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Bumped: Our Maternity Photos
All of the photos below are by the lovely and talented Brooke Fits of BrookeLynPhotography who was super easy to work with even though we were last minute charlies, needed the photos turned around super quick and are extremely awkward in front of the camera.
Naturally we used some of the shots for our Christmas mail - can't wait to show you that project soon (just want to make sure our friends get them before we reveal them here). Check out the ghosts of Christmas mail past here: merrymints in 2011; lip balm in 2010; tea towels in 2009; 2002-2008
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You are radiant!ReplyDelete
Your hair and eyes look fantastic.ReplyDelete
The photo of you in the lower right - you are beautiful! Wow! I am so not a person that gives false compliments ever. Great photos! I am happy for you.ReplyDelete
perfect outfit and you look gorgeous!!ReplyDelete
We took them in Dumbo.ReplyDelete
Wonderful shots. And the last one of you alone is stunning!ReplyDelete
BEAUTIFUL!! I love the outfit you chose. You are glowing :-) Congratulations again!ReplyDelete
Your pictures are just beautiful! What a wonderful time in your life.ReplyDelete
I am OBSESSED with the picture of you baby bump with the bridge in the background. It makes me want to get pregnant and fly to Brooklyn or NYC for a photo shoot. Is that weird? ;)ReplyDelete
The shot with the bridge is to die for!ReplyDelete
Beautiful photos! She did an amazing job. I love the belly bridge shot and the one of you sitting criss cross apple sauce is a serious knockout. Strikingly beautiful. I am sure you are so glad to have these. Completely worth a splurge.ReplyDelete
So great! Definitely worth a splurge.ReplyDelete
Absolutely gorgeous, Stefanie, and they cross-legged shot of you is STUNNING! Here's hoping your last couple of works are smoooooth sailing!ReplyDelete
- Nicole_gt10:46 AM
Great great great photos! Makes me want to get pregnant again just to have a chance at something like this (no, I'm kidding. It would also take a big stack of money). I think the ones with you sitting cross-legged are really lovely and the ones with the bridge in the background really capture the moment well. Can't imagine that the original plan would have gotten you anything better than these!ReplyDelete
These turned out amazing and I LOVE what you chose to wear!! Gorgeous is what you are!! xoxo Hugs from Conroe, TXReplyDelete
You look so pretty! and happy! XOXOReplyDelete


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boodeck wrote:Jao, if you have time..can you check or review why the game crashes..
TheTud wrote:Great video, live 04 is my favorite of the series as well . The gameplay was simple, but very balanced. The only basketball game i really loved playing online against other people. Also i like graphics much more than those plastic visuals on next ones.
P.S Tip regarding sliding : reduce game speed. The lower game speed, the more fluent and slide-free animations are in this game
JaoSming wrote:nope nope and nope. Sorry fellow Vermonter, you'll have to grab it all for the other stuff, but it wont go into 06 like that
PhoeniX aka M3r$uRy wrote:This game is pretty hard to find...Played it once in an internet-cafe and I liked it much.Good job with the updated I'm gonna dl it when and if I find the game...
Andrew wrote:Just a reminder, discussing pirated copies of the game is against our rules.
JaoSming wrote:install from the two discs
install official update
install all files from the mod
beyond that, no, no updates
JaoSming wrote:apply the official patch
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Released: 2012/2013 Update with Art Files
Also, you can use my personal soundtrack for the game - JaoSming's Personal Sountrack
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Mos Def - Hip Hop
Trick Daddy - Get Down
B.O.B. - New York
T.I. - Bring 'em Out
The Beatards - Don't Step on My Sneakers
The Game - Hate It or Love It
Hilltop Hoods - Nosebleed Section
Grafh - I Don't Care
Dialated Peoples - This Way
Big Boi - I'm On It
House of Pain - Jump Around (Pete Rock Remix)
SageInfinite - 10 Teams 10 Days
Ugly Duckling - The Breakdown
Common, Lupe Fiasco, Jennifer Hudson - We Can Do It Now
I also changed the two intro music themes to the ESPN and TNT themes.
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Your iTunes library, a database that's made up of all of the music and other media that you add to iTunes, is organized into two iTunes library files and an iTunes Media folder.
Before you back up your media, find the location of your iTunes Media folder and consolidate your library.
Find the iTunes Media folder
By default, your iTunes Media folder is in your iTunes folder:
- Mac: Finder > username > Music
- Windows 7 or later:
- Windows XP:
\Documents and Settings\username\My Documents\My Music\
If the folder isn't in its default location, you can find where it's located using these steps:
- Open iTunes.
- Mac: From the menu bar at the top of your computer screen, choose iTunes > Preferences.
Windows: From the menu bar at the top of the iTunes window, choose Edit > Preferences.
- Click the Advanced tab.
- Look in the box under "iTunes Media folder location" for the location of your iTunes Media folder.
Consolidate your iTunes library
Before you make a backup of your iTunes files, consolidate all of your media into the iTunes Media folder. To consolidate your media:
- Open iTunes.
- From the menu bar at the top of your computer screen or at the top of the iTunes window, choose File > Library > Organize Library.
- Select "Consolidate files."
- Click OK.
Consolidating copies any files that were outside of your iTunes Media folder into your iTunes Media folder. To save space on your hard drive, you might want to delete the original files after you make sure that the copies are in your iTunes Media Folder.
Back up your library and media files
After you consolidate your media files, you can back up your library and media files to an external drive.
- Quit iTunes.
- Find your iTunes folder.
- Drag the iTunes folder from its location to an external drive. Your library and media files copy to the drive.
Restore your library from a backup
You can restore your iTunes library or iTunes Media folder from your external drive to your computer.
- Quit iTunes.
- Locate your external drive.
Mac: On the Desktop or Finder sidebar.
Windows: In My Computer.
- Drag the iTunes folder (that you backed up earlier) from your external drive to where you want it on your internal drive. We recommend that you put the iTunes folder back into its default location.
- Hold down the Option key (Mac) or Shift key (Windows) while opening iTunes.
- When you see a message that asks you to Choose iTunes Library, click Choose Library.
- Choose the iTunes folder (that you dragged in step 3) from your internal drive.
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Windows: Click Open.
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This program is now accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Interpreter Education.
Commission on Collegiate Interpreter Education Website
Welcome to the University of North Florida's ASL/English Interpreting Undergraduate Program. There are two degree options (concentrations) based on a student's prior experience in interpreting and language learning. We hope you will find the information you are seeking here, but if not, please contact us with any questions you might have. UNF's BS program began in fall 2007 after several years of planning and consulting with other successful programs. The program's curriculum is designed to promote interpreting and translating skill development for certified interpreters and pre-certified students who seek national certification with the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf, Inc. The program is built on the standards of the Commission on Collegiate Interpreter Education, and each of the two concentrations contains advanced coursework in language development, interpreting and translating skill development, community engagement, and applied ethics.
The A.S. to B.S. General Practice Concentration contains a robust general practice curriculum and is designed for transfer students who have completed an associate-level Interpreting or Pre-Interpreting degree. The program uses blended technology, and students come to UNF one weekend per month in addition to accessing course content online. Students do not have to relocate to Jacksonville to participate in this concentration. The program admits students each fall, and prospective students are required to apply by March 31.
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Program Admission
The Community Interpreting concentration allows students who do not have a prior associate-level degree to pursue an Interpreting major at UNF. It is a full, 120-credit-hour B.S. degree program from start to finish. The last 48 hours of the program are synchronized with the A.S. to B.S. General Practice Concentration, and students in both concentrations attend this part of their program together.
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The entire B.S. program uses a combination of hybrid and distance technologies. Students who take general education core, language, and pre-interpreting courses during the Freshman and Sophomore years at UNF may have regular, face-to-face class sessions once or twice a week. The final 48 hours of the B.S. degree (either concentration) do not require students to reside in Jacksonville. Students come to campus four weekends during spring and fall semesters and one weekend during one summer. Distance technologies allow students to access direct instruction materials online, and the onsite weekends are used to apply knowledge to authentic simulated settings with Deaf community actors. Although it is not required, students are highly encouraged to reside in Jacksonville throughout their program of study to regularly access faculty-student mentorship opportunities, participate in local Deaf community activities, engage in campus life and student organizations, and join study groups.
The ASL/English Interpreting program faculty members have undergone certification training for teaching online and bring a vast array of expertise in facilitating interpreting skill acquisition with a combination of online and face-to-face methodologies. Each course's content is carefully evaluated to determine the most effective way of delivering it to students. UNF's program is highly interactive, professors are continuously engaged in student learning, and the curriculum remains in alignment with national interpreter education standards. The University of North Florida (UNF) is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award baccalaureate, masters, and doctorate degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of the University of North Florida. Individual contact to the Commission on Colleges about the University of North Florida accreditation status should occur only if there is evidence that appears to support significant noncompliance with a requirement or standard.
Students who are admitted to this program should have daily access to high-speed internet and a desktop or laptop computer that is equipped with Microsoft Office and a web camera. Courses will use a variety of the latest technology to maximize skill and knowledge acquisition. These technologies include Blackboard Learn, Collaborate, Blue Jeans, GoREACT, and Knovio, allowing students to interact synchronously (participation in group meetings as they occur) or asynchronously (accessing recordings of class sessions later at personal convenience).
Prior to declaring a major as ASL/English Interpreting, students must successfully complete Limited Access Screening. In addition to passing the Limited Access Screening, program admission requires a 2.75 GPA and a 'B' or better in ASL I, ASL II, Introduction to Interpreting, and ENC 1101.Prior to placement in the capstone Practicum and Portfolio Presentation (Internship) course, students must pass the National Interpreter Certification Written Examination administered by the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf, Inc.
The mission of the ASL/English Interpreting Program is to prepare entry-level practitioners who are capable of managing the intercultural demands and complex cognitive tasks for conveying dynamically equivalent messages between American Sign Language and English.
Our philosophy is that students will flourish when provided with an experiential, service-learning environment that encourages alliance with Deaf community partners and an evidence-based curriculum that is in accordance with current spoken and signed language research. We recognize the importance of faculty members being actively engaged in applied interpreting research and encouraging students to become consumers of research to inform their skill development. One-on-one mentorship, strong peer support networks, and a spiraling curriculum that builds upon previously developed interpreting skills to achieve mastery are the foundations of our program. We believe in emphasizing Academic Language (ASL and written and spoken English) within the program and hold high expectations for our students' continued progress toward national certification. First and foremost, the curricular and extracurricular aspects of our program emphasize a sociolinguistic perspective of Deaf and hearing communities through advanced ASL skill development, consecutive and simultaneous interpreting skill acquisition, and linguistic-cultural competency.
The program is based on core values of ethical reasoning and decision-making, critical thinking, and Deaf community alliance. In addition, we aspire to prepare students who consistently demonstrate interpersonal skills that reflect unconditional positive regard for all participants in the interpreting process and professional dispositions that embrace diversity, respect, equity, and equality of opportunity among the diverse language and cultural groups of the community. Program faculty members are committed to conducting and incorporating research in interpreting and interpreter education, receiving ongoing training on best practices in distance learning, and infusing the standards outlined by the Commission on Collegiate Interpreter Education. Our goal is to provide a comprehensive curriculum within an innovative program design to produce highly qualified interpreters who are ready to span the readiness to work gap and achieve national certification.


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State workers get raises in new contractBy GARRY RAYNO
State House Bureau
November 19. 2013 8:12PM
CONCORD — The state workers' largest union approved a new contract that gives members their first pay raise since 2009, but also would have them pay their first health care deductible.
Over the last two weeks, 80 percent of the State Employees Association members who voted said they favor the new contract, which took more than 10 months to negotiate.
"It took a lot of work to get here, but the members have spoken and are now ready to move forward," said Diana Lacey, SEA president.
State workers will receive a 6.12 percent pay increase over the life of the contract, which ends July 1, 2015.
Workers will receive a $300 payment in their next paycheck in lieu of retroactive pay from July 1, and a 1.5 percent increase in salary in their next paycheck.
State workers will also receive a 2.25 percent increase beginning July 1, 2014, and another 2.25 percent increase beginning Jan. 1, 2015.
State workers will have to pay a health care deductible of $500 for an individual and $750 for a family, but will receive up to $300 in each year of the contract in wellness incentives that can be used toward the deductible.
More than 36 percent of the bargaining unit's members participated in the vote; the tally was 1,574 in favor and 385 opposed.
"I am pleased that SEA members have ratified this agreement that provides the first cost-of-living increase in five years to our hard-working state employees while securing important health care savings for the state," Gov. Maggie Hassan said. "I thank SEA members and leadership, as well as state negotiators, for working in good faith to reach a deal that's fair to all parties."
State and union negotiators reached a tentative agreement in June, but the SEA Bargaining Senate rejected the proposal. The two sides failed to reach an agreement, went through mediation and then entered fact-finding before reaching a tentative agreement at the end of October.
The main sticking point has been health care costs, as some lower pay grade state workers complained the health deductibles were more than they would receive in pay increases.
"The SEA team knew about the state's history of over-projecting health care cost inflation during contract negotiations. They knew that employees had been a big part of achieving millions of dollars in annual health care savings — surplus money — that kept going back to state agencies to balance the budget," said Lacey. "They were sure that out-of-pocket costs for employees were going to far exceed worker raises. So they got innovative and collaborated with the state to create an agreement that was fair for everyone."
The contract provides financial incentives for activities such as an annual physical, blood pressure checks and flu shots.
Employees are also rewarded for using lower cost services through Anthem's Site of Service centers. The state's Compass SmartShopper program continues, which gives employees a rebate for using low-cost providers.
The state self-insures its health insurance program, which is administered by Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield.
Provisions of the new contract will be acted on by the Executive Council today and by the Joint Legislative Fiscal Committee Friday.
Three other unions ratified their contracts with the state earlier this year, including the New England Police Benevolent Association, the Teamsters and the New Hampshire Troopers Association.


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CARSON, Calif. (Thursday, January 12, 2012) – The LA Galaxy made two selections in this afternoon's MLS SuperDraft, which was held today at the Kansas City Convention Center. Holding their natural selection in each round of the two-round, 38-pick SuperDraft, the Galaxy selected central defender Tommy Meyer from Indiana University in the first round and midfielder Kenney Walker from the University of Louisville in the second round.
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With the final pick of the first round of the SuperDraft, the Galaxy selected defender Tommy Meyer from Indiana University. The first defender picked by the Galaxy in the first round of the SuperDraft since Omar Gonzalez in 2009, Meyer was a four-year starter for the Hoosiers, appearing in 81 games during his college career and making 79 starts. An All-Big Ten Conference First Team selection as a senior in 2011, Meyer finished second in the conference with a career-high seven assists. A native of St. Louis, Meyer was a member of the U.S. Under-17 National Team at the 2007 FIFA U-17 World Cup in South Korea, playing in three of the four games that the team played at the tournament.
"He's a player that has a good profile to be a center back in this league," LA Galaxy General Manager and Head Coach Bruce Arena said. "He has physical size, he's a good header of the ball, a good defender and a decent passer out of the back. Once we get him into our setting we can learn a little bit more and work with him and try to make him better."
In the second round of the SuperDraft, the Galaxy selected University of Louisville midfielder Kenney Walker. A former member of the U-15 and U-17 National Team, Walker was a four-year starter for the Cardinals, starting 76 of the 80 games that he appeared in. Walker had a career-high five goals as a senior in 2011 while adding six assists in 23 games as he led his team to the NCAA Quarterfinals. Primarily used in the center of midfield, the Wickliffe, Ohio native finished his career with nine goals and 19 assists.
"I thought that he had a very good Combine," Arena said. "He is a defensive midfielder, a holding midfielder, an aggressive type of player and a good passer of the ball. I felt over the three days of the Combine he may have been a first round pick so when he was available in the second round we jumped on it and we're hopeful that he will turn into a good player."
The LA Galaxy will open preseason ahead of the 2012 MLS season later this month. They will return to competitive action on Wednesday, March 7 when they take on Toronto FC in the first leg of their 2011/12 CONCACAF Champions League Quarterfinal, which will be played at Rogers Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. They will open the 2012 MLS season three days later on Saturday, March 10 when they host Real Salt Lake at The Home Depot Center in MLS First Kick 2012, presented by Dick's Sporting Goods. That game will kick off at 7:30 p.m. (PT) and tickets are on sale now as part of season ticket packages as well as three and six-game plans. For more information about this game or to purchase tickets, please visit www.lagalaxy.com/tickets.


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ing, no home, no job, no food, and no clothes."
Among the locations where Ed dropped off supplies are the First United Methodist Church in Gautier, Miss.; Biloxi Fire Department station number 5, Biloxi, Miss.; and a distribution center in Pass Christian, Miss.
At Pass Christian the food supply had run out two hours before Ed arrived. "Four guys helped us unload, lots of people thanked us profusely. . . . It felt wonderful to be smack in the middle of these people. It was so satisfying to be a part of that group. It is humanity at it best. We left there and tried to go south toward the coast. Wires down . . . trees down. . . poles down . . . buildings flattened . . . dunnage everywhere. We soon arrived at the road block beyond which only locals could go. We'd had enough, so we turned around and headed for home. Today we did 350 miles in 10 hours and donated $1,000 in aid.
"Each time I tell someone down here about all you up there and your generosity, they start to fill up and cry. They are so touched that you would want to help them . . . without even knowing them."
If you'd like to help out and have your donation hand delivered, send a check made out to Ed Booth to 37 Lee Ave., Newport, RI 02840. It will be deposited into Ed's account, and he can draw on it with his debit card as needed.
If you prefer to use Paypal on the computer Ed's e-mail address is email@example.com.
He sends up his daily progress reports on dbooth.net/ed. Super kudos, Ed!
Congratulations to islander Joel Newbolt who has been elected one of the three team captains on the North Kingstown High School Freshman Football Team. Joel, who plays right guard and
defensive tackle, excelled during
double sessions and practiced
"This is an intense journey, so much is coming into the
windows and doors of my mind. There is so much to process and there are no neat and tidy places in which to put each piece. I am seeing the heart and soul of a very large group of people. I see the result of one of nature's most furious attempts ever. There is evidence everywhere of the immense power of water...the cumulative effects of winds of truly awesome speeds."
These are the words Ed Booth e-mailed home after his arrival in the area devastated by Hurricane Katrina. We told you last week about the Rocket Dawg and retired Jamestown postmaster's journey south "to help whoever I can." He carried gasoline, water, and money in order to help the victims of the storm. He headquartered at his sister Judy's home in Pensacola and worked out of there.
"The roads are full of convoys, police cars, buses, support vehicles, bucket trucks, ambulances, large Army trucks . . . people on the move . . . rescuers, repairers, dike pluggers of all sorts, large dump trucks, MPs. The whole area is being swarmed by fixers and comforters and organizers and tent city experts and on and on. 'God Bless You' is flying everywhere . Frustrations are clearly evident on the faces of some, fear is on the faces of others."
Ed found that the best way to reach the people was to go to distribution points and inquire about need. When he returned to base at night, he and Judy would head out to Wal Mart and Sam's Club and purchase food. Judy, who works at J.C. Penny was able to purchase $8,600 worth of clothing there for just $860. The next day they'd return to the distribution centers and leave the items.
"There are so many damaged homes and even more damaged lives. So many of these people had very little before the storm and now they literally have nothwith a severely sprained hand. He told us he appreciates the opportunity "to motivate the team and offer my advice."
Best wishes for a winning season, Joel.
Dot Norton, Bob and Betty Kinder and Patty Vandal all filled in the ? marks correctly. "They're either too young or too old, they're either too gray or too grassy green."
"It was a lament regarding available males during WWII," explained Bob and Betty. Patty provided the next lines in the lyrics, "The pickins' are poor and the crop is lean. What's good is in the Army, what's left will never harm me." Sing out!!!
It must fall in the same category as taking undersized female lobsters or stealing a horse.
It's the lowest of low. Stealing plants out of someone else's garden.
Judy Bell, library director, says that's what's happening in the garden at the library just opposite the front door.
Judy related how Jane Case has put a great deal of effort into the garden, even donating her own perennials, only to have someone dig them up and take them away.
It's not vandalism, it's outright disgusting theft.
PET ALERT: Miss Oreo, a 14year-old cat with long black and white hair, is missing from her 15 Melrose Ave. home. The Larson family reported her absence after she failed to return home for her Fancy Feast breakfast on Sunday morning after a Saturday night on the town.
The Larsons say she may have wandered into a basement or shed and is locked inside. The family said she tends to be shy and timid. If you have any information, call Miss Oreo's family at 423-1238.
Of course, she may have met up with Willie who is also missing and they . . . . Well, you get our drift.
The Rocket Dawgz received a donation from David Czerwonka of East Providence who wrote, "Loved it at Mackerel Cove! Excellent! We like being close, we always say — if the chunks aren't falling on us, we're not close enough!" A Rocket Dawg at heart!
The Jamestown Medical Fund that gives financial assistance to people with inadequate or no medical insurance is raffling off $2,500. Tickets are $50 and can be obtained by calling Maryann Toppa, 423-2866, who said she'll hand deliver them to your house.
If it's too big a nut, Maryann suggests you get together with some friends and chip in for a ticket.
"The money stays on the island," she said.
Four-year-old Phoebe Potter is the R&R Gallery's August winner of the monthly Beanie Babie drawing. A resident of England, Phoebe is going into kindergarten, or reception as it's called over there. She'll be carrying her Sherry Slick as a momento from the colonies.
Registration to become a member of Jamestown's Cub Scout Pack 1 will be held at the Lt. Col. John C. Rembijas Memorial Pavilion at Ft. Getty Tuesday, Sept. 20, at 5:30 p.m.
A Cub Scout's life on the island includes Pawsox games, camp outs, Pinewood Derby Race, Blue & Gold dinner, popcorn sale, and an overnight at Battleship Cove.
But most of all it includes building new friendships and acquiring skills that are valuable throughout a lifetime.
Registration is for boys in first through the fifth grades. The fee is $20. Any questions? Call Greg DiGasper, 423-2468
Deb Slattery is looking for a foster home for a kitten or kittens. Call her at 423-3959.
BankNewport Branch Manager Mike DeVito and his very capable staff are hosting a customer appreciation social at the island branch tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Lunch will be catered by the husband and wife team from Chopmist Charlie's and Tricia's Tropi-Grille. An on-air personality from Coast 93.3 FM will be on hand for live "call-ins" and prize giveaways.
As the tune goes, "BankNewport, BankNewport..."
The fifth annual Peter C. Clarke Memorial Golf Tournament will tee up Saturday, Sept. 17, at 7 a.m. for a shotgun start at the Jamestown Golf Course.
The entrance fee of $75 per person includes 18 holes, barbecue lunch, prizes, and raffles. Proceeds from the tournament will benefit the Jamestown School and local charities.
If you can't make the tournament on Saturday, mark Oct. 2 on your calendar. A fund-raiser will be played at the Jamestown Golf Course that day to purchase a beach wheelchair for Jamestown School eighth-grader Alex Brynes who has muscular dystrophy.
Tickets are $50. There will be hamburgers, hot dogs, and a raffle.
It's sticky fingers time again. The Knights of Columbus Council #9197 will have 50 dozen glazed Krispy Kreme doughnuts for sale in front of St. Mark Church on Sunday morning, Sept. 24. Coffee, tea, punch and individual doughnuts will be available at a parish social in the church hall after the two masses.
Can you imagine having an entire soccer team for dinner and then the possibility of having them for breakfast, too?
That's what almost happened to Barbara Ricci. Her son, Matt, is a junior at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Conn., and plays defense on the school's soccer team. After losing 9 8 to Providence College, the entire team of 20 players, two coaches, and a trainer were invited to Matt's Yawl Avenue home for dinner.
The team arrived on a bus about 7:30 p.m. Every thing was going well until the bus got stuck trying to make a turn while backing out of the driveway. There it sat, immobile.
They put in a call for a tow truck to come out of Providence. It took more than three hours for it to get to the island.
In the meantime the soccer team, ranging in ages from 18 to 22, consumed all the pasta, lasagna, salad, and brownies and who knows what else from the Ricci larder. Some wanted to call out for more food, not realizing they were on an island.
Some stayed inside and watched the Sox game or football while others played basketball outside.
The tow truck arrived about 11 p.m. and it took only 10 minutes to free the bus.
The team arrived back at school at 2:15 a.m. With 8 a.m. classes on their schedules, it was a short night for the athletes.
So, how did Barbara feel after feeding a whole team? "They are an incredible group of young men, with well-mannered behavior because of their parents. The school has a great team. I'd entertain them again in a heartbeat."
Oh, the driver of the bus missed out on the lasagna.
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In a new interview with SeattlePI, Molly Malaney opens up about her new life post The Bachelor. Molly talks about her recent engagement to Jason Mesnick, dealing with her new found fame, and settling down in Seattle with Jason, and his son Ty. Molly reveals that she and Jason are planning to get married within the next year.
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On Wedding Date – No. We haven't had even a minute to think about the wedding. We haven't even had one discussion about it. Now that things are slowing down, I think we'll start talking. There are so many different factors: Is it going to be on TV? Is it going to be part of a magazine spread? Or are we just going to do it ourselves? It will definitely be in the next year.
On Dealing With Tabloid Attention – It's amazing, seeing how personally invested people get. A lot of it, first of all, just with all the backlash that happened after the show, it was like, "Hello, people. It's a television show!" Even today there's still a small group of people who are still upset about it and still have animosity toward Jason and it's just so strange to me.
I can't say I regret going on the show or going through all the tabloid drama because I met the person I'm going to spend the rest of my life with, which makes it worth it. And I think a lot of our success comes from having gone through all that negativity. I mean, it sucked. It totally sucked going through it, but it brought us a lot closer.
On Life With Jason – We are complete opposites. Oh my God. Two totally separate people. But it works. We disagree about any little thing. What to eat, how to rearrange the living room. But at the end of the day we love going to bed together and waking up next to each other and just being with each other. So our personalities definitely complement themselves. But he is so carefree and easygoing, doesn't let a thing bother him. Everything just slides off. And he is such a glass-half-full kind of person. He always sees the positive side of everything. Whereas I am very square and safe and play by the rules, I'm very organized, and very consistent, so yeah — we're very different. But we pull each other in the right direction. He eases me up a little bit and I kind of wrangle him in.


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Woman killed, man injured in Saxon Harbor ATV crash
SAXON, Wis. — A fatal all-terrain vehicle accident that occurred Tuesday evening at Saxon Harbor is under investigation by the Iron County Sheriff's Department.
The accident involving a Milwaukee area couple occurred around 7 p.m.
The brakes on the ATV reportedly failed and the machine went down a cliff on Lake Superior, killing the female passenger and injuring the male driver, 44.
Sheriff Tony Furyk said Wednesday the ATV failed to negotiate the sharp corner on Harbor Drive and it went over the steep cliff, landing on the lake's beach.
The 42-year-old woman from Hales Corners was unresponsive upon arrival. A deputy and first responders attempted cardio-pulmonary resuscitation, but the woman was pronounced dead on the scene, according to a sheriff's department report.
The couple's two sons, 15 and 17, were riding with the group and witnessed the crash.
The injured man was transported by ambulance to Aspirus Grand View Hospital and was later airlifted to another facility.
According to the youngsters interviewed at the hospital, the man had reported having trouble with the ATV's brakes just before the crash.
The two boys, riding on separate machines, had gone ahead and stopped at the bottom of the hill to wait for their parents. They saw their other ATV come down the hill and fail to slow down for the sharp corner, according to the report.
Harbor Drive, extending several miles from U.S. 2 in the Gurney area to the harbor, is a popular route for snowmobiles and ATVs.
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Even as a college senior nearly 50 years ago, Hillary Rodham Clinton was willing to be confrontational when it came to her political passions, challenging a U.S. senator about the urgency to alleviate poverty and earning herself a rebuke from the Chicago Tribune, which called her "discourtesy" unjustified.
As Wellesley College's first ever student commencement speaker, Clinton put aside her prepared remarks to address comments made by U.S. Sen. Edward Brooke, who had preceded her on the stage at the graduation. A moderate Republican representing Massachusetts, Brooke had urged the students not to overlook the progress already made.
Though concerned that she not be seen as attacking Brooke, she responded, "What does it mean to hear that 13.3 percent of the people in this country are below the poverty line? That's a percentage. We're not interested in social reconstruction; it's human reconstruction."
The 21-year-old offered an early preview of how she viewed politics, saying, "We feel that for too long our leaders have viewed politics as the art of the possible. And the challenge now is to practice politics as the art of making what appears to be impossible possible."
Nearly 100 years after American women got the right to vote, Clinton could be about to make another achievement possible for women by becoming the first woman elected president. She has been up against an opponent who tailored his message primarily to disaffected white men in a tight and intensely fought race rife with misogyny.
Clinton was chosen the Democratic presidential nominee after a lifetime of firsts, among them the first first lady to be elected a U.S. senator, but also after years of repeated investigations by her political enemies who even before she might ascend to the White House are threatening to impeach her.
"It's historic and not just for women and women's participation but it's historic for our democracy in the same way that electing Barack Obama was historic," said Debbie Walsh, the director of the Center for American Women and Politics at New Jersey's Rutgers University. "It is a breakthrough."
Clinton, who lost her first try for the nomination to Barack Obama in 2008, initially made a name for herself for her work on behalf of women and children, joining Marian Wright Edelman's Children's Defense Fund out of Yale Law School. Among her jobs: going undercover to collect data on school segregation. She went on to become the first female partner at the Rose Law Firm in Arkansas, the first lady of Arkansas and the first lady of the United States.
But she has had considerable defeats too, failing to overhaul the country's health care system while she was first lady for example and earning widespread censure for her clumsy approach. "I now come from the school of small steps," she said later while campaigning for the U.S. Senate.
Many of her opponents have criticized her policies or what they see as unethical or illegal behavior — though none has been proven — but others have attacked her as a woman.
At a rally for Donald Trump in New Hampshire on Friday, former Gov. John Sununu asked if Bill Clinton was referring to Hillary Clinton when he said, "I never had sex with that woman," (Bill Clinton was talking about Monica Lewinsky, the White House intern with whom he had an affair, when he said "I never had sexual relations with that woman.")
A tweet sent last week from the account of the Texas agriculture commissioner, Sid Miller, called her a sexually explicit and derogatory term for a woman. His office later said it had been sent inadvertently.
That hostility has made it even more urgent to elect a woman, say activists and some of Clinton's Wellesley College classmates, who believe she is the best qualified for the job.
Terry O'Neill, the president of the National Organization of Women, said the election was important because Clinton is an "unapologetic feminist."
"She is a practical progressive politician who likes to get things done," O'Neill said. "But she has spent her entire career working to empower women."
During her tenure as secretary of state under Obama, she met not only with elite women around the world but also those working to advance women's position in society, O'Neill said. She expects Clinton would make priorities of closing the gender wage gap and ensuring that lower-income women have access to health care.
"All the ways in which women are currently discriminated against, they all circle back to keeping women economically insecure," O'Neill said. "And when women are not economically secure, their whole families suffer, including the men in their households."
Kris Olson, the U.S. attorney for Oregon during the Bill Clinton administration, knew Clinton both at Wellesley and at Yale University Law School and said that even then she was building bridges among different groups. As president, Clinton would not only be tough on international issues, but would focus on the critical issues affecting women and children, she said.
"We need somebody to set the tone," Olson said.
A CNN/ORC poll done early this year, before Clinton was picked as the Democratic nominee, found that three quarters of registered women voters thought that United States was ready for a female president. But only a third said it was very important to elect one in their lifetime — a finding that Walsh believed could be a result of younger women already used to women in powerful positions.
A poll conducted of Wellesley College's seniors found that 65 percent supported Clinton, 14 percent backed Sanders and 2 percent favored Trump. At the same time, 51 percent said that gender mattered only a little and 31 percent said not at all.
Olson, like many of her contemporaries, said some younger women failed to appreciate the battles her generation fought, over reproductive rights for example, and how easily they could be turned back. And the misogyny that Clinton has encountered, the opposition to her that runs so deep in the country, likely will continue, she said.
"The slurs over the years have been remarkable and they've intensified in the election and I don't see them abating," she said.
Sharvari Johari, a co-editor of the college's newspaper, The Wellesley News, and a current senior, agreed it was important to elect a woman as president, as a role model for younger women in politics and as someone who might influence the focus of legislation.
"With a woman president we might not have the same battles over women's reproductive rights, and we might have more support for single mothers and families," she said. "These are all issues that tend to be more important for women."
But women at Wellesley are choosing Clinton because she is the best candidate on the ballot, she said.
"Even though gender is incredibly important and it's important to support your fellow women, that comes with the asterisk — that you're going to support a fellow woman who deserves it, hard working women who are qualified and intelligent," she said. "Clinton is a woman but she is also incredibly qualified and incredibly intelligent and has political savvy. So my vote for her is both as a woman and as an educated voter."
After leaving Wellesley College with Clinton in 1969, Dr. Lonny Higgins, a obstetrician and gynecologist, founded women's health centers in Hawaii and cofounded the MariMed Foundation for Hawaii's young people and families. Electing a woman would show how much women's and men's roles have evolved and broadened, and allow the country to tap into everyone's skills, she said. The entire culture would benefit, she said.
"Why not a woman?" Higgins asked.
Nancy Wanderer, another former classmate who was the director of the legal research and writing program at the University of Maine Law School, said the world had already seen the effects of having men in power.
"We need to try the other half of the talent, really not just in the country but in the world," she said.
A woman would bring a different perspective to such decisions as whether to send people to war or how to take care of children and help women work without worrying about whether their children were safe, she said.
"I just think men haven't been able to do that so far," she said.
And although many female leaders have not focused on issues important to women, Clinton would, her supporters say.
A gender gap has been evident throughout the race. An NBC/Wall Street Journal/Marist poll of Florida last month, for example, found Clinton ahead of Trump by 9 percentage points among women who are likely to vote — 51 percent for Clinton to 42 percent for Trump. An even larger gap was found in North Carolina, 14 points among women, where Clinton led Trump, 52 percent to 38 percent.
The reverse is also true in Florida. Trump led Clinton by 11 points among men likely to cast a ballot in Florida, 48 percent to 37 percent. But in North Carolina they were competitive among men, with Trump at 44 percent and Clinton at 42 percent.
Plenty of successful women have supported Trump, notably his campaign manager Kelleyanne Conway, the first woman to run a Republican presidential campaign. But other prominent Republican women, among them U.S. Sen. Susan Collins of Maine and Meg Whitman, the chief executive of Hewlett Packard Enterprise, fled the Republican candidate after he was heard on a videotape bragging about groping women.
As historic as Clinton's win would be, Walsh pointed to the dearth of women in many other positions and she worries that the push to elect more women could falter if voters think the job is done. Women make up only 19.4 percent of Congress as a whole — 20 percent of the U.S. Senate and 19.3 percent of the U.S. House of Representatives — and 25 percent of state legislatures.
"We're behind many other countries when it comes to electing women as head of state," she said. "We're behind many countries frankly when it comes to electing women to our national legislature."
Sarah B. Larrabee, another member of Clinton's class, now with a real estate company in Boulder, Colorado, recalled watching women push their daughters forward to see Clinton at a Democratic forum for women leaders. The girls were energized, she said, and some of their mothers were in tears.
"I've been wishing I could contact my grandmother who didn't have the right to vote until she had already raised half of her family," she said.
And classmate Susan Doull, whose company, Commendable Tours, organizes privates tours in Africa, Italy and France, has lived abroad for more of her life than in the United States. Clinton would be both capable and caring, able to work across the political aisle and resilient after many years of attacks, she said.
"It's definitely time that the U.S. catches up with the rest of the world, which is much more comfortable with the role of women in politics," she said. "Not that it's perfect anywhere but we're behind."


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Mustafa Abushagur, professor of microsystems engineering and electrical and microelectronic engineering in the Kate Gleason College of Engineering at Rochester Institute of Technology, was recently awarded the prestigious Robert E. Hopkins Leadership Award from the Optical Society of America. As one of the society's highest awards, Abushagur, who most recently served as Libya's first prime minister and was the founding president of RIT Dubai, was recognized for his "leadership in education and entrepreneurship, which led to the establishment of important programs, institutions, and companies devoted to developing optics in the United States, Middle East and North Africa".
The Hopkins Award annually recognizes an individual or group that has had a significant impact on the global optics and photonics community, or has influenced society as a whole stemming from non-research-oriented activities. Abushagur has had a distinguished career in academia and industry as well as international political affairs.
An expert in micro-optical systems and nano-photonics, Abushagur joined RIT in 2002 to shape, launch and lead RIT's Ph.D. program in microsystems engineering. In 2008, he became the founding president of RIT Dubai, one of the university's three international campuses.
"Mustafa's success as a leader stems from his exceptional ability to recognize an opportunity, seize it and provide the guidance needed to transform the opportunity into something of significant value," says Harvey Palmer, dean of the Kate Gleason College of Engineering. "Furthermore, he inspires confidence through his thoughtfulness, directness and honesty; winning the loyalty of his colleagues with his caring, selfless approach to everything that he does."
In November 2011, Abushagur returned to his homeland after more than 32 years in exile to be appointed deputy prime minister of Libya. As a Libyan refugee on Libya's "Most Wanted" list because of his active opposition to the Moammar Gadhafi regime, Abushagur served as part of the country's new government after the regime was toppled and Gadhafi was killed. A year later he was elected prime minister, although for a short time.
Abushagur came to RIT from the University of Alabama at Huntsville, where he was professor of electrical and computer engineering and professor of optical science and engineering. He also led development of the university's first-in-the-nation optical engineering bachelor's degree program.
As an entrepreneur, he founded two start-ups: LiquidLight Inc., a developer and manufacturer of optical network systems for the metro-access market, and Photronix, a maker of fiber-optic components based in Malaysia. He has consulted for the U.S. Army Missile Command, NASA, Boeing Co. and other firms, has published numerous papers and holds several patents.
Although currently engaged in the growing democratic activities within Libya, Abushagur maintains his residency in Brighton, N.Y.


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Drug collection day to be held at Miller Park Saturday
Residents of Milwaukee county will have the opportunity to safely dispose of unused prescription drugs Saturday.
The Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District will hold an event to coincide with National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day on Saturday.
The event will be held in the Miller Park "Miller Lot" from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Prescription and over-the-counter medicines will be collected.
Illegal drugs, personal care products and household hazardous waste will not be accepted at this collection drive.
Bill Graffin with MMSD said residents dropping off unused medicines will receive a free five-pound bag of Milorganite fertilizer.
Graffin said similar efforts in Milwaukee County have collected over 18 tons of unused medicines since 2006.
For more information on the national collection effort, visit www.dea.gov.


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Kate's prepping for baby! The Duchess of Cambridge was spotted shopping for nursery décor with mom Carol Middleton at posh interior design company Bernard Thorp & Co. in London this week. For the outing Kate donned a navy belted jersey dress from ASOS's maternity collection, a classic purple cardigan, and Pied a Terre wedges (check out her look on popsugar.com). And you can cop her style, moms-to-be! Hurry to asos.com to purchase the flattering frock for $30 before the Kate Effect strikes again and it sells out.
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OSCAR'S SHOW TO GO ON: Oscar de la Renta's annual fashion show on the shores of Lake Tahoe won't be affected by the wildfire that has devastated inland residential and parkland about an hour's drive to the south on the California-Nevada border. The Aug. 4 event, sponsored by Saks Fifth Avenue and benefiting the League to Save Lake Tahoe, is a particular draw for Old Guard San Franciscans who also make up a loyal fan base of de la Renta's. The designer will attend, along with his creative director of licensing, Eliza Bolen, and her husband, company chief executive officer Alex Bolen, de la Renta's office said.
MAN'S BEST FRIEND NEEDS TO LOOK CHIC, TOO: J. Crew may be going to the dogs. According to a research report from CIBC World Markets, the preppy retailer filed a patent with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for Crewmutts, a concept for dogs that potentially could be sold in stores and online. The patent for Crewmutts covers products for dogs, including leashes, clothing, dog beds, shoes, bathing products, blankets, bowls, life jackets, toys and treats. "In our view, the higher-end dog clothing and accessories market seems fragmented, comprised largely of local boutiques. Therefore, this could be an opportunity to take share, both as the stores and online, of a customer who generally may be less price-resistant to decking out their dog," the report said. J. Crew executives could not be reached for comment Wednesday.
STELLA'S WEB: Stella McCartney is dipping her toe into the virtual community of Second Life to stage a peaceful antifur protest. On July 12, the designer and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals will cohost an event on a specially created island in the virtual world. Visitors to the island — which is inspired by the English countryside, complete with stables, picnic tables and a Linda McCartney veggie burger stall — will be able to show their support for PETA in virtual terms. All visitors will receive a selection of antifur accessories for their Second Life character to wear; they can donate money in Linden dollars, the community's currency, which the animal rights group will be able to exchange for real U.S. dollars, and they will be able to dress their character in a T-shirt bearing the slogan "I'd rather be pixilated than wear fur."
"Sometimes it's nice to have a bit of humor on serious subjects," said McCartney, whose island will be open through July 29, in a statement.
Those who take a trip to the online idyll will be able to scoop real-world prizes, too. A competition will run until July 19, for which visitors can submit a new PETA slogan, based around its tag line, "I'd rather go naked than wear fur." Prizes will include two tickets to McCartney's spring 2008 show in Paris, one of the designer's Appaloosa bags and her entire Care skin care line.
PETRA'S CAUSE: On Monday, model Petra Nemcova feted a partnership between her Happy Hearts Fund and NutraCea, a leader in nutrient research and supplement development. The Cooper-Hewitt Museum exhibit "Design for the Other 90%," featuring objects designed to aid the impoverished global population, was an elegant backdrop for the event. "It's amazing the support I've gotten from the arts and entertainment communities," Nemcova said. Guests included designers Tiffany Koury and Loris Diran and Russell Simmons. Through the partnership, Nemcova plans to make NutraCea products available to families still suffering from the Indonesian tsunami she survived in 2004, and to expand the program from there. NutraCea president and chief executive officer Brad Edson summed up their future plans by saying, "There are a billion starving people in the world. When they're all fed, then we'll stop."
GOODY TWO-SHOES: On the heels of hip brands Antik Batik and Maloles, Michel Vivien is the latest shoe designer to collaborate with French high-street shoe chain André. Vivien came up with four styles for the store in various fabric and colorways, to be released in September, including ballerinas and mary janes. Prices range from around $150 to $350.


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Firstly, I'm new here. Just a big HELLO for you all. Hope you're doing well
Secondly, I got a Zen Vision: M a couple of years ago and I got an issue with it. We were great lovers, it fell on the ground and all my music files dissapeared. We broke down. I'm still in love. I can't get over it. So I tried upgrading firmware, I tried rebooting and all so, and a couple of years after I stumble upon the good solution of opening it to see if something is broken. I dissassembled my poor sweetheart and nothing was strange: no problems with battery, no problems with ribbon cable as for HDD is concerned, no strange sounds. Sounds to me that this is going to be about a Hard Disk problem since I'm running XP in a PC and the Creative software doesn't recognize it and also running Windows 7 in a laptop and in recovery system I see "DOCKED" and can't move along the options with the touch pad, but the system recognizes it although only showing 50Mb of free disk space. I don't know what else can be done, and definitely is the best mp3 player I've had up to now and the one I want to have, so I prefer to repair it than to have a new one if this is cheaper and we can go back to golden years
If it's a HDD problem, I'd like to have a compact flash HD rather. If not, I hope you can explain. I'd like to know where can I buy these too, since I'm from Spain and I have no idea about providers and shipping -I've only seached eBay and I'm really terrified
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Departs: 10/11/2018 Returns: 10/16/2018
Day 1 : Fly to D.C.
Today we begin our historical adventure with a flight to Washington, D.C. Our home for the next five nights will be at the Hyatt Centric Arlington. We complete our evening with a delicious included Holiday Vacations Welcome Dinner. D
Day 2 : Memorial Visits
This morning, enjoy breakfast at the hotel before an expert local guide joins us to share the city's incredible history during an educational driving tour. We view the Martin Luther King Memorial, inspired by the famous "I Have A Dream" speech, the Washington Monument, an iconic marble obelisk considered the most prominent feature of the skyline and the FDR Memorial, a testament to one of the country's most beloved presidents. Our tour continues this afternoon with the Jefferson Memorial, standing as a symbol of liberty and a site for reflection and the Lincoln Memorial, overlooking the reflecting pool and the site of defining moments in the country's history. B,L
Day 3 : Monument Visits & Newseum
We begin our day with breakfast at the hotel and then depart for another fascinating day of touring. We remember the brave heroes of our nation's history with visits to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the Korean War Memorial and the World War II Memorial. Lunch and free time early afternoon will be at Union Station, host to 17 presidents and countless foreign dignitaries. Later, we visit the Newseum, an interactive showcase of news and journalism. Covering everything from current events to the role of a free press in a free society, the museum enlightens us to the significant impact news has played in our world's history. B
Day 4 : Mount Vernon
Today we savor breakfast at the hotel, then venture out of the capital city to neighboring Virginia. Filled with colonial charm, the historic Mount Vernon Inn offers traditional fare served by staff in period costumes. After lunch we tour Mount Vernon, the plantation estate of George and Martha Washington located on the banks of the Potomac River. Experience a film in the orientation center, wonder at the estate's grounds and Mansion House and see fascinating exhibits in the museum galleries. After learning about the life and times of the "Father of our Country," we return to D.C. for an evening at leisure. B,L
Day 5 : The Smithsonian
After a scrumptious breakfast, morning and afternoon shuttles will be provided to the world-renowned Smithsonian Institution, the world's largest museum and research complex, featuring museums and galleries. These exceptional collections are fondly referred to as "America's Attic." Amazing exhibits highlighting the development of flight and the race to space are featured in the Air & Space museum. The Natural History Museum features exhibits ranging from the earliest humans to modern mammals, the American History Museum is devoted to the cultural, social and political development of our country. This evening we enjoy a Holiday Vacations Farewell Dinner. B,D
Day 6 : Arlington Cemetery
Begin the day with an included breakfast, then we visit Arlington National Cemetery to pay our respects. Take time to view the Kennedy gravesites, witness the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and see the memorial to the members of the Challenger crew. We then board our flights home with memories of our time in our nation's capital. B
B - Breakfast; CB - Continental Breakfast; L - Lunch; D - Dinner; T - Tea
Your Holiday Vacations Experience Includes
• All airfare, taxes & fuel surcharges
• Holiday Vacations Tour Director & local guides
• Motorcoach and professional Driver
• Baggage handling at hotels
• $100 travel voucher for a future Holiday Vacations tour
9 Excellent Meals Featuring
• Holiday Vacations Welcome and Farewell Dinners
• Colonial lunch at Mount Vernon Inn
All Accommodations Featuring
• 5 nights at the Hyatt Centric Arlington
Attractions & Highlights
• Washington, D.C. city tour
• The National Mall
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial
• Iwo Jima Memorial
• Embassy Row
• Washington Monument
• Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial
• Jefferson Memorial
• Lincoln Memorial
• Korean War Memorial
• Vietnam War Memorial
• WWII Memorial
• Newseum
• Washington's Mount Vernon Estate & Gardens
• Smithsonian Institution
• Changing of the Guard at Arlington National Cemetery
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|Airport - Single
All tour prices include airfare from the guaranteed airports listed below. Additional cities, including flights from states not listed, are availible on request. Additional fees may apply. for more information, please call 1-800-826-2266 and one of our friendly Tour Consultants will be happy to assist.
The requirement to collect your date of birth, gender and full name as it appears on the government issued photo identification you will use on your tour is federally mandated by the Transportation Security Administration. TSA's privacy policy as well as additional details can be found at www.tsa.gov using the keywords Secure Flight.
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Seat assignments are controlled by the airline. We will no longer solicit requests and seating cannot be guaranteed by Holiday Vacations
PLease be advised that some commercial airlines offer reduced award miles to travelers booked on a group reservation. Holiday Vacations is happy to submit your frequent flyer number to the airlines, but makes no guarantee that full mileage will be awarded.
Departue cities are subject to change due to limited or discontined airline service. The availablility of airline seats may be limited from each departure city. Holiday Vacations reserves the right to provide ground transportation to or from a larger or alternate airport.
You may request a departure from a city not listed. Holiday's air department will determine the feasibility of your request and advise you of any additional cost, if applicable.
You may request a land only price. If the tour is purchased as land only, it will be your responsibility to meet the group at the arrival airport at the time designated by Holiday Vacations. If you prefer, you can join the tour at the first night's hotel. Taxi or other airport transfer costs are not included for independant arrival or departure.


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The 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray is about as new as Corvettes get. From its polarizing styling to its aluminum chassis, the Stingray (also known as C7) is a big leap forward from the old C6. It's not as big a leap as it seems, though.
For something truly radical, witness the XP-819, a Corvette prototype from 1964 that is undergoing restoration. Unlike every production 'Vette, this one is rear-engined and, while the styling may seem familiar with hindsight, it looks completely different from Corvettes that were on the road in '64.
According to Mid America Motorworks, Corvette patron Zora Arkus-Duntov thought the rear-engined XP-819 was too unstable, opting for a mid-engined layout for future prototype 'Vettes. The car was cut up in 1969, but apparently the pieces were large enough for it to be reassembled.
Chevy's only rear-engined production car would remain the Corvair. Given General Motors' clash with Ralph Nader over that car, and the decades it took Porsche to tame the equally rear-engined 911, that's probably for the better.
One part of the XP-819 that did carry over was its styling. The prototype bears a familial resemblance to the C3 Corvette, which debuted in 1968.
Mid America hopes to have the XP-819 in "drivable chassis" form in time for the Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance, which takes place March 8-10 at Amelia Island, Florida.
If it makes it to Florida, the XP-819 will be a reminder of a time when imagination outweighed tradition in the design of Chevy's sports car.
While the XP-819 was being developed, Arkus-Duntov was working on the CERV II, a mid-engined sports car with four-wheel drive. Other mid-engined Corvette prototypes include the 1970 XP-882, and the 1972 XP-895. There were also a couple of Wankel rotary engine-powered prototypes.
Granted, most of this experimentation occurred during the 1960s and 1970s, before the Corvette had really crystallized. After 60 years, it's hard to imagine anything other than a two-seat sports car with a small-block V8 in front calling itself a Corvette. Within those parameters, the 2014 Stingray is pretty radical, but at least its engine is in the right place.


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State police arrest motorist clocked at 130 mph
January 10. 2013 9:28AM
NASHUA - A local man is charged with reckless operation after a state trooper clocked his car going 130 mph on the F.E. Everett Turnpike.
Carl McCoy, 65, was arrested Tuesday at 6:30 a.m. after New Hampshire State Police trooper Brian Viglione saw a 2008 BMW 1-Series heading north on the highway at a high rate of speed and in a reckless manner, according to a news release.
Viglione clocked the car doing 130 mph in the posted 55 mph speed zone while making lane changes, state police said.
He pulled the car over and the driver, identified as McCoy, was arrested.
McCoy was given a March 6 arraignment date in 9th Circuit Court, Nashua District Division.
Last August, McCoy was arrested on a charge of felonious sexual assault alleging he assaulted a girl he knows at a city residence the previous month.


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Monique Lhuillier is an outstanding designer and we are always excited when we get new dresses from her. The boxes come and as we opened them everyone gathers around to see what these beautiful gowns look like up close. We are never disappointed! I asked our stylists to share what our brides have said about Monique's dresses and why they sought her out at anna bé. Here is what our wonderful stylists have said:
"Most girls that love Monique are drawn to the lace that she uses. It is super delicate yet intricate, and exudes a feeling of luxury! I LOVE Monique Lhuillier, her dresses bring out the best in a bride! Her designs are always feminine, a bit sexy, flattering, and well made (which is something that I as a stylist notice and appreciate)! Monique stays in our shop season after season because her collection continues to evolve with what the anna bé bride. You will never find Monique resting on her laurels, she is constantly out-doing herself!"
" I think the best attribute of Monique is her timelessness, always classic and refined with just a little modern edge. Her fit is also amazing, every gown slims and flatters. "
On that note we'd like to announce that we are having our, once a year, trunk show for Monique Lhuiller Oct 4-6 at anna bé!
"Monique Lhuillier is the premiere name in bridal and a favorite of celebrities. Gowns begin at $4,500. The collection connects beautiful lace, romantic silhouettes, intricate beading, tailored corset and skirt options, and light airy dresses. All trunk show purchases will receive a 10% incentive. Appointments are required for this event."
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Linfox Property Group, the company behind the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, released a announcement today, confirming that the Australian track would be repaved in time for the 2013 motorcycle season. Virtually the only thing riders talked about during Friday's debriefings, the surface conditions at Phillip Island for the Australian GP have been incredibly bumpy. Affected the most on the exit of Turn 12 and entry into Turn 1, riders have also complained about bumpy patches going into the two hairpins at Turn 4 and Turn 10.
Most critical of the Australian track was local Casey Stoner, who true to form didn't mince words about the conditions. "This year the track is terrible, to be honest," said Stoner bluntly. "It's always been a little bit bumpy going into Turn 1, and maybe one or two other small bumps. But this year, they are a lot more aggressive than in the past, and I'm not too happy with the condition of the track. I don't know what they've been racing around here, but it's made the track a lot worse."


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