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The History of West End and Beyond
300-50 BF(before the founding of West End): A huge empire existed called Dimhold. Dimhold was your typical medeival expanding empire. Dimhold throughout these 250 years began a conquering and expansion phase where it amalgamated the surrounding provinces into a powerful empire. It has been lost how Dimhold began, or the early stages of advancement. Toward the later stages, Feudalism reigned supreme. Knights however were more scarce, and the highest ranking among them held dominion over enourmous tracks of land rather than small parts of a city or countryside. There was a unanimity of purpose that held these lands in political order. Everyone believed in certain ideals that they held as self evident. There were of course a few bad seeds but with provinces this large it was rare the empire found out about these misbehaving knights.
50-20 BF: A war broke out between Dimhold and the people to the far eastern edge of their territory. The people who inhabited the western realms were far more organized and numerous than any enemy Dimhold had ever faced before. Supplies began to grow scarce. Explorers were sent to the West to seek fresh mines and supplies.
10 BF: The town of Landover was established under Sir Nathaniel Landover. Landover became a logging town and hardwood products were sent to the battlefront from the mills there. Also this year the King of Dimhold fell in battle. His son Exeter took over. Exeter, a former explorer, stepped up the exploration projects to the West.
5 BF: The Crescent Mountain is discovered and Iron ore is brought back from the region.
3 BF: Sir Gregory Grimwar, an aging but noble night is selected by King Exeter to settle the Crescent Mountain region and form a town there. Grimwar was selected because though he was getting a bit old for combat, he was a knight of good standing. It was not believed there would be any danger he and his knights could not handle in the West. He would spend the next two years gathering men and supplies to construct the town and mine of West End. The moving process would begin.
1 BF-1 AF: The town of West End is founded. Construction of the town and Mine are completed. There is a population boom to the Crescent Mountain region, and the town becomes a paradise for tradesmen, craftsmen and artisans of all kinds. Within the year of 1 AF it is discovered that 98% of the ore in this mine is tainted with a metal believed to be cobalt, making it unusable for ore. Redkeep is formed by Sir Amelio Rensin. He plans to raise and army and conquer West End through treachery, taking the rich land for himself. He had not at this time ever been to West End.
2-5 AF: West End loses 75% of it's population do to abandonment. Many craftsmen, tradesmen, farmers and artisans staked too much of their fortune in West End and are forced to remain. These craftsmen band together and begin to form close bonds. Several exciting discoveries are made that make West End an enlightened scientific community. By 4 AF Redkeep finishes construction. A mine is built into the cliff face where iron was discoverd. The iron in this cliff is red in color, and has a much lower melting point than normal iron. It also corrodes much faster than normal iron. It is nicknamed "blood iron", and weaponsmiths develop a way to forge it in January 6 AF.
6-10 AF: During this time West End becomes more of a foresting community. Wood starts being shipped through Landover to all parts beyond. Discoveries made by the scientific minds of West End are exported for use in the war still waging far to the east. The people of West End have mostly forgotten the world or the affairs of Dimhold. Close community bonds begin to grow. Denim is invented.
11-12 AF: October 11th, a caravan of wood leaves West End. It was not a particularly unusual caravan, but it is the last one West End will ever see. By August of the next year Sir Gregory Grimwar grows worried that a caravan has not arrived. A party is dispatched to Landover to discover the cause. That party never returns. In March when the snows broke, another party was formed to go to Landover. They found the town destroyed, and rotting bodies lying everywhere. They found among the corpses strange bodies of foreigners they had never seen. Two members of the party returned to West End to report, while the rest of the party continued onwards toward Dimhold. They were never seen again either. The scouts who did return reported seeing a strange symbol painted all over Landover, like a strange staff with two yellow circlers.. Sir Gregory Grimwar set up outposts along the Western edge of the crescent mountain, but made Landover and all points beyond off limits.
Later that year, alchemists discovered a process of forging that would allow wolf iron to be worked, though it required the use of hotter forges. All of the forges in West End were immediately converted to these new furnaces, and all able bodied men who had no other trades began mining this ore, which was dubbed Wolf Iron.
13 AF: While cutting lumber one day in February, a group of loggers reported seeing "wild men" hiding in the trees around their site. When they tried to catch or question these men, they were unable to find them in the brush, or any trace of where they might have gone. Throughout the next two months, every scout, woodsman, trapper or farmer who ventured near the forest reported seeing these "wild men". In April, a group of them walked right into town. They were dressed mostly in skins and hides, and carried a variety of wooden and stone weapon(we) s. Sir Gregory Grimwar was fetched, and met with these men. When the people of West End got a closer look it was discovered that these men were not men at all, but something else. They were fair skinned and fair haired, thinner than men with ears with swept up tips. Through crude sign language and gestures, it was established that these people were not hostile. Trade began and scholars began to learn and teach the two languages. Within a year, they were able to communicate with these people who called themselves "Elves". In December of 13 AF, the leader of the Elves met with Sir Gregory Grimwar behind closed doors. It was never released what was discussed during these meeting called the "Wild Talks", but by the end of December all of these Elves(we) has made homes for themselves on the East side of West End. The town welcomed any newcomers, and they quickly became a part of everyday life.
17 AF: In August of 17 AF, a farmer and his family moved back to West End suddenly from one of the outlying farms. By October, 50% of the families who lived outside of the arc of the Crescent mountain had moved back within' West Ends borders. Tales began to spread of Dark men or "Darklings" that struck lone families at night, raping, looting, pillaging and in some cases murdering. By December all holdings outside of West End have moved back to town or are unaccounted for.
18 AF: Redkeep and West End form a treaty. The inhabitats of Redkeep migrate to West End. Second and third stories are bulit on most buildings to accomidate the new citizens.
20 AF: The Dread war begins and ends. The demiplane of Shadow and demiplane of Dread are seperated from the prime material plane. Kinden is found as a new god. The Toirtoise clan of the Berezin people mysteriously appears in West End. They are integrated into society.
23 AF: A few Dwarven and half-Dwarven families move into the Dwarven fortress and begin repairing it to make it livable. It is renamed "Angor". A few other families, led by Firt Arongell, move back to Redkeep to repair the fortress and make it livable
24 AF: Tavian's magical School, the Aidman Academy of Alchemy and the Arcane, gets up and running with his first full semester. Scout oversees the establishment of the first Dwarven History Museum. Trade routes from Angor and Redkeep are established and paths are cleared. The first trade caravan successfuly makes it to Berezin and returns with a number of unusual goods.
27 AF: A large warehouse in the central square of West End is bought by a group of retired guards and adventurers. They form a group known as the "Red Lancers" which is a tribute adventuring company to the Company of the Red Spear. Their adventures begin.
30 AF: As most of the farmland in West End is bought for development into homes and factories, the forests to the south are cleared to create new farmland. With less rocky soil and more open lands these farms are very productive. By 37 AF no farms remain in the valley of the Cresent mountain.
40 AF: Lord Amelio Rensin abdicates the throne to his son Diego Rensin. At the same time he establishes the "Council of the West" to help govern fairly.
41 AF: Tavian Aidman is named to the village council, opening up a permanent spot on the council for a representative from the Aidman Academy.
43 AF: A representative from the Red Lancers is admitted to the Council of the West.
50 AF: A party of adventurers left West End to search for what happened to the Old Kingdom of Dimhold. This party has not been seen since for the most part.
52 AF: The priests in town retreat to their temples, where they lock themselves in for over a weeks time. When they emerge, they do not speak of what has occured. Each of them go out and purue new lines of work, never mentioning what went on. The only functioning temple remaining is the Church of the All-Father.
58 AF: It has been over a year since an expedition has successfully made it to the city of Berezin.
June 7th: There is a disturbance as a dead Dwarf(we) is found at the town gate. A man named Benson has dissappeared from the Jennings Tavern.
February: A race of people from across the sea took over Redkeep in a bloodless coup.
April: an army of beastmen laid siege to Anghor. The siege was finally broken when the Dwarves of Anghor emerged from the keep to lay waste to the enemies commanders and their reserves.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- The California Grocers Association Educational Foundation earlier this week inducted Bob Spengler, recently retired president of Modesto-based Save Mart Supermarkets, into its Hall of Achievement for his years of service to the California food industry.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- The California Grocers Association Educational Foundation earlier this week inducted Bob Spengler, recently retired president of Modesto-based Save Mart Supermarkets, into its Hall of Achievement for his years of service to the California food industry.
More than 450 of his food industry peers attended the induction dinner.
"Bob is certainly a worthy addition to the Foundation's Hall of Achievement," said CGA President Peter Larkin. "He is a true grocer in every sense of the word. His dedication to the industry, to the communities he served and CGA is unmatched."
Spengler began his grocery career while in high school, helping his father deliver milk for Golden State Dairies in Modesto. In 1969, he bought his first store in Susanville, Calif. In 1984, he bought a Save Mart Supermarket store in Modesto and two years later sold the store and went to work fulltime for Save Mart. In 2002, Spengler was named the company's president and c.o.o., a position he maintained until his retirement in December 2005.
He is a past president of the Stanislaus County Grocers Association, served on the board of directors for the Northern California Grocers Association, and is currently the past chairman of the board of the California Independent Grocers Association. In 1997, the Modesto Quality Travelers Club recognized Spengler as Retailer of the Year.
Spengler joins an impressive list of California food industry leaders already inducted into the CGAEF Hall of Achievement, including Byron Allumbaugh, Ralphs Grocery Co.; Lou Amen, Super A Foods; Jack H. Brown, Stater Bros. Markets; Jim Brown, Ralphs Grocery Co., Western Association of Food Chains; Steven Burd, Safeway Inc.; Charles Collings, Raley's; Paul Gerrard, Gerrard's Markets; Dave Hirz, Ralphs Grocery Co.; Don Lee; Dairy Fresh; Bob Picininni, Save Mart Supermarkets; Al Plamann, Unified Western Grocers, Inc.; Thomas Raley, Raley's; Jerry Scolari, Joe Scolari, Joey Scolari, Scolari's Food & Drug Co.; Roger Stangeland, Vons Companies; Wilfred Von der Ahe, Vons Companies; and Bob Wilson, Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream.
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On Friday, NewsBuster Justin McCarthy reported the interesting discussion that ensued on ABC's "The View" concerning Nazi-style censorship of entertainers such as the Dixie Chicks. During this segment, Whoopi Goldberg shed some light on what really happened at a DNC fundraiser at Radio City Music Hall in 2004 (video available here courtesy of our friend at Ms Underestimated).
It seems her much reported remark about President Bush and a part of the female anatomy might have been taken a bit out of context, and that nobody seemed willing to stand up for the comedienne to straighten it out. Oddly, this included Democrats, who Whoopi stated, "Disappeared like cockroaches in the night."
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I love Bush. Somebody's giving it a bad name. Someone is not telling the truth to the country, and it's time to put Bush back where it rightfully belongs. They took that, and turned it into something so disgusting, so horrific, that they, they wouldn't even write what it was because all they needed was innuendo.
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SHEPHERDSTOWN — For 30 years, Anthony Ray Hinton spent his life in a tiny cell on death row in Alabama's Holman Correctional Facility for a crime he did not commit.
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"I wish I could tell you that race played no part in (me) spending 30 years on Alabama death row, but if I told you anything other than that, I would be telling you a lie. Race played every part that it could play in my sentence to death row," Hinton said. "From what I've seen, and what I've heard, I believe that racism is worse now than ever before. I want you to know that racism is what's really going to destroy this world, but I will not stand here and tell you that any time a black does something that he or she is innocent any more than I will tell you a white person is."
Although Hinton was convicted for two murders, he said he was at work when the murders occurred and got his supervisor to vouch for him, yet the court system still found Hinton guilty. Years later, a new trial would reveal overwhelmingly that the bullet recovered at the crime scene did not match the bullet of Hinton's mother's gun, but it took decades and the case's trip to the United States Supreme Court to prove his innocence. Hinton also found Bryan Stevenson, who believed in Hinton's case and didn't give up after several failed attempts at obtaining Hinton's freedom.
Hinton said spending a lot of his life on death row showed him that the court system is broken.
"The pure fact that I am here can tell you that the system is flawed. I did not get out on technicalities, I got out on truth," Hinton said. "Now, I feel that I am obligated (to speak) for those who have been left behind … to tell people that I deserve, that you deserve, to at least hear the truth."
Stevenson, who originally found an attorney from Boston to represent Hinton, ended up being the one who helped free him. The Boston lawyer told Hinton his goal was to get him life without parole, but Hinton said his mother didn't raise him to admit to something he did not do, that he'd rather die than lie about his case.
In the end, however, Stevenson came to represent Hinton and found ballistic experts who would ultimately prove his innocence. While the process seemed slow-going, Hinton said a major obstacle almost caused him to give up altogether.
"I got news that the love of my life had passed. I called Mr. Stevenson and said, 'My mother is deceased, and I don't give a damn about this case anymore. You can drop it and put your energy into something else. I don't care because now my mother is no longer here," Hinton said. "I hung up the phone without even saying 'thank you' or 'goodbye.' Just as I hung up the phone, I could hear my mother in my ear telling me how disappointed she was in me because she brought me up to fight when there's a reason to fight."
On April 3, 2015, Hinton was able to walk away from death row as a free man.
These words and others were spoken to a packed auditorium in Shepherd University's Frank Center Thursday night, and there was not a dry eye among the shocked-into-silence crowd as a tearful Hinton told his story.
Hinton's appearance in Shepherdstown was part of Shepherd University's Common Reading program, and this year's book selection is "Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption" by Bryan Stevenson, who helped free Hinton.
Shannon Holliday, common reading program coordinator, said being able to hear Hinton's speech was truly an honor.
"I think it sheds a lot of light on different flaws in the criminal justice system in America and issues surrounding race, along with mass incarceration and the death penalty. His case is so relevant and so recent, and it took decades. He spent more time in prison than most of our students have been alive," Holliday said. "I think it's really eye-opening to hear the story from someone who's lived it because it makes it more personal, and it has a greater impact than just having them read the book."
Now that Hinton has been living his life off death row for over a year now, he says adjusting has been a difficult process.
The house he shared with his mother before being convicted is where he resides.
"I went out and I purchased some of the nicest furniture that you could perhaps buy. I was sleeping in a fetal position for 30 years, so I went out and I purchased a king-sized bed. The thing about that king-sized bed, I have yet to be able to stretch out in it. I cannot go to sleep until I sleep in a fetal position," Hinton said. "Every morning at 2:45, I am up because every morning for 30 years I had to eat breakfast at 3 a.m. Once I'm up, I cannot go back to sleep."
Hinton said other things will take some getting used to as well.
"In my house, I have a shower, and I can take 3, 4, 5 — however many showers I want a day, but I only shower every other day (because that's how it was on death row). Life passed me by for 30 years."
Although Hinton said if anyone has a reason to hate, it's him, he has not allowed the hatred he initially felt to consume him in his life now.
"I don't have any hatred in my heart for those men (who convicted me). Before I ever thought I might be free, I had asked God to take that hatred from me. I didn't want any of that hate to ever consume me," Hinton said.
Now, Hinton jokes and laughs and can talk with joy about life. Hinton told several funny stories Thursday night, including a time when his friend took him to visit his mother's grave after he was released. Hinton heard a "white lady's voice" from a GPS, and Hinton jokingly said he thought his friend had set him up to go back to jail.
In the midst of everything, though, in tragedy, sadness, in years he will never get back, Hinton's spirit has remained filled with light.
"Every night at 10:30, regardless of where I'm at, I look up and I try to see the stars and the moon. Every time it rains … I walk through the rain … because for 30 years, rain was not allowed to touch my head, and I continue to walk in the rain to this day," Hinton said. "The things you take for granted, I see beauty in everything that God has created simply because I lost it for 30 years."
Source: The Journal, Emily Daniels, October 7, 2016
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Offering a collection of high quality homes, with just four- and five-bedroom options now remaining, this new development promises a family-friendly community with a central play area for children to enjoy and well-performing schools nearby. It is also in a handy location for easy access to essential amenities and good commuter links: the A1, A505 and M1 are all close by, and residents will be able to reach London Euston within the hour.
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Situated near Stansted Airport, this development combines traditional exteriors with contemporary interiors, and is situated within easy reach of the centre of the attractive village of Elsenham and its railway station.
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Just 20 minutes' drive from Ipswich via the A14, this development will be coming soon to the laid-back seaside town of Felixstowe on Sussex's east coast.
Conveniently located at the end of the A14, and just off the town's popular high street, the development will be made up of 125 two-, three- and four-bedroom homes – all within walking distance of local shops, and in a great spot for commuters into Ipswich.
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Lights Out for Apple Watch - Walkthrough
Lights Out for Apple Watch
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5 Ways to Eat After Tonsil Removal
Though ice cream is traditional, you can eat either warm (not hot) or cool soft foods, as your throat pain allows, in the days following tonsil-removal surgery. Actually, you have quite a range of foods available to you in every food group that probably won't cause you much irritation. Most patients can tolerate pancakes, muffins and soft sandwich bread with the crusts removed, though you may want to wait until two or three days after surgery before introducing these, just to let the acute swelling go down. You can also choose from a wide variety of other grain products, including pasta and noodles, quinoa, couscous and grits. Your selection of meats may be a little more limited, confined to items such as meat loaf, stewed chicken or slow-cooked barbecue-style meats. It's essential that you cook the meat until it has an extra-soft texture, if you choose to consume it at all. Tofu makes an ideal meat substitute because of its soft consistency. For fruits and vegetables, try cooked carrots, mashed potatoes, bananas and applesauce. These types of food will cause minimal throat irritation when swallowed.


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The plot beckons
To get a true sense of place, a good mystery can be the most
novel guidebook of all.
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By Jim Tunstall and Cynthia Tunstall, special for USATODAY.com
In 1964, one year before his death from lung cancer, Walt
Disney quietly began buying cow pastures and palmetto stands 20-25 miles south
of downtown Orlando. His dream was to build what would become "Disneyland
East," a sibling of the California park that opened in 1955.
Seven years later, when the renamed Magic Kingdom theme
park opened, Orlando and the rest of Orange County had fewer than 523,000 residents.
Today, thanks to Walt Disney World and the spin-off growth created by Universal
Orlando and other attractions, the population is nearly triple that and estimates
say it will hit 1.8 million by 2005.
During the same period, the number of tourists has jumped
from a few hundred thousand to 43.5 million visitors who pump $20 billion into
the local economy in an average year. To accommodate them, the Orlando area
has 450 hotels, motels and inns (with more than 110,000 rooms), ranging from
simple, low-budget drive-ups to extravagant resorts, including the new Ritz-Carlton
that had its coming out in July.
Hotel occupancy was a modest 64.5% during the first half
of 2003. It's up 2.3% from 2002 but remains in the slump created by the 2001
terrorist attacks. The biggest void: There are fewer visitors from outside Florida.
But those numbers are slowly starting to rebound and Orlando has seen an increase
in travelers who live inside Florida, prompting the major players to show signs
of life again by rolling out new attractions. Disney in late summer 2003 christened
its Mission: Space attraction at Epcot and Universal opened its new Jimmy Neutron
and Shrek rides earlier in the year.
Most visitors will spend an extra day in Orlando at one
of the major theme parks: Disney World, Universal Orlando or SeaWorld. But Orlando
and central Florida are home to many other diversions for traveling families
as well as "snowbirds" the name Floridians give northerners
who escape to the area each winter. Below are a variety of suggestions for ways
to spend an extra day in Orlando.
Walt Disney World The world's most popular family destination is
a massive complex of fantasy and fun. Even though attendance has been down since
Sept. 11, 2001, the Magic Kingdom theme park alone still recorded 14 million
visitors in 2002. Disney World employs more people on one site than any other
company in the USA. During peak times, as many as 50,000 "cast members"
(don't call them employees) don more than 2.5 million pieces of wardrobe (don't
call them uniforms) for their jobs. The entire facility covers 30,500 acres
47 square miles making it twice the size of Manhattan. What's
filling all that space? Four theme parks, two water parks and 29 hotels that
range from the spartan, cramped quarters of the All-Star resorts to the posh
suites at the Grand Floridian Resort & Spa.
The four theme parks of Disney World can easily take a
day each to explore. So if you're only in the area for a day, select carefully.
The original and most popular park, the Magic
Kingdom, is the heart of Disney World. Cinderella Castle is the hub, with
six spokes or areas of rides, shops, shows, places to eat and sights to see
radiating from it. Main Street, U.S.A., is the boulevard that serves as the
Magic Kingdom's grand entrance. It's a wide street lined with shops that leads
to the other areas. Liberty Square is dedicated to America's heritage (learn
about its leaders in the Hall of Presidents, with recent addition George W.
Bush) and the supernatural, à la Disney, in the Haunted Mansion. Fantasyland
is the kids' (and some adults') favorite area, home to rides such as It's a
Small World, Dumbo the Flying Elephant, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
and the Mad Tea Party. Frontierland is home to two thrill rides, Splash Mountain
and the tamer Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. In Tomorrowland, look for futuristic
shows and rides, such as Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin and Space Mountain,
a lights-out roller coaster.
In the last quarter of the year, the Magic Kingdom has
several special events worth noting: October brings "Mickey's Not-So-Scary
Halloween Party" as well as the Walt Disney World Golf Classic, while December
heralds "Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party," in addition to other
holiday events.
An interesting fact about the Magic Kingdom: It actually
sits atop a vast underground network of warehouse-sized rooms, halls, offices
and tunnels that are off-limits to the public (unless you pay $199 for Disney's
Backstage Magic Tour (407-939-8687)). This is how cast members travel from one
area of the park to another without having to battle the throngs of tourists.
This below-the-sidewalks area also is the nerve center of the park's computer
A word of warning: If you drive and leave your car in the
parking lots, expect the journey by tram, then ferry or monorail to take 40-60
minutes before you reach the fun.
Epcot was the second theme park built at
Disney World, debuting in 1982. Its name is an acronym: Experimental Prototype
Community of Tomorrow. Epcot is twice the size of the Magic Kingdom, and generally
takes more than a day to fully explore. Welcoming guests with the famous geosphere
(which looks like a giant silver golf ball), Future World explores the worlds
of science and technology. It has eight "pavilions" that are sponsored
by major corporations and consist of some type of ride, such as GM's Test Track,
an exhilarating spin around a recreated vehicle proving ground, or educational
exhibits, some of which are more interesting to adults than children. Epcot's
newest attraction, "Mission: Space," opened in late August. It includes
a lifelike motion simulator like the ones NASA uses to train astronauts.
The back half of Epcot, separated from the front by a 40-acre
lagoon, is called the World Showcase. There you'll find pavilions of 11 countries
(with rumors of Spain eventually becoming the 12th) that include shops, exhibits,
restaurants and cast members who are natives of the countries they represent.
Kids might find the going slow (no rides in most of these places), but there's
plenty for adults to see and buy. The nightly Illuminations fireworks and light
show over the World Showcase Lagoon is not to be missed.
Autumn events include the Epcot International Food &
Wine Festival, which runs from mid-October to mid-November; and Holidays Around
the World and the Candlelight Processional, which take place in December.
Disney-MGM Studios is the smallest of the
four theme parks, and if you're efficient you can get through it in less than
a day. There are 16 attractions on MGM's 77 acres, including the Backlot Tour,
where you can see how TV shows and movies are made (down to the special effects);
Rock 'n' Roller Coaster, one of Disney's few true thrill rides; Star Tours,
a sometimes-stomach-churning Star Wars-themed flight simulator; and The
Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, a runaway elevator drop set inside a re-creation
of an abandoned old hotel (this one may scare the kids but it's perhaps the
best all-around adventure at Disney). Beyond the rides, there are numerous shows
and a handful of fun restaurants. At least once a night, the park's lagoon serves
as the backdrop for "Fantasmic!" a light-and-music show featuring
Disney's most popular characters.
Fall special events include November's ABC Super Soap Weekend,
which is a hit among soap-opera fans.
Animal Kingdom, Disney's youngest theme park
(opened in 1998), is a tribute to Mother Nature, with a safari and numerous
opportunities to meet some of the world's most interesting creatures, including
lions, rhinos, tigers, lowland gorillas and Galapagos tortoises. The entrance
is marked by the towering Tree of Life, a giant tree replica inside of which
the movie It's Tough to Be a Bug is shown. A few rides dot the park,
but its specialties are the animals and shows, including the Festival of the
Lion King. The park is big, so be prepared for a lot of walking. Animal viewing
is best early in the morning. The Kali River Rapids raft ride in the Asia area
and the Dinosaur ride in Dinoland USA are the closest this park comes to thrills
and chills, though Kilimanjaro Safaris can provide quite an animal-sighting
thrill if you ride during the coolest times of day.
There are two water parks on Disney's grounds, and they're
crowded during the heat of summer. Slides, pools and lazy rivers are the main
ingredients of each, but the differences are in the details. Blizzard Beach
has a winter wonderland theme and the largest number of steep slides. Typhoon
Lagoon has the feel of a tropical paradise with one of the largest wave pools
in the world (they offer surfing lessons there).
Lest you forget this is a "World," there's a
lot more than theme parks at Disney. Downtown Disney offers shops and attractions
geared more toward teens and adults, plus there is golf, fishing and other activities.
The Walt Disney World Festival of the Masters art show is held at Downtown Disney
Marketplace in November, the Walt Disney World Marathon runs throughout the
resort in January and the Atlanta Braves train at the Wide World of Sports complex
in February and March. Dedicating just a single day to this place might make
you crazy.
Admission to each of the theme parks runs $52 per day for
adults and $42 for kids 3-9. Parking costs another $7. The theme parks are usually
open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., although Animal Kingdom often opens at 8 a.m. and
the other parks frequently close later. The water parks cost $31 for adults
and $25 for kids, and usually are open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Walt Disney World is in Lake Buena Vista, 35-50 minutes
south of downtown Orlando.
Universal Orlando Universal Orlando is an eye-candy adventure that
over the last 13 years has cut into Mickey Mouse's heaping helping of the tourist
pie. Although dwarfed in size by Disney, Universal, which opened in 1990, is
Orlando's second most popular destination. There are two theme parks here: Universal
Studios Florida and Islands of Adventure both cover about 100 acres.
Universal Studios is a working movie and TV studio (and
the home to Nickelodeon Studios). Its Twister attraction simulates conditions
in a nasty tornado. The Terminator 2 show mixes 3-D effects and live performance
to put you in the middle of the action. For Back to the Future, you speed along
in a virtual ride that re-creates the movie's most memorable scenes. And Men
in Black Alien Attack lets you blast bug-eyed bad guys in a wild ride through
the universe. The park recently opened two new rides, Jimmy Neutron's Nicktoon
Blast and the Shrek 4D adventure, and in mid-2004 will open another adventure,
tentatively called Revenge of the Mummy.
Islands of Adventure is a thrill-ride junkie's heaven.
Nine of its fourteen rides have height restrictions, so it isn't a good choice
for families with wee ones. The park is organized into five islands: Marvel
Super Hero Island, home of The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man, Doctor Doom's
Fearfall and the Incredible Hulk Coaster; Toon Lagoon, featuring Dudley Do-Right's
Ripsaw Falls; Jurassic Park, with the Jurassic Park River Adventure; Lost Continent,
which has the Dueling Dragons roller coaster; and Seuss Landing, which features
the Cat in the Hat and One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish Blue Fish rides.
After all those stomach-jangling rides, head to CityWalk,
a 30-acre entertainment complex with lots of live music and dance clubs, themed
restaurants, bars, theaters and, of course, shops. Although Universal lacks
the resorts that Disney can boast of, there are three hotels on the grounds
now and two more are in the planning stages.
The Universal parks also have special events during the
coming months, including the truly scary Halloween Horror Nights in October,
a scaled down version of the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade from mid-December to
early January and Mardi Gras at Universal Orlando from mid-February to mid-March.
Universal Orlando is located 20-25 minutes south of downtown.
The parks are open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (although they're sometimes open
later). Admission is $51.95 for adults and $42.95 for kids; parking costs an
extra $8.
SeaWorld Located 25-30 minutes south of downtown, SeaWorld offers
a few twists on the standard watery theme. Most famous for its dolphin and Shamu
whale shows, the 200-acre park also offers a fast, tall roller coaster called
Kraken and a water-coaster ride called Journey to Atlantis, which features a
60-foot drop. There are plenty of other water-related spots in the park, including
a simulated tropical rain forest and polar bear, penguin and manatee exhibits.
SeaWorld recently added a Trainer for a Day program, which costs $389 for the
chance to work side-by-side with a trainer; a new Cirque du Soleil show, Odyssea,
which is included in the standard ticket price; and a waterfront area offering
food, music and shows. The park is open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission
is $51.95 for adults and $42.95 for kids 3-9; parking costs $7.
SeaWorld's neighboring sister park, Discovery Cove, lets
you swim with a dolphin, stingrays and other sea creatures amid coral reefs.
It's best to make reservations 2-3 months in advance, although it's possible
to get a walkup reservation after 3 p.m. the day before you visit. Only 1,000
guests are allowed into Discovery Cove per day. It costs $229 to swim with a
dolphin, but that price also includes a seven-day admission to SeaWorld or Busch
Gardens in Tampa. Discovery Cove also has a Trainer for a Day program ($399,
daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.).
Rock 'n' roll In late 2002, the Hard Rock Vault and its $32 million
collection of instruments, costumes, photos and other rocker memorabilia debuted
on International Drive. Expect to see items such as Jim Morrison's leather pants,
Buddy Holly's thick-rimmed spectacles and an Elvis guitar. Located 20-25 minutes
south of downtown Orlando, the museum is open daily 9 a.m. to midnight. Admission
is $8.95 for adults, $6.95 for kids 5-12.
Look, up in the sky Tom Reilly's Flying Tigers Warbird Restoration
Air Museum features a wide range of flying machines of World War II through
Vietnam vintage. Exhibits change periodically but may include a 1944 B-17 Flying
Fortress, a 1965 MIG 21 and a 1909 Martin M-1. It's a must for aviation buffs.
Located 30-35 minutes southeast of downtown, the museum is open from 11 a.m.
to 5 p.m. daily. Admission is $9 for adults, $8 for seniors and children 8-12.
Art and nature Loch Haven Park is the bucolic home to Orlando's fine
arts scene, housing downtown facilities for the Orlando Opera, Orlando Ballet
and Shakespeare Theatre. It's also home to the Orlando Museum of Art, which
includes permanent exhibitions of artists and photographers such as Thomas Moran,
George Inness, John Singer Sargent, Georgia O'Keeffe, Ansel Adams and Suzanne
McClelland. The museum plans an exhibit of Dale Chihuly glass art from Jan.
18 to May 23, 2004. It's open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday,
and from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $6 for adults, $5 for seniors and
$3 for children.
The Orlando Science Center is also at Loch Haven
Park. The center has 10 exhibit halls that allow visitors to explore everything
from Florida swamps and the arid plains of Mars to the human body and kid-sized
versions of a construction site and power plant, among others. The science center
is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Friday and Saturday, and from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. Admission including the
Dr. Phillips CineDome is $14.95 for adults, $13.95 for seniors, and $9.95 for
kids under 12.
Once you're through taking in the museums, stroll around
Lake Rowena and visit the 49-acre Harry P. Leu Gardens' large camellia
collection. The gardens are open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (closed in July).
Admission is $4 for adults and $1 for kids under 12; admission is free from
9 a.m. to noon Monday.
Dinner and a show In Orlando, dinner and a show means you park yourself
in one spot to chow down and get entertainment while you're at it. It's one-stop,
albeit pretty kitschy, shopping in central Florida: touristy and geared toward
the family set (in other words, expect noise but not haute cuisine).
At Disney, the stars are the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue,
a high-energy, hand-clapping hoedown at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort and
Campground ((407) 939-3463; www.disneyworld.com);
and Disney's Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show at the Polynesian Resort, which
features Tahitian, Samoan and Hawaiian singers, dancers and musicians ((407)
939-3463; www.disneyworld.com).
There are multiple shows nightly; shows cost $49.01 for adults and $24.81 for
The new kid on the block, Dolly Parton's Dixie Stampede
& Dinner Show (8251 Vineland Ave.; (877) 782-6733; www.dixiestampede.com),
features horses and country musicians in its "God Bless the USA"-themed
show. It's 30-35 minutes south of downtown ($43.99 adults, $28.99 kids 4-11).
The low-budget tourist town of Kissimmee, located 35-50
minutes south of Orlando, offers three more options: Medieval Times,
where knights battle and joust for the hands of the fair damsels (4510 W. Irlo
Bronson Hwy.; (800) 229-8300; www.medievaltimes.com);
Capone's, a comedy song-and-dance routine with a Prohibition-era theme
(4740 W. Highway 192; (800) 220-8428; www.alcapones.com);
and Arabian Nights, a royal romance played out in a horseback extravaganza
that includes daring bareback feats and chariot races (6225 W. Bronson Hwy.,
Kissimmee; (800) 553-6116; www.arabian-nights.com).
The typical price for these nightly shows is $45-$46 for adults and $28-$30
for kids. Reservations are recommended.
A slightly closer option about 20 minutes south of Orlando
is the Pirate's Dinner Adventure, a family-friendly musical about swashbuckling
sailors (6400 Carrier Dr.; (800) 866-2469; www.orlandopirates.com).
Cost is $44.95 for adults and $27.50 for kids.
On the less expensive front, SeaWorld's Aloha Polynesian
Revue, which celebrates Hawaiian music and dance, is 25-30 minutes south
of downtown (7007 SeaWorld Dr.; (800) 327-2559; www.seaworld.com).
Tickets are $37.95 for adults, $27.94 for kids 8-12 and $16.95 for those 3-7.
Park admission is not required.
Gator grabbing A bit of real Florida kitsch, Gatorland is a 1950s-style
tourist attraction where highly trained professionals wrestle and wrangle alligators
for your amusement. You can even do a little of the latter for yourself in the
Trainer for a Day program ($100, minimum age 12). If you prefer viewing from
a safer distance, there are thousands of alligators and crocodiles to see at
this self-proclaimed "Alligator Capital of the World." Located 20-25
minutes south of downtown, Gatorland is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 or 6 p.m.,
depending on the season. Admission is $19.95 for adults and $9.95 for kids 3-12.
Another wet one Wet 'n' Wild, one of Orlando's most popular water
parks, is a Universal-owned attraction where the name really describes the fun.
The thrills include Der Stuka, a six-story free-fall speed slide; Knee Ski,
a half-mile, cable-operated knee-boarding course; Black Hole, a two-person raft
ride that goes on a 500-foot journey in darkness; and Mach 5, a twisting, turning,
stomach-churning flume ride. Located 20-25 minutes south of downtown, the park
is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $31.95 for adults and $25.95
for kids; parking is another $6.
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Saturday, May 08, 2010
Moving Right Along
I've now begun the process of getting off meds; it will take all summer (my doc's weaning me off very slowly), but that's just fine. I'll get there.
The weird thing is that, when I was in my psychiatrist's office, she never expressed any condolences about Mom. I'd dropped off a note last week filling her in on everything that's happened, the upshot of which was that I wanted to start decreasing my meds dosage. When I arrived for my appointment, she launched right into that subject. No word of "I'm sorry about your mother" or "So how are you doing?" She asked how my mood was, but not in the context of grief.
This struck me as decidedly odd. Maybe she figures my new therapist's doing all of that (as indeed he is), but it's only human to say something, even if it's pro forma, and this doc's usually very human. Oh well. Maybe she was having a bad day.
I woke up early this morning, got to the hospital early as a result, had a quiet and pleasant shift, and came home for lunch. Then I unpacked a big box of my mother's glass, most of which had never been unpacked when she moved from New Jersey to Philadelphia seventeen years ago. It's beautiful stuff, and the cats had a wonderful time leaping through the packing peanuts (see previous post). In New Jersey, Mom had the pieces on glass shelves mounted across windows, so the light would shine through them. Our cats are a lot more rambunctious than hers, so we need to find a place for the glass where they won't knock it down. Right now, it's crammed on top of our CD racks in the family room; that's where we keep other small breakables, and so far, they've all been safe from furry marauders. The surfaces look too busy, so we'll have to do some scaling back, but at least the glass is safe.
I teach one more class tomorrow. I have about five more papers to grade. Then I'll be done, or as done as I ever get. We leave for Alaska, via Seattle, in two weeks. Yay!
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Maybe not knowing how delicate you were feeling she just didn't want to bring it up.ReplyDelete
So nice to have something of your moms to display in your home.
Hope you enjoy your trip.
Thank you! Actually, we have tons of stuff from her already: decorations she's given us, framed needlework she's done, furniture she bought for us. I'm grateful that Gary's willing to have his house so dominated by his mother-in-law! But the three of us have similar aesthetics, which certainly helps.ReplyDelete
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He died at his South Florida home Friday of heart failure, said his wife, Sharon B. Codd.
Before Codd's work found its way into commercial products, electronic databases were "completely ad hoc and higgledy-piggledy," said Chris Date, a former business partner of Codd's, who was known as Ted.
Codd's ideas, based on mathematical set theory, was to store data in cross-referenced tables. Relational databases were created with that principle and are now used in systems ranging from hospitals' patient records to airline flights and schedules.
While working as a researcher at the IBM San Jose Research Laboratory in the 1960s and 70s, Codd wrote papers outlining his ideas.
But the company didn't decide to create a product based on Codd's ideas until 1978. IBM was beaten to the market by Lawrence Ellison, who used Codd's ideas as the basis of a product that was the foundation of Oracle.
"The sad thing is that Ted never became rich out of his idea," Date said.
Codd was born in 1923 in Dorset, England. He pursued his undergraduate studies at Oxford University. In 1948 he moved to New York and obtained a job with IBM.
He and his first wife, Elizabeth, were divorced in 1978. In 1990, Codd married Sharon Weinberg, a mathematician and IBM colleague.
Codd is survived by his wife, a daughter, three sons and six grandchildren.


text: Raise a Pint to Fall Beer FestivalsStewart Waller | Durham Convention & Visitors BureauThe World Beer Festival in Durham features more than 300 craft beers for samplingThere's something around North Carolina perhaps best described as a "brew-spirit" that occurs when willing taste buds collide with lovingly created craft brews coming from more than 170 breweries. These local beers often capture and hint at places and things that make an area special, and certainly lend unique flavor to them.Some of the best places to experience this spirit are the beer festivals that dot the Tar Heel landscape in the fall. In addition to presenting opportunities to sample multiple craft brews, most of the festivals also feature food and live entertainment. Many also benefit local charities.Tickets for most festivals are limited, so it's wise to plan in advance and purchase early.SeptemberBeericana Craft Beer and Music FestivalSept. 10, 2016, Holly Springs Come sample beer from local brewers as well as brewers from across the state and beyond. There will also be performances by North Carolina bluegrass bands throughout the day, and some of the area's best food trucks to go with that great beer.Brewgrass FestivalSept. 17, 2016, Asheville The long-running and well-known Brewgrass Festival features more than 55 American breweries showcasing local, regional and national craft beers against a backdrop of sounds from national and regional bluegrass musicians. The event is held in the eclectic mountain town of Asheville, which reigned four straight years as "Beer City USA" and is home to more craft more breweries per capita than any U.S. city.MecktoberfestSept. 23 - 25, 2016, Charlotte Olde Mecklenburg Brewery's eighth annual celebration has become one of the Charlotte beer scene's most anticipated events. Spanning the large brewery and biergarten, there'll be German-style food, award-winning beer, live bands and fun for the whole family.French Broad Brew FestSept. 24, 2016, Hot Springs Not far from Asheville is quaint Hot Springs, which has attracted visitors to its mineral springs for more than 200 years and is a popular stop-over for hikers on the Appalachian Trail. Your ticket entitles you to unlimited beer samplings throughout the day from about 20 local and regional breweries, camping, nearly 12 hours of music and a beautiful venue. Food vendors also are on hand to feed the masses.OctoberSince 1810, the Oktoberfest has been celebrated more than 16 days in Munich, Germany, to pay tribute to beer. Around North Carolina, there are a number of opportunities to put on your lederhosen, dance a polka and enjoy beer accompanied by traditional German fare. There's an Oktoberfest in downtown Asheville (Oct. 8) and on top of Sugar Mountain (Oct. 8 – 9). You can also try a different spin on the classic in Raleigh at Casktoberfest (Oct. 6), where revelers test cask-conditioned brews in a beer hall atmosphere with appropriate German cuisine.World Beer FestivalOct. 15, 2016, Durham The appreciation of beer is the central theme of the long-running World Beer Festival, which is sponsored by All About Beer Magazine and dedicated to exploring ingredients, brewing methods and the history behind beer styles. Admission gets you unlimited samples from more than 250 selected craft brews, entry into the Art of Beer Experience for food and beer pairings, educational seminars and music from area bands.River City Rhythm & BrewsOct. 22, 2016, Elizabeth City Now in its third year, this festival is a celebration of North Carolina craft beer (and wine and cider) and music, taking place on the portico of the Museum of the Albemarle.OBX BrewtägOct. 22, 2016, Nags Head A celebration of flight and beer, OBX Brewtäg is modeled after the whimsical and entertaining Red Bull Flutag, translated to "flying day" in German. Here, contestants will be competing to see who can launch and fly an empty 1/6 keg barrel the furthest. And a crafty selection of local and regional beer and food will be available throughout the day.Lighthouse Beer and Wine FestivalOct. 29, 2016, Wilmington The port city of Wilmington, where history says pirates might have enjoyed an ale or two, gets into the act with the Lighthouse Beer Festival. The festival, always held in the month of October and embracing more than 100 craft breweries, now culminates a week-long series of beer dinners, tastings and special activities around town.NovemberBlack Friday Cask FestivalNov. 25, 2016, Raleigh If you prefer sipping to shopping the day after Thanksgiving, this is the perfect event. Join other brew enthusiasts at Lynnwood Brewing Concern to sample specialty keg beers from North Carolina breweries, many specially dry hopped with unique ingredients added. Food trucks and DJ Ras J add to the atmosphere.Please drink responsibly and travel safely while on your visit to our North Carolina breweries and festivals. 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