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Contemporary & Vintage Objects featuring WWI Books & Ephemera; followed by Asian Arts
8 November 2018 - 10:30
Lot 1, 8 November 2018
Congratulatory Address to His Most Gracious Majesty The King on the Signing of the Armistice with Germany, The Report of Speeches an...
A Brief Record of the Advance of the Egyptian Expeditionary Force under the command of General Allenby, July 1917 to October 1918, p...
With Horse and Morse in Mesopotamia, edited by Keast Burke, Wholly set up and printed by Arthur Mcquitty, Sydney, 1927.
Estimate: $800 - $1,200
Imperishable Anzacs, a Story of Famous First Brigade with 67 illustrations, from the Diary of Pte H W Cavill, published by William B...
With the Twenty-Second, a History of the Twenty-Second Battalion, AIF, by Captain E Gorman, MC, published by H H Champion Australasi...
The Purple and Gold, History of the 30th Battalion, compiled by Lt-Colonel H Sloan, published by Halstead Press Sydney 1938, spine d...
The Fighting 10th, a South Australian Centenary Souvenir of the 10th Battalion, AIF, 1914-19, by Cecil Bert Lovell Lock, Webb and So...
The End of the Great War, Commemorative Edition of The Farmer and Settler Newspaper of Sydney in miniature for Tuesday November 12 1...
Special War Bulletin Official Announcement Armistice Signed, Commemorative Edition of Evening News of Sydney in miniature for Monday...
Lot 10, 8 November 2018
Christmas Card 1916, 6th Infantry Brigade Australian Imperial Forces On Service, Card folds out to show 3 drawings by FR Crozier, Th...
Two May Gibbs' WWI Postcards, Gumnut Series 5 and 6.
Unveiling of Roll of Honour of Members and Staff of the Parliament of New South Wales, Wednesday 27th February 1918,Gullick Governme...
Two Invitation Cards, The Return of the Prime Minister WM Hughes and the Return of the First Division of the RAN.
Grand Patriotic Carnival Souvenir Programme Monday 7th September 1914, 24 pages plus covers, Sporting and Cultural (peculiarly Aust...
In Memoriam, All who made The Supreme Sacrifice in the Great War 1914-1918, Commonwealth Parliament Houses Melbourne, Thanksgiving S...
A Full Set of First Editions of The Twelve Volumes of The Official History of Australia in the War of 1914-1918, edited by CEW Bean.
Diggers Abroad, Jottings by a Digger officer, by Thomas A White, Captain 13th Battalion, AIF, published by Angus and Robertson Sydne...
Morale, A Story of Australian Light Horsemen, by George Berrie, published by Holland and Stephenson Sydney 1949, with dustwrapper.
The Grey Battalion, by Mary Tilton, Nursing Sister with the AIF 1915-1918, published by Angus and Robertson Sydney 1933, damaged clo...
An Australian in the RFA (Royal Field Artillery) being Letters and Diary of Adrian Consett Stephen, published by W C Penfold Sydney ...
The Western Front, a General Outline, by Major Alan B Steele Australian Staff Corps. published by Arrow Printery Melbourne 1930, map...
Australians in Action, The Story of Gallipoli, first edition, marking the Anniversary of the Landing in 1914, published by NSW Depar...
Comrades of the Great Adventure, by H R Williams, published by Angus and Robertson Sydney 1925.
Over The Top with Third Australian Division, by G P Cuttriss, published by Charles H Kelly London. missing front end paper and fadin...
Letters of an Airman, by the Late Geoffrey Wall Royal Flying Corps, published by Australasian Authors' Agency, damage to spine.
The Straits Impregnable, by Sydney De Loghe, written in Australia, Egypt and Gallipoli to the First Australian Division, published b...
The Story of Conscription in Australia, by Leslie Jauncey, published by George Allen and Unwin London 1935.
War Notes and Queries, A Weekly Journal on Australia and the War, published by George Robertson and Co Melbourne, Volume 1 No.1 Augu...
Full Set of Three of The History of Australian Medical Services 1914-1918, by A G Butler, published by Australian War Memorial. Volu...
British Campaigns in France and Flanders, 6 Volumes for 1914 to 1918 (2 volumes for 1918), written by Arthur Conan Doyle, war corres...
Australia at Lourdes, by W B Mangan (ex Chaplain AIF), published by Tribune Publishing Co North Melbourne 1921.
Trooper Bluegum at the Dardenelles, Descriptive Narrative of the more desperate engagements on the Gallipoli Peninsula, by Oliver Ho...
By-ways on Service, notes from an Australian Journal, by Hector Dinning, published by Constable and Company London 1918.
The Coo-ee Contingent. published by Cassell and Company, 1917, slight damage to cover, which was done by Fred Leist, and spine.
The Dardanelles with colour sketches from Gallipoli, written and drawn by Norman Wilkinson, published my Longmans Green and co Londo...
With the Turks in Palestine, by Alexander Aaronsohn, published by Constable and Co London 1917.
London County Council Record Of Service in the Great War 1914-18 with a bookplate in memory of Pte G L Merritt.
12 War Issues of The Sydney Mail, War Issue, lots of stories and pictures on the Great War and with colourful covers.
Our Part in the Great War - Ruston and Hornsby Ltd Engineers London, Designed and Printed by Bemrose and Sons London.
Bournville Works and the Great War 1914-19, a Special Number of the Bournville Magazine, published by Cadbury Brothers.
The Isle of Man and the Great War, by B E Sargeaunt, published by Brown and Sons Isle of Man 1920, cloth spine slight damage to top.
The Bond of Sacrifice, a Biographical Record of All British Officers who fell in the Great War Volume 1 August - December 1914 (only...
The Roving Editors, by W J Sowden (editor of The Register Adelaide), published by W K Thomas and Co Adelaide 1919.
Aussie, reprint of all the numbers of the Diggers' own paper, produced by Phillip Harris on behalf of the Australian War Museum 1921.
The Desert Column, Leaves from the diary of an Australian Trooper in Gallipoli Sinai and Palestine, by Ion L Idriess, published by A...
Australia at War, Drawings at the Front, A Winter Record made by Lieut. Will Dyson on the Somme and Ypres during the Campaigns of 19...
Edmund Dulac's Picture Book for the French Red Cross, published for the Daily Telegraph by Hodder and Stoughton London, coloured tip...
Princess Mary's Gift Book, published by Hodder and Stoughton London plus King Albert's Gift Book, published by Hodder and Stoughton ...
Three Volumes of Newspaper Clippings from Sydney Newspapers about Australia and the War Effort. Neatly presented.
Two Volumes of The Graphic Extras (London),The First Phase of the Great War and The Second Phase by A Hilliard Atteridge, published ...
World War, a Pictured History in Two Volumes, edited by Sir John Hammerton, published by Amalgamated Press in early 1920s.
The First World War, A Photographic History edited with captions by Laurence Stallings published by William Heinemann 1934.
World War 1914-1918, A Pictured History edited by John Hammerton, in 55 parts/ magazines.
Bruce Bairnsfather, a Few Fragments from his Life (as a comic artist) collected by a Friend, published for The Bystander by Hodder a...
List of Mothers and Widows of American soldiers Sailors and marines entitled to make a Pilgrimage to the War Cemeteries in Europe pu...
The Book of The Anzac Memorial New South Wales, this De Luxe limited Edition No. 61 of 530, published by Beacon Press Sydney 1934.
A Full Set of Official History of Australia in the War of 1914 to 1918 edited by C E W Bean in their official postal boxes, various ...
Humorosities by an Australian Soldier, Corpl Cecil L Hartt AIF published by Australian Trading and Agencies London.
The Merry Mariners Humorous Naval Sketches by Lieut E G O Beuttler RNVR, published by United Newspapers London, 40 pages.
100 War Cartoons from London Opinion by Bert Thomas and Wilton Williams published by London Opinion 1919, some damage to paper spine...
Poy's War Cartoons from the Evening News, published by Simpkin Marshall Hamilton Kent and Co London.
The Bystander's Fragments from France in Seven Parts by Bruce Bairns father.
Life Magazine (a Record for Busy Folk) , War Numbers, published by T Shaw Fitchett Melbourne. 8 Magazines - March,May June and Decem...
Two South African Articles about the War.
Two American Booklets about the War
Operations of the British Expeditionary Forces in France and Belgium compiled by General Staff Army Headquarters Melbourne 1934, man...
Australian War Museum Guide Book, First Edition, the Relics and Records of Australia's Effort in the Defence of the Empire 1914-1918...
Two Booklets -(1) The War Graves of the British Empire Dartmoor Cemetery and Norfolk Cemetery Becordel-Becourt France includes some ...
6 Booklets of Digger Stories of the War, by Herbert Scanlon, five published by Watson of Sydney and the other published in Ballarat,...
Two Australian Booklets - (1) Hoch der Kaiser Myself und Gott (a satire) by A McGregor Rose, Keystone Printing Co Melbourne plus (2)...
Two Souvenir Newspapers of The End of the War - (1) a Facsimile of The Sun Newspaper of November 11 1918 printed in 1968 and (2) Re...
The Leader Christmas Number (special edition) 1914 showing HMAS Australia on the front cover, a pictorial magazine of Australia incl...
10 Original Issues of the Australian Soldiers' Magazine, Aussie, printed in the field by the AIF printing section. Magazines No. 2 (...
3 Booklets on War Stories by 3 returned soldiers published in Sydney after the war.
Poems and Pictures for The Red Cross with sections on Red Cross Convalescent Homes, Red Cross Industries, War Verses ( The Home Sic...
On the London Front, an expression of recognition of the kindness to our soldiers, officers and men during the years of the Great Wa...
Two Card mementoes for Australia Day For Our Wounded Heroes 30th July 1915 and Allies Day November 1915.
Fold-out Card with attached insert, Australian YMCA at your Service Jewish Department, a Cheero from Australian YMCA London Xmas 1917.
Fold-out Card, Souvenir and Diary of the Voyage of HMAT Konigin Luise, England to Australia December 1919 to February 1920.
Kipling's Message, Address delivered at Folkestone England February 15 1918, published by W H Smith and Son London for the Royal Emp...
Australians in Action - Story of Gallipoli, published on the Anniversary of Gallipoli in 1915 by Department of Public Instruction Ne...
Australia at the Dardanelles 25th April 1915, the same as the previous lot but this edition was printed for the Red Cross.
Souvenir of Memorial Service of Anzac Day 1917 at the AIF and War Chest Club Westminster, 3 page foldout.
Australian War Photographs, a Pictorial record from November 1917 to the End of the War, edited by Captain Geo H Watkins, published ...
Pictures of The Battlefields of Anzacs on which the Australasians won deathless fame, a deeply interesting and historical series of...
Remnants from Randwick No.2, No.4 Australian General Hospital 1919, stories and pictures, 96 pages, published by Arthur McQuitty Syd...
Australia Day 1915 Souvenir in aid of funds for Wounded Soldiers published by the Trustees of the National Art Gallery of NSW, 6 pri...
Kids' Cannon, War Babies ABC, written and illustrated by Will Donald for The War Chest Fund published by W C Penfold Sydney, a book ...
Two editions of Soldier-Songs from Anzac written in the firing line by Signaller Tom Skeyhill, a ninth edition paperback published b...
Souvenir Programme of New Year's Night Victory Concert of The Highland Society of NSW at Town Hall Sydney 1st January 1919, 8 pages....
Roll of Honour of The Commercial Banking Company Of Sydney Limited 1914-1918, a memorial record of those who served and died in the...
Souvenir of Peace Celebrations Brisbane Queensland November 29th 1918 and July 19th 1919, 72 pages of pictures with captions, publi...
Souvenir of Festa Carnevale Floreale Town Hall Sydney NSW on June 28th 1918 in aid of Italy's Red Cross Day Fund, printed by Vale an...
Presentation Certificate of 1919 Victory Celebrations to commemorate the Signing of peace awarded at a Rowing Regatta, laid down on ...
Inns of Court OTC (Officer Training Corps) Squadron War Record 1914-1919, History and Roll of Honour of Men and Horses, 44 pages, pr...
An Indian Ivory Figure, modelled in traditional robes, seated on a single lotus throne and a hardwood base, H. 3.5cm
Green Glazed Yaochou Ram Together With Yueyao Small Bowl
Erotic Chinese Album
Small Pair Of Chinese Pots Featuring Houses (H: 10cm)
Lot 100, 8 November 2018
Ivory Netsuke Temple, Dog And Ball
Australian History & Militaria (1 - 95)
Contemporary & Vintage Objects - 10:30am (96 - 479)
Date: 8 Nov 2018 10:30


Southwest Baptist University, founded in 1878, is a church-affiliated university. Its 152-acre campus is located in Bolivar, 28 miles north of Springfield, MO.
152-acre campus in Bolivar (population: 10,885), 28 miles from Springfield; branch campuses in Mountain View and Springfield. Major airport and bus serve Springfield; other major airport serves Kansas City (120 miles); train serves Warrensburg (75 miles).


It has been a while since I posted and I thought it was time to see if I still remember how!
It has been almost a year since this project was completed ... it was a wonderful collaboration between my client, her builder and myself. I worked in person with my client locally but the project was 1,000 miles away in Wyoming. I worked off the building plans as we selected the finish materials... tile, fabrics (oh, so many fabrics!), mirrors, light fixtures, knobs and pulls. Here are some working photos along with some of the finished ones. All photos were courtesy of my client.
This is not your typical ski lodge. The client wanted something more modern and chic with some rustic touches.
There were 32 custom pillows, mattress covers, bolsters and even a blanket made by my workroom.
And a shimmery tile for the second one.
There were 2 master bathrooms (to go with the two master bedrooms), two guest baths and a powder room. We used a lot of white subway tile throughout the five bathrooms.
A fun patterned floor tile is surrounded by wood to transition nicely to the stone floor in the hallway outside the room.
We spent the long Thanksgiving weekend with my daughter in her little tiny town. It was everything a Thanksgiving weekend should be ... family and great food and time to sit and relax. And ponder. I took a drive one day into the mountains and soaked in the golden leaves and collected some pine cones and evergreen branches. And I did a little research on Advent.
When I was growing up we did not talk about Advent. Or if we did, I missed it. Advent to me was opening up little cardboard calendars with chocolates inside ... it was nothing more than a countdown to Christmas.
I decided that I wanted this year to be more simplified. More about the thought behind this season than the frantic pursuit of gifts and bringing down the boxes and boxes of ornaments.
I decided I want it to be more about Advent. I read here about the way this family celebrates Advent.
I tried to find an wooden advent "wreath" like they used. But couldn't. So I decided to make my own.
One candle for each day until Christmas. The tall candles are for the Sundays leading up to Christmas and one for Christmas Day. Each day I will light one candle, read a scripture and say a prayer. It is a way to stop and reflect; to focus on what is important to me.
I read that the candles represent Hope, and Love, Joy and Peace. Can't we can all use more of those?
And His glory will be seen upon you."


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Friday Football Fever OT (10-11-19)
by: Bret Beherns, Craig Choate
Posted: Oct 11, 2019 / 11:29 PM CDT / Updated: Oct 11, 2019 / 11:29 PM CDT
WCIA — WATCH Friday Football Fever OT from Week 7 as Bret Beherns and Craig Choate recap all the action with extended highlights, reaction and analysis.
by Bret Beherns / Jan 17, 2020
WCIA -- Impending bad weather is forcing dozens of high school basketball games around the area to be postponed. We've got a list of rescheduled games and those still on.
CONFIRMED GAMES STILL ON: Centennial vs. Central Monticello vs. Paxton-Buckley-Loda 5:30 start Varsity only Unity vs. Bloomington Central Catholic 5:30 JV start Breese Mater Dei vs. Effingham St. Anthony Georgetown Notre Dame De La Salette vs. St. Thomas More Clifton Central vs. Cissna Park St. Joseph-Ogden vs. Teutopolis
by Matt Adams / Jan 17, 2020
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (WCIA) -- The Big Ten continued to prove this week just how difficult it is to win in the conference.
Twelve of the 14 schools in the league started the week in the top 50 of the NET rankings, the system the NCAA developed to evaluate teams.
BISMARCK (WCIA) -- Emily Meidel is the WCIA 3 Athlete of the Week. The Bismarck-Henning-Rossville-Alvin basketball senior recently scored her 2,000th career point, becoming one of the select few girls' basketball players in the area to reach the milestone accomplishment.
"It's super exciting, obviously it wasn't something that I was solely focused on," Meidel said. "I'm focused on the team and what we want to do as a team, but to achieve that was kind of a personal goal of mine, so it was really exciting."
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Growing up from as early as I can remember my family has camped.
My parents were poor and with four kids camping was cheap entertainment. We camped in tents, cab over campers and later mama and daddy had a 19 foot tow behind trailer (20 foot length is maximum length in Big Sandy).
All of us kids slept in tents or under a tarp in the back of the truck.
Our favorite place to camp was Big Sandy, CA.
It's a small Campground with 18 sites just outside of Yosemite National Park and at the time it was free to camp.
Every summer we would pack enough food and supplies for a month of camping.
Back then we didn't call it "Boondocking", we just knew it as dry camping. Or as my Uncle Rodney would say "Living off the fat of the land".
At some point the US Forest Service started charging a small fee and today it is still relatively inexpensive at $26 per night. It's still dry camping with no water, no dump facilities, no electrical and you pack it in – you pack it out.
There is a camp host and a couple of out-houses which the camp host cleans daily.
This part of my childhood was truly a gift from my parents. To experience the great outdoors, to fish, hike, playing outside and getting dirty, then jumping in the creek to get cleaned off.
Daddy had a Toyota Land Cruiser that could go just about anywhere.
Mama would drop Daddy, my sister and I about five miles or so away from the camp with cheese, crackers and a canteen of water (this was a couple of decades before bottled water).
The object was to hike back to camp before dinner but without using any of the roads.
Often times this would entail crawling under, over and through Buck brush and Manzanita.
We would come dragging into camp bloody, scratched and bruised ready for a dip in the creek.
Mama would have a big pot of beans and biscuits waiting for us. The way we ate you would think we hadn't eaten in a month, but then again mama was an excellent Okie Chef.
Our nights were filled with sitting around the campfire or we would all pile in Mama and Daddy's trailer and play cards.
I can honestly say the times I spent camping with my family at Big Sandy we're not only some of the best times of my life but also what helped mold me into who I am today.
Disclaimer: I would have killed to have any of this camping/hiking/fishing gear growing up. No complaints I caught my limit on my hand me down, second hand rod and reel.


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Heritage Association of South Africa (HASA)
Barberton to host HASA symposium
The Heritage Association of South Africa (HASA) is pleased to announce that the historical town of Barberton, Mpumalanga, will host this year's heritage symposium taking place from 18 to 20 October. With its rich natural and cultural heritage, combined with breathtaking scenery, Barberton has much to offer.
The choice of venue for the symposium could not be more appropriate. The Barberton Makhonjwa Mountains have just been declared a World Heritage Site – the first in Mpumalanga.
Museum Africa: An internationally renowned Africana collection at risk
The Heritage Association of South Africa (HASA) is, with growing concern, following reports from heritage preservationists and activists about the crisis unfolding at Museum Africa – in our opinion custodian of one of the finest and most valuable Africana collections in the world.
In short, the crisis stems from critical staff shortages, in some cases, at least, two decades in the making, as important curator, educational, conservation, cleaning, facilities management and security posts have been left vacant.


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Dan + Shay Thought Joe Jonas, Sophie Turner's Vegas Wedding Was a Prank
Not kidding! Dan + Shay did not believe it when they were asked to sing at Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner's secret wedding in Las Vegas after the 2019 Billboard Music Awards.
Dan + Shay and Sophie Turner with Joe Jonas. Jason Mendez/Getty Images; Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic/Getty Images
"We were, like, so hush about it," Dan Smyers of the country music duo revealed during the Friday, June 28, episode of the Today show. "They texted us a few days before. We thought it was like a prank, and we're like, 'Sure, we'll do it.' We were so DL. We didn't tell anyone on our team. We're like, 'We just have this engagement after the award show.'"
However, Diplo blew the duo's cover by live-streaming the wedding. "We get there and our phones are blowing up and everyone's like, 'Diplo's live on Instagram and he's doing this wedding and you guys are singing. This is so crazy,'" the 31-year-old singer recalled. "I think still to this day we're like, 'Should we talk about this?'"
Smyers and Shay Mooney performed their hit "Speechless" as Turner, 23, walked down the aisle in May.
Us Weekly exclusively reported that the Dark Phoenix star and Jonas, 29, plan to tie the knot again in France this month. The couple, who got engaged in October 2017, have been spotted around the European nation as the nuptials draw near.
The more formal ceremony will not leave behind the fun of the initial event either. "Joe and Sophie want to have a huge party," a source told Us in May. "The decor is going to be sophisticated, but there'll be some kitschy elements, including a really wild cake. There'll be a live band, and the Jonas Brothers are expected to take the stage."
In the midst of planning, Jonas and Turner relished in their relationship status change. "They're enjoying the newness of being married and being able to call each other 'husband' and 'wife,'" an insider said. "They're just super happy."


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What Tennessee Titans' Mike Vrabel said about A.J. Brown revealing battle with depression
Ben Arthur
Tennessee Titans coach Mike Vrabel lauded star receiver A.J. Brown's courage to reveal his battles with depression.
"Obviously, the conversations I have with a player, I'll keep between us," Vrabel said Monday. "But I do appreciate his courage and willingness to share that message. The mental health of our staff — everybody in this building — is something I focus on very regularly. That's a huge part of our business and what we do."
In a since-deleted video posted to his Instagram account Friday night, Brown revealed he considered taking his life a year ago. The Pro Bowl receiver urged people to "protect your mental" and do things that make you happy in the minute-long clip. He said he didn't know depression was real until it happened to him.
Since posting the video, Brown hasn't spoken to the media.
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Vrabel believes the Titans have been able to provide a safe space for players and staff members battling mental health issues. Even if the individual doesn't come to him personally or to general manager Jon Robinson, Vrabel is confident there's someone in the organization "that is willing to listen, that wants nothing but the best" for the individual.
Vrabel said he has relayed to the team the importance of not just asking somebody how they're doing, but also being willing to sit and listen to them.
"Don't make it a fly by," Vrabel said of what he stresses to the team.
He also shared with the team the story about Wake Forest quarterback Sam Hartman, whose family took in a boy, Demitri, who became like a brother to Hartman. Demitri died by suicide in 2015, when Hartman was in high school.
Hartman wrote in an article to Athletes for God that he'd never seen Demitri in down spirits.
"Those are real things," Vrabel said of mental health issues. "Those are real things that we all deal with. Having kids that are going to start going off away from college and moving on and having their own life, these are real things we all deal with and it's great when people, especially significant football players or athletes, are willing to address it and willing to make statements about it.
"Hopefully his message can help somebody else feel comfortable to seek help, to get things off their chest, to be able to talk through things," Vrabel said of Brown. "And I think that's a great example."
If you or someone you know may be struggling with suicidal thoughts, you can call the U.S. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-TALK (8255) any time day or night, or chat online.
Crisis Text Line also provides free, 24/7, confidential support via text message to people in crisis when they dial 741741.
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention has resources to help if you need to find support for yourself or a loved one.
Ben Arthur covers the Tennessee Titans for The USA TODAY Network. Contact him at barthur@gannett.com and follow him on Twitter at @benyarthur.


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'Lens' design contract approved by St. Petersburg City Council–New Pier
The 'Lens' – City of St. Petersburg
Below is my Twitter feed from yesterday's St. Petersburg City Council meeting about the Pier issue, using "Storify."
#stpete All council members vote yes on Pier resolution except for W. Newton. Motion passes.
Daphne Street
Thu, May 17 2012 19:24:06
The 'Lens' design contract was therefore approved by council.
#stpete Councilmember Curran "it's easy to sign a petition-it's difficult 2get involved" We want a project integrated in the com & downtown
Councilmember Curran is making a case for public involvement versus criticism. She defended the 'Lens' design that was criticized by some in the audience as "not traditional-looking enough for downtown," and cited the Dali Museum structure and its success and the forward-thinking design that the inverted pyramid was in its time. She also stressed that the new Pier is to be a project integrated in the community and downtown. Curran also conceded that the city needed to have done a much better job in communicating with and educating the public throughout the process, from beginning to now.
#stpete Pier issue–Newton says that no one who wants to continue their political career will go against 16,000 votes. Re: #voteonthepier
#stpete Councilmember W Newton "I'm definately not voting for this. If the people can't vote, Wengay ain't voting." Tweeting on Pier meeting
#stpete Councilmember Gerdes says he will vote to put the Pier on a public ballot if petitions meet threshold though not legally obligated
#stpete petitions will not obligate city to bring Pier issue to popular vote by law.
It appears that voteonthepier.org may obtain 16,000 petition signatures they are working to collect to have an opportunity for a public vote on the Pier. Based on a question by Councilmember Nurse, he was informed that legally, regardless of the number of signatures obtained, the city is not obligated to bring the issue to a public vote. Note: Most councilmembers agreed that if this number of signatures is obtained, they would make arrangements for a public vote regardless of legal requirements to do so.
#stpete Councilmember Nurse- "Pier will either be torn down or it will fall down. Not even safe for garbage trucks. It's coming down."
#stpete Councilmember Danner "The Pier has never been about history; it has always been about the future" Ref: Million Dollar Pier current
#stpete Councilmember Kennedy not convinced design team is committed to project due to a contract clause that's causing concern for $800,000
Councilmember Kennedy expressed concerns that were also echoed in a lighter fashion by Councilmember Kornell about a particular clause allowing the architect/builder to pull out of the contract. After greater explanation, concerns were alleviated and confidence in the commitment of the architect/builder were restored.
W. Newton Lens not the best idea & motion Nov vote: "I will not vote on something unless the people can vote." Motion w/o 2nd dies. #stpete
Councilmember Newton motioned to open the decision to allow for a public vote on the Pier and place this on the November ballot. No one on the council seconded the motion. The motion died.
Lens Public presentation to be held in weeks at Coliseum St. Pete from developers. Details of event still under dev Tweeting from #stpete
This presentation is coming too late to help gain the public trust and garner support for the 'Lens.' Recommend a streaming video of this presentation along with TV coverage to help reduce barriers to the information and allow for on-line questions submissions prior to the event.
Seems like #stpete really should put The Pier issue up for public vote. That's been said before, I know. Tweeting from City Council meeting
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Philanthropy Rocks! Van Wilson supports St. Pete Free Clinic
This is a tale of caregivers, philanthropy, stewardship and rock 'n' roll.
Patrick, Paul and Mark Wilson
On Oct. 15, Van Wilson, a local band made up of three brothers and some others, rocked the stage at St. Petersburg's The Local 662 to a sold-out crowd. What matters here is not the rock show, which really did rock, but who these brothers are and what their rock concert did.
The brothers three happen to be Emmy and Tony Award nominated Patrick Wilson, Fox 13 news anchor Mark Wilson and advertising mogul Paul Wilson. What the concert did was raise about $4,000 of unrestricted funds for the St. Petersburg Free Clinic. The Brown Forman Corporation donated spirits to the event to be enjoyed by the patrons and to help raise money.
Rocking Out for a Cause
The concert opened with the John Kelly Band, warming up the crowd with original tunes that seemed familiar, though I've never heard them before. The venue began filling up with an enthusiastic crowd that soon swelled to a tame mob — a packed house made up of community members, friends and family of the Wilson brothers and, perhaps most significantly, Patrick Wilson's graduating class of 1991 from Shorecrest Prep.
Let the show begin! Enter Paul Wilson from behind the crowd, looking like the smooth devil he is, covering the Rolling Stones classic "Sympathy for the Devil." The music was a walk down amnesia lane for many of us who grew up listening to Van Halen, Guns N' Roses and even a touch of Jimmy Buffett.
Mark Wilson captivated the crowd with his masterful guitar riffs. Patrick Wilson never missed a beat, playing drums while his brother Paul Wilson played front man with larger-than-life incarnations of classic rock stars such as Mick Jagger and David Lee Roth. Yet, the majority of the songs were crooned by the Broadway veteran Patrick, never disappointing his adoring fans.
Philanthropy Is in the Blood
I've known the Wilson brothers since I was about 10 years old, growing up with them in the church where their mother, Mary K. Wilson, was the choir director of four choirs at the Cathedral Church of St. Peter, and their dad, John Wilson, news anchor at Fox 13, was often nearby lending a hand with nearly anything for anyone.
Beyond John and Mary K. being extraordinarily talented professionals, their overarching shared attribute is that they both have hearts the size of planets. It would be alien to their nature to not give of themselves in large and small ways to their community and to people in need. They are far from pushovers, but they have a level of integrity that flows beyond honesty and manifests in stewardship and philanthropy.
Certainly this sense of stewardship and philanthropy influenced Patrick, Mark and Paul, but I believe it goes beyond that — it's in their DNA. Paul Wilson said, "At a nascent age, my parents instilled in us a sense of giving. My mother wrote checks to the power company to pay for others — paying someone else's power bill, someone who couldn't afford it. My mother is altruism personified. To us, helping others was always part of our family values. My dad seldom ignored the chance to give someone a ride when their car broke down. So we get it from both sets of genes."
The brothers have been raising money for charitable organizations through their "family reunion" concerts for a couple of years now. Mark Wilson explained that this is an opportunity for the family to get together, have fun and give back to the community.
Patrick Wilson said in a recent interview with CBS, "if you can get the common person that may just want to come out and have a good time and hear some music and give to charity — especially a very noble one like the free clinic — then we're in good shape."
I asked Paul why giving back is so important to him and why it is so meaningful to his family. "In today's fast-paced world, it's easy to forget how easy it can be to help others, how valuable it can be for the spirit, yours and those in need. But it is the giving that nurtures the soul and replenishes it," he said.
How to Give Back in Your Community
Each week I write a simple column, raising awareness and celebrating the great works caregivers do in your community. This article is a call to action.
This story is all about the power of a little generosity and a lot of commitment to making communities and lives a little better and a little stronger through raising awareness and funds. Right now, our economy is putting a strain on most families and unemployment is plaguing more and more of our neighbors, making large-scale philanthropy and fundraising increasingly scarce. Yet, if we all joined together and dedicated just a few hours of our time, talent and resources, it would make a world of difference to those most in need right in your own neighborhood.
Just think of a nonprofit or a cause that means something to you, and then think of a way that you can donate talents, skills, time, resources or even money to help support that cause. If we all work together to make the change we want to see in our community, imagine what great things we could do.
For a listing of charitable organizations in your community, call 211 or visit 211tampabay.org.
PUBLISHED ARTICLE: http://largo.patch.com/articles/wilson-brothers-give-back#photo-8197554
UPDATE: Check out the upcoming concert 5/26/2012, benefitting Paws for Patriots: http://www.facebook.com/#!/vanwilsonband
New Media vs. Traditional Media — new take on "the medium is the message"
While sitting on the sidelines of today's Suncoast Tiger Bay Club meeting, listening to local panelists discuss "Traditional Media vs. New Media," it became crystal clear that Marshall McLuhan's prophetic phrase, "The medium is the message" first published in 1964 had become a reality far beyond anything McLuhan could have possibly imagined.
The panelists for today's Suncoast Tiger Bay meeting included Eric Deggans of the Tampa Bay Times, Jeff Houck of the TBO.com, Mitch Perry of Creative Loafing, Noah Pransky of WTSP 10 News, John Romano of the Tampa Bay Times and Peter Schorsch of Saint PetersBlog.
Our experienced panelists discussed issue such as predicting whether newspapers will still be politically relevant in ten years, with most of the panel agreeing that yes, though it might look different. Schorsch was a striking voice of dissent on this issues, stating flatly, "absolutely not." Schorsch pointed out that newspapers are not economically sound and that the on-line publications The Huffington Post and Politico were Pulitzer Prize winners this year.
Largo Mayor Pat Gerard asked the panel a pertinent question in the wake of local newspaper layoffs and marked circulation decline, "Will the decline of local newspapers lead to the decline of keeping an eye on local politicians? […] How do we know who to trust?"
Deggans responds, "Trust yourself." He continues saying that while "there is downsizing in newsrooms, you have the tools to determine how valid, how real and how important a story is." Deggans explains that this isn't determined entirely by the source.
St. Petersburg City Councilmember Karl Nurse posed the question as to whether media is making people more educated or more opinionated. Schorsch stated firmly, "More educated" He said, "There has been a 400 percent increase in talking about politics since 9/11," where Schorsch credits social media as a significant reason why. Schorsch also contends that through the use of Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, the volume of national dialogue about all issues has increased. Yet, Pransky was less enthusiastic stating that he believes overall people are more opinionated based on blog postings yet more educated from traditional media.
Willi Rudowski of the Poynter Institute asked, "What is the benefit of speed over accuracy for democracy?" Deggans first spouted off saying, "None." Then, he follows-up with a more complete answer, "Imapct." When you are first, he explains, it gets you noticed, and being noticed affects your bottom line, and that's important if you want to stay in the game.
Yet, I suspect that Deggans meant what he said the first time, "None."
Romano expanded on this saying that while this is true, he believes that "speed is often destroying good journalism. Good journalism is comprehensive, nuanced and thorough."
Schrosch had more to add to this, however, and this point was my biggest take-away from this panel discussion where "The medium is the message" became the true topic of conversation. And I'm not saying that because Schorsch pays me, which he does, but because I believe it to be true. I've seen it in action.
Schorsch replied to the question of the benefit of speed over accuracy for democracy citing Twitter feeds to help organize protesters in Tunisia and other similar stories to help gather, organize and inform the public via social media tools. "It's about getting people organized versus the 'right people' organized."
At this point someone interjected, "The news is different from social media."
But is it?
Schorsch said that the power of new media isn't just to inform. "You can use it to overthrow a totalitarianism regime. I want to be able to help overthrow a totalitarianism regime."
And here, the medium surely is the message.
What does that mean? "The medium is the message" refers to the reality that not only does the content the medium carries affect society, but the medium itself plays a significant role in the story and in shaping society.
Media such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube are as much a part of the story as the stories they tell just as much as the newspaper, television show or cable news station is. Moreover, whether we are discussing traditional media or new media, the storyteller his- or herself also is the message.
Via Daphne Taylor Street. You may reach Daphne at dts.streetmedia@gmail.com.
Published first on Saint PetersBlog: http://saintpetersblog.com/2012/05/at-tiger-bay-panel-traditional-journalists-and-new-media-debate-if-the-medium-is-in-fact-the-message/
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SAVE BILL!
Can a community gather together and help counteract the effects of a dismal healthcare system? Friday, May 11 from 8 – 10 p.m. at Ferg's Sports Bar & Grill, St. Petersburg and the Grand Central District is going to give it a shot, hosting a fundraiser for Bill Georgiou, owner of The Burg Bar & Grill.
Why does Bill need a fundraiser? Bill needs a $25,000 operation for a condition called Achalasia that his insurance won't pay for claiming it's a pre-existing condition. This story sounds too familiar all across the country these days. But, maybe, just maybe with a caring community gathering together to help out a guy like Bill, a little bit of hope can go a long way.
"Bill and The Burg have been a great giving part of our community; now it's time the community gives back," said Kurt Donley, past president of the Grand Central District Association.
How can you take part? Here is Ferg's official announcement:
Friday May 11th is the SAVE BILL! Fundraiser at Ferg's. Come join us to help save Bill. He needs an operation and we can help him by drinking and eating…WAIT…we do that anyway… I'm in! $10 gets you access to the party area and a free drink and food!…AND MUSIC. Where are you going to find a deal like that and help someone in need at the same time?…So be there or be square!
Several St. Petersburg artists and businesses have donated items to be raffled and you can enjoy live music from the Hideaway Café's John Kelly Band.
You also can make donations at the following locations:
The Craftsman House
Queenshead
Nitally's
Beaks Old Florida
The Cigar Loft
Central Art Supply
Steel City Brewhouse
Botega Art Gallery
Art Pool Gallery
Haslam's Book Store
The Hideaway Café
The Burg Bar & Grill
Semeraros
Ferg's Sports Bar & Grill
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You may have seen my previous post about food claims when it comes to sugar, calories, fat, saturated fat, cholesterol, and sodium. However, I have to say that this list is closer to my heart, especially as an animal lover and advocate for non-GMO, organic foods.
The use of the terms "free-range" or "free roaming" are only defined by the USDA for egg and poultry production. The label can be used as long as the producers allow the birds access to the outdoors so that they can engage in natural behaviors. It does not necessarily mean that the products are cruelty-free or antibiotic-free or that the animals spent the majority of their time outdoors. Claims are defined by the USDA, but are not verified by third-party inspectors.
"Pasture-raised" indicates that the animal was raised on a pasture where it was able to eat nutritious grasses and other plants, rather than being fattened on grain in a feedlot or barn. Pasturing livestock and poultry is a traditional farming technique that allows animals to be raised in a humane manner. Animals are able to move around freely and carry out their natural behaviors. This term is very similar to "grass-fed," though the term "pasture-raised" indicates more clearly that the animal was raised outdoors on pasture.
A "heritage" label describes a rare and endangered breed of livestock or crops. Heritage breeds are traditional livestock that were raised by farmers in the past, before industrial agriculture drastically reduced breed variety. These animals are prized for their rich taste, and they usually contain a higher fat content than commercial breeds. Production standards are not required by law, but true heritage farmers use sustainable production methods. This method of production saves animals from extinction and preserves genetic diversity.
The USDA has prohibited use of the term "hormone-free," but animals that were raised without added growth hormones can be labeled "no hormones administered" or "no added hormones." By law, hogs and poultry cannot be given any hormones. If the meats you are buying are not clearly labeled, ask your farmer or butcher if they are free from hormones.
Currently, no standards exist for this label except when used on meat and poultry. USDA guidelines state that "natural" meat and poultry products can only undergo minimal processing and cannot contain artificial colors or flavors, preservatives, or other artificial ingredients. However, "natural" foods are not necessarily sustainable, organic, humanely raised, or free of hormones and antibiotics.
This label means that the food has not been exposed to radiation. Meat and vegetables are sometimes irradiated (exposed to radiation energy) to kill disease-causing bacteria and reduce the incidence of foodborne illness. No thorough testing has been done to know if irradiated food is safe for human consumption.
Recombinant bovine growth hormone (rBGH) or recombinant bovine somatotropin (rBST) is a genetically engineered growth hormone that is injected into dairy cows to artificially increase their milk production. The hormone has not been properly tested for safety and is not permitted in the European Union, Canada, and some other countries. Milk labeled " rBGH-Free" is produced by dairy cows that never received injections of this hormone. Organic milk is rBGH free.
10% of the following nutrients: Vitamins A or C, iron, calcium, protein, or fiber.
The "fair trade" label means that farmers and workers, often in developing countries, have received a fair wage and worked in acceptable conditions while growing and packaging the product.
GMOs, or genetically modified organisms, are plants or animals that have been genetically engineered with DNA from bacteria, viruses, or other plants and animals. Products can be labeled "GMO-free" if they are produced without being genetically engineered through the use of GMOs.
Abstain from the application of prohibited materials (including synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, and sewage sludge) for three years prior to certification and then continually throughout their organic license.
Employ positive soil building, conservation, manure management, and crop rotation practices.
If a product contains the "USDA Organic" seal, it means that 95 to 100% of its ingredients are organic. Products with 70 to 95% organic ingredients can still advertise "organic ingredients" on the front of the package, and products with less than 70% organic ingredients can identify them on the side panel. Organic foods prohibit the use of hydrogenation and trans fats.
Information drawn from Institute for Integrative Nutrition materials. For more information, visit http://www.sustainabletable.org/.
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Gay Marriage Win: DOMA Declared Unconstitutional
The First Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Thursday in Boston that the federal anti-gay marriage Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) is unconstitutional, as the federal law forces states to discriminate against same-sex couples by not allowing them to grant federal benefits to couples who are legally married under the states' laws.
The court wrote in its opinion:
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Passed in 1996, at a time when Hawaii said it would legalize gay marriage, DOMA was arguably setup by the Clinton administration to avoid requiring other states to recognize same-sex marriages from states where they are legal.
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Elizabeth Ann Skelton, age 63 of Sterrett, passed away on Saturday, December 24, 2022. Elizabeth is survived by her loving husband of 46 years, Randy Skelton; daughter, Sandy Rollins (Joshua); sisters, Mary Pierce, and Jackie Griffin (Scott); and brother, Robert Gables. Services for Elizabeth will be Monday, January 9, 2023, with a gathering at 5:00 p.m. and a Celebration of Life to follow at 6:00 p.m. Pastor Brook Lovett will be officiating service.
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I ask her if she asked Jesus to save her on this day. She said yes. We both rejoiced together.
I told her to write this day in her Bible. I know she had her grandmothers Bible which she cherished.
Hope these words will be a comfort to our family to know that she is with Jesus today.


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NC State Wolfpack News
by Brian Geisinger Wednesday July 06, 2022
Brent Venables
Daylan Smothers
Florida State Football Recruiting
Joker Phillips
NC State Football
NC State Football Recruiting
Tim Beck
N.C. State running back Zonovan 'Bam' Knight (7) goes through the hole opened up by Dylan McMahon (54), left, and Grant Gibson (50) during the second half of N.C. State's 38-22 victory over Florida State at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh, N.C., Saturday, Nov. 14, 2020.
Running back Daylan Smothers, one of the most explosive recruits in the country, will announce his college decision on July 14. Smothers, who is known by the nickname "Hollywood," is a 4-star recruit in the 2023 class.
According to 247 Sports composite rankings, Smothers is a Top 10 prospect in the state of North Carolina — he plays for West Charlotte — and a Top 10 running back prospect for the 2023 cycle.
I will be committing July 14th 🏟 #GodSpeed
— Hollywood Smothers (@h3llywood) July 6, 2022
Currently, Oklahoma projects as the favorite to land Smothers; he took an official visit to Norman in early June. Head coach Brent Venables and running backs coach DeMarco Murray led OU's recruitment for Smothers.
Subsequently, Smothers took official visits to two ACC programs that are also in hot pursuit: NC State (June 16) and Florida State (June 24). NC State's recruitment is led by Tim Beck and Joker Phillips, another talented recruiter.
Florida State, meanwhile, has David Johnson, its recruiting coordinator and running backs coach, is the lead man for Smothers.
Smothers took an official visit to Penn State in the middle of June, too.
Read More on Daylan Smothers and ACC Football
ACC, Pac-12 in talks to form a two-league partnership
4-star WR Noah Rogers spurns NC State for Ohio State
Can NC State outflank UGA for 5-star TE King Joseph Edwards?
5-star in-state WR Jonathan Paylor visits NC State
More NC State Insider and Recruiting News


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Ghosts of Munro Mining Co
Rogers Mine is one of the most structurally sound mines in the Iron River area that isn't part of a museum.
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Beautiful belt wheels above the grain cribs. Getting to the spot where this was taken is now impossible, and I don't know whether these remain or not anymore.
The complex was so big that trains could make deliveries through the middle of it, passing below this striped skyway.
The Sun Rooms, or Common Rooms, reminded me of the Panopitcon turned inside-out.
This electric Wellman crane was added to extract coal from ships for the power plant that Erie built beside their dock. Now, with the advent of self-unloading boats, it's been replaced by a funnel and conveyor belt.
Inside this small iron clad mine is a couch and some clothes. It seems that for a short while, someone was living inside of it…
The Tilston School,built in the late 1960s. In front of it is a memorial and model to the first schoolhouse. This building, however, has been turned into a kind of town dump. The classrooms are filled with mattresses and discarded tires and trash.
Part of the plant has been reused as a scrap metal yard.
Exploring the plant while live Reggae plays nearby was bizarre.
Ghost Door
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This is a Brook Trout AKA Salvelinus fontinalis AKA "Kawa Masu". Although the name implies the common species, it is actually a char. This one's caught at Yukawa River in Japan in 2015 – a descendant of the ones first introduced back in 1902 by the joint effort among a Scotsman, an Englishman, and local fishing cooperatives.
Not like certain small fish species, this is a small fish that united a local fly fishing community.


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Q: Electric potential of dipole We have proton and electron and distance between them is $d$. If we choose $z$ axis along this dipole, net electric potential created by dipole on the point A is equal to summation of the electric potential created by electron and proton. If we defined the distance between point A and electron as $r_1$ and distance between point A and proton is defined by $r_2$. Then, we choose a middle point of the dipole and distance between this point and A is $r$, and angle between $z$ axis and $r$ is called $\alpha$. When we are in this step, we can approximate for $r_2$ minus $r_1$. I could not understand this approximation. How we can defined as below? How it is become?
$$ r_2-r_1 \approx d\cos \alpha$$
If my question is not clear please inform me.

A: I tried to depict the general idea behind the approximation. I hope it makes sense. In essence, it relies on the segment from $P$ to $+q$ and from $P$ to the perpendicular line intersecting $r_2$ being about equal, so the difference is the labeled leg of the triangle shown in the upper corner of the diagram, where the angle $\alpha$ is adjacent to the side $r_2-r_1$, and has a hypotenuse of $d$, so using some simple trig, that side is also $d \cdot \cos{\alpha}$.


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        {
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Keijo Petäjä (né le  à Kuortane et décédé le ) est un architecte finlandais.

Biographie

Œuvres majeures
Hôtel Palace, Eteläranta 10 (avec Viljo Revell), Helsinki, 1948. Influencé par Le Corbusier
École centrale professionnelle de la Finlande-Centrale (avec Marja Petäjä), Jyväskylä, 1951–1957
Église de Lauttasaari, Helsinki, 1958
Mairie de Janakkala, 1959
, Helsinki, 1962
Mairie d'Ilmajoki, 1965
 Siège de Kone , Munkkiniemi, Helsinki, 1973
20 rue, Eteläesplanadi 20, Helsinki, 1975
 Mairie de Kuusamo, Kuusamo, 1979
 Logements populaires de Maunula (avec Viljo Revell), 1949–1953
 Immeuble, 16 rue Albertinkatu - 48-50 Iso Roobertinkatu, Helsinki, 1961

Galerie

Liens internes
 Le Carré Bleu
 Architecture de la Finlande

Références

Liens externes

 Ouvrages de Keijo Petäjä

Architecte finlandais du XXe siècle
Naissance à Kuortane
Naissance en décembre 1919
Décès en mai 1988
Décès à 68 ans


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Main bus station in Kato Paphos to be moved
By Bejay Browne August 3, 2016 August 3, 2016 21 382
Bus terminal Kato Paphos
THE main bus terminal serving the tourist area in Kato Paphos will be moved in a few months as it is built on top of a major archaeological site, according to the local municipality.
Although the bus station was granted licence to be built a number of years ago, Paphos mayor Phedonas Phedonos and the municipality are insisting it should be moved to another site, according to a municipality spokesman.
"The bus station is built in an important archaeological area and the municipality is insisting that it should be moved very soon. This is not a place to have a construction as it is forbidden to build on this archaeological site," he said.
The bus terminal is next to the archaeological park in Kato Paphos, which has been a recognised UNESCO World Heritage site since 1980.
For many years, campaigners have been demanding that the main bus terminal is relocated back to its original site in Pano Paphos, as they say businesses in the area have been adversely affected after the station moved to Kato Paphos.
Many believe that the revitalisation of the old town, which is currently seeing large swathes of it dug up as major upgrading plans are underway, is dependent on it.
Kyriacos Kyriacou, head of the Pafos Old Town Association, said that the association members and the public still support the notion of moving the station back to the old town.
Under a previous government and a decision made by a former minister, a deal was made to move the bus station from Karavella in the old town to the harbour area of Kato Paphos.
"We have been trying for a long time to get the terminal moved back and also for a one ticket system to be incorporated, rather than double ticketing for a journey stating from Coral Bay and ending in the old town, for example," he said.
He added that vested interests are making this difficult.
However, the municipality spokesman said that the station would be moved to another area close by and that several other sites are being considered, although nothing has yet been agreed.
"The Tomb of the Kings Road is a possibility, as is an area opposite the Anemi hotel in Kato Paphos. There are alternatives but nothing has been decided yet."
Although the municipality would like to take action immediately, they are mindful that it is currently the height of the tourist season, he said, adding that the action would most likely take place in October or November.
bus terminalkato paphosmayor Phedonas PhedonosmovePaphosUNESCO
British-era bridge on Indian highway collapses, 20 people missing
Designer sunglasses worth over €8,000 stolen from Limassol shop
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3. Take off heat and stir in butter, until it melts.
4. Once cooled off, stir in egg yolks.
5. In a mixing bowl, beat egg whites, with salt, until they are firm. Then, delicately stir egg whites into chocolate mixture.
6. Pour the mousse into individual ramekins and refrigerate (at least 3 hours) until serving.
1. Dice your favorite dark chocolate bar into tiny morcels. Add these morcels in between steps 5 and 6. This will give your mousse an exciting crunch, not to mention extra chocolate!
2. Instead of using unsweetened chocolate, make a milk chocolate, or white chocolate mousse. If you use milk or white chocolate, don't use any sugar what-so-ever… it will be much too sweet.
Chocolate mousse can fit with all occasions, depending on how you serve it! Kind of like that basic black dress!
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Cherry Clafoutis… So Easy and Oh So Impressive!
Clafoutis aux Cerises… An exquisite French classic from the Limousin region. Something of a cross between a flan and a cake.
It is super-easy to make, but sure doesn't look it. So, if you want to impress, and are a little short on time, this may be your perfect solution! Not to mention, like all famous French desserts, it's absolutely delicious!
Traditionally, you don't de-pit the cherries. In fact, the nutty flavor of the pits adds a lovely taste to the clafoutis. But, you might want to warn your guests… because it's no fun to break a tooth! Or, just de-pit them! I usually leave them in, and so far, with no injuries!
1. Sift flour and stir in a pinch of salt.
2. Stir in granulated sugar.
3. Stir in beaten eggs.
5. Butter and then sugar your baking dish. Use granulated sugar, not powdered.
6. Spread cherries evenly over bottom of baking dish.
7. Pour the batter on top of the cherries, and bake for 35 to 40 minutes.
8. Sprinkle powdered sugar on top, once the clafoutis cools. Serve warm or room temperature.
Tons of choices here! Traditionally, a clafoutis is made with cherries. However, you can make wonderful clafoutis with just about any fruit or berry. So, use your creativity for this famous French dessert! And, don't forget to cut fruits into bite-sized pieces.
A clafoutis will carry its own in any baking dish. I prefer using French ceramic ones. The clafoutis cooks perfectly in them. And, it looks beautiful on the table! A truly succulent famous French dessert!
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On the day the track and field world bade a sad goodbye to the man who achieved the most celebrated middle distance feat of all time, Sir Roger Bannister, it seemed fitting that a new talent should emerge into the global spotlight.
Earlier in the day Sebastian Coe, no mean middle distance runner himself, had paid fulsome tribute to the British predecessor who famously broke through the four minute mile barrier down the road from Birmingham at the Iffley Road track in Oxford on 6 May 1954.
There was also a touching tribute on the big screen in Birmingham Arena, a video and photo montage of that barrier breaking run, before Samuel Terefa stepped on to the track and proceeded to fulfill the possibility of becoming the youngest ever winner of the world indoor 1500m title.
Not that there were any echoes of Bannister's clock-chasing tour de force as the 18-year-old Ethiopian, who ran in the 1500m heats at the outdoor world championships in London last year, and the rest of the nine-strong set off on their seven and a half laps of the 200m track.
With 2012 champion Abdelaati Iguider of Morocco in the vanguard, they dawdled through the first 200m in 33.91 and then, with the bearded Ben Blankenship of the US in front, hit 400m in 1:15.84. Chris Brasher and Chris Chataway had taken Bannister though 400m in 58 at Iffley Road.
Not until 800m was reached in an equally pedestrian 2:23.68 (25 seconds down on that 1954 split) did the battle for gold begin in earnest. Terefa was in front by then, with Iguider and Blankenship in his slipstream.
Iguider was back in front with 400m to go and lead down the back straight on the final lap until Terefa swept past in the home straight to win in 3:58.19 – just 1.21 quicker than Bannister had managed over the mile distance that momentous day 64 years ago. In doing so, at 18 years 134 days, the east African became the youngest man to claim the crown. His fellow-countryman Deresse Mekonnen was 20 years 140 days when he won in Birmingham in 2003.
The fast-finishing Pole Marcin Lewandowski snatched silver in 3:58.39, with Iguider third in 3:58.43, Terefa's team-mate Aman Wote fourth in 3:58.64, Blankenship fifth (3:58.89) and Briton Jake Wightman sixth (3:58.91).
"The race was very slow early on," Terefa reflected. "It was very tactical and that wasn't good for me, but in the last two laps I was able to use my power to win."
Lewandowski was happy with his silver. "I managed to stay patient until the very end to find the right moment to attack," he said. "I knew there was a slight chance for a gold but I am over the moon with the silver medal because it the first for Poland in this event.
"I have fought for it seven times in finals indoors and out. Finally, I got it."


From the beginning, we are using Locus Pro with the MTB Europe map, wich includes bicycle maps !!
We use it only as a track recorder and for tracks planning. And sometimes for dashboard.
It's far away much better than the expensive Garmin Edge Touring device we tried !!
Thanks a lot for this application. We think about small improvements for our everyday use, but I will open a specific topic for that !
We will now go through Russia from Vyborg (West) to the Sakhaline Island (East), and then Japan from north to south. Not sure the maps are as accurate as the one for Europe… We're not even sure the track planning will work properly. If you have some tips, we take any advice !!!!
The Karoutcho team, it's Emilie & Romain, mid-thirties, and their two bicycles. Not really cyclists, not really campers, without any sense of direction, and with a dramatically different logic… On these solid foundations, we decided in april 2014 to prepare our first bike trip with our home packed in small bags: a 45 000 km journey around Europe and Asia! From scratch, we prepared everything in ten months before we mounted our mechanic horses.
Why biking? Cause it's faster than hiking! But above all, it seems to be the best way to meet people. But still, it is just a way of traveling: the human experience is the heart of the project, much more than the sporting achievement that could lead us to ride many kilometers losing the sight of what's really important.
The first push on the pedal was in Nantes (France) the 22/02/2015. A two years journey that will lead us through the Norwegians fjords, make us cross Russia, ride down Japan and around South-asia, down to Myanmar. Then we'll have to think about the way back… But it's not for tomorrow!!
During the preparation, we had to choose a good GPS system with good offline capabilities. We tried expensive GPS devices, and many GPS apps… We finally started the travel with Locus Map Pro. It does everything we need, is very reliable and mostly: easy to use! It's a everyday use, mainly for its offline map capacity, but as a GPS tracker, route planner as well. Almost every setting can be personalized.
Now, it's been more than 6000km, and Locus is a part of the Karoutcho crew !!
I was really more than happy with Locus for now.
Then, you made me discover the "Vector maps".
Before, I spent big time in downloading the maps almost everyday, that followed the tracks we planned to go.
And deleting the maps that were not used anymore to save some megabytes.
The map of the entire country is already downloaded, for fewer disk space. And… much more precise !!
How come I didn't know about that before !
have loads of point of interest already included with the maps !!! It changes our everyday travel life, really.
Thanks for the app, and for those incredible vector maps.
That really brought smiles on our faces, thanks too! We know that Locus Map with our vector maps can be a reliable partner on such a tremendous travel.
Since then, Emilie and Romain have made it to Khabarovsk so far – across almost whole Russia! Partly on their bikes, partly on trains, as can be seen on their website Karoutcho.fr.
We admire their courage and commitment and wish them good luck!