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Doctors' Urgent Care Office
Dayton, OH 45415-3104
Hours of operation
- Monday 8:30 am - 10:00 pm
- Tuesday 8:30 am - 10:00 pm
- Wednesday 8:30 am - 10:00 pm
- Thursday 8:30 am - 10:00 pm
- Friday 8:30 am - 10:00 pm
- Saturday 8:30 am - 10:00 pm
- Sunday 8:30 am - 10:00 pm
About Doctors' Urgent Care Office
Doctors' Urgent Care Office is an urgent care center in Dayton, OH located at 5915 N Main St.. They are open 7 days a week seeing walk-in patients in Dayton. Doctors' Urgent Care Office is part of the larger Doctors' Urgent Care Office network of urgent care clinics with a total of 9 locations, 3 of which are within 20 miles of Dayton, in cities including Kettering and Fairborn. Additionally, they have partnered with AmCare Inc. to better serve the patients in the Dayton area.
As an urgent care center, Doctors' Urgent Care Office provides non-emergent medical care most typically referred to as urgent care services. This category of medicine includes the treatment of allergies, asthma, broken bones and sprains, burns, cold and flu symptoms, ear, sinus and respiratory infections, insect and animal bites, stomach viruses, skin rashes and most other non-life threatening injuries, illnesses and conditions. Additionally common health assessments are typical service offerings including annual and school physicals and Dayton. While this urgent care does offer assistance with immediate health care needs, if you are suffering from a true medical emergency, go to the emergency room in Dayton, OH or call 911 immediately.
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Posted on March 18, 2017 | Visited this location March 18, 2017
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I have been going to this Urgent Care office as needed over the last 6 years. After today's visit, I was yet again not disappointed. The team of professionals from check in to Dr. Venable were efficient, pleasant and thorough. Iwould recomment them to anyone and everyone. Another plus was, they offered to fill my script at the office saving me the drive to my pharmacy. Perfect. Thanks


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|Asterism Travels & Tours - Myanmar
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Trip reports - Intimate travel experience
Travel to experience local lives (September 2008)
We usually choose the places to go when we plan for a trip. The firsts that come into our minds are the popular places stuffed with beautiful things, amazing items, wonderful nature, once in a year festival or other events, historically or archaeologically welknown places and so on.
However when we relocate to a place (not for a holiday) but because of work or other reasons for a long time stay, we usually find beautiful and cool things that we happen to love in the new place even though the place might otherwise never qualify for a holiday destination.
It sounds like if we can feel it any place has something to offer everyone. This may not always be true. We will always select places to go since we human being love to compare at all time. But look at these photos taken at very normal, easy to go and easy to miss places, not far away from the city. I wouldn't tell where - though few of them are known to tourists. You will see a bit of how travellers can feel and experience the local lives in a humble place. That might make a little change in the way you select the place to go.
An old house
An old house in a large village. The brick and concrete footing and foundation; wood walling, doors and tall windows are all apparently without a proper maintenance. However they still look like operational. When you are in front of the house with 3 dimensional views of the structure from virtually infinite directions and distances together with smell and touch of the surrounding and weather - it is cool - it makes you feel like you know where you are. You might think about the influence the carpenter and the first owner of the house would have at the time of construction. You might want to know what kind of wood have been used, from which region of the country, and the method of transportation available at that time. And if it was before or during the World War II? It might as well be a Government office in the past. The drinking water pot in front of the house must be a new addition or to replace an old one. That is a tradition of Myanmar people to offer water to the travellers. The single electric meter out of three entrances on the right gives you food for thought.
Such old buildings are not difficult to find in Myanmar especially outside of cities. You just need to have time to pause and feel. They are related to recent history, the lives of people now and past, the generations of family and their relation with the neighbouring community. It is good if you have a local person going together to talk and exchange ideas.
An old wood and brick house
This one has basically the same door and window design except that columns are made of brick and cement. Both have corruguated sheets roofs. These might be the later replacement of old baked clay or wooden roofing. This second one is in better shape. It has its fence and gate and there is evidence that people still live.
These old buildings both large and small tell us something about the place; and when compared with the newer ones we can sense the development of the area. It is likely, if they belong to private owners, that the inhabitants are traditionally affluent families with diminishing wealth due to some reasons. The former generations might be merchants trading farm products from the surrounding paddy and other farms. Or they could be store owners as well selling such items as house-hold necessities, medicines, clothes to villagers.
A tailor shop in the neighbourhood
This tailor shop is located in equally crumbling, but not very old, wooden building. People here do not easily throw away their clothes because of a cut or a split. They send to a shop like this for repair. There are also no stores selling brand clothes ready made to size in factory, except those school uniforms sold in the market or at schools. So People sometimes come here to have their clothes made to size. The man operating the mechanical sewing machine might have been making clothes for many years. Then look at the wooden door plates leaning against the shop. How do they close and open the door? Why did the man select to work as a tailor instead of agriculture work? Don't be surprised if he used to be a goal keeper of the township representative football team many years ago.
A pagoda on an island in the middle of river
In Myanmar Buddhist temples, pagodas and monasteries are everywhere. They are especially found on top of hills, on the river bank, on an island, in a commanding location. This one was built on an island occupying the whole land that you wouldn't recognize the shape of the original island. Such is a special pagoda that local folks like to go on weekends and on full-moon days. People visit the pagoda by ferry boats. At the pagoda people pray and make offering at the Buddha images, and may see the fortune tellers there. Some people make donation to press gold plates on the images, and build extension shelters.. and the pagoda compound gets bigger and bigger.
On the day of pagoda festival (almost all famous pagodas has its own festival) there will be stage shows, bigger donations for the pagoda and the monks, shops from local and nearby towns, and much bigger crowds. These days are the happy times for every one. Teenage and twenty something girls and boys meet, friends meet, families get together, parents buy things kids have been asking for months.
Take a look at the boat foreground of the picture, which is not the pagoda ferry boat. See the mechanism the boat man operates to move the rudder. What the boat could be?
Shops, tri cycle transporters
A small market street in front of a pagoda compound. There are restaurants selling rice plates, fried noodle, tea, Burmese rice soup with fish, etc. Until the consumer packaged products came years ago the marketing was simple. You would find couple of pieces of wood, some nails and a hammer to construct a sign, paint and write the menu available. But now alongside the traditional marketing there are factory-made plastic advertisement, factory-made packaging with ready to eat convenient processed foods inside coming in great quantity. These products sell really well while people slowly become weaker bodies constructed of processed food and garbage mountains getting higher and smellier.
Three wheeler taxies with paddle power still transport people and merchandise. There is very thin automobile traffic. On weekends, Saturday and Sunday, you could see some cars arriving with visitors or tourists to the pagoda. Why the Buddhist culture is so important and so embedded in their life? Is is still true to the current young and new generation? Signs of diminishing influence on people by Buddhist culture is apparent, but the essence of the religion in people minds remains, or it might become stronger nowadays because we are seeing the truth of the Buddhist teaching in real life. Here with a knowledgable and open minded local person you can talk about Buddhism and Buddhist culture for as long as the time permits.
A Catholic Church in a town
Like any other country in the world, Burma (Myanmar) is a mix of different cultures, races and tribes, and religions. Four dominent religions in the country are said to be Buddhism, Christianity, Islam and Hinduism. Here is a Catholic Church in a small town in its usual architectural design you can see everywhere in the world. Compared to the Buddhist population the populations of other religions are small. However people do not care much about who is who. They care for good friendship, help in the time of need, and support to each other regardless of religion.
An entrance door to the Catholic Church
We can study something about the Church architecture, building design, masonry and carpentry made in a Myanmar town. On the days like this it is quiet and you can spend time to take photos of the details of design, workmanship, materials used of each corner and arch work.
Windows and glasses of the Catholic Church
Before you go inside there are windows, frames, glasses, columns to see from the outside. Inside, there are still more to see. In addition to the Christian related teaching and practice there are more things. You might meet someone and have a nice conversation on any subject.
A farm hut
Looks like a business goes wrong in September - a month we usually see lush green paddy. It is 3 months after the cyclone that hit this area near the sea to the south of Yangon along with the towns in Ayeyarwaddy division killing many people and destroying a lot of properties and farms. The family is at the time being doing other businesses that come by such as giving a hand in transporting products for the shops. They do raising or taking care of other people cattle. Rice farming will also be done as it is the main trade. Far behind you can see the yellow structure of a Pagoda.
A girl herding buffalos
A daughter of the family herding buffalos on the road. She is wearing a Burmese traditional make-up on her face (tha-na-kha), a sarong as a skirt, and a boy's shirt on top of a girl's blouse. Her dark skin tells us about her life under the sun. She probably started helping her parents since a young age. I have seen children helping parents in the mountain farms, riverside farms, and many places in south Asia. Is it child labour, child abuse, or is it by necessity or by life requirement? Views of a thing from different lives will be different. Different frames of reference naturally make different views on the same event. It is kind of relativity and we constantly face it in every espects of lives. To make our travel worth while we should create understanding, should try to see things from other people's shoes; and to be able to see the different views we should communicate and it is good to have someone who understands both sides facilitating the understanding. You don't have to change your view but there is certainly a need to understand the others' views.
Now look beyond and you will see the buses. It seems some development has arrived. It might be a new college or a school and a bus station. Whether it is good for just a group of fortunate youngstars or for who is yet to be seen. By the nature of current human life style it could not be for all, not even for a majority. It could be for those who qualify according to a set of standards designed by a group of people according to a mix of older or imported set of standards and their own perceptions and a guidelines that come down from above. Anyway in a country with little money and other little things, things will improve only slowly and one at a time.
A table and chairs in a restaurant
Small wooden table and chairs in a food shop talk about the lives there too. Where everything is hard to get, expensive to buy, economy must be the first thing to think about. Still they are able to use real wood. Such restaurant usually sells tea and coffee, rice based main dishes, as well as light or refreshment meals. In the villages there maybe just one or no restaurant, but every town has restaurants and stores selling food. Rice is the staple food. They have some vegetable and lesser amount of fruits. Meat and eggs are not plenty. Myanmar people's intake of food value is much less than the amount people in the developed countries consume thus making them smaller. Not only food, Burmese consumes less resources of the world per capita compared to the developed world. In other words they contribute only small amount to the destruction of the world and its resources. I don't know if these people realize it or not.
A cart with bottled water
Bottled water delivery by a push cart on a city street. In the past there was no bottled water. It was only about 15 years ago these water cleaning machines started being imported. Since there is no research we don't know for sure it really improve the people' health. It should. The push cart is made of pieces of angle irons and a couple of round bar - left over from a construction site - in a small home base workshop with basic bending and electric welding facilities.
A river side walk
It is time to move to a diferent place. This is a foot path made of sand bags in case there is flood from the river. No, it is not the Ayeyarwaddy, it is just one of many streams over which only few tourists would pass by in an air-con car by a bridge without looking at it in a couple of days. Next few photos will show you the life and scenes you could experience from this short walk back yard of a village on the bank of a stream.
The windows overlooking the stream
A view from a roof-top
Chances are you might find an un-finished building, or a building under construction in a monastery. Monasteries are public places and thus you can enter if the gate is not closed. This and the next three photos are taken from a roof of a low rise extension building in a monastery. It is late evening; the sun is already setting behind the September sky filled with clouds. Below in front of you are the monastery structures. On the other bank are a complex of residential and industrial villages in a town lacking high rise buildings. The remaining coconut palm trees un-beaten by the cyclone 3 months ago sway in the wind.
A paddle boat in the river
Two people come back home in a paddle boat. Don't know where they have came back from.
Colours on an un-known stream
Young monks or novices studying
Young monks studying Buddhist literature for test. They have to learn in Pali language written in Myanmar letters. Pali can be written in any alphabet - Burmese or Thai or English. Even though they study Pali language, only few of them master Pali language for daily use apart from the Buddhist teaching. They have dictionary books: Pali-Myanmar-Pali or Myanmar-Pali-Myanmar.
If you happen to walk a street at night
There is a high probability that the electricity will be off, or only the street lights maybe on. You will see a single young girl coming back home from work walking the narrow and long light-less street. It became normal since about 20 years ago for people to go and come depending on the working hours regardless of whether or not they have light. Indeed many villages in the country never have electricity. On the other story, some villages located near the power stations enjoy 24 hours electricity. Almost all residential quarters in Yangon receive only half day electricity. Bagan is said to get full day electricity due to a power station not far away.
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Kiwifruit and walnut upside down cake
I used gold kiwifruit. The butter for the cake should be at room temperature.
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|25 g
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|Walnuts, Finely chopped
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|125 g
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|Caster sugar
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|Desiccated coconut
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- Preheat the oven to 180°C. Lightly grease a 20cm square cake pan. Line the base with baking paper.
- Pour the melted butter over the base. Sprinkle with the brown sugar and walnuts. Top with the kiwifruit.
- Cream the butter and sugar until light and creamy. Add the eggs one at a time beating well after each addition. Add the flour, coconut and orange juice and mix until combined.
- Spoon over the kiwifruit and smooth the top.
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Windows drivers for all our CAN hardware.
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Addicted to Pop!
Hulu turning your brain to mush? It may not be far from the truth.
I've recently developed an addiction. The dealers of my drug of choice? Hulu and Netflix's Watch Instantly.
Which means going to some pretty dark places....and I can't stay there very long, not without some relief.
She takes a break, looks up--it's a weird time, twenty-one past the hour, too late to tune into a TV show, she doesn't want to take time to watch an entire movie, and she's not really a big TV person anyway, the TV isn't even in the main part of her house--it's exiled to a back room.
Sounds great, right? A marvel of modern technology! And it is, it is.....except it's too easy.
Stumped on a plot point? Click to Hulu, see what MacGyver would do. Not sure of your character motivation? See what's new on Netflix and watch a silly comedy, take your mind off those way too-serious folks in your story whose lives are dangling by a thread....
Can too much Pop Culture be bad for you?
Someone help! Is there a screensaver that will time-out the computer, flashing a warning: Step Away From the Computer and Go Take a Walk In THE REAL WORLD!
Oh, wait, Netflix just added four seasons of Wire in the Blood available on instant watch!!!! I'll kick my habit tomorrow.....
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Seriously though February brings lots of exciting things; Lots of games are coming out this month that I'm excited for, Valentines, the holiday where I get lots of cute stuffed animals and all the chocolate I can eat... Last but definately not least: Kickstarter is THIS MONTH.... WOOO!!! I'm so stoked for this!
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Two Michelin Star Chef Edouard Loubet At Trisara Phuket
We are excited to announce the visit of the Two Michelin Star Chef Edouard Loubet from the south of France for an exquisite culinary experience at Trisara, November 18–20. Edouard Loubet, owner of the 2 Michelin Star Restaurant "La Bastide de Capelongue", is truly one of the greatest culinary stars of our times.
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Madison Bonzo of Lebanon was one of 33 WKU students selected as Spirit Masters for the 2016-17 year.
Spirit Masters are the official ambassadors of WKU, and work with the administration, alumni and community to provide a warm reception for guests and welcome every opportunity to promote WKU and exemplify the University's motto, "The Spirit Makes the Master."
Bonzo is a freshman who is majoring in broadcast news with a minor in vocal performance.
The high school and middle schools had an art show at the Marion County Heritage Center last week. In two weeks, the elementary schools' student art show will be on display.
Daniel Beams began his career as an educator in Marion County.
He not only completed his student teaching in Marion County, but he was also hired for his first job here as the director of the 21st Century Community Learning Center.
He's excited to come "home" to lead the Marion County High School Marching Knights as its new band director.
"Marion County has much to be proud of and I am excited to be a part of the team that dreams, believes and achieves," Beams wrote in an email to the Enterprise.
Writing Situation: Each year April 15 marks the anniversary of Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier in baseball in 1947. Read the passages "About My Father" and "Values and Barriers".
Writing Directions: Write an essay about a barrier you have faced in your life. In the essay, explain how you used one or more of Jackie Robinson's nine values to face your barrier.
On Saturday, May 21, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., St. Catharine College is hosting the first of three free farm planning workshops for Kentucky military veterans, socially disadvantaged farmers and beginning farmers. "Farm Foundations: Planning for Success" will focus on whole-farm planning, business management, and starting a sustainable farming operation. Activities will include a hands-on component at a developing farm site as well as business planning activities. Lunch is included, along with resource materials.
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1125 acres near sought after, scenic Leakey, Texas! Wow and incredible timeless hilltop home with 50-mile views! Approximately 10,000 sq. ft. lodge-style home with 6 large suites complete with jacuzzi tubs and private balconies, 8 bathrooms, 4 massive Hill Country rock fireplaces, large bright and open commercial stainless kitchen with granite bar area, a second guest kitchen, large living/entertaining area with additional bar, office, library and double utility rooms.
Also on the property youll find a fish pond, extensive rock retaining walls, landscaping, outdoor lighting, a large overhead carport with workshop and living quarters, commercial-grade walk-in cooler and freezer, game cleaning area, two backup generators, hot-tub, 11 separate heat pumps with individual zones, playhouse, bunkhouse, caretakers house, equipment barn, orchard, 5 water wells, approx. 10 miles of good roads.
Partially cleared cedar (approx. 215 acres), with the rest very very rare and unique with approx. 17 hills and 18 valleys that you own!
If thats not enough, now add end-of-the-road privacy, great neighbors, fencing on 3 sides, and all kinds of native wildlife and free roaming exotics such as Whitetail deer, hogs, turkey, elk, Red deer, Axis deer, Fallow deer, Auodad, Sika deer, Mouflan sheep, Blackbuck antelope, and approx. 22 ready to go deer blinds and feeders. Never commercially hunted, fed year round! Truly an outdoorsmans paradise that is hard to duplicate!!
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Water main break takes out light pole
Water main break takes out light pole
A water main break in subzero temperatures brought down a light pole on Milwaukee's south side.
VIDEO: Water main break shuts down busy south side intersection
The break was reported Tuesday morning around 76th Street and Howard Avenue.
Directing traffic through the busy intersection was a challenge as water was gushing up from the street.
The flowing water even claimed a nearby light pole.
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My main selling point on this family vacation was that we would visit Joshua Tree. With the indigenous trees and humongous boulders the scenery was well worth the drive. The weather in the beginning of January was perfect. There was a nice breeze that would blow in the wind and the sun was warm enough that you didn't quite need you sweater. Hiking boots were necessary and even the GoPro was used. We spent most of the drive stopping at each individual exhibit and climbing on as many boulders as we could.
and we even found some snow
We hiked as far as we could. There were a few parts that were scary so we decided to turn back and continue on our travels.
Keys View was a beautiful panoramic shot of the entire valley. You could see past Coachella to the Salton See and even Signal Mountain in Mexico.
^My littles playing with rocks^
Each individual Joshua Tree had a unique shape about themselves.
You could not find any tree like the other.


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Physical Attraction Women Are Different Than Men
Physical attraction Women are different then men
If you are middle aged and just starting to date online you may be wondering how physical attraction psychology works for men and women; Is it the same or different? My two favorite dating books, Mars and Venus on a Date and The Rules of Dating books, answer this question very thoroughly.
The Rules for Dating books stress that men have a unique type of physical combination that they prefer in a woman. Because of this a woman will save energy if she waits for a man to approach her first. Men have physical types that they prefer WAY more than women do.
This may be discouraging if you have a crush on a guy but you know that his former wife and everyone he hits on looks nothing like you. This is a tough one and it is hard not to think that you could change his mind.
Or if you are on a dating site and not getting many responses of any kind or of the kind you want, you may think, for example, that if you were just 5'4″, platinum blonde, size C cup and size 2 pants you would be able to get any guy you wanted. But that is not true. You may get MORE hits but not all of them.
Men tend to have VERY specific types of body that they will hit on over and over again; like one will like tall, narrow, red head and flat chested. Another will like stick thin, tall and brunette. Another will like someone like me, wide, tall, blonde and extra curvy. A fourth will like short, medium width and size DD chest and up or whatever.
The men will often tell you when they meet you online that you are their type and why. This is true especially at middle age because they have tasted all the flavors and know exactly what kind they like. If they like breasts or butts of a certain size or shape, be prepared to hear it. It is not pleasant but they think they are saying what you want to hear, so try to be nice about it.
I never knew about types till I got divorced. Now I notice that men of all ages with wives or girlfriends walking next to them who are tall, wide and blonde or brunette STARE at me! And men don't stare at me much these days compared to like the old days! It just makes so much sense now.
Online men will email if you are their type. If you email first then you have to randomly email guys till you hit the jack pot and get one whose type you are. That can lead to a big feeling of rejection.
Physical attraction women get to it later
Women's general reaction to the fact that men look at physical attractiveness first is that they are shallow pigs. The Mars and Venus book explains why we feel this way. Women get attracted to the mental aspect of a man first. That is why women talk with their friends about his profession or personality rather than his body first. If she is attracted to very smart men, telling her friends that he has a PhD gives them a sense that he may be a good match for her. A guy will talk about a woman's shape, color and size to his friends in just the same way and for the same reason.
Women of course eventually consider the physical aspect of attraction, but it just takes us longer. And men eventually consider the mental aspect of attraction but it just takes them longer. So we are no more shallow than each other, we just get their differently.
As they get older men and women may start to see patterns in other aspects of attraction than their starting one. For example, men may realize they have only had good relationships with women who were similar to them mentally in a certain way, like loving sports, Harleys or academic conversations. Women may notice that all their long term boyfriends were tall, thin and brown haired or short, stocky and blonde. For this reason, I think middle aged daters get pickier but also can find matches faster.
The good news is that if a woman holds out for a man whose type she is, according to the Rules Book theory, her early dating experience will be pleasantly heaped with praise about how beautiful she is. And if the match is 4 part, physical, emotional, mental and spiritual, she will keep hearing it for the rest of her life.


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CLEVELAND - It's a major award, or coup for the 'A Christmas Story House.'
Something that's eluded them for a long time.
It is the one object that is at the heart of the movie 'A Christmas Story.'
That one thing that Ralphie dreams and schemes and wishes for.
An official Red Ryder carbine action 200 shot range model air rifle.
And now it's back home.
32 years after Ralphie almost shot his eye out.
"There were six guns made for the movie and I knew that Peter Billingsley had one and Daisy had one in its museum. And I wasn't sure where the other ones were." Peter Jones, the owner of the 'A Christmas Story House' said. "This one kind of found us. Someone on our Facebook page contacted us and they said 'hey did you see there was this site selling one of the guns from the movie?' And I went right over there and checked it out and sure enough..."
The rifle was made just for the movie with a compass and sundial in the stock, something that was never a part of the original Red Ryder but was described vividly in Jean Shepherd's book.
This one belonged to the prop manager who worked on the film and the museum snapped it up for a whopping $10,000 dollars making it one of the most expensive BB rifles you'll probably ever see.
On average more than 50,000 people tour the house and museum each year.
Thousands of them make a b-line to pick up the Red Ryder replica once they get into the house. So having the real one in a glass case on display adds more story to the Christmas Story House.
"Are we able to hold the real one?" Bob Weagraff a visitor to the house asked. "That's really cool that they have the real stuff sitting here. It brings you really close to the movie makes you feel like you're part of it."
The one prop that the 'A Christmas Story House' will never get is was one of the original leg lamps that was used in movie.
Jones says by all reports they were all destroyed or thrown away sometime in the 1990's.


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Peter Grasso has been working as an actor, writer and director in Vancouver for over twenty years and has accumulated multiple theatre, film and television credits. He is proud to have written a one-act play titled Man Up, concerning the struggles of at-risk youth, which toured the Lower Mainland in 2016.
Peter has been teaching since 1989 and has taught hundreds of workshops for young actors at Templeton Secondary, with Tarlington Talent teaching students how to create, write, shoot and edit films, and at Atlanthus Achievement Centre working with youth between 10 and 18 years old. He enjoys being a part of the growth of aspiring performers.
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Investment in West Papua
Indonesia's Salim Group linked to 'secret' palm oil concessions in West Papua
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By Daniel Pye, Mongabay.com, Monday 6 June 2016 One of Indonesia's largest conglomerates, the Salim Group, has likely acquired four palm oil concessions in West Papua using a complex network of shared directorships and offshore companies, new research suggests. Online watchdog awas MIFEE reported in May it had uncovered evidence that the four plantations — […]
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KUALA LUMPUR: Mudajaya Group Bhd's indirect 95%-owned subsidiary PT Mudajaya Energi Indonesia plans to develop and operate 2×7 MW coal-fired steam power plant in Manokwari, West Papua of Indonesia by acquiring a controlling interest in PT Harmoni Energi Indonesia Manokwari (PT HEIM). Mudajaya, which is involved in sectors ranging from construction to power, told Bursa […]
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Do you remember the last major initiative you watched die in your organization? Did it go down with a loud crash? Or was it slowly and quietly suffocated by other competing priorities? By the time it finally disappeared, it's likely no one even noticed. What happened? The "whirlwind" of urgent activity required to keep things running day-to-day devoured all the time and energy you needed to invest in executing your strategy for tomorrow! The 4 Disciplines of Execution can change all that forever.
The 4 Disciplines of Execution (4DX) is a simple, repeatable, and proven formula for executing on your most important strategic priorities in the midst of the whirlwind. By following the 4 Disciplines: focusing on the wildly important, acting on lead measures, keeping a compelling scoreboard, and creating a cadence of accountability, leaders can produce breakthrough results.
4DX is not theory. It is a proven set of practices that have been tested and refined by hundreds of organizations and thousands of teams over many years. When a company or an individual adheres to these disciplines, they achieve superb results – regardless of the goal. 4DX represents a new way of thinking and working that is essential to thriving in today's competitive climate.
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If you're leading people right now, you are probably trying to get them to do something different. Whether you lead a small work team or a whole company, a family or a factory, no significant result is achievable unless people change their behavior. To be successful, you will need their commitment. Getting the kind of commitment that will endure in the midst of the daily grind is not easy. When you execute a strategy that requires a lasting change in the behavior of other people, you're facing one of the greatest leadership challenges you will ever meet. With the 4 Disciplines of Execution (4DX), you are implementing a set of proven practices that meet that challenge successfully every time. The real enemy of execution is the whirlwind, the massive amount of energy that's necessary just to keep your operation going on a day-to-day basis. The 4 Disciplines aren't designed for managing your whirlwind but for executing your most critical strategy in the midst of your whirlwind.
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Kids of all ages enjoy the free games offered at the Hometown Fair. Each race or game is typically offered in heats for ages 4-7, 8-12, 14-18, and 19+ for the adults. Games typically include a water balloon toss, a 3-legged race, a sack race, an egg toss and several other surprises. All game winners in each age group receive prizes that have been generously donated by our local merchants.
For children under 4, we have a magician that will perform both days at the Tot Lot, a Treasure Hunt for toys, roaming clowns, and of course our famous Toddler Trot and Diaper Derby races.
The annual Diaper Derby and Toddler Trot races are a hit for both the parents and the children racers alike! Entrants for the Diaper Derby must still be crawling, and for the Toddler Trot, are walkers under 24 months. Parents… bring your cameras. It is a hoot!
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Curious George "Now"Image courtesy of Problogger.net
Every year in Boston, Massachusetts, Curiosity Day is celebrated. The event strives to encourage a love of reading in children and their caregivers. This year, Curiosity Day is being celebrated on September 24th at the Boston Public Library. But even if you don't live in the Boston area, you can still participate!
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Image courtesy of Houghton Mifflin
Houghton Mifflin put out an awesome Curiosity Day Kit, with all kinds of fun ideas and activities for you and your family to enjoy. Everything from hosting a "Curiosity Day--Birthday Party" for George, to printables, to a list of 70 different activities to do with your kids that encourage curiosity. It's an all inclusive resource for all things George.
If you're still jonesin' for more George after checking out the Curiosity Day Kit, George has his own website and Facebook page. Just click around, both are full of resources. Your child can even be selected at the Facebook Fan of the Week if you submit their photo, a big deal for any little person.
And of course there's always the books! Chances are you'll find them in the picture book section of your local library under the author H.A. Ray. If your child falls in love with the books, you may consider letting them watch Curious George on PBS, or letting him or her play some of George's games online. George has even starred in his own full-length movie and sequel!
George seems to be everywhere in his old age, and kids still just can't get enough of him! So much for early retirement for you George. Happy Birthday!
And happy (early) Curiosity Day to all of my human friends!


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Written correspondence from counsel to the court.
Judge Rambo prefers no written correspondence unless directed by the court or to report a settlement.
Preference for the use of telephone conferences rather than in-person conferences for any category of conferences scheduled in connection with a case.
Judge Rambo prefers the use of telephone conferences rather than in-person conferences for all conferences except pretrial conferences and settlement conferences, which are in person. In the case of a discovery dispute, counsel shall call chambers and request a conference call be scheduled between the parties and the court to resolve the issue(s).
Courtesy copies of motions, briefs, and other writings for chambers.
Any documents filed via the Electronic Case Filing System (ECF) that are not under seal are automatically served upon chambers and a paper copy need not be submitted. The exception to this is that any document that exceeding 99 pages shall be submitted on paper to chambers (bound or fastened with exhibits tabbed). Counsel shall send directly to chambers any in-camera submissions. In sealed criminal cases, two paper copies of any document shall be submitted to the Clerk of Court to be sent to chambers.
Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26 and M.D. Pa. Local Rule 26.1.
Judge Rambo prefers that discovery commence before the Rule 16 conference. Judge Rambo directs that counsel not file discovery motions unless conflicts cannot be resolved by telephone conference.
The extent to which counsel may influence the length of discovery in a standard track case and the extent to which the standard amount of time is varied.
Judge Rambo typically allows six to eight months from the filing of the complaint for discovery.
Procedure for scheduling trials, including whether a date certain for trial is assigned; if so, the amount of time prior to trial that such a date certain is assigned; and the extent to which it may be moved during the month in which it has been scheduled.
Judge Rambo determines dates for trials at the pretrial conference unless trial will involve a large number of counsel, witnesses, experts and is to be over a week in length. In such cases, Judge Rambo will make prior arrangements by request. Once set, Judge Rambo does not change trial dates.
Trial briefs submitted by counsel.
Judge Rambo prefers to receive trial briefs at least two business days prior to the commencement of trial.
Counsel participation in voir dire.
In criminal cases, Judge Rambo conducts the voir dire but allows written submissions of proposed questions. In civil cases, Judge Rambo allows counsel to conduct voir dire based on questions submitted to and approved by her. Counsel submit proposed voir dire questions as part of their pretrial memoranda.
Whether more than one attorney may handle trial for a party.
Judge Rambo permits more than one attorney to handle trial for a party.
Pre-marking of documentary and photographic exhibits and other demonstrative evidence for trial and the date upon which exchange of exhibits is to take place, if any.
Judge Rambo requires pre-marking of exhibits at the meeting of counsel preceding the pretrial conference, as required by the rules. If electronic display of exhibits is desired for trial, contact the courtroom deputy for instructions.
Practice for the receipt of proposed jury instructions, including the form of jury instructions, and any divergence from the number of jury instructions permitted by the Middle District local rules.
Judge Rambo requires submission of proposed jury instructions as part of the pretrial memoranda. Judge Rambo does not require submission of standard instructions such as burden of proof, credibility, etc. She prefers points on the substantive law. Judge Rambo will not permit a party to file more proposed instructions than the local rules permit, except with leave of court in a complex case.
Written verdict forms (in the form of interrogatory questions) to the jury.
Judge Rambo routinely submits verdict forms. She will accept counsels' proposed verdict forms but will usually alter them.
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1982 Stevens 47
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- Year:
- 1982
- Length:
- 47'
- Engine/Fuel Type:
- Single / diesel
- Located In:
- Wilmington, NC
- Hull Material:
- Fiberglass
- 1675-2934734
- Current Price:
** Recent Price Reduction!**
The Stevens 47's are a sought after performance cruisers with many circumnavigations to their credit. Stevens 47's are designed to liveaboard in comfort with a spacious interior and plenty of strategically located storage. The superior quality of the build and comfortable center cockpit will make the owner feel safe even in inclement weather. The craftsmanship and intricate woodwork makes her interior feel warm and welcoming. The layout is ideal for hosting friends and family for an evening on the hook. The performance of these boats is very impressive, sailing up to 225 miles in a 24-hour period. The seller has purchased another vessel and has decided to step away from sailing for now. She is ready and equipped to take on the sailing world with many recent upgrades. Come and take a look at this amazing vessel, she will be well worth the trip.
Bennett Brothers Yachts is a full service brokerage, boatyard, builder and refit specialist with an adjacent deep water marina. Our tenured craftsmen specialize in maintenance and performance enhancements to sailing vessels, trawlers, motor yachts and beyond. Our 30 years of personalized service is known worldwide. How may we help you?
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Builder: Stevens
Designer: Sparkman and Stephens
Keel: Fin
LOA: 46 ft 10 in
Beam: 14 ft 3 in
LWL: 37 ft 9 in
Total Power: 75 HP
Engine 1:
Engine Brand: Yanmar
Year Built: 2010
Engine Model: 4JH4-TE
Engine Type: Inboard
Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel
Engine Hours: 200
Drive Type: Direct Drive
Engine Power: 75 HP
Fresh Water Tanks: Stainless steel (250 Gallons)
Fuel Tanks: Stainless steel (150 Gallons)
Number of heads: 2
Max Draft: 6
Ballast: 14500
2010 Yanmar 4JH4-TE with ZF30 transmission
- Max Speed: 8.2 Knots
- Engine Hours less than 200
- NEW Alternator 2017
Fuel: 120
- 95 gallon stainless steel Primary
- 25 gallon stainless steel secondary
Fresh Water: 250
Three stainless steel water tanks and stainless manifold
The galley is located aft of the port dinette. The galley sinks are centerline under the cockpit footwell allowing the space to feel open and connected. The layout allows for the cook to feel part of the conversation when hosting guests aboard. There is great cross ventilation due to ports in the cockpit footwell as well as the outboard house side.
- An engine drive system with two Sea Frost Trade Winds holding plates (installed 2010) chills the refrigerator and freezer.
- Three burner stainless steel propane Shipmate stove and oven built into the center of the counter.
- Propane solenoid switch is mounted on the aft bulkhead
- Samsung microwave oven built into the cabinets above the stove.
- Built in storage for everything from dishes, pots and pans, cups to dry goods, canned goods, etc.
The forward-facing nav station has plenty of cabinets for storage.
- Robertson 300x Autopilot (original) with hydraulic linear drive
Recently Upgraded:
- ICOM IC SSB radio (original) and GAM/ McKIM split lead antenna (2014)
- Simrad NSS-12 multifunction display (2012)
- ICOM IC m127 VHF (original) with GAM antenna (2012)
- Northstar 951x GPS plotter with Robertson AP300X autopilot
- Simrad Broadband 3G with Furuno RD33 radar display (2012)
- Airmar PB200 Weather Station (2012)
- Airmar DST800 depth/ speed/ temp
- Simrad NAIS-400L ClassB AIS with GPS antenna (2013)
- SSB Antenna GAM/McKim split lead (2014)
- Wave WIFI Rogue Pro system with Linksys Wireless G router (2014)
- 75w Rigid solar panel and a 1500w inverter
Starting from Bow to Stern:
The V-berth is a large double with new foam in the cushions (2015). Access to the chain rode and anchor locker is at the foot of the berth by double doors. Underneath the double V –berth is a large storage area with an access underneath the cushions, directly under the hatch. This allows for items to be lowered directly into the storage area from the deck. There are also double doors at the face of the aft end of the berth, giving this storage space great access. Ventilation for the V-berth through a large hatch and dorade. There is a large hanging locker, a bureau, and a seat on the starboard side of the forward berth.
Directly aft to port is the "crew quarters." There are two single births, over and under, and a large hanging locker, bureau, and storage. Across from the double berth, starboard of centerline, is a wet head. This head is a Groco K series toilet, sink, vanity, storage and a shower. There is a hatch to provide excellent ventilation.
The salon has an L-shaped dinette to port and wraps around a foldout dining table. There is a straight settee to starboard with a sea berth outboard starboard with cabinets above it. The starboard settee is large enough for an adult to sleep comfortably.
The galley is located aft of the port dinette. The galley sinks are centerline under the cockpit footwell allowing the space to feel open and connected. There is great cross ventilation due to ports in the cockpit footwell as well as the outboard house side.
- An engine drive system with two Sea Frost Trade Winds holding plates (installed 2010) chills the refrigerator and freezer.
- Three burner stainless steel propane Shipmate stove and oven built into the center of the counter
- Propane solenoid switch is mounted on the aft bulkhead
- Samsung microwave oven built into the cabinets above the stove.
- Built in storage for everything from dishes and cups to dry goods, canned goods, etc.
The aft cabin (owner's cabin) has a double birth to port and a single to starboard, separated by a bureau. The foam in the cushions was replaced 2015. There is two hanging lockers and plenty of storage for all of the owner's needs. There are two port lights and a large hatch, giving the cabin excellent ventilation. This cabin also has its own reverse air unit, allowing the cabin to adjust the climate to the owners needs.
Nav Station:
- The nav station is forward facing and comfortably seats one.
The Marinetics electrical panel for AC and DC power distribution is mounted in Nav Station. She is wired for twin 30 amp shore power cord.
- Comes with a 50' 30 amp shore power cord
- Rigid 75w solar panel mounted on custom davits
- Zantrex Pro Watt 1750 invertor mounted under nav station
- 40amp Zantrex True Charge 40 AC batter charger and monitor
- Balmar 612 Max Charge smart regulator and Belmar alternator (for engine)
- - (6) 12V AGM batteries replaced in 2015
- - 4 for domestic use
- - 1 for engine
- - 1 for windless - NEW in 2017
- Custom Sound Spar built to Rod Stephens specifications
- Hailyard winches mounted to mast include two Barient 27St and one Barient 25.
- All standing rigging replaced in 2015
- Schafer in boom gamma roller furling system installed by Mack Sails 2012
- New Mack Sails Mainsail (2012)
- New 135 Genoa (Mack Sails: 2012)
- Original Staysail (circa 1995)
- Asymmetrical and symmetrical spinnaker included
Running rigging is all in good condition, including backstays mounted on a Harken track. Genoa and staysail are mounted on Harken roller furling systems.
The hull to deck joint on the Stevens 47's is a fully bonded joint through which the toe rail also bolts, providing a virtual one piece structure. The bulkheads are also fully bonded to the deck and the hull. The deck is cored with a rigid PVC foam and is solid where deck gear, cleats and genoa tracks are bolted through. The result is a most durable structure.
- Winches:
- (2) Barient 36ST primary
- (1) Barient 28 ST secondary
- Harkin Electric Unipower mainsheet winch
- All hatch covers re-bedded
- Custom dodger and bimini with strata glass
- (2) Weather proof Fusion speakers mounted under dodger
- Custom SS seatback
- Cockpit cushions and seatback cushions replaced 2015
- Plath windless with a drum for rode and chain gipsy
- (1) 50# Bruce anchor and 200' of 3/8'' chain
- (1) 35# Danforth with 150' nylon rode
Extra Features
- Givens 6 man life raft in a Switlik container (last inspected in March 2000)
- 4 PFD's – Type I
- Life sling and horseshoe throw able life preserver
- 5 throwable cushions
- EPIRB – Litton Category 2 0.7 mile range (issue A0918)
- Adjusted Jacklines and tethers
- Teak grabrails on foredeck
- Vinyl coated lifelines
- Stowable echomaster Radar Reflector
- 42'' Gale Rider drogue with 350' of 3 strand Nylon rose and bridle
- Orion flare gun
- Personal Mayday II strobe
- Rail mounded motor lift and custom motor mount on the stern rail
- Bosuns chair
- Rail mounted Magma Grille
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Many of these Japanese gonzo splatter films feel like they involve male directors working out their particular fetishes as witness the recurrence of heroines dressed in schoolgirl uniforms. Here, for instance, Noboru Iguchi includes a nude girl-on-girl shower with heroine Arisa Nakamura for no other reason than just because. You get the impression that Noboru Iguchi is a scat fetishist (for those not up on their philias, an obsession with shit, asses and related matters). The same obsession also turn up in Iguchis segment of The ABCs of Death, which concerns a Japanese schoolgirl who has a lesbian obsession with her teachers farts. In the first major scene here, Asano Mamoru, having eaten a tapeworm in the belief that it will make her thin, must go to the toilet in an outhouse whereupon Iguchis camera focuses in on her ass as she pulls her panties down to poop while beneath her in the cistern a zombie looks up as it swims amid the floating shit and then comes up to fetishistically claw at her bare ass. In the next scene, we see Mamoru fleeing a horde of zombies, doubled over in gastric discomfort, farting a noxious yellow gas at them, before a demon forces its way out of her anus.
On the other hand, and certainly in comparison to the other gonzo Japanese horror films, Noboru Iguchi delivers a rather dull film that lacks much focus. For one, it is a film that never has much in the way of a concept, just various elements zombie things, parasite creatures emerging out of peoples asses, a mad scientist and his daughter that have been thrown together with little concern for an explanatory rationale driving them. What happens throughout feels very haphazard and ramshackle. Iguchi gives us plentiful splatter in the form of severed heads, axes in the crotch, severed torsos and the like. On the other hand, these are far less imaginative than the effects that turn up in almost all of the abovementioned gonzo Japanese splatter films. Moreover, rather than physical makeup effects, Iguchi has chosen the route of depicting many of these via cheap CGI. The photography of the film is also shoddy.
Nevertheless, Zombie Ass: The Toilet of the Dead is a film driven by the craziness of its imagery like hordes of zombies all stumbling along being made to walk backwards and hunched over by the parasites protruding out of their asses. There is the perverse image a familiar one to anybody who has watched any hentai anime of Mayu Sugano bound by parasite tentacles that penetrate her mouth, ass and vagina while being held prisoner in mid-air. The film finds itself in about the last twenty minutes where Yuki gets taken over by a parasite creature that emerges in full form and flies up into the sky, while schoolgirl heroine Arisa Nakamura flies in on clouds of superpowered farts to fight with her in mid-air just like a superheroine.
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Last year when I made this cake for the first time, my fiancé asked if I would make one every week forever. I brought it to Thanksgiving, which was the first time I met his family, and I swear 99% of why they liked me was this cake. This year his mom asked me to make it again but since we won't be spending Thanksgiving with them I made it a little early. The recipe makes enough to fill one 10″ bundt pan (which looks beautiful dusted with powdered sugar as part of a Thanksgiving spread), but this time I made four small loaves (5″x3″) and one regular loaf (9″x5″). I divvied up three of the loaves between Greyson and his mom, and then put two in the freezer so I won't have to make them again in a couple weeks (read: so we didn't eat five cakes in one week). If you're making this recipe for Thanksgiving, I would use a bundt pan for aesthetic reasons, but if you're just making it to snack on the loaves are perfect for slicing and toasting in the morning with coffee (spread with a little peanut butter or cream cheese they're even better!).
1 cup butter, softened
2 cups white sugar
2 eggs
1 tsp vanilla extract
2 cups all purpose flour, plus 1 1/2 tbsp
1 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp baking soda
1/4 tsp salt
1 cup sour cream
1 1/4 cups apple, peeled, cored and finely chopped
2 tbsp brown sugar
1 tsp cinnamon
1/8 tsp ground cloves
1/4 tsp ground ginger
1/8 tsp ground nutmeg
Optional Glaze
1 cup powered sugar
1 tsp almond extract
1-2 tbsp milk
Preheat oven to 350. Grease and flour pan(s).
In a large bowl combine the butter and sugar and beat with an electric mixer on high speed until light and fluffy (about 90 seconds). Add eggs one at a time, mixing completely after each addition. Add vanilla and mix to combine.
In a medium bowl combine flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. Add 1/3 of the flour mixture to the butter and sugar mixture, beating until completely combined. Add 1/2 of the sour cream, mix completely, then add another 1/3 of the flour and mix completely. Add the rest of the sour cream and mix completely. Add the rest of the flour mixture and mix until combined, then set aside.
Place the chopped apples in a small mixing bowl. Sprinkle with the remaining 1 1/2 tbsp flour, brown sugar and spices. Toss to coat evenly. Mix the apples with the batter using a spatula until the apples are evenly distributed but there is still a swirl pattern.
Transfer to the pan(s) and bake for 45-55 minutes if making a bundt, 35-40 minutes if making loaves, or until golden. Allow the cake to cool before inverting it and coating with glaze (if desired).
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Malphite does best when he has health and that is why he builds armor, magic resist, and health items. He wants to keep his health... he has to have that Armor and MR. Start out with the Mana item because it helps to use his Seismic Shard more often to harass the enemy. Eventually the enemy will become low enough with seismic shard hits and you and your lane partner can kill slowed enemy. Later in game Malphite becomes very hard to kill and thats why Sunfire Cape and Frozen Mallet are important. He has to make sure he has some sort of damage output so that he can effectively draw attention from your squishy team mates to yourself.


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*The Story of My Life* may be the most extraordinary autobiography ever written. Its author was only 22 when it was published, in 1903, but her life to that point had already been most uncommon: she had been rendered deaf, blind, and later mute by an illness at the age of 19 months, and only years later learned to read, speak, and understand others through the dedication of a teacher extraordinary in her own right. American author and activist HELEN ADAMS KELLER (1880-1968) became famous thanks to *The Story of My Life,* which was later adapted for stage and screen in various incarnations under the title *The Miracle Worker,* a reference to that special teacher, Annie Sullivan. Here, in her own words, is Keller's firsthand experience of the dawning of enlightenment on the severely isolated child she was, and her evolution into the educated and erudite young woman she became.
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Machu Picchu Extension Amazon River Cruise Feb 14—19, 2015
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Spellbound and awe-inspired on a remote Andean ridge in deepest Peru, sandwiched between two cloud-misted mountains, taking in the breathtaking view of Machu Picchu as the mist rose, was an unforgettable experience. Words can't even begin to explain the phenomenal spiritual experience that occurs during a visit to one of the world's most instantly recognizable landmarks. A center of the Inca Empire for nearly 100 years, Machu Picchu is today one of the most familiar icons and a must destination of South American tourism.
For this Amazon River Cruise Pre-trip, a visit to the revered archaeological site was the obvious centerpiece of a tour that included a wealth of natural and cultural attractions. Traveling from Lima on the coast to the Andean gateway city of Cuzco offered powerful insight into the astounding geographical and cultural diversity of Peru, and there is no better way to learn the intimate historic details than with Doris Valencia and her outstanding local knowledge.
Our first stop after arriving in Cuzco was a foray to Laguna Huacarpay which proved memorable, as that region of marshes, farmland, fields, and hills teemed with birds. Despite several periods of drizzle we did well; many of the species we saw were not particularly rare, yet offered a wonderful representation of Andean waterbirds and land birds. A particular highlight was the Peregrine that we watched through the scope as it tore into its lunch, ripping out the teal's feathers to get to the succulent meat. Other species such as Puna Ibis, Andean Lapwing, Andean Gull, Puna and Yellow-billed teal, Spot-winged Pigeon, Yellow-winged Blackbird, and Brown-bellied Swallow were all received with excitement by our group.
From Cuzco, our descent of the Urubamba River Valley brought astonishing views of one of the wildest rivers any of us had ever laid eyes on. February is typically a time of high water on the Amazon and its tributaries, and this held especially true this year with the Urubamba appearing as a roiling cauldron of brown, white-capped water.
On our day in the Andes outside the old city of Ollantaytambo, we ranged from 8,500 feet up to 14,000 feet at the magnificent Abra Malaga Pass searching for the region's specialty birds. Excellent views of the endemic Chestnut-breasted Mountain-Finch and Creamy-crested Spinetail were special, but equally memorable were our encounters with Red-crested Cotinga and hummingbirds, many whose names are as angelic as their glittery appearances. Hummers with names like Shining Sunbeam, Giant, Velvet-throated Starfrontlet, Sparkling Violetear, and Tyrian Metaltail were seen well, while a vigil with a superb endemic male White-tufted Sunbeam was supreme. However, what topped it for me was observing the amazing behavior of the tiny Blue-mantled Thornbill as it landed on the Andean meadow to delicately extract nectar from each tiny flowering plant. We had superb scope studies of both Aplomado Falcon and Mountain Caracara, and another surprise endemic in the form of an Unstreaked Tit-Tyrant foraging in the bamboo along with a lovely and well-behaved Black-throated Flowerpiercer and Rufous-breasted Chat-Tyrant.
In addition to the birding, the tour provided an intimate look at a range of Peruvian landscapes and people. Above Ollantaytambo, we entered the heart of the Andes, a region of massive mountains, glaciated river valleys, high elevation grasslands, and crystal-clear whitewater rivers punctuated by picture-perfect cascades. Along our tour route we encountered people every step of the way, many of whom were Inca descendants still steeped in their traditional customs. We witnessed fiestas and dances, women adorned with all types of hats and colorful dresses, farmers in their fields, and even the inside of a traditional home in Ollantaytambo.
As for Machu Picchu, part of the thrill was simply getting there. A morning-long train ride from Yucay to Aguas Calientes certainly heightened our sense of adventure, but traveling alongside the raging Urubamba for mile after mile was an arresting experience; with thanks to mostly Dave's sharp eyes, we recorded an amazing 23 Torrent Ducks! A two-night stay in Aguas Calientes in our lovely Pueblo Hotel provided exposure to mountains draped in cloud forest and an abundance of amazing orchids, and all the birds were new to us. Birding the hotel grounds produced a range of new birds. The tanagers and hummingbirds were the primary attractions, with the likes of Golden-naped, Blue-neck, Silvery, and Saffron-crowned providing close-up views on the fruit feeders, allowing us to take in their wonderful vivid color patterns. Walking the lush grounds gave us the opportunity to sort through a mixed-species flock at the forest edge, revealing the awesome diversity of the equatorial tropics and allowing us studies of such gems as Andean Cock-of-the-rock, Andean Motmot, and the tiny Ocellated Piculet.
For all this, it was Machu Picchu—timeless in endurance, regal in presentation—that drew us here. Perfectly situated amid towering emerald mountains, the ruins formed a focal point to the area's undeniable scenic grandeur, accentuated, no less, by low clouds periodically obscuring these secret ruins. We even managed to see some cool birds such as the skulky endemic Inca Wren, and mammals such as the cute Northern Vizcacha.
What a fantastic group you all were! I enjoyed immersing myself in this exotic and incredible historical corner of Peru and its neat avifauna and wildlife. I hope that you all enjoyed it as much as I did. We shared so many fantastic, unique, and special memories. Finally, we must acknowledge Doris Valencia, one of the best local guides I've ever worked with. An ace birder on one hand, and an authority on Inca history and Peruvian culture on the other, Doris routinely demonstrated voluminous knowledge of her home country—its people, its history, and its wildlife. Thanks to her, our experiences were all the richer.
I do hope to see you all again sometime in the future on another wonderful and exciting VENT adventure. Meanwhile, very happy birding to you all!


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An odd couple (Nicolas Cage and Holly Hunter), are desperate for a child but are both infertile, so they kidnap one of the famous Arizona quintuplets, believing that one wouldn't be missed. This proves not to be the case, and a frenetic chase ensues. The Coen brothers ('Barton Fink', 'The Hudsucker Proxy') bring their quirky sensibilities to this comic caper.


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Beginning of the week tips that could save your social life from taking a huge plummet. Every now and then you come into contact with someone who just really doesn't get the high five thing. It's okay. You don't have to loose friends over it or stress out to much. We thought that you would enjoy this video about high five etiquette.
Here's a short story about a person who came to our leasing office to looking to rent an apartment. It was a young guy maybe in his mid-twenties. He looked like an average college student, he said he'd rather have off campus housing so he was interested is our apartment community because of the location. The funny part is that he kept trying to high five everyone in the office anytime we said one bedroom apartment. When I saw this video I thought about that young student.
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