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June 2nd, 2012, 12:00 am by Betty Talbert, letters editorSANTA ANA, Beth Martinez, President League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC-Bolivia #3188): When it comes to a David-and-Goliath fight, Californians are ready and willing to throw the decisive stone. Big Tobacco is trying to buy our hearts and minds with bogus arguments and plenty of cash against Proposition 29. But voters are not going to be duped. Raising cigarette taxes by $1 a pack will prevent youth from starting to smoke and will fund vital research to fight cancer.
Big Tobacco says that it protects Californians from being taxed to death. Yet, 430,000 taxpayers die every year because of smoking. By voting "yes" on Prop. 29, June 5, we are declaring our kids "off limits" – we will not stand by and watch them become replacement smokers.
As a mother, I am alarmed that 34,000 California young people are becoming smokers each year. We cannot afford this statistic, and we can reverse the tide. This is why LULAC Orange County District No. 1, of which I am a member, approved a resolution in support of Prop. 29 that will be presented at the California LULAC State Convention in June.


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The Ottawa Senators defeated the Philadelphia Flyers tonight 2-0 and Brian Elliott earned back to back shutouts as Ottawa came out with 4 points the last two nights during a critical stretch of the season as they head into the playoffs.
The Sens PK was outstanding in killing off a full two minute 5 on 3 late in the third period. On the flip side the Flyers PK was very solid tonight in killing off an insane 7 minute PP. Ottawa had numerous chances during this PP but couldn't finish. It could have been a momentum changer for the Flyers after killing off the long PP but they seemed to have nothing in the tank after the kill. No doubt the Sens PP really needs to find its groove over the last 3 weeks of the season.
On a positive note, the Sens defense seems to have really come together the last two games with huge games from each player on the blueline. The Phillps/Volchenkov duo was so physical tonight to go along with 8 combined blocked shots and naturally in a game like this Sutton and Carkner stepped up huge in the aggressive department. Campoli and Karlsson carried their own weight and plays very strong games all night long.
Up front, well what can you say about another PATHETIC performance by Alex Kovalev. Seriously, this is just sad and pathetic all around. Take a look at the box score folks…….he had zeroes across the board, well except for the one takeaway he was creditted with. No shots on goal, nothing to show for his BRUTAL 15 shift game tonight. SIT THIS GUY ONCE AND FOR ALL!!! Cory Clouston needs to hold him accountable, this is a big time double standard. He benches other players but he almost seems afraid to do so with Kovalev.
Alfredsson, Fisher, Cullen and Neil were the most productive forwards tonight. These four combined 13 SOG! Nick Foligno had a much better game but Winchester and Smith saw little in icetime compared to the other forwards.
Now for Dan Carcillo. This gutless puke needs to back up his big mouth once and for all. He goes after the 19 year old rookie defensemen Erik Karlsson in the second period and thankfully his defense partner 6'6″ Andy Sutton stepped and naturally Carcillo wanted nothing to do with someone that would hand him his lunch in a matter of seconds. I wish once and for all someone would give Carcillo what he has coming for him.
Ottawa now has 2 days off before getting back to game action Friday night in Buffalo. Sens have had the Sabres number the last few years and if Ottawa has any hope of catching them for the Northeast Division title they need a win, otherwise they will finish in the bottom four of the Eastern Conference playoff picture.
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text: Orange Jumpsuits Are Too 'Cool" For JailKara Brown7/21/14 5:30pmFiled to: orange is the new blackprison industrial complexotnbprisonsprison system994EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkThe power of pop culture is resulting in changes to one aspect of the American prison system. No, it is not the plague that is for-profit prisons or the slave labor many inmates are forced to perform. Pop culture is spurring a change in jail uniforms. AdvertisementSheriff William Federspiel at Saginaw County Jail in Saginaw, Michigan is transitioning his inmates from orange jumpsuits to black and white stripped jumpsuits because, as he puts it, "The jail's all-orange jumpsuits increasingly are viewed as 'cool.'" "It's because as you see shows on television, like 'Orange Is The New Black,' some people think it's cool to look like an inmate of the Saginaw County Jail with wearing all-orange jumpsuits out at the mall or in public," Federspiel says, referring to the Netflix drama. "It's a concern because we do have our inmates out sometimes doing work in the public, and I don't want anyone to confuse them or have them walk away.(Let's choose to ignore the fact in that show, Piper only wears an orange uniform for a brief period of time before transitioning to the beige jumpsuits that all the prisoners wear.)AdvertisementIt is a legitimate concern. But I do have to wonder how much a show about a woman's prison is affecting the way men outside of prison are dressing. I'm certainly in no position to argue against this, so I'll just ask: Have orange prison uniforms really become a fashion statement? Of course there are certain aspects of prison culture that bleed into the real world—for example, sagging pants. But I do wonder if the people wearing orange jumpsuits out in public have ever actually been to prison. It strikes me as something an former inmate would try to avoid for a number of reasons. Sheriff Federspiel's claims that his goal is make it easier to spot inmates when they're outside of the jail and to reduce the supposed "cool factor" of being in jail. The inmates, however, are not happy with the change. Sponsored"It's not to be crass," he says. "We're not trying to embarrass or shame them. It tells me something, though, when the inmates think that it's bad: It's probably good. We don't want them getting too comfortable, feeling like they're productive members of society, when actually when they're incarcerated, they're not."Oof. Emphasis mine. Dismissing the fact that some of the inmates are unhappy with their treatment within the prison walls is troubling. I'm not saying that objecting to new uniforms is the biggest issue facing these inmates, but a rule shouldn't be implicated because they don't like it. Seems like another slippery slope in an already broken system. AdvertisementImage via Lionsgate. Reply99 repliesLeave a reply


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Gail Collins, a former columnist for New York Newsday, is joining the editorial board of The New York Times today. Her appointment was announced by Howell Raines, editorial page editor.
Ms. Collins served as a columnist at New York Newsday from 1991 until that paper ceased publication this summer. Before that she had been a business writer and then columnist at The New York Daily News from 1985 to 1991. She had previously worked for United Press International and founded the Connecticut State News Bureau, a news service covering the state capitol and Connecticut politics.
Ms. Collins, 48, earned a journalism degree from Marquette University and an M.A. in government from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. From 1981 to 1982 she was a Bagehot Fellow in Economic Journalism at Columbia University.
She has won several awards, including an Associated Press Award in 1994 for commentary, a 1989 Matrix Award from Women in Communications and, in 1987, the Meyer Berger Award from Columbia University. She and her husband, Dan Collins, live in Manhattan and wrote "The Millennium Book," a guide to celebrating the year 2000, published in 1991.


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- Ph.D., Clinical Psychology, Emphasis in Neuropsychology, Seattle Pacific University, Seattle, Washington, 2005
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- Maintaining a quiet, reflective way of life
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Developmental and Child Psychology
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Early Childhood Assessment and Intervention, Assessment of Functional Academic and Behavioral Skills, Instructional Coaching and Consultation
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Development of academic and social-emotional skills in early childhood environments, Assessment, Instructional coaching, SupervisionDr. Amani El-Alayli
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Self-perception biases, stereotyping and discriminationRaphael Guillory, Ph.D.
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2002 Washington State University, Pullman, Washington.
Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Education
Dissertation Topic: Factors Related To Native American Students' Persistence In Higher Education: A Comparative Analysis of Student and State and University Officials' Perceptions.
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1999 Washington State University, Pullman, Washington.
Master's Degree in Education: emphasis in Counseling Psychology
1994 Eastern Washington University, Cheney, Washington.
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1991 Walla Walla Community College, Walla Walla, Washington.
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- Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision, Mental Health Counseling Concentration. University of Florida (2009).
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- Bachelor of Science in Psychology. Louisiana State University (2000).
Licensures and Certifications
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- Reasons to Live
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Since coming to EWU and Spokane, I have become a runner. I have always loved to travel and listen to music, so now... if there is a race I can travel to and hear a band on the same trip - that's pretty much something I will do. I enjoy trying new things and will always be open to hearing about new music.
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PhD, Idaho State University, 2001MS, Idaho State University, 1998
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Ph.D. Psychology, Iowa State University 1993M.S., Psychology, Iowa State University, 1988
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Associate Professor - Director of School Psychology Program135L Martin HallPhone: 509.359.6050Fax: 509.359.4366Email: email@example.com! I am the Director of Eastern Washington University's specialist level School Psychology Program. The program has been approved by the National Association of School Psychologists (see www.nasponline.org) and involves three years of full time study and field experiences. I received my B.S. in Psychology from Texas A&M University in 1990 and M.S. and Ed.S. degrees from the College of William and Mary in 1993/1994. I worked as a school psychologist in Virginia, Texas, Hawaii, and California before returning to school to obtain my Ph.D. in Education with specialization in School Psychology in 2005 at the University of California, Riverside. My family relocated to the northwest to enjoy being close to family in Montana, and I initially worked as a school psychologist in Coeur d'Alene, ID, before coming to Eastern Washington University.
My research interests involve practices associated with Multi-tiered Systems of Support and development and delivery of academic and social-behavioral interventions for students at-risk in PreK-12 settings.
I am currently serving as half-time Associate Dean for the College of Arts, Letters & Education
I teach in both the Residential (on campus) Ed.S. School Psychology Program and in the Respecialization Ed.S. School Psychology Online Program. I teach:
PSYC 533 Single Case Design and Program Evaluation,
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For more information about becoming certified as a school psychologist in the state of Washington, see the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction's website at: http://www.k12.wa.us/certification/ESA/NotCertified.aspx
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- Licensed Mental Health Counselor
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- National Certified Counselor
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- Play Therapy
- Counseling Skills
- Marriage and Family Therapy
- Parent Training
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I have over nine years of clinical experience working in a variety of mental health settings: private practice, schools, college campus, for-profit agencies and community mental health settings. My clinical area of interest includes play therapy and mental health counseling. I have been a long-time advocate for play therapy and has served as a board member and President for both the Washington and Nevada Association for Play Therapy. I maintains a strong line of research on parental bereavement due to a sudden and unexpected death. I have presented on parental bereavement and play therapy at universities, agencies, regional and national conferences. I am a native Washingtonian and has lived in several cities across the state. In my spare time I enjoy playing with my two beautiful children, gardening and engaging in creative activities such as painting, scrap booking or writing.
Jillene Seiver, Ph.D.
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Ph.D., Cogntive Psychology, Empahsis in memory and language, University of New Mexico, 1995
M.A.,Psychology, California State University, Sacramento, 1990
B.A., Psychology, University of California, 1988
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- Language: cognitive benefits/deficits of bilingual processing
- Effective teaching strategies
- Optimisim and religiosity and political orientation
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Danielle Sitzman, Ph.D.
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Ph.D., Cognitive Psychology, Colorado State University, 2013
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B.A., Psychology, Alfred University, 2007
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Cognitive Psychology, Human Memory
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Metamemory, Enhancing Memory, Feedback & Memory, Classroom application of memory researchPaul Spurgeon
Senior Lecturer135 Martin HallPhone: 509.359.4499Fax: 509.359.4366Email: email@example.com Stellwagen, Ph.D.
Professor153E Martin HallPhone: 509.359.7038Fax: 509.359.4366Email: firstname.lastname@example.com:
- Ph.D., School Psychology., Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2006
- Doctoral internship in clinical psychology, University of Tennessee College of Medicine (training rotations: school mental health clinic, couples counseling, pediatric neuropsychology).
- M.Ed.School Counseling., Northeastern University,1992
- B.A., Univ. of Massachusetts, 1985
Areas of Research Specialization:
- Childhood Aggression and Victimization
- Mechanisms Linking Trauma and Developmental Psychopathology
- Psychopathy in Youth
- Mechanisms Linking Social Intelligence to Antisocial Behavior.
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As a developmental psychopathologist, I focus on the many cascading risk factors (e.g., biogenetic, cognitive, familial, social) that contribute to the development of psychopathology. On the other hand, I place equal importance of the examination of resiliency: that is, why do some individuals manage to thrive in life despite being exposed to a multitude of serious risk factors?
I have scheduled office hours but I also leave my office door open over 50% of the time I am at EWU. Any and all students are free to drop in and chat-about any topic-anytime my door is open.Outside of work I enjoy fencing (my #1 passion), any type of skiing, hiking, biking, and walking my two blue heelers.
Karrie Swan Ph.D
Assistant Professor141D Martin HallPhone: 509.359.6880Fax: 509.359.4366Email: email@example.com Earned:
- Ph.D. Counseling, University of North Texas, 2011
- M.Ed Counseling, emphasis in School Counseling - University of North Texas, 2006
- B.S. Philosophy, Politics, & Economics- Eastern Oregon University, 2000
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- Licensed Professional Counselor
- Certified School Counselor (K-12)
- Certified Animal Assisted Therapist
- Certified Special Education Teacher
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- Play Therapy
- Teacher-Child Relationship
- Dream Therapy
- Training School Counselors
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I have over 10 years of experience in schools, treatment centers, and private practice. My primary passion and research interest is play therapy and how play therapy can be utilized in school settings. In my spare time, I enjoy running, antiquing, and spending time with my family.Elizabeth Willis, M.S., Ed.S, NCSP
Lecturer135 Martin HallPhone: 509.359.6227Fax: 509.359.4366Email: email@example.com in Psychology from Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT
-M.S. in Psychoanalytic Developmental Psychology from University College London, UK
-Ed.S in School Psychology from Seattle University-I have been a practicing school psychology for 11 years, 3 years in Coeur d'alene, Idaho and the rest in Spokane, WA (Central Valley School District). I did my internship in Spokane Public Schools based primarily in alternative schools and programs for students with behavioral disorders.
-I am a member of WSASP (Wa state assoc of school psychology) and NASP (national association)
-I am a member of the EWU PEAB-Interests include: developmental psychology, social-behavioral disorders and assessment, and supervision of graduate students.
I grew up in Spokane and am happy to live here near my family with my husband. I am so excited to be part of EWU and School Psychology program!
Philip Watkins, Ph.D.
Professor255C Martin HallPhone: 509.359.6174Fax: 509.359.4366Email: email@example.com Earned:
- Ph.D., Clinical Psychology (emphasis adult psychopathology), Louisiana State University, 1990
- M.A., Psychology, Louisiana State University, 1987
- B.S., Psychology, University of Oregon, 1980
Professional Associations:
- Association of Psychological Science
- Society of Personality and Social Psychology
- Western Psychological Association
- Western Positive Psychology Association
Research Interests:
- Gratitude:
- How gratitude enhances happiness and well-being
- Relationship of gratitude and humility
- Relationship of gratitude and spirituality
About Me:
I love being outside, I love a good wine, and I love my Ducks!
Dr. William (Bill) Williams
Professor237 Martin HallPhone: 509.359.7946Fax: 509.359.4366Email: firstname.lastname@example.com:
PhD - 1973, Experimental Psychology, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah
MS - 1966, Psychology, Eastern Washington University, Cheney, Wash.
BA - 1965, Psychology, Eastern Washington University, Cheney, Wash.Awards & Honors:
National Re-Design Scholar, NCAT, 2007 - 2008
Century Tel Teaching Award, 2005
Jeffers Chertok Dean's Honor Award, 2005
Edmund J. Yarwood Dean's Honor Faculty, 2006
Edmund J. Yarwood Dean's Honor Faculty, 2002
Edmund J. Yarwood Dean's Honor Faculty, 2000Areas of Interest:
Human psychophysiology with and emphasis on emotion, attention and the psychophysiology of personality and personality disordersProfessional Organizations:
The Society for Psychophysiological Research


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In 1762, Josiah met Thomas Bentley, a Liverpool merchant who had traveled widely on the Continent and possessed a sound knowledge of classical and Renaissance art. With Bentley, he formed an intimate friendship and partnership, which was to last until Bentley's death. The years of the partnership with Bentley were probably Josiah's happiest and most prosperous, with his inventing, perfecting and capturing the fashion of the time for the neo-classical style.
Today, the Wedgwood Prestige collection celebrates this partnership and is the pinnacle of the product portfolio. It encompasses the finest Wedgwood ornamental ware and luxury tableware, with each item made in England and meticulously decorated by hand by Master Craftsmen.
Wedgwood's enduring appeal among the world's Royal Families and Heads of State began with Queen Charlotte, who ordered a set of cream-coloured earthenware that pleased her so much that Josiah Wedgwood was granted permission to style himself 'Potter to Her Majesty' and call his innovative cream ware 'Queen's Ware'. A few years later the Empress Catherine the Great of Russia ordered a service in Queen's Ware for fifty people, which consisted of 952 hand-painted pieces of gardens and English scenery. Today this service is kept in the Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg.
Since the time of Queen Charlotte, Wedgwood collections were to grace the tables of British monarchs and many other illustrious Heads of State, such as in the Vatican, the Kremlin and the White House. It was also the brand of choice for some of the world's most prestigious hotels.
Jasper, the most famous of Josiah's inventions, first appeared in 1774 after thousands of experiments. An unglazed vitreous fine stoneware, it was made in blue, green, lilac, yellow, black or white; sometimes one piece combined three or more of these colors. Upon these delicately colored grounds would be applied the classical and contemporary reliefs which are still made today from molds reproduced from the originals. The iconic light blue jasper gave rise to the expression "Wedgwood Blue" and remains a recognizable Wedgwood signature worldwide.
Since 1940,at the Wedgwood factory at Barlaston, England, modern technology is combined with the ancient skills of throwing, modeling and decorating. These precious skills are preserved through a solid apprenticeship program, reintroduced to meet the growing global demand for some of Wedgwood's most exclusive signature pieces. Apprentices train for up to 10 years to become Master Craftspeople.
Throughout its history, Wedgwood has collaborated with the most famous artists of the day. In the twentieth century, Rex Whistler, John Skeaping, Eric Ravilious, Keith Murray, Arnold Machin, Richard Guyatt, Eduardo Paolozzi and David Gentleman have all designed for Wedgwood; reflecting Josiah's policy of commissioning work from John Flaxman, George Stubbs, Matthew Bolton and other celebrated artists of the late eighteenth century.
Today, the Wedgwood collections are designed in England by the Wedgwood Design Studio. Jasper Conran, one of the UK's leading fashion designers, and Vera Wang, the acclaimed authority in bridal elegance, also created distinguished collections for Wedgwood, whilst Beatrix Potter's original watercolors adorn Peter Rabbit collections.
Wedgwood exports all over the world with a commitment to creating premium, desirable and distinctively English home and lifestyle products to delight consumers – a fitting tribute to the memory of its founder.
For more information on Josiah Wedgwood and the history of the company, the Wedgwood Museum at Barlaston is the place to go or visit www.wedgwoodmuseum.org.uk
The Wedgwood company is founded by Josiah Wedgwood I
Queen Charlotte of England commissioned her Queen's Ware service
Catherine the Great of Russia commissioned the "Frog" service
After thousands of experiments, Josiah perfects the world famous Jasper ceramic
Copying the ancient Barberini Vase. Josiah painstakingly reproduces the Portland Vase in Jasper to great success
Wedgwood's London showroom realised Josiah's vision
Wedgwood perfects fine bone china
1,282 bone china Wedgwood pieces are commissioned by President Theodore Roosevelt for the White House
1200 piece service for HM Queen Elizabeth II's Coronation luncheon
The Wedgwood Rose was created by David Austen for Wedgwood 250th anniversary
The launch of the luxury Wedgwood & Bentley collection
The Wedgwood 2013 campaign featuring British Model Cecile Sinclair photographed by Rebecca Miller
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Tips for avoiding spam filters
Q: I find that unless I vocally tell people to look in their spam box for my messages they usually DO NOT get them as they are fazed out of regular mail. How can this be rectified? — Donna
A: You are experiencing the other side of the problem created by the sheer volume of junk email messages being sent every second of every day.
The statistics vary widely depending upon the research group, but they all agree that the vast majority of messages circulating the Internet are spam, which means you have to be careful when you are crafting your messages.
Every email program and mail service provider incorporates automatic spam filtering based on a number of factors. Your messages get scored based on the attributes that are commonly used by spammers.
The more of these attributes you may have inadvertently been using, the more likely your messages will get tagged as spam or worse, your email address gets blacklisted by mail systems.
Common things to avoid include:
• ALL CAPS or excessive use of punctuation, especially on the subject line or your "from" address.
• Very large or very small text, especially in combination.
• Attachments.
• High image-to-text ratios (do you have an image in your signature?).
• Any common keyword used in pharmaceutical, financial or real estate spam.
• Lots of bold or different colored text (green and red are the worst).
• Using a background image.
• Excessive typos.
• No subject line.
• Excessive blank lines, especially between text lines.
• Email addresses that use numbers and letters, especially if they start with a number or don't use any real words in the address.
None of these on their own will automatically get your message tagged as spam, but a combination will certainly raise your spam score.
Another way to get your message caught in spam filters is to copy text from Microsoft Word into your message when it's set up to send in HTML (which is the default for most email programs).
Microsoft Word documents will insert lots of extra code that you don't see but makes your message look like it's loaded with hidden code to a spam filter. Learning how to send messages in plain text, especially when you want to copy/paste from websites or a Word document is helpful (search your help menu for 'plain text messages').
If you include links in your messages, always make sure that the http:// is included (spammers routinely create fake links that say one thing, but send you somewhere completely different if you click on it).
The simpler the message, the more likely it won't create red flags for spam filters. You can do some testing with one of your friends that you know is having a problem by sending a simple text message with no images.
If it still gets thrown into their spam filter, have them add your address to their "whitelist" and address book to see if it finally gets through.
If nothing you try helps you improve your deliverability, your best bet might be to create a new email address (for personal use, I prefer Gmail) and avoid the known causes when setting up and using the new address.
• Ken Colburn is president of Data Doctors Computer Services. Readers may send questions to email@example.com.


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DJ Khaled Kiss The Ring Album: Khaled has definitely made a lane for himself, he's without a doubt the number DJ for albums, and over the years he's brought us many street singles and anthems. He's managed to top the charts on numerous occasion and pioneered the trend of Hip-Hop DJs releasing full fledged albums.
His albums are always packed with all the current artist that are on top of the game and you'd think that would make hurt an album, but not DJ Khaled's.
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Steamboat Springs The U.S. Ski Team's Taylor Fletcher, of Steamboat Springs, was named the International Ski Federation's Nordic Combined Athlete of the Week following last weekend's career-first World Cup podium. Fletcher placed third in Seefeld, Austria.
Fletcher has raised the level of his game on the World Cup the past few weeks with the fastest cross-country leg four times, according to a release from the U.S. Ski Team. A strong jump Sunday put him in contention for the podium as he finished 2.9 seconds back from the win in third. Fletcher and his teammates will be back in action with a pair of events this weekend in Klingenthal, Germany.
The Ski Team quoted head Nordic combined coach Dave Jarrett as saying Fletcher's recent results are the result of a strong work ethic and the faith that he could compete with the top athletes on the World Cup.
"We are psyched for the honor for Taylor," Jarrett said in the release. "He is competing at this average level and now his average level is good enough for the World Cup podium."
Fletcher was looking ahead this week.
"It has always been a dream of mine to get a World Cup podium, and now I feel like I can get many more. My level of skiing is rock solid from the great coaching and belief that I can achieve these results," he said in the release. "Every weekend, I feel as though now I can start to build on my results and slowly start to feel more success. I look forward to a great weekend here in Klingenthal before we head to Sochi," Russia.
Steamboat skiers compete at Junior World Championships
Several younger Nordic combined skiers from Steamboat also are competing in Europe this week.
Ben Berend again paced the U.S. Nordic combined B Team on Friday at the Junior World Championships in Liberec, Czech Republic.
Berend finished in 26th place.
Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club member Tyler Smith was 28th, Aleck Gantick was 40th and Erik Lynch was 48th.
The competition continues Sunday with a team event.


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Tech-savvy president wages Twitter campaign against GOP, loses 36,000+ followers
posted at 7:30 pm on July 29, 2011 by Allahpundit
President Obama created a barrage of activity on Twitter on Friday afternoon when he began urging his more than 9 million followers to tweet at their Republican Congressmen to "ask them to support a bipartisan solution to the deficit crisis."
The @BarackObama account then preceded to tweet out the Twitter handles of Republican Congressmen state-by-state. The account has also been making use of the hashtag #compromise in an effort to drive home the message of bipartisanship…
As we noted in our earlier coverage, however, some users felt the state-by-state tweets were creating way too much noise — the President has lost nearly 37,000 followers so far today.
To put it another way, he lost twice as many followers today as jobs created last month. Go have a look at his Twitter feed. His staff was beaming out the Twitter handles of congressional Republicans every few minutes for six hours. They could have achieved the same thing by tweeting this once every half-hour, say, until the House vote finally began. And the dumbest part? The congressmen they were targeting were trying to compromise by passing Boehner's bill and advancing the ball so that a deal can be struck before Tuesday. If anyone needed lobbying to "compromise," it was the 22 Republican tea-party holdouts.
But that's not the punchline. This is:
But could this strategy have an unintended consequence for the president? With 9.4 million followers, Obama's campaign account is one of the most followed. Mentioning GOP foes to Obama's followers could help boost their followings on Twitter.
By midafternoon on Friday, that seemed to be the case.
A Senate Republican staffer told National Journal that Republican Senators, in total, added about 6,500 new followers throughout the afternoon.
Said one polisci professor, "It's the cyber-equivalent of pre-printed postcards — totally ineffectual." Exit quotation from one Twitter user who got tired of being spammed: "I just unfollowed @barackobama seemed like a good #compromise."
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This is bad news. Evasion untethered jailbreak is going to be fixed in the coming update according to one of the hackers behind the jailbreaking tool Evasion. iOS 6.1.3 has fixed one of the five exploits used for evasion jailbreak, making it useless.
Evasion Jailbreak iOS 6.1.3
Apple released iOS 6.1.3 beta 2 a couple of days ago to developers which brought in some minor bug fixes. Well folks today, we have found out that one of these bug fixes include an exploit which was used for the evasion untethered jailbreak.
Evasion was released on 4 February, and it quickly saw huge download rates; making it the fastest jailbreaking tool in history of iOS devices. It was the first tool that jailbroke the iPhone 5 and the iPad mini. Therefore, it wasn't a big surprise when we found out that Evasion jailbroke about 7 million iOS devices. It was the most downloaded jailbreaking software in the history!
Well as they say everything that has a beginning has an end. So it's time for evasion to die. Well not exactly die but "get fixed".
Planetbeing, one of the hackers behind the jailbreaking tool Evasion told Forbes today that Apple has patched one of the five exploits used for jailbreaking iOS devices. The exploit which has been patched is the one relating to "time zone settings". Although only one exploit has been patched but according to Wang a.k.a Planetbeing "If one of the vulnerabilities doesn't work, evasi0n doesn't work,".
Now this shouldn't come as a 'shock' to many of you, as Apple has been known to notoriously patch exploits in its iOS firmware very quickly – in fact, patching the Evasion jailbreak has taken longer than usual.
Now don't freak out because Evasion jailbreak has been fixed. It was expected, so do not update to iOS 6.1.3 once it is released. Which is going to take a month or so.
Don't freak out because Evasi0n has been fixed. Just do not update to iOS 6.1.3 once it comes out.
— Farhan Hussain (@farhanleo23) February 25, 2013
Well what are your thoughts on patching the exploits used in Evasion untethered jailbreak?
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Sleeps | 5 |
Bedrooms | 1 |
Bathrooms | 1 |
Property type | apartment |
Minimum Stay | 2 nights |
Located in beautiful riviera del Brenta at 10 minutes from Villa Pisani and from Palladio's Villa Malcontenta. Historical towns nearby:
Venice - 15 minutes / 15 km
Padova - 20 minutes / 20 km
Vicenza - 35 minutes / 45 km
Verona - 50 minutes / 75 km
Just 15 minutes from Venice-Venezia, Italy, Villa Colloredo offers both bed & breakfast accommodation in the main house and vacation rental lodgings in 4 completely renovated apartments
in a peaceful countryside atmosphere.
The harmonious geometrical space, once a throbbing heart of rural life, is still in a farm of more than 40 hectares, a rare oasis of green between Dolo and Mira, less than 20 km from Padua and Venice.
The Villa Colloredo property is surrounded by a big garden and cultivated fields. Perfect for whom enjoys jogging in the countryside or dreams to reach Venice by bicycle along the Brenta river, while viewing architectural masterpieces, such as the Villa Malcontenta from Andrea Palladio.
The villa was a perfect spot for our family. We have three young children and the location was great. They have a common area with toys, pool table, and a great selection of books and travel guides. The owners were very friendly and took a great deal of time to go over places to visit, maps, and recommendations. Our room was very clean and well equipped, though I would recommend bringing soap and shampoo. Also suggest following directions from Google or GPS- can be tricky to find. We took the bus to Venice which was great and easy and did a day trip to a few castles and medieval towns past Padua. The nearby town of Dolo was also really lovely. Great spot and we would definitely stay there again.
What a beautiful and relaxing place to be. The location was perfect, away from all the hustle and bustle and hoards of tourists. it was convenient to the little town of Dolo, which was very charming itself. We are a family of 4 with a curious and rambuctious 6 year old boy. He had a blast looking for lizards around the courtyard and we didn't have to worry about him. The room was fantastic, simple. There is a great room that guests have access to with a pool table and lots of informative coffee table books. We enjoyed our visits with Margherita. She is so knowledgeable about the area and she helped us to decide how to break up our time in Italy. We went to Verona, Venice and the beach and even stopped to enjoy the beautiful Villa Pisani on our way back home. Our room was really more like a small apartment. There was even free internet out on the veranda. I hope we get to go back someday.
The property is amazing and the apartments have been tastefully renovated. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay.
a warm welcome by sara, the owner, introduced us to the amenities of the neighboorhood. the place is as described in the middle of the countryside, but at walking distance from shops, a pizzeria and a restaurant.
it's quite an handy place to discover all cities in veneto. we went to venice twice by bus, visited padua, vicenza and verona on our last day.
we definitely recoommend this place for those who want a quite place for their family, with space for children to play in safety (no cars), and comfortable to visit venice and other places in the region!
Sambruson di Dolo is in the middle of the Riviera del Brenta, the river connecting Venice to Padova. We are 15 km from Venice and 20 from Padova. Our villa is located amid a countryside estate of 40 hectares.
Other Activities: Sightseeing
Rate Period | Nightly | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly * | Event | ||||
My Standard Rate
2 night minimum stay
Notes: Rates are based on 2 guests; add $5 per night, per additional guest |
Fees | No additional mandatory fees |
Prices may vary depending on the number of people and season.
Exact prices will be given upon request.
Long stay rentals may have reasonable discounts.
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.


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Accomodations: | 3 Staterooms |
Length: | 76' / 23.16 M |
Beam: | 21' 0" / 6.40 M |
Draft: | 7' 8" / 2.34 M. |
Year Built: | 2005 |
Builder: | NORDHAVN |
Model: | Motor Yacht |
Engines: | Single Detroit Diesel Series 60 H.P. |
Cruising Speed: | 0 Kts. / 0 MPH |
Max Speed: | 0 Kts. / 0 MPH |
Crew: | |
Location: |
Stuart, United States (Florida - S.E.) |
Asking Price: | $2,450,000 USD |
This is an Aft Pilothouse wide-body model of the Nordhavn 76 series with the bulbous bow. Although she is a 2005 model, she underwent extensive updates and refits in 2013 and 2014. The work was overseen by her very experienced and mechanically astute current owner. Among the updates, she received a fresh new palette of interior décor. In addition redundancy was added to many of the electrical, electronic and mechanical systems.
The Nordhavn 76 lends itself very well to operation by owner, or by professional crew. In fact, many Nordhavn 76's are operated by cruising couples.
The aft pilothouse version of the Nordhavn 76 has a majestic profile and a very open interior. She has all of the elegant transoceanic capability that continues to validate Nordhavn's reputation as the premier producer of passagemaking motoryachts.
Layout – General:
The interior arrangement - for living and for mechanical spaces - emphasizes onboard comfort, and operation throughout extended passages.
Entering from the cockpit into the salon area: The interior is beautifully crafted in teak, with teak and spruce cabin soles throughout. The galley is laid out one step up on a riser transition at the starboard forward end of the salon. Opposite the galley to port there is a day head, a series of steps leading up to the pilothouse, and another series of steps leading down to the guest cabins, utility room, and engine room. A passageway forward leads down an easy two-step transition to the master stateroom. The master head is forward of the master stateroom.
Down one deck, and generally between station 3 and station 6, there are two guest cabins (each with its own head), and a utility room with laundry appliances and a freezer. The entrance to the engine room is through the utility room.
Access to the pilothouse is from the port side of the salon/galley area up a stairway. The pilothouse also includes two pilot berths, day head, and C-shaped dinette aft of the helm chair, and the command console. Inside the pilothouse to port, steps up provide interior access to the flybridge.
Interior Comfort Detail:
As in the standard Nordhavn approach, there is extensive noise control and sound attenuation measures incorporated into the construction throughout, including noise
damping in the hull in the area of the propeller, 3" lead/foam insulation in the engine room overhead, and 2" in its sides. Insulation is covered with Soundown aluminum panels. The salon and galley soles have a 2" Nida-core system with a ¼" Soundown de-coupler layer. There are also insulated bulkheads separating living areas and rubber gaskets in laminated interior doorjambs, among other measures.
The main engine dry exhaust system results in engine sound reduction on deck as well as in the interior living spaces.
New LED lighting on dimmers was installed throughout the interior in 2013.
Main Salon:
A beautiful custom dining table and six custom chairs are situated to port. The table has sunburst and compass rose inlaid veneer patterns. A settee lounge and coffee table are located to starboard. Lockers extend along the port side. The salon layout creates a wide-open visual feeling. The teak and spruce sole is covered with wool carpet, new in 2013. There are custom accordion shades on the windows and door, tucked up under the teak valances.
The salon settee to starboard was re-upholstered in 2013.
An HD "Smart TV" is installed on a lift in the joiner work on the port side. A Bose sound system completes the salon entertainment system and was installed new in 2013.
The galley is one-step up at the forward end of the salon. Its position relative to the salon provides a very social connection between the two areas. A lighted wine cabinet faces the salon.
The galley is well appointed with the following appliances and equipment:
Master Stateroom and Head:
It is an easy transition from the salon and galley area to the full-beam master stateroom and head. The king-size bed is on centerline and there is unimpeded access all around the bed, and to the desk and clothes storage areas. The master stateroom includes the following features:
The master head features:
Guest Staterooms and Heads:
Two guest staterooms are located on the lower deck down from the salon. The port one has a queen bed, hanging locker and drawer storage. There is a head ensuite with shower, tile floor, granite countertops and exhaust blower.
To starboard, the second guest stateroom has twin beds separated by a bedside table, and a head ensuite with the same appointments as the port stateroom.
Both guest staterooms feature custom Stearns and Foster mattresses. There are heat and air-conditioning controls in each stateroom.
The toilets in the guest heads were replaced with Dometic 7600's in 2014. Each of the Dometic toilets is a stand-alone system. Although they are very reliable, if one were to malfunction, all of the others would continue to operate independently.
Utility Room/Engine Room Forward Entry:
Engine Room:
Engine room and mechanical spaces are typically Nordhavn – efficient engine and systems layouts with easy inspection and service access including walk-around access to the main engine, and walk-up access to the wing engine and generators. There are engine and systems monitoring modules, a DDEC engine control, a workbench with sink, vise, and a built-in six-drawer tool chest.
The engine room connects with the lazarette through a gasketed aluminum door for all-conditions access to steering gear, mechanical and electrical systems, battery banks, air conditioning, Kabola hot water system heating boiler, and other gear that may be stowed in the large volume of space there.
Engine room ventilation systems include: (2) 230vac 50/60hz intake blowers, (1) 230vac 50/60hz exhaust blower, Ruskin fire/smoke dampers, and auto shutdown for blowers and closure for dampers by Seafire actuation. The engine room and lazarette are well illuminated by AC fluorescent and DC overhead lighting.
The pilothouse is intended to be a comfortable gathering place during extended operation.
The electrical system has been well engineered to meet wire size, buss bar capacity, and fusing requirements, among other elements for system demands. There is significant flexibility and redundancy built into the electrical system, much of it added in 2013/2014. A combination of DC power generation and AC charging systems gives this vessel the flexibility to operate in any cruising locale.
Main Engine (2882 hours)
Wing Engine (263 hours)
Hydraulic System (ABT)
Fuel Tankage
Oil Change System
Steering System
Thrusters - ABT
50 hp bow and 38hp stern thruster in 12" tunnels with proportional controls at five (5) stations
Air-Conditioning System
Heating System
Water Makers
In 2005, this Nordhavn 76 was involved in a collision with a freighter while off of the West Coast during her initial delivery. As a testament to her solid construction, she continued north for another 1000 miles to the Pacific Northwest, after a brief stop for inspection. The resulting damage was largely cosmetic. Repairs were completed in the Pacific Northwest by a well-respected yard, and invite close scrutiny. Since that incident, she has logged an additional 20,000 open ocean miles. Before the purchase, she was thoroughly inspected by hull and machinery surveyors and was found to be in superb condition. With a minor list of survey recommendations completed, and many updates, she is ready to continue cruising anywhere her new owners will desire to go.
UPDATE: June 1, 2016 boat was hauled and bottom recorded in excellent condition. Bottom was coated, zincs renewed, heat exchangers cleaned and prop speed renewed (refer to haul out photos).
Owners' Comments
We had a 55 Nordhavn for six years, we were very happy with that boat, but our decision to buy a 76 Nordhavn was based on our three year plan to live aboard and cover, at a very leisurely pace, the areas that I will name later. We felt that this extensive plan commanded a boat that would give us ample room for us and guests, and heavy enough to handle the seas. And I can say now that the 76 is not too big and not too small, it really was the perfect size for us. She presented a commanding and masterful presence on the water wherever we went.
First, we spent seven long months commissioning, repairing, updating, hull painting and loving on this boat that had been only intermittently used for several years by her previous owner. Then we departed Vancouver B.C. anxious to experience her performance and visit some of the world. We stopped in Portland Oregon, then to California and joined up with 35 other boats for the FUBAR of 2013.
The next leg was the coast of Mexico, Central America and the Panama Canal. On the Atlantic side, we cruised the San Blas Islands and headed to Florida to start our long awaited desire to explore the East Coast. In fact, we did not stop to the East Coast of the US, but cruised all the way up to Cape Breton, Nova Scotia; that chapter of our cruising was nothing but exciting, splendid and rewarding. We also visited Nassau, and the Exumas in the Bahamas, Turks and Caicos, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, the Spanish and US Virgin Islands…to the Bitter End!
We met so many people and have seen so many beautiful places and scenery that we will never forget. The reliability and seaworthiness of our 76 Nordhavn made it even more memorable.
We have no regrets - and that's how an adventure should end. To start another one in the right frame of mind, and we chose after three years to build a home in Florida and to continue to explore the East Coast by land, well… not exclusively by land since we will be buying a smaller boat to tour the Intercoastal waters this time. The grandkids are growing, so this is yet a new season in our lives, and it is time to let her woo and seduce new owners with her strength and comfort!


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Speech-enable Forms and Applications
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Once spring and summer have officially arrived in New York, it's time to plan some fun and maybe a getaway or three. History is nearly everywhere you turn in New York, so why not combine your summer pleasures with some on-the-ground learning? History shows this could lead to very pleasant activities, such as picnics, hiking, guided touring, maybe even a boat ride in New York Harbor or in the Thousand Islands. You won't even realize you're enriching your mind.
Vantage points for some of the most beautiful and sweeping vistas of the Hudson River Valley are on the grounds of several mansions on both sides of the shoreline. During warm weather months, some host outdoor events – concerts, festivals, garden parties, dinners under the stars – but you don't need a special invitation. A hike around the grounds, maybe even a picnic when the gardens are in bloom, is reason enough to visit. The Clermont, Olana, Kykuit, and Wave Hill House all offer stunning views in addition to their historic assets. One famous Gold Coast property on Long Island has been transformed into a world-class museum of art. Drive out to Montauk Lighthouse while you're on the Island, too.
You'll find similar beauty and history along the St. Lawrence Seaway, at Essex Shipyard in the Adirondacks, and on other bodies of water in New York. Two of the most popular destinations in the Thousand Islands are the Antique Boat Museum and Boldt Castle: the castle is only accessible by boat and there are guided tours on Heart Island once you arrive.
Anyone interested in Native American history and early New York culture will be fascinated by visits to the Susquehanna River Archaeological Center, Iroquois Indian Museum, and to the Quaker Meetinghouse in Farmington.
Historic farm houses and the Dutch stone houses popular with early New York settlers offer an important window into simpler times, and give many opportunities to get hands-on perspective on traditional ways of daily life. Historic Richmond Town is one fine example that offers many buildings to explore.
New York has two National Museums – one for Dance and the other for Baseball. You may also visit a new museum dedicated to the Underground Railroad; another focused on Spiritualism; Ulysses S. Grant's former home; and a fully restored 1912 passenger railway station. Gracie Mansion, the New York State Governor's home, makes a fascinating historic destination when you're in New York City. And, battle buffs will definitely want to visit Fort Ticonderoga and Old Fort Niagara: both host numerous summer events, including re-enactments.
No one says you have to take your lessons sitting down or indoors. You'll get some exercise and learn more about Native American history on The Old Portage Trail.
Gracie Mansion
88 East End
Yorkville, NY
Built in 1799, now the NYC mayor's
official residence, tours and educational programs
Historic Richmond Town
441 Clark Avenue
Staten Island,
Living history village/museum complex
with NYC's oldest continuously operating farm
Wave Hill House
675 W 252nd St
Bronx, NY 10471
Gray fieldstone mansion, 1843; 28-acre
public garden & cultural center overlooking Hudson
Montauk Point Lighthouse
2000 New York 27
Montauk, NY 11954
The oldest lighthouse in New York State,
established 1796
Nassau County Museum of Art
One Museum Drive
Roslyn Harbor,
New York 11576
Ranked among the nation's largest, most
important suburban art museums; spectacular three-story Georgian-style Gold
Coast property; former Frick estate
Old Westbury Gardens
71 Old Westbury Road
Old Westbury, NY 11590
Perhaps the finest example of a Gold Coast
Charles II-style Mansion; set within a 200-acre picturesque landscape with gorgeous
Clermont State Historic Site
One Clermont
Germantown, NY
Four Gardens; July 4th &
other summer events; former home of Robert R. Livingston Jr., who drafted the
Declaration of Independence & held other important historic roles
Kykuit: The Rockefeller Estate
381 North Broadway
Sleepy Hollow, NY 10591
Georgian mansion & Beaux Arts
landscape; 20th century sculpture collection (Calder, Picasso,
Noguchi); Coach barn houses Rockefeller's antique autos
RD 2, Route 9G
Hudson, NY 12534
Hudson River painter Frederic Church's
Persian palace; paintings by Church, his teacher Thomas Cole; Romantic style
Stone House Day
476 Old Route
Hurley, NY 12443
The Dutch Stone Houses of Old Hurley, a
330-year-old Dutch village, include 25 of the oldest private homes in the US
The Bronck Museum
County Highway
Coxsackie, NY
11 structures owned by eight generations
of Bronck family; prosperous farm; by early 1800's, most valuable property in
Greene County; now Historical Society headquarters
The Old Stone House
282 Hasbrouck Road,
Woodbourne, NY 12788
Historic art gallery and community center
Time and the Valleys Museum
332 Main Street
Grahamsville, NY
Preserving the uniqueness of the Rondout
and Neversink watersheds for all generations
Caroga Historical Association and Museum (July-August)
145 London Bridge Road (County
Highway 111)
Caroga Lake, NY 12032
Outdoor museum with 1905 farmhouse, 1870
cobbler shop, general store and 130-year-old pegged barn, large collection of
Sherman's Amusement Park memorabilia
National Museum of Dance Hall of Fame (May-October)
99 S. Broadway
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Only museum in the nation and one of the
few in the world that is dedicated entirely to the art of dance
Ulysses S. Grant State Historical Site
Mt. McGregor, Town of Moreau
Wilton, NY 12831
Summer Porch Chats relive President Grant's
final days
Essex Shipyard
2264 Lake Shore
Essex, NY 12936
Marina and restaurant; mountain views and
a National Historic Register town
Fort Ticonderoga
100 Fort
Ticonderoga Road
Ticonderoga, NY
Restored fort, library, galleries, Lake
Champlain views; daily artillery demos, frequent reenactments; America's first
victory in the American Revolution
North Start Underground Railroad Museum
Town of
Chesterfield Heritage Center
1131 Mace Chasm
Ausable Chasm,
New museum dedicated to the region that
helped 'light freedom's road'
Antique Boat Museum
750 Mary Street
Clayton, NY
Premier freshwater nautical museum in the
1000 Islands; speedboat rides, boat shows, special events, boat building
classes, more
Boldt Castle
Heart Island, Alexandria Bay, NY 13607
Accessible only by water, romantic and
historic island destination; beautiful grounds & gardens
Stone Mills Museum
34312 Route 180
La Fargeville,
Agricultural history you can touch
Iroquois Indian Museum
Caverns Road
Cave, NY 12092
Fosters understanding of
Iroquois culture by promoting Iroquois art, artists, history & archaeology
National Baseball Hall of Fame Museum
25 Main Street
Cooperstown, NY
Just under 40,000 3-D items, three
million books/documents & 500,000 photographs; the story of baseball via a
three-story timeline; majestic Plaque Gallery is centerpiece
The Farmer's Museum
5775 State
Highway 80
Cooperstown, NY
One of the oldest rural life museums in
the US; experience 19th century village life through demos,
interpretative exhibits; National Register for Historic Places
1816 Farmington Quaker Meetinghouse
187 County Road
Farmington, NY
Summer gatherings at the symbolic and
geographic crossroads of activism for African American, women's, and Native
American rights
Susan B. Anthony Museum & House
17 Madison
Rochester, NY
Programs, tours; women's rights and Anthony's
historic role
Susquehanna River Archaeological Center
345 Broad Street
Waverly, NY
Largest exhibit of regional Native
American artifacts; from the Ice Age & to the Revolutionary War; events,
Cobblestone Museum
14389 Ridge Road
Albion, NY 14411
North America's oldest cobblestone church,
a schoolhouse and shops to imagine 1800s village life
French and Indian War Encampment
Old Fort Niagara
4 Scott Avenue
Youngstown, NY 14174
Authentic reenactment every spring/summer
William Pryor Letchworth Museum
7 Letchworth State Park
Castile, NY 14427
Artifacts tell story of the parklands from
prehistoric to modern times
Lily Dale Museum (July & August)
16-18 Library Street
Lily Dale, NY 14752
History of early spiritualism; 1890
one-room school house featuring a women's suffrage display as well as photos,
artifacts, memorabilia
Salamanca Rail Museum Association
170 Main Street
Salamanca, NY 14779
Fully restored passenger depot;
constructed in 1912 by the Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway;
contains artifacts, photo/video exhibits; "a step back in time"
The Old Portage Trail: Historic Indian
9 miles from
Barcelona Harbor, Westfield, to Mayville, NY
Under development for hiking, some
portions accessible; runs from Lake Erie to Lake Chautauqua, with many historic
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Caregivers Support Group sponsors an informal discussion group from 2 to 3:30 p.m. the second Thursday of each month at the Monongahela office of Albert Gallatin Home Care & Hospice, 100 Stoops Drive, suite 300. For more information, call Pam Ridge at 724-483-4183.
California Area Bereavement Support Group meets at 10:30 a.m. the second and fourth Monday of each month at California United Methodist Church, 22 Third St. For more information, call Maureen Lusk at 724-258-8855 or Pam Ridge at 724-483-4109.
Alzheimer's Support Group meets at 7 p.m. the first Tuesday of each month at Golden Living Center, Waynesburg. Golden Living facilitates two groups: one for caregivers and another for those who receive care. For more information, call Ilene Richezza at 724-852-2020.


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Hither and zither and yon and on. Except for the zither. Mostly.
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The McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce recently joined with the new owners of Dunkin' Donuts/Baskin-Robbins at 4502 W. Elm St., McHenry, for a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Pictured with scissors is McHenry Mayor Sue Low. To her left is owner Jay Patel, his granddaughter, Jenna Patel, his daughter, Alka Patel, and his sons Nilesh Patel and Suresh Patel. They are surrounded by their many employees, family, chamber directors and ambassadors.
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A proposed change at FMI Focus will trim fees a bit and may strengthen the fund's ties to its strong-performing management team.
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"The web, then, or the pattern, a web at once sensuous and logical, an elegant and pregnant texture: that is style, that is the foundation of the art of literature."
Robert Louis Stevenson
"Black is very strong this season, especially black head-to-toe in varying textures. Black outfits are being paired with a single embellishment such as the fabulous little black dress with a pearl detail at the neck -- very Audrey Hepburn."
Betsy Thompson
"Laws are generally found to be nets of such a texture, as the little creep through, the great break through, and the middle-sized are alone entangled in it"
William Shenstone
"I search for the realness, the real feeling of a subject, all the texture around it ... I always want to see the third dimension of something ... I want to come alive with the object."
Andrew Wyeth
"Affluence was, quite simply, a question of texture ... The threadbare carpets of infancy, the coconut matting, the ill-laid linoleum, the utility furniture ... had all spoken of a life too near the bones of subsistence, too little padded, too severely worn."
Margaret Drabble
"It isn't the flavor of coconut that troubles me, but the texture I feel as if I'm chewing on a sweetened cuticle."
Steve Almond
"It gives it a flavor and texture that's outrageous."
Chase Hibbard
"Beef jerky should be chewy. This has a crunch chip texture. I need to think about this."
David Bunch
"I'm not that into the fake meat anymore. The familiar texture makes the transition from meat to soy and wheat products easier, but it's kind of limiting. There are lots of great ways to prepare meatless dishes without simulating meat."
Casey Affleck
"The surface is natural [in texture], as natural as can be."
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Cities seen from above!
A cool compilation of 10 pictures of cities, seen from above! Quite interesting, all big cities, but all with different landscapes. Here are those 10 pictures of big cities of the world, seen from airplanes!
Oh, and here is another one, Manhattan in new York. Very nice, with a view of Central Park in the middle of it.