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Scott C. Slusher, 48, Photographer/Artist
Scott C. Slusher, photographer/artist, passed away on Monday, Sept. 3, 2012, after a hard fought battle with cancer.
Born on May 5, 1964, Scott was a talented, professional photographer with an eye for making ordinary objects, unique images. He was a graduate of Waggener High School class of 1982. On August 28, 2012, Scott earned his associates degree in visual communications from Ivy Tech Community College. He was the vice president of Art Sanctuary and an avid and active supporter of the arts. During his life, Scott owned and operated Eye Chart Photography and freelanced his photographic talent to help promote local arts and artists. Scott was always known to say, "I don't take pictures, I create images.†He was preceded in death by Martha Hanley.
Scott is survived by his brother, Chris Slusher; stepfather, Ron Hanley; father, Thomas Slusher; stepmother, Phyllis Slusher; sisters, JoLynn Slusher and Natalie Smith; nephew, Kyton Smith; several aunts, uncles and cousins; and special friends, Lisa Frye, Susan Mackowiak, Greta Harding and Halie Gamwell.
Scott made the conscious decision to donate his body, upon his death, to the University of Louisville Department of Anatomical Sciences and Neurobiology in hopes of providing research and progression of medical science to fight cancer.
There will be a memorial service for Scott at Art Sanctuary, 1433 South Shelby St., from 1 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 16. Scott's family is asking that all expressions of sympathy be the form of donations to the University of Louisville James Graham Brown Cancer Center in
Scott's name.
Betty P. Grumbles, Registered Nurse
Betty P. Grumbles (1928-2012), a native and long-time resident of Louisville, Ky., passed away on Aug. 24, 2012, in Scottsdale, Ariz., after a courageous battle with cancer and Alzheimers disease.
She grew up in Louisville and Lebanon, Ky., served as a registered nurse, and devoted her entire life to family, friends, and community, belonging to such organizations as Louisville's Women's Club, Pendennis Club and Highland Baptist Church. Betty enjoyed cooking, travel, art, music, sports and wildlife. Over time, all of her children moved to Arizona and she and her husband followed, while keeping deep roots in Kentucky.
She is survived by her husband of 61 years, Cecil Grumbles, M.D. (Scottsdale, Ariz.), a daughter (Kathy Mehr, Scottsdale, Ariz.), and three sons (Tim Grumbles, Prescott, Ariz.; Breck Grumbles, Tucson, Ariz.; and Ben Grumbles, Arlington, Va.).
Surviving family members from her youth in Kentucky include a brother, Bob Pipes, two sisters, Pat Helm and Jimmie Lovinggood, and a half-sister, Rosemary Deuchars. Memorial Services were held Saturday, Sept. 8 at Messinger Mortuaries, 7601 E. Indian School Rd., Scottsdale, Ariz., 85251.
Contributions can be made to Hospice of the Valley.
Brooke Greenwald Cohen, 45, Teacher And RealtorÂ
Brooke Greenwald Cohen, 45, passed away Friday after a long and courageous battle with cancer.
Brooke was a Louisville native who had an innate and incredible love for her friends and family, particularly her two young boys, Joey and Avery. During her last few months, scores of friends came to visit, offer their love and support and share the wonderful times they spent together.
Brooke attended the University of Arizona and was a graduate of Kentucky Country Day, the University of Louisville and Lesley College, where she received a Masters Degree in Special Education. She taught pre-school in private schools and the Jewish Community Center. She was also a licensed realtor in Ohio and a respected and loved member of the mortgage department at Republic Bank & Trust Company. When not with her friends or family, Brooke volunteered at the Temple and Jewish Community Center.
With her two sons, Brooke is survived by her father, Murray J. Greenwald, brothers Brent (Heidi) and Bart (Deborah) Greenwald, and many nieces and nephews, all of whom loved her very much. She was preceded in death by her mother, Peggy Greenwald, who passed away in
June 2012.
Visitation will be on Friday, Sept. 14, 2012, at the Temple, 5101 U.S. Highway 42, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., with a memorial service to follow at 11:30 a.m. Brooke specifically requested that everyone wear pink to the service. Arrangements, including cremation, are being handled by Herman Meyer & Son.
The family requests that donations be made to Hosparus of Louisville, 3532 Ephraim McDowell Drive, Louisville, Ky., 40205, or the Temple. The family wishes to thank the wonderfully loving and caring nurses and doctors on the sixth Floor of the Norton Pavillion. Their guidance and support made each passing day just a bit easier for everyone, most importantly Brooke.
Catherine Kaelin Sauter, 82, Bookkeeper For Lawnco
Catherine Kaelin Sauter, 82, of Louisville passed away Monday, Sept. 3, 2012.
She was a native of Louisville, the daughter of the late Andy and Katie Kamer Kaelin. She was a graduate of Ursuline High School, member of Holy Trinity Catholic Church, past president of the Swiss Ladies and a member of the Kaelin Swiss Family Band (Swiss Hop).
Catherine was also the original bookkeeper of Lawnco, formed in 1976. Under her guidance the young entrepreneurs, Steve Sauter and Paul Schwartz developed their business which still harbors her strong work ethic and values today. We are forever grateful!
She is survived by her loving husband of almost 59 years, Emmett C. Sauter; children, Diane Buddell (Joe) and Stephen Sauter (Trish); grandchildren, Jodi Buddell, Samantha and Haley Sauter; sister, Elizabeth Lauer; brothers, Lawrence and Gilbert Kaelin.
Her Funeral Mass was held at Holy Trinity Catholic Church, 501 Cherrywood Road with burial in St.
Michael's Cemetery.
Memorial contributions in Catherine's memory may be made to Holy Trinity Catholic Church or Sacred
Heart Academy.
Allen "Leroy†Brewer, 86, Retired Accountant For Kroger Company
Allen "Leroy†Brewer, 86, of Louisville, went home to be with the Lord on Wednesday at Episcopal
Church Home.
Leroy was born in Fort Myers, Fla., retired as an accountant from the Kroger company after 42 years, a Kentucky Colonel, and a member of First Baptist Church of Middletown and the Masonic Lodge in Middletown, Ky. He was an enthusiastic gardener and enjoyed playing the organ.
He is survived by his loving wife, Else Jakob Brewer; five children, Karen Brewer, Sandra Ball, Allen Brewer II, Barry Brewer, and Kirby Brewer and his wife Marisela; his niece, Shirley McDaniel; four grandchildren; and one great-granddaughter.
Funeral service was 10 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 10, 2012, at Stoess Funeral Home, 6534 West Highway 22, Crestwood, Ky., with burial at Fairview Cemetery. Visitation was from 3 to 8 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 9, 2012, at Stoess Funeral Home.
Barbara Ann Williams Grady, Member Of St. Athanasius Parish
Barbara Ann Williams Grady, an angel returned to Heaven on the morning of Sept. 5, 2012, with her children by her side.
Barbara Ann Williams Grady, 78, was born June 26, 1934 in Louisville, Ky.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Joseph Edward Williams and Elizabeth Agnes Jury Williams, as well as four brothers and three sisters.
She is survived by her sister, Marie Gordon and her brother, Jerry Williams.
She was cherished by her four children and their families, Tom Grady (Marge) and his sons, Jody, Jeff and Sean; Terri Grady Winder (Joe) and their children, Jennifer, Hayley and Rusty; Toni Grady Lehring and her daughters, Kayla and Kameryn; Tim Grady (Lisa) and their sons, T.J. and Jimmy; as well as two great-grandchildren.
She was a resident of the Farmdale Adult Citizen community, where she was well known for her quick wit and camaraderie, her "championship†Wii bowling, her prize winning Halloween costumes and her reputation as a skilled card player. She was an enthusiastic member of the Red Hats Club. She was an active member of St. Athanasius Parish where she participated in S.A.W.S.
She loved God, little children, a good joke and tuxedo cats and everyone loved her.
Her family wishes to express their gratitude to the kind and compassionate staff of the Open Heart Unit and the Progressive Cardiac Unit of Norton Audubon Hospital. The entire staff was simply wonderful. A special thank you to Drs. Shankir Chandamarani, John Sullivan and Donald Duff. They were stalwart soldiers in her final battle.
A Mass of Christian Burial was conducted Saturday, Sept. 8, 2012, at 10:30 a.m. at St. Athanasius Catholic Church, 5915 Outer Loop, Louisville, Ky., 40219 with burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. Visitation was Friday from 4 to 8 p.m. at Arch L. Heady at Resthaven, 4400 Bardstown Road.
Expressions of sympathy are suggested to St. Jude Research Hospital or St. Athanasius.
Friends may sign her guestbook at www.archlheadyresthaven.com.
William "Bill†Louis Smith, 71, Former Military Policeman For The U.S. National Guard
William "Bill†Louis Smith, 71, of Mt. Washington, passed away on Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2012.
Bill was a member of First Baptist of Mt. Washington and Salt River Masonic Lodge #180 in Shepherdsville.
He was also a former Military Policeman for the U.S. National Guard.
Bill is preceded in death by his parents, Lewis and Nancy Epley Smith.
Bill is survived by his loving wife, Beverly Minter Smith; sons, Jeffrey Smith (Tina) and Steven Smith; grandchildren, Nicole, Jeremy, Steven Jr., Gregory, and Stacy Smith; great-grandchild, Caydence Smith; and sisters, Dorothy Martin and Mary Minor.
A funeral service to honor the life of Bill was at noon on Saturday, Sept. 8, 2012, at Evergreen Funeral Home, 4623 Preston Hwy, with entombment following in Evergreen Cemetery. Visitation for the public was from 2 to 8 p.m. on Friday at the funeral home.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations can be made to Community Ministries of First Baptist of Mt. Washington, 320 North Bardstown Road, Mt. Washington, Ky., 40047 or Susan G. Komen for the Cure Louisville, 2301 Hurstbourne Village Dr., Suite 700, Louisville, Ky., 40299.
Please leave your condolences online at www.evergreen-louisville.com.
Margaret Spalding Wathen, SCN, 82, Sister of Charity Of Nazareth
Margaret Spalding Wathen, SCN, 82, a native of Owensboro, Ky., died at Nazareth Home on Sept. 6, 2012.
She had been a Sister of Charity of Nazareth for
61 years.
Sister served in elementary education as teacher and principal in Kentucky and Ohio; as Director of Nazareth Campus Service; as Choir Director at St. Stephen Cathedral Parish, Owensboro, Ky.; in health ministry at Memorial Hospital, Chattanooga, Tenn.; as Volunteer in the Western Province Office and in family ministry. In Louisville, Sister served at St. Matthias and at Holy Family Schools.
Survivors include four brothers, Robert Louis Wathen of Orlando, Fla.; John Hamilton Wathen, Sr. of Louisville, Ky.; Samuel Thomas and William Patrick Wathen of Hardin , Ky.; one sister, Margaret Bauer of Norman, Okla.; and her religious community.
The funeral Mass was celebrated at 10:30 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 10, 2012, in St. Vincent Church, followed by burial in Nazareth Cemetery. The celebrant was Rev. J. Patrick Reynolds, Pastor of St. Thomas More Parish, Paducah, Ky. Visitation was after 2 p.m. in St. Vincent Church, Nazareth on Sunday, September 9, 2012. There was a Prayer Service in St. Vincent Church at 6:30 p.m. Sunday evening. Funeral Arrangements were handled by Ratterman Funeral Home, 3800 Bardstown Road, Louisville, Ky.
Memorials may be made to SCN Missions, P.O. Box 9, Nazareth, KY, 40048.


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That I have not posted here since the Wheldon accident post.
A lot of things have factored into that including but not limited to:
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I think sometimes I promise to readers that I will write more…but I am not sure I mean it. I don't really do this for money, and I don't have the kind of blog that draws huge readership anyway. I like to write about things I see and do. I like to post cool links and music. I am going to keep on doing what I do, and I won't even waste anyone's time by promising to write more…even though I would like to write more just because.
Anyway I do have some cool things to pass along today, so let's get to it!
I am a sucker for folks that do great acoustic stuff, and this is the video that turned me on to Kasey Anderson and the Honkies. Give it a listen, I will wait right here…you can even listen while you read the rest of this stuff.
Good, right? In the same vein as Jason Isbell. On another musical note. I just can't love Bon Iver. I have tried. I failed. As I told one friend, Holocene makes me want to jump head-first into a pool of hungry piranha.
I got "American Buffalo: In Search of a Lost Icon" for Christmas, and quickly plowed through it. Steven Rinella is one cool dude. I can't wait for his new show…it is just a few days away.
I have been thinking a lot lately about the time I spent growing up out west. It seems so long ago now, almost like it was another lifetime. It was the 80s, so I guess in a way….it was another lifetime. Just last night a post popped up on Google + from a young lady out there named Loree Greco. She posted some photos of Wyoming, so I asked her if I could share one with this post. The timing could not have been better.
I have often said that I would move back out west in a heartbeat, and I guess I always just sort of assumed that I would like to go to Colorado. Now, the more I think about it, the more I like the idea of Wyoming. I mentioned this to the wife the other night, and she made a face, and said "Wyoming? Dear God, why?" I can't explain it, so I guess sometime soon, I will pack her up (along with our daughter), and take them out to show them just what made Eastern Wyoming such a special place. Linds says that her dream place to move would be Kallispell, Mt. I guess I can't really argue with that either.
Fontinalis Rising has a list of the top trout fishing posts of 2011.
The Best of 2011 from the Art of Manliness (a must-read site for dudes)
I wish I had read this before I accepted my last full-time gig
And finally Justified is coming soon…GQ spoke to Timothy Olypahnt
Not long after Justified premiered, a friend asked Olyphant if he wasn't worried about being typecast (after all, both Bullock and Givens wear hats)."I'm thinking: typecast? What, as a badass?"
Till Next time,
Happy New Year!


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Many retailers opened before 6 a.m., offering 50 percent to 75 percent off on toys, furniture, electronics and clothing. J.C. Penney opened at 5:30 a.m. - the earliest post-Christmas opening in the chain's history - and offered customers more than 100 "doorbusters" until 1 p.m, including 75 percent off Christmas decorations. The chain even made wake-up calls to customers who signed up online.
Laura Hernandez, a 37-year-old nurse, hoped to find a good deal at a Miami-area Wal-Mart on the one present her husband and son had really wanted - a plasma TV.
"When they saw that there was no Christmas gift larger than the Christmas tree, they knew there was no TV," Hernandez said. "They know Mommy is out early this morning bringing home their new toy."
Lisa Gillespie, 42, was meeting her niece to buy her a late Christmas present at Macy's flagship store in Manhattan. She found a purse for $20 in a bin marked 65 percent off.
"Even if I don't end up liking it, I can always bring it back," the Manhattan resident said. "These are crazy deals. I have eight coupons. We won't overshop, but we will shop."
Stores were hoping the discounts would entice shoppers to redeem gift cards and use cash from returning unwanted gifts to buy something new.
But with gift card sales down this holiday season and consumers looking to save money rather than spend it, even the big discounts may not be enough to salvage what looks to be one of the most dismal holiday shopping seasons in years.
"The last week of December represents about 14 percent of Christmas sales," said C. Britt Beemer, chairman of America's Research Group. "You can't save a season with only one-seventh of the sales to go."
The holiday season - which typically accounts for 30 percent to 50 percent of a retailer's annual total sales - has been less than jolly for most retailers. Job cuts, portfolio losses and other economic woes have convinced consumers to cut back on their spending. Meanwhile, strong winter storms during the holiday season kept some would-be shoppers at home.
According to preliminary data from SpendingPulse - a division of MasterCard Advisors that tracks total sales paid for by credit card, checks and cash - retail sales fell between 5.5 percent and 8 percent during the holiday season compared with last year. Excluding auto and gas sales, they fell 2 percent to 4 percent, according to SpendingPulse.
Sales of women's clothing dropped nearly 23 percent while men's clothing sales slipped more than 14 percent. Footwear sales fell 13.5 percent. Sales of electronics and appliances fell even more drastically, dropping almost 27 percent.
More consumers appeared to do their shopping online, particularly in the last two weeks of the season when storms snowed shoppers in. Online sales dipped just 2.3 percent from the 2007 holiday season, according to SpendingPulse.
Online retailer Amazon.com said Friday the 2008 holiday season was its "best ever," with more than 6.3 million items ordered. Holiday bestsellers included the Nintendo Wii, Samsung's 52-inch LCD HDTV, the Apple iPod touch and the Blokus board game.
A better indicator of how retailers fared will arrive Jan. 8, when major stores report same-store sales, or sales at locations open at least a year, for December.
With sales so far slim, retailers were hoping the day after Christmas would bring out bargain-hunters.
Sears stores were opening several hours early at 7 a.m. and offering doorbuster deals through noon, such as 65 percent off all women's boots. Toys R Us said it was cutting prices by 60 percent on some brands.
Some retailers such as Target are pushing online deals, rather than in-store promotions. Target said it is putting thousands of items on clearance and making them eligible for free shipping the day after Christmas.
The deals still weren't enough for some shoppers.
Paul McAdam, 48, of Everett, Mass., took a 20 percent pay cut recently and was shopping for "items I need in a price range I can't pass up."
"I'm a little disappointed because a lot of the prices seem to be about the same as before Christmas," he said.
Newlywed Anthony Guites, 32, planned to stop at three different Miami-area stores to return gifts from his wife. He had three things to exchange at Wal-Mart for a fishing rod he wanted.
"She got me a fishing rod that I don't like. She got me this tool set that I already have. And she got me workout clothes that, let's just say, are way too colorful for me," he said.
Beemer said retailers may be greeting a lot of shoppers like Guites, and see returns up 50 percent to 60 percent.
"The one thing I heard last night from parents is that when kids got gifts that weren't exactly right, they're taking them back to the stores," Beemer said.


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Reviewed by Meshia L. (age 12)
The lesson that is to be learned from this book is that you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. I think the author wanted to make sure that this book would catch the reader's attention and that everyone would want to read it. Ann. M. Martin did a terrific job! There wasn't an illustrator, but I could still picture everything in the book in my mind because it was a great book.
A Corner of the Universe had a mixture of happiness and sadness. That's what I loved about it. Hattie was very confident, brave, and caring. Adam, Hattie's uncle, was so generous and so sweet, but sometimes he could get very mad. Ann M. Martin must also be caring and nice, and I think she must have had an inspiration to write the story. This story reminds me of being scared of my uncle and not really knowing who he was, but when I got to know him, he was so much fun and I loved him. The ending of A Corner of the Universe reminded me of something sad that happened to my uncle.
People should definitely read this book, because once you read it, you will fall in love with it and it is a really sad, but happy book!! I would recommend people from 6th grade to 8th grade to read this book, because little kids would not understand this book, and it needs a mature reader.


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"Between The Lines" S5 E17
Pictured: Eric Christian Olsen (LAPD Liaison Marty Deeks). When an undercover agent is identified and executed by a local gang, the NCIS: Los Angeles team must locate the mole before other agents' lives are put in danger. Meanwhile, Granger begins to worry when Kensi disappears in Afghanistan, on NCIS: LOS ANGELES, Tuesday, March 18 (9:00-10:01 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Photo: Monty Brinton/CBS ©2014 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved.


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Piney Woods Quilt Festival
April 12-13, 2019
2019 PWQF Quilt Challenge & Features
Area Quilt Guild Showcase
2019 Quilt Festival Entry Form
The 16th Annual Piney Woods Quilt Festival, hosted by Carthage Main Street, the Panola Squares Quilt Club, and the Busy Quilters Guild of Panola County is held at the Carthage Civic Center, 1702 S. Adams St., April 12 and 13, 2019. The show is open from 9:00 am - 5:00 pm on Friday and from 9:00 – 4:00 pm on Saturday. Admission is $5.00.
The Piney Woods Quilt Festival enjoys the support of many local and area corporate and individual sponsors who make the show possible. We are deeply grateful to all of them.
The event provides an opportunity for our two local clubs to highlight the growing interest in the skill and artistry of quilting. In addition to classes and supportive instruction to new and experienced quilters, both local clubs contribute to various charities including child protective services and the Susan Komen Foundation. Our club members also make quilts for dialysis patients and veterans. Funds to support these activities are raised through the sale of tickets to win the donation quilt made by the joint membership of the two clubs. Both clubs are open membership organizations and we welcome visitors.
Each year the festival is fortunate to attract an increasing number of quality and interesting quilt projects for display. The event also features a select group of vendors exhibiting new tools fabrics, and products. There will also be a "Country Store" with quilted crafts, small quilts and a potpourri of patterns, blocks, books, and other "no longer loved" items donated from the quilters' collections.
The Festival is a judged show, enlisting certified professional judges to rank the top quality quilts for prizes and ribbons. Awards also recognize the "Best in Show" and "Viewers Choice." To participate in the Quilt Festival, you may request an entry form from Susie Evers, or you can pick up an entry form from the Carthage City Hall or you can download and print the entry form with the link above. The entry fee is $5.00. Mail the completed form to
Kathryn Schexnayder
Carthage, TX 75633.
For more information you can contact
Cindy Deloney, Carthage Main Street Manager - 903.693.0160


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|Original title
|Oil City Confidential
|Documentary, Music
|UK Release Date
|2 February 2010
|Production year
|Production Country
|Julien Temple
|Lee Brilleaux, Wilko Johnson, John Martin, John B. Sparkes, Chris Fenwick, Jake Riviera, Jools Holland, Alison Moyet, Joe Strummer, Suggs, Richard Hell, Suggs, Richard Hell, Will Birch
|Adventure Pictures
Julien Temple's "Oil City Confidential" is the last film in his trilogy on British music of the 1970s. It is a prequel to his landmark films about punk figureheads the Sex Pistols in "The Filth & The Fury" and Joe Strummer in "The Future Is Unwritten." Oil City Confidential is a film noir feature length documentary and about Dr. Feelgood; it's the story of four men in cheap suits who crashed out of Canvey Island in the early '70s, sandpapered the face of rock'n'roll and left all that came before a burnt-out ruin, four estuarine John-the-Baptists to Johnny Rotten's anti-Christ. Cannibalizing the visual flotsam and jetsam of our society, welding into an emotionally engaging and humorous whole, "Oil City Confidential" sets out to explore this unique time, place and social landscape - all of which was responsible for shaping the identity of the band and which, more than any other, defined the strange cultural vacuum which existed before the coming of punk rock.


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As people are gearing up for the start of the NHL season, with many having subscribed to either Premier Sports on Sky or have subscribed to NHL's Game Centre Live (GCL), there's one thing that you should note. I saw this on Twitter on the @UKNHL feed that games that are shown live on Premier Sports will NOT be available live on GCL. The games shown live on Premier Sports will be available on GCL 48 hours after the event.
Premier Sports, currently only available to Sky customers, has a four year exclusive agreement for NHL rights in the UK and aims to show up to 15 games per week. Obviously as the channel is not available to Virgin Media customers, many have turned to GCL to receive their dose of NHL action.
For the opening weekend, the following games will not be available on GCL:
- Penguins vs Flyers
- Maple Leafs vs Canadiens
- Avalanch vs Wild (joined in progress)
- Blackhawks vs Kings
- Captials vs Lightning
- Flyers vs Sabres
A full list of games that will NOT be available live on GCL can be found on the Premier Sports website at www.premierpsorts.tv
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February 26, 2013 – Boston, MA (BUSINESS WIRE) – Nanigans, Inc. announced that value focused advertisers have driven more than 1 billion conversion events through its ROI-based advertising platform. The platform, Ad Engine™, empowers large-scale performance advertisers to spend their ad dollars efficiently to acquire profitable customers at scale on Facebook® desktop and mobile.
The 1 billion conversion event milestone represents the business value that large-scale performance advertisers across retail, gaming and additional verticals have achieved by licensing and leveraging Ad Engine. Consisting of customer acquisition and engagement goals such as registrations, app installs and purchases, the milestone follows another year of high growth for Nanigans. In 2012 the company grew revenues by 150%, nearly doubled its customer base, and more than tripled the volume of ad spend managed through its platform.
"We're proud to have reached this milestone, as it speaks to the true value advertisers are achieving by leveraging our ROI-based advertising platform," shared Ric Calvillo, co-founder and CEO of Nanigans. "In 2012 we solidified our position as the market leader in performance advertising on Facebook for the retail and gaming sectors, and we look forward to continuing to build advertising technology that serves these and other performance-driven sectors on desktop and mobile."
Nanigans offers the only advertising platform that measures, predicts and optimizes ad spend for lifetime ROI on both desktop and mobile. By harnessing the power of lifetime value to inform more intelligent and efficient media buying, the company is moving the industry away from buying on a cost-per-click and cost-per-action basis to a true ROI basis.
Founded in 2010 as an early Facebook Ads API developer and more recently designated by Facebook a Strategic Preferred Marketing Developer (sPMD), Nanigans has grown consistently at a 25% quarterly growth rate over the last three years. In the past year alone the company more than doubled its headcount, moving into a larger corporate headquarters in Boston and opening a new office in New York in addition to its office in San Francisco.
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Nanigans was founded in 2010 as an early Facebook Ads API developer and was recently designated by Facebook a Strategic Preferred Marketing Developer (sPMD). Backed by Avalon Ventures and with offices in Boston, New York, San Francisco and London, Nanigans has over 85 employees and is growing rapidly.


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Singer Shakira is stepping down from her role as a mentor on the reality show "The Voice" to concentrate on motherhood.
The singer, who welcomed son Milan with boyfriend Gerard Pique in January, replaced Christina Aguilera in the judge's chair earlier this year, and now she has confirmed she'll be leaving the competition series after just one season to focus on her parenting duties and the completion of her eighth studio album.
The new mom tells UsMagazine.com, "I'm not going to be able to do next season because I have to get back to my motherhood and also get back to the studio, the recording studio, to finish my album, the one that I started working on before I had to deliver a baby and before I took this gig with 'The Voice.'"
But the superstar hasn't ruled out a possible return to the program in the future, teasing, "You never know, I might come back!"
The show, which is currently in its fourth season, also features Usher, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton as mentors/coaches, and it appears her soon-to-be vacant chair has already been filled – Aguilera will reportedly return to "The Voice" for the fifth season.


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The appealing photograph is part of A Brief Guide on Bean Bags - Choosing Size, Weight article which is classed within Bean, Bag, Furniture and posted at August 7, 2017 12:56:09 pm by Richard Lowry
A Brief Guide on Bean Bags - Choosing Size, Weight: Air Bean Bag Chair
The in-depth bean bag chair reviews in this post will certainly give you useful information that you need in order for you to make a good choice among the recommendations of the most comfortable bean bag chairs on the market in 2017.
Choosing a good bean bag chair in the vast marketplace has never been easy because some bean bag chairs with not good filling materials may make you feel uncomfortable when sitting on them for a long time, similar to choosing recliner chairs as shown in this review.
To help you save time in selecting the right bean bag chair with the best price, I did my own research and surveys for the purpose of providing you with the following short lists of the best bean bag chairs in 2017 under different price segments.1) Big Joe Duo Chair, Zebra | 2) Bean Bag Boys Bean Bag | 3) Gold Medal Bean Bags | 4) Style Homez Floral Printed Bean Bag | 5) Wow! Works Cupcake Adult Beanbag Chair | 6) Ace Casual Vinyl Sports Bean Bag Chair | 7) Fatboy Bean Bag, Light Pink | 8) Lumaland Luxury 3-Foot Bean Bag Chair | 9) Northwest College NCAA Bean Bag Chair | 10) Ahh! Products Large Bean Bag Chair | 11) Lumaland Luxury Bean Bag Chair | 12) Jaxx 7 ft Giant Bean Bag Sofa | 13) Big Joe Lux Cube & Ottoman in Union | 14) Oversized Green Dot Bean Bag Chair | 15) Merax Adjustable Folding Floor Chair | 16) Big Joe Football Bean Bag | 17) Fatboy Special Edition Original Bean Bag | 18) Adult Minky Dot Bean Bag | 19) Fun Furnishings Large Beanbag | 20) Fatboy Point, Lime Green | 21) CordaRoy's Bean Bag Chair | 22) Upbeat Durable Easy Care Emoji Bean Bag | 23) Small Blue Kids Bean Bag Chair | 24) Take Ten Bean Bag Chair | 25) Kids Bean Bag Pink Passion Color | 26) Ahh! Products Red Organic Bean Bag Chair | 27) Hammock Lounge Sack Airbag Chair | 28) Soft Suede Luxe Bean Bag Adult | 29) XYH Inflatable Lounger Couch | 30) Big Joe Bean Bagimal, Leo the Lion | 31) Big Joe Basketball Bean Bag | 32) Junior Glossy Vinyl Bean Bag |
The popular bean bag chairs have been around for quite some time. Generally, the bean bag is a sealed enclosure comprising of PVC pellets, polystyrene or dried beans. In 1968, an Italian company, Zanotta made the first leather pear-shaped bean bags which were then known as "sacco".
Acquiring a cult following from primarily youngsters for their ease-of-use and versatility and affordability, the bean bag chairs are now made of many outer layers ranging from fabric and leather to suede and fur. Some water-proof ones made from polyester can also be used outdoors.
Small bags are used by kids in different games involving catching and throwing at targets. The beans inside can affect the overall comfort of the bean bag. There are companies that make use of (shredded) polyurethane foam which helps increase the "squishiness" of the bean bag, making it a good alternative to traditional chairs and sofas. These bean bags, however, cost more but are still comparatively cheaper to other furniture.
More About the Beanbag Beads
Nowadays the most popular bean bag filling is done with polystyrene beads. When steam is blown into the sugar bead, it causes the bead to expand and become fluffy. The bead diameter generally varies between different manufacturers with the usual variety being in the range of 3 to 9 millimeters. There are smaller ones too, that range from 1 -3 millimeters.
When used for some time, the beads tend to compress to their original size, and the fluffiness disappears. The bean bags are then refilled with new beans. Refills are cheap because the beads are very cheap to produce. You can also opt for recycled beads. Although they last a bit shorter, they are cheaper than virgin beads.
As for beanbag covers, there are plenty to choose to your heart's content. Select one that matches with your room's décor. And, a texture that offers you most comfort.
Up and coming furniture companies have experimented with different forms of bean bags, changing the outer materials as well as the filling beads.
Available in the market today are providers from the general types of bean bags to luxury bean bag sofas that could easily take the place of high-end furniture, with costs coming to just a fraction. These are used primarily by expats planning to stay for a few years before moving back to their home countries.
How to Choose Bean Bag Size
Made for all purposes, beanbags come in many different shapes, sizes and designs. From extremely small to family-size, the size depends on the specific use intended for the beanbag. There are children's bean bag chairs and queen-sized for adults. Then, they are bean bag sofas that can take more than one adult, enveloping them in complete and total comfort.
Uses of the Beanbag You Didn't Know About
- Beanbags can act as picture stabilizers for cameras when tripods are not available
- Used in non-lethal weapons, small beanbags are inserted as ammunition
- Robots use beanbags for clutching
- Beanbag Toss, Footbag and Dodgeball (using beanbags) are popular games in universities and schools
- A lesser-threatening material than swords and knives, beanbags are used by amateur jugglers
If you are interested in using bean bags which is a coolest option to relax, enjoy your TV shows, working with laptops, reading your favorite books and magazine, I recommend Bear Teddy Bean Bags, who sell good quality bean bags in different size and color choices.
Bear Teddy has their own manufacturing unit and they sell bean bags on most affordable cost. They also provide bean bag refilling services in Kochi, Ernakulam area. Make your living room more attractive with colorful bean bags. Keep interacting with your social media friends simply sitting on your bean bags.
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Internet Marketing and utilizing Internet Marketing methods is a must today. Long gone are the days where small business owners had a choice whether or not to have a mobile responsive website, use email marketing, set up a Facebook, Twitter or any other social media account, blog and use video. If you are a small business owner it is imperative that you reassess and pay attention to the movement towards the Internet, mobile and apps.
It is the same for individuals who are seeking to start an online business. Long gone are the days where people are skeptical on whether or not they should start an online business. Long gone are the days where people are skeptical of the direct sales businesses because now people are hurting financially, emotionally and creatively. Why do people feel this way? Well the traditional part time jobs and full time jobs have moved. Where has what we use to hold true moved? Online.
Read these statistics and trust me the statistics definitely correlates with why you should start an online business.
85% of U.S. adults use the Internet (Pew Internet Research, 2013). If you do not have your products and services online this means the likelihood of your product, service, non-profit, fundraiser, school, university, book, gifts, talents, skills and abilities will have a less likely chance being found.
73% of U.S. adults use a social networking site, with 42% use multiple sites (Pew Internet Research, 2013). If 73% of adults are on social networking sites and you and your business are not on social networking sites you will have a less likely chance of being noticed.
97% of consumers search online for products and services-yet 58% of small businesses do not have a website (Google, 2012). I love this statistic because it clearly defines that when people are in need of information be it shopping for a product or service or seeking an online business to start from the comfort of their home or find out what is going on with their favorite charity they will search for this information online before they look in the phone book (oh by the way what is that – a phone book do you still have one?), look in the newspaper or call someone.
Every second, there are 400,000+ searches run on Google, Bing and Yahoo (comScore, Nov 2013). For example, as I was writing this article I searched the keywords a"start an online business" on Google and there are 1,700,000,000 people searching every 26 seconds for those keywords. That is ONE BILLION searches. I narrowed it down to fit the title of this article and I searched the keywords start an online business with the Infinity Profit System and there are 208,000 searches for those keywords every 47 seconds. The company is new to the market and is appealing to global mobilepreneurs.
49% of U.S. mobile users get directions, recommendations or other location based information online (Pew Internet Research, 2013).
How do the above statistics correlate to starting an online business?
Hopefully you can see the writing on the wall with the sheer facts and statistics presented. It is a clear fact that we are in an Internet, social media, mobile app, technological world (wow what a mouth full). It behooves new and existing small business owners to gravitate towards implementing Internet Marketing methods immediately. Get a plan, training and a strategy and start.
Why start an online business using the Infinity Profit System?
Jobs, education, shopping and information seeking has changed. More people are seeking honest ways to generate an income and they have realized that if and when they find a part time job it will not yield them the type of income desired. Infinity Profit System has the products and services people are seeking. Many are not aware they are seeking Infinity Profit System hence why the article is being written. Most people do not have the time or the knowledge to create a sophisticated product and the wherewithal to market the product globally.
Infinity Profit System is an Internet Marketing turnkey business for new and existing small business owners who desire to work from anywhere in the world as long as there is a wi-fi connection available. It is a global company. Infinity Profit System solves the problems new work from home business professionals face when starting a business. Some of the problems are:
not enough money to start – no worries it cost less than the cost for a family of four to go to the movies a month to launch your Infinity Profit System business
lack of training – Infinity Profit System offers training
business members site is confusing and hard to follow – Infinity Profit System offers a straight step by step plan to set up your business
product or services are out dated – the starter product Infinity Profit System offers is a personal branding course and a blogging platform.
According to Hubspot blogs received 67% more leads than those business owners who do not have a blog. Companies who blog receive 97% more links to their website. Blogs have been rated as the 5th most trusted source for accurate online information.
compensation plan to hard to work – meaning most turn key compensation plans requires hundreds of people to earn a part time income however Infinity Profit System provides 100% commissions.
In conclusion, if you are a small business owner new or existing I encourage you to implement an Internet Marketing strategy for your products and services.


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Star hedge fund manager sues Apple
NEW YORK Greenlight Capital is suing Apple in federal court in New York over attempts to eliminate preferred stock at the world's most valuable company.
David Einhorn, who heads Greenlight, said Thursday that the proposal would restrict the ability of Apple's board to unlock shareholder value. Some investors have been pushing Apple to do more with its enormous pile of cash $137 billion and growing.
The company started paying a dividend last year, but at $2.65 per share, it doesn't measure up to other companies with similar cash reserves. Apple has also started to repurchase some of its shares, but Greenlight and others say it should be pushing its cash in another direction.
Greenlight, a shareholder since 2010 with 1.3 million Apple shares, said it is dissatisfied with the way the company allocates capital. Einhorn said his firm has been talking with Apple over the past several months about the creation of new preferred stock that would be distributed to Apple shareholders.
Apple, he said, rejected the idea in September.
A representative for Apple could not immediately be reached for comment early Thursday.
In a letter to Apple shareholders, Greenlight called Apple a "phenomenal company filled with talented people creating iconic products that consumers around the world love." But it said the company has an "obligation to examine all options to create and unlock additional value."
Apple, Greenlight continued, "has $145 per share of cash on its balance sheet. As a shareholder, this is your money."
Shares of Apple, based in Cupertino, Calif., rose $3.59 to $458.29 in morning trading amid a broader market decline.


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Despite my love of sleep, once the lights go off I often find myself doing the other thing people typically do in bed. And I don't mean counting sheep.
I mean worrying, of course.
There is no trouble so overpowering that it can't get infinitely worse in a dark room with eight hours of quiet for it to fester in.
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LONG ISLAND'S GOLD COAST Past and Present
A guide to Long Island's Gold Coast mansions, past and present. Includes Long Island mansions in ruins, and those used in movies.
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NEWS: A new book has just been published, The Gate House, by Nelson DeMille. This is the sequel to The Gold Coast, and may be of interest to many of you. The following is a link to the book.
The following mansions are represented on this site:
This is the book that started it all for me, and is the most popular among Long Island Gold Coast enthusiasts.
The Mansions of Long Island's Gold Coast : Revised and Expanded!
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Disney Artist Brian Kesinger on Creating Story through Character
Foreword by techgnotic
It is with great pleasure we welcome BrianKesinger as a guest writer to the Today Page Editorial Team. Considering his authentic citizenship within the deviantART community, his thoughts and insights will be of great value to all aspiring artists, illustrators, writers and others involved in any creative endeavor. For over 18 years, Brian has worked for Walt Disney Studios on films like Big Hero 6, Winnie the Pooh, Tarzan, Tangled, Wreck It Ralph


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Pubs Melbourne welcomes Melbourne NSW, browse through our listings to find a lovely Pub, Club or Restaurant of your choice.
Finnegans Hotel is prominently located on the corner of Darby and King Streets in the centre of Newcastle CBD.
Opening Monday to Saturday from 11:30am Finnegans offers a great place to unwind through the week with a coffee, beer, delicious meal or a combination of all three. Come Friday and Saturday nights Finnegans turns into Newcastle's premier entertainment destination with the best in local cover bands in the Main Bar, House / Electro in Halo Bar and Top 40 / Dance in Celts Bar.
Main Bar
A genuine warm pub atmosphere with a huge 103" Plasma TV showing sporting events, fantasic bar meals, and the best live bands. There is no better venue than the Finnegans Hotel.
Halo Bar
Looking for a venue where you can enjoy yourself in a sophisticated environment offering the everyones favourite drinks & Newcastle's best DJs?
The Halo Bar has a funky atmosphere with comfortable lounges and great company.
Celts Bar
With a state of the art sound & lighting system Celts is the best place to spend your Saturday night.
Unique to Newcastle, The Clarendon Hotel combines boutique hotel rooms upstairs with modern dining and art deco bar downstairs. For business or for pleasure, the relaxed atmosphere of The Clarendon is the perfect venue for all your accommodation and entertainment needs.
Centred in the heart of the Newcastle CBD, the hotel is just a few minutes walk from fashionable Darby Street, the waterfront Honeysuckle development and the city's iconic beaches. For visitors to Newcastle, the Clarendon provides a great home base for exploring the city and further beyond to all that the Hunter Region has to offer.
For locals, the central location makes the The Clarendon the ideal meeting place for casual get-togethers and special occasions. Anyone catching a show at the historic Civic Theatre next door will find the Clarendon is the perfect place to grab a pre-show meal and intermission drink.
Great value, great quality and friendly, professional service will make your experience at the The Clarendon a memorable one.
Large group bookings are welcome or a function can be arranged.
Our beautiful Art Deco bar provides a great meeting place for after work drinks or the start to a special night out. Enjoy the atmosphere inside or step out into the spacious beer garden, enjoy the fresh air and catch up with good friends. Talented bar tenders will keep your taste buds tantalised with new cocktail creations as well as large selection of boutique beers, fine Australian wines and premium spirits. Look out for our constantly changing celebrity beer taps – pouring the finest in limited edition and boutique beers.
Live entertainment is provided in the beer garden on Friday & Saturday nights.
The Dockyard has established it self as a laidback and relaxing place to grab an after work drink or have a lazy Sunday lunch.
Overlooking Newcastle Harbour you can enjoy a glass of premium wine or a refreshing beer from the constantly changing and updating beer menu, or after something special? Ask the staff for one of our recently updated cocktail lists or grab the crowd favourite; a Corona Bucket and pay no extra on weekends or public holidays.
The Dockyard is a great venue when heading out in town, grab a drink before the theatre or the movies or drop in any time with your friends for a leisurely afternoon of Tapas'and conversation.
Reservations are not needed, just drop in early or get there late and our friendly staff will accommodate you and your guests!
The Dockyard is the newest bar in Newcastle that gives you the chance to have a casual and relaxed drink with friends while overlooking Newcastle Harbour in the most vibrant precinct - Honeysuckle.
If you're having a drink with friends on the weekend, colleagues after work, or looking for somewhere in the Newcastle CBD to dine with the family, then take a walk along the Foreshore to the Honeysuckle Precinct and grab a bit at The Dockyard.
We are more than just a restaurant - we are a relaxed eatery where you can have lunch or dinner in al fresco comfort overlooking the water of Newcastle Harbour.
No other Newcastle hotel offers as much as The Beaches. This iconic pub overlooks the waves of the merewether surf, and has everything you need in house to enjoy an afternoon in the sun or a big night on the town.
Live music with the hottest local bands, the Beach Cafe bistro restaurant open for lunch and dinner seven days a week, the Aqua Functions rooms for celebrating a wedding, birthday, engagement or holding a business conference or seminar, and accommodation upstairs for overnight or extended stays.
The Beach Hotel Merewether - Newcastle's favourite pub.
The Beach Hotel's Aqua Bar and Aqua Cellar Function Room are ideal venues for occasions such as 21st birthdays, 30th's, 40th's, 50th's, engagement parties, retirement dinners, wine group tastings, corporate functions, social club events and Christmas gatherings.
And what could make for a more spectacular and memorable Newcastle wedding venue than celebrating your reception overlooking the ocean with your guests?
Looking for Newcastle's premier entertainment venue. Look no further than the Hotel Delany.
Located in the heart of Newcastle's nightlife and eating emporium – Darby Street, the Del as it is affectionately known to the Hunter's elite has everything you need for the perfect day or night out.
Hotel Delany…More than just entertainment.
Ensure your event is an affair to remember.
Ivory can cater for any occasion including weddings, parties, conferences and meetings to formal dinners; from 50 to 250 people.
Guests will enjoy the plush décor like the open fire, baby grand piano and private outdoor courtyard. Plus drinks can be served from your own; dedicated bar.
And our extensive packages ensure our many food options suit every taste and budget.
Ivory has full wheel-chair/lift access and private bathroom facilities.
At the Hotel Delany, we have all your entertainment bases covered.
Enjoy a fabulous meal in Cravings Restaurant - serving casual eats to modern Mediterranean cuisine seven days; lunch and dinner. Or chill out with a casual drink in The Well bar while taking in some of the Hunter's finest musicians, DJ's and performers. Or for that special occasion, pull up a lounge and enjoy top shelf drinks and cocktails in Ivory.
Or for something more fast paced, check out our state of art TAB, or dance the night away with our rockin' bands Friday and Saturday night.
With everything under the one roof, the Hotel Delany really is more than just entertainment.
Drop in and enjoy a beverage from our fine selection of premium wines, domestic and imported beers and signature cocktails.
Our extensive wine list celebrates local success whilst honouring timeless examples of classic wine making.
We have 12 different local and international beers on state of the art, ice cold taps plus a vast selection of bottled options.
Enjoy the refreshing and exotic flavours of our signature cocktails, made by passionate professionals. Our modern, innovative menu changes seasonally and uses only the freshest of ingredients. Stop by and try one (or two!) of our selection.
We promise you'll love it..
Junction Hotel is an impressive venue that will perfectly lend itself to all aspects of entertaining.
Luxurious in feel and conceptually original, Junction Hotel can host a variety of events from a simple get to together to a lavish 'no expense spared' cocktail party.
We offer a selection of food created by our award winning chefs; who can tailor any menu to suit your taste or budget. With an extensive selection of cocktail and beverage menus to suit all Functions.
Our aim is to commit ourselves to providing high quality functions and special events and believe with the state-of-the-art venue, event management team along with our warm and friendly service, we can provide the total event solution 'business or pleasure' to ensure your event is remembered an absolute success.
Located in Merewether, the Mary Ellen Hotel has recently undergone a full internal and external refurbishment.
The bar offers 25 of the best beers on tap, from local to premium, specialty, craft and imported beers, there is something for everyone - an unrivalled experience in Newcastle!
The bistro offers great value meals 7 days per week, including it's popular $11.90 Schnitzels all day Tuesday and Wednesday, and $11.90 Dinner Specials on Sunday, Monday & Thursdays!
The hotel hosts trivia on Tuesday & Thursday nights and live entertainment Thursday to Saturday nights.
The bottle shop boasts a large range of beers, wines & spirits. We also have a NEW range of gourmet cheeses, dips and deli items. If you are after something we don't stock we will be able to source it for you.
The Mary Ellen Hotel boasts 6 large plasma screens throughout the hotel as well as a "Sports Wall" with 8 dedicated sports channels.
The Registered Club now known as Wests Mayfield has had as many names as associations. The Club was built on land adjacent to Stewarts and Lloyds for employees as part of 'Project Recreation' which was launched in 1937 by the company to provide recreational facilities for activities like soccer, league, tennis and bowls. This was the first complex of its kind by a major Company in Newcastle for the benefit of all its employees.
The Club underwent many transformations adding more sporting facilities like squash courts, as well as a bowling club with dining, function and bar facilities. The Recreation Club was one of the few clubs to own its own holiday complex, six self-contained holiday units at Manning Point near Taree.
In February 1982 the name of the Club was changed to the Tubemakers Recreation Club Limited because of the change of company name. Under this banner the club again underwent major extensions and renovations. The clubs restaurant, function room, auditorium and existing lounge areas were refurbished.
In 1989 the club and Tubemakers disassociated by mutual agreement to assist the Club to expand its membership. The change of name from Tubemakers Recreation Club to Club Phoenix giving the club a new identity, with the phoenix being the clubs logo.
Continued renovations including one of the first synthetic bowling greens in Australia and the building of the multilevel car park put the Club into a financial position where amalgamation was required.
The Albion Hotel provides a great environment for families and a refreshing new kids menu that will satisfy all tastes. We also offer FREE hire of portable DVD players and a selection of favourite childrens movies to keep the kids entertained whilst making Mum and Dad's experience even more relaxing. The Albion Hotel is located conveniently to the CBD of Newcastle, harbourside on Hannell Street in Wickham. The Hotel was built in 1922, has a long and colourful history and has recently been extensively renovated. The Albion is now a stylish, comfortable and affordable hotel that boasts full bar facilities and a fabulous menu available 7 days a week.
The refurbishment took six months to complete with the interior designed to be welcoming, warm and modern while being sympathetic to the character of the era in which the hotel was built. The deep reds, chocolates and timber combined with soft colourful furnishings provide an excellent environment in which to enjoy a fabulous menu and a fine selection of wines and refreshments.
The Nag's is now a modern and funky place to visit on any occasion, for all ages. We offer relaxed and contemporary indoor/outdoor dining facilities with a fantastic, diverse menu 7 days a week.
We also boast great new bar areas where we serve the freshest and coldest beer in town as well as offering outdoor smoking areas and TAB services.
With live entertainment every Friday & Saturday night, and a menu to tantalise the taste buds, make The Nag's your destination this weekend! Only 10 minutes from Newcastle CBD, we are close to transport & well located.
Due to the popularity of our restaurant we recommend booking in advance to ensure your table.
The Nag's offers a wide variety of contemporary Australian cuisine, as well as some old favourites, inlcuding our $10 Schnitzel Nights on Sunday's, and Monday & Tuesday's Italian Nights with $9.90 Pizza & Pasta! We are now also doing $10 steak lunches Monday-Friday!!!
Bookings on our special nights are essential, and if you have any special dietry requirements or requests please contact us.
For bookings please phone the hotel on 02 49525743
The Grand Hotel Newcastle combines the charm of yesteryear with the vibrancy of modern times into a hotel that caters to the social crowd and more mature professionals alike.
As one of Newcastle and the Hunter Valley's oldest pubs that dates back over a century to 1891, The Grand is still going strong and welcomes you to be a part of its future.
The Grand Hotel is located right across the road from Newcastle Court House on the corner of Bolton and Church Streets. Inside, you can find two great bars for a quiet drink, the Function room for larger events, a superb bistro with the tastiest food for lunch or dinner and tidy accommodation upstairs for short or long term stays.
If you are planning a birthday party, a 21st, a work function, trivia night or any other party or event, consider the Grand Hotel Function Room.
We provide an excellent venue and service to make your night one to remember. Our courteous staff can take care of all your needs including event preparation and decorations. The Grand Hotel Bistro can even look after all your catering needs whether they be a few trays of appetizers, a buffet style dinner or a beautiful banquet. Leave it up to us to take the stress off your mind.
Our function room at The Grand Hotel can cater for groups of up to 60 people sitting or 100 people standing.
Our pricing is extremely competitive and we guarantee you will not find a better value for money location. We can even provide a DJ that will play the music you want and keep the party rolling to the early hours.
The Grand Hotel Function Room can be booked Friday and Saturday nights. Please call us on (02) 4929 3489 with any enquiries you should have.
Our family run hotel, located in the heart of Newcastle's business and cultural district, is ideally situated for both business and leisure.
The CBD Hotel is the perfect venue for a great pub meal with friends, in a relaxed and casual atmosphere. With a changing $12 lunch menu full of tempting favourites, great for groups, quick work lunches or relaxing long social lunches. Dinner specials are available midweek Tuesday to Thursday. The Bistro makes an ideal location for large gatherings on the weekend for lunch and dinner Friday and Saturday. Short menus are available for big groups of 20 and set menus can be easily arranged.
The CBD is a fantastic party venue, holding functions for all occasions including 21st Birthdays, Engagements, Weddings and Christmas parties. An excellent platter menu selection provides ample choice along with set menus for sit down functions.
The hotel offers affordable budget priced accommodation, central and close to everything in Newcastle for the traveller or weekend visitor. Accommodation starts at $50 per night for a queen week stay or $89 per night. Convenient, clean facilities with friendly staff that go the extra mile.
Our facilities include a 180 seat Bistro, several function spaces, a huge beer garden with a childrens playground, newly renovated pub style accommodation and a weekday café.
All Newcastle's top cultural and leisure spots are within easy walking distance, including Darby Street, Civic Theatre, Museum, Art gallery, Honeysuckle & harbour foreshore.
UNITY Nightclub is Newcastle's premier entertainmentnightclub in the heart of Hamilton, focused on serving a diverse, friendly and drama-free crowd of patrons whilst serving up some of the best performers and artists from around Australia and the world
Every week UNITY is home to the best DJ's and performers the world over. Since opening UNITY has been home to many internationally acclaimed artists including, Luciana, Zoë Badwi, Sarah McLeod, Paulini, Elen Levon and Wil Sabin & Mel B (Spice Girls)
The Gates Hotel is conveniently located on Glebe Road Adamstown. The Gates has been a favourite among locals and visitors for many years, due to the quality of our food, facilities, entertainment and friendly people.
Monday – Friday lunch
$10 steak no conditions
Plus various Tasty Specials from $10
Joker poker 4-6pm Jackpots $100 every week
Schooner Draw. 6.30pm 25 schooners to be won
Pool comp 7pm $50 prize
Raffles from 5.45pm 10 meat trays 2 fruit and veg
Members Draw Jackpots $50 weekly if not won. See staff to become a member
Super six punters, (pick the last 6 races Sydney) $$$$$$$$$
Loser's ticket draws from 1pm meet your mates at the gates wheel; everyone is a winner at the Gates.
The iconic Great Northern Hotel is situated in the heart of Newcastle. Surviving depressions, recessions, floods and earthquakes, the building still stands alone as an art deco treasure situated in the historic East End convict precinct. The establishment is 145 years old in name, making it the oldest pub in Newcastle's CBD. The Hotel has been rebuilt three times in the same location, with the current building opening its doors to the public in 1938. Even Her Majesty the Queen stayed here when she was visiting our fair shores in the city's halcyon days…
Nestled between Newy's working harbour and leisurely beachfront, the pub is an ideal choice for functions big or small. While our three upstairs ballrooms, boutique-style hotel rooms and rooftop patio are in the infancy stages of design and renovation [after being left vacant and derelict for the last 20 years] the downstairs pub and bistro area of this iconic art deco building have many features that will ensure your function exceeds expectations! A focus on live entertainment and original music (six days a week…!) means there is always something happening here at the Great Northern Hotel.
The Great Northern Hotel has three distinct areas that can be hired out in entirety or sectioned off for smaller groups. Whether it be a canapé menu, or sit down feast, we'll help you develop an event that suits your style and budget.
We do not charge room hire fees, and have no minimum spend. We feel that these types of fees are better spent on the good parts of any memorable party that your guests will remember – that being delicious food and tantalizing drinks!
The various function rooms are available seven days a week, lunchtime through to late. We have three rooms, each with it's own bar, to suit all function requirements big and small.


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Harlem: Guided Hip Hop Tour
Before the Globetrotters and 'the shake' there was Harlem – a central point for the birth of Hip Hop. Harlem's contributions to art and culture are unparalleled. It's a neighborhood with a rich heritage, incredible landmarks and a lifestyle all its own. This tour gives you the chance to move a little and check out important landmarks.
- Enjoy a 2 hour guided hip hop tour in the Bronx and Harlem
- Experience Graffiti Wall of Fame, Lenox Lounge & The Apollo Theater (Walk of Fame)
- Visit historic Harlem jazz clubs
Experience Hip Hop History in Harlem
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The tour is operated in English.
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Shortly after your booking is complete your e-ticket will be send directly to your email, just print it out and bring it on your tour.
Where does the tour begin?
The tour starts infront of the Museum of the City of New York between East 103rd and East 104th Street. Please be there 15 minutes before the tour starts.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts 2 hours.
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Yes, children's tickets are available for children between age 6-18. Children between age 0-5 are free when accompanied by a paying adult.
Harlem: Guided Hip Hop Tour
The meeting point is by the entrance to the Museum of the City of New York between East 103rd and East 104th Street:
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BUCKNER-- The opportunities were there. And Oldham County whiffed.
The Colonels fumbled twice inside the one-yard line and were called for some costly penalties as visiting North Oldham pulled away late for a 31-20 win last night.
It was the Mustangs' first win over both Oldham County and a 6A opponent in the teams' first ever meeting.
"We just came up to 4A and they were talking about how we had no chance because they were a 6A school and we were just a 4A school," North Oldham junior running back Josh Smith said. "We had a lot of anger in our hearts and fire. We just came out tonight, gave it our best and I guess our best paid off."
Clinging to a 24-20 lead, North Oldham (2-0) held tough when it needed to. With 5:40 left in the game, the Mustangs stopped Colonels senior running back Kerry Smith on fourth down and three at their own 36-yard line.
North Oldham (1-1) answered with a seven-yard touchdown by its own Smith on a jet sweep left. His seven-yard touchdown with 1:07 left in the game was the insurance the Mustangs needed to hold on.
North Oldham was outgained 371-276, but the Colonels' fumbled twice inside the one-yard line. The Mustangs still rushed for 227 yards to Oldham County's 261 yards and picked up big yardage when it mattered most.
"We've got an amazing offensive line," North Oldham junior running back Jacob Raymond said. "They pushed us down there, knocking everybody's butts and it was so easy to run. There so many huge holes to go through."
North Oldham senior Zach Evans got the Mustangs on the board first with a 36-yard field goal on their first drive of the game. The Colonels mishaps began on the following drive, when Oldham County drove the ball down to the North Oldham four-yard line. Junior quarterback Brett Strnad rushed ahead for three yards but was stripped of the football. Mustangs junior defensive back Michael Choe recovered at the one-yard line.
North Oldham went three and out and punted and the Colonels needed just one play, a 30-yard run up the middle by Kerry Smith to take a 6-3 lead after a missed extra point. Oldham County went up 13-3 and seized the momentum with a Mustangs turnover on downs and a seven-yard run and spin into the end zone by junior running back Corbin Axtell.
As it would the rest of the night, North Oldham had an answer, as Evans took the kick return on a hop and raced 75 yards for a touchdown.
"We scored on that kick return right away and we were right back in it," Martin said. "We just had to adjust to their speed a little bit and wearing 'em down. Our kids did a good job of fighting and playing four quarters of football."
The Colonels next big killer came on its ensuing drive, when on the drive's 16th play, junior Jacob Taylor took a sweep left and appeared to be headed for the end zone. But the ball was popped loose, Taylor bobbled before he went across the goal line and the ball went out of bounds for a touchback.
"We did a lot of uncharacteristic things tonight and I think that's because we're young and inexperienced," Brown said. "But on the flip side, I'll take the blame for that and I'll take it for the rest of the team."
North Oldham capitalized on the mishap, when Raymond took a sweep right, made three tacklers miss and scampered 31 yards for a touchdown to give the Mustangs a 17-13 halftime lead.
Oldham County did catch a break after a punt on the second half's first drive. Raymond mishandled the punt, which was recovered by the Colonels at his own 20-yard line.
But Oldham County handed the ball right back when Strnad fumbled on the ensuing play on a quarterback draw.
North Oldham gave it back on the next drive when Evans' attempted handoff on a double reverse was mishandled. The Colonels recovered at their own 47-yard line and answered when Strnad bulled his way to the pile of players in the middle of the field and spun his way intp the end zone for a one-yard touchdown.
But leading up to and in the fourth quarter, Oldham County hurt itself with a number of mistakes. Aside from its two red zone fumbles, the Colonels were whistled for penalties nine times for 115 yards.
"We have a lot of guys that are young, a little inexperienced, that don't necessarily know what they need to be doing right now," Brown said. "That came back to haunt us tonight. A lot of these guys watched a whole lot last year and we've gotta get those guys up to speed as fast as we can."
Josh Smith was the top threat of the Mustangs' three-headed rushing attack, with 21 carries for 125 yards and a touchdown.
"After last week at Henry County, how our line blocked, I was very confident that they could get a couple of holes open," he said. "They did get the holes open tonight, so I give most of the credit to them."
Only two games in, North Oldham is riding a wave of confidence.
"I'm really happy for our kids because they kept their poise and fought hard," Martin said. "They showed real experience and just didn't panic, stayed in control. I was just very pleased overall with the whole thing."
North Oldham will host Christian Academy of Louisville in its first home game of the season at 7:30 p.m. Friday while Oldham County will look to rebound against Collins at home at 7:30 p.m. Friday.
CORRECTION: The headline that was originally on this story and printed in the Sept. 1 edition of The Oldham Era included incorrect information about North Oldham High School. the school opened in 2003 and the building was previously a middle school. The Oldham Era regrets the error and will also run a correction in the Sept. 8 issue.
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Junior Previously Earned Second Team All-Ivy Laurels
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Junior Chris Labosky has been selected to the 2009 CoSIDA/ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District Men's Track & Field/Cross Country First Team. Nominees for the award must be key contributors to their varsity team while also maintaining a grade-point average of at least 3.30. Labosky, the lone male Ivy League student-athlete to earn the distinction, currently holds a 3.97 GPA as a Humanities major.
Labosky, a distance runner for the Bulldogs, earned a second team All-Ivy nod during the 2008-09 indoor track and field season as a member of the 4x880-yard relay team. The Tallmadge, Ohio native was also an IC4A qualifier in the 800-meter run and the 4x800-meter relay in the outdoor campaign.
Labosky is a two-time Academic All-District honoree, having also garnered the award as a sophomore.
A listing of the complete 2009 CoSIDA/ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District Men's Track & Field/Cross Country First Team is available here.
report filed by Drew M. Kingsley, Yale Sports Publicity