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Are site links related to site quality? Does it tells the website or the page has higher quality? Do site links appear only for navigational queries?
Home page and also specific pages get site links.
JOHN MEULLER (Webmaster Analyst from Google):
I think to some extent there's probably a quality aspect there in that we don't show site links for any random website. But to a big extent, it's really a matter of making it easier for users to find the specific content on a site. So if you're entering the name of a really big website and you see it in the search results but actually what you wanted was this specific part of that website, then that's something that we might say might make sense to actually show site links there. So it really kind of depends on the type of website, what we think is relevant for users, and how we can extract the structure of the website and make it easier for users to reach the right pages. So it's not something I would say is kind of like a badge of honor that your website is really, really high quality. But rather people are looking for this specific piece of content on your website. So we want to make sure that they can actually find that piece of content as quickly as possible.

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Fanus Shares from the Botswana Khwai, Savute, Chobe Safari: Lion Sports
Our first goal this morning was to check the road between Pump Pan and Marabou Pan, and yes, there they were – the whole pack of Wild Dogs with a number of youngsters and pups. Oh, how they enjoyed the early morning as they gamboled around, hunted each other, plagued the adults – all right next to us, until they pushed off to join their mother in the distance. As it was too far for photography we continued our journey.
We arrived at Pump Pan to find five very young lionesses lounging around. Then they spotted some Impala and their attention was immediately focussed that way. One lioness started to stalk the impala and within seconds the others joined her. The area was open with short grass, making easy to follow and to collect fabulous images of the hunt action. We watched, cameras ready as the lionesses fanned out and approached – closer – closer – closer … any second now.
Then suddenly one of the lionesses broke cover …
She bolted back towards us and dashed right past us. We turned around, confused … and then saw the reason.
One of the other lionesses had caught and killed a Banded Mongoose – and now the sports started as the lionesses enjoyed a game of football with the limp body of the catch. All five lionesses put on a fabulous show for us as they tossed the small carcass this way and that, threw it into the air, pounced on it, or dashed away with it with the other lions in hot pursuit – they had a wonderful time and so did we as we captured each delightful moment.
Then the game changed to a type of hide-and-seek as a lioness grabbed the remains and sprinted away to hide behind some bushes, where she was 'discovered' a short while later by a sister that grabbed the mongoose and rushed to another bush to hide.
The fun and games lasted for well over an hour, when it was time for us to leave for Kasane.
On the way back to the Lodge we found the female leopard that we saw the other day. She was stalking a Kori Bustard – I suppose stalking is a strong word for her very half – hearted approach, but it was a joy to see and photograph her again.
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North Carolina offers a full range of schools at the postsecondary level, including traditional 2-year public, 2-year and 4-year private non-profit colleges and universities. To help evaluate the choices, compare the schools in four separate areas based on data from the National Center for Educational Statistics (NCES).
North Carolina Schools Near Large Cities
North Carolina has plenty of large cities within its borders. These cities house both private and public institutions. All but the community college offer undergraduate and graduate degree programs.
- Central Piedmont Community College (Charlotte)
- North Carolina State University at Raleigh (Raleigh)
- University of North Carolina at Charlotte (Charlotte)
- University of North Carolina at Greensboro (Greensboro)
- North Carolina A & T State University (Greensboro)
Largest Schools in North Carolina
Some of the more prestigious universities in the state of North Carolina are also the ones with the largest student enrollment, according to figures from fall 2014. All but one are 4-year public schools.
- North Carolina State University at Raleigh (33,989 students)
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (29,135 students)
- East Carolina University (27,511 students)
- University of North Carolina at Charlotte (27,238 students)
- Wake Technical Community College (21,384 students)
Lowest Net Price
NCES determines the 2014-2015 net costs of colleges by subtracting the government or institution financial aid a student receives from the total cost of attending the college. The schools in this list offered the lowest net prices among traditional public and private non-profit colleges in North Carolina, for full-time students.
- Elizabeth City State University ($2,345)
- Roanoke-Chowan Community College ($2,396)
- Wayne Community College ($2,955)
- Halifax Community College ($3,375)
- Forsyth Technical Community College ($3,686)
Highest Graduation Rate
The success of a college, which may be determined by its graduation rate, is often an important factor to aspiring students. The NCES determines these rates based on the number of student who began their studies in 2009 and completed them in 150% of the 'normal time' it takes to complete the program. The NC schools featured here had the highest graduation rates among public and private non-profit colleges for full-time students.
- Duke University (95% graduation rate)
- Davidson College (93% graduation rate)
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (90% graduation rate)
- Wake Forest University (88% graduation rate)
- Elon University (83% graduation rate)
The four categories presented will help you break down the choices you'll have when deciding on a school that is suited to your study goals.


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When it comes to summertime employment, most college kids will pick up a job at a restaurant, paint houses, serve as lifeguards or work in retail. Not Veronica Napoli.
Before she begins her final year of Northeastern University�s five-year co-operative program, the Newport native and graduate of The Prout School in Wakefield might have the best what-I-did-with-my-summer story.
The Huskies� all-time leading scorer, who exhausted her NCAA eligibility last season, signed a contract to play with the Boston Breakers, a professional team in the Women�s Premier Soccer League Elite.
�This was probably the biggest surprise that�s ever happened to me in my life, but I�m not complaining about it,� Napoli said. �I definitely didn�t think I would be able to play professionally, and the fact that I didn�t come from a school that is in the ACC, and we�re not in the NCAA tournament, or not as strong as a team like North Carolina, it�s definitely a surprise.�
Northeastern coach Tracey Leone, though, knew that Napoli, a talented striker who scored 36 goals in 80 games with the Huskies, had what it takes to play with some of the top women in the world. Leone urged her star to test her skills with the Breakers during a tryout in April, and after a week with the team, Boston coach Lisa Cole told Napoli she made the cut. Cole told her she�d start at the bottom and have to work her way up.
And as if Napoli�s story wasn�t impressive enough, here�s where it gets really good.
Because two Australian players couldn�t get clearance to play in the league opener against the Chesapeake Charge last Thursday, Napoli was thrust into the starting lineup. It didn�t take long for her to make her presence felt.
Four minutes into the game, former North Carolina defender Courtney Jones made a long run from her defensive position and sent a pass to the near post, where Napoli was waiting. She chipped it past Charge goalie Erin Quinn for the goal.
�Courtney Jones on defense made an outstanding run, all the way to forward, and she couldn�t have given a better ball,� Napoli said. �I just happened to be there, making the near-post run, and all I had to do was tap it in.�
The WPSL Elite is an offshoot of Women�s Professional Soccer, which folded earlier this year because of funding issues, making Napoli the answer to the following trivia question: Who scored the first goal in WPSL Elite league history?
�I wasn�t expecting it all, so it was definitely a shocking moment,� said Napoli, who added an assist in a 3-0 win. �It was surreal, and I still don�t think it�s hit me.�
Perhaps the feeling is even more surreal because Napoli never thought soccer was in the cards after she finished her career at Northeastern. She�s majoring in international affairs and business, and could pursue an internship with the Breakers when she returns to school. But playing with them was something she never expected, especially during that weeklong tryout in April.
�I was really just down on myself,� said Napoli, who credited the work of her strength and conditioning coach, Chris Herren, a former guard in the NBA. �These girls are pros, the top of the world, and I was just more scared than anything. I was definitely intimidated by these players, but they are so nice and they�ll do anything to help you. So that was a relief.
�I would go in there scared, petrified everyday, and at the end of the day, they would help me. That made it a lot easier.�
A member of the Breakers coaching staff also helped ease some of that anxiety. Kristine Lilly, the all-time leading scorer for the United States � men and women � in international play, is an assistant coach with the Breakers. Napoli was 9 years old when Lilly and the U.S. won the women�s World Cup in a shootout over China, a captivating sports moment that gave traction to the game and helped pave the way for the first professional league for women.
�It�s definitely insane to think about because I would watch Kristine Lilly on television, and now Kristine Lilly is my coach,� Napoli said. �She couldn�t be more of a greater support. She would take me aside after practice, and she genuinely cares about how I can get better. She�ll pull me aside and tell me what I need to do.
�She�s a person I�ve looked up to my whole life, and now I get to be practicing and playing with her, I don�t even have words for it.�
Professional women�s soccer has seen its share of financial difficulties through the years, and as Napoli noted, the players compete simply for the love of the game and not a paycheck. Most of them have side jobs or run camps before practices and between games.
Napoli is no different. She has no preconceived notions that soccer will pay the bills forever, but she�s willing to ride the wave as long as it takes her.
�I�m taking it day by day, and I�m going to finish the season here and see how everything goes,� she said. �Maybe I�ll be able to go abroad and play. I know some of the players have done that in the past.
�But right now, I�m really thankful that all of this has happened, but I had no more intentions of playing soccer. This is just a great, great opportunity. I couldn�t be happier with how everything turned out.�
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– I spent many hours joyfully watching Clayton Moore on TV when he starred as the Lone Ranger. The saddle Mr. Moore rode while filming that series recently sold for $130,000. The shows were originally aired 1949-1957. Two different horses portrayed the white stallion "Silver." The first Silver was primarily of Tennessee Walking Horse lineage and stood just over 17 hands tall. The second Silver was descended from Arabian bloodlines. The same saddle was used on both beautiful animals. Hi-Yo.
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Toothpaste and Stranger of the Week
This week has been full of strangers, wondrously so, but I am going to save those reflections for later, as I am still musing on them, bizarre and wondrous encounters that they have been.
So the stranger I will focus on is a woman I met in the bathroom at Busboys & Poets in D.C. I was brushing my teeth, as I am wont to do every few hours, and she said, "I'm jealous."
I offered her a fingerful of toothpaste, feeling that sharing my brush was a bit too intimate and germ-infested for both of us. She gratefully accepted.
And then we got into a conversation about the time when I hoped I was about to have my first kiss with the man whom I would later marry (i.e. my husband) and how I secretly brushed my teeth at the restaurant (which necessitated buying toothpaste at a nearby convenience store… long story).
After which she said that she hoped my shared toothpaste would bring her similar good fortune.
After which I urged her not to waste the kiss on the wrong sort of guy or the wrong sort of relationship, which would be a waste of toothpaste.
I've been wondering how the rest of her night went.
I love strangers. And I love being old enough that you can give unsolicited relationship advice in bathrooms and people actually listen (or pretend to).
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A warm welcome for a relaxed country holiday is offered to all visitors to The Ashe
All cottages and apartments have fully fitted kitchens including dishwashers and microwave ovens, TV and video. All prices are inclusive of heating, electricity and linen. Separate laundry facilities are also available on site.Total Luxury
Orchard Cottage is a converted cider house. It is detached and situated in its own sunny garden in an orchard setting. There are three bedrooms - one double, one twin and a twin loft room. In addition there are two bathrooms including an en suite and a separate shower room.
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1. What was the most memorable moment of your Carleton experience?
The most memorable moment of my Carleton experience would be all times spent with the Men's Hockey team. The road trips, going to class, the study sessions will all be remembered. It made school that much easier already starting out with a group of guys you are close with and spend all your time with.
2. Which service centers were instrumental to your success as a student?
The Discovery Centre helped me immensely. The ability to book rooms, tables and white boards, was great due to it giving me a place where I could meet classmates or teammates to go over notes and not have to worry about disturbing others. The availability of the white boards also helped me prepare for labs and go over equations with ease.
3. Which community member has made a difference in your time here at Carleton?
Nadine Smith, the Head Athletic Therapist at Carleton, has made not only a difference in my time here, but a difference in my life. Over the years, dealing with numerous minor and major injuries she has always been there to listen and give advice related to hockey and life in general. Juggling hockey and school at the same time takes a toll on you physically and mentally so having someone to talk to and help you take a step back, look at the smaller picture, and set weekly goals to keep motivate gets overlooked sometimes. I owe a great amount of my success as a student and as an athlete to her.
4. What achievement or experience are you most proud of from your years here?
I am most proud of having the ability to go to Nationals twice with the Men's Hockey program for its first two appearances. Carleton is predominantly known for being a basketball powerhouse, so showing not only our school but, the rest of Canadian universities that we are also a hockey powerhouse has meant a lot to me. I am extremely proud to have graduated while playing the sport I love. Not everyone gets the chance to experience university the way that an athlete does and I did not take that for granted.
5. What advice would you give to a new Carleton student?
The advice that I would give a student that is starting at Carleton would be to enjoy the ride. The more you put yourself out there, the more you will grow and learn about yourself. You are in university once so enjoy every experience that comes your way.
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Gearbox has whipped the cloak off a second post-launch hero for its first-person shooter Battleborn, and it's a two legged snake called Pendles.
A description on Gearbox's Battleborn blog reads: "Hailing from the water world of Akopos, and pals with Alani, Pendles is a cold-blooded killer. No, literally. This anthropomorphized reptile will ssssneak up on you, poison you, perforate you with dual kamas then – poof – disappear without leaving a trace."
Pendles is a Rogue class character, and will be free for all players who have earned 47,500 credits in-game. Alternatively, he can be yours instantaneously if you've got your hands on a Hero Key.
The reptilian rogue will stand as the 27th hero in the Battleborn lineup, and will be slithering into the game sometime in "the next couple of months."
This week's Battleborn update introduced the first free DLC character of the series, Alani. She's available now for people who bought the Battleborn Digital Deluxe edition, the season pass, or who signed up for the PS4 Beta. Everyone else will have to unleash her "warrior-monk healer" fury when she rolls out on May 31.
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The Brockville Museum is committed to preserving and promoting the history of Brockville through continuing quality exhibits and educational programs.
Partially housed in an 1840s Heritage stone house, the museum activities are strongly supported by an expanding collection of related artifacts and archival material representing this community's heritage.
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Fit Bit (We can Do it!)
Yesterday at Bible study, the question was posed, "How do we inspire the church to pray for the church?
This question seemed to stump our small group. Then we realized, "we are the church!" The new question became, "How do we inspire each other to pray?".
Sometimes when we study the "WORD", we can forget it is for our every moment. The amazingness of the Bible is that is it applicable hear and now, in all we think, say and do.
When I live in the peace of God, my life is better. I receive the peace of God by trusting in the grace, mercy and forgiveness given through the work of Jesus Christ, on the cross for each of us. I remember to live in His peace by, reading the Bible as if it were food to nurture my body. It is the food I need to nurture my soul. I also remember to live in peace by fellowshipping with other beautiful Christian women. We are called to fellowship with each other and inspire each other through prayer and good speaking.
The other day, my dear friend and I went for a walk, after about a half hour; we realized we had been complaining about our struggles for the entire time. We STOPPED and turned our focus to what we are thankful for. We decided when we get together; we will start our walks with thanksgiving. We are the church. If, as the church, we gossip and complain, what good is our ministry??
WE CAN DO IT!! Be inspired to live in Christian fellowship. Pray for each other and build each other up. Remind each other Jesus is with us, loving each of us intimately, all the time. That is the basis for healthy relationships. That is the basis for a healthy church.
Ecclesiastes 4:12 "And if one prevails against him two shall with stand him and a threefold cord is not quickly broken."
Mathew 28:20 "Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the world. Amen."
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I will write about the things I love--photography, art, making things, nature, gardening, and food.
Thursday, May 24, 2012
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Very nice findings for the letter A !ReplyDelete
Lovely views from Albuquerque!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 24, 2012 at 1:38 PM
Beautiful! Love the scenes of building details. That window is fabulous!ReplyDelete
What gorgeous pictures. I love the old blues tied into the shots. Lovely.ReplyDelete
Great photos of Albuquerque...one of my favorite places to visit in the Southwest! Thanks for sharing and visiting CITexas Gal for the Letter A....SueReplyDelete
Great southwest captures here!ReplyDelete
Thanks for stopping by Aprons and Old Lace. I love your pictures. I especially love that church it is so beautiful. I love the blue windows and door, too. Thanks for your dryer sheet information. I'm going to try the softener idea when I run out of these sheets. Have a great day.ReplyDelete
Lovely photos of Albuquerque! It's been a long time since I've been there but it's so pretty down there!ReplyDelete
My favorite thing to do in Albuquerque is SHOP! Good "A" word!!ReplyDelete
I love that area for the peach-rust-cerulean blue that is to common there. The door with the iron screen work is lovely. Also I looked up your beautiful posts of Zion park, because we're going there in July (of course I'm going to paint!). Any suggestions?ReplyDelete
I love the photos of the church and the turquoise window detail! Great job as always.ReplyDelete
That church is magnificent; such beautiful details. That was a nice little escape!ReplyDelete
I heart those pictures, they remind me of my favorite country Italy, only even more beautiful.ReplyDelete
Wow! Gorgeous church. And I love the cactus too! Must be a beautiful place!ReplyDelete
I love the architecture and the scenery around Albuquerque!ReplyDelete
These are beautiful photos! I love New Mexico, thank you for sharing your favorite parts of Albuquerque.ReplyDelete
I have never been there, but heard so much about it. Your post gives me a little glimpse into Albuquerque!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous photos! I love the inside of that church.
I've never spent much time in Albuquerque but I do love NM...it's a photographer's haven...so much to see!ReplyDelete
Very pretty letter a photos.ReplyDelete
Beautiful shots! I always think of the balloon festival...ReplyDelete
The cactus is pretty :) And those windows are awesome! I love the color and the scroll work on the wrought iron!ReplyDelete
Are we on A again? No break like last ending?ReplyDelete
I like Alburquerque a lot too. There's a lot to do. Pretty photos, of course!
Nice "A". I especially like the metal work on the windows.ReplyDelete
Alburquerque is one of my favorite small cities.ReplyDelete
Although I really, really, really hate trying to spell it. It seems like I can never get all the necessary syllables in!
What an amazing link to the start the alphabet with!
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EXETER � Following the Select Board�s decision to approve an easement agreement with Liberty Utilities to construct a metering station, board members are reluctant to state their level of support of the company�s proposed natural gas pipeline.
According to the agreement approved during the Sept. 10 meeting, Liberty Utilities will make a non-refundable payment of $30,000 to Exeter to construct a 300-foot by 100-foot metering station on DPW property off Newfields Road as part of its Granite Bridge project. The pipeline application still needs to be approved by the state Public Utilities Commission, which would occur by early next year at the latest. After PUC approval, the project requires state Site Evaluation Committee approval, which would take up to another year before construction begins.
If and when the pipeline is approved, Liberty Utilities will pay Exeter an additional $100,000 to activate the easement and build the metering station.
In general, the board was united in saying even though Exeter is accepting the Liberty�s money; it is not a municipal endorsement of the pipeline.
Board member Anne Surman said Exeter�s decision had to be viewed with a �holistic approach� toward the entire project, in the sense if the pipeline is approved by the state; it is coming one way or another and it was a better decision to build a metering station on the Exeter side of the Squamscott River, instead of the Stratham side so Liberty would not need to drill under the river to connect to the pipeline.
�If it�s coming through anyways, of the two places (the metering station) could be, this is a better spot,� Surman said.
Vice Chairwoman Kathy Corson, said she took some offense to the criticism by environmental activists who claimed Exeter's agreement with Liberty amounted to a tacit endorsement of the project in social media posts.
�They have put us in a bad light with some of their materials, it�s unfortunate because we haven�t made a decision and we�ve been attacked,� Corson said. �It�s belittling because we did this not for the money but to lessen the environmental impact. We�ve helped the environment because if this gets passed, we are making sure Liberty does not drill under the Squamscott River to put their metering station in Stratham."
Chairwoman Julie Gilman said allowing for the possibility of the construction of Liberty�s metering station was not an endorsement of the project and added a metering station has an important role in the safe operation of pipelines, mainly relieving pressure in an over-pressurized line.
�The whole purpose of a metering station is to relieve that kind of pressure that occurred in Massachusetts that caused the home explosions,� Gilman said. �The project has a lot of steps to it that are beyond our purview.�
No members of the board would state if they personally endorsed the pipeline. However, Don Clement said especially considering the heating fuel shortages last winter, he considered the pipeline, �not a bad idea.�
�It�s not like gas lines are foreign to Exeter, we already have several running through town,� he said. �The ultimate decision is with state government and the powers that be and we looked at it as a board and said if this comes to pass, then Exeter is OK with constructing a metering station on our property.�
Board member Molly Cowan said she was not ready to state if she supported the project or not.
�Do we need more renewable energy? Yes. But the cold and the necessity for heat are realities here, so I�m not willing to let perfect be the enemy of good,� Cowan said. �We approved the agreement to prevent Liberty from drilling under the river because Stratham would�ve said yes anyways.�


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Your daily horoscope is here! As stated in today's love horoscope, we have a Sagittarius moon the next few days and this force brings forward the subconscious want for the kind of love that is free from restraints.
This helps areas of self improvement and generates a big impact in career, home, and friendships. There are times in everyone's life when it feels like finding a way to be who you are while being what people you love need can be a tight walk. Sometimes it's just time to focus on improving your self, and let others in on the details when you're where you want to be.
It may not be that you are hiding your true self, but there are times when your personal needs are, well...personal. When Sagittarius Moon comes in, your particular zodiac sign takes a new view on this issue. It can come out in a variety of ways. If you're a someone who uses humor to talk about serious subjects (or avoid them) you will find yourself the life of the party wherever you go.
But if you're more reserved and quiet, you may decide to turn off your cell phone, or check emails less in order to focus on who you're spending time with. Or you may choose to spend some time alone before hanging out after work with your friends.
When Sagittarius doesn't like something, they don't have a problem saying so, but from a distance. When Sagittarius needs time alone, they don't exactly ask for permission. You find out when they show back up in your life.
A Sagittarius moon means that those zodiac signs with a Sagittarius Sun, will want to have more control over their time, including who and how they spend it.
Zodiac signs with a moon in Sagittarius but are an Air or Water sign will feel more attached to personal space and instinctively aware of that need in others.
Other star signs, particularly Fire and Earth zodiac signs, will get the benefit of stronger communication and the ability to express diplomatically and unoffensively.
Wondering what this means for your star sign? Check out your zodiac sign's horoscope for today below!
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ARIES (March 21 - April 19)
Aries, you have laser beam focus all day with the ability to tune others out when they get in the way of your plans.
You find a balance between what you want and what you need, but best of all how to get it comes to you easily.
Today, plan to keep things written down in list form to ensure that you stay on track with all that you accomplish.
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TAURUS (April 20 - May 20)
Taurus, you find yourself less distracted by the emotional aspect of socializing and more determined to keep your thoughts to yourself.
Others confide in you, but their secrets and problems don't puzzle you. Your advice is exactly what's needed.
You have mental clarity and although your time management might be a bit challenged, what needs attention gets it.
Best wine for Taurus: Merlot
GEMINI (May 21 - June 20)
Gemini, you have lots of plates to juggle and it seems as though you are busier than usual.
Your friends and family reach out to you to help them get their own things done, but for today it's okay to say, "Not yet."
Your communication skills are clear and concise which helps you avoid problems in the afternoon.
Best wine for Gemini: Chardonnay
CANCER (June 21 - July 22)
Cancer, you may be more introverted and introspective early in the day.
What direction to head your career may come up and financial plans are part of the equation although an opportunity for relief is there for you to find.
A family member or friend is available for an unplanned visit and reaches out to you to get in touch.
Best wine for Cancer: Sauvignon Blanc
LEO (July 23 - August 22)
Leo, your plans from the weekend may seem like a distant memory as you find a new rhythm to go with this week.
Your outlook about the future looks promising and your ability to tolerate the challenges is stronger than ever.
A project or job opportunity is around the corner and in an area that you are interested.
Best wine for Leo: Cabernet Sauvignon
VIRGO (August 23 - September 22)
Virgo, letting go of old habits that die hard is less a challenge than it once was and now you realize that it's time to let one more go.
A friend or colleague needs your help and your personal experience turns out to be more than valuable, it's inspiring.
What you thought was a hopeless situation in your family or an argument becomes a distant memory as things resolve on their own.
Best wine for Virgo: Shiraz
LIBRA (September 23 - October 22)
Libra, your work flow and family relationships provide you with great pride and happiness.
You are the person who holds things emotionally together for others and are able to give support to a person in need without realizing it. Expect thanks to come later.
A spiritual purpose is about to unfold for you and a deep lesson comes but you're ready.
Best wine for Libra: Syrah
SCORPIO (October 23 - November 21)
Scorpio, travel plans for the upcoming holiday is up for discussion and it's time for you to decide what to do.
You may find your schedule a little packed and it's time to let go of what you don't need.
A simple message comes to you in the most unusual way, and it could be on social media.
Your inspirational side helps others during a difficult time when you share your own struggles and dreams.
Best wine for Scorpio: Sangria
SAGITTARIUS (November 22 - December 21)
Sagittarius, a change in circumstances offsets your plans and even though it's not what you had envisioned, it's better than you had hoped.
You find yourself giving more attention to the things you used to find difficult and others are taking notice of your new skills.
Confidence and self-esteem grows by the end of the day giving you a boost to be ahead tomorrow.
Best wine for Sagittarius: Zinfandel
CAPRICORN (December 22 - January 19)
Capricorn, your leadership skills rise to the occasion. You were once perceived as a follower, but today, you're much more.
Your personality is contagious and someone you don't know is taking notice as it encourages their own journey.
Something you said last week will become clearer to you and the meaning behind it more profound.
Best wine for Capricorn: Chablis
AQUARIUS (January 20 - February 18)
Aquarius, company is on the way, and this could be an unexpected visit or planned, but an deep connection will grow from out of it.
Don't let the busyness of life cause you to miss out on your inner instincts. There's a path you need to follow that's opening soon.
Your ability to communicate about a difficult task helps others get their jobs done easier and earns you much respect.
Best wine for Aquarius: Rose Champagne
PISCES (February 19 - March 20)
Pisces, your inner voice speaks loudly to you today and gives you a flash of insight that you need to pay attention to.
A gift is coming your way and it could be more spiritual than physical from a soulmate.
It's time for you to replenish time lost with a personal friend whom you used to be close to and just fell out of touch with.
Best wine for Pisces: Rose
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November 21, 2018 10:24 PM
From crashing his way through a demolition derby track to cruising the wide-open road on his motorcycle, and from fishing with the family to playing coach to his kids, life has been full-speed-ahead for Chris Fickbohm of Grantsburg, Wisconsin.
But now the 46-year-old husband and father is fighting just to make it through each day.
"He's up all night. Pretty much all night throwing up," Kristina Fickbohm said.
"About a year ago is when the doctors told me that my kidneys were getting bad," Chris added.
The reason - Type 1 diabetes, which went from something Chris had maintained for the past two decades to something that could cost him his life.
He is desperate for a kidney transplant.
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His blood type is O negative - making it very tough to find a match.
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His large, blended family has been praying and reaching out for help.
"Facebook wasn't working, and it was like 'Does anybody hear us,'" Kristina said.
"You think (about) the future," she added emotionally. "You know, (the kids') graduation and their wedding days."
But when Kristina asked all her kids to make their Christmas lists for Santa Claus, her 8-year-old son's response stunned her.
"Donavin usually comes up to me with the whole entire Toys-R-Us ad," Kristina said. "And he's like 'I want this, this, this, this.' Well, he hands me this tiny piece of paper ..."
"Dear Santa: All I want for Christmas is a kidney for my Dad," said Donavin, reading from his list.
"He's just a blessing," Kristina said. "I couldn't believe it. It was shock. Absolute shock and instant tears, obviously.
"It's hard to watch someone you love go through it, and then to watch your children go through it too. I have to be the rock when he used to be. That's probably the hardest part."
A matching donor for Chris must have an O blood type. But even if he gets that miracle, the Mayo Clinic is his only option for surgery and it will be costly.
Medical bills could be as high as $500,000. A GoFundMe account has been set up to help.
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Bob Arum, who turns 87 on Saturday, reflects on his 52 years as a boxing promoter
Bob Arum will celebrate his 87th birthday Saturday in the Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden, watching his three latest sensations do their thing in the ring.
Vasiliy Lomachenko, arguably the pound-for-pound best fighter in boxing, will face Jose Pedraza in the main event in a WBA-WBO lightweight title unification bout in the ESPN-televised card. Isaac Dogboe and Teófimo López, two of the up-and-coming stars in the Top Rank stable, will compete in separate bouts.
Arum is a man who doesn't scare easily or bend to public pressure. He's under enormous pressure to put WBO welterweight champion Terence Crawford in the ring with one of the stars of the Premier Boxing Champions stable, notably IBF champion Errol Spence Jr.
Arum may yet pit Crawford with one of PBC's stars. But it's unlikely that he'll hear from Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) or Rep. Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) demanding that he put Crawford in the ring with Spence, a Dallas resident.
He didn't have such a luxury more than three decades ago when he was promoting a series of middleweight fights, none of which included Marvelous Marvin Hagler.
Hagler would team with Arum and Top Rank and go on to become not only one of the best middleweights of all time, but one of the iconic figures in boxing history. Hagler, from Brockton, Massachusetts, was clearly talented but was perceived as difficult to work with and not the most promotable guy.
"He was a guy who had the reputation of being surly and not having the greatest personality," Arum said. "He wasn't a guy people were begging to work with."
But after Arum received a pair of letters, he was suddenly motivated to push Hagler into the middleweight mix. He received letters from Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.) and Rep. Tip O'Neill (D-Mass.) urging him to give Hagler a shot.
"It scared the s— out of me," Arum said, cackling. "I was like, 'OK, OK, we'll get him in there.'"
Arum started promoting Oscar De La Hoya and Floyd Mayweather from the amateurs, and he played significant roles in the career development of Muhammad Ali, George Foreman, Sugar Ray Leonard, Thomas Hearns, Manny Pacquiao, Roberto Duran and Julio Cesar Chavez Sr., among many others. But building Hagler into a star — forced, though it may have been by Kennedy and O'Neill — is the work Arum is most proud of in his 52 years as a promoter.
"Without any question, it was Hagler," Arum said. "We took him from this guy who was tough to work with and we made him a guy everyone wanted to see and everyone knew about and no doubt about it, I think that was the best we've ever done."
Boxing has become more of a worldwide sport during the half-century-plus Arum has promoted. Many of the Eastern European fighters who once never turned pro and instead remained in the amateurs are now becoming pros and starring.
Arum pointed to Saturday's card, which features a Ukrainian (Lomachenko), a Puerto Rican (Pedraza), a Ghanian (Dogboe) and an Italian (Guido Vianella, a 6-foot-6 heavyweight trained by Abel Sanchez and making his pro debut).
He said that growth has enhanced the game.
"It's almost like a tennis tournament now," Arum said. "If you look at tennis and you check the bracket, there are players from all over the world. That's how it is in boxing now. It makes it a lot more interesting. You see these styles coming together and in some cases they mesh when one guy picks up from another, but we're seeing the best guys there are now instead of wondering how this guy would do or how that guy would do if he was ever able to get out [to turn pro]."
Cuban heavyweight Teofilo Stevenson won Olympic gold medals in 1972 in Munich, in 1976 in Montreal and in 1980 in Moscow, but never turned pro. There was always speculation how he'd have done with the great heavyweights of the 1970s like Ali, Foreman, Larry Holmes, Ken Norton and Joe Frazier.
Today, Stevenson would probably be a pro and that question would be answered.
"You know, the other thing that has helped boxing is the internet," Arum said. "Back in the old days, say if a guy was from Australia or New Zealand and he fought there, you might hear about him, but you may never see him fight and so you wouldn't know if he could fight.
"But now with the internet, there is nobody fighting anywhere in the world we can't see right away. And so you find guys who can really fight that you may not have found before."
Bob Arum by the numbers
2,047 – Fight cards promoted by Top Rank
793 – Boxing shows TR promoted on ESPN
628 – World title fights promoted by TR
216 – American cities in which TR has promoted
129 – Boxing shows TR promoted on HBO
98 – Boxing shows promoted by TR on CBS
92 – Foreign or international cities in which TR has promoted
73 – Boxing shows TR promoted on ABC
41 – Miguel Cotto fights promoted by TR
37 – Oscar De La Hoya fights promoted by TR
35 – Floyd Mayweather Jr. fights promoted by TR
30 – Boxing shows promoted by TR on Showtime
27 – Muhammad Ali fights promoted or co-promoted by TR
26 – Foreign countries in which TR has promoted, plus Puerto Rico
25 – Freddie Roach fights promoted by TR
25 – Roger Mayweather fights promoted by TR
22 – World heavyweight title fights promoted by TR
20 – Terence Crawford fights promoted by TR
20 – Marvelous Marvin Hagler fights promoted by TR
20 – Manny Pacquiao fights promoted by TR
14 – George Foreman fights promoted by TR
14 – Boxing shows promoted by TR in China
13 – Thomas Hearns fights promoted by TR
10 – Alexis Arguello fights promoted by TR
8 – Roberto Duran fights promoted by TR
7 – Sugar Ray Leonard fights promoted by TR
4 – Mike Tyson fights promoted by TR
1 – Snake River Canyon jump by Evel Knievel promoted by Bob Arum
0 – Boxing shows promoted by TR in Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Kansas, South Dakota, Vermont, Virginia, Wyoming
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In our comment contest awhile back, I asked what you want if you could have it all in terms of art. The answer with most votes was time. It turns out that many artists just need more of those elusive moments.
Emma Vieceli, an active Manga Studio user, would go so far as to wish for that as her superpower. "The ability to create more hours in the day - it would help with projects hugely!"
This is one of her latest creations, the young version of a character Aeslin from Avalon Chronicles, a series she's working on with writers Nunzio DeFilippis and Christina Weir for publishers Oni Press.
Emma's been using Manga Studio for about five years. She started using it on her first graphic novel, Manga Shakespeare: Hamlet. Her first impressions of it are priceless. "The inking was so lovely - I loved the choice of nibs. The close gap option is just awesome, too as was the tone selection. Rotate canvas made me weep for joy. And then there were the perspective rulers…. It just felt slick."
So glad you like it Emma! Manga Studio can save you loads of time. Now if only I could bottle it...


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WASHINGTON (CBSNewYork/AP) — President Donald Trump's wife, Melania, made it official Sunday – she and their young son, Barron, have moved into the White House.
The first lady tweeted the news on Sunday evening after she arrived at the White House with President Trump and Barron, 11. The president spent the weekend at his private golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey.
In her tweet, she wrote: "Looking forward to the memories we'll make in our new home! #Movingday."
The tweet came with a photograph of the Washington Monument as seen from what appeared to be the Red Room in the White House.
In the days after his election victory, President Trump said Melania and Barron would be relocating to the White House "very soon, right after he finishes school." They had been living back at Trump Tower in New York.
Barron is to attend a private school in Maryland in the fall.
(© Copyright 2017 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved. The Associated Press contributed to this report.)


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Think speeding will get you to your destination quicker? Not in Estonia it won't. The Police force has been trialling a new kind of speedingRead more
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They're up and running in France. First 'noise' cameras from the cops trialing on real roads and just one catches hundreds on it's first Sunday 'live'. Uh oh…
It was nearly two months ago that we first brought you the news that the UK is to undergo trails of the so-called 'acoustic cameras'Read more
Max Biaggi set to challenge ELECTRIC motorcycle SPEED record.
Max Biaggi is teaming up with Venturi and Voxan, in an effort to set a new electric motorcycle speed record. The six-time world champion andRead more
European Parliament set to VOTE on making SPEEDING impossible.
Today the European Parliament will vote for or against the compulsory use of Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) in all road vehicles. Some cars with theRead more
WATCH THIS! Lightning Motorcycle's LS-218 goes from 100-150mph in TWO SECONDS. Yep. TWO SECONDS!
Lightning Motorcycles has just released a short video of its LS-218 electric superbike on the dyno – showing how quickly the world's fastest electric motorcycleRead more
Google Maps testing SPEED CAMERA warning system.
Google Maps is one of the most popular navigation systems worldwide – but up to this point it's been missing one thing, a speed cameraRead more
Watch your SPEED. New SMART motorways that NEVER switch off.
A new set of permanent speed cameras have been introduced to smart motorways across the UK's major road network – and motorists could now beRead more
CUSTOM Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 tops 150mph at Bonneville
In the hands of 18-year-old Cayla Rivas, Royal Enfield's new Continental GT 650 has been taken to 241kph (150mph) at Bonneville Salt Flats – exceedingRead more
Highways England BOSS: Motorway speed limits 'could rise to 80mph'
Highways England boss, Jim O'Sullivan has said that Motorway speed limits 'could rise to 80mph' – but reckons it's unlikely to happen anytime soon, asRead more
VODKA-powered Yamaha XS850 sets new SPEED RECORD at Bonneville
Montana-based Montgomery Distillery has set a new record average speed of 113mph at the Bonneville Motorcycle Speed Trials – on a custom 1980 Yamaha XS850Read more
YOU could be fined £100 for going 1MPH over speed limit
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LS2's CUSTOM Arrow C Evo helmet. Created for Bonneville Speed Week.
LS2 has joined forces with the Open Eyes Dream team, creating a custom Arrow C Evo helmet for its Bonneville Speed Week record attempt. LS2Read more
Indian Motorcycle and Lee Munro aim for 200MPH at Bonneville
The great-nephew of legendary Land-Speed record holder Burt Munro is set to return to Bonneville Salt Flats aboard Indian's "Spirit of Munro". And he's gotRead more
VIDEO: BMW S1000RR tops the record for fastest BMW motorcycle
At Mike Cook's Top Speed Shootout in Bolivia, the Hunter Sills Racing team has taken its modified BMW S1000RR to new heights – walking awayRead more
What a moron! Prat films himself topping 189mph on a stolen bike in the UK – then saves it on his laptop
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'Speed limits should be slashed' according to government report
A review commissioned by the The Department for Transport suggests that the 60mph speed limit on country roads should be slashed – in an attemptRead more
Easy Rider – under 1% of motorcyclists want to ride at speed, apparently
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SECRET! Check out these AMAZING plans from Suzuki for live light projection tech to keep us safe (and make us faster…)
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Keep your eyes peeled: New-look Speed Camera Vans confirmed!
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Heartburn is usually related to gastric reflux (when stomach acid gets into the esophagus) and it's commonly a symptom of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD).
Heartburn can also happen occasionally, being influenced by factors such as stress and diet. The burning sensation in the stomach is extremely unpleasant and too many people rely on over-the-counter antacids to solve this problem.
I've always believed, if you can avoid pills then you should, but there's no need to endure pain and other discomfort, when there is a natural remedy for a lot of health problems, heartburn included.
Basil naturally reduces acid and soothes the entire digestive tract. You can simply chew a couple of fresh basil leaves and reduce not just heartburn but also the associated gas and nausea.
If you happen to suffer from heartburn often, try to keep some fresh basil leaves in the house at all times, or grow basil in your garden or a pot. You can also add basil to your home-cooked recipes as a preventative measure.
Chamomile Tea
Chamomile Tea can reduce stomach acid, besides making your feel more calm and relaxed.
It's a great aid if you're having heartburn in the evening. A hot cup of chamomile tea will soothe your stomach and help you sleep better.
You don't need to chew gum at all times, in fact it's not even recommended. However it's a great heartburn remedy since it stimulates saliva production and makes you swallow more often, pushing back the stomach acids from the esophagus.
Bananas are in fact natural antacids as they help the stomach lining produce more mucus. If you want to use a banana to treat heartburn, it's best to mash it or even make a banana smoothie. It helps coat your stomach better than eating a whole banana.
A small percentage of people suffering from heartburn, say bananas actually make the condition worse. If such is your case, you could be allergic to bananas or the banana you ate wasn't completely ripe. An incompletely ripened banana (green or light yellow) has a high acid content.
It's amazing how some plants are used to treat so many conditions. You can find Aloe Vera in shampoos, healing ointments, facial moisturizers and it can also heal you inside, not just outside.
Aloe Vera is a natural anti-inflammatory, soothing your stomach when you have heartburn. Make sure you use Aloe Vera liquid, made for drinking only. Aloe Vera is also a laxative so you should seek a product with the laxative component removed (should be specified on the label). You can use it to prevent heartburn by drinking ½ of Aloe Vera liquid before meals.
All these natural remedies are great, but you should also watch out for heartburn triggers. These can be foods such as chocolate, caffeine, sodas, fatty foods and citrus fruits.
Good practices to prevent heartburn
Even how you eat matters, not just what you eat. Take small bites, and eat slowly to help digestion. Schedule your last meal at least 3 hours before bedtime, to allow your stomach to empty before you lie in bed. Being overweight can make you prone to heartburn. Excess abdominal fat puts pressure on the stomach, forcing acid reflux. It seems there are a lot more benefits to shedding extra pounds, besides looking better.


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Mary of Austria (1505 – 1558), also known as Mary of Hungary. Queen consort of Hungary and Bohemia as the wife of King Louis II, and was later Governor of the Habsburg Netherlands.
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Beefeater 24 gin makes its Hawaii debut, at Waikiki Edition
Waikiki Edition bartender Sam Treadway puts the finishing touches on his own concoction, a Bond 5-0 martini, made with Beefeater 24 gin and infused with yellow hibiscus.
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Desmond Payne has been distilling gin for 43 years, but always from someone else's venerable recipe, like James Burrough's 1820 recipe for Beefeater London Dry gin.
Payne was in Honolulu last night, part of a nationwide rollout of the first gin Payne himself created, Beefeater 24. "The whole time I was working on it, I had James Burrough's portrait on my wall, watching over me," he says.
Gin is a neutral grain spirit redistilled with what are called botanicals. The only required botanical is juniper berries, the rest can be anything the distiller likes: lemon peel, coriander, orris root, almond, on and on. The original recipe for Beefeater gin had nine botanicals. Payne's new gin has 12, including grapefruit peel, Chinese green tea and Japanese sencha.
Tea? Tea is in fact a botanical. Payne stumbled on the idea while in Japan. "I like a gin and tonic after a day's work," he says. "But tonic in Japan doesn't have quinine, and doesn't taste right, so I began having my gin with green tea."
Beefeater 24--the name comes from 24 hours the botanicals are steeped before distilling--isn't an infused tea product. In fact, it's more citrus-y than tea-y on the nose and more licorice on the finish. For most people, it will just taste like gin.
"Gin's back and cocktails are back," said an exultant Payne (left). "My assistant is back in London distilling gin, while I get to fly around the world and have cocktails with you."
The Waikiki Edition lobby bar was cocktail central last night, as head bartender Sam Treadway and staff handmade four different cocktails, three of them tea-inspired.
The English Breakfast (Beefeater 24 infused with English Breakfast tea, simple syrup, marmalade and a little too much lemon juice) was served in an actual teacup, foamed with a little egg white and garnished with orange zest.
The Lapsang Mar-tea-ni (right) was gin, Lillet rouge and a syrup made with the Chinese tea smoked over a pine fire, Lapsang souchang.
The one drink everyone seemed to want was Treadway's tea-free Bond 5-O Martini (Beefeater 24 and hibiscus-infused Lillet blanc).
The crowd was full of bartenders and cocktail mavens, so if I may be permitted one cocktail geek moment here: This is not the original James Bond martini.
The Vesper, as Bond called the drink, was three ounces of Gordon's, not Beefeater, gin. Plus one ounce of vodka (because three ounces of gin aren't enough?) and a half ounce Kina Lillet, a form of Lillet which has not been available since the 1980s.
Even shaken not stirred, the Vesper is probably undrinkably alcoholic, so I'd go with Treadway's creation any day.
The lobby bar at the Edition provided a stylish evening—flowers, candles, displays of botanicals and waitresses in fitted frocks passing canapes. In a few short months, the Edition has carved out a welcome place in Honolulu's cocktail scene.
Waikiki Edition Hotel, 1775 Ala Moana Boulevard, (808) 943-5800, editionhotels.com


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Grand Junction's Farmer's Market Introduces Beer Garden
We know you don't need a reason to visit the Downtown Farmer's Market in Grand Junction, but this week (Aug. 21) they're introducing a beer garden.
This week the Downtown Farmers' Market is introducing the new Elks Club Beer Garden.
The beer garden will be located at the intersection of 5th and Main, and will feature beer from Palisade Brewing Company as well as other national brands.
The Downtown Farmer's Market is adding the beer garden in response to suggestions made by the public.
Patrons 21 and over can sit back, relax, jam out to some great live music and watch all the great people of Grand Junction while enjoying an ice-cold beer.
Head downtown, pick up some great local produce and enjoy a cold brew every Thursday night through the end of the Market season on September 25.
All proceeds from the beer garden will benefit the Elks Lodge #575.


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Police have launched an investigation after eggs were thrown at a baby in what is being described as a "racially aggravated" assault.
Officers were called after a woman and her nine-month-old baby were attacked while crossing the road at around 11.30am on Tuesday, West Mercia Police said.
The suspect, believed to be a white male, threw eggs at the infant from his car close to Pizza Hut by the Shrub Hill Retail Park on Tallow Hill in Worcester.
The force said the child sustained reddening to the face but was otherwise left unharmed while the mother, a woman in her 30s, was not injured.
Police said they believe the "nasty and unprovoked" attack was racially motivated.
Sergeant Paul Smith said: "This was a nasty and unprovoked assault on a mother and her baby that has left the victims understandably shaken.
"We're particularly concerned that the motivation for this is believed to be racial - there is no excuse for this type of behaviour and we will not tolerate it.
"While no arrests have been made, investigations are ongoing and we are currently reviewing CCTV footage to try to identify the vehicle involved."
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Mr Smith continued: "We realise this incident will cause concern amongst the community and want to reassure the public that we take reports of this nature very seriously and will continue to patrol the area.
"I would appeal to anyone who may have witnessed the incident or saw anything suspicious in the area at the time of the incident to please get in touch."
The force have appealed for any witnesses to the incident to come forward.


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Summer Slides
Our customers are enthusiastic about the latest summer option – designer slides that boldly show their brand. All made in Italy, they may look like leather but they're 100 percent rubber – perfect for the beach. If you want to look like an NBA star, wear them with white sport socks (only white will do – any other colour would just look goofy).
Classic Clean Sneakers
If you need sneakers for your suit wardrobe, look no further. From the top: To Boot New York favours grey suede with brown leather accents on the tongue and heel. Harry Rosen's own label goes for clean, minimalist lines and rich blue suede. Brunello Cucinelli presents a luxe version in exceptionally soft white leather, with branded brown suede detailing on the tongue and heel, and welt-like stitching around the shoe's perimeter. TOM FORD places its logo discreetly on the heel of this classic brown sneaker.
Tod's & Harry Rosen
Harry Rosen has partnered with Tod's in an exclusive collaboration to create lightweight bucks. The stone and brown versions are made with suede, and the navy shoe with soft, textured elk skin. With their sharp leather piping, these are great smart-casual shoes to wear with a jacket and chinos or jeans.
Barker Harry Rosen
Harry Rosen has carried Barker's footwear for a couple of years. Now we've taken the relationship much further with an exclusive line of shoes, made in England to a superb standard of quality. At the top, two views of a brogued wingtip, one view showing the leather sole's rubber half-overlay, which provides traction and protection on slippery Canadian streets. On the right, an oxford with a medallion toe and a stylish swooping quarter around the laces. At the bottom, a cap-toe oxford in a dark brown, hard-wearing grained leather. On the left, a cap-toe derby in smooth black calfskin. All these shoes are constructed with PORON in the midsole for exceptional comfort. Created by NASA, PORON is a revolutionary cushioning material formed with microscopic bubbles. It resists compression even after years of wear.
Harry Rosen Made in Italy
Made exclusively for Harry Rosen by an artisanal shoemaker in Italy's Le Marche region, this superbly constructed shoe shows sumptuous hand-burnishing and has unique perforated patterns on the heel, cap and counter. Also available in black.
Flexible Dress Shoes
Men who prefer to go sockless in summertime are driving a new footwear trend: exceptionally comfortable, flexible dress shoes. These are made of tumbled leather so soft that it won't crease even if you bend the shoes in half. From the top, To Boot New York's plaintoe dress shoe, Salvatore Ferragamo's dress loafer with side gancini, and the navy deerskin wingtip from Henderson for Harry Rosen.
Best of the Best
Ultimate expressions of the shoemaker's art, these three speak for themselves. From the top, Bontoni's superbly burnished brogue, TOM FORD's mahogany coloured cap-toe brogue, and Salvatore Ferragamo's Tramezza cap-toe dress shoe in a brown so dark and lustrous it's almost black.


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Nine hearty birders came out on a cold and damp morning for this month's wildlife walk at Otter View Park and the Hurd Grassland. Despite the dreary weather the birds were quite active right from the start with a singing Carolina Wren and Yellow-rumped Warblers observed right from the parking lot of the park. Further down the trail we saw a Downy Woodpecker working on a dead elm tree which tried to trick us into misidentifying as a Hairy Woodpecker it by not having black spots on its outer tail feathers. A lone Gray Catbird seen from the boardwalk was likely one of the last that will be seen there this fall. The Otter Creek was running high, but didn't have any bird activity besides a lone female Wood Duck. Nearby in the brush, we watched American Goldfinches and a Purple Finch feeding on the seeds of devil's beggarticks flowers. On our way back to the parking area we spotted a bunch of Bumblebees sheltering from the weather in the bark of an ash tree.
Over at the Hurd Grassland, we happy to find some Eastern Bluebirds singing from a hedgerow that also contained a Lincoln's Sparrow and a Ruby-crowned Kinglet. Nearby we spotted a large flock of Chipping Sparrows which can be cryptic to the untrained eye in their non-breeding and juvenile plumages. In fact sparrows were the big theme of our walk at the Hurd property with large numbers of Song Sparrows and White-throated Sparrows being herded along in front of us as we walked the trail. And we also had welcome sightings of Savannah, White-crowned and Field Sparrows. And our walk came to a nice dramatic end when we saw a Cooper's Hawk zoom past Gale Hurd's feeders, emptying them of birds.
All our bird sightings have been submitted to eBird and the full checklists can be viewed at the following links:
Otter View Park
Hurd Grassland
Other wildlife sightings are submitted to the Vermont Atlas of Life.
Our Next walk will take place Saturday, Nov. 10 at 8:00 AM. Meet at the parking area of Otter View Park at the intersection of Weybridge St. and Pulp Mill Bridge Road.