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Volume 16 Issue 10 – Section 1
Published May 14th, 2010
Door County Business News May 14 – 28
• Sina.com, the highest travel website in China awarded the Linden Centre, run by Brian and Jeanee Linden of Ellison Bay, and its programs the Best Boutique Hotel in China.
Tech This Out
Triumph of the Nerds, a 1996 PBS documentary, chronicles the personalization of computing, a movement led by Steve Jobs and his Apple II. Jobs has pioneered several other industries over the 30-plus years since the Apple II's release in 1977, but his latest attempt might be his biggest challenge yet: personalizing the internet with the iPad.
Jerry's Flowers
Many people living in Northern Door can't remember a time before Jerry's Flowers, as Jerry and Darlene Reinhard began their business on its present site in 1960.
Community News for May 28 – June 11
• Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that USDA is accepting applications for grants to help low income rural residents repair their homes. "The costs associated with maintaining a home are a challenge for many rural homeowners," stated Vilsack. "The Obama Administration and USDA are working to ensure that rural homeowners have safe, sanitary, energy-efficient places […]
Join the First Eco-Aware Trail Run
"Running Green for Crossroads," the first annual eco-aware trail run in Door County, takes place on Saturday, June 26 at 9 am. All of the courses, including a 2k, 5k and 10k trail walk or run are staged on the woodlands and open fields in and around Crossroads at Big Creek.
The Clearing Offers Free Hiking Tours
The history, folklore, and landscape of The Clearing Folk School will be the subject of free hiking tours of its historic buildings and campus, led by our volunteer docents.
Woodwalk Theater Encourages Audience Participation
The second annual "Fractured Classics" event at Woodwalk Gallery/Theater is an adults only (language and bawdy behavior), just-for-the-fun-of-it combination of the Rocky Horror Picture Show, Tony and Tina's Wedding and the Greek 429 BC classics.
Pianist Kate Boyd Performs June 8
The Emerson Cultural Series will present pianist Kate Boyd on June 8 at 7:30 pm, performing at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Door County in Ephraim.
Birch Creek Announces 35th Anniversary Season
Each year, approximately 200 students enroll in Birch Creek, a unique summer music school and concert venue. Over the span of eight weeks, they study and perform alongside some of the best musicians and educators in the country.
Take a Grown-up Fishing!
Because children under the age of 16 do not need a fishing license to fish on any day of the year, the motto for June 5 and 6 should be, "Take a grown-up fishing!" Each year, the first consecutive Saturday and Sunday in June are designated as Free Fishing Weekend throughout the state of Wisconsin.
Barbara Poolkanska
At the bustling café in the town of sister, and at the mission that is also a grille, there's a busser so fast you'd think she was a twister, around whom you'll happily pay the bill.
Photo Poll
What would you tell a friend to entice them to visit you in Door County? "Come to Door County for a Bernie at J.J.'s," Ivan Bridenhagen "Nowhere else can you find such a relaxing atmosphere," Marge Grutzmacher "The cool breeze off the lake – you can kick back, put your feet in the water, and let the world go by," Becky Freundt "It's a world class destination for the outdoor enthusiast.
TAP Presents Benefit Concert
Third Avenue Playhouse has served as a venue for local performers for ten years. On June 4 at 7:30 pm, a dozen of those performers join forces and voices for TAPFest, a concert event to benefit of the theater.
The Cookery Hosts June Music Series
The Cookery's Wine Bar will be hosting a music series during the month of June on Thursday nights. The series will kick off with Michael Ammons and The Water Street Hot Shots on June 3, and Julian Hagen and Lynne Gudmundsen playing on June 10.
Baileys Harbor Poet Featured at Dickinson Series
Nancy Rafal will present her poetry Wednesday, June 9 at 7 pm at the UU Fellowship's Dickinson Poetry Series in Ephraim. Rafal wrote her first poem in grade school and after moving to Door County more than a dozen years ago, continues to take up the pen.
The Clearing Presents Workshop Catalog
The Clearing's summer and fall one-, two-, and three-day Workshop Program catalog is now available. Classes include writing with Wisconsin author Jerry Apps and Wisconsin's first poet laureate Ellen Kort.
Ephraim Village Museum Gets a Mascot
Learning history will be especially entertaining for children and families at Ephraim Village Museums this season, as Bjorn, the new cartoon Draft Horse and mascot for the foundation's children's programming, will be a large presence – literally.
GIBRALTAR SPORTS (Most listings are through Regional play; for Sectional info, visit highschoolsports.net.) • Softball June 1 WIAA Regional Round 2, TBA June 3 WIAA Regional Final, TBA • Baseball June 1 WIAA Regional Round 2, @ Gibraltar, TBA June 2 WIAA Regional Final, TBA • Boys Golf June 1 WIAA Sectional @ Hunter Glen Golf Course, Crivitz, 9:15am SEVASTOPOL SPORTS (Most listings are through Regional play; for Sectional info, visit highschoolsports.
"Gardens and Scarecrows" Presentation
Roy Swanson will show a slideshow presentation at Base Camp Coffee Bar on June 2 at 6:30 pm. The slide show, "Gardens and Scarecrows," is the story of Swanson's time spent as the coordinator of the Community Garden Program for the city of San Francisco, California.
Gibraltar Sports Have Big Spring
Gibraltar High School, so long an athletic doormat, is now home to perfection. The school's baseball team completed an unblemished Packerland Conference championship season May 20 by defeating Green Bay NEW Lutheran 14 – 2.
Bjorklunden Offers Diverse Seminars
Lawrence University's Bjِrklunden is offering diverse learning seminars set to take place at Bjِrklunden's lodge, just south of Baileys Harbor. From Sunday, June 13 until Friday, June 18, "I and Thou" taught by Jay Brickman will explore the profound difference between treating another as a person or a thing by studying relationships depicted in the Bible.
Door County Humane Society Featured Pets
Ziggy is a wonderful ten-year-old DSH grey tabby. She is extremely talkative, loveable, and friendly. She would do best in a home where she could be the only cat getting all your attention.
2nd Annual Heritage Days
In honor and celebration of the farmers, lumbermen, and fishermen who settled their families in the Township of Gibraltar over one hundred years ago, the Town of Gibraltar and the Gibraltar Historical Association will present the second annual Heritage Days.
Door County Maritime Museum Features Paranormal Exhibit
The Door County Maritime Museum in Sturgeon Bay delves into the world of the paranormal with the opening of its new exhibit "Ghosts! Haunted Lighthouses of the Great Lakes.
UUF Shows Michael Moore Documentary
The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Ephraim will show Capitalism: A Love Story, Michael Moore's hard-hitting documentary on June 15 at 7 pm.
May 18 – June 11
• Wisconsin's drunk driving laws get tougher July 1. Many drivers who would have previously been cited with non-criminal offenses will now be subject to criminal charges and penalties. The key provisions of the new law include criminal charges for a first OWI offense if there is a child under 16 in the vehicle, with […]
Treasures or Trash?
In the spirit of the popular PBS Antiques Road Show, the Gibraltar Historical Association is inviting area residents and visitors to have local appraisers examine their "Treasures or Trash.
Tips From the Pro
Golf can be an intimidating sport for the beginner. As golf course operators, we expect golfers to follow the basic rules and etiquette of the game. Golf etiquette defines correct behavior in respect to other players on the course.
Little Scores At The Park's Big Cup
Years from now, I will look back on Sunday, May 23, 2010 and appreciate that I played in Peninsula Park's first annual Big Cup, and quite possibly the first scramble ever held at the park.
• The Door Kewaunee Business and Education Partnership (DKBEP) unveiled this year's student-built home in Luxemburg May 26. It marked the completion of the third DKBEP High School Home Construction Project.
Gallery of the Unitarian Fellowship Features Jan Forkert
The Unitarian Universalist Art Gallery of Ephraim will display a retrospective of Jan Forkert's artwork, showing a long career as an eclectic artist. The exhibit will run from June 6 – 28, with an artist's reception June 13 from 12 – 2 pm.
Gibraltar Senior (and Pulse Intern) Earns Academic Honor
Peninsula Pulse intern and Gibraltar High School senior Andrew Phillips has been named to the Green Bay Press-Gazette's Academic Team. Phillips has been writing and working on the Pulse website for the past year, fitting it into a hectic schedule that includes work as News Editor for the Viking Voice, Gibraltar's award-winning school newspaper, and advanced placement course work.
"The Main Street Road Show" featured at The Flying Pig Gallery
The Flying Pig Gallery and Greenspace announces a unique collaborative exhibit of artwork from the seven artists of Main Street Art Works cooperative in Hilbert, WI.
The Clearing Folk School Celebrates 75 Years
The Opening Reception for "The Clearing Speaks: Inspirations from The Clearing" exhibit will be held Thursday, June 10 from 4 – 6 pm at the Jens Jensen Visitor Center in Ellison Bay.
Fish Creek Artist to Exhibit at Mr. Helsinki's
Local artist, Nancy Kinsey Sargent will display a collection of colorful acrylic paintings at Mr. Helsinki's restaurant titled "Flowers, Flowers and More Flowers.
Handmade Quilt Fundraiser at Miller Art Museum
For the next few months a beautiful handmade quilt by Cal Bonnivier, artist and museum volunteer, will hang in the Miller Art Museum for visitors to see and make a silent bid on.
Gerhard Miller Drawing Exhibit Opens At MAM
A perfect opportunity arose when the Miller Art Museum began planning its exhibit calendar for the 35th Anniversary year. The Miller family uncovered a large cache of unframed drawings Gerhard Miller created during his world travels.
Waves and Water Inspiration for Featured Exhibit
Artist Lee Mothes states that a lifelong fascination with beaches, waves and the energy of water has inspired his large scale, realistic watercolor and acrylic paintings.
Door County and Beyond: An Image Gallery from Karma's Perspective
Karma Yoakem, an internationally known photographer, will be exhibiting images in two Door County locations this season. During the month of June, her images will be on display at the Northern Door County YMCA in Fish Creek.
Students of Kewaunee Academy of Fine Art Awarded Scholarships
As part of their commitment to encourage education in the traditions, techniques, and aesthetics of fine art portraiture and figurative works, The Portrait Society of America honored six students of the Kewaunee Academy of Fine Art by awarding scholarships.
Hop-N-Stop Bus Service
A Sister Bay woman takes a shot at curbing rural drunk driving with a new business model.
Devotion to Duty: Norman Carol, WWII submariner, recalls life in the Pacific
Beneath the surface of the Pacific Ocean in World War II, torpedo man Norman Carroll manned his station on the USS Guitarro as the Gato-class submarine patrolled the waters to the west of the Philippine Islands, unaware how close he was to his missing brother.
Quotes on the Oil Spill
"The Gulf of Mexico is a very big ocean. The amount of volume of oil and dispersant we are putting into it is tiny in relation to the total water volume.
An Addition to the Craft Cottage Selection
Jacksonport Craft Cottage Gifts, owned by Sue and Joe Jarosh, feature new painted glass designs by June Grutzaa. The functional glasses pieces include popular Door County cherry and grape designs on vases, decanters, trays and more.
USDA Invites Applications for Renewable Energy Funding
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that USDA is seeking applications to increase the production and use of renewable energy sources. Funding is available from four USDA Rural Development renewable energy programs authorized by the Food, Conservation, and Energy Act of 2008 (Farm Bill).
Restoring Shore Vegetation at Potawatomi Park
In recent years a dense growth of Eurasian Honeysuckle shrubs have developed in Potawatomi Park, a popular park for walking, bicycling, and observing nature.
Newport State Park Seeks Volunteers
For the past few weeks several individuals have been helping spray for garlic mustard at Newport State Park. The spraying is paying off, but there are still garlic mustard plants in the park that need to be pulled before they go to seed.
Hardy Gallery Announces Annual Wall-to-Wall Salon
Ephraim's Hardy Gallery is excited to announce the launch of the annual Wall-to-Wall Salon. The salon opens with a kick-off party on Saturday, May 29 from 5:30 – 7 pm.
Green Facts
90 Percent of soybeans that carried a Mansanto patented gene as of 2006 2 Percent of soybeans that carried the gene in1990 75 People Mansanto employs
…that war veterans suffer from anxiety and nervousness?
"Why Is It…?" was designed by Dr. Steiner to address readers' questions about human behavior from a social psychological perspective in order to inform and stimulate dialogue about the ways in which our thoughts, feelings and behaviors are influenced by the presence of other people.
Freckmann Juried into "W.O.W" Show in Denver
A Door County artist recently had his work featured in a juried art show in Denver, Colorado. Walt Freckmann, an abstract expressionist painter who lives just north of Sturgeon Bay, submitted a 30"x 40" acrylic on canvas piece titled "Revelation #1" to the Core Gallery, located in the heart of Denver's well-known Santa Fe art district.
Brief Updates from the World of Science
• Researchers studying the science of sprinting now believe that the top speed a human runner can attain is close to 40 mph. Currently Usain Bolt holds the world record in the 100-meter dash with a top speed of 28 mph.
A look at the world in numbers
11 Number of members of a 20-member panel selected by Congress to review of U.S. Military planning who are employed by the defense industry $294.4 billion The amount the United States spent on defense spending in 2000 $663 billion The amount budgeted for 2010 (not including the cost of operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, airport security, and the Department of Homeland Security) 27 Percent of Americans who say they plan to travel less this summer than last year (18 percent say they'll travel more) 24 Percent drop in convention attendance in Las Vegas in 2009 22 Percent drop in Las Vegas room rates in 2009 $95.
The Lucky Life of Charles "Chick" Peterson
Charles Peterson sits on a swivel office chair in his bright, open studio in Ephraim. A counter top is lined with prints of his paintings, a white bookcase contains stacks of National Geographic, and classical music from Wisconsin Public Radio fills the room.
Updates from the Top of the Thumb
Welcome to the Notes from the Grove, providing Liberty Grove residents and visitors tid bits of information about goings on in town government. • Speed limit and pedestrian signage will be installed on Garrett Bay Road at the approach to the launch ramp area.
Reception for "Daybreak" at Edgewood Orchard Galleries
Edgewood Orchard Galleries will be hosting a Memorial Day Weekend Reception on Saturday, May 29 from 4 – 7 pm to introduce the artists and artwork included in the current group exhibit titled "Daybreak.
Gallery of the Door County Art League Opening Reception
The public is welcome to meet artists, enjoy refreshments and peruse original artworks at the Gallery of the Door County Art League's opening reception on Saturday, May 29 from 3 – 5 pm.
Useless Information For A Month of Weddings
As I write this, the month of June is just a few short days away and, as we all know, the month of June is an extremely popular month to become married.
20 Years Under the Stars
In 1972, a 19-year-old college junior stood in the woods in Peninsula Park to listen to a group of musicians called the Heritage Ensemble, planting the seed for today's American Folklore Theatre.
There is a non-native wildflower in full bloom now in northeastern Wisconsin that virtually carpets some damp, partially shaded roadsides and trails producing a pure light blue mist.
Master Gardener Plant Sale Saturday
The Door County Master Gardener Association Plant Sale will be on May 29 at the University of Wisconsin Peninsular Research Station, from 9 am to 12 pm.
Rich Little At DCA Sunday
On May 30, the Door Community Auditorium will host world-famous comedian Rich Little as he presents "Jimmy Stewart: A Humorous Look at His Life." Though Little's one-man show, over two dozen characters will take the stage as the "Man of a Thousand Voices" uses his talent of impersonation to present a lifetime of conversations between Hollywood icon Jimmy Stewart and his friends and costars, including Ronald Reagan, Henry Fonda, Katharine Hepburn, and Cary Grant.
2nd Annual Washington Island Canoe and Kayak Event
The 2nd Annual Washington Island Canoe and Kayak Event, including competitive, educational, and social events, is scheduled for June 18, 19 and 20. A guided Eco-Tour, merging the joys of paddling with the natural history of Detroit Harbor, is offered June 19.
Whitefish Dunes Offers Volunteer and Painting Activities
The public is welcome to join the Friends of Whitefish Dunes to tackle Dame's Rocket, Garlic Mustard and Hounds Tongue to preserve rare plants on May 28 at 9:30 am and/or 1:30 pm.
Plant Sale to Benefit Youth Programs
Crossroads at Big Creek Celebrates Festival of Nature
The Crossroads at Big Creek has recently acquired a new porch at their Historical Village. On Sunday of Memorial Day weekend, the village will "Celebrate Porches," as costumed members of the Door County Historical Society will be stationed at the porches of the village buildings, preparing food, playing games, telling stories, and visiting with neighbors.
Gallery 42 Announces "Art and Music Jams" Schedule
G42 (Gallery 42) will continue its popular fusion of visual and audible art this season with its "Art and Music Jams." It's the performance art experiment where guest musicians (most of them accomplished jazz players) play while G42 owner Tim Nyberg faces a large empty canvas, closes his eyes, listens to the music, and waits for an image to come to mind.
AFT Presents High School Students with Complimentary Tickets
In celebration of American Folklore Theatre's 20th Anniversary Season, every elementary, middle and high school student in Door County will receive a complimentary ticket to attend the world premiere production Life on the Mississippi this summer at the AFT Amphitheatre in Peninsula State Park.
Art of the Wild Side
A collaboration between the Southern Door Community Auditorium and the "Art of Music" presents: "Art on the Wild Side," a day camp for kids. Young artists between the ages of 5 and 12 will have the opportunity to use their creativity to develop a story they can tell through visual and performing arts.
An Array of Venues Host Midsummer's Music Festival
Each summer a group of world-class musicians from organizations such as the Lyric Opera of Chicago, Pro Arte Quartet, Aspen Music Festival, and artist faculty from major universities, join together in Door County to form a premiere chamber music ensemble at the Midsummer's Music Festival.
Bjorklunden Mixes Past and Present
Lawrence University's Bjِrklunden will host a concert Saturday, July 10 at 7 pm, featuring chamber and solo works by Baroque master J.S. Bach and Mohammed Fairouz, one of the most sought after composers writing today.
Aquarius (January 20 – February 18): Your fabric is over-softened, Aquarius. A little less snuggle and a little more starch is well starred.
Manners Matter
Dear Mary Pat, We moved here from the Twin Cities two years ago when my husband retired. We purchased a six-bedroom house just so we would have enough room when all the grand kids come over (we have a lot of grand kids!!).
Beet top / with no beet
Authors Invited to Write Poems and Stories Based Upon Paintings
The Flying Pig Gallery and Greenspace and artist Tim Nyberg invite all authors to participate in "Story Starters," an exhibit that will feature 11 of Nyberg's paintings along with the stories or poems written in response to each.
Newport State Park to Establish Poetry Trail
A new feature at Newport State Park in Ellison Bay this summer will be a Poetry Trail. The trail is a collaborative effort between Newport State Park, the Newport Wilderness Society, and three poet groups.
Cupola House Holds Jensen Book Signing and Reading
Author Trygvie Jensen will be holding a book signing and story telling session for his recently published book, Through Waves and Gales Come Fishermen's Tales.
It's been 32 years since I've lived on my family's dairy farm. I drove past my old home last week; I pulled the car over and parked in the gravel on the shoulder of the road to get a better look.
American Life in Poetry: Column 269
It is enough for me as a reader that a poem take from life a single moment and hold it up for me to look at. There need not be anything sensational or unusual or peculiar about that moment, but somehow, by directing my attention to it, our attention to it, the poet bathes it in the light of the remarkable.
Upcoming golf events.
Short Shots
After playing golf on and off for the past 54 years, Jim Rossol of Baileys Harbor finally knocked in his first hole-in-one at The Orchards on Thursday, May 20.
Weekly league results and top scores.
Junior Golf is Here!
Junior golf is just around the corner, and area courses are gearing up for their youth summer programs.
First Stuff-o-Rama Flea Market of the Season
The first Stuff-o-Rama Flea Market of the 2010 season is set for Saturday, June 19 from 8 am – 3 pm, on the grounds of Domicile in Sister Bay. Vendors from Door County and beyond will be selling their wares in the old apple orchard, including antiques, junque, children books, clothing, arts and crafts, and unique treasures.
Sturgeon Bay Hosts 12th Annual Sturgeon Bay Fine Art Fair
Masterpieces, music, and murals will be the order of the day as the Sturgeon Bay Visitor Center (SBVC) presents the 12th Annual Fine Art Fair, May 29 and 30 from 10 am – 4 pm each day at Sunset Park, located at the corner of Third Avenue and Florida Street.
Artist Demonstration at Great Northern by Design
Kathleen Nelson will demonstrate her painting techniques on the stone porch at Great Northern by Design at the Settlement Shops Saturday, May 29 from 10:30 am – 12:30 pm.
Fine Line Designs Gallery Announces Second Exhibit of 2010 Season
Fine Line Designs Gallery is excited to announce the second exhibit of their 2010 season, which kicks off with an artist reception on Saturday, June 12 from 4 – 7 pm.
Dragonfly Gallery & Gardens Opens for 2010 Season
The Dragonfly Gallery & Gardens begin their third season Saturday, May 29. The gallery features jewelry, fabric creations, recycled art, birdhouses, paintings, pottery, and garden art from many artists including Jim Hoye, who creates twig furniture, and Dave Petranek, known for his "Whimsical Wings.
Door to Down Under on Display
An exhibition of oil paintings and selected journal sketches spanning six years of travel by artist Cheryl Stidwell Parker will be on display in the Sister Bay Library May 1 – June 12.
Gibraltar Newspaper Wins Eight Awards
Gibraltar's student newspaper, the Viking Voice, was recognized with eight awards in the Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation's Better Newspaper Contest.
Sevastopol Takes Conference Golf Title
The Sevastopol High School golf team cruised to a comfortable victory at the 18-hole conference championship held on Tuesday, May 4 at Northbrook Country Club, capturing its second conference title in the last three years.
The Rural Brain Drain
As much as I love living in Door County and writing about the people here and the problems we face, I can't help but have this heavy sense that what we all love about this place is slipping away.
Filling In Door County's Age Gap
Door County is losing its young people rapidly. Students, young adults, and young families are going the way of the Dodo on our peninsula. But our sad future as the Door County Shady Shores Retirement Community is not inevitable.
Do Nothing, and Nothing is What We'll Get
Since I began writing about Door County's Brain Drain in the Pulse, I've received more feedback than for any other topic I've covered in my five years at the paper.
Open House Unveils Student-built Home in Luxemburg
The Door Kewaunee Business & Education Partnership (DKBEP) will host an open house and dedication ceremony to celebrate the construction of the third annual DKBEP High School Home Construction Project in Luxemburg.
Judge Rules in Sister Bay's Favor in Marina Landing Suit
The Village of Sister Bay did not err in denying Gage Meyer a conditional use permit for a condominium development in 2007, according to a judgment reached by Door County Judge Peter Diltz May 20.
Perfection A Long Time Coming
Gibraltar High School, so long an athletic doormat, is now home to perfection. Last night the school's baseball team completed an unblemished Packerland Conference Championship season, spanking Green Bay NEW Lutheran 14 – 2.
Gibraltar Girls Take First Ever Conference Title
The Gibraltar girls track team made school history Monday, winning its first ever Packerland Conference championship. "Track is a numbers sport," said coach Paul Bremel.
Maritime Museum Unveils "Ghosts"
The Door County Maritime Museum delves into the world of the paranormal with the opening of its new exhibit "Ghosts! Haunted Lighthouses of the Great Lakes" on Saturday, May 22, in Sturgeon Bay.
Peddling to Work
Yesterday I hopped on the bike for my commute to work, doing my part in National Bike to Work Week. Fortunately for the rest of the office, I beat everyone to work by about half an hour. That gave me
Gibraltar Continues Pursuit of Perfection
Gibraltar 3rd baseman Trevor Tanck knocks in Mitch Weborg for the winning run in the 6th inning last night to keep the Vikings unbeaten streak alive. The Vikings won 3-2, and are now 13-0 in the conference.
Bike to Work Week
Yesterday afternoon, my editor forwarded me an announcement about this being National Bike to Work Week. I thought I'd do my part by spreading the word in Pulse Picks today, then realized I couldn't just
Be Part of the Pulse
We want your voice in our Entertainment Section! The Door County summer is upon us, and we want you to help us paint the picture of the scene in 2010.
New On Deck Location a Perfect Fit
Walking the quaint streets of downtown Sturgeon Bay, you'll find an On Deck clothing store nestled on the corner of 3rd Avenue and Jefferson Street, as if it's been there for decades.
Door County Half Marathon Results
Jason Ryf of Oshkosh took first place in the 3rd Door County Half Marathon May 1 at Peninsula State Park. Ryf finished in 1:09:51, besting second-place finisher Francis Flanagan by more than three minutes.
Volunteer Recruitment Workshop Tuesday
The Volunteer Center of Door County is offering a workshop for volunteer management Tuesday, May 18. The workshop covers basic volunteer management in education, volunteer recruitment techniques and crafting effective recruitment messages.
Land Trust Expands Bay Shore Blufflands Preserve
The Door County Land Trust announces the purchase and addition of a key parcel to its Bay Shore Blufflands Nature Preserve. The property is located at the base of the Niagara Escarpment approximately 10 miles north of Sturgeon Bay just inland of the shores of Green Bay.
Best Breakfast Honor Goes to White Gull Inn
Fish Creek's White Gull Inn earned a healthy dose of fame this morning, and shared it with a great plug for Door County on ABC's Good Morning America.
Hit the Streets, Ride for Nature
On May 16, 136 elite athletes will hit to the streets in North America's biggest cycling event, the Tour of California. Cyclists in Door County have a less daunting option on the horizon – The Ride for Nature to benefit The Ridges Sanctuary on June 19.
ORiGiNAL LYRiCS performed at WRiTERS NiGHT
Each Thursday from 7 – 10 pm in the lobby of the Holiday Motel* songsters, jokesters and poets unite. Anyone who has some original words to share is welcome.
Gibraltar Claims Baseball Crown
Somewhere, Chief is smiling at a new generation of "dinks." The Gibraltar Vikings locked up the Packerland Conference Baseball Championship with a 13 - 2 win over Kewaunee last night in Fish Creek.


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Trains from 's-Hertogenbosch to Antwerp cover the 51 miles (82 km) long route taking on average 1 h 58 min with our travel partners like NS International or NS International | IC. Normally, there are 16 trains operating per day, including direct services available. While the average ticket price for this route costs around £16, you can find the cheapest train ticket for as low as £11. Travellers depart most frequently from 's-Hertogenbosch and arrive in Antwerp.
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The train distance from 's-Hertogenbosch to Antwerp is around 51 miles (82 km).
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While the time it takes to travel 51 miles (82 km) between 's-Hertogenbosch and Antwerp can vary based on specific dates, weekends, and bank holidays, the train duration from 's-Hertogenbosch to Antwerp is on average 1 h 58 min.
What is the departure train station in 's-Hertogenbosch and arrival train station in Antwerp?
When taking the train to Antwerp from 's-Hertogenbosch, you can choose to depart from train stations like 's-Hertogenbosch and 's-Hertogenbosch Oost. Your trip can end in train stations such as Antwerp and Antwerp, Berchem Driekoningen.
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Passengers travelling this route most often arrive at Antwerp and need to travel approximately 0.1 miles (86 m) from the train station to the city centre in Antwerp.
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Does the World Economic Forum measure up to Nicaragua?
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Stephen Sefton, 16 de julio 2021
Few people now doubt that contemporary events worldwide point to a fast accelerating decline of North American and European countries as world leaders in practically any sphere of human activity. The collapse across the world in acceptance of US or European Union moral and political authority is clear from the refusal of most majority world countries to support US-led sanctions attacking the Russian Federation. The world may still be menaced by the pale shadows of bygone imperialist rule but these are fast being displaced by vibrant dreams and hopeful new prospects rapidly taking shape and coming to life.
In that uncertain context, when a report like this year's World Economic Forum Report on the Global Gender Gap appears, people living in the majority world naturally look twice at its underlying principles, moral vision and assumptions. This is especially so in countries like Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela or other countries around the world similarly under attack from the same Western corporate and political elites who control the World Economic Forum itself. An important feature of the WEF report is its dependence on the data and presupppositions of diverse Western institutions and organizations. But despite this ostensibly unfavorable context, the WEF report does indeed recognize the tremendous advances in equality for women in Nicaragua, as summarized in this graphic:
Writer and community health worker, Becca Mohally Renk, has analysed in detail the results of this WEF report for the North American network in solidarity with Nicaragua. She notes that Nicaragua is a joint leader for gender equality in educational attainment and lies fifth in the world in terms of overall political empowerment. Becca might also have added that Nicaragua is also just 0.002 points off joint first place in the WEF index on Health and Survival. Related to that achievement, Becca points out that although just over 30% of Nicaraguan women are reported to marry young, the WEF reports that the mean age of women having their first child is now just under 27 years old, while the total fertility rate (births per woman) is reported to be 2.38.
In addition, the report ranks Nicaragua in joint first place of gender equality for
women professional and technical workers
women's literacy rate
women's enrolment in tertiaryeducation
women in parliament
women in ministerial (cabinet) positions
Becca also explained in her notes for the solidarity network that, according to the WEF report, Nicaragua has also achieved equal rights or near-equal rights in the following areas:
access to financial services
access to land assets
access to non-land assets
inheritance rights for widows and daughters
right to divorce
Overall the WEF data does largely reflect positively on Nicaragua although one might quibble that, for exaample, it completely omits the country's achievements in other areas relevant for women's rights like free vocational and technical training, wider availability of drinking water or support with free school meals and scholastic supplies for children attending preschool and primary school. However, the report has two much more fundamental failings as a narrative and statistical account of women's equality in the country. Firstly, it begs the question of how Nicaragua could possibly have achieved such strikingly impressive advances in equality for women given its history.
Nicaragua's economy and society is recovering from the legacy of almost two centuries of genocidal Spanish colonialism, followed by over 170 years of repeated US military interventions and US protected dictatorship and 17 years of deliberate US designed neoliberal under-development. Most recently the US and its allies inflicted wholesale economic destruction on Nicaragua through the failed coup attempt they organized in 2018. Now, the country is also recovering from the adverse effects of the global measures implemented to address Covid-19 and the damaging global economic effects of illegal US and allied government coercive measures against the Russian Federation.
A second and equally serious failing is that the WEF report uses essentially neocolonial, rich country assumptions about how Nicaragua's economy actually works. Nicaragua's economy has little in common with an advanced Western economy based mainly on formal employment and relatively high wages. Nicaragua's is a socialist inspired model with over 70% of its economy based in the family, cooperative and associative sector, often called the popular economy. This model of economy has guaranteed that Nicaragua is practically self sufficient in terms of healthy, sustainable food production
In addition, Nicaragua has the best public health infrastructure in Central America. Public health care is free. Education is free, including vocational technical education. Low income households receive subsidy for their electricity bills. Public transport costs are subsidized. University scholarships are available for low income students. Preschool and primary school children get free school meals.
99% of the country has electricity of which up to 70% is generated by renewable sources. Nicaragua's highway system is among the best in Latin America. Nicaragua is among the the most secure countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. Nicaragua's is among the most dynamic economies in Latin America, currently growing at around 5.5%. All of these economic characteristics have a gender dimension but they are only very partially reflected in the WEF report.
Essentially, the WEF Global gender Gap report evades recognizing the implications of the details of Nicaragua's social and economic structure in promoting women's equality. And that evasion itself leaves open the question of how Nicaragua has managed to overcome its history of imperialist aggression so as to defend women's rights and equality better than far wealthier and far more economically advanced nations. This year Nicaragua will give the 43rd answer to that question when it celebrates the 43rd Anniversary of the triumph of the Sandinista Popular Revolution on July 19th 1979.
That victory came just ten years, after the publication of the historic revolutionary program of 1969 which explicitly declared women's emancipation and equality as one of its principal objectives. The US tried to smother that program with a decade of the Contra War and then piled on top of that vicious attack another 17 years of neoliberal destruction. Despite everything, the US and its allies failed to destroy the Sandinista Revolution. Since January 2007, the original revolutionary program has become a reality, carried out by the Sandinista Front for National Liberation.
Led by Comandante Daniel Ortega and Compañera Rosario Murillo, Nicaragua's Revolution has rescued women's equality from the feudal dead end identity politics serving the class needs of Western ruling elites. Under Daniel and Rosario the FSLN government has restored to women's rights their full meaning in terms of class justice and socio-economic democratization. And that is why Nicaragua has been able to vindicate its history and its revolutionary principles by leading the struggle for women's rights in Latin America and the Caribbean. But you will never learn that from reports by the World Economic Forum.
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Ainge is holding off on the buyout market, for now
Danny Ainge spoke with the media yesterday about the Boston Celtics roster spot that's been opened up since they shipped Jabari Bird to the Atlanta Hawks at the trade deadline. While the C's certainly will fill that roster spot at some point, Ainge noted that he's in no rush to do so. Via Adam Himmelsbach of the Boston Globe:
"We looked at all the players that were in buyout situations and players in the G League and so forth," Ainge said Friday. "But, I mean, a lot of guys in the buyout market are looking for commitments and promises to play, and we don't have minutes. And when we're healthy, we have plenty of guys. We don't have an obvious hole."
We broke down the potential buyout candidates and how each could ideally bolster the Celtics roster at length on the CLPod after the deadline, and our guy Justin Quinn put together an extensive breakdown on the blog as well. Some of those potential additions have already found themselves new homes elsewhere, but when we discussed the guys that were available (or that we assumed would/could become available) we noted that the depth of our current roster would certainly be a roadblock to obtaining any of them.
The Celtics do have their midlevel exception ($5.3 million) available to entice a free agent, as they did last season when they were able to acquire the biggest buyout prize after the deadline in Greg Monroe. The difference this year is while they have a significant financial incentive to offer, plus a team primed for a deep postseason run, they can't guarantee potential suitors will get to see the floor.
One of the biggest hurdles that coach Brad Stevens has had this season is spreading around minutes to his deep roster, and since none of the players on the buyout market jumped off the page as an upgrade for the C's at any position it makes it difficult to tell anybody they'd have a definitive role with the team.
Ainge has seen how quickly things can change though, with the Celtics losing several key players to season-ending injuries just last year. He's content to see how things play out over the next week or so before filling the back end of his roster:
"I hope nothing happens to any of our players between now and the next couple weeks," Ainge said. "But in case something does, we may have a hole that we need to fill more. But until then we just keep it open and see what we need."
When asked about adding someone on a two-year deal that could potentially be moved in the offseason in a deal:
"We've looked at all those possibilities, yeah. We're just waiting to see. Nothing is in the works."
While the Celtics would likely have to overpay a player destined for the end of an NBA bench to accept a guaranteed two-year deal, it would certainly be helpful for the Celtics as filler in a trade this offseason and also hold some value as an expiring contract for any potential trade partner.
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Prince Albert is proud to support a strong arts and cultural community, providing a variety of opportunities in creative dramatic, musical, dance, visual arts and other cultural pursuits. Arts and culture are essential components in the fabric of our city, and our lives are enriched by the sound, sight and feel of artistic efforts created by and for our community.
The Prince Albert Arts Centre offers a variety of creative programs for all ages from children to adults and seniors/elders, providing opportunities to explore and develop new and existing skills as well as an appreciation for the arts. Click on the title for more information about the Prince Albert Arts Centre.
The John V. Hicks Gallery is located on the second floor of the Prince Albert Arts Centre (1010 Central Avenue) and features monthly local, regional, and provincial (Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils) art exhibitions coordinated by the Prince Albert Council for the Arts, and programmed by the Mann Art Gallery.
The Prince Albert Council for the Arts is committed to promoting arts by providing opportunities to participate in a variety of art activities.
The Prince Albert Arts Council organizes and hosts Evergreen Artisan Market each year. They also manage the exhibits in the John V. Hicks Gallery at the Arts Centre and provide a FREE Open Art Studio for youth throughout the school year.
The E. A. Rawlinson Centre is a hub of arts and cultural activities in Prince Albert. The Diefenbaker Theatre, a 600+ seat auditorium with all the latest amenities. It has been embraced by the community, housing over 250 events each year. The Rawlinson Centre presents professional shows whose proceeds are used to subsidize local non-profit groups. This provides affordable access to the community, allowing non-profit groups to provide audiences with top-notch local entertainment. It is also often rented for other events, including graduations, art shows, and dance events.
The Mann Art Gallery is Prince Albert's premier destination for contemporary and historical art. The Gallery features a varied exhibition schedule promoting local, provincial, and nationally acclaimed artists, and hosts curated exhibitions, tours, and workshops. With a strong focus on education, iMAGine Arts Education Initiatives provide in-house and outreach programming to the City of Prince Albert and surrounding Lakeland District. The Mann Art Gallery also houses a Permanent Collection of more than 3,000 artworks, one of the largest collections in the province. Artists represented in the collection include Bob Boyer, Joe Fafard, Mina Forsyth, George Glenn, Augustus Kenderdine, Andree Felley-Martinson, Wynona Mulcaster, and 2017 Saskatchewan Arts Awards recipients Michel Boutin and Catherine Blackburn. The gallery also features a large variety of Indigenous artwork and hosts many Indigenous and Métis artists, further emphasizing the rich cultural value the region has to offer.
Prince Albert's museums serve to explore our unique and celebrated heritage, providing a timeless resource for the benefit of present and future generations.
• Citizens have a multitude of opportunities to engage in creative pursuits as artists, students, participants, and audience members.
• Reputation as an inclusive, innovative and culturally vibrant city is broadly recognized.
• Artists thrive in an open and encouraging environment that places high value on their contributions to our community.
City Council approved the revised Civic Arts Policy on November 30, 2015. The purpose of the Civic Arts Policy is to ensure civic leadership and investment in the arts that has a clear and measurable impact on the aesthetic, social, economic and cultural quality of life in Prince Albert.
The Prince Albert Arts Hall of Fame respectfully acknowledges individuals who have contributed to the arts in Prince Albert and area.
The five 2014 inductees were Margo Fournier, Annabel Taylor, Bernice Sayese, Ed Rawlinson and John Victor Hicks. Read about the people who have helped make this city great through their commitment to arts and culture. The three 2015 inductees were: Linda Erhardt, Malcolm Jenkins and Broadway North. 2016 inductees were: The Cotton Pickers, Diane & Roger Mann, Lynda Monahan and the PAGC Fine Arts Festival. 2017 Inductees were: Mitch Holash, Teena Polle, and the Prince Albert Council for the Arts. 2018 inductees included Paul Lonheim, Herve Vallee, Margreet van Walsem, and Odyssey Productions.
These inductees have made a significant impact on the Arts in Prince Albert, and have left us the legacy on which to build!
The Prince Albert Arts Board is now accepting nominations for the 2019 Hall of Fame inductions. Visit www.princealbertarts.ca for the nomination package. The deadline for nominations is April 30, 2019.
The Canada 150 Mosaic Mural was an amazing project for Prince Albert!
Leading up to and during the Prince Albert Winter Festival, we held 17 workshops (some outreach) to get as many community residents as possible and from all ages and backgrounds, to be part of the project and paint a tile for the mural. We even had some of our local celebrities and VIPs paint a tile in advance of the workshops with the Canada 150 Mural Mosaic Team, to stimulate excitement for the project! Just under 400 residents from 7 years to 80+ years of age from our community painted a tile!
The center image of our city's' mural describes our community – a beautiful city nestled between the southern and northern parts of our province, connected by the North Saskatchewan River. The tall building represents our largest structure downtown. The tipis represent our strong indigenous heritage. Deciding on the image was easy for the local mural committee as it showcases our culture and community so well.
The City of Prince Albert was one of 150 communities that participated in the mural project. The project was created by Lewis Lavoie, Mural Mosaic. The train theme is the tie between all of the murals across Canada.
The mural is proudly on display for the public to view at the Alfred Jenkins Field House at 2787 10th Avenue West.
Canada 150 Mosaic Mural books will be available to purchase in 2019.
Don't see a particular art or cultural program offered by the City?
You can also check the "Arts and Creative Services" page of the website or the "Community Organizations" listing (found on the Community page) which includes arts- related organizations that may or may not have websites. Search by type of activity or look under "Arts" or "Dance."


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Naan Sollum Ragasiyam () is a 1959 Indian Tamil-language film, directed by P. Sridhar Rao and produced by V. C. Subburaman. The film stars Sivaji Ganesan and Anjali Devi. It was released on 7 March 1959.

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Cast
 Sivaji Ganesan as Karunakaran
 Anjali Devi as Manorama
 K. A. Thangavelu as Vadivelu
 J. P. Chandrababu as Doctor Shailak
 S. V. Subbaiah as Velayutham
 S. R. Dhasarathan as Ravi
 K. M Nambirajan as Govindan
 Rama Rao as the patient
 Nalli Subbiah as Kuppusami
 Dharmarajan as the drunkard
 G. Mani as Somu
 M. N. Rajam as Kala
 G. Sakunthala as Rosy
 C. K. Saraswathi as Akilandam
 Manorama as Kamakshi
 N. Rukmani as Kuppusami's wife

Soundtrack
The music composed by G. Ramanathan. All lyrics were by A. Maruthakasi.

Release
Naan Sollum Ragasiyam was released on 7 March 1959, delayed from 27 February. Kanthan of Kalki said the secret of the film might be its failure.

References

External links

1959 films
1950s Tamil-language films
Films scored by G. Ramanathan

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Healthy Children > News > American Academy of Pediatrics Policy Offers Guidance for Counseling Teenage Boys About Puberty, Sexual and Reproductive Care
American Academy of Pediatrics Policy Offers Guidance for Counseling Teenage Boys About Puberty, Sexual and Reproductive Care
Pediatricians should use any opportunity they have during visits to help boys navigate sensitive issues.
As boys enter adolescence, they are less likely to see their doctor for routine wellness visits, yet this is the time when they need expert guidance on puberty, sexual behavior, contraception, and sexually transmitted diseases.
For that reason, the American Academy of Pediatrics encourages physicians to address puberty and sexuality with teen patients not only during regular health maintenance visits but also when they are being seen for illness or injuries.
In a clinical report, "Emerging Issues in Male Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Care," the AAP updates information on sexual behavior; emerging issues in health confidentiality; discussion of consent for sexual acts among adolescents; counseling males on their roles in contraception decision-making; sexually transmitted infections (STIs); consent; media use; human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine; and sexual dysfunction.
The clinical report, which is a revision of 2011 guidance, will be published in the May 2020 Pediatrics.
"We know that it is easier to build relationships over time, rather than during one or two routine doctor appointments," said Laura K. Grubb, MD, MPH, FAAP, Director of Adolescent Medicine at Floating Hospital for Children at Tufts Medical Center and lead author of the report, written by the Committee on Adolescence.
"This report builds on the ways physicians can broach sensitive topics, establish trust and provide young men with a safe place to bring their questions."
Pediatricians are in an ideal position to deliver high-quality sexual and reproductive health care services during various medical visits with all adolescent boys -- including those with developmental or physical disabilities, the report states.
According to the 2017 Youth Risk Behavioral Surveillance System, 41% of male teenagers reported they had sexual intercourse with a member of the opposite sex by the 12th grade. Among male high school students, 22% reported using alcohol or drugs before last sex, 12% reported 4 or more lifetime partners, 39% did not use a condom with last intercourse, and 5% reported initiating sex at 13 years or younger.
"Teens may have questions over sexual orientation, sexual identity or gender identity," said Makia Powers, MD, MPH, MSc, FAAP, co-author of the clinical report and pediatrician at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. "It's important to have these conversations within a nonjudgmental and confidential environment."
AAP recommends that pediatricians:
Discuss sex and sexuality with male teens during routine visits and screen for sexual activity, including high-risk activity, as appropriate.
Screen adolescents for social media use, especially sexually explicit material.
Screen for and discuss principles of sexual consent and nonconsent.
Coach on how to talk with partners about sex and family planning. Encourage use of both contraception and barrier methods as appropriate.
Provide routine STI risk assessment screening and appropriate testing and treatment.
Aim for complete HPV immunization for all males. Consider starting vaccination at age 9 and provide routine vaccination for all males at age 11. Emphasize the importance of HPV immunization for those who participate in high-risk behaviors.
Screen for sexual problems with all sexually active males at well visits and as needed. Consider standardized screening tools for sexual dysfunction. Investigate further for health or mental health issues. Follow up with those who report problems and consider therapies such as counseling or pharmacotherapy as appropriate.
"Teens today are bombarded with information and ideas through social media," Dr. Grubb said. "We hope to start these conversations early to help them develop healthy habits that reap lifelong benefits."
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When acquiring insurance policies for your genuine estate you ought to chat to numerous agents ahead of generating the decision. Most brokers can give a low cost for a number of policies getting written for one customer so the notion that they may possibly get all your enterprise would have some being far more competitive on the charge.
There are several things that can trigger your residence to shed value. You can rely hearth as one of these things. Make certain that your coverage safeguards you in the event of a hearth and other disasters if you are prone to them in your spot. Look at your policy, and then request your agent any inquiries you have to be confident your residence is effectively guarded in opposition to these damages.
Install a safety program in your residence that is monitored by a central checking station, and you will conserve about 5 p.c on your house insurance policy. You will probably have to provide evidence to your house insurance policy organization to get the low cost, but that is as straightforward as sending them a copy of your monitoring bill.
If you have fireplace insurance coverage and a fire happens in your home, injury to your landscaping is usually coated. Many men and women do not know this and end up obtaining to shell out their landscape damages by themselves. Even so, most insurance policies firms will not shell out far more than 500 dollars per tree or shrub.
If you are a 1st-time home customer, set up your mortgage loan payments so that about one particular-twelfth of your yearly home owner's insurance coverage is put into an escrow account. That way, you do not have to scramble to spend it every single time you require to pay out it, as it will currently be there.
Deciding on the right amount of property owner protection, demands lots of thought. Preserve in thoughts that the policy's purpose is not to pay out off your house loan in circumstance of a disaster, but to shell out for repairing the damages. Select an quantity that comfortably covers the total rebuilding of your house, without you obtaining to incorporate too considerably from your income reserve.
If you are buying for a new homeowner's insurance plan, you should appear for user friendly companies. You will want to deal with a organization that is able to very easily method any statements you may possibly have. Examine out evaluations from existing, as properly as previous, consumers of the insurance policies businesses you are thinking about for some impartial feedback.
Saving cash is a massive offer to a whole lot of people with insurance, and these ideas will most certainly help you do that. But the greatest thing here is that you actually obtain a coverage to shield the residence in which you stay. Something can come about, so you always require to keep protected when it does.


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