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This is the unique Weston, CT home of John H. Wetzel and Judith L. Wetzel.
Built in 1978, and set on 2.07 acres of land, this home has a total of 3,490 square feet of living space. There are 3 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms in the house. The property features a heated swimming pool and hot tub. The current appraised value of the property is $1,078,000, according to public property records.
Mr. Wetzel was formerly a partner of Centerpoint Partners, LLC before it was dissolved on March 17, 2008. He attended college at Princeton University from 1963 to 1967, where he graduated Summa Cum Laude with a degree in General Engineering and was elected to Phi Betta Kappa. He then went on to receive his MBA from Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration from 1967 to 1969.


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The story of NRM is one of metamorphosis. What I suspect most people born after the struggle do not know, is that the National Resistance Movement did not spring up of its own accord. Rather, it was an outgrowth of several movements that preceded it.
The first was FRONASA, a liberation and anti-dictatorship movement established by former Ntare students in the early 1970s.
I, myself, joined the liberation struggle in 1972 as I enrolled at Makerere University to study a Bachelor of Laws. I had seen, first hand, the heartbreaking effects of bad governance whilst at Ntare School when several of my fellow students were orphaned by Amin's killings of Acholi and Langi Ugandans.
From 1974 to 1979, I was in charge of the internal operations of FRONASA. At this time, I took up the alias of Ahmed Mbayo in order to conceal whatever it was I was doing. In March 1979 at the Moshi conference, FRONASA together with Kikosi Maalum, Save Uganda Movement and several other groups and individuals, formed the Uganda National Liberation Front (UNLF) and the Uganda National Liberation Army (UNLA). With the support of the Tanzanian government and Tanzania People's Defence Forces, we defeated Idi Amin in April 1979. The UNLF/UNLA led the government of Uganda until the elections of December 1980. I was a member of the UNLA from 1979-1981 and the Director of Legal Services in the Ministry of Defence. I was also a member of the Defence Council.
When the general elections were organised in 1980 we decided to form a political party called the Uganda Patriotic Movement (UPM), which represented a broad front of what we called the third force. The third force represented a fundamental departure from the conventional politics of Uganda, which were sectarian in character. We in UPM had given notice that if the elections were rigged, we would go to the bush and fight whichever government had been imposed on Ugandans.
When UPC, under Milton Obote, was declared the victor of the election in 1980, this result was disputed. Many of us in UPM thus began planning a second liberation mission. On February 5th, 1981 I, together with Akanga Byaruhanga and Sam Magara, drove to Kabamba Barracks in order to deliver a message to our contacts in the UNLA. The attack on Kabamba had been shifted from 5th to 6th. Indeed the next day the first sound of the liberation gunfire was heard when our force attacked Kabamba under the name of PRA (Popular Resistance Army).
In June 1981, PRA united with Uganda Freedom Fighters (UFF) and the National Resistance Movement and Army were born. I was as dedicated to the NRA as I had been to FRONASA and UNLA. Prior to going into exile in Kenya, I had spent much of my time doing reconnaissance work or mobilising former FRONASA combatants in UNLA to join PRA and go to the bush. In exile (first Nairobi and then Sweden), I worked in the external wing of the NRA coordinating our activities outside of Uganda.
In July 1985 under pressure from NRA/NRM, UNLA overthrew Obote. Once we took power in 1986, the focus of the NRA turned more inward. Our primary task was to build Uganda but also to build the NRM, the vehicle of our beliefs. We believed in liberty, equality and unity amongst all Ugandans. We believed in clean leadership, true democracy and in ensuring the kind of foundational development that would enable Uganda to be a nation we could all be proud of.
I have held various positions in service of NRM. In 2003 we undertook the writing of our party constitution. This task was left to the NRM Constitutional Committee of which I was the chairman. In 2005, I was elected as the party's first ever Secretary General.

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This is the Kyosho Battery Plate Collar Set. This is a replacement part for the Kyosho MP9 TKI2 WC, but is an excellent option part for the rest of the MP9 family. This collar set allows the receiver battery plate to be mounted to the servo plate, positioning the receiver battery next to the steering servo for more forward weight bias.
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Ship: Disney Magic | Stateroom: 5646 | Condition: 5 |
Deck: 5 | Category: 6A | Location: Aft |
Sail Date: 11/20/13 |
Notes: As a first time cruiser, I was a little worried that the stateroom was so far back on the ship, but it turned out to be a great location. It was kind of out of the way which meant there was hardly any foot traffic around the room.
Very quiet in the halls. Animators was on the deck below but I never heard any noise. The room is also four decks below Cabana's... we usually just took the stairs. Conveniently down the hall from the movie theater. The only noise really was from the thrusters in the mornings coming into port, but I actually enjoyed getting woken up by them so that I could run out to the verandah to watch the ship pull in.
No issues with the refurbishment. Everything in the room was in perfect shape. Plenty of room for two people and we hardly used any of the storage space. Only complaint was the verandah. We did a VGT rate so weren't sure which room we would end up in. But the verandah was very narrow due to its location on the ship. In addition to being narrow, it had the solid white wall so you couldn't really sit and enjoy the view. But it was still nice to stand and enjoy the view - especially when coming into port. We had a great view of Castaway Key and Key West in the morning off the verandah.
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Ship: Disney Magic | Stateroom: 5646 | Condition: 4 |
Deck: 5 | Category: 6 | Location: Aft |
Sail Date: 12/10/11 |
Notes: Very Quiet, gorgeous views from Verandah, convenient to restaurants, Solid white verandah on the small size, room next door flooded our bathroom. Would book again. Only noise was on last morning; rumbled as we tried to dock. |
Ship: Disney Magic | Stateroom: 5646 | Condition: 5 |
Deck: 5 | Category: 6A | Location: Aft |
Sail Date: 10/29/11 |
Notes: This room was very quiet. Not too far from Aft elevators, at the end of the hallway. Verandah was basically useless as it is VERY narrow. Can't sit in the deck chairs without sitting sideways and with solid white wall there wasn't anyway to look out at ocean if you were sitting. Great view of Castaway Cay when docked. Still enjoyed the room though. |
Ship: Disney Wonder | Stateroom: 5646 | Condition: 3 |
Deck: 5 | Category: 6 | Location: Aft |
Sail Date: 11/06/05 |
Notes: Occasional noise from music/shows in Animator's which is directly below this room. The noise during the late seating might make this room unsuitable for children with early bedtimes (but didn't bother our family of nightowls).
Convenient to the aft elevators, kids' clubs, AP and Shutters on Deck 4.
Nice view of Castaway Cay
Solid metal verandah railing. Smaller than typical verandah as the verandah follows the narrowing curve of the hull. Two chairs and a small table were a snug fit.
This Cat. 6 room seemed much more spacious than a cat 10 interior room, but not as spacious as a cat. 7 navigator's verandah. |


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Patrick Wyndham, late Capt, Life Guards, scion of the Barons Leconfield
(later Egremont & Leconfield) (B, UK, cr 1859), died 10 March,
2013. He was 83. He was born 10 June, 1929, second son of Col the Hon
(Everard) Humphrey Wyndham (b 1888, d 1970), by his wife the former Ruth
Constance Astley (d 1984) (scion of the Barons Hastings (Baron,
England, cr before 1290). He married three times, (1) 1957, Mrs Shelagh
Ann Barker (d 1967), married (2) 1967, Mrs Laura Murray (d 1983),
married (3) 1985, Mrs Alison Dean, dau of Sir Reay Geddes, KBE. He is
survived by his third wife and by 2 daughters of the first marriage,
Samantha (b 1962) and Georgina (b 1963).
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Is making a child stand on a corner holding up a sign like this really an acceptable form of discipline or does it cross the line into abuse?
This is an old image, but I've seen stories like this all over the place and my dad even passed one when he was traveling through GA last week.
Abuse is a far stretch.
This is creative discipline - do you really think a child is going to be scarred for life by this??? PUH-LEASE. Our children now live in a society where anything and everything you do could be posted for the entire world to see and discuss - better get them ready for it early people. It's not like it was when most of us where growing up - times they are a-changin!
Parents embarrass their children all the time time - although most often its probably unintentionally - lol! Many of you probably think you haven't - or you never will, yeah....you're probably right. :)
It's not abuse . Embarrassing as all hell but I don't think shaming is a bad thing. My mom would tell my aunt and grandma about my bad behavior and I would think wow your just throwing me under the bus. I didn't redo the bad behavior though. That lil girl is lucky all she had to do was hold a sign after bringing boys into her parents home. Parents are trying to find ways that are effective and not phyisically harming them and this seems like a good way.


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In the weeks before arriving in Mexico City I was confronted by hysterical headlines about crime waves, drug wars and a litany of civil problems that made the Mexican capital sound like Pulp Fiction come to life. And yet just hours after landing at Benito Juárez International Airport, I was relaxing on the jasmine-scented roof terrace of the hip hotel Condesa DF amid a siege of stylish and beautiful chilangos (city dwellers). With a chilled pinot grigio in hand, a selection of stunningly good snacks (fried calamari with jalapeño and ponzu sauce, chicken brochettes, spicy tuna rolls) and funky rhythms handpicked by the in-house DJ, Mexico City felt decidedly civilised. Rumours of its demise appeared to have been exaggerated.
Over the next five days I grew very fond of this metropolis that simmers in the crater of an extinct volcano 2240m above sea level (that's 12m higher than our Mount Kosciuszko, FYI). I tore around the streets in battered vochos, the city's trademark green and white VW taxis, and strolled its leafy neighbourhoods graced with Beaux Arts and neoclassical buildings. I ate at a spectrum of restaurants from the vile to the visionary and along the way discovered that Mexican food extends deliciously beyond beans and cheese. I stayed in hotels whose design was refreshingly inspired and whose concierges magically secured my entrée to exclusive clubs and bars. But mostly I spent the time marvelling at how a city saddled with such a shocking reputation could contain so much charm and charisma. Like Beirut and Sarajevo, Mexico City proved to be one of those largely unsung destinations whose notoriety often overshadows their substantial attractions.
It's a great story, Mexico City, a gory epic that spans five centuries of rebellions, uprisings and conflicts. The dawn of its independence in 1821 merely ushered in another hundred years of battles and hostilities, including a two-year war with the US and invasion by France in the 1860s. Turmoil continued to define the capital through much of the 20th century.
The modern-day metropolis still has many problems, it's true, but that's to be expected in a city of 20 million impassioned and often impoverished inhabitants. Danger and fear lurk alongside wonder and joy, but visitors are unlikely to be troubled by the former; the violence of today is almost exclusively internecine.
"The situation is not as bad as you might have heard, but it is kind of dangerous," Rafael Lafarga, editor-in-chief of publishing house Travel Group Expansión, assures me over lunch in Condesa, one of the city's more exclusive neighbourhoods. "It's not something to be stressed about, but be sure to be alert.
"This is a very chaotic and difficult city to live in," he continues, "but it is great… getting great. We are like a work in progress; we have been a democratic country for a long time, but we are far from a functioning democracy."
Still, as he says, they're getting there. For much of the past decade municipal authorities have been polishing the city's rougher edges, gentrifying its suburbs and tackling critical quality-of-life issues such as crime and pollution (the latter an urgent concern since the city was branded the world's most polluted in 1992 by the United Nations).
The determination to address the city's longstanding ills can be traced in part to the awakening of something very like patriotism among Mexicans. This is a new sensation for a people who have traditionally taken their cultural leads from Europe or the US. Their cultural cringe even has a name - malinchismo, after La Malinche, the traitorous Aztec who became consort to the Spanish invader Cortes and helped him conquer her people in the 16th century.
"It's when you think a culture that's not your own is better because it's foreign, or from the first world," explains Isabel Gil, a 20-something broadcaster and my guide for a day. "Now there are a lot of people fighting that; they are no longer denying their own culture. Now we have our own Mexican style."
You can witness this cultural revolution at weekends in the city's public spaces brimming with chilangos come to hear musicians play or to browse traditional arts and crafts; in the nightclubs that nurture the talents of emerging artists; and in the upmarket neighbourhoods where boutiques and galleries now stock the brightest local stars.
You can also see it in the grand central avenue of Paseo de la Reforma, Mexico's magnificent answer to the Champs Elysées. Built in the 1860s during the reign of Emperor Maximilian I, Reforma has recently been restored to its full glory - a broad sweep of boulevard extending from the city centre to the vast green heart of Chapultepec Park, punctuated with extravagant statues and fountains, freshly minted five-star hotels and the gleaming headquarters of global corporations. Reforma is also home to the Dialogue of the Benches, an innovative civic program in which artists, architects and sculptors have been commissioned to create dozens of whimsical seats. The idea is to engender a little harmony and understanding by providing inviting spaces for chilangos to sit and discuss their differences, political or otherwise.
Self-respect is seeping into the city's finest restaurants, too, where a cabal of talented cooks is transforming Mexican staples into sophisticated cuisine. In the upstairs test kitchen of his restaurant, Pujol, in the glamorous Polanco district, the feted young chef Enrique Olvera takes familiar street fare and reinvents it for the elites. One dish he prepares for us - vacuum-pressed fruits draped with gossamer sheets of honey gelatine and dusted with lemon snow - pays homage to the city's ubiquitous roadside fruit stands.
"This is what people eat every day - we just make the ingredients taste better, make them more truthful," says Olvera, who, in his early thirties, is the youngest member of a culinary movement that includes such names as Patricia Quintana, Monica Patiño and Martha Ortiz (many of the city's best chefs are women). Together they are shaping a modern, very personal Mexican cuisine.
"We are trying to move away from the techniques of Spain and France and do our own techniques," Olvera says. "In Mexico we are starting to understand that as modern cooks, we embrace our tradition and are proud of it."
Olvera also oversees the menus at Condesa DF, one of the standard bearers of this new Mexican wave. The hotel is owned by Grupo Habita, the four savvy entrepreneurs behind a string of distinctive design accommodations that tweak the radars of stylish urban nomads. Condesa sits somewhere between high society and high camp. Its neoclassical façade is the backdrop for a wind-up vintage car by best-selling artist Betsabée Romero - twist the key on the side and strains of romantic composer Agustín Lara's Veracruz seep into the street.
The city's fashion crowd flocks to the roof terrace, the ground-floor fine diner and the basement nightclub and cinema, while sybarites head for the open-air therme and the Aztec-inspired temascal - like a hammam but the heat is dry instead of steamy. Mexican architect Javier Sanchez remodelled the 1920s apartment building into a hotel, while Paris-based designer India Mahdavi was responsible for the walnut-panelled room interiors and whimsical public spaces.
"We saw a trend happening in the world, of hotels with a high dose of design, small in size, but with very, very good service," managing partner Rafael Micha says of Grupo Habita's plan to inject some homegrown flair into Mexico's hotel scene. "Our hotels also become platforms for showcasing Mexican food, wines, styling and design."
The group now has eight properties throughout Mexico - including
La Purificadora, a stunning industrial conversion in Puebla, 130km
from the capital, and a sharp business hotel, Distrito Capital,
just opened in the business centre of Santa Fé - and two more
opening soon.
Three hotels opening in 12 months? It seems alittle hyperactive.
But perhaps they're just making up for lost time. After years of
looking elsewhere for inspiration, Mexicans are eager to show the
world what they're really made of.
What follows is, by necessity, a limited look at a vast,
limitless city. It includes some well-known places and others we
discovered that we recommend you seek out too. The four areas
covered - the historical centre, Polanco, Condesa/Roma and San
Angel - are those that visitors are most likely to explore. But
don't restrict yourself. Part of the fun of Mexico City is letting
yourself get swept along by its endless fiesta.
The centre (centro historico)
Zócalo (aka Plaza de la Constitución) The huge city
square, former site of the Aztec city of Tenochtitlán, ringed by
the Metropolitan Cathedral, the remains of the Aztec Templo Mayor
and the Palacio Nacional.
Palacio Nacional
An imposing structure built in 1563 on the site of Aztec king
Moctezuma II's original palace. Once home of presidents, it's now
executive government headquarters. The staircase and second floor
of the main patio are adorned with Diego Rivera murals. Free
Possibly the world's busiest pastry shop. Cavernous, packed with
patrons buying vast quantities of oven-fresh pastries. Join them.
16 de Septiembre 18, +52 55 5130 2970
Gran Hotel
Ornate former department store reborn as five-star lodgings.
The Art Nouveau lobby is a highlight. Rooms from $210. 16 de
Septiembre 82, +52 55 1083 7700
Great café just off the Zócalo. Relax over coffee and
teas and browse trendy design books. Francisco I Madero 74, +52 55
5510 8609
Pasaje America
Popular nightclub featuring live music and local DJs.
Cinco de Mayo 7, +52 55 5521 4375
Palacio de Bellas Artes
The city's cultural heart, a grandiose marble folly home
to its orchestras, its opera, the national dance company and two
museums, as well as sweeping murals by the country's leading
muralistas. Juárez y Eje Central Lázaro Cárdenas, +52 55 5512
Paseo de la Reforma
Magnificent central boulevard linking the Zócalo and Chapultepec.
Closed to traffic Sunday mornings, when it becomes an open-air
exercise yard.
Museo del Estanquillo
Unique museum tracing the country's history through the personal
collection of the leading writer/satirist Carlos Monsiváis. Isabel
la Católica 26
Casa de los Azulejos
Brilliant blue-tiled building housing a chain restaurant
called Sanborns. While the restaurant is not worthy of your time,
the covered courtyard, fluted stone columns and mural are.
Francisco I Madero 4, +52 55 5510 1311
Brand new bolthole from the prestigious hotel chain. Rumoured to
be the new home of leading chef Martha Ortíz's La Cantina, plus a
franchise of Jean-Georges Vongerichten's global steakhouse empire.
Rooms from $330. Paseo de la Reforma 439, +52 55 5528 1818
Roma & Condesa
Condesa is a leafy, late 19th-century Art Deco
neighbourhood graced with restaurants, galleries and young
designers. The handsome Beaux Arts colony of Roma, badly damaged in
the 1985 earthquake that killed more than 10,000 people, is slowly
gentrifying but remains more eclectic and bohemian than
40 rooms and the cool pulse of the capital. Rooms from $245.
Veracruz 102, Condesa, +52 55 5241 2600
Cultural centre, fine restaurant, bar, library, art gallery... and
reputedly the most expensive bookshop in the city. Alvaro Obregón
99, Roma, +52 55 5525 3938
Popular bar/restaurant at weekends, when security can be
daunting (ask your hotel concierge to ring ahead and get your name
on the door list). Plaza Villa de Madrid 17, Condesa, +52 55 5208
The city's best seafood restaurant is a favourite spot
for long lunches. Arrive at one, finish at six. Book ahead. Durango
200, Roma, +52 55 5514 3169
Simple bar packed with dressed-down, 20-30-year-old
chilangos. Very exclusive and you can't call ahead (there's no
phone), but Condesa DF's PR Deborah Vertiz can get your name on the
guest list. Nuevo León 163, Condesa
Dine beneath disco balls at this loud, rather chaotic
restaurant/bar. Try the risotto with chapulines (grasshoppers) -
it's not half bad. The tables disappear around midnight and the
party begins. Medellin 65, Condesa, +52 55 5208 4055
Legendary after-hours basement club once owned by comedian Mario
Moreno, aka Cantinflas. Expect electro-house from visiting
international DJs and red polka-dot designs by renowned Japanese
artist Yayoi Kusama. Insurgentes 377, Condesa, +52 55 5584 0613
A wealthy colonia settled by moneyed Spaniards fleeing
the civil war. Defined by the central thoroughfare of Masaryk,
which some locals like to think of (perhaps a little fancifully) as
Mexico's Fifth Avenue. Very classy residential area enlivened by
some of the capital's finest restaurants, bars and boutiques.
The city's debut design hotel, with roof terrace and pool. Rooms
from $300. Masaryk 201, +52 55 5282 3100
La Factoria
Gourmet produce and wines in this little outpost of
France, part of the trendy Ivoire complex that includes a
restaurant and wine bar. Emilio Castelar 95, +52 55 5282 1539
Accommodation with attitude. Decadent rooms with panoramic
city views, very cool bar and hip terrace restaurant. Campos
Eliseos 252, +52 55 9138 1800
Basque chefs Bruno Oteiza and Mikel Alonso reign in this
fine-dining temple.
Masaryk 407, +52 55 5282 2064
Top chef Patricia Quintana cooks classic Mexican. Popular
business lunch spot. Masaryk 513, +52 55 5280 1671
Contemporary Mexican cuisine by the gifted Enrique Olvera.
Dégustation menu about $55. Petrarca 254, +52 55 5545 4111
Just out of Polanco in Lomas de Chapultepec, renowned
cook Monica Patiño creates high-end organic fare. Palmas 425, +52
55 5520 5702
San Angel
Handsome neighbourhood of mansions, embassies and cobbled
streets, settled by the conquistadors in the 16th century and
notable today for a market, two great restaurants and a studio.
Bazar del Sábado (Saturday Market)
Surely one of the world's best-quality markets, from the painters
hawking their wares in the park to brilliant crafts and art in the
covered market. You'll find everything from wild orchids harvested
from rainforests to stunning Puebla embroidery and Mexican jumping
beans (really). Plaza de San Jacinto
San Angel
17th-century Carmelite college, now a favourite weekend lunch
spot of old- money families. Gorgeous gardens. Diego Rivera 50, +52
55 5616 1402
La Taberna del León
Another Monica Patiño restaurant. Modern Mexican with flair in a
19th-century building. Altamirano 46, +52 55 5616 3986
Estudio de Diego Rivera
Functionalist house set behind a fence of organ-pipe cactus,
home to Diego Rivera until his death in 1957 (Frida Kahlo lived
here with him from 1934 to 1940). Rivera's personal art collection
and effects are on display. Altavista, cnr Diego Rivera, +52 55
5550 1518
United Airlines flies direct to Los Angeles, from where
several airlines continue on to Mexico City. The author flew Alaska
Taxis can be hailed on the street, but it's safer to head
to the nearest sitio (taxi rank). Taxis turisticos lurk outside
five-star hotels - expect to pay between two and four times the
standard fare to ride in one of these luxury cars.
Buses, often ancient, are a quick, very cheap way to get about. Grab one from Reforma to Chapultepec for three pesos (about 25 cents). The red double-decker Turibus is a hop-on, hop-off service linking the city's main attractions.
Mexico Tourism
Mexico City Tourist Office Nuevo León 56, +52 55 5553 1901
United Airlines flies direct to Los Angeles, from where
several airlines continue on to Mexico City. The author flew Alaska
Taxis can be hailed on the street, but it's safer to head
to the nearest sitio (taxi rank). Taxis turisticos lurk outside
five-star hotels - expect to pay between two and four times the
standard fare to ride in one of these luxury cars.
Buses, often ancient, are a quick, very cheap way to get about. Grab one from Reforma to Chapultepec for three pesos (about 25 cents). The red double-decker Turibus is a hop-on, hop-off service linking the city's main attractions.
Mexico Tourism
Mexico City Tourist Office Nuevo León 56, +52 55 5553 1901
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Huron River Greenway MetroPark |
Milan Side South From Downtown Milan |
The Village of Milan to Mason Road, southern portion of the Huron River Greenway trail, is mostly a cinder railbed trail that generally follows the towpath of the Milan Canal. A dispute over a privately owned section of the trail (near Mason Road) prevents the public from going from one trailhead to the other. However each side of the trail has a parking area and access to the trail up to the barricades blocking the public from the privately owned section. This is an enormously historic area for the citizens of Milan because the south trail follows the towpath route of the historic Milan Canal which existed from 1826 to when it closed in 1869. This trail begins at the bottom of the Main Street hill and the entrance to the trail is directly beside what was once the industrious harbor area of the canal. A warehouse building from the Milan Canal period still stands beside the entrance to the trail. The area that was the Milan Canal runs beside the trail all the way to the "Idaho" historical marker near Mason Road. Although this section of the Huron River Greenway trail has not been improved to the extent of the Huron side, it is nevertheless a flat level trail that is easy to walk and yet primitive enough to allow the visitor to imagine that they are seeing many of the same things that the pioneer settlers may have saw when they first came to this area in the early 1800's. |
The Milan side of the southern trail is divided into two trails. The main one goes from the parking lot all the way to the private barricade on the trail which is about three miles. In addition to this main trail, there is a nature trail called "Oxbow Trail" which parallels this one which meanders along the Huron River which is about 1 mile in length. Many of the panoramas photos that you see in this section, I took on the Oxbow trail which is exceptionally scenic. |
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Conn. shooting rampage victims
Portraits of the victims who died on Dec. 14, 2012, during a shooting rampage at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., have begun to emerge. The victims include 12 girls and eight boys, ages 6 and 7. All the adult victims were women.
Information for these profiles was culled from the Associated Press, statements from the family, Facebook pages, and obituary information, as well as other media reports where noted. Next
Allison Wyatt, 6
This photo is Allison was provided courtesy of the Wyatt family. Next
Avielle Richman, 6
Avielle Richman is pictured in a photo featured on a Facebook memorial site. Next
Jack Pinto, 6
Jack Pinto was a huge New York Giants fan. Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz honored Jack on Sunday by writing the words ''Jack Pinto, My Hero'' and ''R.I.P. Jack Pinto'' on his cleats. Next
Catherine Hubbard, 6
Catherine's parents released a statement expressing gratitude to emergency responders and for the support of the community.
''We are greatly saddened by the loss of our beautiful daughter, Catherine Violet and our thoughts and prayers are with the other families who have been affected by this tragedy,'' Jennifer and Matthew Hubbard said. ''We ask that you continue to pray for us and the other families who have experienced loss in this tragedy.'' Next
Dylan Hockley, 6
Dylan Hockley and his family moved to the United States from England two years ago.
He and his brother Jake, 8, were "best buddies" who did everything together and, as both were "confident lads," they had already made many new friends. Next
Daniel Barden, 7
Daniel Barden was described as ''fearless in the pursuit of happiness in life" by his family. He was the youngest of three children and in a statement to the media, his family said Daniel earned his missing two front teeth and ripped jeans.
''Words really cannot express what a special boy Daniel was. Such a light. Always smiling, unfailingly polite, incredibly affectionate, fair and so thoughtful towards others, imaginative in play, both intelligent and articulate in conversation: in all, a constant source of laughter and joy,'' the family said. Next
Benjamin Wheeler, 6
Music surrounded Benjamin Wheeler as he grew up in a household where both his mother and father were performers. His mother is a music educator and singer-songwriter, his father a former film and television actor.
Anne Marie Murphy, 52
A happy soul. A good mother, wife and daughter. Artistic, fun-loving, witty and hardworking. Remembering their daughter, Anne Marie Murphy, her parents had no shortage of adjectives to offer Newsday.
Authorities told the couple their daughter was a hero who helped shield some of her students from the rain of bullets. Next
Rachel D'Avino, 29
D'Avino was a behavioral therapist who had only recently started working at the school where she was killed, according to Lissa Lovetere Stone, a friend.
Lovetere Stone said she met D'Avino in 2005 when D'Avino was assigned to her son, who has autism, in their town of Bethlehem. D'Avino, 29, was so dedicated she'd make home visits and constantly offered guidance on handling situations such as helping her son deal with loud music at a wedding.
''Her job didn't end when the school bell rang at 3 o'clock,'' Lovetere Stone said.
Days before the Connecticut shooting rampage, the boyfriend of Rachel D'Avino had asked her parents for permission to marry her. He planned to propose on Christmas Eve. Next
Jesse Lewis, 6
Jesse Lewis had hot chocolate with his favorite breakfast sandwich — sausage, egg, and cheese — at the neighborhood deli before going to school Friday morning. Jesse's family has a collection of animals he enjoyed playing with, and he was learning to ride horseback.
Family friend Barbara McSperrin told the Wall Street Journal that Jesse was ''a typical 6-year-old little boy, full of life.'' Next
Josephine Gay, 7
This photo featured on a Facebook memorial site shows Josephine Gay, 7. Next
Charlotte Bacon, 6
''She was going to go some places in this world,'' her uncle said. ''This little girl could light up the room for anyone.'' Next
Chase Kowalski, 7
Chase Kowalski was always outside, playing in the backyard, riding his bicycle. Just last week, he was visiting a neighbor, telling him about completing — and winning — his first mini-triathlon. Next
James Mattioli, 6
James Mattioli especially loved recess and math, and his family described him as a ''numbers guy'' who came up with insights beyond his years to explain the relationship between numbers. He particularly loved the concept of googolplex, which a friend taught him.
He was born four weeks before his due date, and his family often joked that he came into the world early because he was hungry. They wrote in his obituary that 6-year-old James, fondly called "J," loved hamburgers with ketchup, his Dad's egg omelets with bacon, and his Mom's french toast. He often asked to stop at Subway and wanted to know how old he needed to be to order a footlong sandwich.
He loved sports and wore shorts and T-shirts no matter the weather. He was a loud and enthusiastic singer and once asked, ''How old do I have to be to sing on a stage?'' Next
Ana Marquez-Greene, 6
A year ago, Ana Marquez-Greene was reveling in holiday celebrations with her extended family on her first trip to Puerto Rico. The girl's grandmother, Elba Marquez, said the family moved to Connecticut just two months ago, drawn from Canada, in part, by Sandy Hook's sterling reputation. Next
Caroline Previdi, 6
This photo of Caroline Previdi, is featured on a Facebook memorial site. Next
Olivia Engel, 6
Olivia loved school, did very well in math and reading, and was ''insightful for her age,'' said the statement released by her uncle, John Engel. Creative with drawing and designing, she was also a tennis and soccer player and took art classes, swimming, and dance lessons in ballet and hip hop.
''She was a great big sister and was always very patient with her 3-year-old brother, Brayden,'' her family said, recalling that her favorite colors were purple and pink. Olivia was learning the rosary and always led grace before the family dinner. ''She was a grateful child who was always appreciative and never greedy,'' the family said. Next
Jessica Rekos
''Jessica loved everything about horses,'' her parents said. ''She devoted her free time to watching horse movies, reading horse books, drawing horses, and writing stories about horses.'' The Rekoses described their daughter as ''a creative, beautiful little girl who loved playing with her little brothers, Travis and Shane.
''She spent time writing in her journals, making up stories, and doing 'research' on orca whales — one of her passions after seeing the movie 'Free Willy' last year.'' Her dream of seeing a real orca was realized in October when she went to SeaWorld.
Jessica, first born in the family, ''was our rock,'' the parents said. ''She had an answer for everything, she didn't miss a trick, and she outsmarted us every time.'' A thoughtful planner, she was ''our little CEO.'' Next
Grace McDonnell, 7
Grace McDonnell was the "love and light" of her family. Her parents, Lynn and Chris McDonnell, said they could not believe the outpouring of support they have received. Their daughter was the center of their lives and was always smiling, they said. "Words cannot adequately express our sense of loss."
Her grandmother, Mary Ann McDonnell, told the Boston Herald she is devastated. The little girl used to love playing dress-up with her grandmother's jewelry. Her grandmother said Grace loved art projects, soccer, gymnastics, and playing with her King Charles Spaniel, Puddin. She had a 12-year-old brother, Jack.
"A little baby like that — I just hope she didn't suffer," her grandmother said. Next
Victoria Soto, 27
The teacher's name has been invoked again and again as a portrait of selflessness amid unfathomable evil. Those who knew her said they weren't surprised by reports she shielded her first-graders from danger by hiding them in a closet.
Soto's mother said her eldest daughter, who had two younger sisters and a brother, used to joke that she was ''the perfect one'' of the siblings. They got back by calling her ''The Queen V.''
''She was the best daughter any mother could ask for ... She loved her family more than anything. Teaching and her family was her life." Next
Emilie Parker, 6
Quick to cheer up those in need of a smile, Emilie Parker never missed a chance to draw a picture or make a card.
Her father, Robbie Parker, fought back tears as he described the beautiful, blond, always-smiling girl who loved to try new things, except foods. ''I'm so blessed to be her dad,'' her father said. Next
Dawn Hochsprung, 47
Dawn Hochsprung's pride in Sandy Hook Elementary was clear. She regularly tweeted photos from her time as principal there.
''She had an extremely likable style about her,'' said Gerald Stomski, first selectman of Woodbury, where Hochsprung lived and had taught. ''She was an extremely charismatic principal while she was here.''
Officials said she died while lunging at the gunman in an attempt to overtake him. Next
Mary Sherlach, 56
Even as Sherlach neared retirement, her job at Sandy Hook as the school psychologist was one she loved. Those who knew her called her a wonderful neighbor, a beautiful person, a dedicated educator.
Her son-in-law told the South Jersey Times that Sherlach rooted on the Miami Dolphins, enjoyed visiting the Finger Lakes, relished helping children overcome their problems. Next
Lauren Rousseau, 30
Lauren Rousseau had spent years working as a substitute teacher and doing other jobs. So she was thrilled when she finally realized her goal this fall to become a full-time teacher at Sandy Hook.
''Lauren wanted to be a teacher from before she even went to kindergarten,'' she said. ''We will miss her terribly and will take comfort knowing that she had achieved that dream.''
Rousseau has been called gentle, spirited, and active. She was born in Danbury and attended Danbury High, college at the University of Connecticut, and graduate school at the University of Bridgeport. Next
Nancy Lanza, 52
Police Chief Donald Briggs Jr. said Nancy Lanza was a kind, considerate, and loving person. The former stockbroker at John Hancock in Boston was well-respected, Briggs said.
She was known for the game nights she hosted, the holiday decorations she put up at her house, her love of the Red Sox, and her growing enthusiasm for target shooting. Next
Noah Pozner, 6
Noah was ''smart as a whip,'' gentle but with a rambunctious streak, said his uncle. Noah loved to read and liked to figure out how things worked mechanically. Noah's twin sister Arielle, assigned to a different classroom, survived the shooting. He called her his best friend, and with their 8-year-old sister, Sophia, they were inseparable.
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After months of discussion and debate, Halifax County finally has a new budget.By a 6-2 roll call vote, the Board of Supervisors on Monday approved final changes to the $87.2 million budget for the 2013-14 fiscal year, which begins July 1. Only ED-3 supervisor William I. Fitzgerald and ED-5 supervisor Barry Bank opposed the final version. The updated budget provides more money for the schools — $110,000 on top of the previous amount approved by the board — plus funding for the courthouse, the sheriff's office relocation, fairgrounds redevelopment and the Halifax County IDA. The money became available after county administrative staff identified $593,000 that was free to use in the budget. It consists of unexpected savings in health care costs and the operation of the Blue Ridge Regional Jail as well as higher sales tax revenues. Two board members — Doug Bowman, chair of the finance committee, and Barry Bank — offered competing ideas for how to apply the $593,000 to the budget. Bowman's recommendation, which he termed a "budget compromise," was the one that passed. After the board's earlier decision to cut increases to business license fees by 50 percent, Bowman's budget included an amount of $509,500 to apply to spending needs. Of that amount he suggested that $200,000 should be put in reserve to pay for the relocation of the Sheriff's Department and expenses related to the renovation of the Halifax Courthouse. His proposal to add $110,000 more to school budget was the second largest use of the funding, followed by: $50,000 for engineering studies for water and sewer for the Halifax County fairgrounds $40,000 for the IDA $26,000 for a second set of protective equipment for local fire departments $50,000 to finance a new front end loader for the Public Works Department. The remaining $33,5000 was divided up as follows: $7,500 for the YMCA, $1,900 for Roanoke River Rails to Trails, $3,200 for Chamber of Commerce dues, $7,000 for the South Boston-Halifax County Museum and $10,000 for the Longwood Small Business Development Center. His motion was seconded by ED-1 supervisor J. T. Davis and passed on a 5-3 vote with Bank, Fitzgerald and ED-8 supervisor Bryant Claiborne opposing it. Bank then presented a substitute motion for a counter budget proposal, which called for a further reduction of $100,000 in county funding to the IDA. Bank said he could not understand how supervisors could give more money to the IDA when other agencies and departments got level funding or reductions. He pointed to demographic data that show a decline in the size of the county's work force as well as in its school population. He also pointed to the hourly pay rate of employees at Riverstone Technology Center, saying it fell below the local hourly wage range, and added that the county does not have a sufficiently skilled workforce to fill the higher paying jobs the Energy Center might offer. Cutting the IDA budget, Bank said, would "provide an opportunity for the county to let the IDA become an independent agency." After subtracting the $100,000 from the IDA, as he proposed, Bank said there would be $609,500 available in the budget to use. He suggested reserving $150,000 for the relocation of the Sheriff's Department and another $233,5000 for courthouse renovation expenses. Other items in his proposal included $50,000 for the fairgrounds engineering study, $26,000 for protective equipment for the firefighters, $50,000 for the front end loader and $100,000 for the schools. Bank's motion died for the lack of a second. Tell-a-Friend | Submit a Comment 612News & Record
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¶ There shall come forth a Rod from the stem of Jesse, And a Branch shall grow out of his roots. |
The Spirit of the LORD shall rest upon Him, The Spirit of wisdom and understanding, The Spirit of counsel and might, The Spirit of knowledge and of the fear of the LORD. |
His delight is in the fear of the LORD, And He shall not judge by the sight of His eyes, Nor decide by the hearing of His ears; |
But with righteousness He shall judge the poor, And decide with equity for the meek of the earth; He shall strike the earth with the rod of His mouth, And with the breath of His lips He shall slay the wicked. |
Righteousness shall be the belt of His loins, And faithfulness the belt of His waist. |
"The wolf also shall dwell with the lamb, The leopard shall lie down with the young goat, The calf and the young lion and the fatling together; And a little child shall lead them. |
The cow and the bear shall graze; Their young ones shall lie down together; And the lion shall eat straw like the ox. |
The nursing child shall play by the cobra's hole, And the weaned child shall put his hand in the viper's den. |
They shall not hurt nor destroy in all My holy mountain, For the earth shall be full of the knowledge of the LORD As the waters cover the sea. |
"And in that day there shall be a Root of Jesse, Who shall stand as a banner to the people; For the Gentiles shall seek Him, And His resting place shall be glorious." |
It shall come to pass in that day That the Lord shall set His hand again the second time To recover the remnant of His people who are left, From Assyria and Egypt, From Pathros and Cush, From Elam and Shinar, From Hamath and the islands of the sea. |
He will set up a banner for the nations, And will assemble the outcasts of Israel, And gather together the dispersed of Judah From the four corners of the earth. |
Also the envy of Ephraim shall depart, And the adversaries of Judah shall be cut off; Ephraim shall not envy Judah, And Judah shall not harass Ephraim. |
But they shall fly down upon the shoulder of the Philistines toward the west; Together they shall plunder the people of the East; They shall lay their hand on Edom and Moab; And the people of Ammon shall obey them. |
There will be a highway for the remnant of His people Who will be left from Assyria, As it was for Israel In the day that he came up from the land of Egypt. |
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Red is 4-22 against teams with a .500 record or better?!?!? Really?!? Is this accurate, and is this what a "process" is? Wow...That Princeton education certainly gets results.
Where have you guys been the first dozen times this has been discussed? To which, the question is inevitably asked: "would you rather he got to .500 by beating more good teams and losing to more bad ones?" It's not like we don't all know what a .500 record entails.
A team with a 500 record would on average lose far more games to winning teams than it wins....but not that much more. A team with a .750 record, statisitcally , should spilt all it's games vs teams with winning records. Is that measured by how the opponent finished the season or what their record was at the time they played? Either way, that's horrific. I was just curious; for example the Philly win earlier this season may end up being a win vs a team that finishes with a winning record, though they did not have a winning record at the time of the game.


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Audience Advice: Our audience advice is a grade recommendation. We base our student matinee recommendations on what we deem appropriate for a Kindergarten through Grade 12 students. Content concerns are always subjective, so if you or your students have content sensitivities, please inform us at the time of booking and we will be happy to provide you with more information (amount of information we are able to provide is subject to availability when the matinee is a touring presentation or brand new work).
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Directed by Vanessa Porteous
Wednesday, March 15, 2017*
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Gracie's world is full of faith and family, but as a fifteen year-old girl born into a polygamous community, she feels increasing pressure to conform. Will she dare to take the leap and step into the outside world? In this stunning new show for one actress, we see the world through Gracie's eyes. A gripping and tender story about growing up unusual.
NOTE: This play is a work of fiction, inspired by Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (FLDS) communities in Canada and the U.S. Gracie, and all other characters and the events mentioned in the play, are works of fiction as well.
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In the context of current market conditions this means that CMX seeks to minimize dilution even as it advances its projects through the next stage of development. Its experienced team has used the Company's historical drilling records, its geological, geochemical and geophysical data to generate IOCG and porphyry copper-gold targets that are drill-ready. It is the Company's intention to generate a drill program on its Zulema project in 2015 either directly or through an industry farm out.
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I love the look and feel of the windows phone 7 but can not bare to part with my droid x . Is there any chance of a wp7 rom for android? Heard things about running on hd2, any connection?
I think you'd be better off finding someone who can build a WP7 inspired theme for Android. Even if someone could extract the ROM for WP7 it's not yet known how much coding would be involved to modify the abstraction layer to move it to different hardware.
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Project Runway All Stars shows you "can have your cantaloupe and eat it, too"
Almost as if the producers new what a mistake they made with last week's episode, this week they turned up the excitement with big guests and an even bigger challenge. The designers have been tasked with creating a garment inspired by a flavor of gelato to show to fashion legend Diane Von Furstenburg and supermodel Miranda Kerr. The kicker, though, is that they only get six hours to finish everything.
Last week's winner Michael and Mondo were both excited about the challenge, prompting Mondo to exclaim "I'm going to have my cantaloupe and eat it, too" when he got the color he wanted (cantaloupe) for his garment.
Because the designers were on such a time crunch, a "mini Mood" was set up in the work room stocked with fabrics to choose from. Everyone seemed to find what they needed with the limited resources, except April, who once again needed black jersey but couldn't find any.
Once fabric was picked, the work space transformed from a sewing room into a looney bin.
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Kenley couldn't stop laughing hysterically and everyone else was "running around like a chicken with their head cut off" as Austin put it.
Maybe it was the shorter work time or maybe the competition has just started getting to everyone, but the bitchiness was on full-blast tonight, most of it coming from Jerrell. He described Mila's dress as a "color blocked, Christmas ornament disaster." He didn't care for Kara's dress either, saying "her model is a rail and she has her lookin' like a pregnant cupcake."
And while Michael was calmly finishing his dress at only three hours in, Jerrell expressed his belief that his garment was "so easy a chimpanzee could do it." Maybe a chimpanzee would have done a better job, because shortly after he finished his dress, Michael realized that one side of his dress was eight and a half inches shorter than the other side.
While Kara was attempting to finish her dress, she called her struggle a "make it work" moment, opening up the wound that is the absence of Tim Gunn, just as we were starting to get over it.
Six hours went by in a flash and before the designers knew it, it was time for the runway.
Mondo: An orange, green and white, "drapey komono" as he called it, but really it was a kaftan. Inspiration: Cantaloupe.
Anthony: Halter dress with flouncy dress and structured top. Inspiration: Green Tea.
Kenley: Hot pink dress with yellow polka dots and a yellow cravat of sorts. Inspiration: Passion Fruit.
Rami: Green top with black polka dots and a green silk skirt with a black belt. Inspiration: Kiwi.
Mila: White and red drapey sheath dress. Inspiration: Milk and sour cherries.
Jerrell: Hippie flow-y print dress in reds, blacks and yellows with cut outs at the top. His was the only dress that got a thumbs up from Diane. Inspiration: Fruits of the forest.
Kara: Puffy halter dress going from white to red in layers. Inspiration: Chocolate with cayenne pepper.
Michael: Flow-y silk robe with a cut out in the back. Inspiration: Grapefruit.
April: Strapless dark purple/black dress with a reeeeally short skirt in the back. Inspiration: Blueberry.
Austin: White asymmetrical dress with flowers on the strap and a flow-y skirt. Inspiration: Vanilla Madagascar.
After the garments went down the runway, Jerrell, Austin, Rami and Kenley were safe and the judges picked their favorite and least-favorite outfits. Mondo, Michael and Mila had the highest scores, while Kara, April and Anthony had the lowest scores. The judges couldn't decide between Mondo and Michael's dresses, but finally settled on Michael as the winner, with Diane Von Furstenburg telling him to "call me after the show." As a prize, Michael got guest judge Miranda Kerr to wear his dress to an event.
The losing dress was narrowed down to Kara or April, with the judges saying Kara's dress was unflattering and that April's looked like a "Halloween spider thing."
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And no more 10sec waiting whenever you substitute a guy !
this!!And no more 10sec waiting whenever you substitute a guy !
for me its huge, it was SOOOOOOOOO frustrating. i didnt make subs cause of that reason :|
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Is it me or does this AI look a lot better than last year? Really searching for a whole between the defense rather than just force it. Looks good.
It's not just you. It's taken a massive overhaul. The teams seem to play differently too, judging from this and the Arsenal video I watched. OM are trying more long passes here, whereas Arsenal were all short and using width. Look at the AI for the OM goal in this video. It's fantastic how a player actually steps over the ball to allow the goal scorer to collect the ball and bring it inside the area to shoot. I don't care what anyone says, but that is some fantastic AI to have in a football game. Now, lets hope it is varied enough to keep it interesting.
Is it me or does this AI look a lot better than last year? Really searching for a whole between the defense rather than just force it. Looks good.
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Map of Shaykh Sangak Velayat Daykundi, Afghanistan
Other Names: Sekh-sangak,Shaykh Sangak,Sheykh Sangak,Šēkh-sangak, Shaykh Sangak
Shaykh Sangak
Welcome to the Shaykh Sangak google satellite map! This populated place is situated in Velayat Daykundi, Afghanistan. Original name (with diacritics) of the place is Shaykh Sangak. See Shaykh Sangak photos and images from satellite below, explore the aerial photographs of Shaykh Sangak area. This placemark was added 2010-08-10.
Map of Shaykh Sangak
- Country: Afghanistan
- Province: Velayat Daykundi
- Category: populated place
34.295/66.00917 - Altitude: 0 m
- Population: 0
Asia/Kabul +4.5 - Local Time: 21:28
- Sunrise: 05:54
- Sunset: 18:26
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