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Sriwijaya Air
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- Jl. Gunung Sahari Raya No.13 Blok B8-10, Jakarta Pusat, Indonesia
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- http://www.sriwijayaair.co.id
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- Jakarta Soekarno-Hatta International Airport
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- Indonesia
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- Domestic | International
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Established in 2003, Sriwijaya Air is an airline based in Jakarta, Indonesia. From its main base at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, the carrier provides domestic service to major cities in Indonesia as well as international service to Penang and Singapore. The carrier also operates full-service domestic carrier, Nam Air.
Location of Sriwijaya Air main hub (Jakarta Soekarno-Hatta International Airport)
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Sriwijaya Air enters sale and leaseback agreement with Aergo for two 737-900ERs
Sriwijaya Air receives two 737-900ERs
PT Angkasa Pura I advises of terminal ops at Yogyakarta Airport following terminal relaunch
Sriwijaya Air suspends Malang, Surabaya and Ternate services due to volcanic eruptions
Sriwijaya Air commences Jakarta-Pekanbaru service
Sriwijaya Air to receive 737-800s and 737-900ERs in 2015: report
Sriwijaya Group traffic down 1.7% in 1H2015: report
Sriwijaya Air launches Bali-Nanning charter service on 05-Jul-2015
Semarang Airport prepares for increase in service ops during Ramadan: GM
Sriwijaya Air to commence Jakarta-Pekanbaru service in Jul-2015
10 airlines confirm compliance with Indonesia's fleet size and ownership regulations: reports
Sriwijaya Air signs sale and leaseback with Aergo for two new 737s
Boeing wins 330 orders/commitments at Paris from more than a dozen customers
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Indonesia's Sriwijaya Air plans to resume expansion as Nam Air adds turboprops
Indonesia's third largest airline group, Sriwijaya, is planning to resume expansion in 2015 as conditions improve in Indonesia's domestic market. Sriwijaya plans to add four 737-800s in 2015 and is close to placing an order for up to 30 new turboprops which will be operated by its regional subsidiary Nam Air.
Sriwijaya adopted a dual-brand strategy in 2013 with Nam being used as a full-service regional carrier. At about the same time Sriwijaya tried to move up market by introducing a business class.
But Nam has not expanded since launching in late 2013 while Sriwijaya shrunk in 2014. Sriwijaya is now again adjusting its strategy by removing business class.
Sriwijaya Air targets Indonesia regional market with launch of full-service subsidiary Nam Air
Competition in Indonesia's dynamic domestic market has increased another notch with the launch of Sriwijaya full-service subsidiary Nam Air. Sriwijaya, Indonesia's third largest airline group after Lion and Garuda, is using Nam to expand its presence in the fast-growing regional market.
Nam Air commenced operations on 10-Dec-2013 and is currently operating one daily Boeing 737-500 flight between Jakarta and Pangkal Pinang, a trunk route also served by Lion, Garuda and Sriwijaya. Six more domestic routes are planned as part of Nam's initial phase, including five routes connecting secondary markets which are new to the Sriwijaya group. Four of these routes are currently not served by Lion or Garuda.
Sriwijaya could have used Nam to enter the budget end of the market, which has accounted for most of the recent growth in Indonesia but has become fiercely competitive. The group has instead positioned Nam as a full-service carrier with a similar product to Sriwijaya Air but a different network strategy, targeting point-to-point markets which are relatively thin but are underserved and have big potential.
Sriwijaya attempts to maintain its position as Indonesia's third largest airline as market explodes
Sriwijaya Air is seeking to renew its fleet, expand its network and launch a new full-service subsidiary in a bid to maintain its position as the third largest airline in Indonesia's fast-growing market. The low-profile airline group, which is already one of the 30 largest in Asia, has big ambitions to expand domestically and to a lesser extent internationally with new Boeing 737-800s and Embraer E190s in two-class configuration. But the group plans to stay away from the faster-growing Indonesian budget airline sector and, in a rather odd strategy, have two full-service brands with one positioned at the premium end and one in the middle.
Sriwijaya risks getting squeezed out as much larger Lion and Garuda pursue rapid expansion in both the budget and full-service sectors while the Indonesian affiliates of AirAsia and Tiger grow rapidly at the low end of the market. But within Indonesia's large group of second tier full-service carriers, Sriwijaya has the strongest position and stands to benefit in the likely event of consolidation.
Asia's first time flyers the big winners as Paris Air Show PR juggernaut winds down
The major beneficiaries of this week's frenetic (public relations) activity just outside Paris live half a world away. They are Asia's emerging travellers – the millions that have never stepped inside an aircraft, but for whom air travel is becoming attainable. That opportunity took a major step forward as Asian carriers – many of whom the world had never heard of a decade or even five years ago – stepped up in front of the world's media to order narrowbodies for the mass markets they see blossoming at home.
Paris 2011: Indonesia takes centre stage
Indonesia's potential for more rapid aviation growth is expected to fuel a surge in new aircraft orders beyond those announced at this week's Paris Air Show.
Paris 2011: Sriwijaya's ageing fleet gets big boost with E190s
Sriwijaya Air is responding to intensifying competition in the Indonesian market by committing to become the first Indonesian customer for E190s. The new type will allow Sriwijaya to differentiate itself from some of its low-cost competitors and expand into some of Indonesia's many fast-growing secondary routes.


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Medivation reported a net loss for the quarter ended March 31, 2009, of $5.6 million, or $0.19 per share, compared with a net loss of $15.5 million, or $0.54 per share, for the same period in 2008.
Cash, cash equivalents and short-term investments at March 31, 2009, totaled $200.7 million, compared with $221.4 million at December 31, 2008.
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Medivation, Inc. is a biopharmaceutical company focused on the rapid development of novel small molecule drugs to treat serious diseases for which there are limited treatment options. Medivation aims to transform the treatment of these diseases and offer hope to critically ill patients and their caregivers. In September 2008, Medivation announced a global agreement with Pfizer Inc to develop and commercialize Dimebon for the treatment of Alzheimer's and Huntington's diseases. With Pfizer, the Company is conducting a broad Dimebon clinical development program, including a pivotal and confirmatory Phase 3 trial, known as the CONNECTION study, in patients with mild-to-moderate Alzheimer's disease. The program also includes additional trials pla
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Preview: Cannondale SuperSix Evo Women's Hi-MOD Dura Ace
While the growth of available product for women in the bicycling industry is evident there are two key area's lacking, high end mountain and road product. It takes a bold company, with a strong belief in women, to invest in product with a high price tag for women. Cannondale is doing it with their SuperSix Evo Hi-MOD. Available in SRAM Red, Shimano Dura Ace and Ultegra Di2. I recently took delivery of the Shimano Dura Ace model and will be putting it through some abuse to see if the $6600 road bike is for you.
Cannondale SuperSix Evo Women's Hi-MOD Dura Ace
MSRP: $6600 Sizes: 44, 48, 51, 54, 56 Details: Geometry is based on front stack height (how tall the front end is), Shimano Dura Ace through out other than the Cannondale Hollowgram SI cranks. Wheels/Tires are from Mavic.
Initial Out of the Box Thoughts
The bike is gorgeous in a subtle "I'm chic" kinda way. It doesn't scream that it is for women, but it has the details that matter. For example a Fizik Donna saddle, FSA Pro-Wing Compact (less drop and comfortable), and a reasonable length stem on a 54cm. An initial review will be up in a few weeks! Learn more on Cannondale.com.
Disclaimer: This product was provided at no-charge for review.
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I LOVE my Raleigh Capri carbon. It fits better and is more comfortable than any bike I've ever owned!! I think it's totally underrated. Since you reviewed at least the aluminum Capri, it would be interesting to hear how a racier / more aggressive bike like this compares.
I've been trying to find reviews for the is 2013 Raleigh Capri Carbon 1.0. I tried the Cannondale Synapse 5, 105 Alloy, but I think the Raleigh Carbon was lighter. I'm going for my first long ride this weekend. I really hope I made the right choice.
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Chris Swrote a review of Kask Protone Helmet on June 8, 2015
This is the Rolls-Royce of helmets
Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This helmet is expensive, but it's optimized for racing and is really for those who don't simply want "good enough" but insist on quality in every aspect of their helmet: looks, safety, functionality, weight, and comfort. The Protone has this in spades. My other helmet is a Louis Garneau Course, a primo road helmet that I liked and was the best I had owned up to this point, but it just seems crude in comparison to the Protone in just about every aspect.
This helmet is designed to combine ventilation with aerodynamics. I've done 20-minute hill repeats in 80 degree weather and the helmet does not add to the suffering in terms of weight or me burning up. The ventilation simply works. All that reminded me that the Protone was there was a single trickle of sweat down the glasses. The front sweat pad is the best I've yet seen and a feature that I did not guess existed but has now spoiled me. With the LG Course, I often got a steady stream of sweat and sometimes have to stop to squeegee the front pad. Plus, the pads would leave indentations on my forehead that wouldn't go away for a few hours. These are minor annoyances and typical of the other helmets I've owned (and so, not a slam against the Course), but Kask took these problems seriously and made the effort to fix them.
This is just one illustration of how the attention to detail is a cut above. The other padding is superior to that of any helmet I've had, dense and plush. The fit is ridiculously adjustable, at least compared to what I'm used to. There's a synth leather chinstrap, which won't get crusty and chafe as you sweat all over it. Racing is hard enough and I have to wear a helmet anyway--these details help me stay focused rather than distracted by petty discomforts.
The aerodynamic qualities can't be quantified by me, but they're plausible from looking at the helmet design. The leading edge, where there's usually a high air pressure point, is a vent. Within the helmet are air channels to direct the air over the head and toward the back vents. The front structural parts of the helmet shell are concave in shape, something you can't really see in the picture--rather than the air hitting them and then hitting the side of the vent (and increasing drag), the shape when you're at speed deflects the air over the vent or channels it over the back of the helmet. How cool is that? The back part is plainly aero, a smooth shell with a snub back and even a slight tail. If you turn your head or are getting whacked with a cross-wind, you won't pay as high a price in drag. The helmet actually feels more slippery than the Course.
I can't speak of the safety features until I crash and smack my head on the pavement, but this helmet is certified as meeting the same standards as any other road helmet in the US and looks very sound. If you view a helmet as simply a safety device and nothing more, the cost of the Protone will be hard to justify. And that's okay. Those of us who race often value the performance aspects, comfort, and are vain enough to want our gear to look awesome. If some of the attention to detail that Kask has put into this helmet matters to you then I'm not sure you can find a better lid.


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The answers to the How Well Do You Know the Winter Olympics quiz.
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With her rivals slipping and crashing, Germany's Martina Ertl completed a comeback from a serious injury by winning the women's combined Friday at the world championships.
Austrian Benjamin Raich extended his World Cup Sl dominance, winnig the Schladming night Sl by more than half a second on Jan. 23. After recent confidence boosts, the Americans look to make their mark in the upcoming World Championships.
Bode Miller got off to a poor start Wednesday when he struggled on the downhill portion of the combined event. Kjetil Andre Aamodt of Norway won the downhill portion with a time of 1.38.79.
Caroline Lalive's hopes of joining Bode Miller as an American medalist in the combined event disappeared Thursday when she fell on the first slalom run and dropped out of the event.
Gilles Jaquet of France won the qualifying event with a time of 35.69 seconds, while American Chris Klug finished 11th in the one-run event, placing him in the 16-man, head-to-head final to be contested Friday.
Bode Miller is now 0-for-4 at the Turin Games _ and all he's got left is his weakest event.
Hermann Maier is feeling better and ready to resume his Olympic medal chase following four days away from the Italian Alps, the superstar skier's agent said Thursday.
American gold medal contender Lindsey Kildow was injured in a severe crash on her downhill training run and airlifted to a hospital on Monday, moments after defending Olympic champion Carole Montillet-Carles of France was hurt in a spectacular fall.
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Thursday 14 April 2011
Last night we all went to the celebration party of a barrister in chambers who has just been made a QC. Actually, he's only just been made a tenant in chambers as well, having joined from another set where it was said that he didn't feel he was getting quite the attention he deserved. Though word has it that he stood unsuccessfully for head of chambers and then left in a huff to find another home for his thwarted ambitions.
He's about fifty-five with the usual middle-aged spread and thinning hair. The difference is that Slick (it just seems appropriate) is a 'moderniser'. Not really in the sense of being rebellious or anti-establishment (sadly). Far from it.
Rather he represents a corporate view of life that he thinks should be the new establishment, even at the Bar. But above all what defines him is a leathery perma-tan and slicked-back hair. Oh, and the mini-me he brought with him from his other chambers who I'll call Slicklet but who also reminded me of C3PO playing up to his beloved 'Master Luke'. Continue reading...
Monday 11 April 2011
With all the pupils now up and on their feet in court, TheCreep has taken to lecturing them at every opportunity and he was doing so again at chambers tea yesterday.
"There's something of the pupil fancier about TheCreep," said OldSmoothie.
"I think it has something to do with the fact that they're the only ones that will listen," said BusyBody.
"Well, at least I'm making an effort to educate the next generation," said TheCreep.
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"So what advice would you give them?' he replied.
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A new recipe from our reader Crystal Goll
Crock-Pot Pork and Mushrooms
4 Boneless Pork Chops (About a 1/2 in Thick)
1 Four Ounce Can of Mushrooms, Drained
2 Small-Medium Onions, Sliced
1 Envelope Packet of Onion Soup
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- Lay pork chops in crock-pot.
- Place onion and can of mushrooms (Drained)across from pork chops.
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If your little one is sleeping throught the night what kind of diapers do you use? If I let my son sleep throught the night he will pee through his diaper. I tried not giving him so much to drink before he goes to sleep and it didnt help and I have changed his diapers and it didnt help. I have to wake up in the middle of the night get him up and change him to prevent this from happening. I was wondering what everyone does to prevent this from happening without having to wake up in the middle of the night to change them?
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Huggies overnights. I use regular Luvs during the day. He pees like a champ through the night and I pretty much attribute them to getting him to sttn.
thats what im using now and it worked at first but in the last couple weeks hes been wetting through. he never did it before so i dont know whats going on. i havent changed our routine or anything during the day or at night so im really confused.
They do sell liners. Maybe you could double up and put a liner in the overnight? My LO has peed through them 3 or 4 times, but nothing more than a damp spot on the jammies.
I put my baby on the potty before bed and he usually makes a big pee in there. Then we use cheapie diapers from BRU—Especially for Baby is the name, I think—adn he does not leak.
Are you in a size 4 yet? Elliot can technically still wear a 3, but bumping him up a size helped with leakage.
We use Pampers (either baby dry or cruisers) and have never had a problem. DS guzzles a sippy cup of milk before going to bed too and wakes up with diapers that are soooo heavy! :)
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My SIL used to change my nephews diaper before she went to bed. He slept with his butt in the air so they would just ease it off him and put a new one on. He never woke up! Don't know if your LO is a sound sleeper but it is a thought.
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we put LO to bed at 8. When we go to bed, the last thing we do is change her (around 11), and we put a size up on her (she wears a 3 in the day and a 4 at night). Sometimes she still leaks. I might start to try the potty thing bcs she is sooo interested.
We had a problem with Liam leaking through his at night too. I tried reg Huggies,Huggies overnights, and the Pampers night brand and honestly I tried the Target brand and he has never leaked through. I can't believe how much money I wasted on the more expensive diapers.
Did you try changing diaper size for the night. When my son was younger and this happened, I bought bigger diapers and put them on at night anf it did the trick.
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we use huggies at night or pampers baby dry. and Walgreens brand during the day.
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Owera Vineyards Director of Operations Ben Reilley holds two of the winery's most popular products, a bottle of Cazenovia Blush and semi-dry Riesling, Jan. 20 at Owera's location in Cazenovia.
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Retired Congressman Out of Hospital After Transplant
Posted: 10/04/2007 - Retired congressman Charlie Wilson is out of a Houston hospital after a successful heart transplant last month.
Posted: 10/04/2007 - Retired congressman Charlie Wilson is out of a Houston hospital after a successful heart transplant last month.
Updated: 10/04/2007 - Congressional investigators say experiments with potentially deadly germs by unregulated labs are increasing public risk.
Posted: 10/04/2007 - The superintendent of the Irving school district says some immigrant parents have pulled their children from school over deportation fears.
Posted: 10/04/2007 - With accidents rising at high-security research laboratories, congressional investigators said Thursday that incidents with dangerous germs and toxins may not be reported because labs fear bad publicity and workers fear for their jobs.
Posted: 10/04/2007 - Judge Cheryl Johnson says she's dismayed to learn a colleague closed the doors of Texas' highest criminal court as attorneys for a death row inmate rushed to file an appeal.
Posted: 10/04/2007 - New DNA testing has exonerated an inmate in another case connected to the Houston Police Department's troubled crime lab. Forty-seven-year-old Ronald Taylor was sent to prison 12 years ago for rape.
Posted: 10/04/2007 - A middle school custodian who died accidentally on a North Texas campus was a registered sex offender. The man reportedly passed a background check with a false identity.
Updated: 11/01/2007 - Sometimes, things are more real than you might think. Take the Camp David exhibit at the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum.
Posted: 10/03/2007 - It didn't take long for a Grimes County jury to make a decision on an accused child molester. After only two hours of deliberation Wednesday, the panel found Navasota resident John Lucero, 22, guilty of two counts of indecency with a child.
Updated: 10/03/2007 - A pending autopsy on the body of a Leon County infant could determine the fate of a Conroe teen. If the baby girl died of natural causes, Robert Capps, 17, will face two counts of injury to a child. If the seven-month old was killed, Capps could be charged with capital murder.
Updated: 10/03/2007 - Licensed hunters and fishers in Texas for the most part know state game wardens are always watching. However, Texas Parks and Wildlife Game Warden Russell Murden in Robertson County is attempting to stress that message to newcomers who may not know how serious poaching or illegal hunting is frowned upon.
Updated: 10/03/2007 - Future growth and expansion forces Twin City Mission to reorganize some of its top seated positions. The agency has created the position of Chief Executive Officer, which Executive Director Doug Weedon, has filled.
Updated: 10/03/2007 - Through tears, hugs, and stories Patricia's family surrounded her with love, and stood by her side. However, she wanted her family to know she was fighter.
Posted: 10/03/2007 - Bones discovered in the 1990s that spurred the Legislature to declare the pleurocoelus the state's official dinosaur were misidentified and actually came from a different species, according to a student's research.
Posted: 10/03/2007 - A car dealership issued an apology and fired a sales manager over the distribution of an e-mail advertisement that included a derogatory term for Hispanics.
Posted: 10/03/2007 - Brownsville officials are considering a lawsuit against the federal government to prevent construction of a border fence on city property. City leaders discussed that possibility last night but decided to wait two more weeks before making a decision.
Posted: 10/03/2007 - A South Texas man was charged with capital murder Tuesday in the strangling death of his pregnant common-law wife, police said.
Posted: 10/03/2007 - The real estate developer at the center of a Dallas City Hall corruption case has surrendered to federal authorities. Southwest Housing President Brian L. Potashnik, his wife Cheryl, and his father, Jack, were named in indictments alleging an elaborate bribery and extortion scheme.
Posted: 10/03/2007 - Six Texas counties struck by Tropical Storm Erin this summer now qualify for federal aid. President Bush declared Bexar, Harris, Jones, Kendall, Medina and Taylor counties disaster areas.
Posted: 10/03/2007 - Because of the way some State Fair of Texas concessionaires interpret state law, Oklahomans who travel to Dallas for the Texas-OU game this weekend might have trouble buying beer.
Posted: 10/03/2007 - A U.S. district judge in Galveston has been reprimanded after a lengthy investigation of alleged sexual harassment of a federal employee and inappropriate behavior toward other workers.
Updated: 10/03/2007 - It was a moving scene Tuesday night as hundreds of tiny lights flickered in silence in memory of the victims of domestic violence.
Updated: 10/03/2007 - Dallas luxury retailer Neiman Marcus has unveiled this year's Christmas catalog full of over-the-top gifts, including a $1.4 million submarine.
Posted: 10/02/2007 - President Bush declared six Texas counties struck by Tropical Storm Erin disaster areas.
Updated: 10/03/2007 - Brazos County is looking back on a juvenile probation officer's record after her arrest.


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WASHINGTON, Sept. 7 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Following is a statement by Change to Win Executive Director Greg Tarpinian on the misclassification of workers and today's signing of an executive order to prevent employee misclassification by New York Governor Eliot Spitzer:
Change to Win is a partnership of seven unions with six million members in the growth occupations and industries of the 21st century --- from retail to health care, from construction and transportation to food processing and hospitality --- we are organizing the workforce of the future, we are organizing to bring the American dream to the next generation of workers.
For workers that dream is a good job, economic security for the family and opportunity to earn a better life. Misclassification of workers as independent contractors --- directing and controlling the work, but refusing to take responsibility for those doing the work --- is a direct attack on that dream and the economic well-being of working families.
Through misclassification, employers effectively exempt themselves from labor and employment laws that are the foundation of American workplace standards --- from programs like unemployment insurance and workers compensation that provide economic protection for working families --- and, reverse more than a century of social progress. They would turn America into a third world country.
Millions of workers are currently misclassified and tens of millions more are threatened, if we do not actively and aggressively enact and enforce laws and regulations to stop the abuse of designating workers as contractors.
What does misclassification mean to a working family?
It means if you lose your job --- you don't get unemployment --- because you were not an employee.
It means if you get hurt on the job, you don't receive medical coverage or income protection through workers' compensation--because you are not a worker.
Let's be clear: misc
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I live locally and am married with two daughters, a very spoilt cat and my first grandchild, Ollie, was born on 7th March. I enjoy walking, going to the Theatre, reading and holidays.
At the moment I am doing the Certificate for School Business Managers through Manchester Metropolitan University which is very interesting and takes up a lot of my free time.


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Cannelton elementary students gathered in the community center Thursday with teachers, parents and grandparents as they celebrated the ending of the school year. Awards were given for perfect attendance and various academic achievements. Fifth grade teacher Joan Goble was also honored again for being named teacher of the year for the Indiana Small and Rural Schools Association. Cannelton Mayor Smokey Graves also declared May 27 to be Joan Goble Day in honor of the Cannelton teacher's achievements.
MuGamma Beta Sigma Phi member Mary Snyder presents a donation of $200 to Cannelton Police Chief Eric Dickenson. The donation is to be used for the Kenny Kellems Camp with a Cop program. MuGamma as donated to this camp since its beginning.
Chestnut Grove to host guest Brother Bobbie Bell
TELL CITY – Evangelist Brother Bobbie Bell and family from Troy, Ohio, will be special guest speakers today, Friday and Saturday at Chestnut Grove Church in Tell City.
The congregation will gather at 7 p.m. today and Friday and at 5 p.m. Saturday. Singing and rejoicing on good word will be held.
For more information, contact Brother Harold Nix at 547-5109.
St. Paul Catholic Church celebrated the educational accomplishments of 19 seniors of Tell City Junior-Senior High School who are graduating during commencement exercises June 3.
TELL CITY – First Baptist Church will welcome children to Panda Mania vacation Bible school beginning June 6.
Children 4 years old through students who have completed fifth grade will meet Monday through Friday of that week from 9 to 11:45 a.m. Parents, grandparents and friends are invited to join us each day at 11:20 a.m. for the "Rowdy Wrap-Up," a daily celebration of God's love. The church is located at the corner of 13th and Jefferson streets.
To keep the birthday list updated, The Perry County News needs your help. Call 547-3424 if you want to add a name, make a change or if a name or date is wrong. If a person is deceased, please advise the newspaper so the name can be removed from the list.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Kunkler of Tell City will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday, June 18 with a 1 p.m. Mass at St. Mark Catholic Church, St. Marks, followed by an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. at St. Mark Parish Center next to the church.
Jerome "Pete" Kunkler and the former Marlene Jasper were married at St. Ferdinand Catholic Church at Ferdinand, June 17, 1961.
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Rodney and Alicia Smitson of Tell City announce the birth of their son, Braxton Lee Smitson, Monday, May 16, 2011, at Perry County Memorial Hospital in Tell City.
The infant weighed 7 pounds, 10 ounces and was 191⁄4 inches long.
Mrs. Smitson is the former Alicia Brown. Braxton has one older sibling, Landin Smitson, 21⁄2.
Grandparents are Rick and Pam Criss of Hawesville, Ky., Chuck and Mary Riley of Derby, Jerry Smitson of St. Petersburg, Fla., and Jannette Harrison of Tell City.
St. John's chicken, ham supper June 11
NEW BOSTON – St. John's Lutheran Church, located a 1/2 mile west of New Boston, will have its chicken and ham supper beginning at 4:30 p.m. Saturday, June 11 at the church. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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It has been TIPPING with rain in Fiji for 2 days straight now so I'm getting time to catch up on photos and the like. In my first update of this trip I left you on my way from New York to Canada…
NEW YORK, the USA to TORONTO, Canada – Tuesday 8th November 2011
At the Port Authority Bus Terminal in New York I had a little wait before getting on the bus to Newark, which was surprisingly quick! I was not a fan of Newark airport, there is no space around the check in area (apparently they've just improved it!) so everyone queuing for flights were in the way of people trying to get through to their check in desk, not easy with loads of bags, as most people going on a flight will have! I checked in and got through security ok and then had about an hour to wait before my flight; it was soooooooooooooo hot in the departure lounge, everyone was fanning themselves and removing layers of clothing. Porter Airlines who fly to Toronto's City Airport (aka Billy Bishop Airport) were fantastic, the view over Manhattan as I left was great (saw a very small Statue of Liberty) although it was a bit hazy, the food was amazing (ham roll and delicious pasta) and it was all very posh, almost like flying first class. It was only a small plane, two seats each side (like the Guernsey planes Mum, Dad and Maff…). The view over the USA and then Canada was really nice, very green and loads of wind turbines. Lake Ontario looks like the sea (beautiful during the sunset), I would have thought it was the sea had I not known better and then the best was seeing this huge waterfall, with big puffs of spray coming out…I got ridiculously excited as I realised it was Niagara! It looked AWESOME from the air although you could see a very distinct difference between the very impressive Canadian falls and the American falls, which whilst pretty impressive on their own are nothing in comparison.
Anyway, we landed at Toronto and were quickly off the plane and at immigration at which I had the most questions I have EVER had in my ENTIRE life at an immigration point. I got my bags and ready to go through to see my Canadian family…who were waiting the other side with a lovely homemade sign saying 'Welcome Rachel' (as I'm writing this I've just realised I left it there, I wanted to bring it with me, feel awful, must get in touch with Elaine to see if she still has it). My Dad's Aunt (my Grampy Godwin's sister) Eileen and her daughter Elaine and son Ian (my Dad's cousins) were there waiting for me. I couldn't have missed them, they looked like Godwin's and Auntie Eileen hadn't changed at all since I last saw her in England about 10 years ago. We had a hug and got out of the airport (which included a ferry ride off of the airport island which was quite exciting and gave me an amazing view of Downtown Toronto at night) and into the car. As we were driving out of Toronto I got a good look at the CN Tower, which along with the rest of Downtown is beautifully lit up in pinks, purples and other colours. We headed out of the city towards Burlington (there was a lot of traffic, I'm so grateful to them for coming to get me) and stopped off for a really nice dinner in a pub; Ian and I had Bangers and Mash and it was delicious, a huge plate full but I ate it all (Gem, you would have loved them!). We had a nice catch up, talked about family and nice things then dropped Ian off before heading to Elaine's beautiful home in Grimsby. Auntie Eileen stayed over and we had some wine and a chat before heading to bed. I learned a load of interesting things about life in Canada in the snow! If there's 8 inches of snow they shovel their way out and carry on with everything, it's only when there's 12-15 inches that they're snowed in completely. How much does it take to snow us in in England….?!!! About 3inches?!!! There were also piles of leaves along the streets in Burlington…in much from the car as wanted to see it all properly but did see a lot of wet people as the spray came over the road!
We parked up and crossed the street (in Canada and some of the USA not only do they have pedestrian crossings that show a countdown to zero before it goes to green for you, there is also a voice counting you down – 10, 5, 3, go!) and headed for my first proper glimpse of the falls. The river upstream looks relatively calm and like you could have a nice paddle in it then as you approach the Canadian horseshow falls it gets faster, but still only going crazy when it's about to go over the edge (like it suddenly realizes what it's in for it!). OMG, those falls are IMMENSE! I just can't put it into words; I took some video so I can remember. There is so much water! The horseshow is so big it didn't fit into one shot on my camera (which has a pretty wide lens). We stayed there for a good hour just moving along and watching it from different perspectives. We headed down towards the American falls (called so because they're on the American side of the river); I don't want to know them because they really are impressive on their own but just not when you compare it to the Canadian falls. To try to compare Niagara to Iguazu Falls on the Brazil Argentina border (Caryl and I went there last year); the American falls are like one of the many many falls of the type Iguazu has; the Canadian horseshow falls seemed much bigger in width than the Devil's Throat (the horseshoe fall at Iguazu) but the volume of water didn't seem so great – they're both equally impressive in their own ways. We stopped for a bit of lunch (where Auntie Eileen and Elaine introduced me to Tim Horton's, a very nice Canadian fast food type chain, where we had lovely bagels) then headed up a little cliff railway to Niagara town (full of hotels) to take a look at the casino, which was really big. On the way I saw my first black squirrel, didn't even know you could get a black squirrel! We tried some 25cents machines but unfortunately lost our money 😊 We then headed back to the car (the guy working the lift recognised I was British from my poppy, apparently they're distinctive because of the green leaf, the Canadians mostly all wear poppy's for Remembrance Day) and drove out of Niagara…I will be back there! We drove back through the beautiful scenery, saw the big hydroelectricity power stations, and stopped off at the Butterfly Conservatory. Unfortunately it was closed, I didn't mind though as got to take more pictures of nice trees then headed home for a rest and look at some old family photos I'd brought over from the UK for Auntie Eileen and family, I loved listening to their stories about my Great Aunts, my Grampy and Great Grandparents (and my Dad who apparently rang rings around his Granny with my Uncle Tom…!). We then went out for dinner at a nice pub in Grimsby – delicious pasta this time then bed – I was tired out!
Burlington and Hamilton – Thursday 10th November 2011
We were up early again, had a lovely breakfast, watched some TV then Auntie Eileen took me out for the day – I loved it – it was so nice spending time with her, reminded me of my Grampy Godwin. We stopped at the beach on Lake Ontario (which really is like the sea, you can't see the other side all the way around, everyone you go the lake is there!) which gave a hazy view of Toronto on a faraway shore, We stopped off a Ian's, had a drive around Burlington which is a really nice city, I thought it was very quaint, no high rises and then into Hamilton, the city where Auntie Eileen lives. We drove through beautiful scenery during the day, Canada really is impressive, over old bridges that were only just built when Auntie Eileen emigrated to Canada (one that lifted to allow the ships through) and went to a mall in Burlington which was HUGE and had so many nice shops (even had a Victoria's Secret). In Hamilton we stopped at the harbour which was shut up for the winner but so moody and pretty and then up the Niagara Escarpment (as you go up you can see the different layers of rock in the 'mountain' side) for views over Hamilton. I liked going up and down the Escarpment roads so Auntie Eileen drove us up and down a couple of times because it was fun!
We went back to Auntie Eileen's for a rest and a change, we looked through some more old photos and Auntie Eileen mixed me a Bacardi and coke, again just so lovely spending the time with her. We then headed back to Burlington to a delicious all you can eat (mainly Chinese) restaurant called Mandarin to meet Elaine and the rest of the family – Ian's wife Carolee (not sure if I've spelt that right so apologies) and his daughter Laura and her boyfriend Blaine (again, apologies for the spelling). They were all so lovely and I felt very at home with them – everyone said how much Laura and I looked alike (and I can see what they mean!); we're from the same generation with the same Great Grandparents. The food was awesome, I ate a load of Yorkshire Puddings which I was really crazing! I was sad to say bye to Ian, Carolee, Laura and Blaine; it was short but sweet. Please please come over to the UK soon so we can repay your fantastic hospitality! Elaine and I then headed home and sorted some photos so the Canadians had copies then headed for bed.
GRIMSBY, Canada to LARCHMONT, the USA – Friday 11th November 2011
I was leaving Canada today! So so sad, was not long enough! I got my stuff together and Elaine and I met Auntie Eileen back at the mall for the drive to the airport. I felt sad on the journey as wanted to spend more time with them all, we observed the minutes silence at 11am for Remembrance Sunday and they parked up and took me into the airport. The set up was a bit strange, I hadn't realised but at some Canadian airports you pre-clear USA immigration and customs before even leaving Canada. So when I checked in I had to keep my bags with me and go straight through the various stages before the departure lounge (USA immigration, USA customs, airport security…I'm not even sure I went out of Canadian immigration) and the check in girl made it sound like there would be a big queue so I should go through quick so I didn't miss my flight (which was leaving in 1 ½ hours!). It was disappointing as we'd hoped to have another Tim Horton's before I left but I had to say bye there and go straight on through. I was really sad, am so so pleased I went to Canada to see them and will cherish the memories forever. Thank you so so much all of you for having me, I will definitely be back to see you all soon …Mum & Dad it would be amazing if you came with me…
Typically, the queues were not very big. USA immigration asked a few questions then I tried to find a Tim Horton's in the departure lounge but it was tantalizingly on the other side of a glass screen – I couldn't find a way through, think it was because I was flying to the USA so was on their side!
Next stop back to New York to visit the lovely Kristen Ragazzo in her hometown!
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Prizren Things to Do
Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual...
The Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour (Katedrallja e Zonjes Ndimetare) is Prizren's main Catholic church. The history of the Italian inspired church dates back to 1870 when it was commissioned by the Archbishop of Skopje.Inside the church, just above the main door a fresco of the Albanian hero Skenderbeg can be seen.When we visited the...more
Gazi Mehmet Pasha Mosque
The Gazi Mehmet Pasha Mosque, which is also known as Bajrakli Mosque (Bajrakli Xhamia) was built in 1561 and is therefore one of the oldest Islamic buildings in Prizren.The mosque is surrounded by a large garden area. Among other buildings also a hexagonal mausoleum for the founder of the mosque can be found here.When we visited the place a local...more
Sinan Pasha Mosque
The Ottoman style Sinan Pasha Mosque (Xhamia e Sinan Pashes) was completed in 1615. It is said that the stones for the mosque were taken from the nearby Holy Archangels' Monastery, which was out of use at the beginning of the 17th century.With a ground area of 14 m by 14 m it is one of the largest mosques in Prizren. The minaret has a height of...more
Gazi Mehmet Pasha Hamam
The Gazi Mehmet Pasha Hamam (Hamsmi i Gazi-Mehmet Pashes) is a typical early-Ottoman Turkish bathhouse. It was probably constructed in the second half of the 16th century.The building was designed with separate sections for men and women, who also had their own entrances. Nowadays the Hamam is used as a museum for temporary art exhibitions as well...more
Suzi Celebi Mosque
The Suzi Celebi Mosque (Xhamia Suzi Celebise) was founded in 1513 and is one of the oldest mosques in Prizren. It was named after Suza Celebi (1455-1534), who was a well known local poet. His mausoleum and a half ruined library can be found just next to the mosque.more
Arasta Minaret
The history of the Arasta Minaret dates back to the end of the 16th century when a large mosque complex, named Arasta was built. In the 1960's most of the mosque except the minaret was destroyed by socialist town planners.The minaret was renovated in 2007 and it is now even planned to remove some of the small kiosks in the vicinity of the place to...more
Maksut Pasha Mosque
The Maksut Pasha Mosque ((Xhamia Maksut Pasha) is one of the smaller mosques in Prizren. It was built in oriental style in 1833, whereas the histroy of other structures in the vicinity date even back to the middle of the 17th century. A mausoleum of the Saadi Order and some old gravestones can be found in the neighbourhood of the mosque.more
Emin Pasha Mosque
The Emin Pasha Mosque (Xhamia e Emin Pashes) was named after Eduard Schnitzer aka Emin Pasha, who was a German explorer of Africa. His white marble grave can be found in the mosque's cemetery, where also other old gravestones can be seen.The mosque was built in arabian-style by the well-known Rrotulli brothers in 1831.more
Church of Saint Nicolas
The small Serbian Orthodox Church of Saint Nicolas (Kisha e Shen Nikolles) is also known as Tutic's Church. Its history dates back to the 14th century when it was built in late Byzantine style as a feudal family church.During the incidents in March 2004 the church was massively destroyed, but reconstructed later again. When we visited Prizren in...more
Prizren Hotels
Oltas Pension
One Monday evening in May 2011 we arrived at around 18:30 h in Prizren after a long bus trip from...more
Prizren Restaurants
Fast Food Bea's
Bea's is a local fast food chain with two restaurants in Prizren. It seems to be frequented mainly by the younger crowd.We once chose their riverside restaurant for a quick lunch break and some people watching. They have some tables right at the river bank from where both the Sinan Pasha Mosque and the bridges can be seen.The menu offers a...more
Restaurant Alhambra - Te Syla
Restaurant Alhambra used to be called Te Syla; both names still seem to be well known among the local people. It is one of the traditional Balkan riverside restaurants, which is specialised in local grilled meat dishes.They have s few outside tables right by the river bank as well as next to the restaurant on the other side of the street..As main...more
Restaurant Besimi Beska
On our first evening in Prizren we had dinner on the outdoor terrace of the Restaurant Besimi Beska. It is a family run Kosovar restaurant, which we liked a lot so that we even came back for a second visit on our last evening.The menu offers the full range of local grilled meat dishes from Qebap and Qyfte to Pleskavice. Several salads are available...more
Prizren Nightlife
Cafe Haus
Prizren has many many cafes and bars. Actually, there's not much difference between the two, as both seem to stay open late and serve both alcohol and hot drinks. I tried out several, in the name of research, and arrived at my favourite...Cafe Haus, in the alleyway leading up the side of the large Serbian church with the yellow belltower, just off the square. Why was this such a great cafe? Well, the waiters were friendly, the coffee was good, the music cool, the ambience trendy without being pretentious or ridiculous or pricey. And it offers the chance to sit outside, right next to the barbed wire barricade surrounding the church...a very unusual view, beautiful and sad at the same time. In the evenings, this is prime people-watching soil...
The square has several cafes, with people-watching terraces...look out for the little hole in the wall selling fresh donuts, open only in the evenings. Off the square is a strange modernish building with some incredibly busy bars inside, along with live bands playing. Up river, under the castle cliffs with a backdrop of gutted buildings, is a series of pubs, with very crowded outdoor terraces by the river. Over the river, a noisy club with what sounded like traditional Turkish music was the lively Up Club, in the direction of the bus station. All over Prizren, trendy cafes and bars pop up in the most unlikely places, often right next to a derelict or burnt-out house...it would take weeks to hunt them all down!
Prizren, somewhat surprisingly, is a very happening place at night.
Prizren Transportation
To Prizren by bus
We arrived in Prizren by bus from Pristina, where we got to by bus from Tetovo in Macedonia. The route between Pristina and Prizren is served about every 30 Minutes and a single ticket cost 4 Euro. The trip takes around 2 hours.We also used a bus from Prizren's bus station for a side trip to Gjakova. This route is also served about every 30...more
Explore Prizren on foot
Although Prizren has a population of around 130.000, it is still small enough to be explored exclusively on foot. All sights are located within walking distance from the city's main square Shadervan.Also a walk uphill to the fortress (Kalaja), which is probably the farthest sight, won't take much more than 30 minutes.Prizren's historic old town has...more
Buses to and from Prizren
Buses leave from Prishtina every half hour or so...just turn up, climb aboard and buy your ticket on the bus. It takes around 2 hours. If you're visiting Prizren as a day trip, the last bus back to Prishtina leaves around 6pm...check the timetable when you arrive. From Prizren, I saw buses heading to Gjakova, Decan, Isniq and Peja.International...more
Prizren Local Customs
International organisations in Kosovo
When we wandered around the streets of Prizren we recognised many cross country vehicles of all sorts of international organisations, such as the OSCE or the Red Cross. These are all stationed in the area to support the country and the local people to manage their daily life peacefully.Of course we also saw several vehicles and persons of the KFOR...more
Birra Peja
Kosovo's most popular local beer is Birra Peja, which is brewed in Peja, a city in north-western Kosovo. The brewery was established in 1968 and brews beer since 1971.The brewery produces a Pilsner style beer and since 2010 also imports beer of the Slovenian Union brewery.Website: http://www.birrapeja.com/more
Local currency: Euro
I found it quite an interesting fact to know that Kosovo is still not a fully recognised indpendent state and neither a member of the European Union nor a member of the so called Eurozone, but that they have adopted the Euro as official currency.In some northern regions of Kosovo the Serbian Dinar is the predominant currency.Of course Kosovo does...more
Prizren Warnings and Dangers
Strong Pro-Albanian Sentiment
Prizren, along with Peja, is considered one of the most politically-charged cities in Kosovo. During 2004 ethnic riots, many Serbian houses in the city were burnt to the ground (remains of these houses can be seen on the hillside near the old town). Given it's reputation for being at the center of rebellion, I would suggest stearing clear of...more
Kosovo is divided into military zones, each managed by a different country. When I was there Prizren was in the German sector and, as you would expect, curfew was strictly enforced. On the streets after 11pm? You will spend the night in the slammer. No ifs or buts. The German squaddies (think Robocop meets Baron Von Trapp) are not interested in...more
Crime and bombs
There did not appear to be much crime in the town, at least the place did not feel threatening. In case of bother, there are German (and Turkish) soldiers everywhere as well as the UN police (called coca-colas due to their red and white Land Cruisers) and the recently formed Kosovo Police.The one thing that does (or should) get drummed into you is...more
Prizren Tourist Traps
For the moment, most tourists visiting Prizren are local...either Kosovans or "internationals" based in Kosovo, or off duty KFOR troops. So tourist traps don't really exist yet. If things remain calm and stable, and Kosovo loses its bad image, I'm sure this will change, and the man who waits to take tourists on his horse and carriage will be charging a fortune...but for now, he'll probably just be glad of some business...
Prizren What to Pack
In Your Pocket - Prizren
Miscellaneous: I must admit that I am a huge fan of the "In Your Pocket" guides.
They are usually an excellent resource for information about travels to Eastern and Central European cities.
So I was more than happy to download the Prizren guide from the In Your Pocket website, especially as it was a bit difficult to find good travel guides about Kosovo.
There are two different printed versions available: A free of charge version which seems to be available through guesthouses and hotels; and a pay version for 2 Euro, which can be bought from kiosks in the town.
The guide not only provides helpful basics, but also many off the beaten path tips and background information. Besides info about Prizren, the guide also offers helpful tips about Gjakova and other day trip destinations.Related to:
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Prizren Off The Beaten Path
Sidetrip to Gjakova
From Prizren we took a half-day trip to Gjakova by bus. The route is served almost half hourly and a bus ticket costs only 2,50 Euro. Unfortunately we missed the last bus back to Prizren and therefore had to take a taxi for 15 Euro, which was still a reasonable price. The bus trip took about 1 hour.Gjakova has one of the largest Catholic...more
Zhupa Valley
If you've got time at your disposal, and fancy escaping the city for a while, make your way past the Maskut Pasha Mosque and head towards the big blue and white striped sports tent. Behind this, a path follows the river for some kilometres upstream through the Zhupa Valley, taking you to a monastery (ruined) and a castle (also ruined). On weekends,...more
Opposite the bus station, a fair distance from all the other sights, is a curious "mini-mosque", the Namazgah. A namazgah is an outdoor mosque, basically an area for prayer out in the open, according to a notice in Turkish and Albanian. I'm not sure if it serves its original purpose nowadays (doubtful), but it is a park, and makes a pleasant...more
Prizren Favorites
Mosques of Prizren
Prizren is a city of mosques. I can't remember having seen a town with as many mosques as Prizren.The Sinan Pasha Mosque in the historic old town is probably Prizren's most famous mosque. This and some more are listed in the "Things to do" section of my Prizren page.Other mosques, which we came across when wandering through the streets of Prizren...more
City Hall - Recognition of Kosovo
At the time of writing this page (September 2011) more than 80 countries have recognised Kosovo as an independent state, but many other countries are still undecided about this subject. Serbia regards Kosovo as a part of their territory. Also the VT database lists Prizren under Serbia and not Kosovo.On the wall of Prizren's City Hall, all countries...more
Watching the world go by ...
A view out the bus window on the way to Prizren, showing the hair-pin turns and the beautiful landscape. Certainly a time when the trip is as interesting as the destination!more
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Baked Pita Sticks
Makes about 36 sticks
Crispy and full of flavor, pita sticks are sure to be a snack time hit! Low in fat and high in flavor. Potato and tortilla chips don't stand a chance!
- 1 tablespoon sea salt
- 1 teaspoon dill
- 1 teaspoon thyme
- 1 teaspoon basil
- 1 teaspoon red pepper flakes
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 package Wild Oats Organic Pita, white or whole wheat
- 1/2 cup Wild Oats Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Mix together the salt, herbs and spices.
Cut each pita, with a pair of kitchen scissors, into 1 inch-wide strips. Place on a cookie sheet. Brush with olive oil. Sprinkle with spice mixture. Bake for 5 to 8 minutes or until golden brown.
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This was a pick by the book club I was in and I struggled with it the whole time. I know it got rave reviews, but I just didn't get it. It was hard for me to connect with the characters and I was so bored the whole time. I finally gave up and never did find out if she got out of that stupid room. It gave me PTSD from Geralds game which was so horrible, I remember being pissed when I got to the end and promised I wouldn't put myself through that again!
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