two brothers and one sister are left of her own family, Garret Fisk, of Hillsdale; Rebecca
Thurber, of Sand Creek, and James Fisk, of Woodland, Cal.C.C. Whitney, of Bay City, Mich.;
Dr. Augustus A Whiteney, of Los Angeles, Cal., and Mrs. Sarah Putnam, of Wilton, N.H., are
step-children of deceased.
Mrs. Whitney in health loved to entertain and have her friends about her.She gave largely to
the First Baptist church, giving the site for Dorcas chapel, and money towards its construction
and equipment.She was a kindly lady, of sterling qualities, and had many friends, none of
whom seemed dearer to her than her friends of the earlier days.
| More About Richard Whitney and Dorcas Fisk:
Marriage: 22 March 1853, Dover Twp., Lenawee Co., MI49
|Daniel Fisk50,51, born 01 February 1825 in Horseheads, Chemung Co., NY51; married Elizabeth Quick 23 September 1852 in Waverly, Tioga, Co., NY51; born 1828 in Chemung Co., NY51; died 189351.
| Notes for Daniel Fisk:
Daniel Fisk, a son of one of the earliest pioneers of Seneca Township, is a man who has made much of his opportunities in life, being a keen observer of men and things, and as such has watched with more than ordinary interest the early settlement and growth of Lenawee County.He recollects the time when the rails of the Kalamazoo Railroad were being laid and when the ticket agent occupied a very small office in a building little better than a shanty.The first cars sere drawn by horses, and the father of Daniel was a stockholder in the company.The enterprise had been inaugurated by the people of that section, and the road was principally built by subscription from the farmers, as it was a project established for their benefit.The year following steam was substituted for horse power, and the first locomotive would doubtless now be a great curiosity.
Not only this but the various other enterprises of Lenawee County at that time received the lively support of the father of our subject, who was a man of great force of character and more that ordinary intelligence.Daniel, who was born in Chemung Co., N.Y. Feb. 1, 1825, came here with his father in 1833 and attended the first school in Fairfield Township, which was conducted in an old log house that had been vacated by some discouraged settler.Jabez Fisk, the father, was one of the men who organized one of the first school districts in Madison Township, in 1838.Our subject remembers when the foundation stones of Michigan University were laid at Ann Arbor, and marked the institution as it grew from infancy to one of the most noted colleges in the Norhwest.His uncle, Prof. Andrew Tenbrook, was its first President.
The parents of our subject, Jabez and Catherine (Tenbrook) Fisk, were natives respectively of Massachusetts and Chemung County, N. Y.The father served as a soldier in the War of 1812, and participated in the battles of L. Erie and Black Rock, where he was severely wounded in the neck.Jabez Fisk had left the Bay State in his youth and settled in Chemung Couty, where he was married and continued as resident until 1833.The house-hold then included several childeren, for whose welfare the father was extremely anxious, and on account of them he determined to remove to a locality where he could obtain land at a less price than in New York State, and which would increase in value.He accordingly gathered together his household effects, and with his family started for Lenawee County, Mich., within whose limits he arrived on the 3d of June, 1833.He settled in what is now known as Madison Township, on section 35, when the counry was a wilderness for miles around.He built a cabin in the forest, and proceeded to fell the trees around it and cultivate the soil, each season finding a larger area devoted to corn and wheat.Besides his own excessive labor at home he kept and eye out to his far away neighbors and those who were coming into the township assisting the latter to make their selection of land and build their log cabins.His latch string was ever out to the traveler, who was always welcome to partake of the household fare, and he frequently piloted settlers to Morenci before there was a trail plain enough for them to follow.He was also instrumental in laying out the two angling roads to Morenci, and from Jordan's Tavern of Canandaigun, one of which was called the "Bean Creek Road", and the other started at what is now Sand Creek, and running to Morenci was called the "Angling Road."
Jabez Fisk took up 400 acres of land in Fairfield and Madison Townships at the Government price, and made his home in the later until 1847.Thence he removed to a farm near the town of Dover, where he continued till his death, in 1867, when seventy-three years old.His wife, Catherine, survived her husband but three years, and was also seventy-three years of age at the time of her death.Their family included thirteen children, ten sons and three daughters, of whom Daniel of our sketch was the fifth child.He assisted his father in building up the homestead in the wilderness and, like the latter, was industrious, frugal and economical, ambitious to make a home of his own and be a man among men.
The boyhood and youth of Daniel Fisk were passed in a comparatively uneventful manner, and when twenty-seven years of age he took to himself a wife and helpmeet in the person of Miss Elizabeth Quick, of Chemung County, N. Y. to whom he was married at the home of the bride in September, 1852.Mrs. Fisk was the daughter of Lewis and Maria (Clapp) Quick, of Saratoga County, N. Y., and was born on the 6th of May, 1828; she continued with her parents until her marriage.Lewis Quick died in July, 1884, when eighty-three years old.They were the parents of three children, two sons and one daughter; Mrs. F. was the second child in order of birth.
Immediately after marriage our subject and his wife settled upon land on section 1 in Seneca Township, commencing in a manner suitable to their means and surroundings, and now in their later years are enjoying the reward of their early toil and frugality.The homestead embraces 160 acres of land, the greater part of which was cleared by Mr. Fisk himself, and he has spent much money in the erection of buildings, having a good residence, barns and sheds, and everything for his convenience.Three children came to bless the household and were named respectively, Fred M., Carrie M. and Harry J.Their eldest son,. Frederick, a commercial traveler, makes his home in California, and has been highly favored in point of opportunities to see the world, having already circumnavigated the globe.He starts out on his third trip to
Australia April 1888.He married Kiss Lilly M. Blair, of Morenci, and they have one child, a daughter, Rena May.Miss Carrie M. Fisk is in business for herself at Detroit, while Harry J. continues at home with his parents.Mr. Fisk is a stanch Republican, politically, and with his wife is a member in good standing of the Methodist Church.
| More About Daniel Fisk and Elizabeth Quick:
Marriage: 23 September 1852, Waverly, Tioga, Co., NY51
|Garret Tenbrook Fisk51, born 06 October 1826 in Horseheads, Chemung Co., NY51; died February 1907 in Somerset Twp., Hillsdale, MI51; married Mary S. Webster; born 1833 in Norwich, Ontario, Canada; died 1905.
|Andrew Fisk51, born 17 January 1828 in Horseheads, Chemung Co., NY51; married (1) Julia A. Franklin; born 1840; died 1888; married (2) Olive Abbott 10 December 1857 in Dover Twp., Lenawee Co., MI51; born 1840 in Lenawee Co., MI; died 1859.
| Notes for Andrew Fisk:
Andrew is buried at Sand Creek, Lenawee County, Michigan
| More About Andrew Fisk and Olive Abbott:
Marriage: 10 December 1857, Dover Twp., Lenawee Co., MI51
|Joseph Fisk51, born 17 March 1828 in Horseheads, Chemung Co., NY51; died 28 April 1854 in Dover Twp., Lenawee Co., MI51
| Notes for Joseph Fisk:
Joseph is buried at Sand Creek, Lenawee Co., MI
|Amos Fisk51, born 17 November 1831 in Horseheads, Chemung Co., NY51; died 1893 in Lyons, Fulton Co., OH51; married Julia Gardner 15 October 1863 in Lenawee Co., Mi51; born 184451.
| More About Amos Fisk and Julia Gardner:
Marriage: 15 October 1863, Lenawee Co., Mi51
|Margaret Fisk51, born 14 October 1836 in Dover Twp., Lenawee Co., MI51; married Hazen Lyford 31 October 1860 in Lenawee Co., Mi51.
| More About Hazen Lyford and Margaret Fisk:
Marriage: 31 October 1860, Lenawee Co., Mi51
|Lyman Colville Fisk, born 22 November 1839 in Dover Twp., Lenawee Co., MI; died 11 January 1887 in Michigan; married Nancy Bailey Abt. 1865.
|James J. Fisk51, born 29 January 1844 in Dover Twp., Lenawee Co., MI51; married Artimincha Camp 20 May 1868; born 185151.
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|Nancy Bailey, born 14 November 1844 in New York; died April 1916; married Lyman Colville Fisk Abt. 1865.


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|Rating: 5 out of 5 posted Friday-Aug-01-2003 at 10:22
|Mauricio Martinez a professional user from Cincinnati - Ohio writes:
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|Rating: 5 out of 5 posted Friday-Aug-01-2003 at 10:21
|Pablo a part-time user from Argentina writes:
It´s a pitty!!!!! A friend of mine owns a QS8. So I knew the sound and action well, and certenly fits perfect to me. I was about to buy (thru Internet) the new QS8.2. Fortunately, I downloaded de manual from Alesis website and find out: IT HAS NO AFTERTOUCH!!!!. I think it has the best price-performance relation, but if I have to spend all that money in a pro 88 key controller (I don't buy one every year, of course) I would really expect it to have that basic and usefull function, as in all pro gear. I will try to find a used QS8.1 in good condition (it is not easy in Argentina!!). I think Alesis failed to replace the QS8.1 with this .2 version.
|Rating: 3 out of 5 posted Sunday-Oct-20-2002 at 18:05
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As the previous reviewer suggested, buy one, you won't regret it! No matter what you're genre of music. I'm into dance/techno and it more than does the job. I have the Dance Q-Card which really adds to my sound pallette. The drums are killer. Several kits to choose from, and I'm picky about my sounds. Deep kicks and awesome hi-hats. Killer bass patches too. I've owned several drum and groove boxes but I choose the QS8's drum kits and bass to compose my music. It also excels in creating lush synth textures and chromatic sounds too. It's easy to navigate and the the features you get for the money are quite extensive. Nice weighted keys make playing a joy. Being a techno -head I do wish that it had some knobs to play with, but, synths can't be and have everything. I own a Korg Z-1, RM1X, Roland JV-1080, Emu e64 Sampler, Moog Prodigy, running on Cubase 5.1 and it's the center of my rig. Couldn't live without it.
I'm going to give this synth a 4.5 because no board is perfect. But definitely thumbs up for this one!
|Rating: 5 out of 5 posted Thursday-Oct-17-2002 at 11:27
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I just received an email from an Alesis representative stating there isn't much of a difference internally speaking between the QS8.1 and QS8.2. The QS8.2 does not have the 3 aux outputs, a serial port and optical output. Nada. So, if you want these features, better buy a QS8.1 before they're gone. All you're really getting with the 8.2 is the silver-gray finish, 24 bit effects, and improved d/a converters, but hear you can't honestly tell the difference. So... I'm wondering why in the world Alesis didn't expand this board to 128 poly? Why in the world would you go through all the trouble just to change the looks. They dropped the extra outputs because they took a marketing poll and discovered most 8.1 owners aren't using them. So, that means they save a little dough on hardware and production with these new 8.2's. What's up with this silver keyboard trend?
|Rating: 4 out of 5 posted Monday-Apr-29-2002 at 20:54
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AUSTIN (KXAN) — You may have never played Frisbee or disc golf, but the City of Austin is spending $200,000 in taxpayer money to fix a disc golf course in Zilker Park.
"We played in the 70s before the park was set up as a disc golf course," Austin resident Jeff Trask said. "We would just kind of make a makeshift course and play."
Trask still makes it out to play a few times a week. "[I] have always enjoyed it, always thought it was just a wonderful oasis."
But he has also noticed a problem.
"The foot traffic takes out the vegetation; and then when it rains, since there is no vegetation to hold to soil, it washes away," Trask said. "It just wouldn't be playable for several days."
The City of Austin took note of the erosion problems and put their engineers to work.
"It's only about a foot high and it captures the runoff coming down the hillside," Watershed Protection Department engineer Charlie Kaough said, pointing to an earthen berm he built. "Our goal here was to stop the erosion…Every time it rained, all the soil that was being carried by the storm water was being carried into a neighboring creek."
Kaough and his team built strategically-placed, yet subtle, mounds and hills to redirect flood waters from heavy rain. "I know where that water's going to come out and where it's going to go next. I want my work to be invisible."
And even though the project has forced the closure of half of the disc golf course, Trask is staying positive. "I think it's great. We look forward to it being finished and it's not an inconvenience at all, we just play nine holes twice."
City officials say they plan to reopen the south nine holes and begin renovations on the other half this fall. The entire project should be done next spring.
The money used in these renovations comes from the Capital Improvements Project Fund. That's an account fed by your tax dollars. The fund was also used to fix a similar erosion issue in the back lot of Barton Springs Pool recently. Engineers there built dirt embankments to stop dirt from the previously-unpaved parking lot from flowing into Barton Springs Pool.


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Tails of Future Not-Quite-Past (孫悟空の過去!!, Son Gokū no Kako!!; lit. "Son Goku's Past!!") is the one hundred ninety-seventh chapter of the Dragon Ball manga. The chapter's anime counterpart is the second half of the episode "Reunions".
The cover shows Gohan smiling, wearing a hat with a Dragon Ball on the top. The text translates as "My name is Gohan. I'm four years old. When I grow up I want to be a great scholar."
The alien is surprised to learn that "Kakarot" doesn't recognize him, and asks if he forgot his mission. Goku doesn't understand, and denies being Kakarot. The alien asks if Goku ever suffered a blow to the head that may have resulted in memory loss. Goku hazily recalls and confirms the event. Kame-Sen'nin tells of a conversation he had with Son Gohan, where the latter mentioned taking in a violent and aggressive child, who, after falling down a ravine, became good-natured, and calm. Goku realizes the child was himself.
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Raditz becomes angry after noticing Goku's missing tail, and accuses him of trying to blend in with the humans he was supposed to kill. Confused, Goku denies his Saiyan heritage, and tells Raditz to leave. Raditz explains that there are only four Saiyans left alive after a meteor collided with their home planet, and asks Goku to join them to assist in conquering a difficult planet. Goku refuses. Raditz notices Gohan's tail, and realizes he's Goku's son. Raditz forcefully abducts Gohan, and demands 100 corpses be lined up on the beach of Kame House by the next day, or else he will kill Goku's son.
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I am not quite sure if I can even say I have a sister anymore.
She, "sister", comes over today when I was developing this recipe and saw the new Jif Chocolate Hazelnut spread on the counter and said, "Is this like Nutella or something?"
I said, "Yeah, it's delicious, taste it."
With a turned up lip she said, "I have never even had Nutella."
Me, "We are not sisters anymore."
She's dead to me.
Anyway, now that I am an only child that means more S'mores Milk Shake for me.
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I think toasting the marshmallows is a must with this recipe. I used fancy gourmet marshmallows, but I am sure Jet-Puff will do just fine.
I used my kitchen torch to toast the outsides, slid them onto a plate and "smooshed" then around until the un-toasted parts were exposed and torched those as well. I did this several times until all the everything was nicely browned.
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Some mystery creature has been visiting at night and uprooting newly planted things and then digging into the flower beds. First it completely dug up a newly planted black eyed susan, leaving only a little stem remaining across the back lawn. Days later it returned and uprooted a potentilla plant I had not yet put into the ground. Obviously it was not to its taste so it did not drag it off nor consume it. I have struck back with massive doses of crushed hot red pepper flakes in the beds, and that seems to discourage it. But we shall see, others have had the same problem. This has never happened before and is getting on my last nerve. It happens at night and we suspect a raccoon, possum, weasel or the like.
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Fender recently unveiled one of the more intriguing additions to their Squier brand of low-cost (read: beginner's) guitars that I've seen in years––the new Vintage Modified Series.
Apparently taking a hint from the popularity of their more expensive Fender brand brethren, three of the four guitars come already altered with popular modifications, and all are decked out with new retro-styled custom finishes, custom pickguards, and real Alnico Magnet Duncan-Designed pickups.
Instruments in the series include the rather traditional Vintage Modified Strat, the "chop-shop"-inspired Vintage Modified Strat HSS (yep, its got two singlecoils and a humbucker,) the humbucker-outfitted Vintage Modified Tele SH, and the Vintage Modified Tele SSH, which bears singlecoil pickups in the middle and bridge positions, and a mini-humbucker at the neck.
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BOSTON, Oct. 16. -- Mr. Hollis Godfrey, the author of the ingenious scientific novel, "The Man Who Ended War," published by Messrs. Little, Brown Co., has been notified by the Smithsonian Institution that his Atlantic article, "The Air of the City," has received the honor of admission to the Hodgkins Library of Atmospheric Air.
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I want to prove the following identity: . I can see this seems to be true tabulating the values of and thus:
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And now, instead of adding over the rows, I can add over the columns. However, I cant prove the identity. Any help will be welcome. Regards.
Note: the table lends itself to the proof. But I'd like to prove the identity by, for instance, manipulating the limits and indexes of the sums or, not so nice, by induction.


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Scientist: Cap and Trade Based on Power Grab Not Science
Now I know Al Gore has told us that the science of global warming is "settled" and that there is "consensus" in the scientific community about his religion, er, science. But such assertions are just a few light-years off from the truth.
Dr. Roy Spencer is a former NASA climate scientist, and he says the push for the cap and trade global warming tax is more about grabbing power than responding to science.
Dr. Spencer is a principal research scientist at the University of Alabama at Huntsville and leads the advanced science team monitoring the Advanced Microwave Scanning Radiometer on NASA's Aqua satellite, which monitors global climate fluctuations.
Spencer won't go as far as I and many others will and say that the whole hypothesis of anthropogenic global warming is a hoax; he believes his AGW-believing peers are sincere, but confused about the science. But even so, Spencer isn't buying the predictions of climate doom being foisted by the socialists pushing climate legislation.
Here's what he told Newsmax:
He says carbon dioxide emissions caused by human activity have a very small impact on overall global climate. Instead, he says carbon dioxide is essential for life because plants use it for photosynthesis, which makes it essential for the rest of the food chain including humans.
"Our latest modeling and information, and satellite data suggests that the clouds are going to act in such a way to reduce the little bit of CO2 warming even more," Spencer tells Newsmax.TV.
Spencer draws an analogy between global climate fluctuations and what happens when people roll down their car windows to let heat escape on a hot summer day. The prevailing view suggests the planet's climate system keeps the Earth's windows rolled up trapping heat and increasing global temperatures, but Spencer says evidence shows otherwise.
Dr. Spencer even says human contributions to CO2 in the atmosphere may actually be beneficial, since plant life needs CO2 to live and thrive, and humans and animals need plants to thrive in order for our survival. I seem to recall something about this in grade-school science, but perhaps Al Gore and some of these scientists were out sick that day.
Spencer says some researchers have been confused about cause and effect, and that's pretty clear. The science actually shows that over the many rises and falls in temperature over earth's history, CO2 increases follow temperature increases rather than drive them. The correlation with solar activity is also strong, even though it is obviously hard for some people to acknowledge that the star in the middle of our solar system burning at 11,000 degrees actually influences temperature on earth.
He also confirms what many of us have long known: the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) was established for political reasons, and is a political body. It is no wonder that their reports are embarassingly full of holes, and that their head Dr Rajendra Pachauri doesn't even seem to believe in AGW himself.
We should not even remotely think of buying into this silly hypothesis and scuttling our freedom and prosperity with things like the cap and trade global warming tax.


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Mon 7th Jul at 7:00pm
Dropkick Murphys
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Dropkick Murphys have announced a headline UK tour for July 2014, following their slot at Sonisphere Festival.
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Apparently because the San Diego Padres are looking to move some salary and at $9 million per season they have incentive to deal outfielder Brian Giles.
The problem is Giles has a no trade clause and apparently is only interested in coming to the Yankees, Angels, or the Red Sox.
They tried to trade him to the Red Sox last season, but he vetoed the deal over concerns about playing time and fear that he would just be traded this offseason anyways.
So it seems that there are only two destinations for him to be dealt to, the Yankees and the Angels. However, both teams have a surplus of outfielders and have no need for him. Also he has a clause in his contract that increases it to $11 million if he is traded. Another problem with bringing him to the Bronx is that he is 38.
Last I checked the Yankees are not in the market for a 38-year-old corner outfielder set to make $11 million. Also, while Giles had a .854 OPS last year he could not manage over a .777 OPS in his two previous non-contract years.
We've heard before that he wants to be a Yankee back when he was a free agent in the winter of 2005. Back then he supposedly wanted to be a Yankee so badly he took less money to stay in San Diego. Only later did we find out that it was a bluff to try to get the Padres to up their offer to him.
It seems like it could be a bluff again to help the Padres trade him to one of the Bomber's competitors. Even if this was a straight salary dump it is not certain that Giles would be better than any of the Yankees' outfielders.


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A3C16 sights and sounds pt2 Bun B, Rick Ross, Don't Flop, ATLiens Tribute, Bone Thugs N Harmony Combat Jack and more
More pictures from the 2016 A3C festival and conference in Atlanta including Bun B, Don't Flop, ATLiens Tribute, Nick Grant, Bone Thugs N Harmony, Z Rich, Micxsic, Soul Food Cypher, Syd Vicious, Rick Ross, and more. Photographs by Amir Hoagland for ATLHIPHOP.com. Additional... Read More


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I want corel metro... adobe metro... yesterday!
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(I just meant depth before - you know for old users - who don't want to wear the glasses
The desktop is dead - long live the desktop!
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Just like most other people, I don't appreciate inadvertently being exposed to obscene material. I have seen some photos, some video clips, and heard some language that I certainly could have done without. But at the same time, I don't believe in targeting people or discriminating against people due to perceived obscenity, rather than actual obscenity.
The word "obscene" is defined as…
–adjective1.offensive to morality or decency; indecent; depraved: obscene language.2.causing uncontrolled sexual desire. I am very excited to get started with chastity (something I'd never think I'd say), I'm going to be buying a cock cage from ltc.3.abominable; disgusting; repulsive.
Is it immoral to breastfeed a baby? Is it depraved? Does it onvolve obscene language? Is it inappropriate to breastfeed, even though babies are meant to be breastfed? Do I look like I'm try to seduce someone or cause them to lust after me? Is it abominable, disgusting or repulsive?
I don't think this picture meets any of that criteria, and you think it does, you need your head checked and your morals and ethics reevaluated.
Facebook deleted this picture for being "obscene," but really, I'm just not seeing it.
This picture is representative of so much more than just nursing. Yes, I'm feeding my baby, but you can see more if you look deeper. You can see how exhausted I was after my VBA2C. You can see how much I love her and how content the two of us are to have each other. This picture is more than just a breast. But because my child is being fed in this beautiful and heart-touching photo, it's "obscene."
I don't see the pictures of babies being fed a bottle being deleted. And I don't see picutres of scantily clad women and drug use being deleted. Why aren't these ones being sought after? Is it really necessary to pick on breastfeeding women, facebook? Women are already discriminated against and made to feel badly about their choice to do what's best for their child. I can't even count how many women I know who didn't or don't breastfeed simply because of the judgment they would or did receive because of it.
Do you really have to join in on the witch hunt and persecute the ones who aren't ashamed, and don't mind letting their friends see that amazing bond with their child?
Thanks you, facebook. For being part of the problem.


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In 2014, Saputo Inc, a Montreal based Canadian dairy company, acquired 87.92% of WCB shares. In 2017, Saputo acquired the remaining shares to assume 100% ownership.
Warrnambool Cheese & Butter is one of the largest employers in south-west Victoria, employing over 650 people across sites in Allansford, Mount Gambier and Port Melbourne.


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It's lovely and warm...
Obvious maybe, but the Dubai sunshine is why many people flock here each year. Between November and May, the temperature is simply glorious – not too hot, far from cold, just right. If it weren't for the air conditioning indoors or the swanky restaurants, there wouldn't really be any reason to change from shorts, t-shirt and flip flops.
Life's a beach out here
With the weather sunbather-friendly six months of the year (or longer if you're wearing a factor high enough), it's only right that Dubai offers a great selection of beaches. There are a wide variety of impeccable stretches of sand attached to resorts – most of which non-guests can use for a fee – offering the usual towel and lounger options (usually with a highly attentive waiter on hand). But there are also some equally nice public beaches and beachparks, which are either free to use or cost next to nothing, and these are just as well kept and inviting (although you'll have to get your own drink). Find out more on my Dubai Things to do page.
Eat your way around the world
While there are some excellent places to enjoy varieties of hummous, flatbread and other Arabic delights, Dubai hosts a simply incredible array of international cuisines in some of the best restaurants on the planet. And, because it's Dubai, often they're in a setting you're unlikely to find elsewhere – at the foot of the world's tallest tower, overlooking the world's biggest fountain, or even on a manmade island in the shape of palm tree. Read more on my Dubai Cafés and Restaurants page.
Treat yourself (and someone else)
Home to the world's only seven-star hotel (the iconic Burj Al Arab gave itself an extra two stars just to be on the safe side), Dubai prides itself on its red carpet-style luxury offerings. Chauffeurs, private butlers, private beaches, pretty much every whim and indulgence is available to holidaymakers wanting to splash out for something a bit special.
Shopping, shopping, shopping...
Is there anywhere else in the world that celebrates a dedicated 'shopping festival'? Dubai really is a consumer's paradise and has spent billions ensuring that a shopping trip isn't just about pushing a trolley forlornly around a mall. The shopping centres are vast cities, and, aside from housing almost every known brand on the planet, come complete with some quite incredible extras, such as ski slopes, aquariums and even skydiving centres. Read my shopping advice on my Shopping in Dubai page.
Spitting distance from the dunes
Just a short drive out of Dubai and you're in the desert, and you'll quickly forget anything of skyscrapers and shopping centres. The vastness of the sand dunes, which stretch out into the endless distance, is immense. Jump aboard a four-wheel drive adventure (or hire your own motor, if you've got the nerves) and check out what much of Dubai may have looked like just a few decades ago.
Blink and it'll have grown
"Hang on, that wasn't there last week," is an overused expression in Dubai, a city with a skyline that has changed with terrifying speeds over the past few years. In just the past 12 months, the Dubai Metro has opened, handily linking various parts of town with a state-of-the-art monorail, along with the world's tallest tower, the Burj Khalifa, and this during a period of economic downturn. Sure, the credit crunch may have knocked some of Dubai's more outlandish developments on the head, but it's still a place where - if you sit down for long enough - you can marvel at a city developing at a phenomenal rate of knots.
Gulf of good fun
With many hotels perched by the side of the Gulf, there are plenty of watersports available for those who might need a break from the exhaustion of sunbathing. Excellent wakeboarding, kitesurfing, parasailing, windsurfing and waterskiing facilities are all here, along with less strenuous (but just as fun) activities at the two incredible waterparks (Aquaventure and Wild Wadi Waterpark). There's even diving in the Dubai Aquarium, if you fancy coming face-to-face with a shark while bemused shoppers look on (it's in the Dubai Mall).
It's the Middle East's middle ground
For those out there who might be both curious and apprehensive about the Middle East, Dubai is a great place to start. It's a city where Arabic and Western cultures happily collide, often with some unique results. Local Emiratis wearing traditional robes spend hours strolling around the malls, while mosques sit comfortably alongside fastfood joints and bars. After a while, you won't even notice.
Earn your bragging rights
For 'I've done that' box ticking, Dubai is among the best, and the most bizarre. Rack up your list of accomplishments with a trip up the world's tallest building, a skiing lesson in a ski centre in a shopping mall, a boat ride around The World (a group of islands made to look like the globe), a drink in the world's only seven-star hotel or an evening under the stars in the desert.


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Small-Group Day Trip to Bath, Lacock and Stonehenge from London
Excursion Overview
Tour Includes
- Small-group tour
- Travel by executive mini-coach
- Entry and guided tour of Stonehenge
- Comprehensive tour of Bath
- Entry to Roman Baths
- Guided walk in Lacock
Tour Exclusions
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities (optional)
What You Can Expect
This tour offers you the best of western England, combining the popular and beautiful city of Bath, the ancient Stonehenge monument, the charming village of Lacock and more. Enjoy a drive to Bath on an ancient road used by the Romans almost 2,000 years ago. Pass ancient burial chambers and Silbury Hill, a 4,000-year-old man-made pyramid. Uncover further signs of past cultures as you pass historic taverns, monuments and White Horse hill carvings.
Spend your morning in the delightful village of Lacock. Untouched by modern hands, this charming place has been used in many films, such as Cranford, Pride and Prejudice and the Harry Potter movies. Enjoy a guided tour of this lovely village and its unspoiled appearance with your small group before making a short journey along the back roads of the Cotswolds hills to the elegant city of Bath.
Once called Aquae Sulis because of its natural hot springs, the city of Bath dates back more than 2,000 years. Take a guided tour of this elegant city with its squares, crescents and terraces, and learn about the famous Roman Baths. In the 18th-century Georgian Era, the rich and wealthy arrived from London to 'see and be seen' here, and to take advantage of the baths' hot waters to alleviate their stiff joints. Before making your way to the mysterious monument known as Stonehenge, there is time for you to enjoy a delicious lunch in one of the restaurants nearby (own expense).
Enjoy a lovely drive through England's picturesque countryside featuring thatched cottages and charming villages. Arrive at Stonehenge amidst the ancient and historical landscape of Wessex. Here, your guide will enrich you with facts and theories behind these famous Stone Age structure erected in about 3,000 BC. After taking time to explore this impressive and mysterious site, enjoy a relaxing drive back to London.
Additional Important Information
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking, unless booked within 9 hours of travel. In this case confirmation will be received as soon as possible, subject to availability
- Confirmation for this tour will be received at time of booking
- A maximum of 16 people per booking


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Esquire is sorry.
When the magazine released its ongoing list of "Best Bars in America" earlier this week, it only mentioned one notable bar in Seattle, prompting outrage — and a little bit of confusion.
Then come this note posted on Esquire's "Eat Like a Man" blog:
On Monday here, and in our June/July issue, we announced the Best New Bars in America — including a master list of the 169 Best Bars in America we've recommended over the last five years.
An editing error, however, resulted in the inadvertent expulsion of Toronado Pub in San Francisco and Zig Zag Café and Fu Kun Wu, both in Seattle. These three bars are as recommendable today as they were when we added them to the list (Zig Zag and Fu Kun Wu in 2006; Toronado in 2008). We regret the omissions — a lot. If these bars were people, we would buy them drinks.
Well, OK, Esquire. I take back most of the things I said about you earlier this week.
Visit seattlepi.com's home page for more Seattle news. Contact Amy Rolph at email@example.com or on Twitter as @amyrolph and @bigblog.


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I'm a few days late in posting this, but here it is – the June SCRAP Challenge!
As a reminder, every other month the amazing store SCRAP put me – and all readers that want to participate – to a creative challenge to create something out of random, common objects that can be found at home or a thrift store.
With one challenge under my belt, I'm ready to get started on the next. On your mark, get set, craft!
"Just in time for summer, SCRAP is challenging Anne to make something for
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A popular comic-book writer and artist made quite an impression on some local students Tuesday.
Chris Yambar paid a visit to Taft Elementary in Youngstown. The illustrator was invited to the school through the Scoutreach program.
Yambar works on "The Simpsons" comic book series as well as several of his own titles. He was also a Boy Scout growing up in Youngstown.
Yambar shared his talents with the kids and encouraged them to give scouting a chance.
"I think scouting offers opportunities for growth in ways for young men and women that nobody can match," said Yambar. "I know it made a difference in my life. It gave me experiences that I still think about today."
According to the Boy Scouts of America, the Scoutreach program is designed to give all youth the opportunity to join scouting regardless of their circumstances, neighborhood or ethnic background.


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Do you own a small business and you have been wondering how to let the masses know about it? Have you spent a great deal of money lately on useless advertising and promotion techniques that have yielded very little return? Do you want a way to reach millions of people who want what you have to offer? If so, you need to advertise on Facebook.
Why would you want to advertise on Facebook? Well, I will give you one billion reasons. There are one billion people who have profiles on Facebook. Depending on what you have to offer they are all potential
clients. This is the best way to advertise to people.
Facebook has all of your potential clients walled within their community and all you have to do is let them know you exist. If you should decide to advertise on Facebook, all you will need to do is create a Page that describes your business.
Most businesses do not spend enough time on this one aspect and probably don't even think of it as a way to advertise on Facebook but it is. People have many choices today. They are going to check out what you offer and other services as well. Who ever creates the best page that details the many features and benefits of their company is going to be the clear winner.
So, never take it for granted when developing your online presence on Facebook. Your page is a way to advertise on Facebook. Make sure you clearly communicate your business in the best light possible. It will pay off handsomely for you later.
Now when you advertise on Facebook with actual ads you have a few tools available to you that will make all the difference in whether you make money or not. You can advertise on Facebook with ads based on demographics, personal interests and based on geographic location.
Advertise On Facebook And Target Demographics
This is a great way to segment clients as you advertise on Facebook. If you have a product selling razor blades to shave your beard. You will only want to advertise to men. So choose men and save yourself a lot of money and time. You also probably only want men from a certain age on.
Advertise On Facebook And Target Interests
You have the ability to hone in on what people like and don't like. This will enable you to advertise on Facebook and promote your service only to those who would be interested. Remember you only want people to click on your ad if they are a targeted potential customer. So, if you are selling yarn, you probably do not want to target gamers or car enthusiasts. You want to target people who like to knit. Facebook lets you find lots of pages that are about knitting and target those pages for ads. This is a great way to advertise on Facebook.
Advertise On Facebook And Target Locations
This is another great feature. If your business targets people throughout the United States then you can target the whole country. However, what if you sell ice cream in Bakersfield, California. You would not want people in Columbus, Ohio clicking and reading your ad. So, you would only advertise to people in Bakersfield. More than likely, they are the only folks that matter. Anyone out outside of that city would not be willing to drive that far for ice cream. You get the point. When you advertise on Facebook you can target very specific locations so this works very well for local businesses.
So, when you advertise on Facebook, you can go directly to your customers in minutes and start making money.
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Lightning Set To Host Tampa Bay Fights Cancer Nightby Staff Writer / Tampa Bay Lightning
TAMPA BAY – For the 13th consecutive season, the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Lightning Foundation have teamed up with community leader, Steve Yerrid and The Yerrid Foundation, to roll out the yellow carpet for Tampa Bay Fights Cancer Night. In conjunction with Tampa Bay Fights Cancer Night, as well as the team's 20th anniversary celebration, cancer survivor and alumnus John Cullen will drop the ceremonial first puck.
As in years past, the theme of Tampa Bay Fights Cancer Night will help raise awareness in support of finding a cure for the disease, as well as spread the message that courage, strength and love can build bridges to a better tomorrow. This centerpiece event involves a matchup between the Lightning and the New York Islanders on Thursday, March 14 in which more than 2,000 individuals affected by the disease or helping to find a cure in Tampa Bay will be invited to enjoy the game. The annual event brings together a multitude of charitable organizations dedicated to dealing with the dreaded disease.
"On behalf of the Lightning and the entire Tampa Bay community, I would like to thank Steve Yerrid for his continued philanthropy and steadfastness in the fight against cancer," said Lightning CEO Tod Leiweke. "Tampa Bay Fights Cancer Night is a signature event that has been a highlight of the Lightning schedule for 13 years and none of it would be possible without Steve's generosity. We hope everyone involved in the fight against this brutal disease in Tampa Bay enjoys themselves and we look forward to teaming up with Steve again for many years to come."
"Together with the Lightning, we have established one of the key note annual events for the cancer community in the Bay Area," Yerrid said. "Everyone involved in this event is united in the fight against a horrific disease that touches so many of our loved ones. In hosting this event, as we do every year, we hope to provide awareness of the battle that so many in our community are involved in and give them a break, if only for a night. The entire Lightning organization, including the coach and of course the players, has been tremendous in supporting our common cause. We will never quit until we find a cure.
"I am particularly pleased to have formed friendships with Jeff Vinik and Tod Leiweke, and I am 100 percent certain these men care deeply about doing good in our community. I look forward to our continued partnership and the future ahead."
To date, more than 77,000 cancer patients, survivors, caregivers, families, doctors, nurses and volunteers have participated in Tampa Bay Fights Cancer Night activities. With the goal of bringing the cause to the forefront of the community's awareness, The Yerrid Foundation and the Lightning Foundation have teamed up to provide tickets and t-shirts to all participants, as well as food vouchers to all children from the organizations.
To kick off the evening, Lightning Owner and Chairman Jeff Vinik will accompany Yerrid to center ice for a ceremonial opening puck drop and moment of silence to be held in honor of those who have lost their battle with the disease. More than 40 special guests will also be able to sit in the penalty box for the pregame skate, set off the Tesla Coils during the game, ride the Sweetbay Fan Zam and enjoy meet-and-greets with Lightning players, visits to the radio and television broadcast booths and other activities on Thunder Alley.
Three individuals will also be designated as "Yerrid's Heroes" for the night. The designations of Yerrid's Heroes each year go to local champions in the "cancer community". Those represented will be an outstanding doctor or caregiver, a family member and a current patient fighting their personal battles with the disease. These incredible individuals will be recognized in-game and wear a "Yerrid's Heroes" jersey for the night.
Cullen, who played in 150 games with the Lightning from 1995 through 1999, is the first and only Tampa Bay player to be awarded the NHL's Bill Masterton Trophy for dedication and perseverance. He was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma in 1997 and stepped away from the game, and the Lightning, to undergo treatment. Cullen returned to the ice for the Bolts in 1998 and made the team after nearly 18 months away from the game. Along with the puck drop, Cullen will appear on the Thunder Alley stage, sign autographs for fans and participate in Thursday night's game presentation.
Fans will also see the return of the familiar yellow Yerrid Foundation t-shirts, symbolizing hope among members of the community. Those who would like to help support the event will be able to purchase the special shirts during the game outside of sections 130 and 310. Fans will also have the opportunity to purchase vintage shirts from previous seasons, while supplies last.
In addition, 11 local organizations will be provided with tickets for the Lightning-Jets game including Children's Cancer Center, Children's Dream Fund, All Children's Hospital, Faces of Courage, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Moffitt Cancer Center, Pediatric Cancer Foundation, Ronald McDonald House, 1 Voice Foundation, Make-A-Wish Foundation and Tampa General Hospital.
"Steve Yerrid is a community hero who cares deeply about children battling cancer and finding a cure for this horrific disease," Pediatric Cancer Foundation executive director Nancy Crane said. "His involvement with the Pediatric Cancer Foundation spans for more than 15 years and his donations total more than $1 million. We are honored to be part of Tampa Bay Fights Cancer Night hosted by The Yerrid Foundation as this event celebrates the collaborative spirit of our community in the fight against cancer. Mr. Yerrid continues to be an inspiring example of how our community can achieve a greater impact when we all join together."
"Tampa Bay Fights Cancer Night unites all cancer organizations, foundations, volunteers and hospitals together under one roof, along with patients on treatment, survivors and families who have lost loved ones to this disease," said Mary Ann Massolio, executive director of the 1Voice Foundation. "Steve Yerrid, the Yerrid Foundation and the Tampa Bay Lightning, truly create such an epic, one of a kind night, year after year, for our fighters and heroes. When you look around the Forum and see all the yellow shirts that are given out, you are reminded how many have been impacted by cancer. This is truly a special night and our families look forward to it every year and feel special when they see the magnitude of love and support that Tampa Bay Fights Cancer Night provides."
In December of 1998, the National Hockey League and the National Hockey League Players' Association announced a joint initiative, Hockey Fights Cancer, to honor those in the hockey community who have struggled, or continue to struggle with cancer. Hockey's All-Star Kids Program, an extension of Hockey Fights Cancer, was introduced in October 1999 to link the hockey community with the youngest victims of cancer.


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Back in 2007, just before the launch of the first iPhone, few people could have predicted the huge impact smartphones and tablets would have on the videogame industry. Back then the PS3 and Xbox 360 had recently launched and – apart from Nintendo's success with the DS – videogaming was still considered a living room activity, dominated by big budget 'Triple A' console titles and a demographic heavily skewed toward young males. But now – just a few years later – the traditional console market is struggling to maintain revenue growth and many believe the future of gaming lies in the massive (and growing) smartphone and tablet market
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