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Waikoloa Beach Resort Condo Rental Photos and Description
Condo, 2 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 4-6)
Relax in a spacious, well equipped 2 bedroom condo minutes from world class beaches for a price that won't kill your vacation budget! The condo was updated in summer 2013 with new carpet, flat screen TV, and new patio furniture.
This is the Big Island, and there's lots of things to spend your money on beside high priced lodging! The units at Fairway Villas are all nice and very much the same, so why stay with us?
Well, #1 we have the lowest price, (If you book for 7 or more days, the basic rate drops even further, from $119 to $109 per night) #2 we have an excellent location near the pool, fitness center, barbeque, and overlooking the golf course with a mountain view, #3 we have a dedicated, covered parking space close-in which keeps your car out of the hot sun and shortens your walk (which very few units have).#4 we do not use one of the large management companies. We have a smaller, dedicated cleaning and maintenance crew which gives us immediate feedback regarding any problems. This means your unit will always be clean and ready for you!
We're just a short 20 minute drive from the Kona airport. Visit the nearby Costco or Safeway to stock up on supplies before you get head down the highway to the condo. Once you settle in to your condo, you'll appreciate the relaxing surroundings and convenience. Some of the nicest beaches in Hawaii are within walking distance or a short 10 minute drive away. Two mini shopping centers are just 100 yards past the gated entrance to the complex, offering you fine dining, groceries, shopping, and a gas station.
You can enjoy breakfast or an evening glass of wine on the 2nd floor lanai overlooking the 15th fairway of the Waikoloa Country Club's beach course. The unit is centrally located and only 50 yards from the fitness center. Grill your steaks or seafood on one of the 6 large gas grills adjoining the fitness center. Relax in the infinity pool just a few steps further away, or loosen those sore muscles in the outdoor hot tub. Stroll the manicured grounds of the complex, or step outside the complex and walk the trails of the Waikoloa petroglyph preserve which are just yards away.
Beach gear you might need such as boogie boards, beach chairs, or a cooler are provided for our guests.
Watch the evening sunset at the world famous Anaeho'omalu Beach (A-bay), which is just 1/2 mile away. Or take a dip in the placid waters and snorkel amid the tropical fish,coral and the numerous turtles.
You'll find everything you need in this well equipped unit, tastefully decorated with Tommy Bahama furniture and accessories. The kitchen is equipped with everything you need to cook your vacation meals. Enjoy the tropical breezes on the lanai, or relax inside in the comfortable living room.
Note: the unit is strictly non-smoking, as is the entire Fairway Villas complex. Smokers must step off property onto nearby sidewalks to smoke.
Everything needed to make your stay in Hawaii is provided, so all you need to do is have some fun!
Keywords: condo, beach resort, golf resort, Big Island Hawaii, 2 bedroom condo, near Kona
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Making Your Own Butter
I thought it might be fun to try. Does anyone have a good method? Is it any better than store bought?
You can make butter very quickly in a food processor. I would chill your cream to 35° in the freezer for about 1 hour to seed butter crystals, and speed the process along.
To make butter you dump the cream in the food processor and process in 4-5 second pulses until the fat separates, this will usually take a minute or 2 with really cold cream. Strain the butter in a fine sieve, and then mold into a block while squeezing the rest of the buttermilk out, and chill in a airtight container until use. I would suggest that you also keep the buttermilk, but that is optional.
Adding salt is optional but it prefer the butter to be left sweet for table or baking use. If you have never had fresh butter, the taste will amaze you.
I accidentally made butter once when I overwhipped my cream. It was fun to make butter, but it's not a lot better than storebought. I paid big $$$ for a cube of organic butter at the SF F's market, and it was really bland. Adding salt helped a bit. Nothing beats European butters, IMHO.
re: Claudette
i did the same thing - was making whipped cream one day, walked away to do the laundry and forgot... we ended up with DELICIOUS vanilla butter though... it was awesome on pancakes!
re: callmijane
I used to make homemade butter with my kids when they were little.
A couple of clean jars with tight fitting lids. We used Polander Fruit Jam jars, that I had washed and saved. Fill heavy cream half way to the top, tightly seal cover, and shake jar. Even if you leave it on the counter and come back to finish the job, it's fine. Can't remember how long it took exactly, but it not more than 10 minutes I think. Of course, if your cream is at room temp, the cream will turn to butter much faster ; ). The kids loved it. You can tell it's done, when it seperates. Pretty neat.
i also "rinse" the butter, although i don't know how necessary that is. i've heard if you leave any buttermilk behind the butter will go rancid that much quicker, so after the buttermilk separates out, drain it off and add cold water and process some more, draining off the water until it runs clear. of course, make sure it's drained when you store it.
here's a tip...if you oversalt the butter, you can "rinse" it out using the method above. just process with cold water and it will take the salt away....again, drain away the water.....
It's fun to do in a jar once, but it's not that much better than a good quality butter from the store, and (at least in my area) it doesn't pay...the cream costs more than the butter.
I think if you can get good cream that it's worth it. I've been buying fresh butter at the farmer's market ($3.25 a lb, almost as good as conventional butter in the store) and it's noticeably fresher tasting. I'd imagine if you have access to fresh jersey cream you'd be well on your way to a special treat.
So, I made butter this morning and have to say it is one of the most fun things I've ever done with my food processor ! I never knew that you could whip cream in the fp...I've always done it with a hand mixer, same with butter making. This morning I found myself with a quart of heavy cream that was just on the verge of going bad. Threw it in the fp and whirled away. It was totally neat the way you could tell when it was done by the sound--it went through a stage where it was working fairly hard on the thickened cream and , voila! loosened up and gave me butter !. I added a sprinkling of salt and processed with water and ice cubes, pouring off the water until it ran clear.
Absolutely delicious. I think of all the unused spoiled cream I've wasted all these years.... :(

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Lenders are just as crucial to a farmer's success as cooperative weather, agronomic know-how and savvy marketing. But it's still important that farmers—not their bankers—ultimately make the operation's business calls. Les Anderson learned that the hard way. In 1986, the Minnesota producer had the oppor-tunity to buy farmland for just $800 per acre. Even with a significant down payment in hand, his lender said no.
"Lenders were taking huge write-downs on land and were scared to make farmland loans," says Anderson, who grows corn and soybeans. "He encouraged me to expand my hog operation instead of land."
Despite the fact that farm credit was tight in the 1980s, Anderson believes that if he had gone with his gut instinct and found a lender who would work with him to buy the land, it would have been a smart move. The experience taught him several lessons. First, he's the one who has to make expansion decisions. Second, there is more than one lender out there. Eventually, Anderson found a great lender who he's been with ever since. Third, while credit is plentiful today and everyone wants a piece of agriculture, once farm prices crash again, creditors might again flee the industry.
In light of the drought, you need to be up front with your banker and share how you plan to get through the next few months. Furthermore, you need to give your lender advance warning on what your credit needs might be. Doing so creates far more options than approaching your banker late in the game, whether you're looking for farm inputs to book for 2013 ISSUESor the next load of feed. For as many as 20% of producers, the reality of 2012 hasn't yet sunk in, but it needs to and soon, lenders say.
One of the benefits of providing lenders cash flow, balance sheet and liquidity information before the fact is that if a great land or machinery deal comes your way, your banker has the information he or she needs to make a rapid-fire decision and get you the money to close the deal.
Relationship rewards. For Ethan, S.D., producer Shannon Klumb, having a close relationship with his banker paid dividends this year. "I consider our banker to be a partner—on our board of advisers just like our nutritionist," he says.
After suffering a total loss of their corn crop, Klumb; his father, Larry; and brother Ben had to borrow additional funds to keep their livestock operation afloat.
"The least we've paid for corn is $7.10 per bushel," says Klumb, who's had to purchase 200,000 bu. of corn so far. "At the moment, we're showing a $20 to $30 head loss on hogs.
"The cattle side should be great, however. If you have a diverse farm operation like we do, you can offset," Klumb adds.
To manage this year smartly with a higher level of borrowed funds, the Klumbs worked out a deal with their banker to convert as much operating debt as possible to term debt. This keeps them from maxing out their operating line in case interest rates go up and gives them the most flexibility moving forward.
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Legend War Zeon Adventure, Need team.
Jan 7 2012, 10:29 AM
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Type: Designer
Alignment: Chaotic Good
Hi all.
This is my 1st game i am developing. Although i have developed some small mini games for experience but this will be by 1st main game.
Legend War Zeon Adventure ... Yeah this is the title.
Story -
Far away from the Milky Way Galaxy. About 1189 Galaxies far the galaxy of 'Lixux' lies. In the galaxy there are many systems. One of the system, the 'Zeon System' of the biggest star ever known (in the game) 'TRY GIRIA' our story begins from their. The planet Zeon. Likely to Earth their also life is. The humans on the earth think that they are the only one... but at the Zeon planet their also other humans living. Their are also other species -
The Orceres -
Depending on the physical strength only they are very powerful but the least developed specie.
The Undead -
Overall performers. If you can't decide which type of field you want to choose you may take Undead.
The Demons -
Lastly the Demons. The demons also depend on the attack. But there is only one character which you can choose.
Objective of the game
Objective? HERE -
Actually just because of an Theft there was a war and then the species started fighting. ... THIS SOUNDS BAD! ... The theft was of the Special Orb. Your main objective is to obtain that Orb and then give it back to the Demons. But your work is not done yet! You must stop Zard in his secret bad mission 'ELIMINATE EMPEROR'S FAMILY AND BOLTON!' So that he becomes the next Emperor.
Characters -
Ander -
He is basically the main character of the game. He is the son of the emperor.
Lisy -
You will just find Lisy in the second or third map as the main partner. She is very close friend of Ander and had studied with him before.
Oscar -
An intelligent spell caster friend of Anvilon. He appears bit late in the game while in a secret mission.
U is the little sister of Oscar and like him only. U will be shown in late in game in Winter! (The game starts from Spring!). She will make things difficult for you as she will be of less Level and you must have to protect her.
Bolton -
Brave and bold. Intelligent and Strong. The Emperor has 2 main gourds (other than the guard that appear in the starting castle). One of the guards is Bolton. He is honest and would do anything for the Emperor.
He is the second main guard of the Emperor. Besides he is ultimately strong but still his main goal is to kill Emperor and his family (consisting - Ander, Empress, Prince Alen and Lily)
Extraordinary fighter! Firen lives in a forest and no one knows him. The god has already told him the future when his mother was been murdered by Zard's Brother Zreek. When Firen grew he killed Zreek and then god told him that Zard will kill Emperor's Family. Firen 1st appears in a mission and then he disappears then very far after the Winter (2nd Spring) he appears saving everyone (Of course i cant tell everything its a secret!)
--- More Characters will be added on sooooonnn!!!---
I need -
The project file will be given to my team (each member)
The game demo will be uploaded soon in the Project Development section.
Feb 2 2012, 03:31 AM
Post #2
Type: Musician
Alignment: Unaligned
i could help with music.
Feb 20 2012, 12:32 PM
Post #3
Type: Coder
I cannot script very well but most the stuff you can do via scripting i could do via events here's some of my examples http://www.mediafire.com/?kv28fba1u6tnxvv
Apr 4 2012, 04:04 AM
Post #4
Type: Musician
Alignment: Chaotic Good
this looks pretty cool,id like to write music for you if you would have me,heres a link to some samples http://soundcloud.com/justingraves-2
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Lisa Burns says she "can southern fry anything" but when she wanted to expand her cooking repertoire she knew she wanted to learn from Brenda Stout.
Stout, who has an engineering degree, changed career courses a few years ago to pursue her love of cuisine. She opened Elizabeth G's, located at 400 Nance Ford Road in Hartselle next to the Sparkman Civic Center, a little more than a year ago to bring what she knows about food to Hartselle's table.
Stout trained at Cluinard, The Culinary Institute of Virginia College in Birmingham. She has also traveled the world extensively, bringing techniques and tastes from other cultures to her recipes.
"She always adds that special flavor," Burns said of her boss. "Here you can really taste the flavor of what we cook."
Burns, who was a teacher for years, clicked instantly with Stout in their love for cooking and soon she changed her career path, as well. Burns has been the manager at Elizabeth G's since August.
"It's all about technique," Stout said of her favorable dishes.
Elizabeth G's dishes are all made from scratch, and would be categorized as "Specialty Southern Cuisine," Stout said.
The restaurant, is named for three generations of women with the middle name of Elizabeth, and the "G" started with one Georgia alumni, and four children and a dog with names that begin with "G." Stout's mother's name is Jonnie Elizabeth Hannah, Brenda's middle name is Elizabeth and her daughter is named Gabrielle Elizabeth. Stout's four children are Geoffrey, 15, Gabrielle, 13, Garland, 10, and Glynnis Grace, 8. Her husband Eric is a graduate of the University of Georgia.
In the same since of family, the staff gets to know their guests, Stout said.
"It's personal. You're not just a customer, we want to get to know you. It's ingrained in us, we want to bring you into our family," Stout said.
In addition to coming in from 10 a.m. until 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays through Thursdays, or from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Fridays, customers may also "drive-thru" and pick up a take and bake dish for home.
The restaurant serves a variety of take and bake sides, as well as soups, sandwiches, wraps, salads, and desserts. Elizabeth G's also caters.
The restaurant has won several awards and honors since in its year of operation such as winning the Chicken and Seafood Division of the Taste of the Valley and The Golden Spoon from WHNT Channel 19. The crew will compete again this year in Taste of the Valley, as well as compete in the World's Greatest Sandwich contest to be held Feb. 25 in Biloxi, Miss., Stout said.
Stout offered up Elizabeth G's Honey Chicken recipe so everyone can have a taste of her "Specialty Southern Cuisine" at home. The recipe is below.
Honey Chicken
(Serves 4)
2 Pounds Chicken Breasts (boneless, skinless)
1 clove garlic, finely chopped
1 cup honey
¾ cup Soy Sauce
2 T corn starch
4 T water
Cut Chicken Breasts into 1 inch pieces.
Heat a sauté pan until it is very hot and add 2 T of vegetable oil.
Add the chicken and sauté until it is cooked through.
Reduce the heat and add the garlic, honey, and soy sauce. Cook for 1 minute.
Combine the corn starch and water and add to the chicken.
Bring the mixture up to a boil and cook until the sauce thickens.
Serve over rice.
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- Sid Tafler
- Victoria British Columbia
- Canada
This conversation is closed.
Which attribute most makes humans different than all other life forms on earth?
Humans are the dominant species on earth. Or to put it more humbly, perhaps we are the species that has more impact on the planet, good and bad, than any other.
So which single attribute had made us more fundamentally different from all others over the last few hundred thousand years?
Is it our ability to make and control fire? Our legendary opposable thumbs? Our ability to communicate? Our social connections with other humans, or our spiritual explorations? Or some other factor?
Perhaps in your response you will demonstrate the attribute you chose by example.
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Apr 6 2012: Humans may be the only creatures capable of knowing the consequences of their actions. We make choices, and therefore have a say in the outcome. We may have certain instincts as all other creatures, however, I believe these instincts do not include harming others unnecessarily.
As to the spiritual connection we must first define "spiritual". It is our ability to think (have thoughts) that "force" us to define everything we do; and in some cases justify our actions. Religious persecution comes to mind. Also the belief that our religion is the only "true" path.
Sid, I bow my head to you as a very dear friend and an exceptionally enlightened human being! Thanks for this discussion. It will take millenniums to find some of the answers and then some!
Apr 6 2012: Gordon,
Yes we often know the consequences of our actions, but I wonder if we can observe this in other animals as well. I think I have seen dogs who acted guilty after taking food from the table.
We also know the future, such as the dubious knowledge that we will die in the future. Again I wonder if that is uniquely human, perhaps other animals know this as well.
Human communication is very distinctive as well, but perhaps other life forms can communicate in ways we cannot understand, due to or own limitations.
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Edward A. Sanchez is an online editor for MotorTrend.com and senior editor for Truck Trend magazine, and has more than 14 years of experience in automotive journalism and marketing. A native of Northern California's Silicon Valley, Sanchez attended college at Baylor University in Waco, Texas, where he received a bachelor's in journalism, and the University of Tennessee,Knoxville, where he received a master's in communications. Sanchez has served as an Elder at Geneva Presbyterian Church in Laguna Hills, California, and is currently video and social media manager for his church's Facebook page and YouTube channel. He is also a contributing columnist to the Orange County Register's South County edition. Aside from cars and the automotive industry, Sanchez's interests include travel, international cuisines, technology and current events. He lives in Laguna Hills with his wife Caren.


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- Josh Lee
- Toronto
- Canada
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How can we build a better educational system?
I've been realizing more and more that our education system is pretty much designed to benefit only the corporations that run this world. I'm talking about the heavy emphasis on maths and sciences and not enough focus on helping the children find their passion by planting dreams in their capable minds.
Personally, I think it would be great if the variety of courses that we are able to take were widened, and if we get passionate teachers that know how to teach and want to teach. What I mean by knowing "how to teach" is if the person is able to get someone else up to their level of knowledge in something they are passionate about, and make it fun in the process! I think that defines a great teacher/professor, in any subject. That way, we'll be able to have a much more intelligent generation full of happy people who are doing what they want to do and are great at it! Ultimately that would benefit all of us as a species.
I know it may sound very ideal, but with time I think it is definitely possible.
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James Zhang 30+Jul 26 2012: What needs to be done is we need to try to bring out their curiosity. And to do this, we need effective communication. Basically we need to speak their language.
So how do we do this?
Better Teachers: raise teacher salary. There are a lot of people who want to be teachers but they think teachers' salaries suck so they don't. Improve the education of teachers on how to teach. Universities do that.
Better Tools: Youtube, KhanAcademy, Internet, Facebook, Google+, TED, Coursera, etc. Because the demand for better education is high, there is now a demand for making better tools for teaching too, so we'll see better tools to come...
Josh LeeJul 27 2012: I have a very similar view on this subject. While I don't think raising their salary will do the job, I think having a course on how to teach effectively (aka communication 101) will adversely affect the effectiveness of education, depending on who's teaching it.
Speaking of educational tools, I've always been a fan of video games (for a major part of my life) and I don't discount the fact that games are the most concentrated form of media (sound, visual, interaction, story, etc) and I think we can utilize this potential and make games fun to play and educational, perhaps even productive. It would be a stark contrast between dry and boring textbooks against fun and exciting educational games.
James Zhang 30+Jul 27 2012: There's a lot of research going on with game theory and trying to make it educational right now. A really cool one I found a while ago is DragonBox, which is a game that tries to teach kids algebra: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6Np4Eb0Ff0
I think raising the salary may help in the long run, not immediately. Raising the salary will increase the demand for smarter guys to teach. The smarter guys will have competition with the preexisting teachers, and usually it's the better ones that stay while the worse ones get kicked out. Once the demand is created, universities may start demanding a new course on new ways of teaching.
Or just creating an entirely new system altogether for teaching could be it too. Like online courses perhaps.
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Our dining table, just a few steps up from the living room, seats 6 comfortably and doubles as a game center. Break out the cards, put on some good music, and enjoy! This table is also a good place to set up your laptop or other electronics. You have free wireless Internet at Our House, so you can always stay as connected as you want to be.
The one thing our table isn't used for very often is meals, and that's because the balcony is the dining spot of choice every time! Running nearly the entire length of the townhouse, the balcony overlooks the lake, offering sweeping views in several directions. There's plenty of space out here for casual dining as well as seating, and it's a lovely place to watch the sun rise. Slip out with that first cup of coffee in the morning and enjoy the cool sea-tinged breeze. Count the stars at midnight. Accessible from several rooms, it's the showplace of Our House, and you're going to love it!
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The second bedroom is sun-washed as well, with 2 twin beds and plenty of storage space. Plenty of room to make yourself at home!
You'll find everything you need for your stay waiting for you here at Our House. We provide all the linens, blankets, pillows, and towels for the townhouse, so you don't need to worry about packing "spares" or running out to the store to pick up something at the last minute. Our washer and dryer are at your disposal at Our House, so you can pack light, too! We try to anticipate everything a guest could want, so you'll find the kitchen loaded with dishes, utensils, and gadgets. We want you to have a great time here!
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We have the most beautiful Russian Blue kittens for adoption. 3 boys and 1 girl. Also 1 calico girl. Russian Blue are known for being super intelligent and also hypo-allergenic! Two of the Russian Blue boys (orange and yellow neck collars) are inseparable, snuggle, hug and ...
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Dear Parents and Prospective Students:
It brings me great joy to introduce Belmont Abbey College to you.
In coming to a college founded by Benedictine monks over 135 years ago, you would be part of a long tradition of learning and holiness that I hope you will make your own. Blessed John Henry Newman captured the essence of our college in these words: "It is all, and does all, which is implied in the name of home. Youths, who have left the paternal roof, and traveled some hundred miles for the acquisition of knowledge, find an 'altera Troja' and 'simulata Pergama' at the end of their journey and in their place of temporary sojourn.
"…Moreover, it [the College] is the shrine of our best affections, the bosom of our fondest recollections, a spell upon our after life, a stay for world-weary mind and soul, wherever we are cast, till the end comes. Such are the attributes or offices of home, and like these, in one or other sense and measure, are the attributes and offices of a college in a University." It is in a home, such as this, that a student can fully experience the blessing of a liberal arts education.
I don't believe in accidents. I believe in Divine Providence. If you're reading my words right now, it's no accident. God is calling you to look and discern and pray and to say, "Maybe I'm supposed to be here. Maybe I'm supposed to be contributing in some way to what God is calling this place to be!" And I'm hoping that you're going to come and join us!
I look forward to personally welcoming you to our beautiful campus sometime soon.
Sincerely in Christ,
Dr. William K. Thierfelder
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The Office of Career Services and Internships (OCSI) at Belmont Abbey College serves students, alumni, faculty, and staff, enabling them to cultivate the skills and attitudes that will help them to develop professionally and find good jobs. OCSI provides an impressive array of internship opportunities to ensure that our students are able to apply the lessons from the classroom to everyday work experiences. The Office coordinates about 165 internships each year, which include placement for Theology majors in local Catholic parish ministry and with the diocesan newspaper, the Charlotte Catholic News & Herald. The Office of Career Services and Internships also offers the opportunity to participate in mock interviews and in on-campus job interviews with employers, as well as an annual career and graduate school fair. Information on full-time and part-time jobs and current internship opportunities is available at: email@example.com | 704-461-6873..
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By coming to a college begun by Benedictine monks – an order founded by St. Benedict 1,500 years ago – you will become part of a long tradition guided by the Benedictine charism of hospitality.
In the fall of 2013, Belmont Abbey took a bold step to make an authentically Catholic education more accessible: we reset tuition from $27,622 down to $18,500, and have frozen tuition at these same rates for the 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 academic years. This is part of the Abbey's proactive effort to counter the trend of ever increasing tuition rates across the country. Belmont Abbey College remains steadfast in its commitment to providing an outstanding, affordable education to students, while remaining focused on the most important aspect of learning: the powerful relationship between student and professor.
In addition to the lower price, the College provides many scholarship opportunities that will further make a great education accessible for students and their families. If you are strong academically, and are interested in a program inspired by Pope John Paul II, you may want to apply for an Honors Fellowship. If you have the courage of moral conviction and consider yourself a Renaissance Man or Woman, you may be interested in the Saint Thomas More Scholarship. If you are interested in becoming a Catholic leader, you may be eligible for a Felix Hintemeyer Catholic Leadership Scholarship. If you are talented in drama, you may be a "natural" for our Abbey Players Award in Theatre Scholarship. If you are athletically gifted, you may be eligible for an athletic grant.
We also offer many other generous merit packages. More than 90 percent of our students receive financial aid.
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In 1876, Benedictine monks planted their roots in North Carolina, which was then the nation's least Catholic state, and built the first and only abbey cathedral in the history of the United States. Partially as a result of the monks' efforts and example, Roman Catholics are today the largest Christian body in the neighboring city of Charlotte.
The monks' faith and perseverance remain evident at Belmont Abbey College, which is under the direct ownership of the Benedictine monastery. Today the College enjoys a dramatic increase in enrollment, an outstanding faculty, a quality core curriculum, and a national reputation for tenacity on behalf of Catholic principles.
In recent years, Belmont Abbey has championed religious freedom in disputes with the federal government. When the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ruled that the College had to include coverage for contraception in its employee health insurance plan, the College's leaders refused to compromise the College's Catholic mission. In 2011, the College was the first of many religious organizations to sue the Obama administration over its health insurance mandate affecting both employees and students. President Bill Thierfelder has testified before Congress on religious freedom concerns.
The leadership of Abbot Placid Solari, O.S.B., and Dr. Thierfelder has been inspiring. Abbot Solari has led the monastery since 1999 and is a former president and dean of the College. Dr. Thierfelder has been president since 2004, bringing a wide range of experiences as a businessman, sports psychologist, former college All-American high jumper, and Olympian.
"As a small community, we have an intentional focus of trying to have monks directly involved in the College," said Abbot Solari. "The presence of the monks in the school is the best way to impart the image we want for the College."
Belmont Abbey provides a strong witness to the Catholic faith, even though only about half the faculty are Catholic. The remainder are primarily Protestant and Evangelical Christians, as are a significant minority of students. The president and all the vice presidents are practicing Catholics.
The curriculum, policies, and leadership are all clearly directed toward a serious and authentically Catholic education. The recently revised core curriculum offers a thorough grounding in the liberal arts and Western thought. Campus life features frequent opportunities for the sacraments and prayer, single-sex residences, and a variety of activities including NCAA Division II athletics.
Somewhat more than half (888) of the Abbey's students are of traditional college age; the rest are adults taking evening and weekend classes.
For traditional students, a new core curriculum was introduced in 2011, with heavy emphasis on the liberal arts, the Catholic intellectual tradition, and Western thought. Of the 120 credit hours required for graduation, 53 are in the core curriculum. Students become acclimated to Benedictine values through a First-Year Symposium and take required courses in rhetoric, logic, grammar, and writing; Western civilization; literary classics; political philosophy; scripture study; and theology.
Theology faculty members have received, or applied to, the local bishop for the
, as is required by college policy, and the courses provide sound Catholic theology.
Belmont Abbey offers 14 majors, a balance between liberal arts and career-oriented programs. More than half the full-time students concentrate in business or education. Sports management is also a very popular major, in part because of the nearby NASCAR headquarters. The College has a reputation for its strong biology department, which has a 100 percent placement rate for graduates into medical, dental, and veterinary schools.
The Honors Institute has an emphasis on Great Books. In addition to the 15-course program, Honors students have the opportunity to attend an array of extracurricular lectures and programs, are eligible for generous grants, and travel to Rome during the summer between their junior and senior years.
The College also features the Felix Hintemeyer Catholic Leadership Program, which selects students who have earned exceptional academic records, a strong involvement in parish or Church activities, and evidence strong leadership qualities. Those selected receive a generous grant and travel to Rome in the summer after their junior year.
The Saint Thomas More Scholarship program provides scholars with a series of seminars, two public lectures, several social events each year, and an opportunity for a values-oriented internship.
Spiritual Life
Spiritual life at Belmont Abbey is centered at the historic Abbey Basilica of Mary, Help of Christians, constructed with financial support from St. Katharine Drexel. The brick structure features Bavarian painted-glass windows. A granite platform where slaves were once sold has been carved out as a baptismal font, with a plaque that reads: "Upon this rock, men once were sold into slavery. Now upon this rock, through the waters of baptism, men become free children of God."
Three Masses are celebrated each weekend. Sunday Mass at 7 p.m. features student-led readings and reverent praise and worship music. The monastic community's Mass is celebrated at 5 p.m. on weekdays when school is in session and 11 a.m. daily during school breaks. Confession is offered 30 minutes before each weekday Mass and weekdays in the campus ministry facility. Students can join the monks for the Divine Office prayers of Vigils, Lauds, Midday Prayer, and evening sung Vespers.
The Blessed Sacrament is exposed 15 hours a day in the St. Joseph Adoration Chapel. Regarding the chapel's construction in 2008, Dr. Thierfelder told
The Catholic News & Herald
, "I wanted this to be the first thing that we broke ground on, because I thought that it communicated, more powerfully than I possibly could, what we actually value and what we think is at the core and root of Belmont Abbey College." Mass is celebrated every Tuesday morning in the chapel. The chapel is also used frequently by student groups for various purposes, including weekly praise and worship on Wednesday nights and communal prayer by the men's and women's households.
A Lourdes Grotto in the center of campus was dedicated in 1891 and has been given special status as a Pilgrimage Shrine for religious vocations. There is a special program of prayer at the Shrine each May.
There are many other opportunities for spiritual enrichment: "United by Praise" nights of praise and worship, Confession and Adoration; Rosary in the Grotto; breakfast reflections on the Rule of St. Benedict and daily life led by Abbey faculty and staff; mountain retreats with Abbot Placid; men's and women's households; and student-led off-campus retreats. A team of four missionaries from the Fellowship of Catholic University Students (FOCUS) provide mentoring and discipleship training and teach students to lead weekly Bible studies, which currently include about 100 students. Each year, Campus Ministry organizes a trip to the National March for Life in Washington, D.C.
Despite a substantial number of non-Catholic students, ministry activities are distinctly Catholic. For those who are not Catholic, the College provides an active R.C.I.A. program.
Residential Life
With the addition of two new residence halls in 2013, campus housing accommodates about 732 students in single-gender buildings. Overnight visitation by members of the opposite sex is prohibited. Students over 21 are allowed to possess and drink alcohol in moderation in the apartments for upper-class students, but only if no person under the age of 21 is present. Students under the age of 21 are not allowed to drink alcohol or even be in the presence of alcohol.
The "household" system was introduced to the College more than a decade ago, which enables students to form voluntary
associations of residents to socialize and encourage spiritual growth. At present there are two households, one for men and another for women.
The residence halls recently underwent a major renovation, bringing wireless Internet access, electrical upgrades and new lighting, heating and air conditioning. In 2012, the College completed a 13,000-square foot, state-of-the-art dining center, doubling the serving capacity and enabling continuous service throughout the day. The former dining hall has been converted into a new 24-hour Student Center. Student mailboxes and the campus post office are also located there. The Student Center is located in the midst of the residence halls and only 50 feet from freshman residences. Students also enjoy Holy Grounds Coffee Shop and Cafe, which has a piano and large-screen television, and The Catholic Shoppe, a religious book and goods store on campus.
The town of Belmont is quaint, with several boutiques, restaurants and shops and an old-fashioned hardware store—but also many new restaurants and retail businesses. Belmont is 10 minutes west of Charlotte, which offers numerous activities and events. The Residence Life office often makes tickets available for concerts, sporting events, and theater. Charlotte is home to some of the nation's largest banks and several museums, as well as NASCAR, the NFL, NBA, and the U.S. National Whitewater Olympic Training Center.
Students have access to a Wellness Center for routine medical issues. Gaston Memorial Hospital is located about eight miles west of the campus.
The Charlotte Douglas International Airport is an easy 10-minute drive from Belmont and is a major hub for U.S. Airways.
Student Activities
Students have access to about 30 student clubs and organizations. There is a student-run newspaper,
The Crusader
, and a literary magazine,
. The 129-year-old Abbey Players perform in the College's historic Haid Theater and may be eligible for the Father John Oetgen, O.S.B., Excellence in Theatre Scholarship. Three sororities and two fraternities are also available. Greek life is committed to community service and the mission of the College, organized according to the Benedictine Hallmarks, and involved with FOCUS Bible study.
One popular student group is Crusaders for Life. Members help support the work of the maternity home, Room at the Inn; pray two Saturdays a month at a Charlotte abortion business; and organize and travel in buses to the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C.
Students enjoy concerts sponsored by the Arts at the Abbey series while earning "cultural events credits." Belmont Abbey encourages all students to attend several cultural events each year.
Among the options available for community service are working with maternity homes or crisis pregnancy centers, helping needy and homeless people in the area, teaching religion to young people at local parishes, and mentoring and coaching at local schools.
President Thierfelder takes sports seriously, and the athletic director works directly under his supervision.
"I believe sport is a means of developing virtue," says Dr. Thierfelder. "The athletic director's role is to make certain that sports and a virtuous life are fully integrated in the athletic department."
Belmont Abbey has 21 sports teams—19 varsity and two junior varsity. Of these, 11 men's and nine women's teams compete in NCAA Division II through the 12-team Conference Carolinas. The sports teams have enjoyed great success, at both the regional and national levels. There is an active intramural sports program.
The College's athletic facilities include a fitness center, a basketball court, a wrestling area with mats, a baseball stadium, and a softball, baseball, lacrosse, and soccer field. In addition to these amenities, students have free access to the Belmont YMCA facility, which features a weight room, cardio machines, basketball courts, a pool, and exercise classes. In 2012, a new fitness center was opened which everyone associated with the College can use six to eight hours a day. Soccer, baseball, and softball fields are available on-campus. At the nearby U.S. National Whitewater Center and Olympic Training Center, students take advantage of the public park's custom-made whitewater river.
The Bottom Line
Belmont Abbey College is a growing institution that has set an exciting course. After more than a century of providing a liberal arts education to students in the region, many of them not Catholic, the College is attracting Catholic students from around the country, highlighting its religious identity and educational mission.
"The campus is 130 years old," a student commented. "It has a stability from the monks, yet there's an excitement of growth. The College still feels young."
And Belmont Abbey's Catholic identity has a unique quality, since the College is a bastion of Benedictine spirituality in a largely Protestant region of the country. It is a college that offers much to Catholic students who choose to live out their faith, just as Belmont Abbey has chosen to live out its Catholic mission and Benedictine charism with resolve and enthusiasm.
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OBXer......... finally got up to the Epsom area this morning and took some pics to add to the site. While I was there I went by the Liberty Cemetery to find a great aunt and see the above stone which belongs to my mother's great uncle. I gathered the GPS location on all stones to add to the sites I am maintaining. This is the info for the above if you wish to add it to this site.
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Hi Marko, is there any update to this?
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Hi Marko, is there any update to this?
I will ship out blocks and mag strips (was out of wall mounting screws, had to get some today) tomorrow. There were one maple and five walnut blocks available, so the maple block will go to whoever expressed interest first via pm or in the thread.
I will get the last maple then
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Devin Hester's future? Here is what I know about the free agent to be:
Devin Hester's future? Here is what I know about the free agent to be:
It is starting to look like Hester has brought back his last kick for the Bears. Hester's contract is up, and some suspect he is headed for a reunion with Lovie Smith in Tampa. At 31, Hester is not the player he was, but he still is one of the league's better return men. Last season Hester was exclusively a return man, and some teams prefer not to allocate a big chunk of the salary cap to a player who does not contribute to offense or defense. Given all the needs the Bears have, it is likely they will look for a return man who also plays offense or defense. More at BR NFL notes. http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1960617-bountygate-coach-gregg-williams-a-good-fit-with-rams-and-head-coach-jeff-fisher
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I own a lot of fountain pens, including a Parker Centennial Duofold two a few 1980's era Rotrings, a Conklin, and an inexpensive Lamy. The Ohto Dude was a really great surprise. It always writes, even if it has been capped for three weeks. It is perfectly balanced in my hand. I never find ink on my hands after I have handled it. The body is tough— I am not gentle with $25 pens, but this one still looks like it is out of the box. This is my go to, everyday, no big deal if I lose it, always reliable pen. I use bottled ink. My grandkids will have— and use— this pen if I do not lose it and the culture has not completely lost the satisfying feel of a nib traveling down a piece of paper turning thoughts into memories.


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Join the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute as it celebrates its 19th Annual Partners events, a signature fundraiser honoring outstanding philanthropists who support Karmanos' exceptional cancer care and innovative research. This year's honorees are Julie and Bob Skandalaris. The Partners Golf Classic will take place Monday, Aug. 27, at Franklin Hills Country Club. The Partners Night, which will be a Tailgate theme, will take place Saturday, Oct. 6, at Somerset Collection, South.
The Partners Golf Classic will include a competitive golf scramble, lunch, refreshments and an awards dinner. The Partners Night will have a Tailgate theme and guests can show their team spirit by sporting their favorite team or game-day apparel. There will be a strolling dinner of favorite game-day foods, a brief program, an exciting auction and raffle, topped with live entertainment and dancing.
Partners Executive Committee Co-Chairs are Michelle Mio and David Thewes; Partners Golf Classic Co-Chairs are Brian Eisenberg and J.J. Modell; and Partners Night Co-Chairs are Carol Ritchie and Jill Schumacher.
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A pedestrian was hit at Market Street and 10th on Thursday.
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As best I can remember, I was switched with "tree branches" in at least five different Southern states when I was growing up. These seemingly endless and quite deliberate incidents of corporal punishment were not just doled out by my parents but others got into the act -- my grandmother, my aunts and or whoever else felt I deserved a whacking. There were even some notable African-American ... (click for more)
The Chattanooga Mocs men's golf team finished 10th at the Tar Heel Intercollegiate today. The Mocs shot 871 over their 54 holes to end up ahead of Charlotte and Mercer in 11th and 12th, respectively. "We're not pleased with this finish, but we are making progress," said coach Mark Guhne. "We just didn't get the low round on the second or third day. If we get that low round, we ... (click for more)
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga freshman keeper Hannah Dunn (Cookeville, Tenn.) made 16 saves in the Mocs 6-0 loss to Vanderbilt Sunday afternoon at the Vanderbilt Soccer/Lacrosse Complex. "Hannah was amazing," UTC head coach J.D. Kyzer "There may have been just one or two shots that came right to her, but every other one she had to make the save and she showed up big." ... (click for more)


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A promise is a promise (albeit a slightly broken one, this should have been on Tuesday – but these pixels are so glorious we sure hope that you will forgive us).
We have part two of Raquel and Miguel's wedding. Words really aren't needed as the stunning images say everything that needs to be said. But, these images really make our soul sing. a sweet couple and the mood and emotion is overwhelmingly evident in each picture. And we wish them a very happy and long ever after.
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If you've had a peek at the magazine you may be acquainted with this gorgeous couple already – if not then welcome to the wedding of Raquel and Miguel from the lense of Quem Casa Quer Fotos
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Too much and too beautiful to only be for a single day so get ready for a two hearts in two part session and we'll see you with the rest of the this beautiful day, tomorrow. So, you luxuriate in these here pixels and we'll reconvene tomorrow for the rest!
We gave you the gorgeousness of part 1.0 by Anne Claire Brun yesterday, and a promise is a promise time for you to hear the Bride's story and see more, so time for Célina to takeover this here blog:
My name is Célina. I'm 31 (well, almost 32) years old and I work for a French cosmetics laboratory. I'm a really good cook, I love travelling, flowers and I have been dreaming about my wedding since I was a little girl. Now I can finally say that I am a Mrs.!
Edouard is a Stylist (hence the buttons in the decoration + my necklace :). He loves baking. His specialty? French Apricot Pie. He listens to Daft Punk, loves movies from Jacques Tati and Alfred Hitchcock. He was dreaming of a wedding that would feel like a fair. We met at a wedding on July 3rd 2010. It was our wonderful friend Lucile's wedding and I have to say that for that alone, weddings are great!
We were both witnesses but we didn't know each other before that. Both single, the bride was thoughtful enough to sit us at the same table and make us partners for the release of lanterns… We had to stay together a lot that day He was very quiet and secretive. It made me want to know him better so I kept teasing him. At night, he invited me to dance and the magic did the rest…
After that, we never left each other. We moved together after two months and were talking wedding after six. Three years later, here we are: finally married.
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Well, it is real wedding shutter candy o'clock (real wedding always seems a bit of a weird way to word a segment – do we need to stipulate it really is a wedding? Although fake weddings tend to include mid nuptial raids and Border Police, but we won't take there, whoops too late we did).
Although we are not responsible for border control we would like to arrest you eyes for a few, and get you to indulge your lovely eyes in the wedding of a lovely couple. Today's couple that you are about to meet and greet are Célina and Edouard and their fantabulous wedding shot by Anne Claire Brun; that took place in a breath stealing and jaw dropping venue.
The "Couvent des Carmes" (Convent of Carmes) in France is a medieval site built during the 14th century. It offers a large yard from which you can see fields and hills around (the Vercors'valley). It's truly beautiful.
Not only was the location amazing, but what the bride and groom created felt like a garden party. An Alice in Wonderland inspired "cocktail" hour transformed into a yummy buffet during which everyone had fun.
Since we are all about the two part shutter stories, you gorgeous lot can get stuck into part one and the rest will greet you in Kiefer, see you for more loveliness in 24! (and we'll have some Bride Story to go with the second part too!)See Some More Post a comment (0)


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Come Out & Play 2013 is a free annual festival of public street games bringing city-sized fun to San Francisco on November 9-10, 2013.
Think urban spy games, giant capture the flag games, as well as brand new creations and iterations like Capture the Tag, Mime Boxing, Batonk, Monster Stomp (players roleplay as monsters destroying a foam city) and tons more.
Free, but you must RSVP and fill out an online waiver to get in on the fun.
Games on Saturday, November 9 are held at Everett Middle School culminating in the fourth annual Journey to the End of the Night. Then, come back to the Mission Recreational Center on November 10 for a day of family friendly games fun for all ages.
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Games on Saturday, November 9, 2013 | 11 am to 7 pm
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Iraq: Hospital fire kills at least 12; Seven, including US soldier, die in blasts, shooting
Three teachers from an oil technical college and a mother and daughter were killed in a pair of roadside bombings around the refinery town of Baiji north of Baghdad, police said Sunday, while an Iraq soldier was also killed in an ambush east of Tikrit.
One American soldier was killed in a firefight Saturday in the northern city of Mosul.
Meanwhile, fire swept through the general hospital in the southern Iraqi city of Nasiriyah early Sunday, killing at least 12 people and wounding up to 100, the fire department said.
The blaze at the Nasiriyah General Hospital was believed to have been caused by an electrical fault, the fire department said. The injured were transferred to another hospital in the city, located about 200 miles southeast of Baghdad.
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Much to my surprise, I received a threat from Sony Online Entertainment today. I haven't had an account on either Star Wars Galaxies or Everquest II in ages, so why they're still trying to piss me off is beyond me. But we're talking about Sony here. They hated me when I was giving them money. […]
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Star Wars Galaxies. I trained level 4 flamethrower under Commando last night. I ground just shy of 800k heavy weapons xp yesterday (about 600k on the stormtroopers in Kor Vella. I'm glad I finished branch line out. I'm planning to help Mara get "glowy" when we go home, and this makes Mesu a lot more […]
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Book Review: Stanley Cavell. Disowning Knowledge in Seven Plays by Shakespeare. Updated edition. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2003.
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"A woman's du'a for her future husband ♥
O God! Please grant me the one
Who will be the garment for my soul
Who will satisfy half of my deen
And in doing so make me whole
Make him righteous and on your path
In all he'll do and say
And sprinkle water on me at Fajr
Reminding me to pray
May he earn from halal sources
And spend within his means
May he seek God's guidance always
To fulfill all his dreams
May he always refer to Qur'an
and the Sunnah as his moral guide
May he thank and appreciate God
For the woman at his side
May he be conscious of his anger
And often fast and pray
Be charitable and sensitive
In every possible way
May he honor and protect me
And guide me in this life
And please God! Make me worthy
to be his loving wife
And finally, O God!
Make him abundant in love and laughter
In taqwa and sincerity
In striving for the hereafter!
May God grant all sisters with such husbands… Ameen ya rab! :) ♥
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Alternate Unofficial Names: Freases Store, Milton.
Wilmot is an incorporated place (Class Code P1) located in Stark County at latitude 40.6559 and longitude -81.6321. (Wilmot Panoramio Photos). The elevation is 1,027 feet. Wilmot appears on the Wilmot U.S. Geological Survey Map. Stark County is in the Eastern time zone (GMT -5). Observes DST? Yes. Current Time. | Wilmot, OH ZIP Code Maps | Wilmot local area photos
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My name is Marcy and I'm a graduate student. I enjoy watching documentaries and am currently working on my own documentary film. I am looking to meet new friends who share this interest!
I love seeing movies outdoors, in a park. But in truth, I watch many documentaries on Netflix on my iPad.
Spike Jonze's documentary on Maurice Sendak, "Tell Them Anything You Want."
That's hard. Most anything from John Hughes, I would say. I grew up watching those with my older sister so they hold some sentimental value.
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Hello Marcy...Hope you are doing well! thank you for joining WATER. I am excited to meet with you at our first upcoming meetup this Friday (05-10) at 9:00am. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks. Yesha
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You're invited to join the Chicago Polyamory* Community for our monthly discussion on non-monogamous relationships.
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Hi there... How has 2012 been treating you? :-)
Look forward to meeting you, Marcy and hearing your ideas!
Hope to see you at our next event.
Welcome aboard see u the next event.
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I was nice meeting you today and look forward to seeing you soon! I hope you had a fun time and see you soon
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We are so excited to have sent out our Winter 2014/15 brochure. If you have not received one of them and would like to, please contact us and we will put one in the post!
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us and an intimate knowledge of Klosters you could be in no better hands. James and Sarah Palmer-Tomkinson, founders and directors of PT Ski, personally oversee all aspects of their guests' holidays from start to finish. Whether for 1 week, a long weekend or something longer we will arrange an unforgettable Klosters ski holiday
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The museum also possesses a valuable collection donated by Dr T.T. TSUI, Chairman of The Tsui Art Foundation, the highly prized treasures of which include antique Chinese ceramics, pottery sculptures, bronzes, stone carvings, jadeware, lacquerware, furniture and distinctive Tibetan artefacts. Through the display of these works of art, the public can appreciate the extraordinary diversity and achievement of Chinese arts and crafts as well as enhance their understanding of China's history and culture.
Entertainers with painted decorationTang dynasty (618-907)
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Figures 9-12 (H) cm
Donation of The Tsui Art Foundation
Gilt-copper statue of Bodhisattvaca.18th to 19th Century
Avalokitesvara (Guanyin)
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Donation of The Tsui Art Foundation