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MISSION STATEMENTThe mission of The POO Crew is to make a difference in this world. We started our company in 2006 with no clear direction or purpose other than to simply make a living and step away from corporate America. Since then we have grown and developed more in our Christian faith and have since changed our Vision to utilize this business as a tool to glorify the Kingdom of God. So from this point forward The POO Crew will be donating a portion of its profits to spread the word of God. Matthew 28: 18-20 ESV tells us 18 And Jesus came and said to them, "All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me.19 Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in[a] the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, 20 teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age." The organization that we have chosen to support will be www.love146.org. Shortly we will begin printing info on our POO BagsTM about their organization which we distribute across the nation to dog parks, apartment complexes and hoa communities. Love146 has made it their mission to fight child trafficking and exploitation. God has placed this same passion on our hearts as well. We have two young children and it breaks our hearts to even think about the child trafficking that is happening around the world. You can join us in this battle by making a personal tax deductible contribution to this organization at www.love146.org, by purchasing our dog waste bags at www.poobags.us or by signing up for our service at http://poocrew.com/sign-up-for-service/. 1% of our profits will be donated to this organization. We hope to increase the amount we are able to give as time progresses.
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- 1⁄2 cup brown sugar
- 1⁄2 cup granulated sugar
- 1⁄2 cup margarine, room temperature
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 teaspoon maple extract
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- 1⁄2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1⁄8 teaspoon salt
- 36 macaroon decorative candies, 145g box Neilson macaroon candies, freeze first to harden and retain their shape during baking
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Cathedral of San Juan Bautista
The Cathedral of San Juan Bautista is the Roman Catholic cathedral of the Archdiocese of San Juan de Puerto Rico. The cathedral is one of the oldest buildings in San Juan, located in Old San Juan, and is the second oldest cathedral in the Americas.[citation needed] The Cathedral of Santa María la Menor in Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic, is the oldest.
The original cathedral in what was the city of Puerto Rico (changed to San Juan after the Spanish-American War) was constructed from wood in 1521. It was destroyed by a hurricane and the current structure constructed in 1540, being reshaped in later centuries, the last time being in 1917.
The first school in Puerto Rico (and the oldest school in the United States after Puerto Rico became a territory of the United States) was the Escuela de gramática (Grammar School). The school was established by Bishop Alonso Manso in 1513, in the area where the cathedral would later be constructed. The school was free of charge and the courses taught were Latin language, literature, history, science, art, philosophy and theology.[1]
The cathedral contains the tomb of the Spanish explorer and settlement founder Juan Ponce de León. It also has a shrine to the Blessed Carlos Manuel Rodríguez Santiago, the first Puerto Rican, the first Caribbean-born layperson and the first layperson in the history of the United States to be beatified.[2]
The first organist of the Cathedral of San Juan was the Canarian Domingo Crisanto Delgado Gómez[3][4] who came from the island of Tenerife and managed to take this position in 1836, having been a composer in Cathedral Our Lady of Los Remedios of San Cristóbal de La Laguna in his native island.[5]
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See also[edit]
- List of the Catholic cathedrals of the United States
- Oldest churches in the United States
- Oldest buildings in the United States
- ^ "Hispanic Firsts", By; Nicolas Kanellos, publisher Visible Ink Press; ISBN 0-7876-0519-0; p.40
- ^ "Carlos Manuel Cecilio Rodríguez Santiago (1918-1963)". Blesseds: Table of the Beatifications during the Pontificate of His Holiness John Paul II. The Holy See. Retrieved 2007-06-04.
- ^ Canarios en la música cubana
- ^ Música del Siglo XIX para la Catedral de La Laguna
- ^ Música del Siglo XIX para la Catedral de La Laguna
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- GCatholic page for Catedral Metropolitana Basílica de San Juan Bautista
- English language web site with information about the Cathedral of San Juan Bautista
- Religious buildings completed in 1521
- 16th-century Roman Catholic church buildings
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Symbia.net is easy to maintain, service, and expand as needs dictate. The basic Symbia.net configuration requires less capital investment than two stand-alone workstations with comparable configurations. It is also compatible with any PC or MAC that has a network connection and minimum hardware requirements.
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Comely choker length alpaca silver necklace features a center accent stone of green Peruvian serpentine suspended from a curved silver collar. Chain is embellished with tiny same-color green and tiny round silver beads. Three large silver beads are placed above to emphasize center stone. Lobster claw closure. Your choice of center stone shape. Peru.
A smaller loop earring of 0.925 sterling silver earwires with a tiny dangle of light green jade. The diminutive circular ring of jade in this earring is said to bring prosperity and healing and symbolizes beauty, grace and purity. Valued for thousands of years, this semi-precious gemstone is thought to be more desirous than metal; hence the popular homily : Gold has a value; Jade is invaluable. Earrings hang 1 inch L and are approx 0.5 wide. Slight variation from picture may occur due to handmade nature. Handmade in Nepal by Fair Trade Artisans.
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Our solid hand-wrought 950 sterling silver chakana shaped pendant is at once simple and elegant. The surface of this pendant is a smooth, flat plane. Overall size is .5 inches by .5 inches: chain bale adds .5 inches to height. Handcrafted in Peru. Cord sold separately.
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August 21, 2010 2:03 by Reuters
Iran began fuelling its first nuclear power plant on Saturday, a potent symbol of its growing regional sway and rejection of international sanctions designed to prevent it building a nuclear bomb.
Iranian television showed live pictures of Iran's nuclear chief Ali Akbar Salehi and his Russian counterpart watching a fuel rod assembly being prepared for insertion into the reactor near the Gulf city of Bushehr.
"Despite all the pressures, sanctions and hardships imposed by Western nations, we are now witnessing the start-up of the largest symbol of Iran's peaceful nuclear activities," Salehi told a news conference afterwards.
Iranian officials said it would take two to three months before the plant starts producing electricity and would generate 1,000 megawatts once it reaches full power.
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Are there areas other than Carrboro/ downtown that are walking-friendly? Just having a couple of shops/restaurants and a park nearby Is so nice.
Thanks for any suggestions!
Oh, and Anyone have a patient and clued-in realtor to recommend?
We're hoping to move into that direction in about a year....
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Southern Village and Meadowmont are both mixed use neighborhoods with schools and shops as well as homes. They are more self contained neighborhoods and not close (as in walkable) to the town centers, though. They're both relatively newer neighborhoods developed in the 90s, I believe. There are many other newer neighborhoods, too, but I think Meadowmont and Southern Village do the integrated thing better than the others if that's what you are looking for. They don't appeal to me because I like older funky neighborhoods, but a lot of people are very happy there. Not sure how much you want to spend either.
There are lots of parks and walkable neighborhoods throughout both towns.
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I think I agree with you on the older, funkier houses Beanma! But thank you for sharing those two areas... good to check it all out :) We're coming down in a couple of weeks to look at houses with an agent, and tour the Waldorf school -- I'm excited!
While downtown Chapel Hill is walkable as far as shops and restaurants goes, it isn't exactly family friendly, and there aren't a lot of useful places to walk (like a grocery store). Downtown Carrboro is probably your best bet for family friendly plus old/funky/walkable, but it's not cheap.
You could also check out areas of northern Chapel Hill like the Timberlyne area. You can walk to Timberlyne Shopping Center (grocery store although not a great one, drugstore, hardware store, post office, restaurants, movie theaters, coffee shop, banks, etc) and once construction is finished on Weaver Dairy Rd., you could probably more easily and safely cross to get to Chapel Hill North (grocery store, pizza place, doctor's offices, UPS store, etc). I can't think of a park that's really close though, but in that area, you probably wouldn't need one. The houses have nice yards and you could put in some play equipment if there isn't some already.
You could also check out Booker Creek. You can take Booker Creek Trail, which is a paved trail, to E. Franklin Street where there are tons of shops, eateries, and grocery stores (TraderJoe's, Whole Foods) in Eastgate Shopping Center and Village Plaza. I do most of my shopping in this area as do many people I know. It wouldn't be a stretch for an adult to walk to the library (which is undergoing renovations and has temporarily moved) or to University Mall either, but it would probably be a bit of a trek for little ones unless they were in a stroller. There's always the free bus though. It may not give door to door service, but it can reduce some walking.
Good luck!
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There are some older (60s/70s/80s) neighborhoods in Carrboro (Windwood, etc) that aren't the historic mill houses (which are very cool, but very $$), but are still very walkable. You need to be on the interior of the 54 bypass for walkability.
Our older (60s/70s) neighborhood is in Chapel Hill, but has decent walkability. My husband walks to work at UNC every day (uphill on the way in) and we're very close to a bookstore, park, pool, and cafe and a couple of other restaurants. We do sometimes walk to Carrboro on the weekends and go to Weaver Street, but that's more of a hike. We don't often walk downtown because it is uphill all the way! There are some historic neighborhoods closer to campus in Chapel Hill (between campus and Carrboro) that are pretty walkable. I know several families who live there. Lots of these 60s/70s era neighborhoods have families with kids in them now as the older folks move on. Our neighborhood is pretty mixed with some young families and some older folks and some in between with older or grown kids. One advantage of Carrboro is that it's generally flatter than Chapel Hill! I didn't think that was a big deal until I had kids who wanted to learn to ride bikes, but we just learned to take our bikes somewhere flatter.
Oh, if your agent doesn't seem to get you let me know. I have a friend, Anne Hoole, who is a realtor and I'm sure she would understand where you're coming from. She's a mom with elementary school age kids. Sorry I didn't catch your request for recommendations the first time around.
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SO helpful AbbyGrant! This all confirms what I read, and is just where I have been looking at houses (online anyway :)
And thank you BeanMa - sorry, which neighborhood are you in? Or did you not mention on purpose :)
I love hilly neighborhoods for some reason, but you're right... young kids and bikes and hills are not the best combo.
My husband walks 45min to work here in Va. and i'm sure he'd love to continue doing that ... But I suspect he's going to find work in Raleigh and have to do the horrible commuting thing. I just don't want to live there or Durham :/
Carrboro is definitely the wrong side of town for driving I suppose, and probably too pricey for what we want in a house... but I love the idea of being able to walk/bike to the Farmer's Market & Weaver Street Market. It reminds me of my local organic market.. less choice than Whole Foods so I don't overbuy!
I will definitely take down that realtor's name just in case. The woman we are working with seems lovely, but buying a house that you want to be your HOME for a long time is something I want to do right. So exciting though! Can't wait to visit next week.
Oh, gosh, don't dismiss Durham out of hand. Not sure what you've heard about it, but it's got an absolutely wonderful vibe and if we lived in either of the other 2 points in the Triangle that would be the town. Lots of cool stuff going on in Durham and it is a lot cheaper. If you're not interested in the Chapel Hill/Carrboro schools (thinking Waldorf all the way?) definitely do take a look at Durham. We were just over there for the Girls On The Run 5k at the American Tobacco Campus and it's so nicely done. It had been awhile since I'd been to the ATC and it's looking so good now. I'd drive over there while you're in the area and check it out for sure. Durham has a very crunchy, artsy scene with a good farmer's market and fantastic restaurants (written up in NYT). If money is an issue you can definitely buy more house for your bucks there. Check out http://www.bullcityrising.com/ for more Durm resources.
As far as CH/C a lot of the older 60s/70s neighborhoods don't really have names that anyone refers to. Our neighborhood doesn't have a sign or anything. I don't know what your price range is, but you might find the maps feature on trulia.com helpful. You can see where the neighborhoods are located. Carrboro and Chapel Hill are basically the same price range so if Carrboro is too expensive for you Chapel Hill is most likely to be too. You can find something older for $250 in either town, though.
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And I'm worried we're not going to be able to afford Emerson for both kids for 12years! I'd like the best public school options as a back up. I'm sure there are good schools in Durham, but again, I'm currently clueless.. and how hard are the charter schools to get into?
We had a fun night in Durham last visit ... At a wine bar, and another bar with a nice rooftop deck overlooking the city. It reminds me of Baltimore a bit.
I'm off to look at those Trulia maps now
Thanks so much for your advice!
I was terrified through the entire application process at this time last year. Emerson Waldorf has been my dream school since DD was a toddler before we ever moved back to NC. Last year, I had visited one other private school nearby, which I liked, but it just wasn't a good fit for DD. After I realized how easy-going the admissions stuff was, I felt a lot better. The financial aid application is quite a process, but it's well worth it. They gave us an AWESOME tuition adjustment, and the decision was just made for next year and I'm completely satisfied with it. I've stopped teaching recently, so losing that income was scary, but the school didn't disappoint me!
We've been looking at houses (online & w/a realtor) in the Durham and Chapel Hill areas on and off for the past 3 years, and it looks like prices in the Chapel Hill area are finally dropping a little. Prices here in Durham County have been consistently dropping, especially new construction.
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Well the thing is with the best public schools comes the higher tax rate, too. So that's a consideration for a lot of folks, but I do think the schools are good here. We bought a long time ago well before the bubble or we might be in Durham now.
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So GreenRose, describe your ideal house and neighborhood and I'll really put on my thinking cap and see if I can come up with some suggestions.
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WednesdayO - thanks for being the bearer of awesome news!
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I think i'm still formulating my definition of ideal, but will have a better idea after our visit next weekend. I'm sure the realtor is going to show us a dozen houses in various neighborhoods. I'd love to be able to walk to library with kids... a shop or two.. but not be near lots of big roads. I'd love a large, private yard... but know that's harder in more populated areas where you can walk. We're going to have to decide what we're willing to compromise on I suspect.
And higher taxes are okay if we're not paying for Waldorf school, and benefiting from good public school districts.
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For the library you'd want Estes Hills or Coker Hills which are NICE 50s/60s homes in a ranch or two story style. Could be a few split levels in there, too. There are newer houses dropped in older neighborhoods throughout Chapel Hill and Carrboro and are probably a couple in those neighborhoods, too. There's also something newer (like 90s?) off Old Oxford Rd, too if I recall correctly. There's a little neighborhood called Hidden Hills (Burlage, Meadowbrook, and Hoot Owl Lane) that is right across from the permanent library location, but for all intents and purposes it's part of Estes Hills. We used to rent in that neighborhood so I happen to know it's real name is Hidden Hills, but not many people would. Hoot Owl Lane is such a cute little one track road. I doubt if there's anything for sale there, but that would be sweet.
Carrboro's library is in McDougle Middle School so you have to go after school hours or you can go to the Cybrary in the basement of the Century Center http://www.co.orange.nc.us/library/carrboro.asp , but the Chapel Hill library is the big kahuna. I think it has the greatest circulation of any library in the state. Currently it is temporarily housed in University Mall (also walkable from Coker Hills or Estes Hills, but across a big road) while they expand the old location on Estes Dr.
From Estes/Coker/Hidden Hills you could also walk to University Mall and Whole Foods/Trader Joes. Coker Hills is closer to TJs & WF. Estes Hills is closer to UMall and the library by a little bit, but the library really sits between the neighborhoods and there's a back way to walk to it from Coker Hills so that's negligible. There are big yards in all those neighborhoods, but they're probably pretty spendy and may be more than you want to shell out.
Another neighborhood you might consider is Heritage Hills. It is not walkable except w/in itself, but it's more reasonable $$ wise. Again, older homes 60s/70s, but they have a great pool/club house and a lot of younger families live in the neighborhood. I think there's a park in the neighborhood. Biggish lots.
A more in-town area to consider is Colonial Heights, though again nobody knows that's its name, specifically Williams Circle and Lea Ct and to some extent Bradley Rd, though Williams or Lea would be my pref. There are a lot of young families there. It's not far from a park and cafe. I think there's a house for sale on Lea Ct right now, but not sure how much they're asking for.
In Carrboro go down North Greensboro St and N Hillsborough St and you'll see there are a lot of neighborhoods off there including Spring Valley and Bel Arbor, Barrington Hills, Bolin Forest, Cates Farm, Plantation Acres (flat, great for bike-riding), etc. Many of these neighborhoods are walkable to schools and Weaver St if you don't mind a little bit of a walk. The ones on the east side of N Greensboro also back up to the Carolina North Forest with trails that run through it.
I have a good friend in the Windwood neighborhood off Poplar St in Carrboro. It's very walkable (flat, close to Weaver St and the farmer's mkt) and there seem to be quite a few families there. Again older homes (60s, 70s ranch houses and split levels).
I like the way this realtor has the neighborhoods described and listed, although I don't know a thing about her personally.
Good luck with your search!
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Considered going into Real Estate BeanMa?! I am printing for our trip for reference :) Especially handy to know about the libraries and locations/changes.
Hoot Owl Lane... how cute is that name. Drat, I missed it: http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/304-Hoot-Owl-Ln-Chapel-Hill-NC-27514/50039782_zpid/
Park and youngish families (Heritage Hills) sounds appealing too. Do you think Colonial Heights/Lea Court is too close to the airport?
Okay, better get off Trulia and make this family some dinner. At least I have an excuse for sitting in front of computer thanks to 8wk old and his constant nursing!
No, no, no. Don't worry about the airport. It only serves little bitty planes like Cessnas and is due to close soon anyway. No jets. I think it's kinda cute. Not an issue at all.
However, that area north of the airport is slated to become Carolina North and will be an extension of the University with research campus, mixed use, housing, etc, so that is something to bear in mind. It may cause traffic issues, but may increase home values in nearby neighborhoods. Having a home within walking distance of both Carolina North and the main campus could be a good thing.
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Well if you see any specific homes you're interested in on Trulia or elsewhere and want a little more info I'd be happy to give you my impressions. Don't think I could cut it as a real estate agent. Just can't pull off the polished thing, but over the internet I enjoy the hunt!
Personally I'd look in Carrboro if you're looking for walkable and also young families, but there are places in Chapel Hill that would work, too.
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If you're not committed to chapel hill proper you should check out PIttsboro. It's about 16 miles south of Chapel hill and is a great little bedroom community. You can get a lot more house for your money, plus lower property taxes. In town is very walkable, and we have some great funky local restaurants that focus on local and sustainable foods, three local farmer's markets, and a local food co-op, just for starters!
The local public schools are good, but there are also three charter schools with I think six more slated to open soon and a montessori school that's currently private but trying to go charter.
Pittsboro is also commutable to Greensboro, Chapel HIll, RTP, and Raleigh.
Yep, Pittsboro is a sweet little town and so is Hillsborough about 20 minutes north of CH. Both are definitely worth a look. I think Orange and Chatham counties both have pretty decent school systems. They just suffer by comparison with the Chapel Hill-Carrboro schools, but it's not like Chapel Hill-Carrboro schools are perfect or anything.
CHC Schools have got their own set of issues—they're very competitive especially in high school and can be very stressful, depending on your kid. I was just reading an article yesterday that was basically saying a "B" student in Chapel Hill-Carrboro schools is an "A" student in most other systems so when the kids graduate their GPAs are actually sometimes a little lower than they would be if they went to a different school — their SAT and ACT scores are higher in comparison. It's that whole Bell curve thing. There is also an achievement gap issue with kids from lower socio-economic backgrounds and some minority groups not performing as well. However even the lower performing groups perform above the state average and the system as a whole always has the highest SAT scores in the state. There's usually at least one kid, and often several kids, in the system with a perfect SAT and/or ACT score.
If you're set on CHC schools, though you'll need to stay in CH/C and be sure you're in Orange County. There are little bits of Chapel Hill that hang over the edge into Durham and Chatham counties and the kids in those areas go to schools in those county systems.
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Rrrrachel - Pittsboro looks really cute (and affordable!) I just worry that we're going to have enough of an adjustment moving from this metro area to Chapel Hill. Love all those food-related options though :) And I'm going to go drool over the homes/prices.
Thank you for the school info BeanMa -- I can absolutely see that overly competitive issue with the CH school system. Considering how much I've heard about it. It's so hard to know what your kids are going to want and need as they grow up. And of course, how these school districts change. I hear the Wake? system is a mess. Crystal ball please..
Thanks birthdancedoula!
It is a mess at the moment because of all the uncertainly. I just saw another story on the news about it the other day, and a realtor was saying that it's scaring people away who are moving to the area right now because no one can tell them what school they would be assigned to. She said she's having to learn a lot about Chapel Hill because that's where people are looking now.
Just wanted to let you know that I moved from a city of 1.5 million people to Pittsboro, and had the same worries you describe--but once I did it, I found love it! If ever I miss the traffic/crowds, it is only a 35-minute drive to Raleigh, 40 to Durham, and 25 to Chapel Hill. So easy! (And I'm always so happy to leave them behind when I return home.)
Best wishes in finding the right place to land!
Hello Mamas! What a useful thread!! I'm relocating to NC from CO. Trying to decide between Charlotte and The Triangle. I certainly know where to look for advice when I know exactly where I'm headed.
In staring at the google map of NC, I've wondered about the town of Fearrington. It's past Pittsboro I think. Does anyone have any experience/thoughts on this area?
If you mean Fearrington Village, it's not actually a town but rather a subdivision located between Chapel Hill and Pittsboro. It started out being primarily geared toward retirees and many of them relocated to the area for it.
I recall reading something recently where they're trying to change that and attract families, but I'm not sure how that's going. I've never known anyone with children that lives there.
If you're interested in that area and that kind of development, Briar Chapel would probably be a better choice for a young family.
Fearrington actually has lots of families, particularly in the original phase of development. The retirement part actually came later. My sister lives there and there are probably a dozen kids on their street. It is not technically a town, but there is a village center with shops and restaurants and a great little beer garden that has music on the weekends. I live very close to there so if you have any questions lemme have em!
Oh I didn't just mean the newer retirement community. I've always associated it with senior citizens. Those are the only people I've ever known to live out there. I had no idea there were that many families out there.
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Ive done the "open and close door" thing in cars before, but when theyre going just a few miles an hour, not 70!!
It does sound like this is not the whole story. Why open a car door at 70 mph, whatever your concern about the door. Surely you'd realise thats dangerous??
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It wouldn't surprise me if they've just thrown in the 70mph bit because that's the speed limit on a motorway and it added to the overall story. So they may have been doing a slower speed at the time. His lack of serious injuries would suggest this too.
I can believe it happened. He's got into the car, not shut the door properly. They've got onto the motorway. Driver has finally lost patience with the beeping noise and told Michael to shut the door properly. He's opened it a little to close it again and it's blown open or something and he's tumbled out. Probably due to not wearing a seat belt. Maybe they were having a heated discussion about something and that's why they've ignored the beeping for so long or perhaps Michael makes a habit of not shutting car doors properly.
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Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Saturday, December 12, 2015
Union Square: Crossroads of New York Walking Tour
at Abraham Lincoln Statue (in Union Square Park), Manhattan
2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
Explore the social and political history of the Union Square neighborhood through discussions of the people, history, architecture, and forces that have shaped this community.
Category: Education, History, Tours
Le Petit Art
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
Create miniature works of art (4"x6") or less using multiple mediums like acrylic paint, water color, pastel, pencil, ink, and surfaces like wood, canvas, paper, metal, and glass.
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Leading the Way: Six Outstanding Women of Queens
at Kingsland Homestead (in Margaret I. Carman Green - Weeping Beech), Queens
2:30 p.m.–4:30 p.m.
The Queens Historical Society presents their newest exhibition, Leading the Way: Six Outstanding Women of Queens. Featuring women from diverse fields and backgrounds, who at one…
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Summer on the Hudson: Holiday on the Hudson
at West 125 Street (in West Harlem Piers), Manhattan
4:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.
Join us for our holiday tree lighting party with live music, decoration making, and more.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Concerts, Festivals, Kids, Waterfront, Seniors, Holiday Lightings
Astronomy: The Geminids Meteor Shower
at Van Cortlandt Nature Center (in Van Cortlandt Park), Bronx
7:00 p.m.–8:30 p.m.
The shower produces up to 120 multi-colored meteors per hour at its peak! All equipment provided.
Category: Astronomy
Sunday, December 13, 2015
New York Road Runners Open Run: Run for Life at Marine Park
at Carmine Carro Community Center (in Marine Park), Brooklyn
9:00 a.m.–10:00 a.m.
Join New York Road Runners for free weekly runs in your neighborhood! Open to all ages and experience levels. Walkers, strollers, and dogs on leash are welcome. No advance registration required.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Exhibition: Alice Austen Everyday: A Photo Series Inspired by Place
at Alice Austen House Museum (in Alice Austen Park), Staten Island
11:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Alice Austen's beloved home, Clear Comfort, was her muse and her window onto the world at the entrance to the New York Harbor. The vantage point from Clear Comfort is…
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12:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
Goalball is a Paralympic sport for athletes with visual impairments. It is played by two teams of three using a ball with bells inside.
Category: Accessible, Sports
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at Gertrude Ederle Recreation Center, Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
The NY Rolling Fury are looking for kids, teens, and young adults with physical disabilities who are ages 6-21, to learn how to play wheelchair basketball.
Category: Accessible, Fitness, Sports
Special Walking Tour: 19th Century Landmark Treasures of Noho
at Merchant's House Museum, Manhattan
12:30 p.m.–1:30 p.m.
On this one-hour walking tour of the Noho Historic District, promenaders will see 11 buildings designated as individual New York City landmarks.
Category: History, Tours
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The signage for a building in Bath Street, Glasgow. Most of the front of the building is this glorious blue colour, it's a great effect and I hope I've picked up exactly how much blue there is in this photo
Not expecting many comments or such on this - it's not too exciting and it's also almost midnight but the colour is enough to make me upload it It still fits within my limits of colour though...
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works really well with your bold colours of late. nice addition.
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just click on the link for the profile, sus. you'll see how well they fit together.
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Understand what your doing-- but as a photo in its own rightI can't see the point of it existing realy,looks like letraset on a graduated bit of artwork.
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I agree with you Richard, on it's own it certainly seems quite uninteresting. I found it (at least slightly) interesting because an architect would have never put such a full wall of brilliant colour even just 10 years ago. The numbers are there to explain that it is a building. I mainly just wanted to pick up the colour though.
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clicked just for the cheek of it...
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What should you and your special someone do on Valentine's Day? Every year, it's the same question. It's time for some new, fun, different ideas.
What should you and your special someone do on Valentine's Day? Every year, it's the same question. It's time for some new, fun, different ideas.
The best of 'SNL''s commercial parodies are always those that make you cringe a little. Not because they're bad, but because you recognize just enough painful truth in them to dredge up a memory or two. With Valentine's Day around the corner, the most recent episode of everyone's favorite late night variety show tackled a subject that should be familiar to anyone who has ever been in a relationship: forgetting to get a gift for your loved one.
Instead of fighting the endless crowds on Valentine's Day next month, you just might want to consider a romantic dinner at home. There's still the problem of what to wear for your sweetie!
Valentine's Day is supposed to be about romance, love and togetherness, but for older adults and senior citizens, it can be about isolation and depression. Singer and actress Victoria Justice is doing something about that with a sweet and cute initiative.
How was your Valentine's Day? Probably better than this guy's. At least, that's what these passersby were thinking...
Restaurants are famous for jacking up their price on Valentine's Day. While we're not sure what the Eleven in Pittsburgh's February 14th arrangement is, the bill for a redditor's gnomiegnomie romantic Valentine's Day dinner there with his girlfriend was $250.
Valentine's Day is tricky. Most people either love the mushy stuff or dread it for weeks beforehand, so there's really no right way to go about celebrating the holiday. Lovebird festivities usually entail red roses, lots of chocolate and super sentimental things that make some people want to gag.
Valentine's Day is all but through. What did we do? It started bright and early this morning with the kids. We bought each of them a little something. Vikki's gift was a form or shape sorter, Dylan got a fedora that he wanted and Justin wanted and received a pair of Levis 510 super skinny jeans. And for Lynn, I bought her a two rose bouquet, card and Symphony bar her favorite type of candy bar.
Whether you're stuck trying to figure out an original way to be romantic or lamenting the fact you don't have a sweetheart, Valentine's Day definitely isn't all chocolate and good feelings.
But no matter your February 14th gripe, you are still probably having a better Valentine's Day than a Manchester, England man named Dan.
So I broke it off with someone I really liked a lot three days ago, and then immediately got the flu. I don't want to talk about it, leave me alone. I mean, Happy Valentine's Day! Let me tell you about the weird dream I had last night!


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