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Boring winter in Seattle for extreme weather lovers
on February 18, 2013 @ 11:10 am (Updated: 12:02 pm - 2/18/13 )If you're bored this winter and you can't figure out why, take a look out the window. It might be the boring Seattle weather.
"We haven't had anything extreme or interesting," said University of Washington atmospheric scientist Cliff Mass. "No snowstorms here in the lowland, no windstorms, really of any magnitude and no real flooding."
Mass got several complaints about the tame weather so he helped put together a Seattle Winter Excitement Index (SWEI) based on temperature, snow and other winter weather components.
"How many times the temperature has gotten really warm, above 60 or below 25 or how often the winds get to 30 knots, or more, how often we get one inch of snow in a month, things like that," explained Mass.
What he found was that this has been the most uninteresting winter weather season since records have been kept. Actually, a tie with 1963.
"People enjoy a big storm. I mean there's something very basic, very religious about it and they're just not getting it this year," said Mass.
What does it mean? "Nothing," said Mass.
"The mistake that a lot of people make is they look at a particularly boring winter or they look at a winter with some interesting weather and assume that that has to do with global warming or something changing, but at this point, there's no reason to think that anything very unusual is happening," Mass concluded.
Sometimes our weather is interesting and sometimes it's just plain boring.
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Kid-Friendly: Top 10 Best Family-Friendly Child-Friendly Pubs & Restaurants
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Great news: the Christmas school holidays are here! Hooray! Now Mums and Dads across London can actually spend some precious time with their children, enjoying all that the London has to offer. Finding family-friendly restaurants and pubs in London can be a difficult task during the school holidays as not every restaurant is fond of kids (or maybe it's the parents?).
To make life easy for the parents of London's future leaders, we've created this essential handy guide to the best restaurants and pubs to take your kids to this summer. Whether it's a special kids' menu or unique children's activities, there's plenty for families to do together this summer.
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The Rainforest Cafe
West End / Bar / Restaurant / Cuisine: International
Piccadilly Circus - George of the Jungle; The Jungle Book; Jumanji, all evidence that kids love the jungle. This in mind, the Rainforest Cafe is the ultimate kiddy playground where the sights and sounds of the jungle are all brought together. A collection of moving animatronics, waterfalls and tropical fish tanks means the kids don't have to use their imagination. They really will believe they're living like Mowgli! Ideal for both lunch or dinner - click here for the kids menu - or something a little unusual for a birthday party or special occasion. It certainly beats McDonalds! Click the Book Now button to make a reservation.
Stratford / Restaurant / Cuisine: International
Westfield Shopping Mall Stratford - This restaurant is good for adults and kids alike. The internationally varied menu caters to all tastes and hunger sizes, plus there's always plenty of entertainment for the kids. Giraffe have won countless awards of being the top restaurants for families and the decor is as playful as your kids will want to be. Plus, being situated in Europe's biggest shopping mall, only moments away from cinemas and the Olympic Park, there's no shortage of distractions after your meal.
Planet Hollywood London
West End / Bar / Restaurant / Cuisine: American
West End - this central London movie-obsessed restaurant has plenty of dinner and West End show ticket offers worth investigating if you're looking to entertain the kids during half term. It also has a substantial kids' menu at £8.95 for 2 courses.
The Manor Arms
Streatham & Norbury / Bar / Restaurant / Cuisine: Pub
Streatham - this south London restaurant is officially the Best Place For Kids' Meals In London thanks to an ample, healthy kids' menu plus a full programme of weekly kids' club activities involving singing, dancing, balloon modelling, magic shows, puppets, bubbles, and face painting.
The Clissold Arms
Finchley / Bar / Cuisine: Gastro
The Clissold Arms builds strong and meaningful relationships with its customers and groups from the local community, and hosts a lot of children's groups throughout the week, including Baby Singing Classes, Yoga classes, French & Mandarin Classes. It also boasts a bouncy castle in the beer garden so that, weather permitting, parents can amuse their kids. Here is the children's menu. Baby changing Room available. The ambience of the Clissold Arms is what makes this pub a truly unique experience with 5 distinct areas (restaurant, Kinks' Room, covered terrace, the Shed and garden)
Belgo Centraal
West End / Restaurant / Cuisine: Belgian
West End - this Covent Garden restaurant has the double bonus effects of being centrally located near to all the shops and street performers that kids love, plus an amazing array of Belgian beers meaning you can slowly self-medicate whilst your prodigy tucks into battered haddock goujons with frites and sugar snap peas followed by real fruit frenzy ice pops (made with 100% fruit) for only £4.95 from the kids'menu
West End / Bar / Restaurant / Cuisine: Italian
West End - Families out and about in the London's West End for a show or going to the cinema will need to eat at some point. This excellent Italian restaurant in Leicester Square is ideally located for exactly this AND it boasts a kids menu that has six options to choose from, all for only £5.95, and with vegetarian options if necessary.
The Lord's Tavern
Maida Vale & St Johns Wood / Bar / Cuisine: Pub
St John's Wood - This is a great pub in north London for any discerning cricket fans, whether they be of adult or childhood age. Live sports on TV, a substantial pub grub menu - click here to see the menu - and the chance to witness England or Middlesex play test matches or Twenty20 matches at Lord's Cricket Ground next door. Also, for each adult meal purchased, one child eats for free. There's also a children's menu for under 12s. Be sure to check out the tour of Lord's as well if you get a chance.
Porters English Restaurant & Bar
West End / Bar / Restaurant / Cuisine: English
West End - During the school holidays London's West End is an exciting suburb to visit as a family. The kids will love the shops and West End theatre shows and the fantastic performers that historically gather around the nearby Covent Garden market. This English restaurant has a strong pedigree and has been serving families for many years. The children's menu is two courses for £5.95 and there are plenty of word searches, colouring, and number quizzes to keep kids entertained whilst you wait for your food. Be advised though, it's best to book a table ahead of time.
The Rosendale
Dulwich / Bar / Restaurant / Cuisine: Gastro
Dulwch - this hidden gem of a pub uses sustainable fish and organic chicken, so the kids' menu is guilt free. Plus, if the weather is clement, there's a kids play area in the beer garden.
The Waterway Bar & Restaurant
Maida Vale & St Johns Wood / Bar / Restaurant / Cuisine: European
Maida Vale - a stroll or bike ride along the Grand Union Canal during half term break should always be followed by a kids' menu that includes mini falafel burgers and banana smoothies.
Beaufort House Chelsea
Chelsea / Bar / Restaurant / Club / Cuisine: Traditional English
Beaufort House loves kids. If you're a parent, you should enjoy Beaufort House as much as anyone else. Your kids will be kept busy thanks to the children's menu with its specially designed activities & colouring in, whilst you sit back and relax with the papers or, if you have a laptop, tablet or smart phone, surf the net using the free wifi. And there is more. Beaufort House is the ideal place to hold a kids' party. You can book the Club Room or the Champagne Bar during the day, and the perfect party for your kids will be provided while the adults are free to enjoy the rest of the House. Click here for the Kid's party info pack.
All Star Lanes
City of London / Bar / Restaurant / Cuisine: American
Holborn - During the day (until 6pm), this playground for adults becomes a family friendly domain for kids and parents alike. The kids' menu features all the classic kids' favourites, including milkshakes (a must!), and for only £15 each child can choose any kids' main, kids' side, soft drink with one refill, kids' dessert or milkshake, and one game of ten pin bowling. Bargain! There are also extra light bowling balls for kids, bowling ramps, and bowling bumpers. If you're thinking of hosting a kids' birthday party, look no further!
Cantina del Ponte
City of London / Bar / Restaurant / Cuisine: Italian
Shad Thames - 3-course family-friendly Italian food available with the option of a pizzas as a main course which kids can garnish at the table themselves before they are dispatched to the wood-fired oven to be cooked. Not only is this culinary experience great fun, it's also great value as kids only have to pay their age for their meal. Plus, children also get FREE soft drinks with their meal.
The Highbury Barn
Angel & Islington / Bar / Restaurant / Cuisine: British
Highbury - This north London pub is everything families look for: space for buggies & highchairs; a clean baby changing unit; and staff who don't walk the away when kids come through the door. The lovely square outside is great for kids; all the food is homemade; and it's close to Highbury Fields (yet far enough away from the madness of Upper Street to maintain its neighbourhood charm and family appeal). To book a table at this pub, follow this link or view their menu.


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'The Big Float' Celebrates Improved Health of the Willamette River
'Let's take a moment to appreciate what we have as we get ready to recommit to making it better'
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July 19, 2012
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For this year's Big Float, which is Sunday, July 29, Levenson is thinking bigger.
"This community is going to really start caring about the Willamette," he says. "It's going to be more than the river you drive over – it's going to be the river of fun and enjoyment."
A benefit for the Willamette Riverkeeper, the Big Float 2012 is expected to attract up to 3,000 people, and organizers hope to break the world record for the number of people simultaneously floating in "water rings" that are connected together "with something other than hands."
The event is $5, and this year life vests are required for all participants in addition to your "personal floatation devices."
Levenson says that there is no current on this part of the river and that the water is warm, "like a lake."
Registration kicks off starting at 10 a.m. Sunday morning, on the east side of the Willamette River near the Hawthorne Bridge. At 12:30 p.m. a parade of inner-tubers walks across the bridge, then the group puts into the water on the west side after each participant gets their water gear safety-checked.
A barge holding a live band is docked in the center of the river for the event; participants are expected to spend an hour and a half in the water as they paddle their floats across to the other side.
On the east side of the bridge is a community after-party with food carts, a beer garden by the Kona Brewing Company, and children's activities by the Confederated Tribes of the Grande Ronde.
Early weather reports say to expect partial sun and 80-degree temperatures.
Last year's event set sail under a cloudless blue sky. Photos show participants in costumes (one man wore a ballet tutu and an Elmer Fudd hat); large, wildly-shaped inflatables, including two friends with giant seahorse-shaped pool toys; and one floater playing blues music on a handmade dobro.
Still, what most people want to know about the Big Float is: Will you die from EColi if you get in the Willamette?
The answer is: absolutely not.
Completion of the Big Pipe sewage project in November of last year is a major reason for the upswing in Willamette River health – at $1.4 billion in money paid completely by city taxpayers without any federal or state assistance, it is considered the biggest public works project in Oregon history and took some 20 years to complete.
Community organizers add that many, many people have worked hard for years promoting bioswales, green roofs and water gardens to limit road and pesticide runoff into storm drains.
"The river is dramatically cleaner than it was and the opportunities for water contact and recreation have ballooned," says Dean Marriott, director of the Environmental Services for the City of Portland.
Marriott's bureau keeps a table on its website that tracks the results of weekly bacterial tests at key points in the river; for each one, green numbers mean the bacteria levels are considered safe by federal standards – red means unsafe.
Since the Big Pipe was completed, Marriott says, there have been three combined sewer overflow events triggered by heavy rains – two in January and one on Memorial Day weekend, which saw an inch of rain fall in less than an hour.
"Before completion of this project, we would have had raw sewage in the river on about 100 occasions a year," Marriott says. "The majority of winter days would have been above the bacterial safety threshold."
He, too, took his family down to the Big Float last summer.
"It was a magic day, blue skies," Marriott said. "I think this is an indicator of how the city's relationship with the river has changed."
Rick Bastach, of the City of Portland Office of Healthy Working Rivers, says his staff is small, and their charge is big: coordinating the city's efforts to reach its officially-established "river goals."
That involves coordinating a slate of priorities established to maintain the Willamette as a working harbor; bird-dogging development along the river and the issues that brings; making livability a priority for river neighborhoods; and more.
And if you're interested in learning more about the Portland Harbor Superfund site, the river office website is a goldmine.
The Office of Healthy Working Rivers regularly holds free activities including a River Walk with Oregon Historical Society Chair Emeritus Chet Orloff on July 24 – picnicking encouraged.
"We have become kind of disconnected from the Willamette, especially as a city," Bastach says. "In a way it's understandable because for so many years the Willamette was a river of problems, and now it's a treasure more than it is a problem."
Bastach noted that the Portland Bridge Swim, held this year on Sunday, July 22, and covering 11 miles through the Willamette – has already been up and running for some time without a lot of fanfare or hang-wringing. http://www.portlandbridgeswim.com/
In fact the Bridge Swim participants – who organizers say come from all over the country – will be wrapping up at the St. John's Bridge during the Cathedral Park Jazz Festival.
"The idea is that we now have a river worth reconnecting to, and that's why we're helping a little bit with the Big Float -- because it's a direct fun introduction for a lot of people," Bastach says.
"We get a lot of pushback saying, 'you're just sort of trying to minimize problems and greenwash what has happened,'" Bastach says.
"There's enough facts out there for people to make up their minds about whether they're ready to think of the Willamette in the way I would think of the Rogue River.
"Let's take a moment to appreciate what we have as we get ready to recommit to making it better."
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A Dual Disenfranchisement: 2013 Update
Issue Brief As recently released data show, the rate of women of color showing up at the polls on Election Day increased from 2008 to 2012.
We Need to Increase Diversity in Policymaking
Diversifying the policymaking arena is imperative to developing and enacting policies that effectively respond to today's America.
Borrowers of Color Need More Options to Reduce Their Student-Loan Debt
Offering students of color more ways to reduce their student debt, including refinancing their loans, would provide a boost to the overall economy and ensure a better future for communities of color.
2012 Election Was a Historic First for Black Voters
A recent Census Bureau report confirms what many African Americans already believed: Attempts to suppress the black vote in 2012 only served to stoke turnout.
When the Facts No Longer Matter, Democracy Is at Stake
The distortion and gross exaggeration at the heart of the Heritage Foundation's latest argument against immigration reform even has its right-wing brethren crying foul.
The American Media Diet
Our knowledge of foreign affairs is dismal compared to other countries, but if we are going to remain leaders of an interconnected world, we can't continue to lag behind.
Let's Agree to Disagree
We should embrace opposition to our ideas and opinions instead of fiercely opposing it and taking sides, as Michael Fauntroy and Roland Martin recently did in a Twitter debate.
How Pay Inequity Hurts Women of Color
Issue Brief With women being the breadwinners in a growing number of families, pay equity isn't only a basic right, it is an economic necessity—particularly for women of color.
Moving Past Stereotypes in Basketball—and in Life
One Utah high school basketball team is breaking down prevalent stereotypes about race in the sport and showing America that talent isn't color coded.
Fixing the GOP
Saving the Republican Party will require some radical and fundamental changes, but preventing the party's demise isn't an impossible task.
Toward 2050 in Texas
Report While the Houston region has also become one of the most diverse metro regions across the nation, its growing communities of color have not equally shared in the region's economic recovery.
What Does the Facebook Generation Think About Racism?
Ta-Nehisi Coates's recent New York Times op-ed has sparked an important conversation about race matters in our nation—and it may help to inspire more vigilance among Americans of the younger generation.
The Media's Stereotypical Portrayals of Race
The news media present images that mislead and misinform our perceptions of minority populations in the United States.
Infographic: The Growth of the Latino Electorate in Key States
Latino voters made a remarkable difference in the 2012 elections, and given the Latino population's rapid growth, its political influence will likely be greater in the 2014 and 2016 elections.
Racial Flap Could Have Unintended Consequences
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Sundance 2012: It's a wrap
- Posted: 7:27 AM, January 25, 2012
I'll be missing the premiere of Michael Walker's debut feature "Price Check'' tonight at Sundance. But I did get a chance to talk briefly with perennial "Sundance Queen'' Parkey Posey, who plays a driven manager for a failing supermarket chain in the movie.
Her Sundance history goes back to "Party Girl,'' where premiered in Park City in 1995 -- "I was 24, a baby, and it played at the Egyptian Theater in Main Street. Everything was on Main Stree in those days. You could go into the Claim Jumper [restaurant] and run into filmmakers and drink beer with them I met Paul Thomas Andersn on the street. It's changed so much, become so big.''
Newsweek dubbed here "Queen of the Indies'' in 1997, when she had "Clockwatchers,'' "The House of Yes'' and "SubUrbia'' at Sundance -- "that's when the indies were beginning to get co-opted by the studio system.''
But she thinks things are swinging back in the other direction. Though she served as a Sundance juror in 2010, "Price Check'' is her first Sundance film since "Broken English'' and "Fay Grim'' five years ago.
"It cost nothing and nobody's being paid anything, but it's such a good script and a great experience,' says Posey. "It was shot on digital and everybody has access to a camera, which is great. I should really direct a movie myself.''
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Rolling Thunder Part II
Impressing rolling parade consisting of thousands and thousands of veterans on motorcycles. Some brought their significant other — dog, male, female or teddy bear — while others enjoyed a cigar and rock'n'roll while rolling. Almost all rode a Harley Davidson and had some pin, flag or army memorabilia on their bike. When you stopped looking at bikes and people, the event itself became quite grandios - I had never seen the "POW/MIA" labels before, "Prisoner of War/Missing In Action", and was moved by the commemoration of their lost friends; it wasn't just yet another flag or pin.
Biggest. Ad. Ever.
The event attracted people from all over, including "normal" Washingtonians and tourists, who had lined up along the route to wave and take pictures for the hours and hours it took, for all of the bikes to drive by. They where still coming when we left 3 hours in.
While seeing Harley upon Harley drive by, it felt like being a part of the biggest real-life-ad video. Harley Davidson practically owned the day - all the gear sold were Harley's and almost all of the bikes in the parade were Harley Davidsons. We only spotted a few other brands in the sea of roaring bikes (to Simon's disappointment). A remarkable display of ownership and market share within a certain demographic.
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My family has a tradition each time we go to the beach. Building something in the sand that we can build memories and share with all those around us.
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The former director of the Anglican Centre in Rome has been honoured by the UK's Queen Elizabeth II
The Mission to Seafarers has launched a global consultation to better inform welfare services for seafarers
Video: Highlights of the Diocese of Sabah's youth camp
On the launch of AnglicanNews.org
Asylum seekers: giving God first place?
A Canadian priest has created a useful app ultimately designed to grow church
The Anglican Communion has been asked to pray for South Rwenzori Diocese after flooding displaced thousands
Abp Makgoba has called for all Christians to pray for 'Madiba'
Rwanda's Mothers' Union president has said teaching the dangers of adultery will prevent the spread of HIV
Thousands attended the English, Chinese and Bahasa Malaysia Diocesan Youth camps this year
A WCC consultation has reflected on how to strengthen peace, justice in Northeast Asia
Primate of the Church of Bangladesh Bishop Paul Sarker shares the latest about the garment factory collapse in Savar
The Revd Judith Alltree severe wheat allergy means she carries gluten-free communion wafers
A communiqué from the May 2013 meeting of the Anglican-Roman Catholic Dialogue of Canada
This year's Preaching Excellence Program was at the Virginia Diocese's Roslyn Conference & Retreat Center
A new book focuses on transition and change for priests dealing with the 'S' curve
Anglicans in Rotterdam, Netherlands, celebrated 100th anniversary in their present building
Forty years of the link between Salisbury Diocese and Sudan is being celebrated this week
The Auckland City Council will give Parnell's Holy Trinity Cathedral $3 million.
A consultation on designs for Auckland's ChristChurch Cathedral has produced thousands of submissions
Two young Kiwi priests are heading to England for a short course designed to foster the emerging generation of Communion leaders.
The news service of the Anglican Communion has launched a purpose-built website
Anglican seminarians from 17 countries visited London to visit the ACO and Lambeth Palace
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# the-gathering - Sunday 19 May, 2013
John Hinde: Nostalgic images are not just for Ireland
London and Amsterdam will see exhibition of shots from major landmarks around England and, of course, Ireland.
# the-gathering - Thursday 16 May, 2013
According to Jamie Heaslip, it's the Irish and British Lions
The Ireland captain could be on to something.
# the-gathering - Wednesday 8 May, 2013
From Cork? You can now get your very own Cork-specific passport
It's for Rebel Week, boi!
# the-gathering - Monday 6 May, 2013
2013 St Patrick's Festival 'worth €121 million to Irish economy'
That's over twice as much as the 2010 festival.
# the-gathering - Monday 29 April, 2013
7.4pc more overseas tourists in first three months of The Gathering
CSO figures confirm a significant bump in tourist numbers from abroad in the first quarter of 2013.
# the-gathering - Thursday 25 April, 2013
6 reasons why you should jump at the chance to be in Riverdance
This July a world record Riverdance attempt will take place along the banks of the Liffey.
# the-gathering - Sunday 14 April, 2013
Column: So, we have recognised Tom Cruise's Irish roots… where's the harm in that?
Those who are cynical or opposed to the efforts of The Gathering should ask themselves why, says Larry Donnelly who questions what ignites such hostility to seemingly harmless endeavours like that of certificates of Irishness.
# the-gathering - Thursday 11 April, 2013
College offers online course in what it means to be Irish
Free open online course allows students here – and abroad – to explore Irish identity.
# the-gathering - Sunday 7 April, 2013
You know we had a 'Gathering' 60 years ago, right?
'An Tóstal' was organised in 1953 to encourage visitors to come to Ireland outside of the normal tourist season. And it gave us the Rose of Tralee.
# the-gathering - Saturday 6 April, 2013
'Major celebration' to mark the 30th anniversary of Fungie's arrival
Dingle is to mark the 30th anniversary of the arrival of Fungie the dolphin with a weekend of festivities this month.
# the-gathering - Saturday 30 March, 2013
Tom Cruise is Irish now too
We've taken a look at the evidence before the star lands in Dublin next week.
# the-gathering - Wednesday 27 March, 2013
Increase in trips to Ireland 'a positive start' to the year
Latest figures from the CSO have shown that nearly 1.2 million people travelled to Ireland from December 2012 to February 2013.
# the-gathering - Sunday 24 March, 2013
Ireland is the 9th friendliest country in the world for tourists
Research by the World Economic Forum says we're still among the most welcoming countries in the world for visitors.
# the-gathering - Saturday 16 March, 2013
Fianna Fáil criticises Tánaiste for 'snubbing' men-only dinner in Georgia
Eamon Gilmore will not be stopping in the US city of Savannah to celebrate St Patrick's Day, avoiding a men-only dinner that is being planned by the Hibernian Society which the Taoiseach sent a personal message to last year.
# the-gathering - Friday 15 March, 2013
Column: So you want to set up a festival? Here's what you should know…
Festivals and events can bring much-needed tourism to a town, village or region, generating substantial economic and socio-cultural benefits. Feargus Dunne advises on how to organise one.
Prince William and Prince Harry had an Irish cousin
The discovery was made by researchers looking at the Morpeth Roll, a fascinating and rare snapshot of pre-famine Ireland.
# the-gathering - Thursday 14 March, 2013
Forty years ago today…Liam Cosgrave became Taoiseach
Here he is now, aged 92.
# the-gathering - Friday 8 March, 2013
Dublin hotel prices 'up 174 per cent' for St Patrick's Day
Hotel search website Trivago says the average hotel room for Saturday week will cost €287 – up from the usual €105.
# the-gathering - Wednesday 6 March, 2013
PHOTOS: President and pals prepare for Patrick's Day broadcast
The Script, Bono, Christy Moore and Seamus Heaney will be among the artists performing on 'Glaoch' on March 17.
27 Irish landmarks going green for St Patrick's Festival
Castles, memorials and at least one Government department will get the green light from 14 to 18 March.
# the-gathering - Sunday 3 March, 2013
Hoteliers call for greater action to attract tourists from Britain
The Irish Hotels Federation issues demands to 'reinvigorate' tourism marketing, after the number of British visitors fell in 2012.
# the-gathering - Wednesday 27 February, 2013
North America 'key to tourism growth' as trips to Ireland up by 50,000
Latest figures from the CSO have shown that nearly 1.25 million people travelled to Ireland from November 2012 to January 2013.
# the-gathering - Saturday 16 February, 2013
5 off-the-beaten track places in Ireland you really should visit
There is no entry fee to any of these sites – so what are you waiting for?
# the-gathering - Wednesday 13 February, 2013
Cork towns and homes asked to host… marching bands
Towns and districts of Cork are being asked to host one marching band in their locality during Rebel Week.
# the-gathering - Tuesday 12 February, 2013
Major increase in number of American users of AA route planner
AA Ireland reckons increased use of its online journey planner is a good sign for The Gathering…
# the-gathering - Monday 4 February, 2013
Tourism Ireland aims to get more Russians to visit here
Trade mission lands in Moscow and St Petersburg to raise awareness of island's attractions to the 24 million Russians who travel abroad annually.
Column: The Gathering should be encouraged, not belittled and criticised
This initiative is taking tourism away from the bureaucrats and returning it to the people on the ground, writes John Verling.
# the-gathering - Saturday 2 February, 2013
Here is the week's news… skewed
Breaking via The Mire wire: Irish phrases that could confuses visitors for The Gathering, Clare Daly's 'house' measure, and disoriented man could be member of government…
# the-gathering - Thursday 31 January, 2013
Poll: Are you getting involved in The Gathering?
It's the government scheme aimed at encouraging you to invite relatives home and organise events celebrating Irish culture, but are you getting involved?
Oireachtas agenda: HSE board, translating laws and Greece's bailout
TDs will continue debating legislation to abolish the board of the HSE in the Dáil this afternoon.
# the-gathering - Sunday 20 January, 2013
National Library to hold class to help people trace their family tree
Ever wanted to trace your family tree? The National Library of Ireland will be showing people how to do it.
# the-gathering - Friday 18 January, 2013
Tourism Ireland wants to increase American tourist numbers by 20 per cent
More than one million Americans are expected to visit Ireland this year, spending more than $1 billion – and Tourism Ireland wants to see this increase even more.
# the-gathering - Thursday 17 January, 2013
Great expectations 'part and parcel' of winning, says Joe Canning
The Galway man says the county will expect more of the same from Anthony Cunningham's outfit this season after last year's run to September.
# the-gathering - Saturday 12 January, 2013
This is the week's news… skewed
Breaking via The Mire wire: Tinfoil hats to protect against interweb; abortion floodgates 'like Guinness at The Gathering'; James Reilly a mystery to the Troika.
# the-gathering - Friday 11 January, 2013
LISTEN: The Gathering's theme song* has arrived
No comment. (*Unofficial)
# the-gathering - Wednesday 9 January, 2013
Increase in tourists in autumn, winter 2012
Visits from mainland Europe were up while the number of tourists coming from Britain declined.
# the-gathering - Tuesday 8 January, 2013
Barna in Connemara most popular with Irish holidaymakers in 2012
Abbeyleix, Woodenbridge and Ballina also so significant increases in online searches by Irish people.
# the-gathering - Monday 7 January, 2013
Poll: Will litter blackspots affect The Gathering?
IBAL has warned that litter blackspots could tarnish the Gathering 'experience', despite an improvement in littering overall in Ireland. What do you think?
# the-gathering - Wednesday 2 January, 2013
Leo Varadkar has a 20-point plan for 2013
The Minister for Transport wants five new Acts, a new road safety strategy, a Luas connection and an independent Shannon.


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All Kansans pursuing a degree or certificate in health care are encourged to apply for the twelfth annual "Encouraging Excellence" scholarships. KHERF partners with the Kansas Association of Health Care Executives, the Kansas Hospital Human Resources' Association, the Kansas Chapter of HIMSS, and the Kansas Foundation for Medical Care to provide 30 individual scholarships in various health care disciplines. This is a competitive scholarship program. Applications are to be postmarked no later than March 31st. If you have any questions, email Susan Cunningham or call (785) 233-7436.
In 2011 the Kansas Legislature revised Kansas law (KS 65-1425) to allow hospitals located in a county with a population of less than 50,000 to employ dentists and provide dental services to the citizens they serve. The purpose of this study is to assess the financial impact of providing these services in underserved areas known as "Dental Deserts" and to also develop a general checklist to be completed by a hospital when considering whether or not to add dental services. For the purpose of this project, case studies were developed for two Critical Access Hospitals, Ashland Health Center, Ashland, Kansas and Scott County Hospital Inc., Scott City, Kansas.
The Kansas Hospital Educational and Research Foundation (KHERF) would like to acknowledge the Office of Oral Health at the Kansas Department of Health and Environment for the grant funding to do this project. Without this assistance this project would not have been possible.
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was established in 1969 and redesigned in 1998, is a 501(c)3 organization. The Foundation is designed to be funded through contributions, grants and educational fees. KHERF's objectives are to identify, create and support projects and solutions that improve health delivery and support opportunities for education of Kansas hospitals' leadership and personnel.
If you would like to make a contribution to KHERF to support the Leadership Fund and the scholarship program, or if you would like to add a new scholarship to the KHERF Health Care Scholarship Program, please contact Susan Cunningham at (785) 233-7436 or send your contribution to KHERF, 215 S.E. Eighth Ave., Topeka, KS 66603-3906. Contributions are tax deductible.
The 2012 KHERF Progress Report highlights achievements and successes during the past twelve months.
KHERF has a 12-member board of directors. KHA is the sole member of KHERF. Directors are KHA members and others who support the vision and values of the Foundation.


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"If you're not frying your green tomatoes in bacon grease then you have lost half of the great flavor! No self-respecting Southerner fries their green tomatoes in anything but bacon grease!" - by BONO1
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- Heat the bacon grease in a large skillet over medium heat. In one small bowl, stir together the flour, cornmeal and pepper. In another small bowl, whisk together the egg and milk using a fork.
- Dip the tomato slices into the egg and milk, then coat with the dry mixture. Place the breaded tomato slices in the hot bacon grease. Cook until browned on each side, about 3 to 4 minutes per side. Bacon grease burns easily, so adjust your heat if you need to.
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- 866 cal
- 43%
- Fat
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- 98%
- Carbs
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- 20%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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"Expendables 2″, which stars Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jet Li as mercenaries, raked in $28.6 million since its debut on Friday, according to movie tracker Exhibitor Relations.
"The Bourne Legacy" — starring Jeremy Renner as a secret agent threatened by his employers in the latest installment of the popular series that had starred Matt Damon as Jason Bourne — took in $17.1 million for second place.
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Political spoof "The Campaign," starring Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis, fell to fourth place, with box office receipts of $13.1 million.
"Sparkle" — a Motown-style musical set in the 1960s, featuring the late Whitney Houston in her final film appearance — opened in fifth place, with $11.6 million.
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Quirky fantasy-comedy "The Odd Life of Timothy Green" debuted in seventh place at $10.8 million.
Meryl Streep and Tommy Lee Jones's romantic comedy "Hope Springs," about a married couple trying to get back their spark, was in eighth place at $9.1 million.
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It's after 23:00hrs so it's time for a clue. North West England.
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Another clue before I turn in, it has an L, postcode, G'Night All.
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Will try All Saints Church, Speke. But only a guess.
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I give up on this one you had one on here a few years back but I am sure it was for one on derby rd or somewhere with derby mentioned.
Cant seem to find this one.Is it still standing or should we be looking for a block of flats.
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Our family's summer cottage is like a cabin, meaning it has no attic. Hence rain on its roofs sounds like the rat-a-tat-tat of artillery.
I love that. I love everything about this place and I can't stay away from it. I watch the lake that it's on going as white with ice in December as the cataracts on an old dog's eyes. I see it glassy-flat and drowsing in a summer heat wave; see it peaked up into cowlicks in autumn wind storms.
Going there this past week I saw the results of just such a storm. The acorns were scattered so thick on the pathway we were practically roller-skating to get to the door.
These acorns get my attention every year.
If rain sounds like artillery when it hits the roof, the acorns sound like bombs. "Pow!" they go when they hit. "Blam! Dobble dobble dobble dobble, as they hit and then roll on off.
It never occurred to me they might be trying to tell me something until the day one hit me square on the noggin. It hurt like crazy, and "Wake up!" it seemed to be saying. "Yeah, you. Start looking around some!"
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How to feel about that event is the question, and again I look to the birds, this time the dozens I saw swooping over a wide stretch of median on the interstate.
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Crown Center
Kansas City Zoo
Union Station Kansas City
Convention Centers
American Royal Center
Convention Center
KCI Expo Center
Highway Intersections
I-29 and I-35
I-29 and I-435
I-29 and I-635
I-29 and I-70
I-35 and I-435
I-35 and I-670
I-35 and I-70
I-70 and I-435
Hospitals and Medical Centers
Baptist Medical Center
Center for Behavioral Medicine
Children's Mercy Hospital
Research Medical Center
Saint Luke's Hospital
St. Joseph Medical Center
Truman Medical Center Hospital Hill
Truman Medical Center Lakewood
Popular Areas
City Market
Country Club Plaza
Kansas City Power & Light District
Parade Park
Sprint Center
Sporting Venues and Arenas
American Royal
Hale Arena
Kansas City Chiefs-Arrowhead Stadium
Kansas City Royals - Kauffman Stadium
Kemper Arena
Starlight Theatre
Unicorn Theatre
Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts
University or College
Avila University
Calvary Bible College and Theological Seminary
Cleveland Chiropractic College
DeVry University
Rockhurst University
University of Missouri - UMKC
Hotels in Near Cities
Belton, MO
Blue Springs, MO
Bonner Springs, KS
De Soto, KS
Excelsior Springs, MO
Grain Valley, MO
Grandview, MO
Independence, MO
Kansas City, KS
Kearney, MO
Lansing, KS
Leavenworth, KS
Leawood, KS
Lees Summit, MO
Lenexa, KS
Liberty, MO
Merriam, KS
Mission, KS
North Kansas City, MO
Olathe, KS
Overland Park, KS
Platte City, MO
Riverside, MO
Shawnee, KS
Smithville, MO
Unity Village, MO
Hotels Near Airports
Kansas City International Airport - MCI (17 miles away from Kansas City, MO)