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'Sleepy Hollow Experience' returning for a second year, no plans for stopping
"The Sleepy Hollow Experience" made its debut last year. Now, it's back for another showing with no plans of stopping.
'Sleepy Hollow Experience' returning for a second year, no plans for stopping "The Sleepy Hollow Experience" made its debut last year. Now, it's back for another showing with no plans of stopping. Check out this story on chillicothegazette.com: https://www.chillicothegazette.com/story/news/2019/10/02/sleepy-hollow-experience-returning-second-year/3839679002/
Toria Barnhart, Chillicothe Gazette | Chillicothe | The Chillicothe Gazette Published 3:27 p.m. ET Oct. 2, 2019
Katrina VanTassel, a young girl who wants Ichabod Crane but strings along Brom Bones, looks through her lantern before she is brought back to life by storytellers Regan Wedgewood and Cornelius Klouse during a rehearsal of "The Sleepy Hollow Experience" at Sugarloaf Mountain Amphitheater the week before the play debuts. (Photo: Robert McGraw/Gazette)
CHILLICOTHE - Nearly 20 years ago, an idea to convert Sugarloaf Mountain Amphitheatre into a haunted mountain was considered ambitious and ahead of its time.
But now, for the second year in a row, the Scioto Society will continue to provide spooky experiences at the theatre all October long.
In 2018, "The Sleepy Hollow Experience" made its Ross County debut. The first year, 26 shows sold out and the Chillicothe performance was one of three shows nationwide. Now, Brandon Smith, producer and CEO of the Scioto Society believes the excitement from last year will carry over to this season.
Due to last year's response, Smith says they've even added shows to meet ticket demand and have made changes to accommodate as many people as possible.
"We already have three sellouts and that tells me people had a great time last year and told their friends and families," Smith said. "I would put the experience we provide up against anything anywhere around the country."
Performed at the Sugarloaf Mountain Amphitheater, "The Sleepy Hollow Experience" is a new and interactive way to tell an old Halloween favorite where the guests become a part of the story. (Photo: Robert McGraw/Gazette)
Smith first saw a production of the show two years ago near Atlanta. The show, created by Brian Clowdus who recently brought "Mamma Mia!" to Chillicothe, switched a light on for Smith. To him, it was a way to make the fall offerings at Sugarloaf Mountain even better.
At the time, the Haunted Mountain project had been operating for six years. It was a traditional haunted experience through the woods. Eventually, a laser tag game was added - starting in the parking lots and eventually expanding into the trail itself.
"The show, along with the trail and escape rooms, provides a unique and exciting evening out for everyone and there was a need for it in Ross County," Smith said.
Just two days after "Tecumseh!" closed for the season, set building for sleepy hollow began. The four week process allowed for the complicated, sprawling setting to be established. And because the entire cast and crew were returning for the show, rehearsals lasted just three days.
What sets "The Sleepy Hollow Experience" apart from other theatre shows is the interactive elements of the performance. When visitors arrive, they are immediately immersed into the world of Sleepy Hollow. But while there, they're also able to enjoy an evening with friends and families.
"Live theatre offers a gathering place for us as a community, something we have a severe lack of today. I genuinely think if people spent more time with one another they would grow a deeper understanding and great appreciation of those who may not be exactly like them," said Smith. "As a result, our communities will grow tighter knit and healthier. Entertainment is not just entertainment - it's a social, political and spiritual strengthening of our minds."
Although the show is beneficial to the people in the community, Smith also highlights how the experience increases tourism to the area, which helps nonprofit organizations like The Scioto Society survive. As a result, everyone benefits from the success of "The Sleepy Hollow Experience," according to Smith.
In the future, community members should expect for "The Sleepy Hollow Experience" to become a regular, annual event at the Haunted Mountain. Smith believes that talented artists are drawn to the community year after year because of the welcoming nature of Ross County residents.
"We have no current plans to put a timeline on 'Sleepy Hollow'," he said. "I believe it may in time become as important to our company and our community as 'Tecumseh!' has been for five decades."
Performances for "The Sleepy Hollow Experience" run every Thursday through Saturday, Oct. 3 to Nov. 2. Tickets for just the trail and escape room are available for $17.50 but can be purchased separately. Depending on the performance night, tickets for only the show range from $30 to $35. A ticket that includes the trail, escape room and show ranges from $40 to $45.
To find available performances, visit http://hauntedmountain.org/ and click purchase tickets or call the box office at 740-775-0700.
tbarnhart@gannett.com
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The Schengen system, which has removed passport checks and border controls between its member states, has come under strain from the migration crisis and the recent terrorist attacks in France and Belgium. But have these developments made Schengen unworkable? Katja Sarmiento-Mirwaldt writes that the principle of open borders remains extremely valuable to European states, including the UK. She notes however that for Schengen to function effectively it is necessary to have trust that the external borders, such as those in Greece, will be credibly enforced.


The refrain of today's responsorial Psalm keeps sticking with me: With the Lord there is mercy, and fullness of redemption.
I'm sure we each have a story where we feel that we do not deserve God's love, and yet He follows through anyway. I struggle sometimes that I constantly feel like I'm failing – even failing Him. Yet it's often in those moments that He surprises me most.
One of the ways I know God loves me is by His reliability when I'm flying home to Chicago from my current residence in Washington, D.C. Being the daughter of an airline pilot, I get to use a few of my dad's "free" (really not free at all, but discounted) flights each year. Standby flights have been tricky lately, though, and oftentimes flights are oversold and the waits are enormous.
This past weekend I was flying back to D.C. from a wedding in Green Bay, Wisconsin. It seemed like it should be a cinch: there were supposed to be 30-some open seats on the plane. Yet somehow over the weekend all those empty seats got sold. I showed up at the airport Sunday night, ready and anxious to get back for a busy week of work and grad school, and my flight was oversold. I was stressed, as I had an important day at work the next day and couldn't miss … but there was nothing that I could do. So I prayed, and tried my hardest not to worry.
After an hour of holding back tears, the gate agent went through the names. Somehow, a group of people did not show up for the flight. I got the last open seat home, and made it to my big day at work.
When I boarded the plane, as I do every time that this happens, I was holding back so many emotions. I definitely didn't deserve that seat. It wasn't responsible of me to wait for the last flight home – I should have worked harder so I could afford a full-price ticket. But, even in my weakness, the Lord had pity on me, and got me where I need to be. It doesn't always happen that way, but this time it did, and my heart was full of nothing but gratitude.
This may seem like a silly story, but to me at least, standby miracles are always my proof that God loves me and hears every single prayer of my heart. We don't deserve His goodness, but that's what's so wonderful about being a child of God – we'll never deserve it. Yet He sees our intentions, our hearts, our desires to follow Him, and He loves us and gives us the fullness of his mercy and redemption through it. How amazing that He died on the cross so that we don't have to! He sees our weakness, yet loves us anyway. When we go to confession, He forgives and forgets every sin. He delights in loving us and bringing us closer to him. How very blessed are we to be children.
What are some of the small ways that God has shown you He hears your prayers this year? This month? This week? Even just today?
How can you become more attentive to the day-to-day responses God gives to your prayers?
"I know You hear my prayers."
"In You I find mercy."
Take time today to entrust to the Lord the little things that you face and trust that He hears you. Maybe it's a test, a tough conversation, the fact that you're running late for work, or anything in between. Take time to entrust those to Him, knowing that He cares about even the smallest thing.


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Crime report for April 28
A burglary of a dwelling/breaking and entering a residence was reported on the 100 block of Georgia Avenue.
A burglary of a dwelling/breaking and entering a residence was reported on the 100 block of Chambliss Lane.
An automobile burglary/theft from a motor vehicle was reported on the 4500 block of Hardy Street.
A grand larceny from an individual of more than $1,000 was reported at 5021 Old Highway 42.
Thursday calls
Officers responded to two alarm calls, six animal calls, six building checks, two attempts to serve warrants, two escorts, four foot patrols, two medical calls, four public assists, one prowler call, one reckless driver, three suspicious persons or vehicles, one prisoner transport, one accident with no injuries and one special radar detail.
Deputies responded to six alarm calls, three accidents with no injuries, one animal call, two disturbances, three domestic disturbances, one petit larceny and one vandalism.
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Troop J responded to six accidents with no injuries.

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As I've got the day off work and can't think of anything but baseball, I thought I'd do something vaguely useful with my time and look ahead to the A's opener tonight at 21:05 BST.
After inheriting the Opening Day assignment in 2017 due to Sonny Gray being ill, Graveman will take the mound this time as the A's nominal ace.
I say nominal ace as even the most optimistic A's fan wouldn't really put him in the ace bracket, but he's the leading starting pitcher among our current crop alongside Friday's starter Sean Manaea.
Looking back at his Opening Day start a year ago, Graveman did a decent job in limiting the Angels to 2 runs over 6 innings. He did that throwing his sinker almost exclusively. There were a few cut fastballs thrown in here and there, yet otherwise it was sinker, sinker, sinker.
Other 4%: varations of a fastball.
As with most pitchers, the overall numbers obscure the different approaches taken against right or left-handed hitters. Against righties he went to the sinker almost 80% of the time, then 10% cutter, 10% curve (very occasionally chucking a change into the mix). Against lefties, he significantly increased his cutter (23%) and change-up (22%) usage, bringing his sinker use down to approximately 50% and then throwing a few curves in here and there.
For those new to baseball, that's quite typical among pitchers. A right-handed pitcher will tend to use a curve against a right-handed hitter and a change-up against lefties, and vice versa for a left-handed pitcher.
The Baseball Savant website does a great job of visualising how a pitcher has approached different hitters and the outcomes of that. Here's a link to the page for Graveman's work against the Angels.
I suspect Jonathon Lucroy will be in the line-up instead of Maxwell, but we'll find out soon enough.
The game is scheduled to begin at 21:05 BST and is available to watch online for MLB.TV subscribers. Join myself and the rest of the OaklandAUK fanbase on Twitter tonight.


Sandals Royal Plantation (#2) - Sandals Royal Plantation, an all-butler resort with 74 ocean view suites, is one of the most luxurious places to unwind in the Ocho Rios area. Guests enjoy beach butler service on two private beaches, unlimited dining at five restaurants, two full-service bars, unlimited land and water sports, two pools, and whirlpool.
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For more information on these award-winning resorts, visit sandals.com and fowlcay.com.


This weekend I went to Cape Cod for my Sister-in-law-to-be's first bridal shower! I went with my Sister and Mom and it was fun to have an almost all girl's weekend.
The Esme Feather Dress from Urban Outfitters made it's debut, and the Seychelles were a huge hit.
My Sister is wearing the Tiered tulle dress from the Gap, which is on sale in the store, but not online (another reason why I'm so upset to be losing my Gap). Using the Give and Get discount, she got this $90 dress for $30.
All of the Bridesmaids were gifted sterling silver starfish necklaces to wear to the wedding - so cute!
The Groom-to-be bringing the last centerpiece out to the car.
This week is Black and White week! Officially from the 21st - 25th, Alex Elizabeth of delayed missives and I would love it if you would participate!
You look SMASHING. That dress is incredible and I love the shoes. Seriously. Maybe my favorite outfit of your's :) Congrats to your brother and his bride!
beautiful pictures!! something about black and white photography just looks so classic. and i love how you spot-lighted the red shoes.
and what cute starfish necklaces!!
Such sweet pictures, I love your dress and your sis looks beautiful, happy days ahead!
wow beautiful ladies!! :) i like your shoes btw!
You look HOT. Love it!
Oh, that dress is amazing! You made a good decision in getting it. It looks like it was made for you!
YOU and your photos are beautiful!
All of you look amazing! But the GAP dress is beautiful. I have a weakness for tulle, that's what it is!
The dress is stunning on you. It looks like you had a lovely weekend, the bride-to-be looks very happy as does her husband-to-be.
These photos are incredible and you look amazing! That dress is stunning.
You look gorgeous, I adore that dress on you! The pictures look so fun with just a pop of color!
Awwww, such lovely pictures! Glad to hear you had a great time.
You and your sister are both lovely! Ooh if I did more outfit posts, I'd love to take part in desaturate!
Wow, you look so pretty! Your sister is perfect as well!
I have always dreamt to go to Cape Cod.
You look great...love the pop of red!! and Your sister is adorable!
I swear I must have told you this before--you are a total ringer for Eva Mendez. Love that dress!
boy Lyddie.. you are looking so beautiful.. and your photography is really stunning!! Its been so great to see you get better and better over time.. your stuff is really really good.. love the one of the fellow with the flowers tooo!!!
the long-awaiting premiere of the feather dress is so exciting! it is totally fantastic with those heels!
Those pictures are great, and I like your dress and your sister's skirt.
Ooh, black & white week? I'll have to keep that in mind for Wednesday's post! I love some B&W photography, and I love the pops of color you added to yours.
Sounds like you had a fun time this weekend. I love getting together with all the ladies in my family too. Congrats to your sister!
I just love all these photos - and that dress looks positively amazing on you, wow!
I am doing the striped week, so I won't be able to join you guys in black and white week.. bummer.
That dress is pretty incredible and I love the black and white!
Fun weekend, I like the dress.
You look absolutely amazing in this dress. Just gorgeous.
You look gorgeous for her shower! I love those shoes, they're the perfect pop of color!
I LOVE these pictures, you look so beautiful!! Just showing the red shoes was lovely! You should really consider doing a post on photography! BEAUTIFUL!!
I have never been to Cape Cod but have heard nothing but good things about it. You look fab in this dress and your shoes really complete the look. 4 Stars!
You look adorable. I love the way you were able to doctor the shoes!! Looks so great! And your sis looks fab in her dress. It is off the hook!
Stunning photos. You chose the right dress for the black and white feature. And looking at the pretty dress from Gap, no wonder you are upset!
wow I really want your friend's gap dress! The skirt is fantastic!
the feather dress is so beautiful on you! Gosh I cant even remember the last wedding I went to?!
Love that dress! Looks like it was fun.
i LOVE the way you edited those first 2 pictures!
Such pretty pictures! Love both your and your sister's dresses.
I love your dress and your shoes! Keeping the shoes saturated was a nice touch.
I love how all of these pictures look in black and white! Great challenge! I especially love how you let the bright red of the shoes show... so cool!
Cape Cod is one of my favorite places in the world :) And I'm so glad you got the feather dress!!!
THAT DRESS IS SO PRETTY!!!! Haha aww shorty. I feel like you always look very statuesque! How tall are you?


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Die FH KUNST Arnstadt war eine private Hochschule mit staatlicher Anerkennung in Thüringen mit zuletzt rund 100 Studierenden. Mit Bescheid des Thüringer Ministeriums für Bildung, Wissenschaft und Kultur vom 2. Mai 2012 wurde sie in "Fachhochschule Arnstadt-Balingen" umbenannt und erhielt eine Präsidialverfassung. Sie hatte kraft dieses Bescheides das Recht, eine rechtlich unselbstständige Außenstelle in Balingen (Zollernalbkreis, Baden-Württemberg) zu betreiben.

Die Genehmigung dieser Außenstelle (die jedoch nach hochschulrechtlichen Maßstäben nie gültig betrieben wurde, obwohl nach den Insolvenzakten der Hochschule ab WS 2011/12 Studierende dort lernten) ging auf eine Kooperationsvereinbarung zwischen der Hochschule und der Plettenbergschule Balingen aus dem Jahr 2012 zurück, jedoch verfügten weder die Hochschule noch der Kooperationspartner über die erforderlichen Mittel. Für die Außenstelle wurden sogar mehrere Professoren-Berufungsverfahren durchgeführt, jedoch kam es nach der Erteilung der Rufe nicht zu den entsprechenden Einstellungen.

Nach jahrelangen finanziellen Problemen wurde am 1. März 2013 der Lehrbetrieb eingestellt und ein Insolvenzverfahren eröffnet.

Geschichte
Die Akkreditierung der Studiengänge Freie Bildende Kunst, Kunsttherapie und Kommunikationsdesign der FH erfolgte im Dezember 2010. Die Studienabschlüsse waren denen staatlicher Hochschulen gleichgestellt. In acht Semestern bildete die Hochschule in drei Studiengängen aus: Freie Bildende Kunst (Bachelor of Fine Arts), Kunsttherapie (Bachelor of Arts) und Kommunikationsdesign (Bachelor of Arts).

Studiengänge
Kunsttherapie, Freie Bildende Kunst und Kommunikationsdesign.

Zulassungsvoraussetzungen
Volljährigkeit, Allgemeine Hochschulreife oder fachgebundene Hochschulreife oder Fachhochschulreife. Bei nachgewiesener herausragender künstlerischer Befähigung, festgestellt durch eine Eignungsprüfung der Hochschule, im Studiengang Freie Bildende Kunst auch Mittlere Reife und eine abgeschlossene 3-jährige Berufsausbildung und mindestens 3 Jahre hauptberufliche Tätigkeit.

Siehe auch
 Liste der Hochschulen in Deutschland

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

Arnstadt
Arnstadt
Fachhochschule
Kunsttherapie
Arnstadt
Arnstadt
Gegründet 2008
Aufgelöst 2013
Geschichte (Arnstadt)
Bildende Kunst (Thüringen)
Kultur (Arnstadt)
Bildung im Ilm-Kreis

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The Bottom Line: June 29th is National Waffle Iron Day!
June 29th is National Waffle Iron Day! Today is a celebration for all the breakfast lovers. Homemade waffles are one of the cornerstones of a delicious morning meal, all thanks to waffle makers.
Waffle irons originated in Belgium during the 14th century. The early contraptions consisted of two metal plates hinged together. The plates were then attached to a long pole, which allowed the cook to hold the iron over an open fire. Cornelius Swarthout patented the first American waffle iron in 1869. This device was designed for cooking waggles over the burner of a wood or gas stove. Fifty years later, General Electric began producing the first electric waffle irons.
To celebrate National Waffle Iron Day, whip up some waffle batter and have breakfast for dinner tonight! Finish your waffles with your favorite toppings-syrup, whipped cream, fruit, or even chicken!


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PSG Stars Fires Back At Messi Over Corruption Claims
in Copa America
Paris Saint Germain Star Marquinhos has hit back at Barcelona and Argentina Captain Lionel Messi after he accused South American football governing body Conmebol of Corruption.
Messi accused the Federation after Argentina's 2-0 loss to Brazil in the Semifinal of the Copa America. The Barcelona Number 10 hit out at the match officials, saying everything has been set up for a Brazil win.
He also refused to partake in the medal ceremony after Argentina's 2-1 win over Chile in the third-place match. The five-time Ballon d'Or winner was sent off in that game after he was involved in a tussle with Gary Medel.
When asked why he refused to show up for the medal presentation, the 32-year-old told BBC. "The cup's fixed for Brazil.
"We don't have to be part of this corruption. They have shown us a lack of respect throughout this tournament. "Sadly, the corruption, the referees, they don't allow people to enjoy football, they ruined it a bit."
However, Brazil star Marquinhos has fired back at the Argentine saying he has no moral right to accuse match officials when his Barcelona side have benefitted from dubious calls in the past.
"A lot of things have already happened in his favour for Barcelona & Argentina, & I never heard him complain about corruption or refereeing. I think he lost & he has to accept it, swallow it."
Marquinhos comments were echoed by his Paris Saint Germain teammates Thiago Silva and Dani Alves. Silva who is PSG's captain said Messi needs to respect Brazil's history.
In EXCLUSIVE interview Thiago Silva asks Messi for respect:
"I felt (listening Messi's words) that who loses is finding excuses. But you can't look at our 5 stars on the chest (he makes gesture!) and say we stole them all. Respect our history!" pic.twitter.com/sJzWySTFdt
— Tancredi Palmeri (@tancredipalmeri) July 8, 2019
Sometimes when you lose you try to take the weight off your own responsibility & blame others. It's sad to hear. After a ridiculous performance by the referee did we [blame the organisation for giving it to Barca after 6-1 PSG]? We must respect history."
Tags: Copa AmericaLionel MessiPSG


Tune in to an all new Shake It Up this weekend!
In Embarrass It Up, Cece (Bella Thorne) and Rocky (Zendaya) find out what it feels like to be humiliated on television. Check out the promo as the girls brothers Flynn (Davis Cleveland) and Ty (Roshon Fegan) react!
Don't miss Davis on Embarrass It Up, this Sunday August 12 at 8:30PM on the Disney Channel!


Email is still the primary method of communication for most of our clients. While email is very convenient, there is a cost for not having a good email practices in place.
Cyber-security – email is the number one method hackers use to get access to your network.
Today's small and midsize businesses (SMBs) have an uneasy relationship with technology – even if they don't realize it yet. As the marketplace reaches new heights of complexity and speed, and consumers migrate to cyberspace en masse to make their buying decisions, SMBs are responding in turn.
First, let me start off by saying that it's impossible to secure your IT environment 100%. There is no magic single solution to keep your IT environment 100% secure. However, following these recommendations, you can eliminate 99% of most security threats and encourage hackers to leave you alone.


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..  _shortcut operations:
..  _shortcuts:

Shortcut operations
===================

The following operations are defined on the :ref:`Bootstrapper endpoint` in addition to the
:ref:`Ecosystem endpoint`. They are provided on the :ref:`Bootstrapper endpoint` as shortcuts to reduce HTTP round trips
for native applications that use the Bootstrapper. They are equivalent to calling :ref:`Bootstrap` then
using the :term:`EcosystemUrl` to immediately execute an operation on the :ref:`Ecosystem endpoint`.

For example, in order to get the root container, a WOPI client might execute the following operations:

1. Call :ref:`Bootstrap`
2. Using the :term:`EcosystemUrl` from the :ref:`Bootstrap` response, call the :ref:`GetRootContainer` operation

However, using the :ref:`GetRootContainer (bootstrapper)` shortcut operation, the WOPI client can skip calling
:ref:`Bootstrap`, and instead get the root container directly using an OAuth 2.0 token.

..  important::

    Implementing shortcut operations is optional. If a host does not implement them, they should simply respond to
    the request as though it is a standard :ref:`Bootstrap` request. In other words, a host that doesn't implement
    shortcut operations can simply ignore the **X-WOPI-EcosystemOperation** header and treat the request as a
    standard :ref:`Bootstrap` request.

    WOPI clients must thus expect that some shortcut operations will not include the data expected, and should fall
    back to calling the appropriate operation on the :ref:`Ecosystem endpoint` in such cases.

With this in mind, the responses for each 'shortcut' operation are a combination of the :ref:`Bootstrap` response
and the response for the corresponding operation on the :ref:`Ecosystem endpoint`. The Bootstrapper response is
contained in the ``Bootstrap`` property, and the operation's response is contained in a separate property with a name
specific to the operation.

For example, the response to the :ref:`GetRootContainer (bootstrapper)` shortcut operation looks like this:

..  literalinclude:: /_fragments/responses/GetRootContainer (bootstrapper).json
    :language: JSON

Note that since these operations are exposed through the :ref:`bootstrapper endpoint`, they will be called using
OAuth 2.0 access tokens, not WOPI access tokens.

..  toctree::
    :glob:
    :titlesonly:

    /bootstrapper/GetFileWopiSrc
    /bootstrapper/GetRootContainer

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While searching for senior living communities in Stockbridge, Georgia, you may want to consider 730 Pullman Lane, located at 730 Pullman Lane in the 30281 zip code in Henry County. 730 Pullman Lane is the best senior living community for senior citizens who need luxury services at a reasonable cost. Some of the features offered by 730 Pullman Lane include tree-lined gardens, all daily meals and snacks, on-site healthcare and more. 730 Pullman Lane can accommodate a total of 3 senior citizens who live in Henry County.
Royal Personal Care Home is a senior living facility in Henry County, Georgia that is made for 55+ adults who require help with daily living. Royal Personal Care Home is located at 34 Thorne Berry Dr in Hampton, Georgia and provides help with bathing, putting on clothes, functional mobility, personal hygiene and going to the bathroom. This assisted senior living facility includes amenities that include a staff caregivers, several floor plans to choose from, music appreciation nights and accommodations for visiting family members and friends.
Duncan Walk is a pet-friendly senior living residence in Mcdonough, Georgia inside Henry County. It contains a total of 4 senior living suites for older adults who reside in Mcdonough and nearby areas. Duncan Walk is situated at 7110 Duncan Walk, inside the 30252 zip code and makes a great senior care community for older adults who are looking for features and amenities that include maintenance-free senior living, scheduled transportation, off-site trips and assistance with moving in. Duncan Walk offers a total of 4 senior living suites.
Located at 718 Oak Grove Road, in the 30253 zip code area of Henry county, Oak Grove Home provides assisted senior living in Mcdonough, GA to 55 and older adults who are trying to find an affordable senior living facility that accepts Medicaid and Medicare. Oak Grove Home provides amenities like both furnished and unfurnished suites, wellness services, many dining options, scheduled physician check-ups, memory and Alzheimer's care and more. Oak Grove Home can accommodate up to 5 55 and older adults who reside in the Henry county area.
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Stockbridge Personal Care Home offers retirees senior living residences in Henry county, Georgia. With a capacity of 6 studios and 1-bedroom apartments, Stockbridge Personal Care Home should be at the top of your list when it comes to senior living in Stockbridge. This senior living facility, located at 170 Shields Road in the 30281 zip code area of Stockbridge, Georgia provides amenities like neurological rehabilitation, individualized recreation programs, concierge services and trips to museums and art galleries.
When seniors are looking for senior living in Mcdonough, Georgia that include religious services, they should consider Miracle Touch Pch located in Henry county in the 30252 zip code area. Miracle Touch Pch excels at providing multiple levels of senior living and offers services like caregivers and staff members 24/7, protected entry, individualized care plans, encouraged communication with family members, daily activity programs and 3 nutritious daily meals. Its total capacity is 2 senior living suites.
Mt Carmel Pch is an affordable senior living community in Hampton, Georgia that allows pets. Mt Carmel Pch is situated at 3084 Mt. Carmel Rd. , Hwy 81 West in 30228 zip code and enables retired adults who are looking for senior living homes in Henry county to get amenities like social and educational opportunities, secured outdoor courtyard, spa, library, outdoor area for dogs, fully renovated apartment suites and more. Mt Carmel Pch provides a total of 50 senior living units.
Golden Retreat is a luxury senior living complex in Henry, Georgia. Golden Retreat can provide senior living and care to no more than 4 55+ adults living in Henry.
Walnut Creek Manor is a senior living complex in Mcdonough, Georgia in Henry county. Walnut Creek Manor is perfect for 55 and over adults who are searching for amenities like beautiful outdoor courtyards, scheduled guest speakers and regular arts and crafts. This upscale senior living complex is located at 1033 Highway 155 North in the 30253 zip code of Henry county. It can provide up to 17 studio and 1 bedroom senior living apartments.
While trying to find senior living in Mcdonough, Georgia, you may want to look at Kelly Town Family Group, situated at 618 Medway Drive in the 30252 zip code in Henry County. Kelly Town Family Group is the perfect senior living facility for retirees who want luxurious services at a reasonable cost. Some of the features offered by Kelly Town Family Group include shaded walking trails, on-site restaurant, on-site health center and more. Kelly Town Family Group can house a total of 3 retirees who reside in Henry County.
Aryoak Pch is a senior living facility in Henry County, Georgia that is made for 55 and over adults who need aid with their everyday lives. Aryoak Pch is situated at 425 Ryoak Drive in Hampton, Georgia and offers aid with taking a bath, putting on clothes, functional mobility, personal hygiene and toilet hygiene. This assisted senior living facility offers amenities and services that include a caring and trained staff, several floor plans to pick from, music appreciation nights and guest accommodations.
Cottonfields Manor is a pet-friendly senior living facility in Stockbridge, Georgia inside Henry County. It provides a total of 4 senior living units for seniors who live in Stockbridge and surrounding areas. Cottonfields Manor is located at 55 Plantation Drive, inside the 30281 zip code and makes a great senior care community for seniors who are looking for features such as low-maintenance senior living, scheduled transportation, off-site picnics and outings and assistance with moving in. Cottonfields Manor includes a total of 4 senior living units.
Located at 2475 Jonesboro Road, in the 30228 zip code area of Henry county, Good Faith Personal Care Home provides senior living in Hampton, GA to senior citizens who are searching for an affordable senior living community that accepts Medicaid and Medicare. Good Faith Personal Care Home provides amenities like private and semi-private accommodations, personal care and wellness services, special dietary menu, regular physician checkups, memory and Alzheimer's care and more. Good Faith Personal Care Home can accommodate no more than 4 senior citizens who reside in the Henry county area.
Benton Manor Of Stockbridge is an affordable LGBT friendly senior living home in Stockbridge, Georgia, located at 195 Evergreen Terrace, 30281 zip code area. A total of 80 55 and over adults who need a senior living community in Henry County can live in Benton Manor Of Stockbridge. It includes amenities such as a warm and welcoming community, various fun games and activities, on-site fitness classes and programs and more. Benton Manor Of Stockbridge provides multiple levels of senior living including senior independent living, assisted living and memory care.
Comfort Zone Home At Frog Road offers older adults assisted senior living in Henry county, Georgia. With a total capacity of 3 studios and 1-bedroom apartments, Comfort Zone Home At Frog Road should be at the top of your list when it comes to senior living in Locust Grove. This senior living complex, located at 485 Frog Road in the 30248 zip code area of Locust Grove, Georgia includes features like skilled nursing, customized activities and programs, bed and linen services and trips to historical attractions.
When elderly adults are looking for senior living apartments in Ellenwood, Georgia that include religious services, they should consider Kings Personal Kare Facility located in Henry county in the 30294 zip code area. Kings Personal Kare Facility excels at providing multiple levels of senior living and care and includes amenities such as staff available 24/7, protected entry, individualized care plans, encouraged communication with family members, professionally designed activity programs and 3 tasty meals every day. Its total capacity is 3 assisted and independent living suites.
Manor On Main is an affordable senior living community in Hampton, Georgia that accepts pets. Manor On Main is situated at 17 West Main Street in 30228 zip code and allows seniors who need assisted senior living in Henry county to get services and amenities like social and educational opportunities, fully secured apartments and main entrance, salon and spa, library, outdoor area for dogs, recently renovated apartments and more. Manor On Main provides a total of 8 senior living units.
Walnut Creek Manor is a luxurious senior living residence in Henry, Georgia. Walnut Creek Manor can provide senior living to no more than 17 55+ adults living in Henry.
Community Care Home Ii is a senior living community in Locust Grove, Georgia in Henry county. Community Care Home Ii is excellent for older adults who are searching for amenities like 24-hour monitoring system, visiting guest lecturers and various arts and crafts. This upscale senior living community is situated at 1717 New Hope Road in the 30248 zip code of Henry county. It can provide a total of 3 studio and 1 bedroom senior living suites.
While trying to find senior living homes in Mcdonough, Georgia, you may want to look at Morning Glory, located at 55 Jake Lewis Drive in the 30252 zip code in Henry County. Morning Glory is the best senior living home for senior citizens who need luxurious services at a reasonable price. Some of the features offered by Morning Glory include gardens with trees and shaded areas, 3 daily meals, on-site health center and more. Morning Glory can accommodate a total of 3 senior citizens who reside in Henry County.
Dogwood Forest Of Eagles Landing is a senior living residence in Henry County, Georgia that is perfect for 55 and over adults who require aid with their everyday lives. Dogwood Forest Of Eagles Landing is situated at 475 Country Club Drive in Stockbridge, Georgia and provides assistance with taking a shower, getting dressed, transferring, hair styling and toilet hygiene. This assisted senior living residence offers amenities that include a fully trained staff, several apartment options to pick from, music therapy and accommodations for visiting family members and friends.
Antia's Tender Touch is a pet-friendly senior living community in Mcdonough, Georgia inside Henry County. It contains a total of 3 senior living units for retirees who live in Mcdonough or nearby areas. Antia's Tender Touch is located at 600 Pullin Road, inside the 30253 zip code and makes a wonderful senior care community for retirees who are looking for features such as complete apartment maintenance, transportation services, off-site picnics and outings and a move-in coordination service. Antia's Tender Touch offers a total of 3 senior living residences.
Situated at 118 Kingswood Court, in the 30294 zip code area of Henry county, Brian's Community Living Arrangement offers assisted senior living in Ellenwood, GA to retirees who are searching for an affordable senior living community that takes Medicaid and Medicare. Brian's Community Living Arrangement offers features that include private and semi-private accommodations, personal care and wellness services, special dietary menu, scheduled physician check-ups, Alzheimer's and dementia care and more. Brian's Community Living Arrangement can accommodate a total of 3 retirees who live in the Henry county area.
Southern Community Living 2 is reasonably priced LGBT friendly senior living complex in Mcdonough, Georgia, situated at 1669 Bennett Drive, 30253 zip code area. A total of 4 elderly adults who need a senior living community in Henry County can live in Southern Community Living 2. It includes features such as a warm and welcoming community, numerous social activities, group exercise classes and more. Southern Community Living 2 offers multiple levels of living and care that include independent living apartments, assisted living suites and memory care.
Benton House Of Stockbridge offers 55+ adults senior living homes in Henry county, Georgia. With a capacity of 64 shared and private apartment suites, Benton House Of Stockbridge will be one of your top choices when it comes to senior living in Stockbridge. This senior living community, located at 201 Evergreen Terrace in the 30281 zip code area of Stockbridge, Georgia provides amenities like rehabilitation services, customized social activities, concierge services and trips to historical attractions.
When 55+ adults are looking for senior living homes in Hampton, Georgia that include chaplain services, they should consider Gardenias located in Henry county in the 30228 zip code area. Gardenias specializes in providing full range of senior care and includes services such as 24-hour staff, protected entry, personally tailored care plans, constant communication with family members, daily activity programs and home-style meals. Its total capacity is 48 senior living suites.
Golden Crest At Eagle's Landing is an affordable senior living residence in Stockbridge, Georgia that allows pets. Golden Crest At Eagle's Landing is situated at 425 Country Club Drive in 30281 zip code and enables 55 and over adults who need senior living in Henry county to get services and amenities like wellness and social programs, beautifully designed outdoor gardens, spa and barbershop, library, dog park, recently renovated apartments and more. Golden Crest At Eagle's Landing provides a total of 57 senior living apartments.
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An absolutely stunning 5 star detached farmhouse offering 6 en-suite bedrooms, outdoor sauna, hot tub and every luxury possible.
An absolutely breath taking 5 star detached farmhouse conversion offering 6 en-suite bedrooms over two levels with every luxury possible - hot tub, sauna, wet room, private enclosed garden, bedroom balcony and snug room.
Large private enclosed garden with outdoor seating area sheltered by balcony above, gas barbeque, hot tub, sauna, garden furniture and Summer house with 4 in table consisting of pool table, air hockey, table tennis and table football.
Delightful luxurious featured kitchen complete with AGA, open plan to extensive lounge/dining area with wood burning stove, solid oak floors, underfloor heating and floor to ceiling glass for maximum natural light. Large king bedroom with en-suite bath & shower.
Flat level access to one king bedroom with en suite shower and one bedroom that can be either super king or twin with en-suite shower.
A fantastic master bedroom with en suite wet room with separate bath and private south facing balcony. Two further bedrooms that can be either super king or twin with en-suite showers.
Pet friendly - maximum 2 dogs @ additional charge of £10 per pet per night by prior arrangement only and payable direct to owner.
3 x king en-suite bedrooms & 3 x en-suite bedrooms (super king or twin).
Bookings can be made for an day arrival for a minimum 3 night stay. Christmas and New Year x 7 nights only.


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Q: How do i get this Jquery smooth-scroll to work? I have found a smooth-scrolling Jquery file written by this guy Karl Swedberg. The link is here: https://github.com/kswedberg/jquery-smooth-scroll.
What i wanted is to make my navigation icon smooth-scroll to the anchor point once clicked.
My Html code for navigation bar is here:

It is a vertical navigation bar with many icons instead of text.
The Jquery file is quite complicated for my current understanding, and i wouldn't be able to produce something more specific at this point yet. So your help is highly appreciated!

A: using built in jquery animation would probably be easier. This page outline how to do this quite easily;
http://css-tricks.com/snippets/jquery/smooth-scrolling/
the code from there is this;
$(function() {
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        $('html,body').animate({
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        return false;
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    }
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to use it add an anchor with href the same as the element you want to scroll to. e.g.
link to div 1

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i have bought some inks from tubby craft(indian company) recently and my hands were itching to try those in my cards..so i made two cards using them, but those cards i will share with you all later..
for now i am sharing my clean and simple yet colorful card..
I used camlin brush pens for rainbow colors.i put dot of color and spreaded it with tip of my finger.
Fabulous work Mugdha.. very clever way of creating this beautiful design!
What a pretty rainbow! Thanks for sharing with us at CASology this week!
Love your beautiful and colorful rainbow. Thanks so much for playing along at CASology this week.
Wonderful fun, abstract rainbow! Thanks for joining in the fun as CASology this week.


When I arrive home from school around 4 pm, the first thing I do is put the kettle on and make myself a mug of tea or hot chocolate. I sit and savour the drink, drawing warmth from sipping and from wrapping my hands around the mug. A little snack, like these gluten and dairy-free cookies is a nice treat, too.
I find I need a little bit of breathing time to transition into the busy-ness of making dinner and evening activities.
We've had a fair bit of rain lately, accompanied by pelting wind. When the sun does shine, it's for a short time and noticeable enough that students and teachers alike comment on it when coming into the library. The other day, around 4:30 pm, I noticed the long slant of shadows on my dining room wall making my plates into a mottled landscape.
Shadows of the last spikes of lavender drying in a vase cast themselves onto the wall in graceful arcs, reminding me of the pass of summer into autumn's ever-shorter days.
I admire my daughter-in-law who comes home from work every day and immediately begins caring for a hungry two-year-old. I consider myself lucky to be able to transition gradually from work to home-work.
How about you? Do you need a little breathing time between activities? How do you transition?
My day is a gentle transition from one thing to another so unlike what working gals have to deal with.
Those cookies sound wonderful. I, too, have a friend who must eat gluten-free. I think she'd enjoy this. Sometimes she appreciates the efforts one takes as much as the item itself.
Lovely photos and shadows on the wall.
I like your breathing routine. I have a cup of tea in the afternoon and it slows me down. Yes, I am enjoying puttering a bit--finally!
As a young mother, I also needed some transition time whenever my babies went down for the night. I could never just go to bed. I liked to unwind with some kind of quiet activity.
I love the slanted afternoon sun playing on your plate wall! I've never really thought about how I transition. I think I just dig right in to the next task...with a mug of coffee to keep my company.
I've just had the loveliest catch-up on your last few posts. Life has been a bit hectic these past two weeks and I often feel that I'm 'playing catch-up'. I don't often get home before 5:30 and unless I've prepared meals on the weekend I have to think about dinner right away. When I can, I make the transition by taking a walk with the dog or by reading the newspaper. The truth, though, is that there is rarely time to pause as I am ravenous by the time I get home!
Love the texture of the shadow play on your plate wall!
You know I like my puttering time. . . . Like you, I often make transitions with a cup of tea, either reading or just looking out the window. No space for that this week, though, with our little visitor . . .