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Indian train crushes pilgrims, sparks violence
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Let me get this straight. These religious dimwits pulled the trains emergency chain so they could get some "holy water", another SCHEDULED train comes down the track and kills 5 people, 9 more jump in the "holy water" and drown, so the rest riot against the railroad?!
What the hell is wrong with you?!
LUCKNOW, India, Sept 14 (Reuters) – At least 14 Hindu pilgrims were killed in northern India after five of them were run over by a train on a bridge and the rest panicked and jumped into a river and drowned, officials said on Friday.
The incident, which occurred late on Thursday in Uttar Pradesh state, led hundreds of pilgrims to go on the rampage as they set ablaze a carriage on the train, damaged railway property and blocked the track for hours.
Authorities said pilgrims on the train stopped it by pulling the emergency chain as it passed over the bridge to collect water from the Saryu river, considered sacred to many.
"As the train came to a halt over the bridge, some pilgrims got down to fetch the river water," said J.N. Chamber, the state's home secretary.
"Another scheduled train came on the other track over the bridge, leaving those on the bridge in a nervous and confused state and leading to the accident."
Railway officials said five pilgrims were crushed under the wheels of the train and rescue teams had recovered nine bodies from the river so far.
The devotees, also known as "Kanwarias", walk hundreds of miles every year to collect holy water from rivers in northern India and also visit temples across the region.
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The transaction was priced at mid-swaps minus 10 basis points, which is the lowest level for the Kingdom of Sweden in a 3-year dollar bond since 2012. Over 50 investors took part in the deal with bids totalling USD 3.3 billion.
– Despite volatile fixed-income and FX markets, demand from investors was significant, says Maria Norström, Head of Funding at the Swedish National Debt Office.
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Dear Friends,
I hope you had a great Labor Day weekend. I just want to share one simple thought with you on this first work day after our last summer holiday: "Wherever you are, be all there".
Jim Elliot said that. Perhaps you know the Jim Elliot story. If you've ever taken a tour of the Mission Aviation Fellowship headquarters (I recommend it) you have been told his story. It is part of their story. Jim was a missionary who flew to remote locations to bring the Good News of Jesus to people who had never heard of Jesus. This is what he was doing with the Auca Indians in a remote area of Ecuador when he and four other missionaries were martyred. He was 28 years old.
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It's so nice to discover that a friend you haven't seen for ages is in town. A few days ago I received an email saying "I'm here, let's hang out!" from Amy, a tree planter I used to cook for and have kept in touch with over the years. The last time I saw her was July of 2011, when we'd finished the season and were both pondering the next stage of our lives. We hugged, said "see ya when I see ya," and headed back into the real world. Neither of us expected the next time we'd "see ya" would at Spicy Vegetarian Cuisine in Richmond!
This restaurant is located just south of Aberdeen Mall, and practically hugs the Canada Line. In other words, it's very easy to get to. Amy and I showed up right at 5:30pm when it opens, and received some of the friendliest service I've had in my 56 days of dining. The server was all smiles, and willing to help as we struggled with our order. It was really hard to choose, with the process slowed down tremendously by the 12 months we had to catch up on. One thing we noted was that many of their dishes include imitation chicken, pork, ham, and more. Clearly, many of their customers who gave up meat still miss it.
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They came swimming in a gingery broth, and were made from the same glutinous rice dough as the peanut dumpling I had from Mega Bakery. They're all about texture – a chewy one! They were filled black sesame paste and chopped peanuts, and while entertaining to eat, I probably wouldn't order them again. I just haven't come to crave this kind of thing yet.
They also offer a sweetened walnut soup which intrigued us, but it must be ordered a day in advance. At the end of the meal, we started chatting with a mother and son at the table next to us, and they let us in on a little secret; at Spicy Vegetarian Cuisine, they sometimes offer complimentary desserts, usually fruit in the summertime and sweet, hot soups in the winter. I'm not sure if it's because they asked, or if they were just offering it to every table, but we ended up with a plate of fresh watermelon! It was a refreshing and congenial way to end the meal.
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In honour of this warm, fruit-filled season, here's a recipe (vegetarian, not vegan!) from blogger Valeria Necchio. She's a fellow UNISG-alumna whose blog My Life Love Food is filled with achingly-beautiful photographs and prose. This is her recipe for Raspberry Almond Basil Cake which, in my opinion, is the baked-goods equivalent of summer. And guess what – it's gluten-free!
Thanks to Amy for the visit, and thanks to Valeria for sharing. See ya when I see ya.
Raspberry Almond Basil Cake
2 1/2 cups almond flour
1 1/2 T baking powder
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2 T finely chopped fresh basil
2 eggs
1 1/4 cup natural greek yogurt
2 cups (fresh or frozen) raspberries
1 teaspoon large grain salt (I used Maldon)
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Talk about business in the front and party in the back, this top is just that!. So cute and soft, and don't get me started on how fab stripes are. When I picked up these skinnies they had a tag that said "pull me". I thought huh?? When I put them on, I knew why. They have major give in them. They are super soft, stretchy and comfy.
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Marvin Ridge rebounds, beats Topsail to even 3A baseball title series
Marvin Ridge wins NC 3A baseball Game 2
There is a reason, after all, Marvin Ridge is part of this 3A state championship series.
After dropping Game 1 Friday night, the Mavericks needed a win to keep their season alive. They needed pitching, or more runs, or both if they wanted to repeat as state champions.
On Saturday morning, they got both, dominating Topsail 10-0 and forcing a deciding Game 3 between the teams later Saturday.
Jason Cornatzer, who nearly threw a complete game for the Mavericks, didn't allow a run. He gave up five hits, and the Pirates were unable to string them together.
Marvin Ridge's bats, largely dormant Friday, showed up in Game 2. Chandler Castleberry and Kevin Dobos both homered, and the team finished with 11 hits. And so, their prize for such an overwhelming performance?
Game 3, and a shot at a second straight title.
Three who mattered
Jake Kuchmaner, Marvin Ridge: The first baseman corralled a number of off-target throws, including two consecutive plays in the first that almost forced him into a split.
Kevin Dobos, Marvin Ridge: His three-run homer in the fifth soared over the left field wall, giving the Mavericks an imposing 6-0 lead.
Aaron Beach, Topsail: Beach had the catch of the game, an over-the-shoulder snag as he ran into the center field wall.
Worth mentioning
▪ For the second game in a row, the losing team (this time Topsail) finished with more errors (two) than runs (zero).
▪ Topsail used seven different pitchers in the game; Marvin Ridge used two.
▪ Like it was on Friday, the first game Saturday was delayed for over an hour because of lightning in the top of the seventh.
They said it
"We had a little more juice in our bats today." – Marvin Ridge coach Mark Mennitt
"I don't really know how to explain it. It's just one of those things, you know?" – Castleberry, on hitting a home run
"Just hope that that's a wakeup call for our guys." – Topsail coach Christopher Blake


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Brrrrrunch! In the winter, we stay indoors, we're a little less worried about what we eat… But with all the rooftop and patio brunch spots out of commission, where's a hungry fellow like myself to find brunch spots in Chicago?
AceBounce of course! We're one of the best brunch spots in Chicago, and that's not just us tooting our own horn. Bitches Who Brunch named us "Best Bottomless Brunch in Chicago" in their 2017 round up. Read all about it here: 2017 Best & Worst Brunches
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1) It's bottomless. (Keep yer pants on, we mean UNLIMITED.) Thats unlimited mimosas. Unlimited DIY bloody mary's. Unlimited brunch food, served to the starving hordes via a trolley cart by our dedicated management team.
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4) If you're not recovering from a night of debauchery- there's a bunch of different ping pong games being led by our Games Gurus that are absolutely a blast to play (and maybe a good way to meet that person your Mom keeps asking you about when you're home for Christmas). You could even win a medal. A real one. And yes, we let you take it home.
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Anyways, that about sums up all the reasons why AceBounce is one of the best brunch spots in Chicago. If you're into next level brunching, just hit that "inquire now" button.


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Stephaney Puchalski (Geology)
What if it is our fault?
Like many people living in the Puget Sound, you likely are aware of the fact that the Pacific Northwest is earthquake country. What you may be less aware of is that you have a 37% chance of experiencing a major seismic event in the next 50 years. The odds of you experiencing the Big One are much lower, only about 10%. Unfortunately, those numbers do not fully reflect the danger you will be in WHEN (not IF) the ground beneath your feet begins to shake and the series of hazards that occur even after the rolling stops. There are many unprepared or unwilling to face the possibility of disaster. Will you be one of them? Or, do you want to be prepared, and so increase the odds that you will make it through okay? If you dont know where to start or just want to know more about earthquake preparedness, come to Science Seminar this Friday
October 21, 2016
Rus Higley (Biology)
Walking on thin ice?
Walking on thin ice? Arctic Sea Ice and why it matters. In September, we saw the one of the lowest Sea Ice coverages of the Arctic that has EVER been recorded. Arctic Sea Ice is frequently touted as a primary example of the impact of climate change, but a lot of the data is misleading or even wrong. This talk will look at how ice is impacted and what this does to the rest of the ecosystem and the planet. Even includes some cute pictures of polar bears.
October 28, 2016
Dr. Helen Burn (Mathematics)
Predicting Winners and Losers: The Math of Elections
And the Winner is . . . The science (and art) of predicting the winner of an election
Predicting the winner in an election depends on public opinion polls that are influenced by several factors including who you ask, what you ask, and when you ask. This science seminar includes hands-on, interactive activities that will help you understand why the results of public opinions differ and the meaning of "margin of error."
November 4, 2016
Diana Lee (Mathematics)
That Election Ain't Fair!
The Presidential Election allows voters to cast one ballot for a candidate and then the Electoral College gets the real power. However, that's just one voting method among many. Many of these alternative methods involve ranked voting. Diana Lee will be presenting several systems for ranked (preference) voting along with examples of where they are used. She will show why there is no voting method that mathematically meets all of the criteria for fairness, but she will also provide avenues by which improvement may be possible.
November 18, 2016
Eric Baer, Rus Higley, and Woody Moses
Doing Science in the Big Ditch
Doing Science in The Big Ditch: What happens when three Highline scientists raft the Grand Canyon?
This past summer, three Highline College Faculty members took the trip of a lifetime and rafted the Grand Canyon. Come hear about their trip and see what science can teach us about the magnificent Big Ditch. From river hydrology and learning to read the river, to human impacts from prehistoric to modern times, to the geological shaping of the canyon, to the challenges and logistics of surviving for 18 days with 16 people, Woody Moses, Eric Baer, and Rus Higley will take you on a journey of adventure and personal challenges.
December 2, 2016
Bob Nylander
Data Science Meets the Law: eDiscovery
In the last 15 years or so, a whole new industry has emerged to assist in the prosecution and defense of lawsuits in America. That industry is called eDiscovery, or electronic discovery. The industry was created as a reaction to the explosion of the amount of data in the form of electronic records, including email, text messages, computer files, smart phones, and other smart devices such as automotive black boxes. This talk will introduce the concepts of eDiscovery, and explain how it is now possible to quickly review hundreds of thousands, or millions, of documents in a way to extract useful information from all this data.


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Wednesday 18 August 2010 at 7 p.m.
Bela Dubby in Lakewood, OH
Renée Alberts & Nikki Allen (bringing their Cut and Run Word Tour from Pittsburgh) and the one and only Steve Abbott (from Columbus) will be featured poets during the Lix and Kix Poetry Extravaganza. An open mic will follow.
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Title: For Better and Worse
Author: Margot Hunt
Publisher: MIRA
Publication Date: December 11, 2018
Page Count: 336
My rating: 4 stars
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On their first date back in law school, Natalie and Will Clarke bonded over drinks, dinner and whether they could get away with murder. Now married, they'll put the latter to the test when an unchecked danger in their community places their son in jeopardy. Working as a criminal defense attorney, Nat refuses to rely on the broken legal system to keep her family safe. She knows that if you want justice…you have to get it yourself.
Shocked to discover Nat's taken matters into her own hands, Will has no choice but to dirty his, also. His family is in way too deep to back down now. He's just not sure he recognizes the woman he married. Nat's always been fiercely protective, but never this ruthless or calculating. With the police poking holes in their airtight plan, what will be the first to fall apart: their scandalous secret—or their marriage?
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Natalie and Will Clarke are both lawyers now and have been together since their days in law school. Back on their first date the couple had had a strange but fascinating conversation about being able to commit the perfect murder. Neither had thought at the time the day would come when that conversation would come up again.
Natalie has been working as a criminal defense attorney all these years so she has come across the worst of the worst in her profession. Never did Natalie think that one day she would find out that her son had been in danger from a predator or that she would need to do something to stop that predator from ever harming another child.
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I received an advance copy from the publisher via NetGalley.
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Margot Hunt is the pseudonym of a bestselling writer of twelve previous novels. Her work has been praised by Publisher's Weekly, Booklist and Kirkus Reviews. BEST FRIENDS FOREVER is her first psychological thriller.
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Apprehension surrounding the devaluation of the stock market, the dropping price of oil and uncertainty over pipelines have resulted in a more conservative approach being taken by users of office space in Calgary, according to a new third quarter market report by commercial real estate firm Avison Young.
Calgary office market could face more volatility
Apprehension surrounding the devaluation of the stock market, the dropping price of oil and uncertainty over pipelines have resulted in a more conservative approach being taken by users of office space in Calgary, according to a new third quarter market report by commercial real estate firm Avison Young.
"Optimistically, we believe the market will be flat for the next six to 12 months, but there are signs the market could be in for more volatility," said the report.
Avison Young said the overall office vacancy rate in the city went from 6.6 per cent in the third quarter of 2013 to 8.6 per cent in the third quarter of this year. The downtown vacancy rate has risen from five per cent to 6.2 per cent.
Across the city's office market, the overall net absorption — the change in occupied space — so far this year is a negative 223,000 square feet compared with a negative 1.2 million square feet for the same period last year. In the downtown market, year-to-date absorption is a positive 20,400 square feet compared with a negative 889,300 square feet a year ago.
Todd Throndson, managing director and principal for Avison Young in Calgary, said the perception of the market is worse than it actually is because there are still deals being done in the marketplace.
"There's a very large 300,000-square-foot deal that is conditional right now in Cadillac (Fairview's) City Centre (downtown tower). The expectation is that deal will go hard and that's with a tenant basically doubling in size in downtown Calgary," said Throndson. "There's also a deal done in Heritage Square in the suburbs with a larger engineering firm that's just taken 200,000 square feet. So there's still big-size deals happening. There's still companies believing that the long-term future for their need for space in Calgary is going to be positive and it is going to be strong.
"There's still the expectation I believe that while there are these short-term blips — and they definitely are blips — that as long as you can ride through it over the next 12 to 18 months, we're going to be right back into a very positive environment. And you can't be making short-term decisions on space when you have long-term needs for space."
By and large, companies are currently taking a very conservative approach in the office market, he said.
"People aren't growing as much as they would have in the past," added Throndson. "People are putting more space in the sublet market because they want to make sure they're not carrying on a space that they don't think they're going to need. But as many people as there are that are being conservative, there's still another group of people that are very positive with their long-term business and they're just moving forward with their decisions."
Close to four million square feet of downtown office space is currently under construction in five buildings which are expected to be completed between the second quarter of 2015 and 2018.
"Most of that space is all still going to be in fairly high demand as companies still want to be in the newest and the brightest and the best buildings," said Throndson, adding bigger floor plates and various amenities for staff are enticing companies into these newer structures.


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Marinette County is the waterfall capital of Wisconsin. But with more than a dozen falls arguably taking more than one day to see, boaters will need to rent a car. Visitors should set aside a couple of days to really enjoy the falls. The Marinette Welcome Center has a waterfall map and information on tours (marinettecounty.com).
Here are 15 waterfalls:
1. Veteran's Falls is on the Thunder River west of Crivitz on Highway W to Parkway Road North three miles.
2. McClintock Falls, 15 miles from Twin Bridge Park at the McClintock Park Campground, has rapids with bridges for viewing.
3. Strong Falls is on the Peshtigo River between Hwy 8 and Hwy C on Parkway Road in Goodman Park.
4. Carney Rapids is east on Hwy 8 to Old County Road, then south two miles to a bridge.
5. Four Foot Falls is north of the Carney Rapids bridge. Go east about half a mile on a dirt road.
6. Twelve Foot Falls is on the Pike River, west of Hwy 141 near Hwy 8. Take Lilly Lake Road south from Hwy 8.
7. Eight Foot Falls, hike downstream of Twelve Foot Falls.
8. Horseshoe Falls, take Twelve Foot Falls Road south to FR510
9. Eighteen Foot Falls is about a mile north of Twelve Foot Falls Road. Take the second sand road, then follow the path about three blocks to the impressive falls.
10. Smalley Falls is a chute falls five miles north of Pembine on 141 to Morgan Park Road.
11. Long Slide Falls is also a chute falls. Follow Morgan Park Road to sign.
12. Dave's Falls, take Hwy 141 to Dave's Falls County Park on the Pike River south of Amberg.
13. Bull Falls, take Highway K east of Hwy 141 about a half-mile, then walk under power lines.
14. Pier's Gorge, Hwy 141 to Hwy 8 on the Menominee River in Michigan. Go east across bridge to sign.
15. Pemene Falls, on Menominee River, take Hwy Z north of Amberg into Michigan then left to third sand road. Or go to Carney and take G18 to State Road and turn right.
• Marinette Market is Friday afternoons 2-6 p.m. from the first Friday in June through the last Friday in October at Stephenson Island.
• M&M Farmers Market goes all year on Saturday mornings from 8 a.m. to noon June through September, and beginning at 9 a.m. October through May at the M&M Plaza.
• Marinette Logging & Heritage Fest takes place in July on Stephenson Island, and includes entertainment, a car show and a lumberjack show. marinetteloggingandheritagefestival.com
• Concerts in the Park are in the Menominee Bandshell on Thursdays at 7 p.m. at Great Lakes Memorial Park.
• Sunset Concert series are in the Chamber of Commerce Pavilion on Stephenson Island (check with the Marinette Welcome Center for times).
• Menominee is a big sailboat racing town that often has events on summer Wednesday nights and family races on Saturday; call ahead if planning to dock there during a race event. The Hook, sponsored by the Racine Yacht Club, takes place mid-July. (Racineyachtclub.org/the_hook.htm). A week later, The 100 Miler sails between Menominee and Door County. mmyc.org/sail/100-miler
• Menominee Waterfront Festival at the Menominee Marina, held first Thursday through Sunday in August, has entertainment, food and fireworks.
• Cabela's National Walleye Tour Championship takes place in Marinette in mid-August. nationalwalleyetour.com and npaa.net
• Menominee Giant Pumpkin Festival takes place every September on the Historic Waterfront Downtown. Enjoy the kids activity tent, pumpkin seed spitting, pumpkin bowling, music, a pie eating competition and more.
- Menominee Marina 906-863-8498 menomineemarina.com
- Nest Egg Marine 715-732-4455 nesteggmarine.com
- Marinette Welcome Center 715-732-4333 marinette.wi.us
- Menominee Welcome Center 906-863-6496
- Marinette and Menominee Chamber of Commerce 715-735-6681 mandmchamber.com
- Marinette County Historical Society "Logging" Museum 715-732-0831 marinettemuseum.com
- The Menominee County Historical Society Heritage Museum 906-863-9000 facebook.com/MenomineeHeritageMuseum
- Upper Peninsula Travel & Recreation Association 800-562-7134 uptravel.com
The M&M Twin Cities
Where bay and river meetThe two states and towns are divided by the Menominee River, which forms from the confluence of the Brule and Michigamme Rivers northwest of Iron Mountain, Michigan. This is a good fishing area that's known for clean water and — as the folks in the Welcome Center in both Menominee and Marinette will tell visitors — it's a beautiful area to tour.
On a recent visit, John Hollo at the Marinette Welcome Center was passing out brochures to a couple of visitors who were driving through the area. He pointed out that the Wisconsin side was filled with waterfalls and the Michigan side had a wonderful lodge and scenery along M-35 on the Green Bay near the Cedar River.
"The waterfalls are a huge draw," Hollo says. "And the lodge is spectacular; tie up and explore."
Tying up in Menominee
The Menominee Marina is a success story. While the marina now features 272 slips for boats 25 to 60 feet, in addition to 20 inner wall-side tie-ups, its capacity and facilities are a night and day difference from Menominee Marina a few decades ago.
"What was here was a post-war project with the docks on piles," Harbormaster Manager Bill Cavil says. "That was taken out in the late 1970s."
With a name the same as the town, Menominee Marina may sound like a municipal development; however, Jim Kudlicki — who's on the marina management team and was instrumental in the rebirth of the harbor and marina — explains the marina is self-sufficient and self-managed.
In 1984, the marina had just 38 docks and the harbor was underutilized. Kudlicki explains that M&M Yacht Club members applied to the city and got a contract that led to the marina management.
"Now, we have wonderful facilities for a marina," he says. "We're proud of what has been done — for the boaters and for the community."
Kudlicki walked around the boater's lounge, excited about the transformation of an old water works filtration building into a charming facility that has showers, a TV, laundry, a play area and a kitchenette that provides boaters coffee, juice and even a continental breakfast on weekends.
"We're very proud of it," Kudlicki says. "We rent this facility to the community, particularly for holiday events."
The marina's next project is to add showers in the boathouse at the south end by the new 72-foot docks, which already have an active waiting list for the 2019 season.
Even with the marina's large number of slips, Kudlicki suggests calling ahead, particularly during holidays, festivals and sailing races.
"The Hook from Racine is a big one," Kudlicki says. Sponsored by the Racine Yacht Club, The Hook is a 189.04-nautical-mile race that takes place mid-July. Another popular race is the 100 Miler, sponsored by the M&M Yacht Club, that sails between Menominee and Door County the week after the Hook.
From the marina, boaters can walk a short distance to the Great Lakes Memorial Park, which is on the harbor just south of the marina and is a delightful place to relax.
Or Dock in Marinette
Much smaller than the Menominee Marina, Nestegg has floating docks and 90 slips for 25- to 65-foot boats. Rich Larsen, owner of Manitowoc Marina, bought Nestegg this past February when the Kukuks put it up for sale. As good as Nestegg was, Larsen used the spring and part of the summer to renovate the customer lounge, showroom and ship's store.
"There's a good team there in place so I felt comfortable adding it as a second location," Larsen says. "It's got a good reputation for slip storage and sales. There's a good synergy between [Manitowoc Marina and Nestegg]."
A lifelong boater who grew up in Door County and has been in Manitowoc since 1988, Larsen was already familiar with the area.
"I've been doing the 100 Miler for years so I already knew a lot of the boaters," he says. "And I like the area. It has a lot of good restaurants and taverns."
The marina has brochures with coupons and guides to local restaurants and destinations. It is also a great place to ask about fishing, including charters, and it has a fish cleaning station next door.
Calling ahead is important if visiting during holidays, festivals and such fishing events as the Cabela's National Walleye Tour Championship that takes place in Marinette in mid-August.
Exploring Marinette
Kostreva suggests checking with Nestegg Marine for kayak rentals. You can also rent SUPs at Wind Rose North Outfitters in Menominee, a store that sells bait and tackle, and backcountry apparel and equipment.
The city is proud of its Menekaunee Harbor Project, which enables more water activities in the harbor and added boating facilities, including boat launches and a few docks.
For visitors who have just docked at Nestegg Marine and want some land time in Marinette, the place to start is the rustic Marinette Welcome Center. It's on the turnoff just west before coming to the bridge that crosses the Menominee River and connects the two "Ms."
Behind the Welcome Center is a bridge leading to the popular Stephenson Island, where visitors will discover a bit of local history at the Marinette County Museum, also known as the Logging Museum. It's a fun place to see what a miniature logging camp looked like and examine Menominee Indian relics.
While there, learn about Queen Marinette, who ran an 1800s trading post on the river, and see the memorabilia from the home of lumber baron/U.S. Senator/newspaper publisher Isaac Stephenson. Also look for the restored Evancheck log cabin.
The nearby Peshtigo's Fire Museum commemorates when the town was destroyed by fire on October 8, 1871. If the date sounds familiar it's because the Great Chicago Fire blazed the same day, yet more people died in the Peshtigo fire than in Chicago.
Named in honor of the fire, Forgetten Fire Winery sells wines, ciders and non-alcoholic sodas. Stroll over to the Main Street Antique Mall where you're likely to get lost among collectibles from antiques to mid-century modern finds. While there look for the shop that has local jams, honey and candy. Owned by artist Rusty Wolfe, whose gallery is upstairs, and wife Kim Brooks, the Antique Mall has become an area destination stop. Another fun stop is Simply Charming, a clothing and accessories boutique across the street.
No visit to Wisconsin is complete without getting some world-class cheese at Seguin's House of Cheese. This shop has been around for more than 50 years and sells cheese, ice cream, smoked meats, candies, craft beers and clothing.
Explore Menominee
"At least climb to the second level," says Michael Kaufman, executive director of the Menominee County Historical Society. "You'll have a good view of the harbor." He also suggests visitors stop at the notations on the pier to see where the light station sat at different times.
Inside, visitors learn that the original station was lit in 1877; the current structure — though somewhat changed and moved — was lit in 1927 and automated in 1972; it had a Fourth Order Fresnel lens replaced with an acrylic optic lens; and there was an iron catwalk that was removed in 1972.
The Menominee Heritage Museum, housed in the former St. John's Catholic Church, is also worth a stop. Its artifacts and photos offer a historic slice of life in the area, ranging from centuries-old dugout canoes to WWI and WWII uniforms and pictures. Kaufman and curator Abigail Hoijer are usually on site when the building is open to answer questions visitors may have.
Take a break between the lighthouse and museum for lunch at one of the many popular eateries across from the Menominee Marina and Great Lakes Memorial Park. For a tasty, casual lunch try to snag a table at Serving Spoon Café. Pearl Eatery, which specializes in Cajun and Creole dishes, is also a great lunch spot.
A shipyard with a big impact
A fine reason to go up the Menominee River to Marinette is to see a combat ship or two at the Fincantieri Marinette Marine. It's a somewhat inconspicuous name for a marina unless the boater knows that Fincantieri is an Italian giant in the shipbuilding business with operations throughout the world.
The Marinette Marine, started in 1942, began with naval contracts to construct a few barges. It was later bought by Fincantieri, and is now usually referred to as FMM. Following a recent expansion, it now has more than 550,000 square feet of construction and warehouse space. The expansion allows it to produce six Littoral Combat Ships in a serial fashion.
"The shipyard is not available for the general public to tour but you can see the ships if you travel about a half-mile up the river," says Brian Helfert, president of the Menominee Downtown Business Association.
As to what there is for folks visiting with normal-size (not ship-size) boats, Helfert says: "There are good restaurants, recreation and several events. There's something going on every weekend."


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Unimax installs Screen Truepress Jet L350UV
Auckland, New Zealand-based Unimax has installed a Screen Truepress Jet L350UV digital label press.
Unimax is a label printer specializing in the printing of agriculture, transportation, health, and food and beverage labels. It has more than 30 years of experience. It places a focus improving the environmental impact of itself and its customers. Unimax aims to reuse or recycle the majority of its physical waste, reduce energy consumption, improve workplace efficiency and safety, and help customers lower their environmental impact.
To support the growth and competitiveness of its business into the future, Unimax was looking to offer more variety in the printing options available to customers. This led Unimax to make the decision to invest in digital printing.
Unimax director Dinesh Kumar explained: 'We were looking for a digital printing press that offered the highest quality print product, consistency and was the most cost effective. After weighing up the available options, we made the decision that the Screen Truepress Jet L350UV stood out as the best solution.'
The Screen Truepress Jet L350UV was identified as an 'attractive option' by Unimax due to the fact that its high speeds makes it cost-effective. Uptime of 94 percent means more throughput and less bottlenecks.
Digital printing has opened up more color options for Unimax, including white ink, and the color is said to be more vibrant. The Screen Truepress Jet L350UV also ensures that color consistency is assured on every job.
Label durability is another benefit identified, with a longevity of 12 months minimum. Kumar explained: 'We needed a press that was capable of high-quality labels that wouldn't scuff, fade or scratch. With the press we can also print on a wide range of substrates, including textured and silver, which avoids the need for top coating finishes such as foils.
'Being digital, the Screen Truepress Jet L350UV allows for variable data printing, while keeping set-up times low. It also opens the door to much more customisable labels to meet the needs and preferences of customers.'
Jet Technologies was brought in to consult on the Screen Truepress Jet L350UV with the assistance of Screen GP Australia and installation by Fujifilm NZ with after sales support.
Jack Malki, director at Jet Technologies, said: 'By now being able to offer its clients both conventional and digital printing, Unimax is positioned as a fully-rounded label print house. This allows them to offer a variety of options to customers.'
Additionally, investing in bringing digital printing in-house, rather than having to outsource has made Unimax a more competitive and versatile label printing business. It has made a big impact on the productivity of Unimax's label printing, which has enabled the company to increase capacity and take on more customers.
'The Screen Truepress Jet L350UV is a very fast printer and on average we're printing at 50m/min,' said Kumar. 'With the print jobs we've been able to move over from conventional printing and we have halved the time required. We're also now able to offer customers a solution if they have urgent print jobs, as with the Truepress Jet L350UV we can do these in a day.'


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'M' is for: mazed, manic, meticulous, mischievous. 'M' is for moody. To be honest these are all adjectives that probably describe me. But no, its obviously for 'Mark My Style'. A few years ago I shut down my first blog because I wasn't enjoying it one bit. The fun and excitement had just vanished and I just couldn't get those creative juices flowing but I missed it at the same time, you know? For the life of me though, I could not think of a new blog name until it slapped me in the face while I was lying on the bed. It's gas how things find a way of sorting themselves when you just leave them be. Anyway, if I'm needed I'l be on the bed waiting for the next big break through (get your mind out of the gutter, lads).
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It's been nearly ten years since Canada's first openly gay MP left politics under the cloud of a bizarre scandal. Now a new book, Svend Robinson: A Life in Politics recounts a sometimes controversial career as one of Canada's longest serving federal politicians and his fall from grace.
Written by biographer Graeme Truelove (photo right), an intern in Svend Robinson's Ottawa office from 2002 to 2004, the book explores Robinson's difficult childhood, his growing realization of his own sexuality, and the bipolar diagnosis which followed his baffling, career–ending theft of a diamond ring.
In our Q&A, author Graeme Truelove talks about the process of writing the book and the discoveries about Robinson he made along the way.
When did you first start working on the book?
I first started thinking about it in 2009, and began in 2010. The bulk of the work was completed in 2011-2012, with updates in 2013.
It's been a number of years since Robinson was in the public eye – what makes a book about his life relevant now?
He was one of the most well-known, most polarizing, and most effective MPs in Canadian history, with a painful and dramatic personal life. And yet, his full story had never been told. There was a bit of a gap in our Canadian political archives. And his career ended in such a baffling way that people still want to understand what happened. This book gives people that chance. Despite the years that have gone by, I don't think there's been anyone quite like him. He really did politics differently. Who else goes to the front lines like he did? Who else is as fearless? His story shows what an MP can do. That's as relevant now as ever.


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In the news
April 30, 2015
Cayuga Centers Receives Grant from The Women's Fund of Central New York
Grant funding to support CARE program
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March 06, 2015
Cayuga Centers Program Growth
Enriched Services for Youth and Local Employment Opportunitities
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February 27, 2015
Rhoda Overstreet-Wilson recognized by NAACP
Cayuga Centers Vice President for Out-of-Home-Care Rhoda Overstreet-Wilson recognized by NAACP
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February 04, 2015
Board Members Appointed
The Board of Trustees of Cayuga Home for Children dba Cayuga Centers appointed two new members to fill vacant positions in the class of 2017 on the agency's Board – Ines Gonzalez and Gerald Smith.
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May 12, 2014
Cayuga Centers Receives $8.3M Federal Grant to Expand Programs for Children
Cayuga Centers is pleased to announce the award of an $8.3 million federal grant to provide shelter, safety and education for unaccompanied immigrant children.
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December 05, 2013
Cayuga Centers Receives Grant to Renovate Kitchens
Cayuga Centers is the recipient of a $3,500 grant from the Cayuga Community Fund to assist with kitchen renovations at the agency's Residential Treatment Center in Auburn.
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August 29, 2013
Cayuga Centers Awarded Oswego County Contract for Respite Program
The Oswego County Probation Department recently notified Cayuga Centers' President and CEO Edward Myers Hayes the agency has been awarded a $148,000 contract to provide specialized respite services for youth in the county.
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June 28, 2013
Cayuga Centers staff member celebrates 25 years with agency
John Henry's career at Cayuga Centers encompasses 25 years at the agency which has undergone many changes since he started June 13, 1988 when it was then named Cayuga Home for Children.
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June 11, 2013
Cayuga Centers staff member graduates from Leadership Cayuga
Charles Cole, Cayuga Centers' CNY Treatment Family Foster Care Program Coordinator, graduated from Leadership Cayuga at its ceremony June 5.


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Saturday, August 1, 2009
OMG the watermelon is growing!
I started the watermelon from seed as the seedlings roots systems were to fragile. I won't start those indoor next year. The same goes for peas. Anyway, it didn't take long for the watermelon to sprout, but the plant has been touch and go for a while. Honestly, I wasn't worried about it and thought if it grows great if not I am okay with that. On my morning walk out to the garden, I noticed the watermelon vine found it's way through the chicken wire and 'out' of the raised bed. THEN to my surprise I noticed a small watermelon. As you can see in the pic, it is too darn gone cute!!!! I took this picture a couple weeks ago and now the size is comparable to a large plum. My girls are very excited and LOVE watermelon. I hope to have more than one so mommy can make sangria with it, which was introduced to me on a recent trip to Washington DC. YUMMY!
Yours truly,
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Newt Gingrich's speeches make me so angry. Lately he has been campaigning against child labor laws. That reason alone is enough to upset me, but why do people fall for his troglodyte viewpoints and spurious arguments? Ignoring the legal and social arguments in support of child labor laws (and there are many good reasons for labor laws to protect children), I decided to review which logical fallacies Newt committed with his recent speeches against child labor laws. The article I've used quoted one speech in Iowa, another at Harvard University, and a third that aired on ABC. I've edited the quotes in an attempt to remove redundancies.
"Really poor children in really poor neighborhoods have no habits of working and have nobody around them who works … So they literally have no habit of showing up on Monday. They have no habit of staying all day. They have no habit of 'I do this and you give me cash,' unless it's illegal. … It is tragic what we do in the poorest neighborhoods … entrapping children in, first of all, child laws, which are truly stupid."
That is obviously a genetic fallacy* supported by a false dichotomy. Teaching children to have a work ethic does not require removal of child labor laws.
"You have a very poor neighborhood. You have kids who are required under law to go to school … They have no money. They have no habit of work. What if you paid them part-time in the afternoon to sit at the clerical office and greet people when they came in? What if you paid them to work as the assistant librarian? And I'd pay them as early as is reasonable and practical… I am prepared to find something that works, that breaks us out of the cycles we're involved in right now, and finding a way for poor children to learn how to work and learning how to have money that they've earned honestly is an integral part of that…"
Frankly, I don't see how a return to child labor "as early as is reasonable and practical" would solve the economic problems in inner-city areas let alone help the national unemployment rate. So what cycles did he mean? Assuming that he was referring to poverty in cities, this was a slippery slope stated positively. Using a generous sprinkling of red herring fallacies to lead the audience down that slope, Newt ignored the complex reasons for poverty. First, he oversimplified the issues found in poor neighborhoods by the claim that they have no money and no "habit of work." Then he lead the argument away from lack of money to a listing of jobs that he assumes would teach a "habit of work." Then he stated a slippery slope claim that child labor would break the cycles of poverty. The next red herring, he effectively sidestepped the problems of lack of jobs and child labor issues to end with a statement that employing school children would teach them honest work (we all what that, right?). His statements also ignore the very true reality that children (whether poor or not) need an education or they will not be able to obtain employment as adults. Illiteracy tends to prevent a company from hiring someone. Thus, he implies another false dichotomy, that is, a choice between working and attending school. What about supporting training inside schools, training that would lead to a better chance of employment after graduation? What about focusing on the habit of attending school instead of the habit of working at a job? By providing experiences in education that were valid precursors to employment, the children could grow up to be more employable. Newt ignored that possibility.
"It would be great if inner-city schools and poor neighborhood schools actually hired the children to do things … What if they cleaned out the bathrooms and what if they mopped the floors? What if, in that process, they were actually learning to work, learning to earn money, they had money on their own, they didn't have to become a pimp or a prostitute or a drug dealer?"
With that statement, he returned to a genetic fallacy. Aside from the fact that children are supposed to be learning math, science, spelling, reading, etc. in schools, he implied that the only reason to have schools in inner-city neighborhoods would be to teach children how to earn money. Of course, the jobs he mentioned were also a genetic fallacy since he implied that the only jobs that would teach poor children how to work would be cleaning jobs. There's also the fallacy of composition: poor neighborhoods are not made of pimps, prostitutes and drug dealers. There are a lot of hard-working poor people living in those neighborhoods, and the majority of inner-city residents are not earning a living doing illegal activities.
Newt's entire argument seemed to be a false dichotomy based on prejudicial assumptions about inner-city poor people. His implication was that child labor laws prevented children from having money, and because they don't have money, they would turn into criminals. He is a master of fallacious argument. In addition, I can see a glimpse of a scarier concept behind his words. Does Newt want poor children to become an uneducated labor force too immature to question policies and procedures? I don't know. But what he has already said makes me worry about the future of our children if he controls education.
* In this blog, I've used terminology that comes from studies of philosophical informal logic, also called critical thinking. It's appropriate that I supply my definitions of the terms I've used. Genetic fallacy means stereotyping; it is an academic term that defines faulty logic based on prejudicial beliefs or actions. False dichotomy is exactly what it sounds like: it pretending that there are only two choices when there are really more possibilities. Composition is the fallacy of assuming that because one individual fits a certain category, the entire group fits that category. Any flaws in explanation or analysis are mine and were not committed by Ms. Huisenga, the author of the editorial that was the source of the quotes I used.
Source: Sarah Huisenga, "Gingrich: Poor Kids Don't Work 'Unless It's Illegal'" National Journal – Fri, Dec 2, 2011. Copyright © 2011 Yahoo! Inc. Online at http://news.yahoo.com/gingrich-poor-kids-don-t-unless-illegal-163034200.html (accessed 12-04-2011).


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I'll start with the seasonally relevant compound verb to snow blow / snow-blow / snowblow and go on from there to an animus, in some quarters, against such V-headed compounds (on the grounds that they are unnecessary innovations, because the language already has syntactic means for expressing their meanings — in this case, to blow (the) snow away from).
Archive for the 'Synthetic compounds' Category
to pizza-makeDecember 26, 2017
Another chapter in the story of synthetic compounds and 2pbfVs, most recently treated (at some length) in my 12/23 posting "they kitchen-kissed again". The new datum came to me from Mike Pope, who found it in a piece on the Ozy site, "The World's Most Beloved Food is Under Serious Threat" by Silvia Marchetti on 9/28/16, where I've boldfaced the 2pbfV to pizza-make (in its PRS form):
Gamal, an Egyptian pizza chef in the Rome neighborhood of Ostia (link)
When you stop by for a quick lunch at a pizzeria in Rome, you expect to see Roman or Neapolitan chefs in front of brick ovens throwing pizzas in the air to give them that roundish shape. Today, though, the pizza makers you encounter are more likely to be Egyptian, Pakistani and Indian, who pizza-make with sublime artistry. In fact, according to Confcommercio, Italy's food retail association, 2 out of 5 pizza makers in Italy are Egyptian or Moroccan.
But there are still aren't enough hands to make dough into discs: The country that invented the world's most heavenly flatbread, says Confcommercio, needs 6,000 pizza chefs.
Why pizza-make, and not make pizza? Both are possible; the second is stylistically unremarkable, while the first is notable; the first is a word (albeit a compound), while the second is a syntactic phrase; and they are truth-functionally equivalent, but the first implicates something beyond the semantic content that they share — that the making of pizza is framed as a distinctive, unitary activity, involving the pizza-maker directly and essentially. Anybody can make pizza, but it takes someone special — an expert, a craftsman, a professional, someone like Chef Gamal — to pizza-make. (more…)
they kitchen-kissed againDecember 23, 2017
A Xmas data-gift from Larry Horn, from a novel (Sylvia Brownrigg, Pages for You (2001)) about an affair between an undergraduate and her universty TA. The two excerpts Larry sent are, in his words,
separated by various (recoverable) activities, but the reader is expected to remember what had gone on between the lovers on pp. 93-94 [They kissed in the lit kitchen] when she gets to pp. 99-100 [They kitchen-kissed again].
So, in the latter: the verb to kitchen-kiss, either a 2pbfV (a 2-part back-formed V) based on the (well-attested) synthetic compound kitchen-kissing 'kissing in the kitchen' or a verbing of the (also well-attested) N + N compound kitchen-kiss 'a kiss in the kitchen'. It turns out that kitchen-kissing and kitchen kisses are a (sociocultural) thing, which has attracted websites, Pinterest boards showing the activity, and the like — so it's no surprise that there's a one-word (compound) verb referring to the activity.
The post-Thanksgiving news from 52 years agoNovember 27, 2017
News you can sing!
Passed on by Virginia Transue, this story from the Berkshire Eagle in Pittsfield MA:
52 years ago (Nov. 29, 1965) the Berkshire Eagle printed a little article about two young men being fined 25 bucks for dumping trash. Little did we know at the time that the incident, which ran on page 25, would become the basis for Arlo Guthrie's Alice's Restaurant. Here's our original story from 1965:
(#1) The genesis of "Alice's Restaurant Massacree"
Household giftsOctober 21, 2017
Assembled in a group photo, three pleasingly thoughtful household gifts:
(#1) A penguin tea towel and a purple plant mister flanked by two hand-blown flared glasses
The tea towel with penguin slogan (the penguin is one of my totem animals) brought back from the New England Aquarium (in Boston) for me by Elizabeth Daingerfield Zwicky. The purple plant mister given to me by Kim Darnell (who found them on-line) to mist my mini-phal (which likes high humidity, but not wet roots). The flared glasses blown by Amanda Walker, who made them for me so I could grasp them firmly with my damaged right hand..
A little festival of household furnishings and English N + N compounds as well: tea towel, distantly related to tea (referring to the hot drink made from the leaves of the tea plant); the synthetic AGT compound plant mister; the synthetic PSP compound hand-blown; and the compound punty mark, the (totally opaque) name Amanda gave to the glassy scars at the bottom of the glasses.
And, oh yes, the idiom in the tea towel slogan. Let's start with that.
Another prohibition on tippingJuly 4, 2017
Yesterday's posting on cow-tipping and related matters distinguished two verbs tip, played with in a cartoon by Daniel Beyer:
(1) give (someone) a sum of money as a way of rewarding them for their services
(3) overbalance or cause to overbalance so as to fall or turn over
and provided a joke sign prohibiting cow-tipping. There are of course also NO TIPPING signs, usually in restarants, prohibiting gratuities.
Now Benita Bendon Campbell reminds me of NO TIPPING signs in the UK that often baffle American visitors because they appear along roads, in places where gratuities would seem to be irrelevant. There are variants that show that a third verb tip is at issue here, one related to the
noun tip: British a place where trash is deposited; a dump. (NOAD2)
1 Bizarro, 2 BizarroMay 25, 2017
Chub and chums in the morningApril 17, 2017
Yesterday's morning name was chub (the name of a fish), which led me to the rest of the bilabial-final family: chum, chump, and chup. (And that led to the velar-final family chug, Chung, chunk, chuck, but I won't pursue that one here.) As it is, the bilabials will lead us into many surprising places, including the Hardy Boys books, eyewear retainers, Australian dog food, gay slurs, and hunky underwear models.
News for penises: a friend requestMarch 11, 2017
(Well, yes, men's bodies, sex talk, and man-man sex. Not for kids or the sexually modest.)
A friend request on Facebook, from someone using the name Nick Petersucker (some time ago, FB obviously ceased to care a great deal about its policy of insisting that posters use their real names; now, all sorts of remarkable names come past me on FB). His profile picture, a selfie of someone, first posted in 2012:
Understanding the comicsFebruary 22, 2017
Once again, I return to the question of what you have to know to understand a comic strip or a cartoon, with two recent cartoons in my comics feed, a Rhymes With Orange and a Bizarro; in both, understanding requires that you supply a word that isn't in the text of the cartoon:


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2) (co. Essex). Erm. on a chief indented az. three eagles displ. or. (Source: Burke's)
3) (Norton and Muscott. co. Northumberland). Sa. a fesse counter-compony ar. and of the first betw. three lions' heads erased or. Crest—A demi griffin gu. wings endorsed or, holding a pink (or gillyflower) of the first, stalked and leaved vert. Another Crest—A griffin segreant or, holding in the beak a gillyflower gu. stalked and leaved vert. (Source: Burke's)
4) (Moyns, co. Essex. In the 15th century the family acquired the estate of Moyns, by the intermarriage of William Gent, living 1468, with Joan, dau. and heiress of William le Moyns. The grandson of this marriage, Baron Gent, of the Court of Exchequer, is described "as a very considerable person in his time, and the glory and ornament of his family"). Erm. a chief indented sa. quartering Moyne, viz., or, a cross engr. sa. a label of three points gu. on each three bezants. Crest—A demi eagle displ. erm. (Source: Burke's)


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Hotels in Port Appin - 3 places to stay
Self Catering | Late deals | Argyll
Pierhouse Hotel & Restaurant
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Fully fitted kitchen includes electric oven and hobs, dishwasher, washing machine, full ... More | visit website
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The Pierhouse Hotel & Restaurant (0.04 miles)
Airds Hotel & Restaurant (0.06 miles)
Welcome to The Airds Hotel - our family run, luxury 4-star hotel on the Argyll coast. We pride ourselves on offering the very best in service, superior accommodation, tasteful décor and ... More
Barcaldine Castle (3.55 miles)
Situated 9 miles north of Oban, Barcaldine is Argylls only ancient castle offering bed and breakfast accommodation. This 16th Century home of the Campbells of Barcaldine has stacks of character and spectacular surroundings with views ... More | visit website
Barcaldine House Hotel (4.16 miles)
Close to the shores of Loch Creran in North Argyll, and just 10 miles north of the harbour port of Oban, stands the elegant 18th century country mansion of Barcaldine House. Set in stunning Argyll ... More | visit website
Shenavallie Farm (4.26 miles)
Shenavallie is the perfect base for anyone who enjoys the peace and tranquillity of the Scottish countryside. Oban ... More | visit website
Dun Na Mara (4.82 miles)
Edwardian country house on the west coast of Scotland. Spectacular sea views and private beach. Dun na mara combines luxury and comfort with unique contemporary interiors to create an oasis ... More
Lochnell Arms Hotel (6.69 miles)
The settings for our 120 cover Resturant an Lounge are spectacular with both looking out over the famouse and sometime turbulent Falls of Lora. The Lochnell has an ambience of ... More
Strumhor (7.02 miles)
Strumhor is a lochside bed and breakfast with views over the hills, islands and Falls of Lora. The decor is contemporary and the rooms have all been refurbished recently.
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Grove House (7.09 miles)
Grove House has been awarded the top end of 4 STARS from Visit Scotland, and is tastefully decorated throughout.We serve our GOURMET BREAKFASTS from 8am-9am daily.Our freshly ... More | visit website
Achaleven Byre (7.23 miles)
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The rather shy almost conventional facade is a clever camouflage to the opulent yet playful Crazy Bear in Beaconsfield, an unusual hotel that sends shivers down your spine the moment you cross its doorstep.
Let's take a walk through the bar and restaurant first. Lashings of gold, heavy chandeliers, ornamental furniture and mirrors everywhere, you'd almost think this is some kind of a very up market Edwardian house of ill repute. The seductive gothic ambience permeating through the hotel lightens up considerably in the sun drenched terrace filled with haphazardly placed tables and chairs around a pool with a hot tub.
As for the bedrooms, no suite resembles the next but they all share a common quality of designer furniture, quirky decor, and fantastic shiny copper bath tubs. Townhouse rooms are a little more tame compared to the wild spirited suites in the stable block.
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The dark ambience of Crazy Bear makes you forget there is still day out there, seducing you to a cocktail a lot earlier in the afternoon.
Joining the black membership delivers a benefit of substantially reduced rates here and at other establishments owned by the same group.
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If you do decide to splash on the decadence of Crazy Bear, pick room 10 in the Stable Block for a complete experience.
17 rooms – Townhouse Doubles, Superior, Deluxe and Suites.
Prices start from £290 a night including continental breakfast.Eat & Drink
The hotel has stunningly furnished English (this is where breakfast is served), Thai, and Italian restaurants, all serving great food at various time of the day and week.
The bar is mesmerizing with heavy framed mirrors and lots of gold as is its cocktail list and tapas. Alternatively you can take your drink on the terrace, either under the shaded area or by the pool.Activities
There is an outdoor swimming pool on premises, otherwise the hotel can help organise pursuits such as shooting, golf and more off premises.Relaxation
Thai massage room run by Thai therapy professionals.Essentials
Parking – available on site but limited.
Wifi – free throughout.
Room service – 24/7.
Children – allowed but this is really an adult playground.
Pets – not allowed.
Crazy Bear
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Looking for a fun, harmless April Fools Prank with a crochet twist?! You may have seen the brownies (or should I say Brown-E's) trick before but this time you can do it with crocheted letters! Fool your family with a pan of crochet brown-E's instead of baked brownies. The key is to use a metal pan (not glass or see-through) and cover it with tin foil. Place the crocheted letters inside and watch for their reaction when they realize what's inside!
It does help to have a fresh batch of baked brownies hiding so that not only will the house will smell like brownies but also so you don't thoroughly disappoint 🙂
So how do you crochet the letter E you ask? Use the Moogly Alphabet! You can find the uppercase "E" HERE and the lowercase "e" HERE.
Just look at the face my boys made when they realized what was in the pan! LOL!
Don't worry, I turned that frown upside down!
I guess I better watch out because I know they are plotting a prank to get me back!


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Wäinö Aaltonen Museum of Art with support of Marina Gisich Gallery present the project "Crystallizations. Contemporary art from Saint Petersburg".
The project presents the attempt to follow up the tendencies which exist today in artistic processes of St. Petersburg. Selection of art works includes famous lightboxes by Marina Alexeeva, installations by Peter Belyi and Vladimir Kustov, legendary movies by Evgeny Yufit and "Human project" by Kerim Ragimov, large-scale canvases by Dmitry Gretsky, structural geometry by Anna Zholud and Nadya Zubareva, protest painting by Igor Pestov and Vitaly Pushnitsky's neoclassical researches, textile objects by Tanya Akhmetgalieva, bromoil works Gregory Maiofis, graphic expressionism by Kirill Chelushkin as well as symptomatic meditative painting by Anna and Aleksey Gan. The exhibition displays the pieces from collections of Cultural Foundation "Ekaterina" (Moscow), Vladimir Smirnov and Konstantin Sorokin Foundation (Moscow) and from large private collections.
Crystallization is known as the transition of a substance from one state to another, from liquid to solid, when certain conditions cause the formation of crystals. As a metaphor the title of the exhibition focuses thoughts on the crystallization of artistic processes that have taken shape over the last twenty years in the work of artists who mostly live and work in St. Petersburg.
St. Petersburg is an utopian city that arose in "nowhere", in a marsh. We could say that crystallization was initiated by Peter I a little over 300 years ago, when a transition from a viscous natural state to a formalized cultural state took place. St. Petersburg is also the birthplace of the most famous artistic utopian projects of the 20th century, Kazimir Malevich's Black Square and GINHUK (the State Institute of Artistic Culture) – the first Museum of Modern Art.
Contemporary art of St. Petersburg partially retains the experimental character it inherited from the 20th century. Artists are reconsidering the fate of the main myths – the myth of modernism and the myth of media. Many of the artists represented at the exhibition started their work during Perestroika, which led to radical changes in politics, economics, and aesthetics. The time of change has come to an end, and now it's time to verify and define the current situation within art scene.
This exhibition is the first large-scale overview of Russian contemporary art in Finland for number of years and so offers unique opportunity for Finnish people to acquaintance with artistic developments in Russia.
Artists: Marina Alexeeva, Tanya Akhmetgalieva, Peter Belyi, Anna and Alexey Gan, Dmitry Gretsky and Evgeniya Katz, Anna Zholud, Nadya Zubareva, Vladimir Kustov, Gregori Maiofis, Igor Pestov, Vitaly Pushnitsky, Kerim Ragimov, Kirill Chelushkin, Evgeniy Yufit


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SPRA and the Saskatoon Health Region are partners in Forever…in motion, a strategy that provides and promotes physical activity opportunities for older adults in Saskatchewan. This collaborative strategy to reach and improve health through physical activity for the older adult population by focusing on individuals living in seniors' congregate housing and condominiums, or who attend churches, day programs and community programs.
The Saskatoon Health Region has been working on the Forever…in motion program since 2002 in order to make physical activity opportunities accessible to older adults. SPRA coordinates and manages a the provincial Forever..in motion program, and is working to increase partnerships throughout the province that improve access to physical activity for older adults using the Forever…in motion model.
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The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) invaded Al-Tur in Jerusalem on Sunday morning and launched a large-scale arrest campaign targeting 12 Palestinians, they also demolished a Palestinian house in Al-Issawiya village in occupied Jerusalem.
This is another residential building which IOF has demolished. The building was under construction and it was demolished under the pretext of building without a permit.
Local sources reported that an Israeli military force stormed al-Issawiya and surrounded the residential building belonging to a Palestinian citizen and proceeded to demolish it without warning.
He was surprised when a neighbor called him and told him of the demolition of his building. Upon his arrival in the village, the occupation forces refused to allow him access to the place, until the demolition was completed.
He said that he received a building violation several months ago, and his lawyer managed to extend the demolition order until today, but the Jerusalem municipality's bulldozers demolished the building without giving him an opportunity to issue a decision by the Israeli court to stop the demolition.
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40 Marketing Ideas for your Business
Hopefully your marketing game is already going strong, but we all know that getting your business out there is a never-ending process.
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In case you need some fresh ideas, here are 40 marketing tips and suggestions that you can implement in your business.
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Q and A With THE BABE
My body guard wants to know:
Q: "Do you think your former job has changed your view of physical contact and its expectations?"
Answer: it depends on whether I have the "hooker switch" flipped on. I'm so much better now at telling when a guy is sexually interested or aroused that "hanging out" in real life situations (at a bar, for example) can now make me very uncomfortable, if I allow it to.
Reason being, when men have nowhere to vent this uncomfortable energy, it's much more awkward in a bar than in a brothel.
Unlike in a brothel, we can't run down the hall to fuck.
No matter how much they say they "don't want to", they do, but they "don't." because they have "morals." You see this catch-22 here? In brothels people process their lack of morals via having sex. In the real world, we don't have this blessing.
When the expectation is, "I can't touch you, you can't touch me" – you end up with a lot more anger/pent up frustration than you have in a place where people can fuck freely, and immediately.
Then there is the juxtaposition of how I feel because of the imposed morals of the real world. I realize half of what I feel in wanting to touch someone is not what I actually FEEL, but what years of bibles and TV shows have made me guilty for feeling.
What the "outside world" has made me feel in regards to touch (and a lot of things), is a whole lot more conflict.
Its very exhausting:
I do (want to fuck)
But I don't (because that would make me a ho)
but a bigger party of me simply doesn't care
(sex is sex, I'm still a ho at heart, etc.)
I think I am a lot more capable of thinking of sex like a man.
Perhaps even more capable at it than some men are.
I see men in my life getting all emotionally open, then the subsequent fear, and the subsequent detachment.
The fear of getting hurt. See, I KNOW that when we have sex, they will love me. They will be my biggest fan. We will be each other's heroes. I know by merely the electricity in touching their hand that the rest of it is going to be great. Its magnetics. Touch can tell you so much.
Yet – I lack expectations.
They have a level of expectations I don't have.
Post job, I sense this more than ever.
I can see that when I try to touch them.
Then I think,"Aww, what's wrong? Lets go! Lets party!" But…so many men are hesitant to disconnect their brains to their bodies for the sake of doing what is a physically healthy thing to engage in.
I think the physical touch would be healthier for their spirit than sitting around and talking.
I would be less likely to abuse the power of touch, because in my business, I have been taught not to take physical touch for more than what it is.
You might wonder how its different at my old job.
Brothels have such a clear boundary line. We don't engage in intimate touching that "real couples" engage in:
Such as….
The touching of the face.
The kiss on the lips.
Your fingernails down somebody's arm.
Stroking somebody's hair.
When people are only there for the sex, these physical connects are rarely made.
You then start to realize that it is THIS KIND OF TOUCHING where true bonds are formed.
Hands. Hair. Eyes. Mouths. Scalp.
Soft, slow, sensual, and sweet.
The way my views about physical touch have changed is that I know how essential it is to a loving monogamous relationship, and how much I miss it.
Its a crime when somebody you love does not want to be hugged or held.
It breaks me up inside.
In fact, it's breaking me up right now, bodyguard, as I write this. You know with who. Oh bodyguard. You know everything. Why can't things be different?
P.S. My bodyguard also wants to know if dudes pay extra to squirt .
Yes they do, but I don't squirt….so…darnit.
Apparently squirting is up to 80% urine. Ewwwwww.


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Son of Andy - Caffeine (Side B)
Check out Caffeine (Side B) by Son of Andy on Artist Sounds! Son of Andy is based in Rochester Hills, Michigan. Their latest track, Caffeine (Side B), was written and performed by Son of Adam, and produced by Fanobee. The song's title is self-explanatory, as the track talks about caffeine as a drug, and how society ignores its dangers. The track is titled Side B because this deals with the crash after the high. Give it a listen on SoundCloud and keep an eye out for more of Son of Andy's work.


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It is using Omnicom PR agency Ketchum's London office, along with PR input from the WPP stable, to plug the results of the 'Collaborative Atorvastatin Diabetes Study' (Cards), unveiled last week at the annual meeting of the American Diabetes Association in the US.
Ketchum London associate director Susannah Knox is leading the agency's work.
Cards, which was initiated in the UK and Ireland and involved more than 2,800 patients, also involved University College London, Diabetes UK and the Department of Health.
Professor Helen Colhoun, one of the Cards investigators at University College Dublin, said: 'The benefit was so great, the trial had to be terminated early.'
WPP won a pitch at the turn of the year to co-ordinate PR at a global level for a selection of Pfizer drugs (PRWeek, 6 February).