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Napa Racing Kingman Street Drags VII
Route 66 Wings and Wheels Inc. is proud to bring the "Napa Racing Kingman Street Drags VII" to Kingman. Kingman's premier event will once again be located in Down Town Kingman. We will have true side by side drag racing. Come as a spectator or come just to watch but the key is for everyone to come have fun. What has become the "Largest Legal Street Drags in the World" will live up to its reputation.


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New Research Backs Early HIV Therapy
April 29, 2009 -- Starting HIV treatment earlier greatly improves survival, researchers report in this week's New England Journal of Medicine.
The finding is likely to spark a new debate over the benefits and drawbacks of early HIV therapy vs. deferred treatment.
Since the introduction of the first antiretroviral therapy more than 20 years ago, the optimal time to begin HIV treatment has been a matter of great controversy. Recommendations have wavered between an aggressive early therapy and a more cautious approach.
Proponents argue that antiretroviral drugs greatly benefit patients, and newer ones are safer and more effective than ever and do not need to be taken as often as in the past. Opponents say long-term use of such medicines can cause serious toxic effects on the heart, kidney, liver, and other parts of the body. It may also lead to drug resistance.
Many doctors recommend starting therapy in patients without symptoms when the level of CD4+ cells, a type of white blood cell, drops below 350 cells per cubic millimeter. CD4+ cells, also known as T-4 or T-helper cells, are produced by the body's immune system. They normally help fight infections. However, HIV damages the body's immune system; the number of CD4+ cells in the body drops as an HIV infection gets worse.
Comparing Early Treatment to Delayed Treatment
Until now, well-controlled studies comparing early treatment to deferred treatment have been lacking. For the current study, Mari M. Kitahata, MD, of the University of Washington Medical Center in Seattle, evaluated more than 17,000 HIV-positive patients who had never received treatment and grouped them according to their CD4+ counts at baseline:
- Those with a CD4+ count of 351 to 500 cells
- Those with a CD4+ count of more than 500 cells
The team further divided the groups into two subcategories and compared their risk of death:
- Early-therapy group: Treatment began before the CD4+ count dropped below 350. Patients in this group were mostly white men and slightly older than those in the other group.
- Deferred-therapy group: Patients waited to start treatment until their CD4+ counts dropped below 350.
The combined analysis revealed that starting HIV treatment earlier significantly decreased the patient's risk for death.
In patients with an initial CD4+ count of 351-500 cells:
- A patient's risk for death increased by 69% when treatment was delayed until the count dropped below 350.
In patients who initially had a CD4+ count greater than 500:
- Deferring treatment until the count fell below 500 increased the risk of death by 94%.
The risk for death remained consistent even when excluding those with a history of injection-drug use, a habit that is associated with higher rates of death, treatment deferral, and noncompliance to therapy. Older age was an independent risk factor for death. Most deaths were due to non-AIDS-related causes, including kidney disease, heart disease, liver disease, and cancer.
In an accompanying editorial, Boston-based doctors Paul E. Sax, MD, and Lindsey R. Baden, MD, urge caution at interpreting the study results, adding that it "does not provide definitive proof that we should be starting antiretroviral therapy in all patients with HIV infection." They agree, however, that evidence supporting earlier initiation of therapy continues to increase.

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Challenge your loved one to a head-to-head Valentine's race and find out who gets bragging rights for the next year! Skiers and riders of all levels are welcome to participate in this fun race at our Epic Mix Race Venue and the first 150 that finish will receive a special Valentine's Day commemorative pin. 50% of all race fees collected both days will be donated to the Tahoe SAFE Alliance.
Dates: Thursday, February 14 & Saturday, February 16, 2013
Time: 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Location: Cupid's Course at the Epic Mix Race Venue on Upper Main Street
Epic Mix Race Fees: $8.00 for your first time; $4.00 every run after
Also, the ouple who races the most each day (thus donating the most money) will receive a gift card to the Tavern 6330' located in the Village at Northstar.
Looking for something to satisfy your sweet tooth? On February 14 & 16, the Tavern 6330' will also be donating 20% of all dessert sales both days to the Tahoe SAFE Alliance.


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My highly tentative schedule can be found here: http://cstoneschedule.com/trisarahtoops
The scheduled Tumblr meet-up will be Tuesday, the 3rd at 11:30 AM at the Chelsea Gallery Stage!
So, who am I seeing and hugging?
My name is Sarah Beth. Too old for tumblr. Mostly reblogs.
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My highly tentative schedule can be found here: http://cstoneschedule.com/trisarahtoops
The scheduled Tumblr meet-up will be Tuesday, the 3rd at 11:30 AM at the Chelsea Gallery Stage!
So, who am I seeing and hugging?
I've not heard if Cornerstone Festival will be having any fireworks or celebrations on the 4th of July, but you can join the festivities in Bushnell on Tuesday, July 3rd at 9:00pm. According to the town's community calendar, there will be a fireworks display and food until 9:30pm.
I legit love fireworks and desire a man to cuddle with while watching them. Who is in? Anyone? Bueller?
(Source: bushnell.illinois.gov)
The Anchor Stage - Cornerstone Festival 2009 (photo by trisarahtoops)
(photo by trisarahtoops)
Holy crap. Three weeks! (And when I saw the photo credit, I was like "really?… OH YEAH.")
I can't find a picture from 2005 & 2009 that shows the whole group, but here is Cornerstone over the years.
This is what makes it worth it!
Cornerstone Festival has transformed my life in so many ways. My first year attending in 2005 introduced me to some of my best friends that I can't begin to fathom life without… Subsequently, in 2009, after spending 5 Cornerstones with these people I moved halfway across the country to live with one of those friends (which then turned into living with 2 of those friends and now means living in a town with 6 individuals that I met at Cornerstone over the years). Since 2009, I have used Cornerstone as a means to see my family and friends from back home and continue growing the family that I gained while at the fest.
I can't imagine summer without thinking of those circus tents, late nights with The Chariot flailing on a stage, fireflies in the cornfields, trips to the Macomb Wal-Mart, and promising myself that "Next year, I'll play Cornerstone."
Words fail me. But I'm so fortunate to be attending the 28th and final year of Cornerstone. I hope to see you there.
From Cornerstone Festival, via email:
May 15, 2012
Dear Cornerstone Festival Family:
We are so grateful to have been able to share with you the gift that has been Cornerstone Festival all these years. Our annual gathering in this truly special community has shaped and illuminated our journeys together and apart, beginning in 1984, when the first Cornerstone drew 5000 people to a small fairgrounds outside Chicago. Through our peak years in the 90s when tens of thousands celebrated this festival's amazing unity-in-diversity amid the Midwestern countryside, to more recent belt-tightening days, we've traveled our ups and downs together in a way that will be a part of our lives forever.
In 2012, we'll be celebrating one final Cornerstone Festival together. Based on a range of factors – including changes in the market and a difficult economy – the timing seems right. This was obviously a hard decision, wrestled with over years and particularly over recent months. But with the decision made, we have the opportunity to come together one last time and bring to a happy, grateful – if tearful – close to this chapter of our lives.
Given this change, we'll be making some adjustments to the lineup and schedule in the days ahead. Without giving too much away, we can say that we'd like to make this a special gathering to remember, to share stories and encourage one another with the vision of Cornerstone in ways that look back and ahead toward new things God is doing. Along with activities like art workshops, kids' programs, seminars, games, movies – and MUSIC, of course – Cornerstone 2012 promises to be a time of thankful reflection and sharing among people who've walked this significant part of their life's journey together.
Keep checking our website and Facebook page for changes and latest information.
Most of you know that Cornerstone Festival grew out of a labor of love from our church and community, Jesus People USA. The festival emerged from JPUSA's Cornerstone magazine and Resurrection Band. Our community continues to operate one of Chicago's largest homeless shelters, also bearing the name Cornerstone. We remain confident in God's faithfulness and grace to lead us on to new chapters in our ongoing journey.
Thanks again to everyone who's been a part of this amazing journey with us! What a privilege it's been. Most of all, thanks to Jesus: the stone rejected that became the true Cornerstone. Amen!
We look forward with mixed sadness and joy to seeing you all this summer, one last time on our Bushnell campground, for a very special Cornerstone Festival 2012.
In His grace,
Pastoral Team, Jesus People USA – Evangelical Covenant Church
and The Cornerstone Festival Staff,
Genesis Winter & Scott Stahnke, directors
My heart just sank so deep… =[
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Also!Until May 14th, you can get a backstage pass to one show of your choice with a ticket? OR you can buy a backstage pass for $20!
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Of the hundreds of thousands of parents who have settled the battle of homeschool vs. public school by choosing the former, nearly three-fourths cite dissatisfaction with the American school system as their reason. Specifically, some balk at the low test scores of public school kids, while others object to the curriculum or the way it's taught. But is homeschooling better, really? In their efforts to provide their kids the best possible education, parents may be overlooking some significant cons of homeschooling.
For many, home schooling is a poor choice because the parents fail to provide an atmosphere that is truly conducive to learning. Parents do not take into consideration the irreversible injustice they can place upon their children. There are significant disadvantages of home schooling that outweigh the benefits. After having direct contact with five people who have been home schooled, I have been able to identify some serious disadvantages to home schooling. And after consulting with employers, public and private school teachers, college instructors, church leaders and a host of other professionals, I found that my findings are not uncommon.
Some of the most significant disadvantages to home schooling are cost, time, parents' inability to instruct, lack of contact with other children (learning how to socialize), interpersonal skills, communication skills and being overprotected from the real world.
One disadvantage is the financial burden or hardship it can impose upon a family. It is the responsibility of the parents to purchase the curriculum needed for home schooling where the public school provides it at no charge.
This means parents must purchase books, materials, computer software and other resources in order to teach the lessons. Parents must fund all field trips, outings or special activities. One informal survey of homeschooling parents in the San Francisco Bay area found the average cost of homeschooling one student was nearly $3,200 per year, and that was in 1995.
And often, one of the parents must give up his or her job to home school. The loss of a second income in a two-income household can be detrimental. This can be a significant disadvantage and it can disrupt the harmony of the home.
Another disadvantage of home schooling is the amount of time it drains from parents who perform the task. Many parents don't realize the time constraints involved with teaching. Teaching can be emotionally and physically draining.
A parent must be motivated and exercise laser focus when instructing. It can be very challenging to create a schedule that the children as well as the parent can follow. It becomes even more challenging when parents try to balance everyday chores with home schooling.
Just like teachers, parents need time to prepare lessons, plan activities, organize and keep the children on task. They must also learn how to balance their time while still being able to maintain the home. It's not easy.
Parents' Inability to Teach Effectively
It has been my finding that a large number of parents are not equipped to be home school instructors. Many parents don't have any formal training, lack discipline, or lack organization skills. Without structure and consistency, children can be easily distracted.
Children should have an area in the home specifically dedicated to schooling. Most of the time, there is not a set routine. In public school, children must report to school at a certain time and their day is mapped out. They are held accountable for their actions.
Lack of Outside Contact
The biggest disadvantage to home schooling is the child's lack of socialization which does not provide them the opportunity to interact with other children. For some children, especially children in early years, this can affect their development of social skills. It can also hamper interpersonal and communication skills. This will result in children feeling isolated, passive, lethargic and alone or ill-equipped to handle situations where interaction is required.
The lack of a counselor, guide or mentor can also be a serious disadvantage. Sometimes, children have issues or concerns that they don't feel comfortable talking to their parents about. In public schools, they provide qualified counselors as a resource for students. Children also have their teachers to talk to and provide support. It is important for children to have someone safe they can confide in when necessary.
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The disclosure comes after a memo was released earlier this week outlining the legality of drone strikes on US citizens, adding heat to the nation's controversial drone strike policy.
WASHINGTON — The United States is operating a secret base out of Saudi Arabia and used it to launch a CIA drone strike in 2011 that killed U.S.-born al-Qaida leader Anwar Al Awlaki, according to a media report.
The Washington Post, in a report on Wednesday, said the Middle East base was set up two years ago as part of U.S. officials effort to ramp up its search for members of the militant group.
Representatives for the CIA declined to comment on the report.
Related: Official says Congress to receive info on drone strikes against Americans
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The disclosure is the latest on the nation's controversial drone strike policy ahead of White House counterterrorism chief John Brennan's Senate confirmation hearing on Thursday over his nomination to become CIA director.
White House officials had asked the newspaper to refrain from revealing the strategic base in the powerful oil nation, citing concerns that the information could undermine the hunt, the Washington Post said in its story.
"The Post learned Tuesday night that another news organization was planning to reveal the location of the base, effectively ending an informal arrangement among several news organizations that had been aware of the location for more than a year," it wrote.
The New York Times' lead story on Wednesday also reported that Brennan worked closely with Saudi Arabia to gain approval to establish a secret drone base there.
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Barry N. Malzberg
|Barry N. Malzberg
|July 24, 1939
|Pen name
|Nathan Herbert, K. M. O'Donnell,
|United States
|Recursive science fiction
Barry Nathaniel Malzberg (born July 24, 1939) is an American writer and editor, most often of science fiction and fantasy.
Malzberg attended Syracuse University from 1956 to 1960. He worked as an investigator for the New York City Department of Welfare from 1961–62, and 1963-64. In 1963 he was employed as a reimbursement agent for the New York State Department of Mental Health. He married Joyce Zelnick in 1964. Initially in his post-graduate work Malzberg sought to establish himself as a playwright as well as a prose-fiction writer. He was awarded a Schubert Foundation Playwriting fellowship from 1964-1965 at Syracuse University. In 1965 he was awarded the Cornelia Ward Creative writing fellowship but he found he was unable to sell his work to any of the literary magazines.[1] In 1965, he had begun working for the Scott Meredith Literary Agency, and would intermittently continue with SMLA through the next several decades, being one of its last caretakers.
His first published story was "The Bed" under the pseudonym "Nathan Herbert" in the men's magazine "Wildcat".[2] His first science fiction sale was "We're Coming Through the Window" in Galaxy, August 1967. He repurposed existing stories for his next science fiction sales. He first found commercial and critical success with publication of his surreal novelette "Final War" in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction under the name K. M. O'Donnell in 1968.
He had been writing erotic novels using the pseudonym "Mel Johnson" but began writing erotic novels under his under his own name in 1968 for Maurice Girodias' Olympia Press.[3] Many of his science short stories and novels in the late 1960s were published under the pseudonym "K. M. O'Donnell", derived from the surnames of Henry Kuttner, C. L. Moore, and their joint pseudonym "Lawrence O'Donnell.[4]
He was an editor at "Escapade", a men's magazine in early 1968. In the latter half of 1968 he edited Amazing Stories and Fantastic science fiction magazines.[5] He was the editor of the Science Writers of America Bulletin in 1969 until he was asked to resign because of a critical editorial he wrote about the NASA space program.[6]
Malzberg's writing style is distinctive, with frequently long, elaborate though carefully constructed sentences and under-use of commas. Most of his science fiction books are short, present-tense narratives concerned exclusively with the consciousness of a single obsessive character. His themes, particularly in the novels Beyond Apollo (1972) and The Falling Astronauts (1971) about the US space exploration programme, include the dehumanisation effects of bureaucracy and technology; his treatment of these themes sometimes exhibits strong resemblances to Kafka, accompanied by Unreliable narrator techniques. In novels like Galaxies (1975) and Herovit's World (1973), Malzberg uses metafiction techniques to subject the heroic conventions and literary limitations of space opera to biting satire.
He has edited numerous anthologies such as Final Stage (with Edward L. Ferman) and several with Bill Pronzini, among others. In interviews and memoirs he details how many of his novels have been written within weeks or even days. At the beginning of 1973 he was commissioned to write a series of novels "The Lone Wolf" and had completed 10 by October 1973.[7] He has been an enormously prolific writer, particularly in the early 1970s, in a variety of fields, most often in crime fiction and fantastic fiction, with notable, ambitious work published in other fields, as well, under his own name, as O'Donnell, and as Mike Barry and under other pseudonyms. He has also often written in collaboration with Pronzini, Kathe Koja, and others. He wrote the novelization of the Saul Bass-directed 1974 film Phase IV. At the end of 1975 he made numerous public statements that he was retiring from science fiction [8]
A devotee of classical music, he is also a violinist, and performed in the premiere performance of work by Somtow Sucharitkul; he has also been nominated several times for the Hugo Award, and won the Locus Award for his collection of historical and critical essays, The Engines of the Night (1982).
Malzberg's work has been widely praised by critics, while being attacked by proponents of hard science fiction for its pessimistic, anti-Campbellian tenor. The dystopian and metafictional elements of Malzberg's work have led to numerous parodies inside science fiction, including Paul Di Filippo, whose first published story, "Falling Expectations," was a parody of Malzberg. Theodore Sturgeon said of Malzberg in 1973, "I look forward eagerly to his byline, snatch joyfully at it when I see it and he has never let me down."[9]
For years, Malzberg has collaborated with friend and fellow science fiction writer Mike Resnick on a series of more than 50 advice columns for writers in the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America's quarterly magazine SFWA Bulletin. They have been collected as The Business of Science Fiction.
Malzberg was a regular contributor to the SFWA Bulletin published by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America. In 2013, articles he wrote for the Bulletin with Mike Resnick triggered a controversy about sexism among members of the association. Female authors strongly objected to comments by Resnick and Malzberg such as references to "lady editors" and "lady writers" who were "beauty pageant beautiful" or a "knock out." Bulletin editor Jean Rabe resigned her post in the course of the controversy.[10]
He has been a resident of Teaneck, New Jersey for many years.[11]
Partial bibliography[edit]
- 1968 Screen
- 1968 Oracle of the Thousand Hands
- 1969 The Empty People (writing as K M O'Donnell)
- 1970 Dwellers of the Deep (writing as K M O'Donnell)
- 1971 Confessions of Westchester County
- 1971 The Falling Astronauts
- 1971 Gather in the Hall of the Planets (writing as K M O'Donnell)
- 1971 In My Parents' Bedroom
- 1971 The Spread
- 1972 Beyond Apollo
- 1972 Overlay
- 1972 The Horizontal Woman
- 1972 The Masochist
- 1972 The Men Inside
- 1972 Revelations
- 1973 Phase IV, adapted from the screenplay by Mayo Simon
- 1973 Herovit's World
- 1973 In the Enclosure
- 1973 Tactics of Conquest
- 1973 Opening Fire
- 1973 The Way of the Tiger, The Sign of the Dragon [Kung Fu #1] (writing as Howard Lee)
- 1974 The Destruction of the Temple
- 1974 On a Planet Alien
- 1974 The Sodom and Gomorrah Business
- 1974 Guernica Night
- 1974 The Day of the Burning
- 1974 Underlay
- 1975 The Gamesman
- 1975 Galaxies
- 1975 Conversations
- 1976 The Running of Beasts (with Bill Pronzini)
- 1976 Chorale
- 1976 Scop
- 1977 The Last Transaction
- 1977 Lady of a Thousand Sorrows (writing as Lee W. Mason)
- 1977 Acts of Mercy (with Bill Pronzini)
- 1979 Night Screams (with Bill Pronzini)
- 1980 Prose Bowl (with Bill Pronzini)
- 1982 The Cross of Fire
- 1985 The Remaking of Sigmund Freud
As "Mike Barry" – The Lone Wolf series[edit]
- 1973 Night Raider
- 1973 Bay Prowler
- 1973 Boston Avenger
- 1974 Desert Stalker
- 1974 Havana Hit
- 1974 Chicago Slaughter
- 1974 Peruvian Nightmare
- 1974 Los Angeles Holocaust
- 1974 Miami Marauder
- 1975 Harlem Showdown
- 1975 Detroit Massacre
- 1975 Phoenix Inferno
- 1975 The Killing Run
- 1975 Philadelphia Blow-Up
Pseudonymous erotic novels[12][edit]
- 1967 Love Doll (Softcover - as Mel Johnson)
- 1968 I, Lesbian (Midwood - as M.L. Johnson)
- 1968 Just Ask (Midwood - as Mel Johnson)
- 1968 Instant Sex (Midwood - as Mel Johnson)
- 1968 Chained (Midwood - as Mel Johnson)
- 1968 Kiss and Run (Midwood - as Mel Johnson)
- 1969 Nympho Nurse (Midwood - as Mel Johnson)
- 1969 The Sadist (Midwood - as Mel Johnson)
- 1969 Diary of a Parisian Chambermaid (Midwood - as Claudine Dumas)
- 1969 Do It To Me (Midwood - as Mel Johnson)
- 1969 Born to Give (Midwood - as Mel Johnson)
- 1969 Campus Doll (Midwood - as Mel Johnson)
- 1969 The Box (Oracle - as Mel Johnson)
- 1969 A Way With All Maidens (Oracle - as Mel Johnson)
- 1969 The Circle (Olympia - as Francine di Natale)
- 1969 Southern Comfort (Olympia 460 - as Gerrold Watkins)
- 1970 A Bed of Money (Olympia 474 - as Gerrold Watkins)
- 1970 A Satyr's Romance (Olympia 476 - as Gerrold Watkins)
- 1970 Giving It Away (Olympia 479 - as Gerrold Watkins)
- 1970 The Art of the Fugue (Olympia 483 - as Gerrold Watkins)
- 1969 Final War: And Other Fantasies (writing as K M O'Donnell)
- 1971 In the Pocket: And Other SF Stories (writing as K M O'Donnell)
- 1971 Universe Day (writing as K M O'Donnell)
- 1974 Out From Ganymede
- 1975 The Many Worlds of Barry Malzberg
- 1975 The Best of Barry N. Malzberg
- 1976 Down Here In The Dream Quarter
- 1979 Malzberg At Large
- 1980 The Man Who Loved the Midnight Lady: A Collection
- 1982 The Engines of the Night: Science Fiction in the Eighties (Essays, with some fiction)
- 1994 The Passage of the Light—The Recursive Science Fiction of Barry N. Malzberg (with Tony Lewis and Mike Resnick)
- 2000 In the Stone House
- 2001 Shiva: And Other Stories
- 2003 Problems Solved (all stories collaborations with Bill Pronzini)
- 2007 Breakfast in the Ruins (A much expanded version of "The Engines of the Night")
- 2013 The Very Best of Barry N. Malzberg
- ^ Charles Platt. 'Barry Malzberg' in The Dream Makers. Berkley, 1980. pp77-86.
- ^ Debut Science Fiction and Fantasy
- ^ Barry Malzberg, 'Repentance, Desire, and Natalie Wood', eI22 -- October 2005
- ^ Barry Malzberg's entry at the Science Fiction Encyclopedia
- ^ Barry Malzberg. 'In The Hall of the Mountain King', Amazing Stories, 4 February 2013
- ^ Barry Malzberg,'Is the Most Speculative Form of Fiction Afraid to Gamble Anymore . . . ?', Amazing, Stories, July 1981
- ^ Barry Malzberg. 'Some Notes on the Lone Wolf', Breakfast in the Ruins, Baen Books, 2007. Pp296-298
- ^ collected in Barry Malzberg, '…And a Chaser', in Fantastic Lives edited by Martin H. Greenberg, Southern Illinois University Press, 1981. pp102-117.
- ^ "Galaxy Bookshelf", Galaxy Science Fiction, October 1973, p.103
- ^ Anders, Charlie Jane (6 June 2013). "The editor of SFWA's bulletin resigns over sexist articles". io9. Retrieved 7 June 2013.
- ^ Page, Jeffrey. "RAMPAGING COMPUTERS", The Record (Bergen County), March 1, 1993. Accessed September 10, 2009. "Malzberg, of Teaneck, opened the mail and found a warrant had been issued for his arrest because, the computer's microchips insisted, hehad failed to pay a parking ticket 9½ years ago."
- ^ St. James Guide to Science Fiction Writers, 4th ed. St. James Press, 1996
External links[edit]
- Barry N. Malzberg at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
- Tribute website
- Turkey in a Suitcase by J.D. Daniels
- 25 Points 3 Novels by A.D. Jameson
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The Homebody's Guide to Traveling the World
As much as I love visiting new places and trying new things, sometimes the only place I want to be is at home on the sofa curled up with tea and a magazine. Even in the middle of an amazing trip, I'll get struck with some combination of exhaustion and homesickness that inevitably leads to guilt over not fully enjoying whatever wonderful place that I happen to be. I've learned that it's important to slow down and give in to those cravings for routine, familiarity and the pleasure of doing nothing in your own space — even when you're somewhere else. The domestic amenities homebodies feel guilty for craving can actually improve a trip, allowing for relaxation and ease in a strange and exciting new place. After all, sometimes you need a day off from your vacation.
In Your MindHome isn't a location, it's a state of mind. Be at home in your head by giving in to your appetite for the ordinary.
- Slow Down. With an itinerary that features 4 cities (or countries!) in as many days, you'll feel pressure to see and do everything. Give yourself permission to slow down. See half as much, but get twice the enjoyment from your time.
- Take Time for Yourself. Balance travel and rest. There's no guilt about spending an afternoon in front of the TV at home, so let yourself enjoy the same peace of mind wherever you find yourself.
- Be at home, just somewhere else. If you have a routine, stick to it. If every Saturday morning at home in the city involves sleeping until noon and then grabbing a coffee in your sweats, there's no need to do things any differently in a new place.
In Your BagThere's no one-size-fits-all packing list for bringing the comforts of home abroad, but here are some supplies that have helped myself and others feel at ease when away.
- A translator. Language barriers will have you lusting for home. Bring along a book, app or device that translates the local language to navigate a new place with ease. Popular web translator Google Translate has a free app to decipher typed text and speech, and also-free Word Lens (above) can translate signs and written language.
- Books, Magazines or an eReader. Whatever you read during downtime at home, bring it along and enjoy it with abandon. Especially if you ever travel alone or eat meals by yourself, having something to read is important. Taking a break with your favorite novel at a coffee shop is relaxing and can help you feel like one of the "locals."
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- White Noise. The sights are different in a new place, and the sounds follow suit. A white noise machine will help drown out any strange new sounds. With an app like White Noise Recorder (99¢, iOS) you can record and loop the ambient noise from home before you leave, taking the familiar sound of the bedroom fan with you on your travels.
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I would replace "homebody" with "introvert" and suggest reading "Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking" by Susan Cain :)
One thing I'd add to this list: If you find a favorite park/restaurant/vista, etc., feel free to return to it a couple times during your stay. Novelty for novelty's sake isn't always worth it. For instance, on my last trip to Paris, my companion and I found a wonderful neighborhood bistro just a block away from our rental flat on the first night. Perfect steaks, magnificent house red wine. So while we wandered around the city all day every day, each evening we came back to our own neighborhood and ate dinner in the exact same bistro. It was a lovely winding-down ritual, gave us a sense of familiarity and ease, and never disappointed us.
Last week, I went on vacation for the first time in years. I took my laptop with me and people questioned why I would do that. I don't use it for work, but I have a routine of checking certain news sites each morning, FB during the day and Pinterest and blogs in the evening. I didn't leave the beach to use the laptop during the day (I also had my phone with me), but I enjoyed my morning and evening routines. I just realized after reading this that it really kept homesickness at bay! I don't usually like to be away from home.
Oh my god, that Google Translate app. Going to Japan this fall; totally downloading that.
This is all good advice. Some of my favorite memories of my trip to London last year are of sitting in a coffee shop and writing in my notebook or spending the morning walking in the park. Parks are especially awesome when you want to experience a city but need to slow down a bit, because you can just sit and take everything in - the plant and animal species, the other people, any sculptures or memorials that might be around.
My husband is deep in the thick of a PhD program so every vacation we take, the laptop comes along as well. At first, it seemed annoying that every morning and evening he'd need to be doing school work and emailing colleagues but a dozen vacations in and we have a nice routine where I go through and organize our photos of the day and/or write in my travel journal while he has "work time".
He's less stressed when we're out and about because he gets to keep tabs on his research and I have become quite detailed in my travel writings!
Also, before he brought work on vacation, he was the crazy man who would try to wake me up at 6AM to "get an early start on sightseeing" which is SO NOT my style. So now I actually get to sleep in a bit every vacation morning.
Excellent advice. It took me several years to learn to pare back my itineraries. And I'm just now learning the benefits of taking rest time or eating at the same restaurant several times. It makes traveling so much more enjoyable for me!
If you are going to be somewhere abroad for awhile, even as a tourist, getting into some kind of routine really helps dispel the homesickness factor. That might simply be getting coffee at starbucks (nothing wrong with this!), or going to the same bistro every evening, or going "home" in the middle of the day for a siesta. Whatever routine I choose, some sense of normalcy always helps me settle and truly enjoy the new place.
You'll also be surprised at where you find "home" - even halfway around the world! When I was in South Africa interning for 6 months I felt most at home walking through University of Cape Towns campus back to the hostel we always stayed at, which was in the "student" part of town. I also especially loved Stellenbosch, because the university atmosphere reminded me so much of the two university towns I grew up in in the UK and the US.
My husband and I just returned from a 2-week, 4-city vacation, and one thing that helped us slow down a bit was renting apartments through Airbnb. Listening to the radio, eating a leisurely breakfast and planning out the day is our usual weekend morning routine, so being able to recreate that on vacation was wonderful!
I do wish we'd pared the itinerary down a bit. Though we never felt rushed, we had to leave each city just as we were getting comfortable with the lay of the land.
It all depends on personalities. Whenever I travel to a new place, I plan ahead with lists of places to eat and itineraries with lists of places to visit, etc. and I usually follow it. I try to see as much as possible and my schedule is BUSY but when it comes to restaurants, I savor it...take time and relax. I walk and walk and walk....walking is probably one of the best ways to see a new place.
My friend on the other hand, sleeps late, eats at whatever the places she ends up finding, takes taxis everywhere(even if that means, she will have to eat Mcdonald for dinner), doesn't mind sitting in a cafe all day.
Everyone's travel style is different...
I'm an introvert but not a homebody. I'm addicted to travel (7 continents, 32 countries and counting) but am most certainly an introvert! The two terms aren't interchangeable.
Exercise is a routine that I find comfort in at home, so when I travel, I try to incorporate it whenever I can. I used to travel quite a bit for work to Asia, and the jet lag is brutal. What helped was hitting the hotel pool super early in the morning (can't sleep anyway). I'd usually have the pool to myself, swim a dozen laps, shower, and then have a huge breakfast buffet. By the time I finish coffee I'm all energetic to tackle the day. This routine helps me get over the jet lag in 2 days, as opposed to the usual 7. Plus, I feel at home whenever I'm in a pool.
I travel a lot and often I am on my own too - what really helps is to take as few clothes and accessories as possible if you have a packed schedule - you get so tired of constantly looking for things that you give in and don't wear many of them anyway - the trick is to take the "right" few things, easier said than done.
the other thing I take is a portable tiny speaker for my ipod that is loaded with my favourite playlists that I know will induce instant calm, relaxation or just happy feelings to dance around in my room to - It makes wherever you are feel like home - great for when you're packing or just starting your day getting dressed and organised etc - much better than watching/listening to news channel in the morning or evening.
I love these tips! Any time we eat at a restaurant more than once on vacation, it becomes "our" place. Staying in apartments rather than hotels is amazing, and means that we often eat breakfast at "home", which keeps your routine, saves money, and is easier on the stomach!
My husband and I always watch a little TV before bed at home. We have learned that it is worth it to make sure we have a TV wherever we're staying to keep this same routine. It seemed really lame at first to spend one minute of a vacation in front of the television, but it keeps us sane and helps us sleep and to talk through our day during commercials. Also, Jersey Shore re-runs dubbed into French? Hilarious.
DVDs on a laptop or iPad are a good stand in.
I rented an apartment in Paris for a month in 2008 and relished sitting at a cafe, drinking a glass of rose or pint of beer while reading. Taking a day to catch up on my zzz's, doing laundry and relaxing in the apartment at first made me feel guilty, but then the next day I was completely re-energized to take on the City of Light. I'm very lucky to have had the time and $ to do this, and look forward to the chance to travel that way again!
When I am feeling this way while travelling I take the day off head to the café and then the cinema which is something I love to do at home. I leave the pictures feeling refreshed. I use this day to catch up on jobs like banking, writing post cards, food shopping, washing and or organising travel stuff. The next day I always feel great.
Ditto with seawhitney--introvert traveler. One of the things I enjoy the most is being in a place where I don't know the language. How nice not to know what people are saying. I have never been homesick in my life.
I agree with the rent an apartment recommendations.especially if traveling with young ones who will collapse from jet lag and want dinner in the middle of the night. I like exploring new restaurants, but eating out at every meal is too much $ and decision making for me on vacation. My husband and kids and I all love exploring markets and grocery stores and comparing them to here, so we aim for maybe 1 meal and 1 snack while we are out and about and the others at home. I like staying in one place for more days and making side trips, and getting to become familiar with one area, My husband and I did this in Barcelona and the whole family did it in Bavaria and it was awesome. We still get 'homesick' for our little house in Bayern every Christmas vacation.
great post...can't help but think of one of my fave movies The Accidental Tourist
I would bring a book or knitting on my travels, and had no qualms about discovering a favorite cafe. My aunt and I once went to the same place for breakfast every day we were in a certain city- the routine just feels delightful.
And I don't feel one bit sorry for sitting out in a gorgeous city and knitting for a while.
As we are retired we are able to spend more time on holidays and really get to know a city or area. However, my favourite part of any holiday is the planning and we often change our minds about destinations after a couple of days as armchair travellers.
Love these comments... some people are so go, go, go that they never get to really experience a place.
It always kind of annoyed me when people travel to a new place so haphazardly just to see 'stuff' and take their photos. They never take the time to learn the names of these amazing places and sights, or learn about the incredible people who lived there or shaped the place.... I don't know, history is just a part of the experience for me!
I think slowing down can have a very valuable impact on what you actually take home from a vacation. I remember most of my brew and views, but hardly any of the museums...Oops!
My comment was more a response to my personal (see how I said "I") introvert need to recharge without external stimulation, rather than a cry for help because introverts can't leave their homes. I travel constantly. It just struck me that I, as an introvert, react to travel much differently than extroverts. But I'm not a homebody. I was really just agreeing with the author but from a different perspective. SORRY.
I totally got you, LowBrowLawnParty! I finally learned I have to have my "me" time - no matter if I'm home or on vacation. Me time can be getting up at dawn to watch the sunrise, reading a book poolside, or eating breakfast alone. Basically a quiet moment "to recharge without external stimulation" aka without the pressure from fellow travelers to see, do, document, navigate, investigate! One of my best memories of Mexico was a rainy day I walked the beach for miles without another soul in sight.
Yes, LowBrow, thumbs up to that! Accept yourselves fellow introverts! (it's the extroverts that really have something wrong with them anyway) ;)
Thank you so much for this post! I don't think my husband always understands my need to "stay in" sometimes when we're on vacation - and I often give in to going somewhere, doing something - when all I want to do is stay in with a good book or movie... We're off to vacation in August & I feel a little better about just wanting to "stay in," and it may make for an even better vacation overall... for both of us ;)


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Traveling is all fun and games and overpriced souvenirs till we remember the hassles associated with it. Like going through customs, and packing, and looking like your passport photo on the plane.
But some things make it all worth it. Like the Sleeping Beauty Castle in Germany, the Underwater Roller Coaster in Japan, and the Green Lake in Austria.
The waters of the lake are right by the foot of the snow-capped Hochschwab Mountains, in Tragoess, Styria. During the winter, the park is just like any other, i.e. dry and fit for baby land animals. But during the summer, the snow and ice on the mountains melt and turn the park into an UNDERWATER rite of passage to becoming a cool human being. That is, you can SCUBA DIVE through it!
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That's an ear of corn the man is handing the boy, not a football. Not exactly Paul Bunyan's Axe or the Little Brown Jug.
I'd say it was Depression-era art if the woman wasn't wearing pants instead of a dress.
Wait, I just checked the Dow again. It is Depression-era art.
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Is the loser forced to display the trophy? That ought to move the rivalry to a whole new level.
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better them than the liberal media my friend…….will be in the GA dome on sept 4th and should learn A LOT on that day…..
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Try explaining our primary system to someone from another country. We allow Iowa and New Hampshire to much influence.
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I find myself in the odd position of agreeing with Kyle. That's one gawd awful trophy. You'd expect better from the people that gave the world deep fried butter.
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I wonder if the basket is full of $$$ representing the subsidies that the corn growers receive …
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no leadership…. no business experience… just ACORN… no clue !!
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Apple now has Rhapsody as an app, which is a great start, but it is currently hampered by the inability to store locally on your iPod, and has a dismal 64kbps bit rate. If this changes, then it will somewhat negate this advantage for the Zune, but the 10 songs per month will still be a big plus in Zune Pass' favor.
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If you're still on the fence: grab your favorite earphones, head down to a Best Buy and ask to plug them into a Zune then an iPod and see which one sounds better to you, and which interface makes you smile more. Then you'll know which is right for you.
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Between me and my husband we've owned more MP3 players over the years than I can count, including Sansas, iRivers, iPods (classic & touch), the Ibiza Rhapsody, etc. But, the last few years I've settled down to one line of players. Why? Because I was happy to discover how well-designed and fun to use the underappreciated (and widely mocked) Zunes are.
This is getting a bit more subjective, but I much prefer the Zune Marketplace. The interface is colorful, has more flair, and some cool features like 'Mixview' that let you quickly see related albums, songs, or other users related to what you're listening to. Clicking on one of those will center on that item, and another set of "neighbors" will come into view, allowing you to navigate around exploring by similar artists, songs, or users. Speaking of users, the Zune "Social" is also great fun, letting you find others with shared tastes and becoming friends with them. You then can listen to a playlist created based on an amalgamation of what all your friends are listening to, which is also enjoyable. Those concerned with privacy will be relieved to know you can prevent the public from seeing your personal listening habits if you so choose.
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Book Sale
Saturday, October 4
9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
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Join us for a book discussion group that will meet the 3rd Monday of each month from 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Read the book! Eat the pizza!
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Pre-registration required (715-284-4112)
September 15: First meeting/introduction of book
October 20: 'Matilda' by Roald Dahl
November 17: 'When You Reach Me' by Rebecca Stead
December 15: 'The Lightning Thief' by Rick Riordan
Sign up for a 10 minute slot to read to a certified therapy dog or cat! This program is for children ages 5 and older and is scheduled for the 3rd Saturday of the month from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., beginning Saturday, September 20 and ending on Saturday, December 20. Please call the Library to register at 715-284-4112.
Do you have Legos that you would be interested in donating to the library?
We would love to have them as we are starting a LEGO CLUB for Grades K-3!
To pre-register for the Club, please call the Library at 715-284-4112. Lego club will be held on select Mondays after school (parents should call the bus garage to arrange for your child to ride the bus to the library after school).
September 29th: Free Build
October 13th: Marble Mazes
October 27th: Favorite characters
November 10th: Race cars with ramps
December 8th: Gingerbread Houses
Any and all Lego donations will be greatly appreciated!
The Wisconsin State Genealogical Society 2014 Fall Seminar is scheduled for Saturday, October 18, 2014 at the Hotel Mead in Wisconsin Rapids, WI. Jay Fonker, CG, a director of the Association of Professional Genealogists, will be the featured speaker.
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The next step is to form the air duct on the underside of the lid. I used 1/2 inch foam for this but I think I would have gotten a little more air flow if I had used 3/4 inch foam which would have given me a less restictive duct. Mine works well but I may decide to make a new duct later. The choice is yours.
Cut a pieice of foam just large enough to cover the hole in the bottom of the lid. Cover the underside of the lid rim with duct tape and lightly tack the peice of foam to the bottom of the lid.
Be sure the lid will still close properly with this in place.
Cover the foam with duct tape and place a layer of glass cloth over it and then coat the cloth with resin. You can , if you choose, leave the duct tape off the foam and dissolve the foam later with acetone. Be sure to make the cloth larger than the foam in order to form a flange to use to fasten it down later. Once the fiberglass is dry and hard remove it from the lid and trim off the excess leaving a flange to mount it with. Remove the foam from inside it and you will be left with a thin fiberglass air duct. Sand all rough or sharp spots and edges smooth. Drill a 1/4 or 3/8 hole in the corner of the duct under the coil to allow condensation to drain into the cooler
Mount the bilge pump in the corner of the bottom keeping it about 1/2 inch off both sides to allow good water flow all around it. Screw it down with some sealer on the screws to prevent leaks. You could also glue it down if you choose. Point the outlet of the pump parrallel with the side or back wall of the cooler.
Place a bead of silicone around the bottom air duct and attach it to the underside of the lid. Self drilling stainless screws work well but pop rivets would work as well. I want to be able to take it apart for refinement, but the choice is yours.
Don't drill a hole in the coil.
Cut a hole in the duct for the hoses to pass through into the cooler.Attach the hoses to the coil with one end of a hose attached to the pump. leave a little slack in this hose for the lid to operate freely. The other hose just dumps the water back into the cooler and lays on the bottom. I have added a 1/2 inch plastic valve with a 5/8 plastic hose barb on it to the retun line in order to slow the water flow. With less water flow on the ice I think I can make it last longer without affecting the cooling of the unit. Time will tell if I am right. Run the wires from the pump up into the lid with the hoses.
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The last time we saw Julie Gonzalo as Pamela on TNT's Dallas reboot, she walked in on her husband and his lover, initiated a threesome, and fell into a medicine-cabinet-full-of-pills-induced seizure. And that was just the midseason finale! Maxim caught up with Gonzalo to talk sex scenes, steak recipes, and getting sauced in the Lone Star State.
Photographed for Maxim by Harper Smith
First things first: a ménage à trois, huh?
Oui! Cynthia Cidre, our showrunner, just said, "In episode eight, you find them in this room, and you're gonna drop your coat and join in." She said it super nonchalantly. "As a matter of fact, you're gonna make out with Emma Bell, and then you're gonna make out with Josh Henderson, and then you're gonna make out with Emma, and then you're gonna almost die." I was like, "OK, sure. That makes sense."
How did it compare to filming a boring old two-person sex scene?
It's scary. A twosome is uncomfortable already because there are people around you, and cameras. It's like a very fancy porn. But because Pamela is in charge of this situation, I had to just fucking go. The first take was a little bit like, "Oh shit, oh shit, this is happening." But then afterward, it was like, "Fuck it; let's do it." You can find power and confidence in so many things, and I think confidence is the key. That's what's really sexy.
How do you like filming in Dallas?
It's fun! Dallas is a huge city. Great shopping, great restaurants, great museums. But there's way too much drinking for my taste. If I was living there in my 20s, I'd probably be like, "My God, this place is heaven!" I can't handle drinking as much as I used to.
Well, when you do indulge, where do you go?
I really love this bar the Katy Trail Ice House, but I've seen some massive head cases there. I think I even saw someone projectile-puking there once. At five o'clock in the afternoon. On a Sunday.
That just shot to the top of our "things to do in Dallas" list.
Oh, man. They're probably gonna kill me if you write that. "So Julie saw someone projectile-vomiting at the Ice House." Great. Now I'll never be invited back. But I really do love that place. They have 50 beers on tap!
You were born in Argentina, which boasts some of the world's best beef. What's your favorite way to cook steak?
I do a chimichurri sauce with garlic, parsley, olive oil, and red and black pepper. You just mince the garlic and the parsley and mix it all together. Brush a little of that on a steak and it kicks it up, like, 10 notches.
Did you enjoy learning how to shoot a gun for the show?
Yes! We went to the gun range, and we shot a ton. I was like, "Man, I'm a fucking killer now." I don't like guns at all, I don't want them around me, but once you start shooting, you're like, "This is awesome!" [Dallas costar] Jordana Brewster and I actually went skeet shooting once.
Who's a better shot?
I'm not gonna lie: We're both kind of awesome. She hit one first, and I was like, "Well, I have to hit it now." And then as soon as I hit one, I was like, "And we're done."
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A Rock Island County jury returned a guilty verdict in the trial of 20-year-old Demetrius Phillips on Tuesday, November 13, 2012. Phillips was on trial for the death of his four-month-old son, Lyrick Phillips.
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The jury found Phillips guilty of First Degree Murder. A sentencing hearing is set for January 11, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. Phillips faces 20 to 60 years in prison.
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Minnesota Health Officials Alarmed By STD Surge
AP IMPACT – Synthetic Drugs Send Thousands To ER
Healthier Breakfast Now The Norm At District 742 Schools
St. Cloud Hospital Uses Total Body Cooling On Infant
St. Cloud Hospital's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit has -- for the first time -- successfully cooled an infant to prevent or reduce the severity of brain injury. Earlier this month, the NICU team used the total body cooling therapy on a newborn that was deprived of oxygen during birth.
New Report Ranks County's Health
Stearns County residents are healthier than those who live in Benton County -- according to a new report. The website countyhealthrankings.org has ranked every county in every state. For the counties here in Minnesota, Stearns County is the 27th healthiest, Sherburne County is ranked #32, and Benton County is at #57.
Man Moves Into Mall of America in Attempt to Lose Weight [VIDEO]
Sometimes the best way to commit to a workout regiment is to tell a bunch of people about it, and then let the fear of being labeled 'The Guy Who Talks a Big Game About Getting Into Shape But Never Follows Through" take over.
That's what St. Paul, Minnesota resident Scott Jorgenson is doing, times a few thousand.
Heart Center Seeking Participants For Clinical Study
Colon Cancer Screening Kits Available Through CentraCare
Workshop Highlights Health Benefits Of Dancing
Working out doesn't have to be a drag. Get exercise and have fun at the "Day of Dance," tomorrow at the Holiday Inn from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Teachers of all forms of dancing - from ballroom to salsa - will be leading workshops designed to teach new skills that have strong health benefits.


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I'm not a big theatre buff, but that's before I saw these pictures of Anna Friel in the buff. Yes, that's right, that's Anna Friel nude on stage in a preview of the classic play Breakfast at Tiffany's at London's Theatre Royal Haymarket. Now if that's not a reason to go to the theatre, I don't know what is! So get your tickets now, the play opens September 29, and if these pictures of Anna Friel naked are any indication, it's gonna be a sold out show.
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On 24 April 2013, as has been a frequent occurrence of late, settlers from Giv'at Gal came onto the privately owned land of the Zaro family, of Hebron. The landowners called the police to report the trespassing. Israeli soldiers came to the scene and, rather than sending the settlers away, arrested the Palestinians. The police then insisted on detaining the Zaros overnight. Part of the incident was filmed by one of the men detained, Sh'hab a-Din Zaro, a volunteer in B'Tselem's camera project. The detainees were released from custody the following day by a military judge after this video footage was presented in court by their legal counsel, Adv. Nery Ramati of the Gaby Lasky law firm, and it was proven that the there was no justification for the arrest, which involved violence towards one of the Zaros.
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1. Jacobsburg State Park
Address: 835 Jacobsburg Road, Wind Gap (Bushkill Township)
How Far From Emmaus Patch: 28.8 miles / 38 minutes
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Summary: The 1,168-acre Jacobsburg State Park and Environmental Education Center is rich in natural beauty and history. The park includes a known for its role in Colonial-era gun manufacturing. There, the Henry family produced the Henry Longrifle and other guns used in the American Revolution and Civil War. A portion of the park, known as Henry's Woods, features a 1.9-mile loop trail along Bushkill Creek. Visitors can expect to see wildflowers, birds, small mammals and old-growth stands of hemlock and white oak. The park -- popular for hiking, picnics and mountain biking -- includes more than 18 miles of trails.
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