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I see several extra neighborhoods that would only matter to real estate marketers. Like New Holly.
I don't think it's terribly important for this but upper vs. lower Queen Anne are pretty distinct from each other.
Also I used to live right on that line between Fremont and Wallingford, and therefore called it "Wallimont." But that was just me.
I'm glad to see this is in the works!
Chicago has a similar map of neighborhoods, and it's a wonderful hand-drawn color poster. I used to have it hangining in my office. Here is the link: http://www.architecture.org/shop/shop/item.asp?itemid=634
Interesting -- I've never heard "Minor" used for the area south of Capitol Hill. The street signs say "Welcome to Squire Park," and most people refer to that neighborhood (along with the area designated "Mann") as the Central District. (For reference, do a search of those neighborhood names on Seattle's craigslist.)
Anybody know how Ork chooses/confirms "official" neighborhood names? I'm glad to see they're working on Seattle, though. This is great!
Um, where's Olympic Manor? It's certainly not called Crown Hill...
Seattle neighborhood boundaries are crazy.
This seems pretty good, although I've never heard of Roosevelt, and since Ravenna Blvd. runs right through there, I've always thought of it as the western part of Ravenna.
And I can't figure out what the writing is for the area between Loyal Heights and Greenwood. And I live like 10 blocks from there--I thought that was the Southern part of crown hill and the Northern part of Ballard.
But I actually think that defining a whole bunch of very obscure neighborhoods is part of the appeal of these maps. You can call Sunset Hill, Loyal Heights ,and Crown Hill North Ballard and everyone in Seattle will know what you mean, but it's more fun to see it divided up in to little bits.
Dude, I live in Roosevelt! We've got a neighborhood association, an annual festival, etc. Keep us in!
I was actually jsut on their website wishing for a Seattle on - Love it!
Though I've never heard of Minor or Mann before either - I've always known that area as the Central District.
I think it looks pretty good. I can't wait to get one!
I can't wait for this poster! There is a distinction between Upper and Lower Queen Anne... but I'll take it divided or not. Plus I'm not that partial since moving from QA to Magnolia! ;)
The Minor/Mann thing strikes me as realtor white washing, in a figurative and literal sense. The Central District has historically been a majority (although now a plurality) black neighborhood.
They left out Skyway (west of New Holly) & White Center (south of highland park).... was that on purpose?
They also left out Bryn-Mawr & Boulivard Park.
oh, and I second the never heard of minor or Mann! ...wha?
I have never heard of the neighborhoods Minor and Mann - and I've lived almost exclusively in that area for the past 10 years. Depends on how detail oriented they want to get - Seattle has lots of mini-neighborhood names. (For example, I lived recently in a nebulous area east of First Hill, south of Seattle U and north of the ID - it was a 3 block neighborhood called Spruce Park, apparently.
If they want to split up the CD, Squire Park is fairly well-known and is a pretty big part of the CD.
I would also advocate denoting East and West Queen Anne - the hill that separates them makes them quite distinct in character.
I've never heard the area below SoDo and above Georgetown named the Industrial Disctrict. Usually, it's just called the industrial discrict in SoDo.
"Pike Market"? Really? NO ONE SAYS THAT. except out-of-towners. People call it Pike Place or The Market. Also, it's not a neighborhood - no one talks about the Pike Place Market neighborhood. It's an area within downtown.
I've never heard of the Atlantic Neighborhood, although Judkins Park is familiar.
I like the idea and would buy one. But if they made a poster that said included Minor or Mann, I'd be pissed and definitely wouldn't buy one. I second the realtor white-washing comment.
I wish they had something like this for LA!
Born and raised (and living still) in SE Seattle. AND owner of an Ork Manhattan poster:
1. akb is right that New Holly is housing development designation that is not used by real people.
2. I recommend a long skinny "Rainier Valley" working it's way down and incorporating the southern part of "Atlantic", the West side of "Columbia City", The East side of "Beacon Hill", All of "Brighton" and "New Holly"
3. Rainier beach should be divided to show "Upper Rainier Beach"
4. Seward park does not extend that far North, but all the people that live in that area (Lakewood and Genesee) claim it anyway, so I guess it works.
5. It seems a shame to divide up the CD like that, I would make the North part of "Atlantic", all of "Judkins Park", "Mann" (WTF?), and "Minor" into "Central District"
I don't know about Bryn Mawr and Boulevard Park, but Skyway and White Center aren't technically part of the city of Seattle. White Center, I believe, is part of unincorporated King County and neither part of a town nor a town in its own right.
It's missing Hawthorne Hills (would be a little chunk between View Ridge and Windermere), and "Wedgewood" should be "Wedgwood":
Heh...they should put the Wedgwood Rock on the map! And maybe also the Fremont Troll.
Well, i guess i live in "Mann," though I have never once heard that name. As a matter of fact, if I said Mann I don't think anyone would know what I was talking about!
Nice to see that my 'hood actually has a name besides "the northern part of the Central District with a Madison Park zip code" or "that area east of Capital Hill and not quite down in Madison Valley."
Speaking of, where's Madison Valley on this map? There's a whole neighborhood center down there full of renowned shops and restaurants: Voila!, Rovers, City Peoples, and Cafe Flora, to name a few.
By the way, the name between Loyal Heights and Greenwood says Whittier Heights. I believe there is an elementary(?) school in that neighborhood that bears the same name.
And, speaking potentially fabricated neighborhood names, when I was house shopping, my Realtor told me that the name Madison Valley, itself, was an industry creation meant to help soften the perceived "edge" of the Central District.
Here's to living in a city full of distinct neighborhoods!
me again...
Hawthorne Hills:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawthorne_Hills,_Seattle,_Washington
It's also missing Meadowbrook, Olympic Hills, and Victory Heights:
POWHat capitol hill
Pine-Olive Way-Harvard area triangle
may be too small for the map.
but they are an active group of people.
Ork here! Simultaneous to incoming comments, we're updating the hoods at the originally posted site, which is http://www.orkposters.com/seattle.html
The image is larger there too.
Neighborhood names, like the lines on the map they describe, are transient. Is this poster being created as a bookmark on the cityscape to reference this momentary demarkation, or is there a cutoff point in time where older names are given preference over newly-minted "hood" names? Some residents of Beacon Hill are campaigning to change the neighborhood's name to BeHi. That's silly. So is Sodo. I say visit county records and look at a real map instead of polling for these infinite divisions.
I would show the outline of greenlake itself.
The neighborhood directly south of the lake and north of Wallingford (bordered on the south by 50th) is Tangletown or Meridian (the former is a newer appellation)
Seems to me that Denny Regrade is presently being pushed as Denny Triangle, with all the new green flags down there advertising the heck out of the neighborhood for the abundance of new condos...
Looks good though! I can't wait to get one :)
Unincorporated parts of King County still pay Seattle Utilities, and ARE within Seattle City Limits (Lakeridge, Bryn Mar). Also, who can't the south end get some larger font treatment? The whole city does simply live in Ballard, Capital Hill, Downtown and Freemont. Give some love.
I can't wait to buy this poster! I've been jealous of the other ones.
Oooh! I'm so excited too! I wonder when it will be ready?
I'm in West Seattle. I can't see (I'm getting old!) is Luna Park on there? I confess I think of it all as just West Seattle (including Delridge and Fauntleroy). And yeah -- where is White Center?
sooo excited! and about time too!
I am in Queen Anne, I think that this is very cool.
Thank you for not including Bellevue or any of the islands.
And I see they've bought into Paul Allen's marketing campaign, and we end up with no mention of the Cascade neighborhood.
Does anyone really use the Yesler Terrace moniker? I usually just call it the CD or ID & loosely use Boren Ave & Jackson as the border. Just curious about that one. And does MLK count as a neighborhood of sorts?
Also, Licton Springs? That's a brand spanking new one to this area native/10 year resident. Same goes for Hillman City.
Denny/Blaine is also new to me. I've never heard anyone refer to that neighborhood using that name--it's either Madison or Madrona. If I were to give someone directions using the Denny neighborhood name, they would probably end up in the Denny Regrade/Cascade/SLU area.
1 for adding an outline of actual Greenlake the lake for reference & adding White Center. Incorporated or not, White Center is considered part of West Seattle.
Ork--Cool poster! Thanks for reading my nitpicking. Seattle yelp has a talk thread about this that you may find helpful http://www.yelp.com/topic/seattle-weigh-in-on-the-seattle-neighborhood-poster
You are braver than many to do a map of Seattle neighborhoods!
The boundaries are mutable and overlap, unlike other cities where the government designates the neighborhood boundaries.
It's a tough thing because there are historic neighborhoods, historic towns that were brought into Seattle, neighborhood associations with their ever changing territory (for example Madrona used to go up to 25th or 26th as recently as 10 years ago) , neighborhood planning areas, City of Seattle maps, descriptions on wikipedia (which while I disagree with how they organize the Central District and map it, they do have a good description of the issue of neighborhoods on their Seattle Neighborhoods page), and history link
What is considered the Central Area or Central District is an OVERLAY that consists of all of some neighborhoods and parts of others, as well as parts that were always just the Central District as those areas had no other name.
Here are a few suggestions. The Central Area includes Judkins and Madison Valley. It does not go very far south of I-90, if at all south of I90. Having some neighborhoods called out, including Madison Valley and Judkins and Garfield and Jackson Place, etc, might be ok with the rest left as the Central District, or overlay the Central District.
Madison Park does not cross the Arboretum. Your map is missing Madison Valley, which also considers itself part of the Central Area. BTW, Madison Valley was originally a farm owned by an early African American settler. Parts of Madrona and Leschi have also been part of the Central Area.
Here are some maps:
Seattle Department of Neighborhoods
Squire Park (which includes the historic area of Cherry Hill)
Good Luck!!
Oh Mann (along with Cherry Hill) are historic.
Admittedly, many neighborhoods were named because someone built a subdivision. But, I worry about the idea of drawing boundaries. That is against the whole way Seattle organizes itself, even tho I would prefer things to be much more orderly myself.
Maybe just put dots or little flags at the epicenter of each neighborhood with the name and ditch the outlines. I colorize and throw in big institutions and parks....
All the LAKES should be labeled too! The waters are a big part of live in Seattle.
And given all the house-boats and folks who live onboard, I think it's perfectly legit to consider them as neighborhoods.
On this map, we should at least show LAKE UNION, LAKE WASHINGTON, and ELLIOT BAY.
For West Seattle, I'd also include Admiral (SE of Alki, with beautiful views of the city) and the Junction (indie business hub of the neighborhood)... I was surprised to see Fauntleroy got separate billing, but these neighborhoods were lumped together!
Having lived in lower Queen Anne, I agree that upper QA and lower QA (sometimes referred to as 'Uptown') are two distinctly separate neighborhoods. I also lived on the QA side of Interbay, we fondly called it 'Quagnolia'... a homage to 'Frelard', the tongue-in-cheek nickname locals have for the area where Ballard becomes Fremont.
Very excited about this poster- please keep us posted on when it will become available!
so if there are 40 of us willing to post about this why isnt there an ATSEA? who's with me!?
agreed! add the water and add atsea!
also, just put a big "CD" for central district.
I find it very strange that Northgate isn't on there. Everyone refers to that area (the main portion with the mall) as Northgate.
And I think it's odd to see 'Downtown' so small. Maybe it should just be labeled Business District? And just avoid the whole 'Downtown' theme all together unless you outline all the DT districts that incorporate as Downtown somehow.
As a West Seattlite, I just wanted to second the inclusion of White Center & Wedgewood. :)
It would be good to include a couple of neighborhoods for West Seattle: Admiral (and potentially North Admiral), and possibly Luna Park.
On Capitol Hill, I would call out Pike/Pine.
There are other things that previous readers have mentioned that I would definitely agree with: the distinction between Upper and Lower Queen Anne is important. A portion of South Lake Union is now being called Cascade. Minor and Mann is the "Central District" or "The CD".
The East side of the University District is often called University Village.
Definitely label the water.
"Pike Market"? Really? NO ONE SAYS THAT. except out-of-towners. People call it Pike Place or The Market. Also, it's not a neighborhood - no one talks about the Pike Place Market neighborhood. It's an area within downtown. - demolitionwoman
I agree that no one calls it "Pike Market," but it is a distinct (albeit small) neighborhood of about 500 people, many of whom work there as well. They also offer low-income and elderly/disabled housing, and have their own community foundation. I think it's a unique neighborhood that deserves its own recognition.
1. akb is right that New Holly is housing development designation that is not used by real people. - meks
It's true that NewHolly is a new housing development, so probably doesn't seem like a "real" neighborhood to those of us who have been here for awhile (or forever). (Yes, NewHolly is spelled without a space, and yes, I find that obnoxious.) However, I think NewHolly is a neighborhood in its own right. The people I know from that area are refugees and immigrants (very real people, and a significant portion of Seattle's population), and when you ask them where in Seattle they live, they reply "NewHolly."
It might not be a traditional Seattle neighborhood with a long history, but it is a consciously planned community that embodies a lot of proclaimed Seattle values, like diversity, access to education for everyone, safe gathering places for children and teens, and support for disadvantaged populations. I've actually been really interested to see what will happen to this neighborhood over the next 10-15 years. If whatever money is funding the community services and low-income housing keeps flowing, it could turn into a really vibrant place (and it already is from what I saw when I was teaching there). But I always think of things like the "projects" in other cities - if the funding for social support is cut off in a community where the majority of the residents are disadvantaged in some way (elderly, poverty, refugee, etc.), what will happen?
Check out http://www.seattlehousing.org/Development/newholly/newholly.html for more information.


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"Yum" is what my family says when I serve this. With a squeeze of lime juice and a few sprigs of cilantro added at the end, you'll have a simple meal with complex flavors. —Paula Marchesi, Lenhartsville, Pennsylvania
- 1 package (9 ounces) refrigerated linguine
- 1 cup fresh snow peas
- 2 cups shredded carrots
- 1/2 pound sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1/2 pound uncooked medium shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 1 cup Thai peanut sauce
- Cook linguine according to package directions, adding snow peas and linguine at the same time.
- Meanwhile, in a large skillet, cook carrots and mushrooms in oil over medium heat for 3 minutes. Add shrimp; cook and stir 3 minutes longer or until shrimp turn pink. Stir in peanut sauce; heat through.
- Drain linguine and snow peas; transfer to a serving bowl. Top with shrimp mixture; toss to coat. Yield: 3 servings.
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we really liked the flavor. didn't use carrots, snow peas got mushy. we are going to add more shrimp and mushrooms next time. want to try with chicken and mushrooms too.
Reviewed Dec. 30, 2009
quick and easy and very tastely. I used matchstick carrots as I thought the shredded carrots were a little too mushy. Have already made several times.
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Can someone please tell me if this is spicy? I have never used Tahi Peanut sauce and I'm just wondering if it will make the dish spicy. Thanks for your help.
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This was delicious! Great way to get hubby to eat carrots and peas :-0. Will definitely make it again and soon.
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What experiences have made you more comfortable with mental health disorders?
What things make you fearful of mental health disorders? And what experiences have made you more comfortable with it?
In the quest to dispell stigma, how can we help our society grow out of its fear?
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Oct 13 2012: Hello Arjuna,
I have been comfortable with many different "types" of people my whole life, because I am fascinated with human behaviors...mine included! I love observing and exploring human behaviors from many different angles.
Years ago, I had the opportunity to coach kids who were competing in the special olympics. The kids I was teaching to ski, were labeled mentally disabled.....mostly Down's syndrome. They were all some of the most enthusiastic, energetic, joyfull and unconditionally loving people I have ever encountered! That was my first interaction with a large group of people labeled with mental disorders.
Their demeanor was so delightful and encouraging to all of us, that we (the coaches) often wondered and asked each other....who is teaching who here! The experience really opened my eyes and heart to see something very different than a "disorder". If we could all have the enthusiasm and love those kids shared with us, what a wonderful world it would be:>)
Elizabeth Gu 30+Oct 13 2012: What a wonderful experience it is, right? :-)
Experiences surely teach us a lot more than we think...
I wish I could have that kind of meaningful experiences in the near future..
One experience of helping a person with mental disordor was actually quite demanding and even stressful...
But that was a special case with kinda long story ...
Anyway, those kids would also be happy when they realize(I believe they probably will) there was a person who found hope in their hearts. :)
Oct 14 2012: Yes indeed Elizabeth....a wonderful experience.
You are in luck my dear one!
The 2013 winter special olympics are going to be in So. Korea!!!
Here is a link with information about volunteering. They need all kinds of people with various skills and talents, so DO IT Elizabeth if you can:>)
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Nov 8 2012: Any news Elizabeth?
As I recall, one of the sites had a link to connect you with information regarding opportunities in your area. That is what I did with special olympics. I was involved in the state pre-qualifiers. The state special olympics that year happened to be at the ski area close to my home (Northeast USA) while the finals were out west. I really hope you can participate....it's a wonderful, very fullfilling experience:>)
You are welcome to contact me any time....I enjoy our conversations Elizabeth:>)
Nov 6 2012: Hi Colleen,
Long time no see. I hope you're keeping well.
Being very familiar with Down's Syndrome it makes me really uncomfortable, not to say angry at the least, when I see it related to words such as mentally disabled or mental disorder. I strongly believe there is a huge difference between people suffering from mental health issues and people with down's syndrome. Let's encourage people to stop using such labels and yes, let's all allow ourselves to appreciate the authentic enthusiam and love they so generously always share.
Nov 8 2012: Hello Helena....always nice to connect with you:>) I am well...hope the same for you?
It is not comfortable for me either Helena, when people are labeled. I was labeled for awhile after my near fatal head injury. Medical professionals told me and my family that I would never be "normal" again. As I began to recover, I was curious to find out what that meant for me the rest of my life, so I did a lot of research and study regarding mental disabilities.
What I discovered, is that we all experience many so called "disabilities" at some level, sometimes in our lives. We all experience fear at some point, on many different levels, we are all paranoid on some level, at some time in our lives, we have "up" and "down" times, so we may all experience manic/depressive behaviors on some level, we are all often obsessed with something or someone...who knows when this becomes obsessive compulsive.....etc. etc......
Thankfully, all the cognitive testing I experienced as the brain healed showed no permanent cognitive challenges. As a matter of fact, tests indicated that I was high average/superior AFTER the brain was damaged.....don't know how THAT happened!!!
My experience with the head injury and subsequent exploration, research, and study, gave me even more information that tells me that labeling anyone is not always a good idea. I think/feel that to evaluate someone and possibly labeling for the purpose of helping to support someone with their function or dysfunction may be an acceptable use of labels. Other than that, I see us all more the same than different:>)
Nov 9 2012: HI Colleen,
I'm very well, thank you.
I simply have issues with the connotations involved in the word disabled and some of the meanings the dictionary offers, that's all. I personally think labels do a lot of damage. On the other hand, I believe the general sense of "fear" in relation to this topic, comes from uncertainty. If we were informed about the different conditions people may experience, the fear would be less and therefore people would have the chance to interact with one another more comfortably.
Nov 9 2012: Hi again Helena,
I understand, feel the same way, and I also agree with you that fear is a major factor with this topic. Information certainly helps us understand various conditions of the human body/mind and if we could realize more about different levels and degrees of various conditions, it might be helpful to our understanding. As has been mentioned already on this thread, many people who supposedly have mental disorders have a great deal to offer us if we can really be with them without fear.
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WESTON RANCH - Robbie Geerlof had three good looks at the Weston Ranch goal in the first half: Two were lifted well over the crossbar and split the football uprights, and the other was touched weakly to the keeper.
To be more competitive in the Valley Oak League this season, East Union High coach Eryn Bowers has encouraged competition from within.
Weston Ranch High's surprising run to start the Valley Oak League season continued Thursday with a 12-3 victory over host Manteca.
Sierra High's 4-0 start to the season is followed by its first losing streak.
It didn't take Ripon Christian long to get past Waterford Thursday night to open its first Southern League match of the season on an extremely high note.
It wasn't the opening whistle that got the East Union Lancers going in their Valley Oak League showdown with Sierra High Wednesday; it was the Timberwolves netting the game's first goal in a 2-1 come-from-behind win over host Sierra.
So close.
The fall sports season is officially underway for local high schools.
Some youth football teams pattern themselves after the high school they feed. The Ripon Chiefs take that to a whole new level – they are part of a league of feeder teams that will face each other in high school.
Dakota Conners was in Cooperstown, N.Y. serving as an assistant coach for a local youth baseball team competing in a prestigious tournament when he earned his greatest achievement.
Neil MacDannald's coaching resume just got a little longer.
Swimming standout Ty Wells has added four more medals to his growing collection.
It won't take long for Ripon to see what it's made of.
The Manteca High football team has already made headlines this offseason for its inclusion in the Levi's Stadium Friday Night Lights doubleheader on Aug. 29.
MODESTO - The Mountain Misery Summer Football Camp took place on flatter land and in cooler weather July 17-19 at Central Catholic.
Well, football is next – finally.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - Gov. Jerry Brown announced Monday that he has signed a bill limiting full-contact football practices at middle and high schools in response to concerns about concussions, even as many teams already comply with the rules.


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3547 Old York Rd is a seven minute walk from the BSS ATT Station to Fern Rock TC at the Erie Station stop.
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Everything I hoped for and more. Was disappointed with the delivery method but the earrings themselves are unparalleled in beauty.
The earrings were gorgeous and the diamonds themselves were brilliant as was expected of them.
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The earings exceeded my expectations. I read some negative reviews about the platinum setting but mine is perfect. The diamond shine and my earings are beautiful.
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It met the desired reaction. The wife was very pleased with the purchase.
Threaded retainer on mount was shipped damaged. I had to return the item for repair.
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You could have more GIA diamonds available to chose from. Price was really no better than competition but I was able to find what I wanted.
The earrings look great. I would be careful of the size of the studs. Make sure you purchase the right size for the ear so it matches the look you'd like (wow! or appropriate).
She inquired how much for bigger ones
Quite the journey to get these earrings. Missed promised date and a last minute switch in order to fulfill the order. All that and no extension of a discount or offer of another product or even a future offer.
love the diamonds but disappoint with the workmanship.
The setting had a lot of problems with the earring. Customer Service tried to fix them but still not right. Fixed the post and remounted the diamond. The new post didn't align straight with the old post. I gave up on trying to make it right.
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These are gorgeous!! they are the perfect size to go with my .74 earrings (have two holes). No question these are exceptional - light hits and these look like the most brilliant stars - the estimate for insurance has these worth much more than the cost.
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I ordered four prong platinum earrings. 0.5 ct, VS2, G, ideal cut. They are absolutely beautiful earrings. Flawless to the naked eye. My girlfriend loves them. It definitely is important to get well cut diamond because these reflect sooooo much light. If you want post backs, Blue Nile does have them, you just have to call and request them in your order. They change it over the phone BEFORE you check out. The only thing is that she said they could be a smidge bigger. Customer service, shipping, and the whole experience was great. Thank you.
These are the Perfect earrings for my Sarah! With Gina's help (Blue Nile) we choose exactly the right size and type earrings! They're gorgeous - both my opinion and more importantly Sarah's opinion!I've purchased several items from Blue Nile over the past years and, again, as always, excellent service/guidance!
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You sent me two pairs, which is what I had ordered but no indication of which pair was which. As one pair was slightly higher quality than the other so I had to guess. Would have preferred they be packaged separately to eliminate this confusion.
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After seeing them I would go with the 3 prong setting because the diamonds at this size get a tiny bit overwhelmed by the setting. If the diamonds were a tad large I wouldn't care. That being said they still look very nice as is.
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Watch Catholic Mass at St Mary of the Angels Live and OnlineSt Mary of the Angels website allows you to watch Catholic Mass online on our Live Mass webcam. Outside the Mass times you can view the tabernacle webcam in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel for online adoration. There is a constant stream broadcast from the church so stay online to view other church services which may also be broadcast over the internet. Please come inside and join in!
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- 150 Years of St Mary of the Angels Parish
2015 is the 50th Anniversary of this Diocese and the 150th Anniversary of our ParishAll parishioners are asked to pray for our church, for the preparation for the Jubilee and to ask Jesus to reveal what they can do to help in the celebrations. This prayer has been written for our parish to support and help us as we prepare over the coming year.
Jubilee Prayer
What we celebrate, O God, in the life of this church is yours not ours. Yours its strength and hope, Yours its faith and its action. In this Jubilee Year we give thanks for the past and ask you to send your Spirit upon us to rejuvenate us for the future.
Take the strength and weakness of this church, and let both bring its people nearer to you.
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Restart Week Sunday 7th - Sunday 13th September.A week of home grown mission with special Masses on Sunday 7th and 13th September and an additional 6:30am early Mass each weekday and each weekday evening will have a special service starting 7.30pm. The services are themed in line with the Diocesan preparations for the Golden Jubilee, looking at the Document "Lumen Gentium - Light of the Peoples" with the theme of Communication of the Gospel.
Initial Restart Week 2014 Weekday ScheduleSun 7 Sept Mass services - Restart Week IntroductionMon 8 Sept - Penitential Service 7:30pmTue 9 Sept - Service of Blessing of the Church on the Day of 150 Anniversary 7:30pmWed 10 Sept - Evening Renewal Service 7:30pmThu 11 Sept - Taize Service 7:30pmFri 12 Sept - Prayer and Praise Service 7:30pmSun 13 Sept Mass Services - Renewal of the Community


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My name is Geraint and my partner Leanne is expecting twins (one of each) and is currently 25 weeks pregnant. It may be nothing to worry about but reading all the info about preeclampsia rather scares me. She has a history of low blood pressure when not pregnant and the pregnancy has raised her level to round about normal, but she has just started getting some of the symptoms described here such as swelling in the arms and legs and rapid weight gain. The midwife appointment is tomorrow and she will check her out then. She says she might have to stay in hospital. Has anyone else out there had twins and is this just the start of this condition?
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The ultimate disaster for New Jersey would be if Williams and Howard end up playing together, but not in Brooklyn. With some roster alterations that are doable, including using their one amnesty move on Brendan Haywood, the Mavs could be set up, cap-wise, to accommodate both players. "The Mavs want to do what Miami did and put together their own big three,'' said another GM. "That's their goal." New York Daily News
The New Jersey Nets have quietly indicated that they plan to take Arenas on if they're able to complete the trade for Howard that the Magic keep resisting. The intentions of the other three teams, though, appear to be in flux. ESPN.com
Marc Stein: In most advanced scenario discussed, Blazers swingman Gerald Wallace would join Nets center Brook Lopez as principal pieces Magic would get Twitter
The New Jersey Nets have signed free agent forward Shelden Williams, Nets General Manager Billy King announced today. Per team policy, terms of the contract were not released. "We are pleased to add Shelden to our roster," said King. "He is a proven veteran who will add depth to our frontcourt rotation." NBA.com
The Dallas Mavericks are closing in on reuniting Vince Carter with his former New Jersey teammate Jason Kidd, according to sources with knowledge of the deal. The full financial terms of the agreement weren't immediately known, but sources said Dallas was discussing a multiyear contract with Carter and hoped to have him signed by Saturday. ESPN.com
Caron Butler, one of the most pursued small forwards in this year's free-agent class, privately considers the Los Angeles Clippers and Chicago Bulls as his two most preferred destinations, league sources told Yahoo! Sports. Butler is most attracted to the Bulls because of the chance to play with Derrick Rose(notes) and compete for a title, but he would have to take significantly less money to play in Chicago. The Bulls have a stronger need for a shooting guard and could ultimately spend their money there. Ultimately, that leaves the Clippers with an edge over the New Jersey Nets among the suitors with the most significant cap space and a need for a starting small forward. Yahoo! Sports
Atlanta Hawks free-agent guard Jamal Crawford has received interest from Indiana, New Jersey, Portland, Phoenix, New Orleans and Chicago, a league source told Yahoo! Sports. Crawford also hasn't ruled out returning to the Hawks. Veterans Joe Johnson and Al Horford have told management they'd like to see Crawford re-sign. Yahoo! Sports
Newark's own Shaquille O'Neal is pushing for an NBA franchise in his native city -- and has engaged in talks with the league about the possibility. "Hopefully we can bring a team back to my hometown of Newark, New Jersey, and we have some talks going on now," O'Neal said Thursday on SportsCenter, adding that he'd "love to own an NBA team." ESPN.com
You've talked about owning a team someday. Do you still want to do that? Shaquille O'Neal: Yes. And I'm looking forward to bringing a team to Newark. I haven't spoken to Mayor Booker about it yet, but I'm working on it. I know Newark can support an N.B.A. team. And I'm going to be one of the guys that's going to bring a team there. New York Times
A 19-year-old Elizabeth man who worked as private security guard pleaded guilty Tuesday to making hoax threats to blow up the Secaucus offices of an affiliate of the National Basketball Association. Jose L. Quesada Jr. admitted to U.S. District Judge Jose L. Linares that he made the threatening calls with his cellphone over a period of days beginning July 26. At the time, Quesada was employed as a security guard for NBA Properties Inc., at 100 Plaza Drive. He admitted leaving multiple voice mail messages saying that he was going to blow up the building and kill people. Bergen Record
The NBA Draft will be held in New Jersey for the first time since 1996. Newark's Prudential Center will host the event on June 23, 2011. Commissioner David Stern was on hand Wednesday night for the Nets' opener against the Detroit Pistons to make the announcement with Newark Mayor Cory A. Booker and New Jersey Devils owner Jeff Vanderbeek. "This is a remarkable venue," Stern said of the Prudential Center. "It's a state-of-the-art facility that is justifiably a source of great pride for Newark, New Jersey." HoopsWorld
Stern said the $500 million summer renovations to Madison Square Garden, where the draft has been held since 2001, may have prompted the league to look for other venues, but also credited Newark for making a strong push to become the host. Other cities will have the opportunity to acquire the draft in future seasons, Stern said. "We're going to negotiate with the Garden and the mayor (Booker)," Stern said. "This is for this year and we don't have a draft facility. We don't have a place to hold the next draft. "I think the Garden (will be renovated) for a couple of summers," he continued. "But we do have a lot of attractive offers, so we don't want to give it up to the mayor quite yet." HoopsWorld
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Monday April 7, 2014 to Wednesday April 30, 2014
Seed Swap, during library hours, sponsored by Heather Gardens at Aquinnah library. Runs through end of April. Come pick up seeds or share your extras. Call 508-645-2314.
Wednesday April 23, 2014 to Wednesday April 30, 2014
Family StoryWalk at Polly Hill Arboretum, West Tisbury. Follow path and pages of Marc Brown's Wild About Books through arboretum grounds. During open hours, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Art and Memory, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Free five-week art program for people with memory loss. Call 508-862-1933 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Monday April 28, 2014
Spring Discover Walk & Talk, 12:30 to 2 p.m. talk, Tisbury Senior Center. Hosted by the Tisbury Council on Aging. Bring sandwich. Free. Call 508-696-4205
Monday April 28, 2014
Monthly Meeting, Friends of the Library, 1 to 2 p.m., Vineyard Haven library.
Printmaking with Nick Thayer, 1:30 to 4:30 p.m., Featherstone Center for the Arts. $45. Call 508-693-1850 or visit featherstoneart.org.
Afterschool Program, 2:40 to 6 p.m., Boys and Girls Club, Edgartown. For grades K-6. $20 per child, per year. Continues through June 20. Noon to 6 p.m. on school half days.
Homework Assistance for Teens at 3 p.m. Monday through Friday at Alex's Place. Free. Call 508-696-7171 or visit ymcamv.org.
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Art in the employ of science is what botanical illustration is all about. The pre-K through 5th graders who participated in this year's Fairchild Challenge learned about South Florida's endangered plants by drawing them. I peeked at the display last week and found a wonderful colorful interpretation of nature that could grace a museum. Take a look at some of the work.
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grade 3, Leewood K-8.
|Fragrant maidenhair, by Ava
Sanjabi, grade 5, Palmetto
|A monarch with butterfly weed by Bellany
Abello, grade 5, Summerville Advantage
|Sargent's palm, by Noah
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Last year's spectacular bird show in Everglades National Park was superior to anything I've seen. Yet, this year, while the birds were fewer, there was an incident over Eco Pond that nearly led to catastrophe in the sky. While tracking the roseate spoonbill, I caught a pair of snowy egrets about to collide.
You will be happy to know they worked it out.
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Which should prevail when there is a conflict of interest between Freedom of speech and Censorship by the government?
what should be the balancing act when govt infringes on individual rights? How , we as a society, should respond for collective action.?
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Feb 27 2013: What conflict do you have in mind? Maybe more details from you would help us to see your question basis better.
Freedom of speech, used wisely, will add good to humankind. Used ignorantly and unkindly it adds anger or major disrespect. Sometimes its better to not speak an opinion, but to ask more questions.
The right questions offered at just the right time in the right way to help others think of beneficial possibilities for change may be more powerful than yelling into a microphone! Would Gandhi come to mind for your question?
Feb 27 2013: Certainly Gandhi would have deplored the prevailing condition in India. I would like to point out that being a democracy for over 65 years, we are still burdened with archaic laws that really dont fit to present circumstances. From the cultural perspective as pointed out, we are a liberal society where there is a respect for different opinions. Plz read my article in my blog http://kittiputti.blogspot.in/. Further discussion will be greeted.
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The Sixth FloorTrio is a chamber group dedicated to the creation and performance of music that breaks boundaries between musical genres.
Formed by Teddy Abrams, Harrison Hollingsworth and Johnny Teyssier, graduates of the Curtis Institute of Music in 2008, the Trio has opened for (and collaborated with) Marvin Hamlisch, and performed multiple times at the Kennedy Center, at the Kravis Center and The Preservation Society in Palm Beach, and performed concerts and community engagement for Astral Artists in Philadelphia.
In 2011, the Trio received a substantial grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation to present "Random Acts of Culture" performances across the United States in atypical concert venues, including the Charlotte International Airport, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and classrooms and common areas of Stanford University. The grant helped develop "Music of the People" a video project featuring folk music from around the world. The pilot episode, focusing on Bluegrass music in western North Carolina, is currently in post-production. In March 2012, the Trio, in partnership with Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, launches GardenMusic, a festival designed to foster a dialogue between artistic disciplines, and bring world-class music to the Garden grounds. The Trio's up-and-coming performances include an appearance on the Kennedy Center's "The Music of Budapest, Prague, and Vienna," and a feature concert on the FUZE! Concert Series in Akron.
The Sixth Floor Trio's vision places all musical traditions from around the world on one continuum as part of the same great musical language, and their mission is to seek to make connections between these varied musical styles in their repertoire. From Bluegrass to Klezmer, Classical, to Jazz, Ancient Music to Contemporary Rock – they explore it all and bring its energy to the world. In addition, they strive to share their artistic passion and music-making with diverse audiences everywhere, from traditional concertgoers to those with acute needs or in remote places.


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MADISON, WI (WTAQ) - A preliminary investigation shows that Madison police officers were justified in shooting a suspect to death last Saturday.
Police Chief Noble Wray announced the early finding in the death of 59-year-old Charles Carll. The incident remains under investigation.
Police were called to a domestic violence complaint. Officers said they were told that Carll injured his wife with a knife, and was suicidal. When they arrived, the officers said Carll still had the knife, refused to obey the police commands, and failed to be subdued by a Taser stun gun.
Officials said Carll moved toward the officers when they shot him. It was later learned that the man's wife was not hurt.
WKOW-TV in Madison said Carll worked for 31 years at the USDA's Forest Products Lab as a research technologist. He kept volunteering at the lab after he retired in 2011.
Neighbors said Carll was also a dedicated participant in his community's Neighborhood Watch program.