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Golden Living Center gets new director
COZAD—Barry Emerson has begun his tenure as the new director at Cozad's Golden Living Center. Emerson most recently worked for Linden Court in Omaha, and a four-year stint with Linden Courts in Wauneta and North Platte. He and his wife, Angela, are still in the process of finding a home in Cozad. They have four children, Clair, Blaine, Noah and Zion. His wife has worked as a nanny and in retail. Emerson already has ties at the center including staff members who worked with him in North Platte. He follows interim director Marvin Bishop and former director Beth Messersmith.—reported in the Tri-City Trib.
Over 300 vehicles, 600 miles and 300 donuts
BROKEN BOW—Scores of people and hundreds of vehicles made a two-day 600 mile sojourn that included stops in Custer County recently as part of the Nebraska Rod and Classic Association's 2014 Tour Nebraska. This is the association's 22nd annual tour which brought more than 300 rods and classics creating a 15 mile-long parade of dreams. A stopover in Broken Bow gave car buffs an opportunity to stroll around the square and check out the vehicles. Members of Broken Bow Lions Club served over 300 donuts and gallons of drinks to the motorists during the stop.—reported in the Custer County Chief.
Hospital recertified as Level IV trauma center
OGALLALA—With Interstate 80 running through Keith County and Lake McConaughy a popular summer playground, the importance of access to medical trauma care is crucial. The Ogallala Community Hospital was recently recertified as a level IV trauma center, capable of providing basic care. It was important for the hospital to become certified to receive patients for care, and to stabilize more severely injured ones before transport. The certification process is similar to an audit and can be a very intense and rigorous process, according to Kelly Smith, trauma nurse coordinator, which was worth the effort to keep a higher standard of care.—reported in the Keith County News.
Curtis resident is flight nurse on Hero Flight
CURTIS—"I've never been this proud," said Curtis resident and nurse Stephanie Schultz, talking about her trip to Washington D.C. with 24 Korean War veterans and their escorts. Schultz, a Registered Nurse who works in the emergency room at Great Plains Regional Medical Center, was acting as the flight nurse on the inaugural Buffalo County Korean War Hero Flight. The trip, which began June 4, to our nations capital costs nothing to each veteran with flight and hotel costs between $55,000 and $60,000, and all money coming from donations made by the public. Schultz commented, "I am honored to do this as being around these veterans really chokes me up. They have done so much for our country."—reported in the Frontier County Enterprise.
Annual Elite Dance recital draws crowd
ARNOLD—An estimated 200 people turned out to watch the Elite Dance Conserva-tory's third annual spring dance recital at the school's auditorium. With several changes of costume, 25 students performed dance routines in several types of music genres and dance including jazz, tap, ballet and lyrical. Dance instructor Eileen Moser works with students from age three up to high school, year-round. Among solo dance performances were Jadeyn Bubak who danced to a jazz number, and young Ethan Furne and Macy Atkins brought the house down with their jazz/swing routine.—reported in the Arnold Sentinel.
Flag program keeps going with volunteers
CALLAWAY—Wake up on mornings of national holidays and it seems as if American flags magically appear up and down the main avenues of Callaway—It's not magic, but the continuing commitment of the Callaway Lions Club and young volunteers. They get up early, pick up the box of flags and poles from the fire hall, load them in a pickup and then travel from mount to mount to put up the flags, taking them down at dusk. Burton Willis of the club has been in charge of flag detail since the early 1990s. In more recent years, students at Callaway Public School have volunteered their time and labor to help, which club members are very thankful for. Local businesses, organizations and individual donations also help to keep the flags in good repair.—reported in the Callaway Courier.
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A special website has been set up for the occasion by the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill: https://www.theriteofspringat100.org/ One section is 'Spring Encounters: Reflections on the Rite', and for this Will Robin asked me to contribute a post about my own relationship with the music.
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text: California Presses Toward a Federal Order November 25, 2013 07:34 PM Tweet A large crowd of dairy producers gathered in Tulare, Calif., earlier this year to learn more about how a California FMMO would work and to share opinions. © Catherine Merlo TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Catherine Merlo Farm Journal's Milk Western and Online Editor Email The state's three major dairy co-ops plan to submit a federal order petition in early 2014. California continues to inch closer toward a Federal Milk Marketing Order (FMMO), but the cooperatives leading the effort aren't disclosing much about the proposal they're drafting. The state's three major dairy co-ops––California Dairies Inc., Land O'Lakes and Dairy Farmers of America—"plan to meet with USDA to discuss the language and intend to have a petition ready to file with USDA by early 2014," says Marie teVelde, California Dairies spokeswoman. Bonus Content Web resources: FMMOs and California: The Differences More on Federal Orders That's just about all the co-ops will say publicly. They're staying aligned, cautious and private as they develop the crucial FMMO petition for USDA, according to Tom Wegner, Land O'Lakes' director of economic and dairy policy. "We are still in the process of developing the best proposal for California's dairy farmers," Wegner says. Once they submit the FMMO proposal early next year, the three co-ops, who represent 80% of the Golden State's milk production, will have to wait on USDA. The federal order process, which can take more than a year, includes a USDA administrative hearing, findings and a referendum vote. The vote would require two-thirds majority support of California's dairy producers to implement the FMMO. If the petition succeeds, California would jettison its state-regulated dairy pricing structure of more than 60 years and become the nation's 11th FMMO. As part of their research, California Dairies, Land O'Lakes and Dairy Farmers of America commissioned University of Wisconsin dairy economist Mark Stephenson and colleague Chuck Nicholson of Penn State University to conduct a comprehensive modeling study of a California FMMO last November. In June, Stephenson and Nicholson delivered the final 140-page report to the three co-ops. According to a news release California Dairies sent out in June, the study's findings "indicate that a properly written FMMO for California would provide a regulatory structure that would potentially result in higher farm gate prices, which would benefit California dairy farm families." Apart from that statement, none of the findings have been released publicly, although the co-ops have held member-only meetings to discuss FMMO potential. Producer interest in a federal order has been high at California meetings, like this one at World Ag Expo in Tulare last February. Many are frustrated with California's state-regulated pricing structure. Among the FMMO components under scrutiny is California's quota system. An asset valued statewide at $1 billion, quota returns to producers who own it as much as $1.70 per cwt. of additional income. Quota has been part of California's state milk pricing system for four decades. But how to incorporate it into California's FMMO has raised questions, since no other federal order includes a similar quota system. Few California quota-holders are willing to relinquish it. U.S. Congressman David Valadao (R-Calif.), who is also a dairy producer, introduced bipartisan legislation March 22 that would allow California dairy producers to petition USDA for a federal order, plus allow them to keep the state's quota program. Valadao's bill is an important part of the FMMO discussion, says Wegner with Land O'Lakes. Similar language is also included in the farm bill. Rob Vandenheuvel, general manager of the California-based Milk Producers Council, says the three co-ops have made it clear they won't proceed with an FMMO unless California's quota system is protected. But keeping the quota isn't clear-cut. "There is still a great deal of uncertainty surrounding how quota would operate within an order, how it would be funded, ultimately how compatible quota is with the federal order structure and whether or not it is sustainable in the long run," says Bill Schiek of the Dairy Institute of California, which represents the state's processors. Another concern is the length of time needed to adopt a California FMMO. "We need a fundamental change as soon as possible, and in the case of a FMMO, 'possible' is sometime in 2015," Vandenheuvel says. "So producers are urging industry leadership to move this process along as quickly as possible." Schiek and the rest of the dairy processor community are a little more hesitant to wave the FMMO banner. "Dairymen in California need to understand that a federal order is not the same as 'a California state order with higher prices'," Schiek says. "They operate quite differently, and those differences have implications for producers." A California FMMO: Thumbs Up or Thumbs Down? Like many California dairy producers, Joe Augusto believes the only way to restore equity to milk pricing in the Golden State is by joining the FMMO system. "On average, dairy producer prices in California have been $1.05 per cwt. lower than prices paid in the federal order, causing the average-sized dairy in our state to be paid nearly $600,000 less than the same sized dairy in the federal order system since January 2011," says Augusto, president of the California Dairy Campaign, a grassroots organization of dairy farmers. Rob Vandenheuvel of the Milk Producers Council agrees. "California dairy farmers need a milk price that at least covers their costs," he says. "It has become apparent that the California Department of Food and Agriculture has been unwilling to make the adjustments necessary to facilitate long-term profitability by California dairy farmers. This has resulted in massive equity loss by California dairy families and now-weekly dispersal sales. This is why we are seeing a growing interest in pursuing a California FMMO." The state's processors haven't taken a stand yet on a California federal order. "We have not seen the actual proposal," says Bill Schiek with the Dairy Institute of California. "Our opinion will depend on how the order would operate as contained in the actual proposed order language." Federal orders typically have more flexibility in pooling and minimum pricing than the California state order does, and some processors might like that, Schiek adds. Some processors who produce only manufactured products (no fluid milk) might opt to operate entirely outside the pool and therefore would not be subject to minimum prices. "The decision on whether or not California producers decide to adopt a federal order for California is entirely theirs, but the process to obtain one involves a hearing in which all parties participate, and the outcome might be different from what producers propose," Schiek says. "California dairymen will ultimately be voting on what USDA decides is an appropriate order for California, which might not be exactly the same order that California producers put forward for consideration." Another Perspective Michael Marsh Michael Marsh, CEO of Western United Dairymen, has closely followed the progress of a California Federal Milk Marketing Order (FMMO). A trade association whose members account for 60% of California's milk production, Western United Dairymen represents dairies on labor law, environmental regulations and pricing issues. Marsh shares his insights on a California FMMO. What does the Stephenson/Nicholson study on a California FMMO show? Marsh: Since the cooperatives have not released the Stephenson/Nicholson study, I do not know. According to some cooperative board members who have seen the study, the economists seemed to indicate that the best route for California to take would be to reconnect our 4b price to the market for cheese through our existing order at the California Department of Food and Agriculture. What are some downsides of adopting a California FFMO? Marsh: The McKinsey Report suggested that one downside was that it put us in the same boat with our domestic competitors. The operation of an FMMO and the existing California order are very, very different, and that is not well understood. The differences are vastly more significant than the value of whey. What effect would a switch to an FMMO have on the state's quota system? Marsh: We do not know. The farm bill language attempts to address it. We have developed language as an amendment that would strengthen the quota protection if a California FMMO is put into place. Historically, state order quota systems that have morphed into FMMOs have not fared well. This is a chilling thought if you are a dairy producer owning part of that $1 billion asset that carries a potential $4 billion economic impact to its owners. Rep. David Valadao (R-Calif.) has introduced bipartisan legislation that would allow California dairy producers to petition USDA for a federal order plus allow them to keep the state's quota program. Where does this bill stand? What are its chances for its passage? Marsh: Rep. Valadao's bill has not been heard in committee, and I don't expect that it will. Similar language is included in the farm bill. Passing freestanding dairy legislation is very difficult. In fact, I can think of only one freestanding dairy bill that has passed through the Congress in the past 30 years. Why do pooling and depooling enter into the FMMO discussion? Marsh: This is just one of the many significant differences between the California Order we have today and FMMOs. If you are a nonpool or a depooled plant in the California order that exists today, you are required to pay at least the regulated minimum price for the milk's usage. Depooled or nonpooled plants in FMMOs are not required to pay any regulated minimum price. That is a big difference. Back to news


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William Kadar, 92, opened a carefully wrapped package Tuesday at his Merrillville, Ind., home and found his drab green duffel bag inside, still stenciled in black with his name and serial number. Kadar last saw the bag used by soldiers to tote their gear in November 1944, a month before he was captured by the Germans.
A letter included in the package said the bag was being returned by a 16-year-old French boy who found it in his grandfather's house.
"It's still in good shape. Oooh, boy. Well, I finally got it," Kadar told the Post-Tribune for a Wednesday story.
Kadar's granddaughter, Arleen Haas, said the bag was found and kept by a family in Rehaupal, France. The teen's great-grandparents were killed when their house was bombed by the Germans when his grandfather was 10 years old.
The teen was initially reluctant to return the bag since it was a symbol of his family's history, but the family eventually decided to send it to Kadar. Haas said her family hopes to speak to the boy through Skype soon.
"It's given us a deeper understanding of what he and others went through," said another of Kadar's granddaughters, Amy Parsons, of Valparaiso. "We don't have that perspective in the U.S. as much. (Kadar) always said, 'It's a miracle I came home.'"
Kadar was captured by the Germans in December 1944 in Mittelwihr, France. He lost nearly 80 pounds in a prison camp before it was liberated in April 1945.
Haas, who served 10 years in the Army, retraced her grandfather's footsteps while stationed in Germany. Back in the U.S., she sought more information on his war experience and eventually entered his name and service information in an online military forum.
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Sometimes, the road of life has a few more twists than you expect. For Bemidji State high jumper Steve Schreiber, those twists led him down a different path than he was planning.
As a seventh-grader in 1996, Schreiber was diagnosed with bone cancer in his jaw after a finding a small lump near his gums. He thought it might just be a popcorn kernel that got stuck behind his braces, but it turned out to be much more than that.
"(The type of cancer I had) normally spreads throughout your body but I got lucky and caught it right away," said Schreiber. "I went through nine months of chemotherapy and had part of my jaw removed. It happened during my growth spurt, so I probably could be a lot taller than I am now, even though I'm 6'1" now."
After several weeks of chemotherapy, Schreiber got rid of the cancer, but the effects of the chemotherapy were hard on his body. At the time, basketball was Schreibers favorite sport, and he dreamt of playing it in college. He played a little in high school on the varsity team as a ninth-grader, and eventually more as a sophomore, but then he faced another twist in the road.
"In 11th grade, because of some of the chemotherapy, I ended up having a heart condition," said Schreiber. "I couldn't play basketball anymore. I was also running cross country and had to stop that. I had to quit all my running events in track."
Schreiber ended up able to compete as a high jumper, and he's happy that it worked out that way.
"The doctor told me that high jumping was alright because it wasn't too strenuous," said Schreiber. "I was actually re-evaluated in my senior year of high school, and everything checked out okay (with my heart), so I missed my last two years of basketball, but it pushed me in the direction of track."
When Schreiber was in ninth grade in Forest Lake, Minn., his math teacher asked him to go out for track, and if he wanted to try the high jump.
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Schreiber steadily improved during high school, and eventually landed at South Dakota State with a scholarship. However, the head coach who recruited him left the school, and Schreiber wasn't happy there. He ended up at Bemidji State in his home state, and has been successful there ever since.
Schreiber boasts a long list of track and field accomplishments, including setting the school outdoor record in the high jump at 6'10 3/4", as well as the indoor record of 6'10". He was named the 2005 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Male Field Athlete of the Year after helping lead his team to their first-ever outdoor track and field league championship. Schreiber is a five-time league champion in the high jump, and has never been beaten by any other athlete in his conference.
"Coach (Craig) Hougen has really helped me a lot," said Schreiber. "I think if I went anywhere else I would be doing the same, if not worse than where I started. He is really good with all of his athletes."
"I knew that there was talent there, and I think it was just by spending time with him that I got to know his little quirks," said Hougen, who has coached the Beavers for 15 years. "I know when to work him a little bit, and when not to, because he is kind of a fragile athlete. You can't work him too hard or he gets hurt or sick. He's easy to work with because he does want to succeed. When they want it, then it is fun."
Schreiber also has a great support system at home with his parents and new wife Katie that he's known since ninth grade. They were married earlier this summer.
"My parents have really been there," said Schreiber. "They don't really push me into anything, and it's kind of nice to have the support there without the pressure. They're at every event they can get to " they drove down to St. Louis when I was there for nationals."
Schreiber still gets check ups with about six different doctors a year for his heart, liver and bones, but is still striving for success. He is double majoring in aquatic science and physical education, and wishes to teach and coach after graduation.
"It (the cancer) gave me a lot more appreciation of everything," said Schreiber. "I live more for the moment. It really makes you think about not wasting an opportunity."
Schreiber, who will compete in one last indoor season this school year, is certainly making the most his opportunities.


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Tomorrow is Thanksgiving, when we should all be grateful for all of life's gifts, big and small.
The annual American holiday, held the fourth Thursday of November, commemorates the Pilgrims' celebration of the good harvest of 1621.
Thanksgiving celebrates the simple treasures of good food and fellowship – conjuring up popular images of family seated around a table, complete with a steaming big bird, mounds of dressing and pumpkin pie.
Registered voters will be able to exercise one of the most precious privileges our democracy grants us – the opportunity to determine who will represent us in our government – on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Voters will help choose our next U.S. senators, U.S. House representatives, S.C. governor and other statewide seats.
Locally, they will help choose school board members, a probate judge, the 6th Circuit solicitor and County Council members. See today's news pages for a list of the races on ballots in Lancaster County.
It's hard to believe summer is nearly over for local schoolchildren. While autumn doesn't officially arrive until next month, on Monday morning, about 12,000 Lancaster County students will say goodbye to the carefree days of summer and return to their classrooms.
This week, school administrators and teachers are making last-minute preparations for the 2014-15 school year. Their planning and preparation welcomed the students back at recent drop-ins and open houses.
Today we don our red, white and blue. We'll wave our flags, fire up the grills, parade down Main streets and country roads to cheering crowds.
We'll shoot fireworks, rally with family and friends and picnic anywhere we can place a blanket. And why not. We're celebrating our 238th birthday.
The United States of America is considered a teenager compared to other countries on Earth.
On Tuesday, June 10, registered voters across the state will be able to exercise one of the most precious privileges democracy grants us – the opportunity to determine who will represent them in their government.
Locally, we'll select a Republican candidate to face the lone Democrat in the 6th Circuit solicitor's race.
The list of hopefuls for the U.S. Senate race will be narrowed. So will the lieutenant governor, adjutant general, agriculture commissioner and state treasurer races.
The June 10 primary is just a few weeks away. Locally, we'll select a Republican candidate to face the lone Democrat in the Sixth Circuit solicitor's race.
The list of hopefuls for the U.S. Senate race will be narrowed. So will the lieutenant governor, adjutant general, agriculture commissioner, state treasurer and S.C. House District 53 races.
I have read that President Barack Obama is weak and that Obama's actions may put the United States in physical war against Russia because of his stance on Ukraine. I agree with the first point, but I hope the second point will not come true!
I am a Democrat who voted for Obama twice. It seems every day that goes by, I see how stupid the second vote was.
What Doris Starnes thought was an act of vandalism instead was a pack of determined coyotes.
Some type of prey, most likely a rabbit, sought refuge in a drain pipe buried well beneath the ground in Starnes' front yard.
Not ones to give up easy, the wild canines tore away the ground and destroyed about 80 feet of the drain pipe. The responding sheriff's deputy said it probably took hours for the persistent pack to do the damage. The fate of the prey is unknown.
Kitchen fires have become a hot issue and Lancaster County firefighters hope to cool down the subject.
Kitchen fires will be a top issue addressed during the 19th annual Lancaster County Fire Expo set, for Saturday, Oct. 12, in the University Place (Walmart Supercenter) parking lot on S.C. 9 Bypass West.
County firefighters, according to statistics, have responded to 78 structure fires that began in the kitchen area in 2012.
"The kitchen fires are an issue in Lancaster County," said Lancaster County Fire Marshal Stephen Blackwelder.
Veteran's Day and Memorial Day are two notable occasions we pause to honor those who have served and others who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation in the armed forces.
There are other days and other ways.
One is with the Lancaster County Veterans Affairs Office, which is looking for dedicated folks to serve as volunteer van drivers to take veterans to medical appointments in Columbia and Rock Hill.
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Borobudur Temple is a majestic masterpiece. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Borobodur is the largest Buddhist monument in the world and the single most visited spot in Indonesia. 75 years in the making, Borobudur is constructed from 2 million intricately carved volcanic rocks, and assembled using a complex interlocking technique without the use of cement or mortar. Aside from its enchanting beauty and high artistic value, Borobodur is a structure rich in history, culture and religion.
The ten levels of Borobudur are believed to be representations of the Mahayana school of philosophy which describe the ten levels of Bodhisattva that must be passed to attain the Buddhist perfection. The monument is decorated with 2,672 relief panels that if aligned in a row, would stretch a length of over 6 kilometers. Of these panels, 1,460 are narrative, while the other 1,212 are decorative. The narrative panels tell the story of Sudhana and Manohara – every scene of the story, a sculpted work of art of extraordinary value. UNESCO has recognized these panels as the largest and most comprehensive ensemble of Buddhist reliefs in the world.
Reading the panels on the temple walls requires a specific technique. The panels on the wall read from left to right, while those on the balustrade read from right to left, conforming with the pradaksina, a ritual performed by pilgrims who move in a clockwise direction, whilst always keeping the sanctuary to their right. The story begins and ends at the eastern side of the gate at every level. Stairs connect each level to the next from each direction of the compass, but the idea is to always ascend from the stairs at the eastern corner. The panels depict stories of Karma, of passion, robbery, murder, torture and humiliation. But not all are negative. Some panels also tell of the cause and effect of good deeds, and describe the behavior of the Javanese Society of that day, from religion to livelihood to social structure, fashion, and even the various types of plants and animals. Ultimately, it describes the human life cycle: Birth – Life – Death.
Kamadhatu is a picture of highly populated world still dominated by Kama, or lust. This zone is at the bottom level of Borobodur, and is therefore not visible due to some added construction. Some say these structures were added to strengthen the building's foundations, while others speculate that they have been added to conceal the obscene content of the reliefs. For visitors that wish to see these reliefs, the Karmawibhangga Museum displays pictures of the Kamadhatu.
Lalitawistara are a series of beautifully sculpted reliefs that depict the history of Buddha, starting from his descent from Heaven, to his enlightenment under the bodhi tree, and finally to his first teachings in the city of Banaras. Lalitawistara consists of 120 panels, but yet does not tell the complete story of Buddha. These reliefs are found on the temple walls in hallway 1 on level 2.
Jataka and Awadana are reliefs telling of Buddha, before he was reborn as Prince Siddharta. These are also engraved in hallway 1 on the second level, and tell of Buddha's kindness and self-sacrifice as he was reincarnated in various forms of human or animal. It explains of how good works are what set humans apart from animals, and tells of the stages of preparation to the next and higher level of Buddha.
Awadana also tells the story not of the Buddha figure, but of the Prince Sudhanakumara. The stories on the awadana reliefs are compiled in the books Kitab Diwyawadana, (A Diety's noble deeds,) and Kitab Awadanasataka, (A hundred awadana stories).
Bhadracari is a row of 460 neatly carved reliefs along the walls and balustrades. These reliefs are scattered throughout various levels of the temple and tell of Sudhana, the son of a wealthy merchant, who wanders in quest of the ultimate knowledge or truth. These panels are based on the Mahayana Buddhist scriptures, entitled Gandawyuha. The story tells of 10 great vows made by Bodhisattva Samantabadhra concerning his Buddhist practice, which later became the leading guidelines of all Bodhisattvas, and particularly of Sudhana.
From the 5th to 7th levels of the temple, there are no reliefs on the walls. This is because these levels represent the nature of the "Arupadhatu," which means "without tangible form." At this level, people are free from all desires of any shape or form, but yet have not attained Nirvana. On this level, there are several Buddha statues placed inside stupas.
At the 10th and highest level of the temple, is the largest and tallest stupa in Borobudur. Within this stupa was found the Imperfect Buddha or Unfinished Buddha, which can now be found in the Karmawibhangga Museum.
Unlike most temples, Borobudur did not have actual spaces for worship. Instead it has an extensive system of corridors and stairways, which are thought to have been a place for Buddhist ceremonies. Borobodur also has six square courtyards, three circular ones, and a main courtyard within a stupa at the temple's peak. The entire structure is formed in the shape of a giant twirling staircase, a style of architecture from prehistoric Indonesia.
Because of the uniqueness, beauty, historic value and priceless works of art manifested in Borobodur, this temple is certainly worth of the title as one of the greatest masterpieces of Indonesia's vast archipelago.
As Borobudur is only a one hour drive from Yogyakarta, many visitors choose to stay in Jogja where there are a wide variety of hotels, from a simple bed & breakfast to starred hotels.
For those who want to stay in Magelang city itself, there are several other accommodation options.
Amanjiwo Resort is set amidst the scenic Menoreh Hills overlooking the Borobudur temple, with no less than 4 volcanoes rising into the horizon. It offers 36 limestone suites featuring high ceilings, domed roofs, and sliding glass doors opening to a garden terrace. Interiors are made of coconut wood and rattan, following the traditional Javanese style. The hotels facilities include a large library, a boutique offering a range of intricate Javanese clothing and textiles, an art gallery, swimming pool, tennis court and fitness center. Amanjiwo also offers trips to ceremonies, temples and antique shops, and private dawn and sunset visits to Borobudur and other archaeological monuments in the city.
The Mesa Stilla, previously known as Losari Spa Retreat and Coffee Plantation, offers an escape from the demanding daily grind through the calming and powerful environment in which it sits – encircled by 8 magnificent volcanoes and set within 55 acres of gardens, plantations and jungle. Mesastilla offers 22 individually decorated villas, ranging from 80 to 135 square meters. Each room has been constructed in the original Javanese antique style, and is fully equipped with modern facilities, a large living area, outdoor veranda and breathtaking views overlooking the plantations and mountains. The resort also offers a variety of wellness programs and activities including healthy eating, focused exercise, planned relaxation, stress management and cultural and educational programs.
Yogyakarta and Semarang are the closest cities to Borobudur. Yogyakarta has available international flights from Singapore and Kuala Lumpur on Air Asia. Both Yogya and Semarang have domestic flights from Jakarta, Bandung, Surabaya, Medan, Makassar, Balikpapan, Banjarmasin, Denpasar, Pontianak and Batam.
The Borobudur temple is located in the district of Magelang, in Central Java, just a one hour drive from Yogyakarta or Semarang. It is easily reachable by joining a package tour or renting a car.
During your journey to Borobudur, enjoy the fresh cool air of the tree-lined roads until you reach Borobudur itself, standing tall against the spectacular backdrop of the Menoreh mountain range that surrounds it.
Entering the temple compound is easy and most visitors choose to wander around on foot. Small horse carts can also be hired at reasonable prices for those who prefer not to walk.
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Local miller receives national award
Tim Carroll, director of milling at Pendleton Flour Mills (PFM) in Blackfoot was named the 2013 Milling Operative of the Year.
He received the award last May during the 117th annual conference and expo of the International Association of Operative Millers. The conference took place in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada.
Sosland Publishing Co.'s "Milling & Baking News" has given this award since 1986. The award recognizes the active milling operative who has made a significant contribution to milling from an operations' point of view.
"Milling companies submit their candidates," Carroll said.
Along with the award, Carroll also received a $1,500 scholarship that will go to the student he selects.
"I just have to find someone who wants to go to Kansas State," he said.
Carroll is following his dad's footsteps in the milling world. His dad, Leo Carroll, was the director of research and development at Quaker Oats Company.
Leo created McDonald's biscuit for Quaker Oats.
"He would bring home big bags of biscuits for us to sample," Carroll said. "Eventually, when my friends came over they would say, 'No more biscuits.'"
Carroll grew up in Barrington, Ill., (north of Chicago) with his parents, two older brothers and three older sisters. He graduated from Barrington High School in 1989 and was active in baseball, basketball and football.
In 1994, Carroll received a B.S. in milling science and management from Kansas State University.
"Eli Whitney, inventor of the cotton gin, also invented the first long flow flour mill," said Carroll. "[Whitney] was brilliant."
There is lots of new technology in milling, he said. "The principal of [milling] is the same but the size and efficiency has changed."
Carroll has worked in milling production in Salina, Kan., St. Louis, Mo., Chattanooga, Tenn., and Lincoln, Neb., before coming to Blackfoot. He was the mill manager for PFM in Blackfoot from 2001-2008 before he was named director of milling.
He is not only the mill manager for PFM in Blackfoot but also for its facilities in Pendleton, Ore., and Honolulu, Hawaii.
Pendleton Flour Mills in Blackfoot is probably the third newest mill in the nation, said Carroll. It has 36 employees, including Carroll.
Flour ground at PFM is transported by rail to both the west and east coasts.
"Companies on the west coast build factories on the east coast and order from us," said Carroll. "They like the consistency of our flour."
On three Fridays in September, people can buy their flour directly from PFM. People need to call ahead so the mill will have enough flour available.
Carroll has two sons, ages 14 and 11, who are very active in baseball this summer.


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I was going to start this off like the first Lord of the Rings movie, with a heavy-handed monologue about how the world is changing, and how much that once was is lost….it's true, but it seemed a little much.
Still, I am going to reference not one, but THREE science fiction/fantasy movies in this post, why you ask? Mostly because it's a fun device and I'm a bit a of a science fiction nerd, but also it illustrates a point that is along the whole 'future is now' kinda thing. The world of retail these days sometimes feels like it's straight outta Brazil (and that's the movie not the country, so there's a fourth reference.)
As the one who handles all the complicated yet-non-guitar-oriented problems, I have to deal with our own form of the Matrix. Any wholesaler in the current retail environment has to deal with them: Fulfillment Systems. What is a fulfillment system? Well in a nutshell, it's a way to take all the personal interaction out of making sales.
Think of any big-box, or catalog merchandiser, and they all use fulfillment systems, Amazon, Musician's Friend, Guitar Center, Best Buy, and they can be very useful.
So this holiday season, when all the ads and graphics depict happy shoppers bustling through stores and being out in the world, a lot of what is really happening is this:
We get the purchase orders,
We fulfill the purchase orders,
We provide shipping information (tracking numbers)
We get paid.
It sounds great, and sometimes it works just fine, but a lot of times it doesn't. A lot of times I'll get an order from Musician's friend for guitars they want shipped in 3 months time. When I want to explain to someone that we won't have them in 3 months time, but I can ship them now, I can't get that message across. I don't know how to talk to the system.
Have you seen that anime movie Akira? I haven't seen it for a long long time, and I don't remember much of it, but there 's a line in there that sticks in my head, when this spooky old guy whispers ominously it has already begun. And the main characters stare off in wonder at the realization that this thing cannot be stopped. It sticks with me because there's some universal truth in there that you see in real life every now and then. In so many big large systems, you never realize the full implication of implementing that system until it's too late to shut it down. Can you imagine a life without Amazon? Maybe you can, but it would be terribly inconvenient. it has already begun.
The thing is, that by and large, we like our customers, we like to interact with them. Store owner and players, we have a lot in common with them, and taking that out of the mix seems like a loss for everyone.
It's a wierd time right now for retail, and I imagine it will be some time before the dust finally settles and consumers decide what kind of retail experience they want. We are partial to the cluttered, quirky guitar shops and hope you are too. (they tend to be the ones that carry our guitars) Think about them when you do your holiday shopping this year, if you like the human beings that work there, stop by and let them know. You might pay a little more, but think of it as investment into keeping the Matrix at bay.
A special thanks to some nice young men working the counter at Guitar Center, sorry I forgot your names, but here's a link to my Esty page:


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I once read that an electrical construction business manager can be compared to an airline pilot. At first blush, this seems somewhat absurd—business managers aren't responsible for the safety of hundreds of lives. But relatively speaking, this is a viable analogy. How so?
The pilot's goal is to keep the plane (albeit with the help of sophisticated computers) on a selected route so passengers may arrive at their destination. Similarly, the business manager "guides" the electrical construction company and its employees so the company is successful and profitable. Both put into place a series of events, resulting in the achievement of their respective goals. Both determine the necessary functions they must carry out to meet the goals, and in what order. Both have authority over and are responsible for subordinates. Both must also exhibit leadership and provide motivation through their thoughts, demeanor, and actions.
While the pilot is in constant control of the plane, observing weather and the plane's performance, the business manager is in constant control of the business, observing operations, paying attention to complaints from customers, suppliers, and employees, and making necessary business decisions.
A business manager must be an entrepreneur. When times are good, we see a lot of "entrepreneurs" coming out of the field and going into business for themselves. The thinking is: "I can do this; why should I work so someone else reaps the profits?" Well, there are many pitfalls to this mindset theory.
According to the book, Successful Business Operations for Electrical Contractors, (Johnson and Whitson, McGraw-Hill Co., ISBN 0-07-032655-X; Phone: 212-337-5945), if you are thinking about going into business, you should ask yourself:
Do I respond well to authority?
Do I like routine work patterns?
Do I enjoy a stable, constant work environment?
Do I work well within clearly set parameters?
Do I work hard to be in a "comfort zone?"
If your answer is YES to most of these questions, you'll probably have problems running your anticipated business. Why? There's just too much uncertainty in the business world. And, the personal financial risk will negatively affect your "comfort zone." It's just not for you.
Suppose you ask yourself these questions (again from the above-mentioned book):
Do I look at many problems as opportunities in disguise?
Do I believe work is an all-important thing in my life?
Do I need to be in control?
Do I seek change in variable situations?
Am I willing to take quick action without getting approval from other people?
Do I enjoy establishing parameters and objectives to work by?
Am I constantly thinking of new things to do, avoiding routine?
If your answer is YES to most of these questions, then you're a promising candidate and most likely suitable to own and run your own business.
So, before you decide to guide your electrical construction "airship," do some inward inspection. It may save you a lot of grief, not to mention considerable money.


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Among life's many simple pleasures, reading and eating are two of my favorites. Trips to the bookstore are generally laborious in nature – at least for me. I rarely go with an idea of what I'll be walking away with. So, the fact that St. Charles' Town House Books incorporated a café for patrons to refuel while book browsing, instantly bated me.
The bookstore's charming outdoor courtyard café is attached to a large Victorian house in the middle of the historic Century Corners, along the quiet tree-lined 2nd Avenue (east of the Fox River). The cozy neighborhood vibe of the area made my dining companion and I feel as if we were having lunch at an old manor rather than a retail establishment.
The café offers a few different options for where and how to take in a meal or cup of coffee. A couple unoccupied tables rimmed the outside of the building, where patrons are encouraged to enjoy a self-service-style cup of coffee ($1.75/$2.25) or an Iced Tea ($2.25) while reading the newspaper or a piece of literature purchased at the bookstore.
As we entered the café, it was buzzing with activity: Customers chatting, slurping soups and wrangling over-sized sandwiches. Most of the tables within the cozy dining room were taken during the lunch-time rush. I also noticed a small breakfast bar for those opting to dine solo.
A few ominous clouds outside weren't enough to keep us inside on a 76-degree day, so we opted for the back patio (open May through October).
"Can we eat outside," I said to a friendly employee who greeted us at the door.
"Of course," he answered leading us through a small hallway, out the back door, down some steps and finally to our corner table with a view.
The outdoor courtyard was just as busy – a great sign. Brick walls and rustic iron-gating enclosed a cobbled-brick patio set with tables fit with canvas umbrellas. Stately potted plants, shrubbery and a large tree poking out from the inlaid brick flooring, made it look as if the courtyard had been sculpted around the area's natural elements, giving it a "Secret Garden"-esque quality.
A creative assortment of hot and cold sandwiches, salads and soups make the cafe an ideal option for weekday lunching, although a separate Sunday brunch menu outlined a plethora of breakfast items from Eggs Benedict ($9.95) to Tequila Sunrise French Toast ($8.50) stuffed with raspberry, cream cheese and bananas, as well. The café also offers a condensed morning menu with a few breakfast options like the Town House Quiche of the Day ($6.95) and Granola Fruit Salad ($8.25).
Giving the lunch menu a once-over, I read that the café used fresh, wholesome ingredients; soups and desserts were made from scratch, and fresh-baked breads were delivered every morning.
On a recommendation, I ordered the homemade Tomato Bisque Tortellini soup to start, and a full-sized portion of the Town House Turkey sandwich ($8.50). My dining companion went with the Avocado Tuna Melt ($8.95). Half-sandwich and salad- or soup-lunch combos are also offered for the same price as a whole sandwich.
The soup tasted fresh, and my sandwich was the equivalent of perfection on two slices of Crusty Italian bread. It was a thing of beauty. Hefty portions of herb-roasted turkey, tomato, red onion, avocado, lettuce, smoked mozzarella and spicy mayo created a beautiful palette of rich and appetizing colors.
After devouring my sandwich bite-by-bite, I quickly realized that one napkin couldn't handle the abundance of ingredients seeping from the sides of the Town House Turkey – never a bad problem to have.
My dining companion, in-between mouthfuls of albacore tuna salad with avocado, tomato, Havarti dill cheese, Dijon and mayo on pumpernickel, kept recanting the same four words, "This is so good."
Salads such as the Apricot Chicken ($7.95), Tuna-Herb ($7.50) and Mixed Greens ($6.96) all come with choice of homemade dressing from spicy buttermilk ranch, raspberry poppyseed and herb vinaigrette.
Customers also have the option to create their own sandwich, but with this place, when it comes to making sandwiches, I recommend leaving it to the professionals.
They also serve beer and wine by the glass, but you have to ask your server for a separate menu.
I've never really considered becoming a restaurant regular anywhere, but I may have to make an exception. The overall ambience, flavorful food, fresh ingredients and attentive and friendly staff, rendered me a Town House Café devotee.
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Joe Stickley and Sean Canan have been around the St. Louis scene for years as members of Blueprint and Bockman, but in the last year they have become known for their rousing sets every Sunday night at John D. McGurk's Pub in Soulard. The pub's influence shows as Joe and Sean fill Loaded to the Gunwales with Irish songs filtered through's their americana style. Most songs are traditional, but you would be hard pressed to pick out the two original songs without looking at the liner notes.
The album's power springs from Joe and Sean singing simple and timeless songs. These songs are filled out by guest appearances on fiddle, accordion, and washtub bass. It isn't the type of album that runs you over like a semi-truck, but it will seep into your brain on repeated listens. This disc is another in a long stream of good albums from these guys so don't forget to check them out Sunday nights at McGurk's.
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NOTRE DAME, Ind. -- Notre Dame got back on the winning track on Tuesday at Arlotta Stadium, scoring nine goals in the second half to break open a close game and defeat Boston University, 14-5.
Kailene Abt and Maggie Tamasitis paced the Irish attack with three goals and one assist. Senior midfielder Kaitlin Keena added two goals while Shaylyn Blaney, Jenny Granger, Ansley Stewart, Kaitlyn Brosco, Megan Sullivan and Jackie Doherty added one goal each.
Five different players -- Molly Swain, Danielle Etrasco, Erica Baumgartner, Kristen Mogavero and Catie Tilton -- scored for the Terriers.
After struggling in a 13-8 loss to Ohio State on March 10, Notre Dame put together a strong, all-around game in defeating Boston University. The Irish offense dominated the game, peppering goalkeeper Christina Sheridan with 40 shots in the game while holding the Terrier attack to just 16 on the afternoon.
The win, the first for the Irish at home this season improved 14th-ranked Notre Dame to 3-3 overall while Boston University is also now 3-3 on the season.
Notre Dame wasted little time taking control as the Irish scored the first four goals of the game to build a 4-0 lead at the 23:16 mark of the opening half. Abt scored the first two goals of the game with Keena making it 3-0 and Tamasitis getting her first of the afternoon at 25:30.
The Terriers stopped the Notre Dame offensive rush with back-to-back free-position goals from Molly Swain and Kristen Mogavero at 16:59 and 13:42 that cut the lead in half at 4-2.
Tamasitis recorded her second goal of the afternoon at 11:05 to make it 5-2 with the score remaining that way until the 1:35 mark of the half when Boston University added its final goal of the half off the stick of Catie Tilton to make it a 5-3 game.
It took awhile in the second half, but the Irish offense began to click in the second half and took over the contest, scoring nine of the final 11 goals in the game.
Keena got her second of the game just seven seconds into the second half as the Irish won the draw and raced down the field with Keena and Abt going two-on-one against a BU defender. Keena took the last pass from Abt and whipped as shot by Sheridan at 29:53 to double the score at 6-3.
Neither team would score for over 16 minutes but when Notre Dame did, the Irish broke the game open. Blaney made it 7-3 at 13:37 only to see the Terriers' Etrasco score 28 seconds later at 13:09 to make it a 7-4 game.
With 5:31 left in the game, Granger scored her only goal of the game to set of the Notre Dame attack that would score the next seven goals in the contest.
Doherty made it 9-4 at 3:24 and was followed by Tamasitis for her hat trick on a free-position goal, 21 seconds later at 3:03. Sullivan ran the score to 11-4 with a goal at 2:47 and Stewart followed with her only goal of the game 41 seconds later at 2:06. Abt, with her third of the game, and Brosco closed out the Notre Dame scoring in the final two minutes.
Baumgartner then scored the final goal of the game for the Terriers, getting her only goal of the afternoon with two seconds left for the final of 14-5.
Sheridan finished the game with 12 saves while Ellie Hilling had five in the Notre Dame goal. The five goals in the game were the fewest surrendered by the Fighting Irish this season.
The win gives Notre Dame a 1-1 mark during its recent two-game homestand. The Irish return to action on Sunday, March 20 when they face Cornell in a neutral site game. The contest will be played in Lutherville, Md., at St. Paul's School with the opening draw set for noon in the Baltimore suburb.


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