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PHOENIX (AP) -- A bill in the Arizona Legislature that would reimburse the city of Glendale for public-safety costs associated with hosting next year's Super Bowl has survived another hearing.
The heavily watered-down House Bill 2547 would require Arizona to cover half the costs Glendale will incur in providing public safety for the 2015 Super Bowl, which will be played in the University of Phoenix Stadium. The House of Representatives approved the bill earlier this month, and it is now making its way through the Senate.
Threats to safety such as the Boston Marathon bombings last year have increased costs of security at major events, officials said.
Glendale officials estimate they will spend $3.2 million next year on public safety. The city spent $2.3 million on public safety for the 2008 Super Bowl, which it also hosted.
"The fact is we have to be able to do it safely, and make sure that any visitor that comes to Arizona, that they have an experience that they're always gonna remember fondly, and that more people come to Arizona," Glendale Mayor Jerry Weiers said at a Senate committee hearing on Friday. "We have one chance, period. If we screw up one time, the bad guys win."
Weiers said the city is not in the financial position to pay for those expenses, and that it will not be able to host another game after 2015 without additional help.
The bill, sponsored by Rep. David Gowan, R-Sierra Vista, would originally have reimbursed the city up to $4 million for public-safety costs. But several amendments along the way have watered down the bill, and it now would only stand for one year, meaning it would benefit only Glendale. The bill creates a study committee to determine whether the state should continue the reimbursement program in the future.
The Senate Committee on Government and Environment unanimously approved the bill on Friday, although one legislator expressed concern.
Sen. Kelli Ward, R-Lake Havasu City, said she has received numerous emails from constituents who believe the bill benefits only Glendale and not the rest of Arizona.
"I understand that this is not the case," Ward said, adding that she could change her vote in the future if she continues to get emails opposing the measure.
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HIGHLAND PARK — Sustainable Highland Park and the Board of Health are once again combining efforts to host the annual Earth & Health Fair on Tuesday, May 10, from 6 to 9 p.m. The event will be held in the cafeteria and gymnasium of the Highland Park High School located at 102 North 5th Ave and is being cosponsored by the Borough of Highland Park and the Highland Park School District.
The theme of this year's fair will be "Healthy People, Healthy Planet" and will celebrate the launch of the "It's In Our Power Highland Park" campaign, a Climate Showcase Community grant project funded by the Environmental Protection Agency. The campaign will seek to empower members of the Highland Park community to reduce their energy bills and in turn lower their carbon emissions. Highland Park residents will be asked to pledge to take specific actions such as installing energy efficient lighting in their home.
The Earth and Health Fair will provide lots of information about different local initiatives and an array of free hands-on activities. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn how to make their home more energy efficient, sample healthy foods, test-drive a Chevy Volt, get screened for blood pressure, learn how to repair bicycles, receive a free chair massage and learn Zumba. There will also be an opportunity to have gardening questions answered from master gardeners and tour the High School's vegetable gardens. Kids of all ages will love the worm composting activity and the opportunity to learn how to "green your parents."
Tina Weishaus, one of the event organizers, predicts, "The fair will be a big hit with our community as it has been in years past. The amount of interest generated at this event will serve as a catalyst to motivate the community to become more sustainable. The "It's In Our Power Highland Park" campaign will continue its work throughout the next two years and hopefully Highland Park will serve as a model for communities across the country on how to successfully reduce carbon emissions."
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(This post is part of the 2014 TCG National Conference: Crossing Borders {Art | People} blog salon, curated by Caridad Svich.)
Can a show exist without an audience? I think most would say that an audience is needed to complete a live theatrical experience. If you're performing Hamlet alone in your room – is that theatre? Or if you're performing Hamlet in your room in front of a friend – is that theatre?
In order to explore this idea further, we at Off-Center @ The Jones, part of the Denver Center Theatre Company, dedicated ourselves to creating a show that could not exist without an audience…literally.
The show was WHEEL OF MISFORTUNE: the scariest game show ever. It was a live taping of a game show that was later edited and aired on YouTube. The audience was the "live studio audience" and the colored pom-poms they were given when they entered decided their teammates for the night. Those who were brave enough could fill out a waiver and have a chance to be a contestant. The host, hostess, and musician were all actors. They had a basic outline to follow and the games were all planned in advance but the rest was up to the contestants. If chosen, the audience member was taken backstage and put into yellow coveralls to protect their clothes from what was about to befall them. The games were everyday tasks made terrifyingly difficult (think sorting laundry into different baskets, blindfolded, with your hands zip tied behind your back) and at the end of each game we were left with a winner and two contestants who now had to spin the dreaded Wheel of Misfortune. The misfortunes included beer-bonging a Mountain Dew, walking barefoot over Legos, and our favorite – being slapped by an octopus.
The internal misfortunes were also plenty: rehearsing it was difficult, it was taxing on our Human Resources department, it was messy beyond compare, someone in our test audience left bleeding, we spent more time creating waivers then content, and my Co-Curator and I had to do our fair share of playing "contestants." We pushed ourselves to create audience interaction that was completely authentic and necessary. Had no one wanted to be a contestant…I'm not sure what would have happened. And when the technology failed for one of our games and an audience member suggested we substitute it with a dance-off…we did.
Off-Center services an audience that craves a more active and unexpected night out. WHEEL OF MISFTORTUNE was the extreme realization of that desire but it opened us up to looking at the complete experience in a new way and involving the audience in the creation of it.
Off-Center is also in the fortunate position of being the testing center for a larger organization. We can afford to be riskier because our other three stages are offering a more traditional experience. In one night at the Denver Center, someone can be getting slapped by an octopus in one theatre while an actor is playing Hamlet for hundreds of people in another. You can choose which experience is right for you.
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Off-Center @ The Jones
Curated by Charlie Miller & Emily Tarquin
Part of the Denver Center Theatre Company (DCTC)
Part of the Denver Center for the Performing Arts (DCPA)
Located in the Denver Performing Arts Complex (DPAC)
Located in Downtown Denver, Colorado (DDCO)
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Created, Directed and Curated by Charlie Miller and Emily Tarquin
Developed by Emily K. Harrison, Bruce Montgomery, and Mark Sonnenblick
Emily Tarquin is the Artistic Associate of the Denver Center Theatre Company. Within that role she acts as Casting Associate, New Play Coordinator, and Producing Curator of Off-Center. Emily creates, directs, and curates shows and conceptualized the Off-Center productions of DRAG MACHINE, a drag queen time machine, AUDIO KICKS, photography meets music meets dance, and LIVED/RE-LIVED, the live realization of true stories. She is also the New Works Festival Producer and Director of Theatre at the Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts School & Camp. Emily graduated from Savannah College of Art & Design with a BFA in Media & Performing Arts.


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Gisele Bundchen talks baby
Gisele Bundchen says Tom Brady's baby is like her own -- but his baby mama begs to differ.
Gisele, the highest-paid model in the world, told Vanity Fair that Brady's son with ex-girlfriend Bridget Moynahan may as well be her own.
"I understand that he has a mom, and I respect that, but to me it's not like because somebody else delivered him, that's not my child. I feel it is, 100 percent," Gisele says. "I want him to have a great relationship with his mom, because that's important, but I love him the same way as if he were mine. I already feel like he's my son, from the first day."
Gisele also admits that she has never met Bridget. To be fair, that's probably because Tom reportedly left Bridget for Gisele -- Bridget later reported she was two-and-a-half months pregnant with Tom's baby -- and although Giselle is six feet tall don't doubt Bridget has been saving a beat down for the last two years.
While Bridget is remaining classily mum on the subject, as she has since day one, a friend has taken up arms on her behalf.
"If Gisele loved Bridget's child like he was '100 percent her own,' then she would not talk about him in the press. Discretion and respect are not either of Gisele or Tom's virtues, as was evidenced even when the child was still unborn and they publicly flaunted their relationship without any discretion whatsoever. Don't you think Jack will grow up and read her comments and find them disrespectful to him and his mother? If Tom is such a great father as everyone likes to say, then you would think that he'd respect the privacy of his young child and would ask his wife not to use his son as a publicity prop and a subject of public discussion. Is she is so desperate for attention that she can't find anything more productive to talk about other than Bridget's child?"
Tom and Gisele recently married in a small, top-secret California ceremony after a hush-hush engagement, continually denied by both.
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Come for the wine. Stay for the food. Live the wine country life. That's the allure of Napa Valley in a nutshell. No matter what you might think about America's most famous winegrowing region -- critics claim that it's too crowded, too expensive or too ostentatious -- this is still a fantasyland for wine lovers.
While there are many spectacular wine regions to visit, there is no place in the wine world quite like Napa Valley -- you won't find more history, wineries and restaurants wedged into a single 30-mile stretch anywhere else.
Wine, of course, provides the focal point. It's everywhere you turn. And many wineries are willing to teach you everything you want to know about wine through educational tours and extensive tastings that cover everything from collecting to cooking.
Because there are scores of tasting rooms scattered throughout the valley, you can taste dozens of wines in a short visit. Stay longer and you can get a real feel for what makes Napa Cabernet or Syrah or Zinfandel so distinctive.
If you're interested in wine history or terroir, where grapes are grown and how they're made into wine, you can learn firsthand in Napa. You can even sit down with the experts -- the winemakers and viticulturists -- who will explain what they do and why they do it. And you can see how wineries were built more than a century ago, and why many of the historical ones are still in use.
In Napa, it's easy to taste how wine complements cuisine, and vice versa, by visiting any one of the valley's excellent restaurants. Dining options range from elegant settings in old stone buildings to sites with spectacular views of the valley. There are also plenty of lively yet casual bistros where the chefs are known to greet you at your table. The best of all of these, as well as locals' favorite food stands and gourmet shops, are rounded up in the following pages.
Of course, unless you're a day-tripper and zoom in and out of the valley without pause, you'll need a place to sleep and relax. As with dining, there's an abundance of choices. We've concentrated on the ones that best characterize wine country luxury.
No matter what time of year you visit, you can experience the seasonal sights, sounds and smells of wine country. Come in the winter, when the vines are dormant and stripped of their leaves, and you can see the lay of the land, the nooks and crannies, the rocks and the soils. Brilliant yellow mustard plants rise up among rows of grapevines.
In spring, the vines begin to push out new leaves and tiny grape clusters amid a backdrop of blooming trees and flowers. By summer, the vines carpet the valley floor and are weighed down with grapes and covered by thick leaf canopies. Come fall, the grapes are ripe and sweet, ready to be picked and crushed. Harvest can be a whirlwind experience, as grapes are picked around the clock, seven days a week, and the valley air is redolent of newly fermenting wines. As harvest ends, the grape leaves turn brilliant shades of red, brown and yellow.
Napa produces some of the most expensive wines in the world, and those wines typically come from specific vineyard sites. They are the product of soil, climate and the desire to make something great.
Napa's natural beauty and diversity is striking. As you begin to break it down into its elements, it's easy to see the geographic differences between Carneros, which backs into San Pablo Bay at the south end of the valley, and the rugged rock outcropping of Stags Leap. Or you can experience the serenity of the valley floor in Oakville and Rutherford as hot air balloons drift, carried by gentle breezes. You can also see the viticultural challenges presented by growing grapes on rolling hillsides or on steep, rocky mountain terrains.
Napa Valley's four main cities -- Napa, Yountville, St. Helena and Calistoga -- have retained strong ties to the past even as they've undergone major renovations. A stroll through any of the downtowns provides a pleasant reminder of how things used to be even as it reveals how much they've changed.
The one constant is that Napa Valley is immersed in wine. For wine lovers, a visit to the region remains a compelling, multidimensional experience, which is why they keep coming back for more.


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Sometimes your mouth is watering for whoopie pies, shoofly pies, farm-fresh apple butter, or the Bird-in-Hand Signature Blend coffee you enjoyed when you stayed with us. Even when you're at home, you can enjoy many of our delicious baked goods, spreads and preserves, Pennsylvania Dutch vegetable relishes, and other homemade specialties. Our online store offers a selection from our kitchens, as well as ground and whole bean coffee, books, souvenirs, and other gift items. We offer sampler packs and gourmet food gift baskets that make thoughtful presents, too.
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About Probe RecruitmentLeading the way in recruitment since 1994
Probe UK is a leading technical engineering recruitment consultancy that specialises in all aspects of the engineering sector. From aeronautical and automotive engineering to precision engineering, manufacturing and technical designers, we have worked for clients from all spectrums of the engineering and design industry in sourcing the perfect candidates.
Founded in 1994 by two apprentice trained and qualified engineers, Probe has been built on a firm understanding of what the engineering sector looks for in a candidate.
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- £26,000 Pro-Rata
HR Advisor
This market leading company is seeking to appoint a standalone HR advisor to carry out a broad range of HR duties on a part times basis.
As HR Advisor you will be responsible for:
- Advising line managers across the business on employee relation issues such as performance management, probation, etc.
- Supporting line managers with absence management, arranging and conducting home
- Providing advice and support to line managers with disciplinary, capability and grievance issues.
- Liaising with external payroll providers relating to monthly payroll changes
- Conducting exit interviews: monitoring and reporting any issues/themes to the Company Director
- Managing and maintaining HR systems
- Updating HR policies and procedures where necessary
- Undertaking HR administration processing for HR transactions
- Coaching and mentoring line managers on best practice
- Coordinating recruitment campaigns
This is an ideal role for an established HR Advisor to join a successful established business which is continuing to grow.
- £23,000 - £26,000
HR Advisor
My client, a global manufacturing company, is seeking to recruit an experienced HR Advisor to provide a generalist HR support function for its Birmingham site. The HR Advisor will report to the HR Manager and be responsible for managing all aspects of Human Resources on a daily basis.
HR Advisor Key Performance Areas:
- HR Support/Administration
- Absence Management
- Employee Relations - Managing the disciplinary and grievance process with support from the HR Manager when required - producing any necessary disciplinary or grievance letters, and providing basic advice to Line Managers as and when required. Manage and develop any potential Trade Union or Works Council activity and relationships at the Birmingham site.
- Employment Law
- Recruitment and Selection - To provide internal and external advertisements for vacancies and liaise with recruitment agencies as required. Coordinate applications and support Managers with short-listing process and arranging interviews. Support Managers throughout the interview process, attending interviews and ensuring correct paperwork is available. To assist in the selection assessment process where appropriate
- Compensations and Benefits
- Training and Development
- Project Management
- Kaizen
- Health and Safety
The ideal candidate will have gained HR Advisor / Generalist experience within a blue collar manufacturing environment. Ideally CIPD qualified you will be confident, hard-working with a positive outlook.
- £35,000 - £45,000 + Pension
A large European Automotive supplier based in the Central Midlands is looking to add a new design team member to their organisation. The role is for a CAD Designer and will report to the Design Office Manager.
Duties of a CAD Designer:
- The primary purpose of the role is to design and define the main product features based on design rules, standards and technical specifications in compliance with company and customers directives.
- Design the product so it can be integrated into a manufacturing environment
- Carry out dimensioning diagram and the digital definitions
- Design and complete projects against given timelines.
- Contribute to design review meetings and design change requirement updates
Requirements of a CAD Designer:
- The right candidate will ideally have an automotive component design background that involves complex parts and assemblies with 3D CAD using Catia V5 R18 and plastic transformation, injection / blow moulding tool, GD&T (drawing dimensioning) and mould flow.
- Experience with CAD tools and ISO design and drawing standards, FMECA and strong Dimensioning Drawing skills.
- Candidates should be formally qualified in engineering HNC/ HND or above
- Have at least 3 years recent design engineering experience
- £31,792 + Pension
Maintenance Electrician (Shift Work)
Salary: £31,792
Pension 6%, 33days holiday
Shift: Mornings, Afternoon, Nights 6-2/2-10/10-6
Location: Blackburn
Urgent requirements for a Shift Maintenance Electrician, ideally this individual will hold experience within Manufacturing / Textiles / Paper or Plastic environments. Flexibility is key as this individual will be working a 3 shift rota.
Full training will be provided, but key requirements for this role are below
Requirements of a Shift Maintenance Electrician:
- Experience and knowledge of preventative maintenance.
- Electronic Instrumentation
- Fault finding abilities with PLC'S
- AC / DC Drives
- Pneumatics Controls
- Previous experience within a Manufacturing, Textiles, Paper or Plastic's Environment
- Ideally, we are looking for an Apprentice trained engineer
- HNC / City & Guilds in Electrical Engineering
- Holding at least 5 Years' experience within a similar role
- £45,000 - £50,000 + Pension
Structural Engineering Consultant
We are working with a structural engineering Consultancy, who advise and support the Civil and Architectural industry sectors with the latest technology and materials used in producing high performance steel.
Project design, feasibility and calculation advice of the capabilities' and benefits of newly developed materials is becoming a major part of companies group sales growth plan across Europe and the need for additional
Consultants to join the team has become paramount to maintain this growth.
The position will be based within a research and academic environment and will either support customers projects on or off-site at key phases, but most of the average working week will be based in Coventry.
The projects will vary in technical demands, costs and size, so each week will offer different challenges and requirements.
Based within a small team the role will often operate as a sole support or part of a small team and decisions and project management will often be down to the individual to decide on.
Requirements of a Structural Engineering Consultant:
- A suitable candidate will be an experienced Civil Engineer with 8 – 10 years in Structural Engineering, who is ideally Chartered or about to become Chartered. A strong background in design and stress calculation from software or hand calcs should also be very evident in an applicants recent career history.
- A very strong understanding of Construction and Architectural Design is essential, along with the experience to understand the gateways within a design project.
The position will require some international travel to mainly Europe and the ability to communicate and present with different levels of management, engineers, and procurement and sales / marketing departments in different countries.
The primary purpose of the role is to offer direct technical support and advice that will lead to higher sales orders and better satisfied customers, so a perfect fit for this role would be an engineer with a commercial awareness, but this is not a Sales position.
Qualifications of a Structural Engineering Consultant:
- A formal qualification in Civil / Structural Engineer - Degree / HND
- CEng Status 12 months+
- A good understanding of Structural Design Methods and Software
- A good understanding of FEA, both Software and Hand Cals
- Good Project Management skills
- Experience of the Construction and Architectural Industry sectors
- Excellent presentation skills
This is a fantastic opportunity for a Mid-level Engineer who is looking to get a step up into Consultancy.
The position is open to all EU Nationals who are happy to live and working in the UK Midlands area.
- £28,000 + Pension
Mechanical Design Engineer
Reporting: New Product Development Manager
We are working with a specialist manufacturing organisation that offer their services for a range of clients, who seek a method of manufacturing that is tailored and bespoke to their needs. (Low to Medium Volume).
To support the myriad of projects that the company produce each year, a small new product development team is tasked to work closely with the customer, supplier and the internal manufacturing departments to ensure the smooth delivery of projects and programmes.
The team consists of engineers with different skills sets and capabilities and a new position has been created for a more Mechanical biased Designer / Draughtsperson to join.
The role will be directly responsible for design and creating Design for Manufacture drawings, designs and models, so that tooling, prototyping and new product introduction processes can run in line with production effectively.
This will involve working with both NPD and Manufacturing teams daily, whilst also creating designs for overseas tooling suppliers.
All design work will be carried out in Solidworks and design standards and general mechanical engineering principles will always need to be adhered to.
This position will suit a either a Graduate or HND qualified engineer with at least 2 years industry design experience or a more experienced time-served draughtsperson with many years design and detailing exposure.
- £35,000 - £40,000 + Pension, Life Assurance, Progression
This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced Project Engineer to be part of a specialist organisation with solid foundations and an exciting future for development and progression. To be accountable for assisting the Project Department / Estimating Department in initiation, planning, execution and closure of a project, utilising their technical knowledge and skills to provide advise and expertise to make decisions under pressure and manage clients expectations.
There are opportunities for progression and to mentor and support other staff members.
Are you an experienced Project Engineer wanting to work in a developing and evolving global organisation??
Are you looking for that next challenge and progression route??
Then this is the position for you!!!!
The Project Engineer's Responsibilities are to:
- Be accountable for the projects from cradle to grave
- Work closely with relevant departments to ensure deadlines are adhered to
- Have exceptional customer service skills
- To demonstrate awareness of all matters relating to all projects
- Communicate effectively across all departments and with Customers and Suppliers, Senior Managers and Stakeholders to ensure legal and contractual requirements are met
- Update reports accurately
- Ensure projects are within the timescale and budgets set
- Negotiate sub-contractors and monitor their performance to ensure deadlines are met
- Always look for opportunities for improvement
- Liaise with third party inspection companies
- Have an in-depth understanding of technical specifications and drawings
- Work in accordance with ISO9001
The Project Engineer will have:
- Experience as a hands-on engineer
- Experience as a Project Engineer and evidence of successes and completed projects
- Technical experience and understand complex drawings, selecting the correct materials for products and assist with procurement
- Flexibility to visit Clients, Suppliers to ensure the smooth running of a project
- Experience with ISO 9001 / 14001
- Experience working in a heavy industry environment
This is an exciting position for the ideal candidate to thrive and be a part of the continued develop the growth of the business as well their career. The Project Engineer will hit the ground running and be a part of the innovative organisation, growing year on year within this industry.
- £18.00 Per Hour
CAD Data Management Support
Reporting to the Engineering Data Manager
We are working with a large group of companies that are now migrating their CAD Data and associated documentation into a new PLM Enterprise System (Product Lifecycle Management) Windchill.
This will involve moving an obsolete unsupported matrix application to a new modern system with the latest functionality and performance software support.
Duties of a CAD Data Management Support:
- Work with the Engineering Data Manager to identify and rectify engineering data quality issues
- Analyse and cross reference engineering data between multiple sources to identify data quality issues (IT Systems and Excel reports)
- Identify missing engineering data and propose a resolution for correction Instruct the IT support team on the required correction activities
- Track progress of corrective updates and validate quality issues resolved
- Produce regular status updates / progress reports to project team
Skills Required of a CAD Data Management Support:
- Good understanding of engineering concepts is essential
- Understand how to read Engineering Drawings Understand Part and Product Bill of Materials
- Understand product and part naming terms and conventions
- Prior operation of PDM, PLM, MRP or ERP applications an advantage
- Engineering / Manufacturing back ground is preferred
- Good communication skills – written and verbal
- Good Excel skills (Macros ideally) and the ability to manage multiple large spreadsheets
- Ability to work independent and to deadlines
The role is for 6 months to meet project mile stone
The role is based in Peterborough but could be based out of Kent or Daventry for the right candidate.
Travel may be required within UK to work with wider project team
- £40,000 + Pension, Healthcare, Sports Club
Mechanical Engineer (Approvals)
Reporting to: Development Manager - Mechanical
Working hours: 37½ Hours per Week
Monday - Thursday 08:30am - 17:15pm, Friday 08:30am - 13:00pm
We are working with a R&D Technical Centre that supports an international group of companies in the development of specialist measurement equipment and devices with over 90% being exported around the world and a vast portfolio of new product development programmes that are due to be launched over the next few years.
A new position has arisen in the research department for a Mechanical Engineer to cover the Approvals and Standards part of R&D projects.
This will require a suitable applicant to carry out a number of duties that will consist of but not be limited to the following:-
- Administrating and coordinating the compliance of a range of projects to the Pressure Equipment Directive (2014/68/EU) and other National and State Standards relating to pressurised equipment requirements.
- Creating and maintaining all pressure related Technical Files.
- Preparing and submitting approvals to Notified Bodies by collating the associated information in electronic and/or paper format as required.
- Preparing and submitting Design Assessments and Material Appraisals to the Notified Body as required.
- Preparation and maintenance of Data Plate information for the internal system.
- Keep up to date with the requirements and any changes to the Pressure Equipment Directive and any other relevant pressure related standards.
- Monitor the Certification status of all of the company's pressure related approvals.
- Reviewing non-conformance reports relating to pressure components and advising a suitable course of action.
- Reviewing new drawings and drawing alterations with respect to compliance with relevant Directives and Standards.
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Williamsport, PA: On May 10, 1953, police discovered that all 32 people that were in the Grand Hotel on opening night— including guests and staff – disappeared. They vanished without a trace; their possessions left behind. The city boarded up the hotel and swept the story under the carpet. It became an urban legend, a myth, and residents started referring to the property as "Hotel 32." In early 1993, the hotel was reopened and turned into a haunted tourist attraction. On April 10, 1993, three boys—Troy Belger, Rob Laden and Jacob Carr—spent the night in Hotel 32, Jacob Carr was never to be found again. On April 12, 1993, Detective Richard Kaminsky died while interrogating the two boys regarding their missing friend. Shortly after, the hotel mysteriously burned down and "Hotel 33" would become the center of a controversial haunted house tale for years to come.
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With fund companies slashing their budgets in this protracted market slump that was made only worse by the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, consultants are offering firms a bit of advice: Don't cut so much that you eviscerate your ability to communicate with investors.
Companies aren't exactly flinging press releases announcing budget cuts across the Internet, but consultant Chip Roame says they are happening--and on a wide scale. "We hear bitches and moans about not hiring, cutting programs or putting things on hold," Roame said. "I think everyone is. I haven't heard of anyone who is standing pat."
But the consultant, based near San Francisco, wonders if companies may be cutting too far. "Are you being too short-sighted as a fund company?" he asks. "Are you cutting back things that are going to dampen relationships for years to come?"
The key, as the country recovers from the attacks and goes to war to avenge them, is to communicate with jittery investors, he said. He suggests firms assemble kits to help their advisors stay in touch with their clients. They can be low-cost programs, such as a quick PowerPoint presentation that offers advice and reassurances that markets will, indeed, rebound and investors should stick with their long-term plans.
"Let's get people a little more realistic," he said, "Tell them, You may have a down year.' There's something healthy about that to me."
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Thompson Becker International, a Boston-based financial PR and marketing firm, meanwhile, has assembled a skeleton version of thme kind of tools Roame suggests. The firm posted a communications kit on its Web site [thompsonbecker.com] in September. It includes tips and sample letters for companies that may be overburdened with investor communications in the wake of the attacks on New York City and Washington, D.C. The resources are available at no charge.


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Former Rutgers football player Eric LeGrand – who suffered a paralyzing injury on the field during a game – urged the university's graduating class on Sunday to not let anything hold them back during a heartfelt speech that drew tears from those in attendance.
Speaking from his mechanical wheelchair in sight of his No. 52 jersey – the only number in the history of Rutgers' football program to be retired – LeGrand recounted his experience laying on the ground of High Point Solutions Stadium during that fateful 2010 game.
The 23-year-old defensive tackle said after he was injured, he could not lift his arm to give the crowd a thumbs up. LeGrand's family was later told by doctors it would be unlikely that he would be able to move any part of his body below his neck again, The Star-Ledger reports.
LeGrand on Sunday shook his shoulders and leaned toward the cheering crowd as he spoke.
"I'm moving my shoulders here. I'm moving myself forward," LeGrand said, according to The Star-Ledger. "Don't ever let someone tell you you can't do something . . . Anything is truly possible in this world."
LeGrand, a labor relations major, was among the estimated 16,431 graduates in Rutgers' class of 2014, school officials told The Associated Press. That number includes students from the New Brunswick-Piscataway, Newark and Camden campuses and the former University of Medicine and Dentistry.
But only a few thousand of them attended Sunday's ceremony and received their diplomas at High Point Solutions Stadium in Piscataway. Most Rutgers students attend smaller graduation ceremonies within their schools and colleges, where they pick up their degrees.
Following LeGrand's speech, Rutgers President Robert Barchi said former New Jersey Gov. Tom Kean, the commencement speaker, donated his $35,000 speaking fee back to the university to set up a scholarship fund in LeGrand and the class of 2014's honor, The Star-Ledger reports.
Kean replaced former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice at the ceremony. Rice was supposed to give a speech, but pulled out after Rutgers students and faculty protested her involvement in the Iraq War and her role in Bush administration policies.
Rice said she did not want her presence to distract from the graduation, the Star-Ledger reports.
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New boy band BIGSTAR revealed a snap shot with 2PM's Wooyoung. BIGSTAR's FeelDog and BarRam posted on their official online cafe, "FeelDog & BarRam snaps a photo with Wooyoung hyung to celebrate our reunion!! I was so nervous about making a debut, but Wooyoung cheered me up! ^^" along with two proof shots with Wooyoung.
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The famous Red Lion Inn at 30 Main Street in Stockbridge has a long history going back to 1773. The structure grew from its early beginnings through additions. Its current configuration dates to 1897 after it was rebuilt following a fire in 1896.
Jonas Merriam House & Tavern (1807)
A tavern had long stood at the site where Jonas Merriam built a Federal-style house in 1807 at 1 Elm Street, near the Common, in Harvard. Merriam built the house to also serve as a tavern that would take advantage of traffic expected to pass by on the newly opened Union Turnpike. As described in Vol. 2 of the History of Harvard (1894), by Henry S. Nourse:
When the Union Turnpike was completed and Harvard expected to become a way station on a great thoroughfare between Boston and the upper valley of the Connecticut, Jonas Merriam's tavern was opened in rivalry with Ezra Wetherbee's, which faced it across the common. Neither turnpike nor inn rewarded the owners' hopes, and Merriam removed to Shirley in 1816, selling his estate to Seth Nason.
Seth Nason was a founder of the Evangelical Church and town treasurer from 1825-34. He operated a shop in the house before purchasing the building at the corner of Still River Road and Massachusetts Avenue in 1820. Among later owners of the house was Dr. Augustus Robbins. The Evangelical Church also used it for a time as a parsonage in the mid-nineteenth century. The house has had various owners since then.
Silas Hastings Tavern (1818)
At 701 Main Street, near the town Common in Boylston, is a Federal-style building, believed to have been constructed with bricks made at the Boylston brickyard of Captain John Howe. The building, which has a large ball-room on the second floor, was built in 1818 by Silas Hastings (1780-1833), who operated it as an inn and tavern until his death. The tavern was then run by Hastings' son-in-law, Elmer Loring, until his death in 1839. After that time, it ceased to be used as a tavern. It was sold by Loring's widow, Mary-Martha Hastings Loring, (they had married in 1827) to Captain John Andrews in 1844.
Abbott Tavern (1800)
The building at 4 Church Street in Boylston, known as the Abbott Tavern or the Christian House, was built c. 1800 and perhaps has portions built earlier. The property was acquired in 1803 by Capt. Jason Abbott (1772-1843), who operated a tavern there from 1806 to 1809. He later became a blacksmith. Squire Aaron White (1771-1846) acquired the property between 1809 and 1812 and either rebuilt or, more likely, just remodeled the existing tavern to become his mansion house. His wife, Mary Avery White (1778-1860), was an abolitionist and a prolific diarist and letter-writer. Charles Bray of Boston, a building contractor, bought the building in 1863 and also remodeled it. In 1963, it was acquired by the First Congregational Church of Boylston for use as offices and meeting rooms. Read More
Clapp Tavern (1743)
The Clapp Tavern in Westfield has gone through many changes over the years. Ezra Clapp came to Westfield in 1743 and built his house in 1747. From 1766 to the 1790s, the house was used as a tavern and was a meeting place for Westfield patriots during the Revolutionary War. General Henry Knox is said to have stayed at the Clapp Tavern while on his epic journey hauling artillery from Fort Ticonderoga to Cambridge in 1775-1776. In 1800, the house was bought by Samuel Fowler. In 1838, his son, James Fowler, first President of the Hampden National Bank, moved the house west from the corner of Elm and Court Streets to its present site at 53 Court Street to make way for a new house. Judge Homer Stevens had his home and office in the Tavern from 1870 to 1902. He made a number of alterations, including replacing the original central chimney with two smaller ones. A later owner, Zebina Caldwell, a carpenter, added the pent roof in front and the side porches.
David Saxton House (1763)
The David Saxton House, on Old Main Street in Deerfield, was operated for a time as a tavern and was a meeting place for Whigs (Patriots) during the American Revolution. As recorded in George Sheldon's A History of Deerfield, Massachusetts, Vol. 2 (1896):
The big dish of tea made in Boston harbor, December 16th, 1773, stimulated the blood of two continents. David Field was in Boston that day, and when he brought the news there was a jollification meeting at David Saxton's tavern. When the meeting broke up the mellow Whigs woke the echoes of the night by proclaiming about the town the exploits of those men.
Recent dendrochronology testing has identified the construction date of the house as 1763. I believe this house is the one described by George Sheldon in his book entitled The Little Brown House on the Albany Road (1915).
Solomon Cook Tavern (1795)
By 1700 a ferry ran across the Connecticut River between Hadley and Hatfield. According to the National Register of Historic Places Nomination for the Boundary Increase of the Hadley Center Historic District, Solomon Cook operated the ferry crossing and a tavern on the Hadley side of the river. In 1795, Andrew Cook purchased a home lot adjacent to the river in Hadley and erected his house (1 West Street) there around 1800. He operated it as a later version of Cook's Tavern, also called the Ferryman's Hotel. Other sources refer to the the building as the Solomon Cook Tavern, named for Solomon Cook (Andrew's brother?), whose wife was Tryphena Newton Cook. The second floor of the tavern had a ballroom with seats built into the wall. In 2006-2007, the old tavern was restored and put on the market. It was sold, but was for sale again a year later.


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We salute you!
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After eons of waiting, here it is! Our new record is available!
We've created a page where you can find out how to get your hands on it;
I've spent an hour typing waffle into a computer just so you can read the programme notes and buy it from Bandcamp;
and if you want to hear the preview then you can come over here.
Here are 40 of the discs sprayed liberally all over my living room carpet. But they can't stay there, so you'd better saddle up and take some of them off my hands!
Where we're at
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We have been so busy recently, I've not had time to tell you all about it. Our Facebook page has been a hive of activity though - check it out. We have finished our first record, SALUTATION - so exciting! It's being produced as I speak, and it'll be here in time for the launch on Thursday 22 November. Here we are after our wonderful producer Stewart shouted "That's a wrap folks". Actually I think he might not have done that, I just imagined it.
We also did a great concert in October and last night found ourselves in some caves 500 ft underground getting dripped on! As you do...
And now onto the Christmas stuff. Book your tickets now - we're going to have a blast this winter, and we want you to join us. Salutation will be released physically and online in a couple of weeks. You will be able to buy both e-copies and physical copies via our website. It's going to be epic... Follow us!
Catch us if you can!
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We have a couple of cool public performances coming up over the next few weeks:
firstly as part of the Great Yorkshire Run, at 3pm in the Peace Gardens in Sheffield on Sunday week (details here),
and then in the Culture Club Showcase (where there will be all things Sheffield culture etc) on Wednesday 19 September (details and free tickets here). Be great to see you at one or other of those.
Albion in the Autumn
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Our next live full-length concert is on Saturday 6 October, here in Sheffield at the lovely Upper Chapel. (It's on Norfolk Street just opposite Mama's and Leonies, just up from the Crucible. It's a beautiful church with a balcony and a great acoustic, and it will be a really fine evening's experience.)
We'll be singing many of our (your) favourite songs, and will be joined by some special guests – more on them in September's Albionmail. We really want to see you there, and I warmly - no, boilingly - invite you to bring your friends and colleagues along too.
You can now buy tickets for Albion events online: click here to purchase and guarantee your place! *
More music for our man
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Congratulations on James' appointment as [very] Musical Director of the Chesterfield [not much] Bach Choir. To celebrate, here's a picture of him looking like a lion.
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I think we might have gone stark raving mad! We are offering tickets to our next concert appearance for just FIVE POUNDS! This is better value than, well, anything else I can think of, with the possible exception of the Sheffield University squash courts which are just £2 per hour before 11am. But still - we really want to share the special atmosphere of our live performances with you all, and if you contact us before the day you can reserve as many tickets as you like for this crazy ridiculous rate. Just contact us using this form and we'll reserve the tickets for you to pay for on the day. Quick, before I realise we've no marbles left...
Our Tideswell Triumph!
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We had a wonderful time at the Tideswell Food Festival this weekend!
A particular highlight of the day was this: singing with horses!
The Tideswell Food Festival
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We are delighted to have confirmed our appearance at the 2012 Tideswell Food Festival!
Tideswell is a gorgeous village with a green (complete with maypole), lots of lovely independent shops, some nice pubs with good beer, and a picture-perfect church. It nestles in the heart of the Peak District beneath towering mountains and dramatic views. And, far more importantly, it hosts a fabulous Food Festival each year.
In 2011 the Festival featured on the BBC2 programme Village SOS, and this year's festival is going to be even bigger and more exciting for anyone who loves food (ie all of us). And in the middle of this slice of English country life will be appearing ALBION - believe it or not, our first EVER appearance at a food festival (collectively anyway). We'll be singing in the unutterably lovely Tideswell Parish Church throughout the afternoon, and getting out and about amongst the food and enjoying ourselves in the sun. If you are within reach of Tideswell (by car, bus or cycle from all around including Sheffield, Chesterfield, and Buxton) you simply MUST come for a day of foodie bliss!
Jerusalem on a hill
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We spent a lovely sunny day out in the hills. Here is a very brilliant impromptu video we made of which we are most proud, or something. I drastically reduced the image quality in honour of the quality of the singing. Particular highlights to watch out for include several people not singing at all, some people looking very snug in Arctic exploring gear, and Albion cookies being wolfed at a rate of knots. It's also a very beautiful song, by the way.
Dada Bar, Wednesday evening
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We were very happy to appear at Dada Bar last Wednesday evening, and to meet fans old and new. We sang The Blue Bird, In The Beginning, Jerusalem, the Skye Boat Song, The Month of Maying, and A Gaelic Blessing. Well done to Chris for singing all those millions of words in the Blessing from memory - nearly - and to Jonny for his incredible rendition of In The Beginning. It was beyond the composer's imagination. It was great to meet some people who I don't think would ever have come to an Albion concert intentionally, but who loved it when they found themselves in the middle of it. And we had an epic karaoke session afterwards, led by James and Mark - I won't look at either of them in the same light again..
Drinks and ditties at DADA
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This week we are looking forward to an appearance at Wednesday's Classical Music Night. This time it's being held at DADA BAR on Trippet Lane - a lovely venue that we remember from back in the day when it was Trippet's Wine Lodge and oh so very fancy. It will be very good to share some of our new songs over a glass of wine (or a quadruple vodka, if that's your style). The evening starts at about 8.30 - more details here. We'll look forward to seeing you.
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to Albion member James, who has just been appointed a member of the wonderful Rodolfus Choir. We hope this doesn't mean that he will always be off being dazzled by the bright lights of London, and that he will still have time to have long hair and pretend to play the saxophone with us here in the north.
Programme, 14 March
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A number of people have asked about our programme for 14 March, the performance we gave in the University Arms. (It was brilliant at the start, singing in amongst people quaffing pints of mead and glasses of wine - and then trying to move through them to get to the other end of the pub! It all added to the fun!)
For the record, on the night we sang In The Beginning (text: The King James Bible, 1611); The Angel Gabriel (a Besancon - French - carol); The Month of Maying (text: 16th century England); The Blue Bird (by Stanford); and Jerusalem (the poem is by William Blake). Those of you who asked "Who is that lovely music by?", well, mostly it is by ME! The Stanford is by Stanford, the Angel Gabriel and Jerusalem existed as tunes which I put other parts around, and the other two songs were new compositions.
Thank you to the Unviersity Arms, Sheffield Classical Music Nights, and our wonderful Management Group, and particularly everyone who came to listen, for supporting us. Now we're off to a mountaintop to see have any lambs been born yet.


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As the trees begin to flower, city folks with terraces as well as their suburban neighbors with yards and patios turn their thoughts to the new crop of summer furniture. For those who want either to replace pieces that have not fared well over winter or to add to their porch or poolside furnishings, there is a wider-than-usual diversity of summer furniture on the market this year. It runs the gamut from simple and utilitarian designs to whimsical and hand-hewn rustic pieces.
Many pieces have a pleasant air of nostalgia, recalling such different eras and places as a gracious turn-of-the-century conservatory where one could sip a leisurely afternoon tea or a 1940s front porch on which springy metal chairs were assembled so that one could sit and watch the local street scene. An overscale lacy wicker settee and wicker Morris chair by Ralph Lauren that were made in the Philippines and brightly colored copies of round-backed, sled-based chairs are two traditional summer pieces enjoying a revival.


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It's important to remember that obesity isn't just about aesthetics; it is a direct indicator of various health-related ailments like diabetes, heart disease and other lifestyle disorders. In fact, India has already been bestowed the title of the 'diabetes capital of the world' and the problem is compounded by the fact that Indians are far more prone to cardiovascular illnesses due to the environment we live in and genetic mutation.
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Other findings included the fact that the average respondent was likely to be healthy when he/she was 26 and was likelier to obese by the time they turned 38. The study also found that the average respondent was approximately 11 kg overweight. Almost 1/5th of the men were in the obese 2 category (that is BMI over 30 – extremely obese), putting them at a very high risk of health disorders. Comparatively, only 1/7th of the women were in the obese 2 category. Almost 12% of the men weighed over 90 kg, with less than 6% women in that weight range. Other findings showed that non-vegetarians where likelier to be overweight and people who couldn't cook were also fatter. Shockingly 98% people didn't want to go to the gym!
The dangers of bulge
Prachi Gupta, CEO of Fitho said, 'Being overweight puts you at higher risk for developing a number of health problems including hypertension, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, high blood cholesterol, stroke and some kinds of cancer. Obesity puts you at a much higher risk of these lifestyle diseases.' The survey also found that people with a higher BMI were far likelier to suffer from high blood pressure and heart disease. The people who were overweight also reported higher incidents of knee or back pain.
Do they plan to lose weight?
The study also found that 70% people were into some kind of physical activity to lose weight were men. 80% gym goers were also likely to be men and walking was the most common weight loss activity. Interestingly, the average age of people who people who're currently dieting and exercising have an average age of 39 and a BMI of 28. This suggests that people only start making more healthy choices when they start seeing the consequences of living an unhealthy one.
No hasty generalisations
Obesity is one of the biggest public health challenges and is considered by some to be a global pandemics. However, it's impossible to judge an entire nation's health based on such a small sample size. There's also some controversy about using BMI as the sole indicator of ill-health. Many nutritionists and dieticians have spoken out against using BMI because a person's weight could be due to a variety of reasons including bone weight and muscle weight. Nowadays, the body fat percentage is considered a more accurate tool to analyse good health.
Also, surveys conducted by companies have to be taken with a pinch of salt. For example, a survey conducted by a company that was launching a trimmer found that women preferred men with stylised facial hair and trimmed body hair, while an earlier survey by a razor company found that women preferred clean shaven men!
Note: The survey was conducted by Fitho covering newspaper readers in India. There were 4,100 participants with 46% men and 54% women. The BMI demarcation of overweight (BMI>23), obese (BMI>25) and extremely obese (BMI>30) is according to the Indian Health Ministry in 2012.


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I met him clubbing on my 21st birthday a couple of weeks ago, he was cute and he bumped into my friend when we were waiting to get into a club. We started chatting, he came with us and things went from chatting to a bit more. We exchanged numbers and each of us carried on with our nights (mine ended with me fairly drunk in a taxi with some good friends, not sure about his) and we started texting. Things were going well, it was occasionally flirty and we arranged to meet up. The day before the big date and he ignores me all day, I don't worry too much, OK I'm lying I worry a lot, what if he doesn't like me? What if he stands me up? Yeah crazy I know. Maybe I would make a complicated life more complicated actually... He probably did well to escape to me. So I met up with a friend, had a chat, had wine and moved on. Possibly not that simple in reality but I'm trying my very best to be positive!
I would say that I have started writing because I love writing (which is true) or because I want to change the world (I would love to but don't know how), it's mainly because I love to talk about myself and want to impart my crazy life upon the internet stratosphere.
I'm a big sister to five siblings, have a pet cat called Felix (stolen from an ex boyfriend - maybe a story for another time?) and at the moment live at home with my Mum and Dad. I work in a printing company in Suffolk and have worked there for two years.
Hopefully this is something I stick to and I hope that you enjoy reading this, no promises though that any of this will be a literary classic!


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Have you always loved camping, sightseeing and the great outdoors? Are you looking for a fun and convenient way to see more of the US? If so, RV'ing may be for you. With your kids grown up and retirement fast approaching, taking to the road in an RV has many benefits.
With kids and limited time off work for vacationing, in the past you may have planned trips that minimized travel time. Now you have time to spend travelling, which means you can take your time planning an extended vacation, enjoy getting to your destination and see more things along the way through a relaxing road trip.
A Second Home
With an RV that is your own, you have the freedom to customize it to your liking. Most RVs are quite spacious and have room for you to make it your second home. Your RV can become the backdrop for many memories and will feel more personal and convenient than a hotel room or a bed and breakfast.
Although campgrounds are not the only option of places to stay in your RV, they are a popular one. Many RV parks are known for their welcoming and inclusive culture and their strong community.
You'll find your fellow RVers share your sense of adventure and are keen to get to know you, share a meal, or sit around a campfire. Likewise, many campgrounds and RV resorts offer activities, programs, sports and recreational facilities to help you fill your time and enjoy your stay to the fullest.
For seniors who want to travel, but must budget carefully in their retirement, RVing offers many affordable options. Compared to a cruise or all-inclusive resort, the RV lifestyle is much more affordable.
For anyone who is contemplating RVing, consider renting an RV first to ensure that it's for you. Then, when it's time to purchase your own RV, explore your options. If a new RV is not in your budget, consider purchasing a used one. Many of them are in near perfect condition and this route can save you a lot of money.
While you will need to consider maintenance and operational costs, being able to stay in your vehicle means eliminating the rising costs associated with staying in a hotel. You can also save money on food since you can cook in your vehicle rather than eating out for every meal (which is also much better for your health).
If you have always enjoyed camping but do not have the energy or man power to do all the work involved with setting up and taking down your tent and campsite, then try an RV. You'll enjoy the same benefits that camping provides (like communing with nature, relaxing under the stars, and seeing new places). One of the greatest aspects of RVs is that everything is ready to go, just hop in the driver's seat and head out on your next adventure whenever you feel like it!
Visiting family and friends
For people with friends, family, or kids who live across the country, an RV is an affordable option for visiting. If you have the time, then you can save on the cost of a plane ride and get more visits in throughout the year. You can park the RV in their driveway or stay at a nearby RV resort. This gives you some personal space, doesn't put your hosts out and still allows you to spend lots of time together.
Having an RV is like having a mobile cottage. By purchasing an RV later in life, you are making an investment in the quality of your retirement, opening doors to travel and trying new things, while forming and maintaining relationships. What better time to hit the open road than after 55?
Any other benefits we may have missed? Let us know in the comments below!


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A clever tile-laying game. The southern French city of Carcassonne is famous for its unique Roman and Medieval fortifications. The players develop the area around Carcassonne and deploy their followers on the roads, in the cities, in the cloisters, and in the fields. The skill of the players to develop the area will determine who is victorious.
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THEO FLEURY – Live Musical Performance Barra MacNeils Buck 65 Corb Lund Rich Aucoin Miranda Mulholland – Great Lake Swimmers & Dave Bidini and Bidiniband Each artist will write their own hockey-themed song which they will perform for the first time as part of the concert. In addition to their newly-written hockey song, each artist will also perform one of their own original songs. Bidini Band, featuring Dave Bidini, formerly of acclaimed rock band The Rheostatics and creator of the Stolen From a Hockey Card concert, will serve as house band for the evening.
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Jessica Earnshaw, a photojournalist based in New York City, has been shooting professionally for five years. Her assignments range from news stories about kids, health and women, to commercial assignments from record labels and music PR firms. Her clients include NBC, Newsday, Cater News, Corbis Images, Universal Music, Tommy Boy Records, and The Wall Street Journal. The WSJ gave Earnshaw the opportunity to shoot this year's Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival where she also spent some time with band Jamestown Revival, roaming the festival grounds on foot, and photographing from an airplane.
Photo District News: Had you attended the festival before? How did you prepare?
Jessica Earnshaw: This was my first time attending Coachella, and my first time photographing a music festival. I was on a PR list and had publicists reach out to set up photo shoots with their artists in the weeks leading up to the festival. I ended up setting up shoots with HAERTS, St. Lucia and Lights.
I wanted to find an angle when I was there, so I didn't do too much research before hand. I Google Image-searched the festival, that's about it. I knew I wanted an aerial shot so I looked up local flight schools. I found one in the Coachella Valley and asked the owner if he had a student pilot who could take me up, and I offered to pay the cost of fuel. The owner said he would see what he could do. He called the next day and said a friend of his would take me up first thing Sunday morning.
PDN: Do you have a favorite or most-challenging moment from this experience?
JE: My favorite moment was getting the aerial shots. I also received access to the Hippo Installation "Corporate Headquarters," which was fun. This was an art installation in the middle of the festival. It was a three-story office building with one side covered in glass windows, where viewers could watch nine people dressed in suits wearing hippo masks frantically engaged in office activities. The artists Derek Doublin and Vanessa Bonet dressed me up like a ranger and I photographed the "corporate hippos" National Geographic-style, like I was part of the installation.
The most challenging thing was my cell phone. My battery was on the outs, and I was constantly searching for outlets.
PDN: A lot of the images from Coachella feature the band Jamestown Revival. What's your relationship with the band?
JE: Jamestown Revival are incredibly genuine, and talented musicians from Magnolia, Texas. The band, now based in Austin, is a duo, made up of childhood friends Jonathan Clay and Zach Chance. As a photographer who has photographed many musicians (with a range of personalities), the most important thing to me is vibe. Documentary photography is an intimate thing, so it's imperative that I feel trusted by the people I'm photographing, which allows me to get adventurous in my photography.
When I first met Jamestown Revival at SXSW earlier this year, I felt very comfortable with them. I was passing through Austin on my way home from a trip to Mexico and got a gig assisting Meredith Truax, the head in-house photographer for Universal Music Group. She's also a friend of mine and invited me along on a bar crawl guided by Jamestown Revival; she was photographing them for Paste. We had such a great time that night, and I really liked the band.
A few weeks later I was going to LA for a different shoot, and asked Jonathan and Zack if they'd like behind-the-scenes photos from Coachella. They were enthusiastic about the idea. Before the festival, I photographed a show they played in San Diego and then I photographed them during a recording session they did in the Hollywood Hills. I wanted to have them in my Coachella images because I thought it would be an interesting way to see the festival, through the eyes of a band that were playing it for the first time.
PDN: Do you regularly seek out music festivals to shoot?
JE: I don't often go to festivals (without assignments) because I dislike standing around in the heat and in crowds, however I loved it as a people watching exercise. There are so many visually interesting things happening—the cell phone plug stations (which were usually under canopies) were packed throughout the day; I saw a man dressed as a penis looking pretty casual about it; people carrying around watermelons, wearing big hats. I loved it. Since Coachella, I've definitely thought about pursuing this as a long-term project.
PDN: Do you consider yourself a "music" photographer?
JE: Music is a large part of what I do, but I don't consider myself solely a music photographer. I'm also hugely drawn to stories that center on healthcare and social justice (Earnshaw was recently awarded the Rita & Alex Hillman Foundation Fellowship and will work with Maggie Steber on a project about aging in prisons).
PDN: How'd you become interested in shooting bands? Did you ever assist anyone?
JF: I started shooting bands when I lived in Vancouver, Canada. I was trying to raise money to go to ICP in New York (the school wasn't accredited and I couldn't get a student loan). I asked musicians to play my fundraising shows and in exchange I'd do photo-shoots for them. This is how the music photography started, but I've always loved and admired candid rock-and-roll photography—especially the photography from the '70s. It has a wonderful rawness and honesty. I saw the "Who Shot Rock & Roll" exhibit at The Annenberg Space for Photography in LA back in 2012, and left floored.
I've never assisted a music photographer. Though I randomly met Bob Gruen at a charity auction I was photographing for Corbis Images a few years back and have since been fortunate enough to pick his rock and roll photographer brain, which has been priceless.
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Author Notes: Also commonly known (in the south) as hoecakes.. Think of a savory cornbread flap jack creation with bits of fresh thyme and buttery manchego and you have a close idea of how insanely wonderful these corncakes are. Traditionally, (as in southern soul food style traditional) these are made with white cornmeal and hot water, with the method resembling that of hot water cornbread. I changed things up a bit by using yellow cornmeal and adding manchego and thyme. —Erika Council | Southern Soufflé
Makes: 6 cakes
cup yellow cornmeal
teaspoon salt
cup boiling water
tablespoons bacon fat (rendered from about 4 slices of bacon, more if needed)
tablespoons fresh thyme, chopped
cup manchego cheese, shredded
- Combine the cornmeal and salt in a medium bowl.
- While stirring constantly, pour in boiling water.
- Add in cheese and thyme. Stir to combine until smooth. Let stand for about 2 minutes.
- Heat bacon fat in a large cast iron skillet over medium high heat.
- For each cake drop about 2 tablespoons of the cornmeal mixture into the skillet and pat gently into a flat circle
- Cook several cakes at a time until golden brown, about 2 minutes on each side, turning with a wide spatula
- Remove from skillet and transfer to a paper towel lined plate to drain off any excess grease
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Flute Recital by Pt. Hari Prasad Chaurasia
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This legendary artist needs no introduction. He has enthralled the global audience and is known for his soul-stirring renditions of Hindustani rags and breathtaking fusion. Born in Allahabad, Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia, the Indian Classical flutist has been the torch bearer for this art since ages. His contribution to this fine art has inspired many and recognizing his contribution he has been conferred with an array of awards that include Padma Bhushan, Padma Vibhushan and many more.


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Heather is excited about bringing to the Village her passion for all things transportation that was central to her policy advocacy and community outreach work with a DC senior services coalition chaired by Iona Senior Services and AARP-DC. This work took her across the city to senior wellness centers, DDOT, DC Council hearings, DC Commission on Aging meetings, and trainings on how community groups and agencies can work together to foster information-sharing and problem-solving on transportation for older adults.
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Christopher has a degree in Hospitality from University of Las Vegas and Classic French Baking from the French Culinary Institute. In his spare time, Christopher likes to spend inordinate amount of time playing video games, watching movies and traveling to new places trying to find the best croissant. FYI: it is at Tartine Bakery in San Francisco!
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Come out and support the WSI recreational basketball team which will be competing in a fund-raising tournament this Saturday at Collegiate High School (see directions below). The fundraiser is to benefit the National Collegiate Adaptive Athletic Association founded by WSI member Rob Egan. The tournament will began at 10:30am until 5:00pm and admission is $3 per person.
Directions: The school is located at 1221 N. Webb Road, at the intersection of 13th and Webb. The gymnasium is on the Webb Road entrance of campus just past the Country Club Business Park. There is a Wichita Collegiate School lighted sign with a scrolling marquee at that entrance and the gymnasium is straight back.
If you have ever had an interest in playing wheelchair basketball, here is your opportunity. WSI is trying to field a recreational team for a fundraiser the weekend of April 2 & 3, 2011 in Wichita; NO EXPERIENCE is necessary & equipment will be provided. We are attempting to assist a fellow WSI member and the organization, National Collegiate Adapted Athletics Association (NCAAA), which he represents. Please contact me ASAP (Wayne Romero) if you are interested or If you have any questions. The deadline for inclusion on the team is Friday Jan. 28, 2011.
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Dozi is a South African musician who first became popularly known through the television show Noot Vir Noot. He's subsequently hosted and performed in a show of his own entitled Kom 'n Bietjie Binne and is also known for being a celebrity coach on the second and third seasons of the reality talent show Supersterre.
Since the age of 12 Dozi has been performing on stage, singing and playing guitar. In 1999, he recorded and released his first album, a Zulu gospel album entitled Mercy, which received a SAMA nomination for best newcomer. This album was written and composed by Dozi. Later, Op Aanvraag was released, selling more than 100 000 copies. With these successful albums behind him, Dozi and his band were welcomed during a tour to the USA in June 2005.
In July 2005 he was appointed a 46664 ambassador by the Nelson Mandela Foundation, dedicated to research on HIV/ AIDS and the support of victims of the disease, in July 2005. He also performed as a guest artist on a number of albums during the same year, including those by South African musicians Anton Goosen, Bianca, Irene van Wyk and a tribute album to the late Gé Korsten.
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