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These are just some of the events going on – check the town websites for even more to do while you are here!
4 July – Frisco's Fabulous Fourth of July Celebration
4 July – Independence Day 10K Trail Run
6 July – Frisco's Founder's Day Celebration
11 July – Concert in the Park Series: Dave Alvin & the Guilty Ones
13 July – Triple Bypass Bicycle Ride (Day #1)
18 July – Concert in the Park Series: Fierce Bad Rabbit
19 July – Full Moon Fling Disc Golf
25 July – Junior Sailing Olympics
25 July – Concert in the Park Series: The Trishas
3, 4, 6, 10, 13,17, 19, 20, 21, 24, 27, and 31 July – National Repertory Orchestra Concerts
6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21, 27, and 28 July – PRCA Pro Rodeo
5-7 July – July Art Festival
5 July – Blue River Series: The Wailers
11 July – Blue River Series: The Fabulous Thunderbirds
13 July – Breckenridge Festival of Film Tennis Tournament
26-28 July – Main Street Art Festival
26 July – John Adams Band Presents John Denver – The Tribute
18 July – Ice Cream Social at Willow Grove Open Space
28 July – Rocky Mountain Triathlon
4 July – 4th of July Celebration
6 July – Keystone Citizens League Open Meeting
6-7 July – Big Mountain Enduro
13-14 July – Keystone Wine and Jazz Festival
20 July – Boats N' Brews
27-28 July – Rocky Mountain Revival Wellness Weekend
4-7 July – Wanderlust Colorado Festival
19 July – Freee Live Music – Rob Drabkin
20-22 July – Courage Classic
27 July – Hike MS Colorado & Benefit Concert
27 – Free Live Music – Bob Skizzum
4 July – NRO Performance
4 July – July 4th Old Town Celebration
4 July – Amphitheater Concert
5, 12, 19, and 26 – Dillon Farmer's Market (Friday's throughout the summer)
6, 13, 20, and 27 – Sunset at The Summit Concert Series (Saturday's throughout the summer)
19-21 July – Dillon Arts Festival
Activities – Entertainment
We now have full meal service in any of our 4 Lodges! Relax and let us do the cooking! Please ask for all the details!
471 Rainbow Drive
Silverthorne, Co.
Breakfast:note all breakfasts will be served with assorted fruits,milks,orange juice,coffee,some assorted cereals.
1. ham steaks,Rocky mt. scrambled eggs,American fries.
2. sausage links,hash brown patty,scrambled eggs.
3. french toast,bacon,American fries,
4. croissants filled with ham&cheese,sausage patty,hash browns.
5. country fried steak with country style gravy,scrambled eggs,American fries.
6. breakfast burritos, condiments include,ham,cheese,onions,mushrooms,green pepper,potatoes,eggs.
7.buttermilk pancakes,bacon,hash browns,assorted syrups.
8.biscuits&gravy,scrambled eggs,American fries, note protein is ground turkey breast.
9.french toast,ham steaks,hash browns.
10.sausage links,scrambled eggs,American fries.
Lunch:note 70% of lunches or less will be build your own sandwiches with assorted power bars & fruit cups& jello cups. Assorted lunch meats, and regular condiments. 30% or more of the lunches will be hot lunches.
Dinners: please note that breads will be served with appropriate dinners.
1.Mile High lasagna dinner,turkey protein,assorted baked breads& vegetables.
2. Western bar-b-q night. country style pork ribs bar-b-q to perfection,baked potatoes,vegetables.
3. High County pacific true cod fish,baked & lightly seasoned,mashed potatoes, vegetables.
4.Surf and turf chicken & seafood fettuccine with a mix of select mix of vegetables,assorted baked breads.
5.South of the border night,wet burritos,tacos,taco salads, with all condiments included.
6. International night spaghetti and meatballs,turkey protein. Italian sausage&peppers,assorted baked breads.
7. Farmers baked chicken dinner,mashed potatoes & gravy ,vegetables.
8. Italian cheese tortellini with meat sauce,or meatless sauce,baked breads.
9.Midwest special potato casserole ,turkey protein,layered potatoes,meat,boiled eggs. peas& carrots,assorted baked breads.
10.Americana special chicken&dumpling,mixed vegetables.
11. Back to the future pot roast dinner(beef).potatoes,carrots,celery served with Texas toast,assorted breads.
12.Specialty pizza night. 1 night only please, assorted pizzas,and bread sticks,mozzarella sticks,and sauces.
13.Chinese night. sweet & sour chicken, chicken fried rice,vegetable egg rolls,vegetable lo mien noodles.
14.American Grill night hamburgers & brats,french fries potato salad,baked beans.
All special meal requests can be made at $8 – $22 extra per person per day. (I will need menu suggestion for all special requests, thanks. (please email to me asap)
Please note Gratuity is NOT included and upgraded meals can be arranged with Steve before your stay. Steve is good with cakes if you have a special occasions.
The Town of Silverthorne incorporated in the 1960's and has flourished with the tourism brought on by the ski industry ever since. With the Blue River and its world-class fly fishing and proximity to the Ptarmigan and Eagles Nest Wilderness areas, Silverthorne is an outdoor enthusiast's dream destination. Summer or winter, Silverthorne offers numerous Summit County activities and state-of-the-art facilities such as its newly completed Recreation Center for indoor adventures in fitness. The Dillon/Silverthorne Factory Outlet Stores provide over 70 brand name shops which are widely known for quality, value and variety and help make Silverthorne a popular stop for all visitors to the area.
From Denver, Colorado:
Encompassing 62,000 square feet, the recreation center features quality facilities, recreational programming and activities for all ages. The center offers yoga, land and water aerobics, personal training, indoor cycling, fitness equipment, racquetball courts, babysitting and massages therapy. Whether in for a full workout or a soak in the Jacuzzi after a day on the slopes, the Silverthorne Recreation Center has something for everyone.
Hours of Operation:
Monday – Friday 6:00am – 9:00pm
Saturday – 7:00am – 9:00pm
Sunday – 8:00am – 9:00pm
For more information call 970-262-7370
What a better place to have your big wedding day than at an elegant pavilion bordering the Blue River in Silverthorne. With magnificent balconies, arched ceilings, French doors, spectacular chandeliers, abundance of natural light and cozy furnishings you can have the perfect setting for a mountain wedding. Not to forget about the large dance floor and elevated area for a live band or DJ. To view this attractive venue call 970-262-7390.
400 Blue River Highway
Silverthorne, Colorado 80498
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Just click the any of the Maps listed below and print it out for you Summit Peaks Adventure! 😉
This is a great family day hike. You can park at the lower lake and them walk up to the fall located on the back side of the lake! There is trout fishing here and the view are very nice. The walk to the falls is less than 1 hour and is very worth while!;)
2010 update!
It's arguably one of the most unique and beautiful hiking trails in the state.
But for three months this spring and summer, hikers will be turned away.
The immensely popular Hanging Lake Trail will be closed starting May 1 through Aug. 1, and again from Sept. 15-20.
The closure is for trail maintenance and the replacement of the boardwalk that goes around most of the lake, said Pat Thrasher, public affairs officer for the White River National Forest.
It's been 18 years since the existing boardwalk was built. According to Thrasher, an estimated 1 million hikers have hiked the trail and used the boardwalk since it was installed in 1992. That's approximately 80,000 a year that make their way up the steep and picturesque 1.5-mile trail. Hanging Lake draws hikers year round, but the summer months are the most popular time for the trail.
The Forest Service had hoped that the boardwalk would last between 15-20 years.
Thrasher said he understands the difficulty in closing such a popular destination during its high season — one of the most visited sites on the Interstate 70 corridor — but that they really didn't have a choice.
"We looked at the feasibility of doing the work in the winter and it just wasn't practical. So we're stuck in the situation where there's no good time to do this project. We have to bite the bullet and do the project in the summer. We're hopeful that people will understand that it's a short-term inconvenience versus the long-term benefit," he said.
Jeff Neer, owner of Canyon Bikes, located in the Hotel Colorado, understands and accepts that the work must be done.
"It will be much nicer when it's finished. It's something that has to be done," he said.
Neer estimates that 95 percent of his customers use the Glenwood Canyon. Some rent bikes, ride to the Hanging Lake trailhead and make the hike.
"I'm sure we will have some disappointed people, but they will still be able to ride through the [Glenwood] Canyon," he said.
Our ski season starts in October and lasts into June or sometimes even July! Loveland and A-Basin are the two mountains that are the 1st in the entire county to open and A-basin is one of the last to close. If you have never skied in June this is a real fun experience. The crowd in one of a kind! It is not uncommon to see bikinis!
SUMMIT COUNTY — The amount of open skiing terrain in Summit County continues to decline while spring rolls along. Bad behavior by skiers and boarders, on the other hand, seems to increase as the ropes creep inward.
Poaching closed terrain is among the most common — and dangerous — of spring-time rule-breaking. And young men in their late teens and early 20s comprise the majority of offenders.
"It's not a new thing," said Arapahoe Basin general manager Alan Henceroth. "Sometimes they do it, and they don't realize it's a hazard. Sometimes they just don't care. It's hard to deal with either of those reasons.
Why do they do it?
With their ski passes and their lives at stake, it seems illogical that skiers and riders would take the risks of entering closed terrain. But logic doesn't heavily factor into the decision-making process for the demographic group most likely to poach, according to University of Colorado psychology professor Tina Pittman Wagers.
"Adolescents are kind of notorious for having poor impulse control," Pittman Wagers said.
In terms of neurological development, human adolescence spans the ages of 13-25 for males. Females usually mature by age 23. During that period, there are a host of reasons why they take risks that seem unnecessary or doltish to people in other age groups. In fact, adolescent males deal with a perfect storm of evolutionary, physical, social and neurological factors that practically destine them to go out of bounds, both literally and figuratively.
"Even in nonhuman adolescents, like rats and chimps, we see a lot of the same behavior. Adolescent rats do a lot of the same stuff as human adolescent males," Pittman Wagers said.
At some point during adolescence, males must move away from their families and find somewhere else to live. So for the sake of survival, it becomes advantageous to give less deference to authority.
"This desire to try things their families haven't and things that other adults have defined as off-limits for them — it's evolutionarily appropriate, and we all do it, regardless of our species," Pittman Wagers said.
For the same reason, adolescent males are drawn to novelty. So as ski areas and individual runs close, making laps on the same slopes over and over holds little appeal.
As the importance of family-defined boundaries wane, adolescents become much more preoccupied with the opinions and expectations of their peers. And since authority figures are less important in peers' minds too, the allure of risky behavior is compounded.
In childhood, people are rewarded for complying with parents' requests. As an adult, too, rewards come from following the rules, i.e., earning a degree, succeeding at work and obeying the law.
"In adolescence, all that goes out the window. Risky behavior garners a lot of social status from friends who are egging them on and talking about it later," Pittman Wagers said.
Mating and courtship are also very important to adolescents, further driving risk-taking. Males in particular will take on risks that demonstrate strength and physical prowess. And at that age, their bodies are especially strong and agile, amplifying their sense of what's possible athletically.
"If (a skier or rider) is looking at an out-of-bounds area, he's thinking, 'My buddy is going to think I'm so cool. And he's going to tell this story to that chick I'm interested in when we meet up at the bar.' That incentive is much more powerful for an adolescent than for someone who's 40, who's thinking, 'I'm going to get in trouble with ski patrol, or I'm going to break my leg.'"
The deck is stacked against adolescents neurologically as well, when it comes to risk aversion. The prefrontal cortex, which helps humans control impulses, is relatively underdeveloped in adolescents. But subcortical parts of the brain, which deal with emotional information and evaluation of incentives, are very active in adolescents. So for a 20-year-old who's contemplating ducking a rope, the emotional thrill of fresh powder could be much more salient than the physical or legal ramifications of breaking the law.
"They pay a lot more attention to short-term gain than long-term consequences. They're paying a lot of attention to especially exciting positive incentives," Pittman Wagers said.
I have a TWO rules when our family is staying at Summit Peaks or Riverside Lodges, #1 drink lots of water and #2 Make sure you follow rule #1.
My rule of thumb is 8 liters of water a day or until " your #1″ is clear! The Lodge sits at 9,245 feet above sea level and without proper hydration you are certain to have problems.
The other thing to bare in mind is avoid Diuretics, yes all the fun stuff…coffee, excessive alcohol, and even chocolate. (at least in the first days of acclimatization) This is serious stuff and is the MOST common problem I have heard of over the years from our guests. With simple prevention this can easily be avoided!


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Sorority recruitment can be very stressful for a lot of sorority women. Who knew finding your BFFs could cause so much anxiety? Although I really hope that's not the case for you, it's so common and happens to most, if not all, going through recruitment. I'm here to (try) to save you from your nervous jitters.
As I mentioned above, recruitment can be nerve-wracking but only because you make it that way! Before you even read the rest of this post head on over here to see how to keep an open mind.
Did you read it? Okay, welcome back. Now, if you're still nervous about being nervous (as someone with anxiety this is totally a real thing), you need to take a few measures to keeping your cool during recruitment.
- Call your mom every night. Or your grandma. Or your sister. Whoever you go to to vent, call them. No one has better advice for you or knows you better than these ladies and they will help calm you down and keep a level head.
- Talk to your roommate. If your roommate is also going through recruitment, this can be really beneficial. You can both share what's making each of you nervous and you'll be able to talk it out without keeping it bottled up inside. Just be sure to not say anything to sway your roommate's decision because she needs to make her own choice.
- Write it out. One of my favorite things to do when I'm making a difficult decision is writing out a pro/con list. If you're stressing about choosing between two houses, this can make it really visual for you to see all the thoughts that're spinning around in your head.
- Deep breaths. Sometimes as much as a little breathing can really calm you down. Try the technique of taking a deep breath in through your nose and letting it out through your mouth can do the trick.
- Put it all into perspective. Think about your nerves logically. Is it really going to be the end of the world if you choose something? Is this the worst thing that's ever happened to you? Probably not. This is when you smile and realize how fortunate you are to go to college and are able to participate is something so awesome.
I really hope I calmed you down a little bit, and be sure to come back to this post when you are going through recruitment and are on the verge of a mental breakdown! Did you like this post? Well, check out my others in the series here!


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Moo to You
Did you drink milk today?
How did that milk get to you?
On the Farm
Milk cows live on dairy farms.
Farmers feed and take good care of the cows.
Cows give us milk.
On the Road
Tank trucks take milk from the farm to the plant.
Milk must be kept cool all the way from the farm to you.
At the Plant
Milk is tested, strained, and heated to make sure it is healthy and clean. It is put in cartons or bottles.
What is it?
- Answer
- Sunflower - Minnesota is the nation's 6th-largest sunflower-producing state. Sunflower seed can be crushed for oil, used for birdseed or for a variety of food products.
Soybeans: 1 acre of soybeans can produce 82,368 crayons.
What do you get when you cross a cow with a trampoline?
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- A milkshake!


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Save the Whales Kerry
I have been an animal lover all my life and Pagan. My sisters nicknamed me "Save the Whales Kerry" at a very young age. I was always bringing animals home and cried if I saw a dead animal that had been hit by a car and I always fed my meat to the dog after everyone left the dinner table.
I have always had an issue with eating meat. But I was pretty much forced to eat it as a child. I was made to sit at the table until my plate was clear and I would sneak the food to the floor for the dogs.
Due to peer pressure or if my mom cooked a special meal, I'd eat it. During Basic Training, I lost so much weight the Drill Sergeants made me show them my tray before and after a meal so to make sure I was eating. I became what I learned later was referred to as a Vegan while still in the Army. Vegan is a term that I had not heard about until a few years back. I went back and forth from being vegetarian to being vegan to eating seafood and chicken until I got home from Germany and was able to remain vegetarian and mostly vegan for 7 years. I developed what my Doctor called "Reactive Glycemia" and was "ordered" to start eating meat again because I was eating too many carbohydrates and not enough protein. I felt like crap most of the time and was not a nice person. I ate mostly eggs for protein, which was bad because I had genetically high cholesterol, at the time, I didn't know this fact. Every time I ate meat, I felt guilty and ended up sick to my stomach. Because I saw a dead animal and then heard in my head what the Dr. said "you are going to end up sick if you don't eat meat." because. Now I know better. The Pagan in me that swore to protect the Earth and all the creatures on it was rearing its head and I could not have been happier. I had a Dr. recently tell my daughter that her son had no immune system because he was vegan. Ha, NO. He has no immune system because hadn't been exposed to illness until he started daycare. They fact that he bounced back so quickly from those illnesses is because he is health.
For years I had debated on doing research because of being vegetarian and knowing that my journey was not complete. I didn't do the research. Partly because my I figured the Dr knew better, even though my body and soul was telling me quite the opposite. Then Jodi and I became good friends (we had known each other a few years before). She and her husband had been "vegan" for a year when I became good friends with them. The more I talked to her about it, the more I realized that is my chosen Path and I want to be on it. A year later I decided to it. I had been vegan before; but know I knew the term for it. I could not validate calling myself an animal lover or Activist and then slap one on my plate and eat it for dinner. I could not call myself an Earth Activist if I was contributing to its destruction. And I could not call myself a good Pagan if I didn't honor all creatures and allow them to live in Peace and Harmony. I didn't want to kill the animal and I certainly did not want to pay someone to do it for me. That just didn't make sense to me. Not to mention the damage that it does to the environment and the health benefits from being vegan if it is done right. Jodi gave me all the advice that she could and I went shopping for food. That was in 2009. I have since done more research on my own, now that I am aware of it.
My son who was born in 2002 is vegan, grandson who was born in 2009 is vegan and my daughter who was born in 1990 is mostly vegetarian. My husband who is still in the Military is a meat eater. He is gone a great deal. I am not sure how we are going to do this when he does get home and retires from the Army but we will figure something out.
I live in a farming community. Vegans are rare around here, but the number is increasing. My coworkers and most of my family have been supportive, even if they do not understand.
I am beyond healthy now. All the weight that I couldn't get off after my son was born (I had him at 34) is gone. I have so much energy now, my head is clear, my NEW Doctor reduced my Cholesterol medication to half of what it was, and I even have her eating Tofu now. I can keep up with my son and grandson and am working out again. I feel great spiritually, mentally and physically.
I have been mentoring folks in Veganism now for about 2 years. I love it. It is very fulfilling and rewarding. Just knowing that I helped to change somones life for the better, saved lives, helped make the environment healthier and cleared someones' spiritual skeltons makes me realize over and over again, that I am on the right path.
Guest Blog Post From Kerry:
Trainer, Vegan Mentor & The Humane Party
Vegan for health, Abolition of Animal Slavery, the environment, & my Spirituality.
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Fehler, or "Hein" as he was known, was a merchant Skipper
before the war and a Naval Reserve officer in the Kriegsmarine and he was
activated when the war began. He found a position to his liking, as
Demolitions Officer aboard Schiff 16 - the famed raider ATLANTIS,
operating in the southern oceans. He earned his nickname of 'Dynamite'
at this time, because everything he did - he tried to find some way to use
explosives, sometimes to the exasperation of Captain Rogge, Skipper of ATLANTIS.
During one stop at the old abandoned whaling station in the Kergulan Islands,
Captain Rogge sent Fehler and a party ashore to find an easier way to fill their
water tanks from the waterfall and stream ashore and Fehler immediately began to
formulate a plan to blow something up to divert the flow of the water.
Rogge asked if it wouldn't be simpler to merely rig a giant funnel of sorts
connected to the ship's fire hoses, and bring the water to the ship that way.
During one action, after the crew of ATLANTIS had stopped a British ship and gotten the crew and foodstuffs on board ATLANTIS, Fehler sent his men to the lifeboats while he set the timer fuse for the explosives to sink the ship. As he was headed for the lifeboat, he noticed a number of crates of fine wine, so as the fuse continued to burn, Fehler calmly handed the cases of wine to his men in the lifeboats.....as Captain Rogge nervously watched,
Kapitänleutnant Fehler at a celebration
When ATLANTIS was scuttled after being discovered by a British cruiser, the entire crew went to PYTHON, another raider operating in the southern oceans. When she too, was discovered by a British cruiser and scuttled, the crews of two large ships were left in the waters of the Atlantic, thousands of miles from a friendly port. Captain K-F Merten called other U-Boats to the scene and they all towed a great number of lifeboats all the way from the southern Atlantic back to the French coast - and all the while, Fehler was chasing about in these strings of lifeboats in a power launch, distributing the rations of food to the men.
As the war was ending for Germany, the huge Type X-B Mine-Laying U-234 was drastically modified to serve as a cargo ship, and Fehler was put in command. On board, he had two Japanese officers who were specialists in unique areas of warfare; Luftwaffe General Ulrich Kessler to serve as the new Luftwaffe Attaché in Tokyo; Geschwaderrichter (Navy Judge) Kai Nessling to bring notorious spy Richard Sorge to trial; two ME 262 jet aircraft in crates along with all the technical data for the Japanese to mass produce them; a number of the latest acoustic torpedoes - and 560 kilos of uranium oxide consigned to the Japanese Army for their atomic bomb.
A wily fellow, Fehler realized that several other U-Boats had been sent to Japan with such war materiel but at a certain point in the Atlantic, they disappeared. Once at sea, he disregarded the orders that told him which course to follow since he felt there might have been an ambush waiting for him - and he was right. The Allies had known of each U-Boat making a trip to Japan with special cargoes aboard, and a Royal Navy submarine was lying in wait for them. All of these special boats were sunk, except U-234 whose Skipper decided to go his own route.
While more or less in the middle of the Atlantic, they received the surrender order. After an officer's conference, it was decided to surrender to the Americans. The two Japanese aboard were totally against this, since Japan was still war. Fehler promised to put them ashore at some neutral port before heading for the USA, but they apparently did not have faith that he would or could do this, so they committed suicide - but not by the old method of 'Hara-Kari' in which a ceremonial knife is used to disembowel one's self - they took huge doses of Luminol, a type of Phenobarbital. They did not die quickly or painlessly. Fehler told me that they cried and moaned all night long but no one could help them because they were in heavy weather and all hands were confined to their bunks if not on duty. By the next morning, they found the two in one bunk, holding onto each other. One was dead and the other too far gone to help. He died shortly after.
The two bodies were moved to the diesel room where they were respectfully sewn into canvas bags - they were not "stuffed into the engineroom bilges" as some rumors have it. The diesel room was the only place on the boat large enough to lay the bodies out for the canvas bags. When the weather had calmed down somewhat, the men were buried at sea in the normal tradition of the sea.
When U-234 signaled their position to the Allies and intention to surrender at a U.S. port, she was told by the Royal Canadian Navy that this was not acceptable - that she must head for Halifax and to radio their position to Halifax every hour. As ordered, Fehler sent a radio message to Halifax stating his speed at 8 knots and his position - the position he would have been in if he were indeed heading for Halifax at 8 knots. Instead, this crafty old sea captain was headed for the U.S. at maximum speed. Finally, the destroyer escort USS SUTTON came over the horizon and took control of the boat. Fehler told me that the US Navy crew acted properly and respectfully, allowing the German crew to take down their flag with dignity and ceremony. Most of the German crew was taken aboard USS SUTTON with only a skeleton crew aboard to operate the boat with an American crew aboard. The RCN was rather shocked when they demanded a radio transmission from U-234 and got one from the American prize crew.
U-234 was taken to the Portsmouth, NH naval base where her secret cargo were quickly removed. What happened to the uranium aboard is a mystery to this day. Many feel that it was used in one of the bombs dropped by the USAAF on Japan but - strangely, all the files pertaining to that uranium have disappeared....................
The last photo of U-234, taken through the periscope of USS GREENFISH.
U-234 was sunk as a target off Cape Cod in November of 1946
Fehler was a colorful man, and I spent a delightful day with him in his home in Hamburg in 1988. At the time, he was well into his 80's and a young man of 16 came through the study where we were visiting. "Your grandson?" I asked. No, he said, it was his son! Fehler was a great guy and he had one sea story after another, and he had a great deal of information about the war that cannot be found anywhere else.


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Re: Henry Ahrens d. 1836 PA
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Re: Henry Ahrens d. 1836 PA
I have connection to Henry too.His son Jacob is my line. But if you want to add some interest to your search, go to: www.rootsweb.com/~paberks/montgomery/a02.html and page down to Howard E. Ahrens, page 1407 I think. Have some data we could exchange maybe.


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Not everyone welcomes us
At Frankfurt, the lighting industry wasn't too happy to see a new player entering the business. There are two reasons. The first is that it's a very well established industry with no new players for many years. Second, we're coming into the LED business only.
We don't have a legacy in the European lighting business
That's both an advantage and disadvantage. We've been in the business for 120 years in our domestic market in Japan of course, so we know the business and all the key players know that. There's now a technological disruption, which means we can position ourselves as a key new player with key new technologies.
We want 20 per cent market share by 2020
Our target is to be a key player in the market. What we want is to establish strong, long-term relationships with our customers.
We need to promote our products to architects, installers, electricity companies, maintenance companies and so on. We have to find projects, explain the advantage of our products, then we have to put our product through wholesalers. It's a big task and it takes a long time. But the point is that at Toshiba we have high quality products so it will build on itself in a positive circle and we will have more and more business.
The Big Three model is over
The landscape [of the big lamp manufacturers Philips, GE and Osram] will change. There will be four key players in lamps, two of the existing players and two Asian players, probably one from Japan and one possibly from Korea. The battle is now for the future. You'll see that in 2011 and 2012 – a big battle to see who will succeed. The game is open.
Existing players need to change fast or they will fail
They have to react very fast. They have to change their model to the LEDs business or they will have great difficulty surviving. The problem is it's very difficult when you are a well-established company with cash-cow products to move your company to the new technology. I come from the PC business and I saw there how very big companies, such as Compaq, can fail. You will fail if you don't see the evolution of the market.
Philips is doing the right things
Philips is moving very fast. It has reorganised itself and shown great capability in developing new products. It's well established and it's in survival mode.
The lighting industry is more relationship-based than the electronics business
It's because when you sell lighting it's for a long time and for years it has been the same companies. This is an advantage for us because we can tailor our business model to this emerging market.
Rather than forcing the lighting industry to accept an electronics model we will adapt the model to the market. We are building everything from new: our relationships, everything. So we can start from scratch. Our strategy is to use channel partners. In business-to-business these will be wholesalers such as Rexel on the continent and Edmondson in the UK. We want to be a long-term player.
The UK market is good in the commercial side, but tough in retail
It's difficult for us in business-to-consumer in the UK because prices are very low. That's probably because competition is stronger in the UK than in the [mainland European] market. The market shares are also different. For example, [by comparison] Philips has a low market share in business-to-consumer and it wants to react to that. And to react you have to lower your prices and have a price war.
Controls is the next step for us
We have a smart building management system that we will introduce to Europe through the lighting division. It's a different business model; our strategy is to provide the building management system around the installations of our products. And through companies like Carrier in the heating and cooling sector we have a route to that market.


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Karlie Kloss has defended her and Taylor Swift's group of friends, calling them kind and caring.
The American model and best friend Taylor are known for their A-list group of friends, also referred to as their squad, which includes Ruby Rose, Cara Delevingne and Gigi Hadid.
Some slammed Taylor's recent Fourth of July party as fake and staged, after she gathered her famous pals and new boyfriend Tom Hiddleston for a lavish bash that was snapped by a professional photographer. Karlie was quick to jump to her friends' defence though, saying the group is genuine.
"My friends are kind, caring, thoughtful people," she told Britain's Grazia magazine. "I think that's what draws everyone in the group together. We are all very supportive of each other. We are a big network of really great friends who all have very international schedules and lives. We try to get together as much as possible, even if we're all travelling in different places."
Karlie, 23, also praises them for helping her get over any negativity that's thrown her way.
"You have to learn to cope with people's opinion - it's so important for women to be surrounded by people who truly support them. You have to have a score support group," she said.
Taylor, 26, is currently in an ongoing feud with Kanye West over his song Famous, after insisting she didn't approve his lyrics, in which he refers to her using a derogatory term.
Kanye's wife Kim Kardashian got involved by leaking a video recording on Snapchat of Kanye and Taylor discussing the song, where the Shake It Off singer can be heard agreeing to the lyrics, though she has since stressed she was never made aware of the curse word's inclusion.
It had been reported that Taylor could take the couple to court over the leak, as it's a criminal offence in California to secretly record someone in the state. However, now TMZ claim that Kim will not be prosecuted as Taylor had no "expectation of privacy".


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Chiapas Central and East
Wednesday, 25 November 2015 02:06
Mexico's federal state Chiapas in its southeast corner has a huge diversity as well as flora, wildlife, landscape, culture and people. 12 ethnics live in Chiapas with different languages like the Tzotzil indigenous people in the villages around the town San Cristobal de Casas, a true colonial treasure. It is located 2000 meters high in the cooler highlands which raises up more than 4000 meters sea-level and which is partly covered with large pine forests. The other lower part of Chiapas is pure jungle with nearly unbearable hotness and humidity. Here you find some of the most exciting Maya sites like Palenque, Yaxchilán and Bonampak. The last one has the best preserved pre-Colombian frescoes of whole America, approximately 1200 years old:
But the tropical paradise has its drawbacks. Besides the booming tourism and oil industries poverty is still an issue. Most of the indigenous people were exploited and sometimes enslaved in the last centuries. This caused a lot of uproars which were usually knocked down violently by the colonial landowners. The last one was the Zapatista movement in the 1990s, which still have a strong influence in some parts of the state.
Monday, 11 May 2015 01:04
Honduras is the bad guy not only of Central America. It has one the highest homicide rate of our world. Its second largest city, San Pedro Sula was awarded as the most dangerous town on earth in the year 2012. But we found a marvelous country covered with a lot of lush rain forests where unbelievable steep pinnacles meet the sky. Its Caribbean coast has outstanding beaches, pristine islands and extensive sea life. We felt more than welcomed by its gentle and friendly people. Generally life is somehow archaic and difficult in this hot and humid country but most Honduran show an incredible zest for life.
Due to its bad reputation we were happy that we met Frank again on the Nicaraguan / Honduran border and that we were going to travel together through this wonderful and extraordinary interesting country.
Friday, 17 April 2015 19:46
Beautific and hot Nicaragua is the largest country of Central America. Parallel to its Pacific coast runs the Cordillera los Marrabios, a mountain range with some very active volcanoes. Its southeastern end shapes with two peaks the island Isla de Ometepe, which is located in the sweet water lake Lago de Cocibolca (or in newer times Lago de Nicaragua), which is the biggest lake of Central America. Southeast of the vast lake is more or less rain forest up the pristine and remote Atlantic coast. Northeast are highlands with a lot of coffee farms. In the north of Nicaragua was the nucleus of the Sandinistic revolution end of the 1970thies, which had its roots from injustice, exploitation, oppression and poverty of the majority of the Nicaraguan people.
Costa Rica
Wednesday, 25 March 2015 00:04
We found some of the most beautiful beaches in Costa Rica so far. It was possible to camp literally directly in the sand in front of the Pacific Ocean. Indeed Costa Rica means rich cost. Christopher Columbus had given this name on his first visit of continental America in the false hope that this marvelous country provides gold, silver and other treasuries.
Besides beaches Costa Rica is famous for its some very active volcanoes and mountains up to 3820 meters sea-level, few meters higher than the tallest peak of Austria. But the paradise has its drawbacks. Its is the most expensive country we had visited on our trip through Latin America, yet. And we had some surprises when we tried to cross the border from Panama to Costa Rica.
Sunday, 08 March 2015 17:27
Panama is a marvelous country for travelers with gorgeous beaches, lush rain forests, friendly people and some mountains. Indeed its highest point Volcan Barú is more than 500 meters higher than the tallest peak of Germany.
Its size equals Bavaria with less than a third of its population. It is famous for its canal which connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans for huge vessels. But there is a lot more to explore. Soon we felt in love for Panama.
Sunday, 22 February 2015 00:20
The UNESCO World heritage site Cartagena is the undisputed Queen of the Caribbean world. Its mystic old town is surrounded by an ancient impeccable city wall, which contains a labyrinth of cobbled streets, antique balconies with exuberant flowers, medieval buildings and places full of live.
In Cartagena's quarter Bocagrande with its impressive skyline are fancy beaches and many hotels of all categories - this makes it the number one touristic destination in Colombia. In addition Cartagena has a nice environment with marvelous island which are protected by a national park and the active volcano Lodo El Totumo, where you can bath in the mud of its crater. But the cosmopolitan city with more than 1 million inhabitants has also its shadows like slums with unbearable poverty and violent crime.
Few kilometers southeast of Cartagena is a second UNESCO world heritage, the sleepy little town Mompòs in the hot swamps of the lower river Rio Magdalena.
Sierra Nevada del Cocuy
Tuesday, 10 February 2015 22:36
The Sierra Nevada de Cocuy is one of the most spectacular ranges of the Andes with 15 peaks higher than 5000 meters sea-level. Green lush valleys lead to huge glaciers, stunning pinnacles and marvelous lakes. It is located approximately 300 kilometers northeast of Bogotá in the eastern range of the Colombian Andes, the Cordillera Oriental. Besides bumpy dirt roads access to the this paradise is relatively easy, also to some of its summits and glaciers. Many Colombian people come to these mountains to see and feel snow once in their life.
Nevado Puracé and the upper Rio Magdalena valley
Tuesday, 03 February 2015 19:36
Nevado Puracé is with 4646 meters sea-level the highest mountain in the area of the beautiful city Popayan in the southwest corner of Colombia (see article Nevado del Tolima and Farallones de Cali). It is an active and heavily smoking volcano in the Cordillera Central (central range) of the Andes which erupted in 1977 the last time. Still it is called Nevado - Snow mountain but due to global warming we saw no bigger snow fields on its top.
The eastern side of Nevado Puracé leads to the Rio Magdalena. This river is called Mother of Colombia because it is the longest one in Colombia, many provinces are on its shore with huge population and it crosses the nearly the whole country from the Ecuadorian border to the marvelous Caribbean beaches. The upper Rio Magdalena valley is a beautiful, pleasant, lush and fruitful area with two Cultural UNESCO World heritage sites: San Agustin, which is famous for its several 1000 years old effigies and Tierradentro, which is grand for its mystic tombs.
We came to Colombia in the late afternoon of December 16th 2014 and we headed to the little town Tuquerres to visit Laguna Verde and Volcan Azufral. But it was raining cats and dogs when we wanted to start early next morning.
Cayambe and Corazon
Saturday, 24 January 2015 20:31
Cayambe is a mountain of superlatives: It is with 5790 meters sea-level the third highest peak of Ecuador. It is the only place on the equator of our planet where you find ice and snow permanently. It is a perfect white volcanic cone which a tremendous huge mass of ice.
Before we dared to go to Cayambe we had climbed up 4790 meters Corazon which is few kilometers south of Quito west of the little town Machachi. Corazon means heart and indeed with some fantasy you might find a heart in its shape.
The Oriente - Misahualli
Saturday, 24 January 2015 18:21
The little village Misahualli is the main touristic destination in the eastern part of Ecuador - El Oriente in the hot, humid, green and lush area of Amazonia. It is located on shore of the river Rio Napo, one of the mightiest tributary of the Amazon river. Misahualli is an ideal base for trips into the jungle with a very good infrastructure.
We had been already two times in Ecuador, firstly in May 1981 and secondly in January 2004. 1981 we had been visiting the indigenous people Aucas- an exhausting 5 days trip. 2004 we had taken a public boat to Coca - a 10 hours voyage, which is no longer possible because today is a good paved road to Coca and the public transportation is done with buses. Tommy had been never in Amazonia, thus we decided to travel a third time to Misahualli. Again it was an amazing trip into the wonders and secrets of Amazonia.
Monday, 29 December 2014 22:08
The Galapagos island are famous for its enormous biodiversity. Is it one of the place on earth with the highest level on endemism, for instance 97% of the reptiles are found nowhere else. Due to its remoteness most animals are everything but shy. It is a perfect place to watch incredible many, different and nice birds, reptiles, turtles, sea lions and others. In addition its marine fauna is fabulous; there are excellent snorkeling and diving opportunities. In 1835 Charles Darwin started on Galapagos his work of the theory of evolution by natural selection.
The islands are 900 km west of Ecuador's shore and located on the Nazca tectonic plate on a hot spot which is moving, yet. Their origin is caused by volcanic activity, which is still ongoing with eruptions in the western part. Usually clouds are coming from the south and sticking on the single volcano of the major islands. Just the largest one, Isla Isabela consists of six. Only there human settlement is possible on the larger island. All other sides of the volcanos and smaller islands are pristine and hostile deserts without any fresh water.
Las Pichinchas, Laguna Yahuarcocha and the southern Pacific coast
Monday, 10 November 2014 18:15
The volcanos Pichinchas are located few kilometers West of Quito, Ecuador's capital. Besides their proximity to Quito it is a remote and pristine area in altitudes higher than 4000 meters with excellent mountaineering capabilities. The highest summit is 4794 meters high Guagua Pichincha - new Pichincha, which erupted in the year 1999 and covered the 2 million city Quito with a thick layer of ash. Marks of this incident are still clearly visible and Guagua Pichincha has a huge caldera with many smoking and stinking points.
The second main peak is the rocky Rucu Pichincha - old Pichincha, which can be accessed easily from the funicular TeleferiQo, a main attraction of Quito which brings you up to 3950 meters sea-level in few minutes. We did the marvelous traverse between these two peaks - a wonderful two days hike.
When we came back to Ecuador in autumn 2014 we visited primary the beautiful Pacific coast South of the medium sized town Manta with the stunning Machalilla National Park. Our base in October and November 2014 was the cozy Finca Sommerwind on shore of Laguna Yahuacocha nearby Ibarra because we had trouble with our car, again.
Northern Pacific coast and Mindo
Sunday, 20 July 2014 13:33
The little town Mindo is located on the lower western slopes of the Andes close to Quito in a terrific rain forest. Many different birds like toucans and hummingbirds can be seen there. Its vegetation is abundant, its climate is perfect for orchids and other beautiful plants. Ecuador's hot northern Pacific coast is little Africa because the majority of its inhabitants are descendents of former slaves. This region is touched only punctually by tourism despite marvelous beaches and picturesque villages. Its largest town Esmeralda is Ecuador's main port for oil, which is found on the eastern slopes of the Andes.
Before we flew back from Ecuador to Germany beginning of May 2014 we did a circle from Ibarra via the good street to the coast (San Lorenzo), along Ecuador's northern coast to Galera and to Quito over the direct excellent road which touches Mindo.
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- Bogota and Coffee Farms
- Nevado del Tolima and Farallones de Cali
- Pico Fuya Fuya, Volcan Rumiñahui and Laguna de Cuicocha
- Pacific Coast North of Lima
- Cordillera Huayhuash
- Ayacucho, Huancavelica and Lima
- Amazonia
- Cusco, Machu Picchu and Puno
- Ancohuma and Copacabana
- Cerro Austria
- Most northern part of Ruta 40
- Cafayate and the Yungas of Argentina
- Esteros del Ibera
- Santa Catarina
- Sao Paulo and Costa Verde
- Rio de Janeiro
- Teresopolis, Nova Friburgo and Arraial do Cabo
- Pico da Bandeira, Domingos Martins and Ouro Preto
- Salvador and the coast of Bahia
- Chapada dos Veadeiros and Chapada Diamantina
- Brasilia, Cidade de Goias and Pirenopolis
- Crocodiles and more - Pantanal
- Torotoro National Park and the way to the Brazilian border
- Volcan Parinacota
- Cerro Yana Sanca Grande and Cotahuasi Canyon
- Condors and more - Colca Canyon
- Nevado Chachani and Volcan El Misti
- Huayna Potosi
- Iquique and Arica
- Volcan Tinguiririca
- Chiloe and Valdivia
- Volcan Chillan and Volcan Antuco
- Volcan Lanin, the king of the lake districts
- Volcan Calbuco
- Carretera Austral
- Perito Moreno Parque Nacional and Cueva de los Manos
- Cerro Torre, Cerro Fitz Roy and Glaciar Perito Moreno
- Pali Aike and Torres del Paine - Christmas 2011
- Tierra del Fuego - Argentina
- Tierra del Fuego - Chile
- Punta Arenas and its surroundings
- Torres del Paine - Circuito Grande
- Penguins and more - Atlantic Coast of Patagonia South of Puerto Madryn
- Whales and more - Atlantic Coast of Patagonia North of Puerto Madryn
- Sierra de la Ventana
- Buenos Aires
- Uruguay - From Salto to Colonia
- Northeast Argentina and the Cascades of Iguazu
- From Asuncion to Ciudad del Este
- Samaipata and its environment
- From La Paz to Santa Cruz and the National Park Amboro
- Cordillera Real 2011 and Yungas
- From Uyuni to La Paz via Potosi
- Volcan Uturuncu and Laguna Colorada
- Volcan Tunupa and Salar de Uyuni
- Salta and Quebrada de Humahuaca
- Volcan Licancabur and Cerro Incahuasi
- San Pedro de Atacama and its environment
- Volcan Lascar
- From Copiapo to Antofasta
- Ojos del Salado, the highest volcano on earth
- Cerro San Francisco
- From San Juan to La Rioja
- Mercedario, one of the giants in the Andes
- Cordon del Plata
- Sierra de las Quijadas
- Sierras de Cordoba
- South America - Brazil and Argentina
- Crossing the Equator - Baptism and Christmas
- Africa - Senegal, Guinea and Sierra Leone
- Europe - From Hamburg to Tenerife
- Our vessel, the Repubblica Argentina
- Monte Adamello
- Dolomites - Piz Cunturines
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Another day, another stylish Chrissy Teigen maternity ensemble. The expectant star was spotted in the Big Apple today, where she dressed her baby bump in one sexy look.
For the outing, the model-turned-cookbook author donned a super short white dress, which she teamed with a long, camel-colored coat and matching pumps. Teigen finished off her outfit with a leather bag, oversize sunnies, and pulled her long locks into a chic topknot.
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TIM Howard sandwiched a wedding between signing for Manchester United and joining up with the Reds in America - and it looks like the Yank's Old Trafford marriage is going to be a long and happy one following an impressive debut against Juventus.
Howard and girlfriend Laura had planned a November wedding but tied the knot early after the 24-year-old's £3.5m move to the champions.
He signed in England on July 15 and caught up with his new team-mates in Portland nine days later.
The newlyweds have had to forego a honeymoon for the time being but Howard's debut on his former home turf in the Giants Stadium last night was a consolation.
'Best I could hope for'
A save with his left leg from Juve's Marco Di Vaio, a tip over from a Pavel Nedved strike, then a stunning double reflex save to deny David Trezeguet and Alessandro Del Piero were the highlights of his bow.
"It was fantastic. This was better than I could have hoped for. It was near perfect," the ex-New Jersey MetroStars number one told M.E.N. Sport.
"United's goalkeeper coach Tony Coton has been fantastic with me. I have worked with a few British coaches and the one thing they all have is they protect their keepers.
"They encourage them; they go to war with them and stand behind them, win or lose, good game or bad game. That's what Tony has done and I am looking forward to many more years working with him.
"Before the game he basically told me that he knew what I could do and reminded me that is why I was here. He told me to go out and be myself and don't try to be anyone else. That was great advice. After the match he was pleased.
Fast and furious
"It was very fast out there. Different to soccer in America. You have to learn and adjust. There's no time to run you just have to learn to fly and quickly.
"You want to get touches on the ball anytime whether it is training or in a match and fortunately I got some early ones. You ease into it and then they start coming. Fortunately my positioning was okay. But it could be better so I will be working on that.
"I'd have liked to have kept a clean sheet but Pavel Nedved hit a good shot and that was unsaveable. He hit it between the guys' legs and there is nothing you can do about it. Hats off to him."
Despite having Premiership champions in front of him, Howard wasn't afraid to holler at £30m British record transfer buy Rio Ferdinand and Co.
"I was able to shout at my defence. Interestingly enough they want that. Before the match in the dressing room they told me to make sure I was talking to them," Tim added. "They wanted to me to tell them where to go and get on top on at them. Any good defender wants that. We have great defenders they look forward to me talking and shouting at them.
"It comes naturally to me. I prefer to over-talk and if they don't like it they will tell me to shut up as opposed to letting the ball go between us and there being a mix up."
Sir Alex Ferguson was delighted with Howard's start.
"Tim Howard was excellent," he said. "He showed all the attributes which we recognised when we went to buy him. He is very agile, very brave, very quick and has a great spring. It was a very good debut."
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10th March 2008
Chinese photovoltaic equipment maker Trina Solar has signed an agreement to purchase primary converter and reactor systems for its planned polysilicon production project from GT Solar for a total consideration of approximately $49 million, with the purchase price to be paid in installments over an approximate period of 12 to 18 months.
The agreement was signed by Trina Solar Lianyungang, a subsidiary of Trina Solar, at the Washington International Renewable Energy Conference.
Senior government officials from both the US State Department and China's National Development Reform Commission attended this conference and expressed strong support for greater co-operation between companies of both countries. This agreement is a part of the US and China governments' co-operation framework in renewable energy.
Jifan Gao, Trina Solar's chairman and CEO, said: "We are very excited to further our partnership with GT Solar, who will provide us a world-class platform which is expected to extend our technology, brand and cost advantages to include silicon feedstock under our vertically integrated manufacturing model."
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
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Fire claims lives of mother, 5 children
Tragedy hits community for third time in 3 months
By Dannie Oliveaux
For the third time is less than three months, tragedy has struck the Silsbee community.
A mother and her five children died in a house fire after midnight on Oct. 18.
According to Hardin County Sheriff Mark Davis, at 12:15 a.m. the Silsbee Volunteer Fire Department responded to the fire located in the 8700 block of Fountain Drive, off Old Spruger Highway north of Silsbee. Firefighters discovered the bodies of one adult female and five children.
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Steel Challenge
Speed, Accuracy, Competition and Fun are the hallmarks of a Steel Challenge match both for beginners and experienced shooters. The Steel Challenge match takes place on the third Sunday of each month.
Matches include Five or Six of the eight official Steel Challenge stages each match. You will need 150 rounds of ammunition if you never miss (Bring 200 to be safe.). There are categories for most centerfire, pistol caliber carbines and .22 rimfire rifles & handguns.
New shooters are welcome. You do not have to be an SCSA member.
Pima Pistol is an SCSA member club.
What You Need:
- Eye and ear protection
- A pistol or revolver, caliber 9mm or larger OR a pistol caliber carbine OR a .22 rimfire rifle or pistol. Many shooters will shoot two guns in a Steel Challenge match
- Spare magazines, speedloaders, or moon clips
- Belt, holster and magazine/speedloader pouches
- PCC or .22 rimfire requires a holster or case
- Water and sunscreen
For all match information including sign-up, squadding and match scores, go to www.practiscore.com
Match Information:
Winter hours:
7:00 am – Stage setup
8:00 am – Registration
9:00 am – Shooting starts
Summer hours:
6:30 am – Stage setup
7:30 am – Registration
8:00 am – Shooting starts
$10 Pima Pistol Club member
$15 Non-member
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Tasha C. Ring, M.Ed., Founder, Directress, Meridian Montessori and CPCC Lead Guide
Ms. Ring is a licensed early childhood and elementary educator specializing in multisensory-based methodologies. She has tutored and taught students of all ages with varied gifts and abilities. Her broad experience in the education field has included sales, marketing and administrative positions with prominent companies such as Kaplan, Inc. and Pearson Education, but her passion remains working directly with students in a teaching capacity. As such, she continues to lead parent-child and preschool classes, as well as some tutoring sessions. Her desire to create more personalized experiences for youth led her to the founding of Meridian Learning in 2008. An early and continuous advocate of a "less is more" approach to learning, she is honored to be among the first innovators of the microschool movement.
Ms. Ring completed her Master's in Education, teacher training and certification at Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio. She received an early childhood credential from the American Montessori Society, one of the premier Montessori advocacy organizations. She has extensive training in several methods of reading and language instruction, including Orton-Gillingham and Lindamood-Bell®. Since 2013, she has thoroughly engaged in the study of mindfulness meditation, and she incorporates these exercises into both curriculum and parent-teacher education. She is a longtime practitioner of social-emotional learning and regularly consults with leaders in this field. Committed to best practice, continued professional development and whole child well-being, her current studies include literature on emotional intelligence and attachment theory.
In addition to her work with Meridian Learning, Ms. Ring has written for various publications and websites including The Huffington Post and BabyCenter. She recently started a minimalist Montessori lifestyle blog and hosts a growing online community for others seeking positive change through the application of Montessori and minimalist principles. Her most meaningful role is that of mother to two young children, her greatest gifts and wisest teachers.
Bonnie Nesbitt, Meridian Montessori Co-Lead Guide
Ms. Nesbitt discovered her passion for the Montessori method while giving tours at her children's school. After volunteering and subbing in the classroom, she began studies at Greater Cincinnati Center for Montessori Education. She then worked as Collaborative Teacher in the Montessori program at Cincinnati Country Day School. Prior to starting her family, Ms. Nesbitt spent a decade working in marketing, advertising and consumer affairs with Jergens/KAO, LINTAS, Sara Lee and Martha White Foods. Observing the child "reveal himself through work" (Maria Montessori, The Absorbent Mind) provides her greatest joy in the classroom. Her strengths include connecting with children to connect them to work, astute observation, and partnering with parents to nurture their child. Outside the classroom, Ms. Nesbitt volunteers with the local food pantry and her faith community. You can also find her on the sidelines or in the audience supporting her family.
Hsin-Rou (Sharon) Lee, Meridian Montessori Art and Mandarin Chinese Instructor
Ms. Lee holds degrees in studio art and illustration from Cuyahoga Community College and the Cleveland Institute of Art. She spent the first 17 years of her life in Taiwan, a little island full of traditional Chinese culture, bustling city life, and yummy tropical fruit. Over the past 11 years she has maintained a private studio where she has taught students of diverse ages, backgrounds, and places on the developmental spectrum to express and discover the strength within themselves through the exploration of art's many media, cultures, and worlds. The journey with each individual student motivates and challenges her to learn and grow more as a human being. Her history of community involvement includes hosting multiple Asian culture/art workshops at Cuyahoga Community College, teaching Mandarin Chinese and art in two of Cleveland's private schools, seven years of teaching preschool and kindergarten, and Reggio Emilia art workshops and the design of an interactive mural at St. Joseph Institute for the Deaf in Indianapolis.
Rob Schramm, Technology Consultant
Mr. Schramm, better known as Mr. Rob, designs and builds furniture for our urban microschools and helps maintain the indoor and outdoor learning spaces, including the children's gardens. An accomplished IT consultant, he also guides our technology and engineering explorations. He believes the Montessori approach to be the key to success in modern society.
Patrycja Johansen, Design Consultant
A native of Warsaw, Poland, Ms. Johansen grew up immersed in the latest designs and fashion found at the center of the European fashion industry. She inherited a love for meticulous craftsmanship and innovation, and spent seven years refining her skills in fashion, architectural, and graphic design before graduating at the top of her class from the top ranked design school in the country, Politechnika Warszawska, with a Master's degree in Architectural Design. Currently, she is enrolled in a Montessori certification course in Warsaw. Ms. Johansen combines her exceptional talent, European aesthetic and deep interest in the Montessori philosophy as design consultant for Meridian Learning.
Diane Ring, Curriculum Consultant and Meridian Montessori Floating Assistant Guide
Ms. Ring is a retired educator with a B.Sc. in Education from the Ohio State University. She is also a certified braillist with the Library of Congress and spent 18 years as a tutor for children with learning disabilities and the visually disabled. Ms. Ring discovered Montessori when she was searching for a way to teach her daughter with autism who was not having success with traditional teaching methods. She subsequently set up an integrated Montessori homeschool environment and co-founded a specialty school for children with autism in northern Ohio. She believes that because Montessori is self-rewarding, it is fulfilling for both the teacher and the children, and she enjoys the opportunity to see confidence and independence blossom as children take pride in their classroom accomplishments. She currently serves as a floating assistant guide in our Cincinnati boutique preschool, assisting children in our preschool prep program to make the transition from home to school, helping parents understand how to apply Montessori principles at home and leading our classroom garden project.


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Experience 2,000 years of Vatican history at The Franklin Institute. See more than 200 works of art and historically significant objects that together form a great mosaic of the history of the Roman Catholic Church and its impact on art, history, and culture. From the sights and sounds of the grand Basilica to a touchable cast of Saint John Paul II's hand, embark on a journey through the ages of artistic expression and religious iconography.
Explore the 11 galleries of art and history in Vatican Splendors
1. Early Christian Dialogue Between Faith and Art
This gallery features a representation of Saint Peter's tomb as it appeared in 160 A.D. The original tomb is located beneath the Vatican Grottoes. The altar of the Basilica of Saint Peter is located over this site.
It also provides insight into Emperor Constantine's declaration in 312 A.D. that Christianity would be legal. As a result, Roman Christians no longer had to practice their faith in secret, and Christian art began to flourish.
Marble Urn of Trebellena – This funerary urn was found near Saint Peter's grave.
2. The Rise of Christian Rome
This gallery explores the Middle Ages and Byzantium period when Rome grew as a Christian city fostered by the papacy.
Reliquary of Saint Peter, Pail, Anne, Joseph, and Others – This gold and silver reliquary contains bones that for centuries have been believed to belong to Saint Peter, Saint Paul, and several other saints.
3. The Renaissance
Visitors learn how Christian art drew upon the art of Ancient Rome for inspiration, and the style created that combined Christian and non-Christian images. During this period, the Ancient Basilica was in extreme disrepair; however, the Filarete Doors—the ornate entry to the Ancient Basilica—were saved and used in the newer Basilica.
Madonna of the Chair – Raphael's painting of Mary embracing the child Christ became a model for depictions of the Virgin Mary.
4. Michelangelo
Visitors enter through the half-scale model of the Filarete Doors to see the Cast of the "Pietà" that is in Saint Peter's (cast 1975 made of 1932 copy of original 1499), as well as a bas relief Pietà created by Michelangelo. This section explores the fiery relationship between Pope Julius II and Michelangelo during the painting of the Sistine Chapel.
Sistine Chapel Workspace – In order to undertake his commission to paint the Sistine Chapel, Michelangelo first had to devise a way to lift himself up to the 60-foot ceiling. This is a replica of his workspace.
5. The Renaissance Basilica
In 1506, Pope Julius authorized the construction of a new Saint Peter's Basilica. Michelangelo was one of many architects who worked on the new building. The famed artist Bernini also contributed much to the new basilica, as well as to the city of Rome as architect, painter and sculptor. He decorated the interior in Baroque style.
Two Angels – These sculptures were created by the apprentice of Gian Bernini, chief architect of the Church in 1629.
6. Art in the Service of Faith
During the period in which the Renaissance was at its height, the Protestant Reformation was born, and the Catholic Reformation followed. The Council of Trent met from 1545 to 1563 and established guidelines that art should be created in the service of faith and deliver the message of Christianity in ways accessible to ordinary people. This gallery presents this story with objects developed during this period of change.
Statues of Saint Peter and Saint Paul – Made of gilt metal, these statues were created for the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples in Vatican City.
7. The Art of the Liturgy
As ritual instruments essential to the adoration of God, liturgical objects (implements used in the celebration of the Mass) are often rich and splendid. Artists have seized the opportunity to create objects that are as beautiful and expressive as they are durable and practical. Objects rich in decorative art are presented in this area. Stories relating to this artwork, centered around historical figures such as Napoleon, are presented here.
Liturgy Ceremony – Liturgical and ceremonial objects are often cherished objects of art. As ritual instruments essential to the adoration of God, they are often rich and splendid.
8. Dialogue with the World
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Mercator Projection – This map shows the revolutionary work of Flemish cartographer Gerardus Mercator, the leading map maker of the 16th century.
9. The Successors of Peter—Papal Portraiture
Popes are traced back to the apostles of Jesus, particularly Peter, who is recognized as the first pope. Over a span encompassing most of the 2000 years of the papacy, a very large repertoire of papal portraits, over a variety of media, have been collected and conserved. Early pontiffs were portrayed in mosaics, in frescos, and on sarcophagi. In the Middle Ages, long before the invention of the printing press, Christians wanted pictures of the pope. The tradition of portraiture was begun by John VII (705 – 707), who commissioned images of himself for churches. Later, popes became the subjects of paintings and sculptures and, eventually, photographs. Today, unlimited images of the pope are available in magazines and books, on television, through the Internet, and in reproductions on many different objects.
Bust of Madonna – This plaster bust of the Virgin Mary was a gift to Pius XII who kept it in his study.
10. Art and the Contemporary Papacy
From its humble beginnings, the Vatican collections now span 4,500 years with objects dating back to ancient Egypt and Assyria, through the European Renaissance and Baroque eras, and forward to the present day. For hundreds of years, the Roman Catholic Church has collected, sponsored and conserved buildings, frescos, paintings, sculptures, liturgical instruments and other works. A broad collection of these works are presented in this gallery.
Votive Lamp Given by Saint John Paul II in 1988 – This votive lamp was given to the Basilica of Saint Mary Major for this purpose by Saint John Paul II.
11. Saint John Paul II (1978-2005)
Gallery showcases objects belonging to or presentes by Saint John Paul II and helps make clear the Steps to Sainthood.
Bronze Cast of the Hand of Saint John Paul II – This cast of Saint John Paul II hand symbolizes his act of love and respect, and his desire for dialogue and forgiveness.
Other Notable Exhibit Artifacts:
Sistine Chapel Construction: Metal clamps and nail from the scaffolding using during frescoing of the Sistine Chapel ceiling.
Book About Saint Francis Xavier: Early seventeenth century book in the language of Tamil.
Glass Medallion of Saints Peter & Paul: Medallion from the fourth century.
Cope of Saint Charles Borromeo: Late sixteenth century liturgical vestment, a cloak/mantle worn by a priest during liturgy.
Roman Missal with Silver Binding: From 1700, the missal—the book used during Catholic liturgy—is considered sacred.
Chalice of Saint John Paul II, Ciborium of Saint John Paul II, Paten of Saint John Paul II: The three vessels held the bread and wine that Pope John Paul II consecrated during the holy sacrifice of the Eucharist.
Disclaimer: In exchange for this post, the FI has given my family 4 tickets to enjoy the exhibit ourselves, plus 4 to give away to one lucky Delaware County Moms.com winner. All opinions are my own.


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If you're wondering how best to indulge your love for wine while cooking amid the great outdoors this summer, we've got you covered!
Hailing from Puglia, Negroamaro has been thriving in southern Italy for about 1,500 years, so it has a pretty good track record behind it, even by fine-wine standards. There's sweet, ripe, dark berry fruitiness that still tastes good chilled, moderate tannins for a smooth mouthfeel, generous spice aromas, and a savoury quality that will complement the texture and flavours of the beef.
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A good backup plan here is Malbec from Argentina. These reds are full of fruit flavours that are dark, ripe, and bold enough to match up to the cooking treatment of most barbecue ribs.
Côtes du Rhône, in France, is famous for its kitchen-sink-style red blends. But a few things underpin almost all Côtes du Rhône reds that make them a great choice for smoked meats and sausages. They're usually based on Grenache or Syrah, both of which make wines that are robust, fruity, smoky, and savoury. They also are complex enough to make you want to drink more, but not so complex that they distract you from your primal urges to engulf that tasty smoked meat.
For a backup, Spanish Tempranillo is a good choice, as it offers cherry fruits with enough wood and smoke aromas to give smoked meats a run for their money.
Salads can actually be fairly complex menu items, both in terms of the various flavours involved and the textures of the ingredients. New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc is a white wine that will deliver in spades here. They often have complex aromas of citrus and tropical fruits, along with fresh vegetables and herbs.
As a backup, look for Portuguese Alvarinho. It's usually a good bargain, offering intense lemony refreshment with a little kiss of tropical fruit sweetness.
France's Provence is the world's standard-bearer when it comes to dry rosé wines, and dry rosé is really where you want to be when it comes to the complex texture of veggie burgers (many of which end up being surprisingly spicy). The vibrancy of a good Provence Rosé will hold its own with just about any grilled veggie burger recipe, and has the added bonus of being fun to drink on its own.
Your backup plan? Rioja rosé from Spain. These Tempranillo-based rosés are inexpensive, fruity, and vivacious, and are versatile enough that they can pair with almost any food.
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Katherine Reutter is making her Olympic debut in Vancouver, skating in all four women's speedskating events, and is a medal contender in each. She won her first World Cup race in September 2009, with gold in the 1000m. Katherine also hails from the same hometown as six-time Olympic medalist Bonnie Blair, who has provided inspiration for Reutter throughout her career.
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The month of March offers a chance for Pacific's student jazz musicians to showcase their skills on the road, as four student jazz groups from Pacific attend two different west coast jazz festivals. morehttp://www.pacific.edu/about-pacific/newsroom/2015/march-2015/big-opportunities-for-pacific-jazz-studies-students-in-march.html
Beginning in the fall, University of the Pacific's Conservatory of Music will offer a bachelor of science in music industry studies designed to prepare students for success in today's music industry. morehttp://www.pacific.edu/about-pacific/newsroom/2015/february-2015/pacifics-conservatory-of-music-announces-new-music-industry-degree.html
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Dr. Raphael Sanders will come to campus to give a clarinet master class for students on Thursday, 22 January 2015 . In addition to the master class, Dr. Sanders and Conservatory staff pianist, Patricia Grimm, will be performing a recital of music for clarinet and piano in the Conservatory Recital Hall on Friday, 23 January 2015 starting at 7:30 p.m. morehttp://www.pacific.edu/about-pacific/newsroom/2015/january-2015/conservatory-of-music-to-host-clarinet-master-class-and-recital.html
The 2015 Henry and Carol Zeiter Piano Competition will take place beginning at 9am on Saturday, January 17th in the Recital Hall at the University of the Pacific Conservatory of Music. morehttp://www.pacific.edu/about-pacific/newsroom/2015/january-2015/2015-zeiter-piano-competition.html
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