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APDesign Newsletter 8.15.11
Words from Weigel
The Weigel Library staff is hopeful the final summer projects in Weigel
will be completed prior to the start of school. It is difficult to be
patient while waiting on entities outside the College to complete
tasks. Lance and the APDesign guys have been wonderful, catering to
our every wish, fitting our jobs into their very busy summer of
renovation and construction.
The summer hours for Weigel Library are: Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to
5 p.m. and closed weekends.
For the academic year beginning Monday, August 22, Weigel Library will be
open 77 hours per week: Monday through Thursday 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.,
Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday 1 to 5 p.m. and Sunday 2 to 10 p.m.
Hours of operation are listed on the Weigel Library website:
http://www.lib.k-state.edu/branches/arch/archhours.html
Eight APDesign students have been hired to work in Weigel Library during
the fall semester to provide assistance to library patrons: Amanda
Van Scoy (ARCH), Anne Denney (LA/RCP), Caleb Melchior (LA/RCP), Emily
Kruse (IAPD), Lauren Ewald (LA/RCP), Rachel Lehr (ARCH), Victoria
Beaulieu (IAPD), and Will Woodard (LA/RCP). We are very fortunate to
have these outstanding students on our staff.
Please remember to join us for the Weigel Library Open House from 2 to 4
p.m.
Thursday, August 18, in Seaton 323.
Regnier Visiting Chair Named for 2011-12
Wendell Burnette of Wendell Burnette Architects in Phoenix, Arizona, has been
named the Regnier Visiting Chair for the 2011-12 academic year.
Burnette is a self-taught architect with an internationally recognized body of
work. His architectural practice is engaged in a wide range of
private and public projects. Burnette’s work is concerned with
space, light, context, and community. He is a native of Nashville,
Tennessee, who discovered the southwest desert as an apprentice at
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West. His eleven-year association
with the studio of Will Bruder culminated in a six-year design
collaboration on the Phoenix Central Library. He is an assistant
professor at Arizona State University and lectures widely in the
United States and abroad. Current projects include residences located
locally and nationally, the Palo Verde Library/Maryvale Community
Center, the Phoenix Children’s Museum, the Scottsdale Teen Center,
and a hotel/spa resort in southern Utah. His design philosophy is
grounded in listening and distilling the essence of a project to
create highly specific architecture that is at once functional and
poetic. The firm’s website is:
http://www.wendellburnettearchitects.com/.
Burnette will make his first visit to campus for a lecture at 4:30 p.m.
Monday, Sept. 12 in the Leadership Studies Town Hall.
Building UpdatesIf you
are looking for Architecture Professor Magyar, Interior Architecture
& Product Design Professor Richter-O’Connell, or Landscape
Architecture/Regional & Community Planning Professor Beamish, you
need not look any further than the new suite of offices in Seaton
251. The classroom that once was housed in this space has been
relocated to Seaton 305. Seaton 251 now is filled with office
furniture and faculty from each of our three departments. Please come
visit Professor Magyar in his new “home” and welcome newly hired
tenure-track faculty — Professors Richter-O’Connell and Beamish —
to APDesign.
Additionally, the laser cutter space is being expanded. Seaton Court 106E will
continue to house the two laser cutters. Seaton Court 106D will now
be a layout area for pieces produced by the laser cutter.
The roof is finally being installed over Seaton Court 107 and the old heliodon
space in the Link. We are awaiting the arrival of the CNC router to
complete the project with new windows and siding on the east wall of
that space.
Recruitment Reminders
The annual APDesign Ambassador meeting will be at 3:30 p.m. Sunday,
August 21, in the Pierce Commons. The APDesign Ambassadors are
second- through fifth-year APDesign students. They represent APDesign
in many ways: volunteering to be mentors for first year students,
giving tours to prospective students, helping with recruitment
events, etc. APDeisgn has more than 200 Ambassadors.
All new ENVD studio and planning students have been invited to a meet their
APDesign mentors at 5 p.m. Sunday, August 21, in the Pierce Commons.
The mentor program began as a grassroots effort. Today, the group is
still a grassroots organization, but they receive logistical support
from the Dean’s Office/Student Services. Any APDesign ambassador
may volunteer to be a mentor. This program has helped with the
retention of our students by easing the nervous feelings associated
with the first day of classes. Mentors are asked to stay in contact
with their mentees throughout the fall semester. APDesign has more
than 100 mentors.
K-State
First’s Guide to Personal Success (GPS) program is seeking K-State
faculty/staff/graduate students interested in serving as a guide for
two to four first-year students during the 2011-2012 school year.
You will not necessarily be assigned to APDesign students. You can
learn more at: www.k-state.edu/gps/
The University will be hosting many events for new students during the
K-State Week of Welcome. APDesign will host a donut breakfast outside
the Chang Gallery from 8 to 9:30 a.m. on the first day of classes. To
learn more about other Week of Welcome events, please visit:
http://wow.k-state.edu.
Professor Seamon Organizes Symposium
Architecture Professor David Seamon attended the 30th annual International
Human Science Research Conference, held in Oxford, England, July
27-30, 2011. He organized a symposium, “Lived Relationalities among Place,
Space, and Environmental Embodiment.” The three symposium
presenters were health sociologist Andrew Moore, a research
associate with the Arthritis Research UK Primary Care Centre at Keele University in Staffordshire, England; Urban historian Sam
Griffiths, a lecturer in urban morphology and theory at University College London’s Bartlett School of Architecture; and Seamon, whose
presentation was titled, “‘Seeing’ Merleau-Ponty’s
Perception: Possibilities in the Urban Photographs of New York City
Photographer Saul Leiter.”
From the Provost: New Faculty Awards Website
As the fall 2011 semester is just around the corner, I wanted to take
this time to introduce a new initiative of the Office of the Provost.
One of the metrics of our vision of K-State 2025 concerns the number
of faculty members who receive national awards. In the past years,
K-State has had very few faculty members receive such awards. Part of
the problem is that very few faculty members have been nominated or
have applied for these awards. We believe we have many outstanding
scholars at K-State, and such awards are only possible if we nominate
them.
My office has put together a website
— http://www.k-state.edu/provost/resources/natlawards.htm —
that lists all of these prestigious national awards, providing a
description, eligible areas and faculty ranks, and the award website
for more information on their application process. The awards are
listed chronologically by their application deadlines.   We
wanted to make this information available early enough so that
faculty, department heads, and deans can have adequate time to
prepare nominations and applications. We hope that this information
will generate the interest necessary so that our top scholars from
across the university will be considered for and eventually receive
these prestigious awards.
It should be noted that the awards are not only for longtime scholars.
They vary in terms of content areas (e.g., humanities, sciences, art,
or biomedicine) as well as nominee rank (full professor, mid-career
professor, early career scholar, or post-doctoral). Therefore, please
pay close attention to the eligibility for the awards.   I
urge each of you to examine the complete list of awards and
deadlines, consider possible nominees in your area, and make every
effort possible to forward their names in nomination. My office will
provide as much support as we can, and will be happy to write letters
of support as needed.
Thank you for your assistance in this important initiative.
Monsters of Design Competition
Are you a monster? It is time to find out! Register now for the
2011 Monsters of Design (MoD) competition.
Remember
MoD is open to ALL design not just architecture and the rules are
simple:
Entrants
can be students or professionals under age 40 as of the end of 2011.
Entrants
must reside and work within 250 miles of Kansas City.
Entrants
may submit work done independently in a group, as a student,
employee, or educator.
For complete details and to register go to:
http://www.aiakc.org/mod/index2011/.
You can also follow our blog,
which has past winning projects and will soon have the awards party
details at http://monstersofdesign.com/.
We need your help to find all those awesome projects out there done by
young talented designers!  Maybe it is one of your own or that
brilliant idea your colleague had that was rejected by the client.
Either way, we want it! You can help by, first and foremost,
entering your own brilliant projects but also encourage friends and
co-workers. Send out a personal encouragement, post a link or
your Facebook wall, or slap the call for entries sheet on someone’s
desk.  We don’t care how you promote the competition we just
want everyone to know how cool they can be walking away with an MoD
trophy this fall!
Computer and Networking Notes
Bentley applications have been installed in the College’s computing lab for
your use.
To view the full list of products available, visit
http://www.bentley.com/en-US/Products/.
Faculty
and students can download Bentley products onto their office, studio,
and/or lab workstations using the Bentley STUDENTserver located
at http://www.bentley.com/studentserver.
The website may ask for a current school code which can be found at
this website: http://capd.ksu.edu/restricted/bentley.html.
The website is only accessible when your computer is connected to the
Seaton network.
Congratulations to the Department of ArchitectureThe
Department of Architecture’s Master of Architecture program
recently was granted a full six-year accreditation by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB). The next accreditation visit
is scheduled for 2017.Congratulations Department of
Architecture on this achievement!
Email Signatures
Many of the faculty and staff have already updated their email signatures,
however if you have not, or if you have questions, please read on.
The email signature guidelines can be found by scrolling down to the last page
of this PDF: http://www.newapd.com/style-brand-guide.pdf.
To avoid the email signature showing up as an attachment, an email signature
generator has been created for your use. If you would like to create
your signature with the signature generator, you can find it
at: http://www.newapd.com/email/email.php.
Upcoming Events — From Emily Vietti
The beginning of the semester is always a busy time, and this year is no
exception. A few events to be aware of:
3
p.m. Friday, August 19: Farewell party for Development Director
Bruce Broce in the Pierce Commons
8
a.m.-9:30 a.m. Monday, August 22: Week of Welcome breakfast
sponsored by APDesign. Stop by for donuts on your way to your first
class of the new semester!
3:30
p.m. Monday, August 22: All-College Forum at Forum Hall in the
K-State Student Union


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IIT Kharagpur
Department of
Computer Science and Engineering
Computational Geometry (Spring 2012) Course numbers PG
CS60064 (LTP 3-0-0) 3 credits.
Classes start January 05, 2012 at 4:30 pm.
------------ Books and References:
FP Preparata and MI Shamos, Computational
Geometry: An Introduction, New York, NY, Springer-Verlag, 1985.
Herbert Edelsbrunner, Algorithms in Combinatorial
Geometry, Springer-Verlag
Subir Kumar Ghosh, Visibility algorithms in the plane,
Cambridge University Press, 2007.
Data Structures and Algorithms: Volumes I
and III by Kurt Mehlhorn, Springer-Verlag.
Ketan Mulmuley, Computational Geometry: An Introduction
through Randomized Algorithms.
Motwani and Raghavan, Randomized Algorithms.
K. Mehlhorn and S. Naher, LEDA: A Platform for
Combinatorial and Geometric Computing, Cambridge, UK, Cambridge University Press, 1999.
Mark de Berg, Otfried Schwarzkopf, Marc van Kreveld and Mark Overmars, Computational Geometry: Algorithms and Applications, Springer.
Joseph O' Rourke, Computational Geometry in C, Cambridge University Press.
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CS60064 COMPUTATIONAL GEOMETRY	L-T-P: 3-0-0,
Credits: 3
Convex hulls: construction in 2d and 3d, lower bounds; Triangulations: polygon triangulations, representations, point-set triangulations, planar graphs; Voronoi diagrams: construction and applications, variants; Delaunay triangulations: divide-and-conquer, flip and incremental algorithms, duality of Voronoi diagrams, min-max angle properties; Geometric searching: point location, fractional cascading, linear programming with prune and search, finger trees, concatenable queues, segment trees, interval trees; Visibility: algorithms for weak and strong visibility, visibility with reflections, art-gallery problems; Arrangements of lines: arrangements of hyperplanes, zone theorems, many-faces complexity and algorithms; Combinatorial geometry: Ham-sandwich cuts, Helly's theorems, k-sets, polytopes and hierarchies, polytopes and linear programming in d-dimensions, complexity of the union of convex sets, simply connected sets and visible regions; Sweep techniques: plane sweep for segment intersections, Fortune's sweep for Voronoi diagrams, topological sweep for line arrangements; Randomization in computational geometry: algorithms, techniques for counting; Robust geometric computing; Applications of computational geometry.
References
1. Mark de Berg, Otfried Schwarzkopf, Marc van Kreveld and Mark Overmars, Computational Geometry: Algorithms and Applications, Springer.
2. FP Preparata and Michael I. Shamos, Computational Geometry: An Introduction, Springer.
3. Joseph O' Rourke, Computational Geometry in C, Cambridge University Press


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Wednesday, 11 March 2009 11:35The dichotomy of how many Americans view science was brought home to me rather vividly the other day in two television shows on the same evening. A Nova program on PBS called The Four Winged Dinosaur was a fascinating look at how science works. It was a documentary about the investigation of flightless birds, in particular the archaeopteryx. That same evening, on the NRB Network, there was a Creation Ministries International program on Dinosaurs and the Bible. 12345 Read more... Add new comment Hits: 2463
Manipulative Techniques the Watchtower Uses to Control its Members
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Thursday, 20 May 2010 12:12 1. IsolationThere is a large amount of intentional and incidental isolation that happens when you are a JW.The advice that bad associations spoil useful gifts is one that is repeated continually.Now, the difficult part is that each and every Jehovah's Witness is brought up in a slightly different way. There is a certain amount of personal interpretation allowed, and there are also cultural differences between different countries.I can only speak for my own experience, and those of the people I knew personally. I grew up in a small town in Australia, and in my early years I doubt I mixed with barely any non-Jehovah’s Witness children, and when I was at school the time I was not at school I primarily spent time with other Jehovah’s Witness children. My Jehovah's Witness friends at the time are some of the most amazing and genuine people I have ever met. 12345 Read more... Comments (4) Hits: 1257
What Is 'Evil'?
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Sunday, 26 February 2012 21:28 Over the past week I have talked to various people about events in my family. The word “evil” keeps getting thrown around to describe my mother. I am always surprised by it. I don’t generally think of people in terms of their actions being evil. So it never occurred to me that maybe my mother’s actions, or inactions, were evil.Generally when I am faced with a question I turn to the books. I do research. So my research this week involved the nature of evil. What it evil? How would I recognize it when and if I saw it? So my first stop is to get the definition of evil. 12345 Read more... Add new comment Hits: 8
Ridiculous Beliefs Jehovah’s Witnesses Take for Granted
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Thursday, 08 July 2010 18:31 Many of the things written about the JW religion are to expose the flaws in the organization policy. It doesn’t take much digging to uncover a large amount of lies, hypocrisy, ridiculous former beliefs, sweeping things under the carpet, arrogance, and a North Korea approach to running the religion, and playing some pretty serious hardball with anyone who doesn’t play by the rules.Plus a corporate culture where you are rewarded for being obedient, loyal and not shaking up the status quo. Like a sales organization where you are selling a faulty product, initially members seem to buy into the idea, sell it passionately, but after a while you begin to see the flaws in it, and ultimately realize that you have a dud. 12345 Read more... Comments (6) Hits: 2790
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Thursday, 29 January 2009 16:12In 1998, I completely severed my association with Jehovah's Witnesses. However, it wasn't until 2004 that I heard the details from my mother, two years before her death at age 91, of how the Watch Tower organization’s teachings significantly altered her Polish Catholic father's life-course causing him to end up an excommunicated Catholic in Poland although he never became a Watch Tower follower. 12345 Read more... Comments (1) Hits: 2681
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Saturday, 31 January 2009 11:01The April 15, 2009 Watchtower, according to sources I trust, contains the following lines with regard to what Jehovah’s Witnesses (JWs) refer to as apostates, that is, any former Witness who now speaks openly questioning the Watchtower Society (WTS), the Bible or the Witnesses:"Modern day apostates display characteristics similar to those of the Devil. Their mind may be poisoned by a critical attitude towards individuals in the congregations, Christian elders or the Governing Body. Some apostates oppose the use of the divine name, Jehovah. They are not interested in learning about Jehovah, or in serving him. Like their father, Satan, apostates target people of integrity." Watchtower, April 15, 2009
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Steve Goddard's History Wire: Book Alert / The Infernal Machine -- A History of Terrorism
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The Infernal Machine -- A History of Terrorism from the Assassination of Tsar Alexander II to Al-Qaeda, The New Press '07, $26.95, 410 pages, ISBN #978-1-59558-179-2. Index, selected bibliography, notes, unillustrated.
Conventional wisdom has it that international terrorism is biggest enemy of peace today. But when attempting to define terrorism, forget the stereotype of a masked bomber. In Lebanon, for instance, Hezbollah is a recognized political party whose members have been elected to the Lebanese Parliament in a free and open election, yet such world powers as the United States and Britain label it as a terrorist organization.
Carr, a British journalist and broadcaster, ranges back in time to the 1880s to profile the history of terrorism. Included in this narrative sweep are the attack by Russian revolutionaries upon Tsar Alexander II in St. Petersburg, the African vengeance of the Mau Maus, the Palestine Liberation Organization, Basque separatists and Ireland's IRA.
Rather than merely hanging labels around the necks of one's political enemies,  Carr believes it's more useful to examine the root causes of terrorism. "The present eruption of Islamist violence is perhaps a symptom of an imbalance of power," he says, "and the consequence of decades of manipulation, deceit and hypocrisy in Western foreign policy towards the Arab world." This is a work unlikely to show up on George W. Bush's reading list.
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New Report Details Levels of Economic Insecurity and Job Quality in the States in the First Half the 2000sNew Approach Improves on Problems with Poverty LineFor Immediate Release: May 20, 2008Contact: Alan Barber, 202-293-5380 x115Washington, dc—The federal poverty line does a poor job of measuring economic insecurity in the United States according to a new report from the Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR). In the typical state, 22 percent of people in working families suffer from economic hardship because their earnings and income from other sources, including public work supports and other public benefits, fall below the basic needs budget standard for where they live. By comparison, only 12.6 percent of Americans live below the federal poverty line.The report, “Working Families and Economic Insecurity in the States: The Role of Job Quality and Work Supports,” synthesizes previous CEPR research using a new approach for measuring economic insecurity that addresses the major limitations of the poverty line and analyzes the state of economically insecure families across 45 states and the District of Columbia. To determine how much income a working family needs to "make ends meet", the authors of the report use basic family budgets that take into account the actual costs of goods and services needed to have a decent standard of living, as well as the variations in these costs, depending on where one lives.The researchers also examined the role of public work supports- programs such as child care assistance, the Earned Income Tax Credit, food stamps, health insurance provided through Medicaid and the State Children's Health Insurance Program, housing assistance, and income supplements provided through Temporary Assistance- in helping families achieve economic security.“When measuring poverty, the government and most researchers do not take into account most public work supports,” said report co-author Rebecca Ray. “By contrast, when we determine whether a family is able to make ends meet, we take into account the value of all of these benefits.”The report also shows that most economically insecure workers have jobs that pay low wages and provide few or no benefits or “bad Jobs”. Only a minority of jobs nation-wide are “good jobs”, in other words, ones that pay at least $17 an hour and provide health and retirement benefits.“Public work supports play an important and largely unheralded role in promoting economic security and opportunity for working families,” said Shawn Fremstad, co-author of the report and Director of Bridging the Gaps, a CEPR initiative.  “In the typical state, work supports close more than half of the hardship gap—the gap between a working family’s income and the basic family budget for where they live”.The authors of the study point out, however, that substantial numbers of workers in low-paid jobs receive only modest or no help from work support programs.According to the report, which uses data from the 2001-2003 Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP)
and the basic family budgets
developed by the Economic Policy Institute, the monthly income of the typical economically insecure family varies from $12,775 a year in Arkansas to $25,047 a year in New Hampshire. The findings of the report also point to a correlation between the number of good or bad jobs and economic security on a state-by-state basis.  The full report can be found here (PDF).###The Center for Economic and Policy Research is an independent, nonpartisan think tank that was established to promote democratic debate on the most important economic and social issues that affect people's lives. CEPR's Advisory Board of Economists includes Nobel Laureate economists Robert Solow and Joseph Stiglitz; Richard Freeman, Professor of Economics at Harvard University; and Eileen Appelbaum, Professor and Director of the Center for Women and Work at Rutgers University


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Natural
Health, Natural Healing: a selected
bibliography
Booklists
for Adults
This
bibliography is intended to offer a broad
perspective on natural health
issues. The advice given in these books should be
treated as educational in
nature and should not be used for the purpose of
self-diagnosis or self-
treatment. It is recommended that you check with
your physician if you think
that you have a medical problem or wish to begin a
natural health care program.
Bricklin,
Mark and Maggie Spilner. PREVENTION'S PRACTICAL
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF WALKING FOR HEALTH: FROM AGE
REVERSAL TO WEIGHT LOSS, THE MOST COMPLETE GUIDE
EVER WRITTEN.
RA781.65.B75 1992
Comprehensive guide to the world of walking. Covers
the health benefits
associated with this easy, safe, and inexpensive
exercise and suggests ways to
get involved in group walking activities and
competitive events such as
orienteering and race walking. Includes one-year
training programs for the
beginner and the advanced walker.
Calbom,
Cherie. JUICING FOR LIFE: A GUIDE TO THE HEALTH
BENEFITS OF FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLE JUICING.
RA784.C23 1992
Written by two experienced nutritionists, this
relates juices to over 75
health problems. Includes numerous menus and ten
comprehensive menu plans.
Castleman,
Michael. THE HEALING HERBS: THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO
THE CURATIVE POWER OF NATURE'S MEDICINES.
RM666.H33 C39 1991
A thorough, well-organized, and readable herbal.
Looks at the history, lore,
and medicinal properties of over 100 well-known
herbs from alfalfa to yarrow.
Includes recipes for various herbal preparations.
Extensive bibliography.
Chopra,
Deepak. PERFECT HEALTH: THE COMPLETE MIND/BODY
GUIDE.
R605.P47 1990X
Using the principles of Ayurveda, a 5000-year-old
Indian system of mind/body
medicine, Dr. Chopra develops individually tailored
diet, exercise, and
stress-reduction programs designed to restore the
body to a state of "perfect
health."
Cummings,
Stephen, FNP EVERYBODY'S GUIDE TO HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINES.
RX76.C94 1991
Presents clear information about the principles of
homeopathic treatment.
Advice on professional medical care for each
condition, an index, a glossary,
and a listing of homeopathic organizations are
provided.
Foster,
Steven. A FIELD GUIDE TO MEDICINAL PLANTS: EASTERN
AND CENTRAL NORTH AMERICA.
QK99.U6 F68 1990
Part of the Peterson field guide series. Contains
descriptions of nearly 500
medicinal plants with detailed line drawings and
200 color photos. Discusses
the historical and present-day use of each plant.
Toxicity warnings are
included where necessary.
Gach,
Michael Reed. ACUPRESSURE'S POTENT POINTS: A GUIDE
TO SELF-CARE FOR COMMON AILMENTS.
RM723.A27 G33 1990
For those shy about acupuncture, this similar
method, shown in easy steps,
uses finger pressure instead of needles on
different areas of the body to
relieve both physical and emotional stress-related
problems.
Goodman,
Saul. THE BOOK OF SHIATSU: [THE HEALING ART OF
FINGER PRESSURE].
RM723.A27 G66 1990X
Shiatsu massage, a natural healing tool, is
detailed with valuable photos and
illustrations. This book can be easily read and put
into practice by the
layperson.
Hausman,
Patricia. THE HEALING FOODS: THE ULTIMATE AUTHORITY
ON THE CURATIVE POWER OF NUTRITION.
RM217.H297 1989
Explores food as a positive force for the
maintenance of health and as a
weapon against disease. Provides nutritonal
profiles of 76 basic foods and
contains nutritional strategies for the prevention
and treatment of 34 common
health problems. Includes recipes and some
seven-day menu plans.
THE
HEALING FOODS COOKBOOK: 400 DELICIOUS RECIPES WITH
CURATIVE POWER.
RM219.H39 1992
Easy-to-understand low-fat, low-salt, low-calorie
recipes plus menus for
medical conditions are included. An index of food
used is available.
Jarvis,
DeForest Clinton. FOLK MEDICINE: A VERMONT DOCTOR'S
GUIDE TO GOOD HEALTH.
R341.J3
Interesting observation and explanation about his
home-state folk medicine by
a doctor who was born and practiced in Vermont.
Uses of honey and apple cider
are much mentioned.
Leyel,
Mrs. C.F. HERBAL DELIGHTS: TISANES, SYRUPS,
CONFECTIONS, ELECTUARIES, ROBS, JULEPS, VINEGARS
AND CONSERVES.
TX406.L46 1987X
A charming presentation of herbs for food and
decoration. Poetic and
folkloric quotations are sometimes mentioned with
the herb. Indexes of
familiar names in English, French, German, and
Italian are included.
Lu,
Henry C. LEGENDARY CHINESE HEALING HERBS.
RM666.H33 L76 1991
A clear display of ancient Chinese herbal healing
techniques. Pictures,
scientific and familiar names, medical properties,
and dosages of over 100
herbs are provided.
Moyers,
Bill. HEALING AND THE MIND.
R726.5.M69 1993
In this companion book to his public television
series, Moyers talks to
scientists, healthcare professionals, and patients
about the connection between
physical health and a person's emotions and thought
processes.
Naeser,
Margaret A. OUTLINE GUIDE TO CHINESE HERBAL PATENT
MEDICINES IN PILL FORM: WITH SAMPLE PICTURES OF THE
BOXES.
RM666.H33 N34 1990X
Over 175 Chinese herbal patent medicines in pill
form are explained with
historical information. Includes an index.
Olsen,
Kristin Gottschalk. THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ALTERNATIVE
HEALTH CARE.
R733.O47 1990
A comprehensive guide to new healing choices from
acupressure to yoga. Each
chapter deals with an alternative healing method. A
list about related books
and organizations is provided.
Peavy,
William and Warren Peary. SUPER NUTRITION
GARDENING: HOW TO GROW YOUR OWN POWERCHARGED
FOOD.
SB324.3.P42 1993X
An excellent book for both gardening and nutrition.
The chapter about seeds
sprouting is particularly interesting. List of
suppliers and prices and an
index are available.
Polunin,
Miriam. THE NATURAL PHARMACY.
RZ433.P65 1992
An illustrated, well explained, and indexed guide
to 230 medicinal
ingredients from rocks and minerals to herbs and
shells. Also provided is a
history of natural pharmacy from different
countries.
Stein,
Diane. THE NATRUAL REMEDY BOOK FOR WOMEN.
RA778.S7968 1992
Holistic health-care guide which focuses on women's
health issues. Examines
over 50 common health problems and offers a range
of solutions derived from 10
natural healing systems including herbs,
acupressure, homeopathy/cell salts,
and naturopathy.
Theiss,
Barbara and Peter Theiss. THE FAMILY HERBAL.
RM666.H33 T45 1989
This book gives practical applications of 40 herbs
useful for healing. Color
plates for plant identification and indexes are
included.
Tierra,
Michael. PLANETARY HERBOLOGY: AN INTEGRATION OF
WESTERN HERBS INTO THE TRADITIONAL CHINESE AND
AYURVEDIC SYSTEMS.
RM666.H33 T52 1988
Over 400 medicinal herbs available in the West are
classified under their
medical application. Useful cross references and
indexes are available for the
students of Eastern herbal medicine.
TRAINING
THE BODY TO CURE ITSELF: HOW TO EXERCISE TO HEAL.
Edited by Alice Feinstein.
RM725.T73 1992
Do you need to fight the pain of arthritis? Raise
your HDL level? Break a
creativity block? Exercise! Here is the way to
combat over 50 common health
problems. In addition, this book explores 25
exercise therapies including
gardening, playing a musical instrument, and stair
climbing, explaining the
health benefits associated with each activity.
Vishnu


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Shelley PiaseckaSenior Lecturer
Drama and Theatre Studies
I joined the faculty of Arts and Media in 2011 as a full-time member of Drama and Theatre Studies. Prior to this, I was a senior lecturer at Staffordshire University. I am also an experienced performer in contemporary theatre and combine my teaching with professional practice.
Qualifications
I graduated from MMU (Cheshire) in 2005 with a MA (by Research). I am in the final stages of PhD study, exploring performance pedagogy in the Primary School Curriculum.
Overview My Teaching expertise lies in the interpretation and direction of devised and scripted play texts, interdisciplinary performance practice, Live Art, Post Modern Performance Theory, Theatre Semiotics and play text analysis. For many years I have taken students on residential visits to New York City and performance festivals in the United Kingdom and Europe. I have a research interest in performance theatre, educational drama and performance ethnography.
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In addition to teaching and research supervision I have directed and curated a number of undergraduate productions. Past work includes:
Ghost Sonata, Strindberg, 2004, Staffordshire
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Letter 17, Devised performance, 2004, Staffordshire
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Live Art showcase, 2005, Staffordshire
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Live Art showcase, 2006, Staffordshire
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Antigone, Anouilh, 2007, Staffordshire
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Live Art showcase, 2008, Staffordshire
University
The Last Days of Don Juan, Nick Dear, 2009, Staffordshire University
The Leopard – Site Specific Performance, 2009, Staffordshire
University
Live Art showcase, 2009, Staffordshire
University
The Navvy Way, Site Specific Promenade Performance, 2010, Staffordshire University
The Visit, Dürrenmatt, 2010, Staffordshire University
Live Art showcase, 2010, Staffordshire University
Second to the left and straight on till morning, Site Specific performance, 2011, Staffordshire University
Roses and Morphine, Liz Tomlin, 2011, University of Chester
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Teacher’s TV, 2010, Maverick Television Company, directed by Andrew Fox, series title: School Dilemmas
Robin and the Pirate Letters, 2009, an early readers’ scheme for primary school children.
Heroes and Villains, 2008, a performance project to facilitate the development of socially driven skills for under-privileged children in North Staffordshire.
Sounds, 2009, a performance project to support Key Stage 2 science.
Misguide to Park Road, 2007, – a live art performance with Year 6 children, drawing upon the site-specific work of Wrights and Sites.
The Rise of Robert, 2005, BET4 Artists, Arts Council funded UK Tour.
Secondsands, 2000-2002, BET 4 Performance, UK and European tour. Venues include: The National Review of Live Art, 2001, The Green Room, 2000, Wirksworth Arts Festival, 2000.
Kontakt, La Revolution Francais, I Will You, 2000, 3rd International Festival of Experimental & Performance Art, Manege, St Petersburg Russia. Collaborative project with Simon Piasecki and Glyn Davies Marshall.
Insideoutsidein, 1998, BET4 Performance. Toured across the UK and Western Europe.  Venues include: The Confluence and Municipal galleries, Paris; Turtle Key Arts Centre, London.
Womberang, (Audrey), 1998, The Baggage Factory,
UK Tour.
Shakers Re-Stirred (Carol), 1997,  The Baggage Factory, UK Tour
Cinderella  (Cinderella ), 1997, Tin Box Theatre Company, commissioned for Weston Park, Shropshire.
Aladdin (Aladdin), 1996, Tin Box Theatre Company, commissioned for Weston Park, Shropshire.
O Teatra, 1999 Co-founder and director of childrens’ theatre workshop, Staffordshire.
The Terrace Theatre, 1992-1998, Artistic Director for community theatre workshops in South Staffordshire
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2009 Chair for Postgraduate Student Conference, MMU
2008 Politics and Pedagogy – conference paper presented at Masks: Law and Theatre Conference, the University of British
Columbia, Vancouver,
Canada
2007 Piasecka, M. “Creativity, Live Art and the Primary School Curriculum” in D. Watt and D.Meyer-Dinkgrafe (Ed) Theatres of Thought, Theatre, Performance and Philosophy, Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
2006 Live Art and the Primary Curriculum – invited speaker. Research paper presented to the Theatre and Philosophy research group at Aberystwyth University


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Clive White
Photo: Siggi BucherStefanie Voegele (SUI)
FRIBOURG, SWITZERLAND: And to think most observers thought that this tie would be predictable. It was anything but. The scoreline of 1-1 at the end of the first day’s play doesn’t tell half the story.
There may be a discrepancy of 1,433 places in the combined rankings of the Australian and Swiss teams, but the Fed Cup, as we all know, is a great leveller and the host nation came back to square the tie in a quite extraordinary second rubber.
Stefanie Voegele, leading Switzerland for the first time following the retirement of Patty Schnyder, and the higher ranked – by some 99 places – Jarmila Gajdosova went toe-to-toe like two old bare knuckle fighters with no quarter given.
The outcome was in doubt right until the end of its two hour 28-minute duration when the Australian, after saving seven match points, finally succumbed 60 67(8) 86.
Purists would have said it was far too hit-and-miss to be a classic and certainly it did seem as if neither player knew the meaning of the word “rally”, but it was incredibly exciting after the one-way traffic of the opening set and it had the Swiss fans hollering and cheering throughout the finale at the Fribourg Forum.
Roger Federer, Mardy Fish and company have it all to do next week to conjure something half as gripping in their Davis Cup tie here.
Australia remain the favourites but Christiane Jolissaint, the Swiss captain, expects the opposition to bring in Jelena Dokic for Gajdosova against Timea Bacsinszky on day two in the second of the reverse singles.
Five games into the opening rubber of her match against Samantha Stosur, Bacsinszky looked more like the one to be stood down.
Playing her first serious tennis since seriously injuring her foot in an off-court incident last April the young Swiss, understandably, looked out of her depth against the world No. 5 Stosur. But both she and her captain will have been encouraged by the way she eventually made a match of it before losing 62 75.
Bacsinszky lost the opening five games as her serve deserted her. Jolissaint could not understand why because she had served so well in practice, although credit to her for holding serve in the sixth game when she served three double faults.
She’s clearly a fighter, though, and despite surrendering the first set she then went on a run where she won five out of six games to take a three-love lead in the second set.
Although Stosur’s signature shot, the forehand drive volley, was working sweetly enough, the rest of her game has yet to return to the level of last year when she won the US Open. Nevertheless, she was still too good for Bacsinszky, even if the Swiss player’s ranking of No. 241 is clearly misleading.
Talking of rankings, David Taylor, the Australian captain, thought Voegele played way above her ranking of No. 138 in defeating Gajdosova. The two had never met before but there was nothing tentative about their approach to the match.
Partly because the clay court here is much quicker than most and partly because of Gajdosova’s hit-and-miss style the match turned into the tennis equivalent of a slugfest.
After losing the first set 60 there seemed no way back for the Australian but in an amazing about-turn she raced into a 5-1 lead in the second set. Both players ruthlessly punished their opponent’s second serve and even, on occasion, the first.
Then Voegele won the next four games and it was a brave man who could predict the outcome of this match. Even the second set tiebreak was full of twists and turns, Gajdosova taking a 4-0 lead before pegged back to 6-6. She eventually managed to win it 10-8.
The deciding set continued in the same fashion. It was impossible to predict a pattern other than that of an irregular one.
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Article ID: 328954 - Last Review: August 8, 2003 - Revision: 5.0MCSA/MCSE Self-Paced Training Kit Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Administration Second Edition Comments and CorrectionsView products that this article applies to.This article was previously published under Q328954On This PageSUMMARY
This article contains comments, corrections, and
information about known errors relating to the Microsoft Press book MCSA/MCSE
Self-Paced Training Kit Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure
Administration 2nd Edition, ISBN 0-7356-1772-4. The following topics
are covered:Multiple Pages: Spell-Out Of MTA Is IncorrectPage 50: 65,524 Should Be 65,534Page 51: 192 Should Be 1Page 52: Class C Should Be Class BPage 53: Correction To TipPage 53: Error In TipPage 57: Incorrect IP Address Page 99: Incorrect Statement About WinipcfgPage 119: Do Should Be Do NotPage 163: Corrections To Steps 5 and 9Page 201: Missing Text In Figure 6.5Pages 212 and 213: Corrections To Steps 9 And 10Page 279:
"SVR resource record" Should Be "SRV resource record"Page 290: "DHCP console" Should Be "DNS console"Page 295: NSDNAME Should Be DNSNAMEPage 304: IFXR Should Be IXFRPage 351: DHCP Should Be WINSPage 370: Incorrect Step ReferencesPage 373: TCP Should Be UDPPage 407: IP Should Be ICMPPage 412: 129-Kbps Should be 128-KbpsPage 444: Correction To Remote Access Policy
EvaluationPage 468: 207 Should Be 206Page 500: "Authorized" Should Be "Unauthorized"Page 515: Incorrect Spell-Out Of MMC ConsolePage 518: Incorrect Explanation Of Figure 13.12Page 656: Incorrect Answers To Question
70-216.04.01.002Page 699: Correction To Question 70-216.05.01.003's
AnswersMORE INFORMATION
Multiple Pages: Spell-Out Of MTA Is IncorrectOn multiple pages, the spell out of MTA is
incorrect.Change all instances of:"maximum transfer
unit"To:"maximum transmission unit"Page 50: 65,524 Should Be 65,534 On page 50, in Table 2.2, the Number of Hosts for Class B should
be 65,534, not 65,524.Page 51: 192 Should Be 1 On page 51, in the paragraph above "Private Network
Addresses", Change: "or 192 to 254" To: "or 1 to
254"Page 52: Class C Should Be Class B On page 52, in the second paragraph, change: "if you
take a standard Class C network address such as 172.16.0.0," To:
"if you take a standard Class B network address such as 172.16.0.0,"Page 53: Correction To TipOn page 53, in the the Tip paragraph,Remove:"However, when taking the MCSE exam, no such calculator is available, so you better know how to do it by hand."Page 53: Error In Tip On page 53, in the Tip, the equation near the bottom of the page
is represented incorrectly.
Change: "128 +64 +32 +16 +8 +4 +2
+1 =240" To: "128 +64 +32 +16 +0 +0 +0 +0 =240"Page 57: Incorrect IP Address On page 57, in the next to the last paragraph, in the final
sentence,
Change: "Once again, you omit 172.21.8.0 and 172.21
15.255, because these have..." To: "Once again, you omit
172.21.8.0 and 172.21.15.255, because these have..."Page 99: Incorrect Statement About Winipcfg On page 99, in the last paragraph, remove the following
phrase: "(which you must do by finding the file in the \Windows
directory and executing it, as there is no shortcut on the Start menu)"Page 119: Do Should Be Do NotOn page 119, in the third paragraph,
Change:
"However, Windows CSNW and GSNW do work with TCP/IP"
To:
"However, Windows CSNW and GSNW do not work with TCP/IP"Page 163: Corrections To Steps 5 and 9On page 163, in step 5,Change:"step 8"To:"step 7"In step 9,Change:"003 DNS Servers"To:"006 DNS Servers"Page 201: Missing Text In Figure 6.5 In the three (shaded) boxes on the right side of this figure,
there is missing text.
In the top box, Change:
"IP
transmits the datagram to the designated gateway"
To: "IP
transmits the datagram to the designated gateway for the host address"
In the middle box,
Change:
"IP transmits the
datagram to the designated gateway for"
To:
"IP transmits the
datagram to the designated gateway for the network address"
Change:"IP locates a host address entry matching the Destination
IP"To:"IP locates a host address entry matching the Destination
IP address"In the bottom box,
Change:
"IP
transmits the datagram to the default gateway"
To:
"IP
transmits the datagram to the default gateway address"
Change:"IP locates a network address entry matching the
Destination IP"To:"IP locates a network address entry matching
the Destination IP address"Pages 212 and 213: Corrections To Steps 9 And 10 On page 213, Change: "10. Type the telephone
number of the remote access server or router on the re-mote network in the
Phone Number Or Address box and click Next to proceed to the Protocols And
Security page (see Figure 6.15). If more than one communications
device is available on the computer, a Select A Device page appears, enabling
you to choose one." To: "10. Type the telephone number of the
remote access server or router on the re-mote network in the Phone Number Or
Address box and click Next to proceed to the Protocols And Security page (see
Figure 6.15)." And on page 212, in step 9, Change: "9.
Click the Connect Using A Modem, ISDN Adapter, Or Other Physical Device option
button and click Next to proceed to the Phone Number page (see Figure
6.14). Click Connect Using Virtual Private Networking to configure a
virtual private network (VPN) link to the remote network, using either the
Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP) or the Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol
(L2TP). For information on VPN's, see Chapter 11, 'Using the Remote Access Service'." To: "9. Click the Connect Using A Modem, ISDN
Adapter, Or Other Physical Device option button and click Next to proceed to
the Phone Number page (see Figure 6.14). If more than one
communications device is available on the computer, a Select A Device page
appears, enabling you to choose one. Click Connect Using Virtual
Private Networking to configure a virtual private network (VPN) link to the
remote network, using either the Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP) or
the Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP). For information on VPN's, see Chapter 11,
'Using the Remote Access Service.'Page 279:
"SVR resource record" Should Be "SRV resource record"On page 279, in the third bullet,Change:"SVR resource record"To:"SRV resource record"
Page 290: "DHCP console" Should Be "DNS console"On page 290, in step 1,Change:"DHCP console"To:"DNS console"Page 295: NSDNAME Should Be DNSNAME On page 295, in the section Name Server (NS) in the middle of
that page,
Change: "The RDATA field for this resource record
consists of a single NSDNAME subfield containing the name of a DNS name
server." To: "The RDATA field for this resource record consists
of a single DNSNAME subfield containing the name of a DNS name server."Page 304: IFXR Should Be IXFR On page 304, in the first paragraph,Change:"IFXR
enables the secondary..."To:"IXFR enables the secondary..."Page 351: DHCP Should Be WINS On the top of page 351, Change: "5. Restart the
DHCP Server service by typing net start wins at the command prompt."
To: "5. Restart the WINS Server service by typing net start wins at the
command prompt."Page 370: Incorrect Step References On page 370, in steps 10 and 11, the wrong steps are
referenced. Change: "10. Repeat steps 8 through 10 to add TCP
port numbers to the filter. 11. To create a packet filter based on
UDP port numbers, click the Permit Only option button to activate the UDP Ports
list and repeat steps 8 through 11."
To: "10. Repeat steps 8
and 9 to add TCP port numbers to the filter. 11. To create a packet
filter based on UDP port numbers, click the Permit Only option button to
activate the UDP Ports list and repeat steps 8 and 9."Page 373: TCP Should Be UDP On page 373, in the last bullet,Change:"Select this option to filter TCP traffic..."To:"Select this option to filter UDP traffic..."Page 407: IP Should Be ICMP On page 407, in step 9,Change:"...click ALL IP
Traffic"To:"...click ALL ICMP Traffic"Page 412: 129-Kbps Should be 128-Kbps On page 412, in the first paragraph,Change:"It is
possible to combine the two B channels into one 129-Kbps data
pipe"To:"It is possible to combine the two B channels into one
128-Kbps data pipe"Page 444:
Correction To Remote Access Policy Evaluation On page 444, in the first paragraph,Remove:"A
connection must be passed by all the listed policies in order to granted access
to the server" Page 468: 207 Should Be 206 On page 468, in the second paragraph,Change:"the NAT server can map all the private IP addresses on the network 192.168.0.0 to the public IP address 207.73.118.54."To:"the NAT server can map all the private IP addresses on the network 192.168.0.0 to the public IP address 206.73.118.54."Page 500: "Authorized" Should Be "Unauthorized" In the last paragraph on page 500,Change:"stolen
by an authorized person,"To:"stolen by an unauthorized
person,"Page 515: Incorrect Spell-Out Of MMC Console On page 515, in the paragraph right after the bullet points at
the top of the page,Change:"As with most Microsoft Certificate
Services (MMC) consoles,"To:"As with most Microsoft Management Console (MMC) consoles,"Page 518: Incorrect Explanation Of Figure 13.12 In the first paragraph on page 518,Change:"where
you elected to store the certificate database and the certificate database
log."To:"where you elected to store the certificate database and
the request log."Page 656:
Incorrect Answers To Question 70-216.04.01.002 On page 656, under question 70-216.04.01.002, the answers should
be A and B, not A.Change:"Correct Answers: A...B.
Incorrect: The correct option to set is Obtain An IP Address Automatically.
When selected, this causes a DNS server to be assigned along with the other
required TCP/IP values."To:"Correct Answers: A and
B...B. Correct: When you select the Obtain DNS Server Address
Automatically option, the Windows client computers use DNS configuration
information provided by the DHCP server." Page 699:
Correction To Question 70-216.05.01.003's Answers On page 699, under question 70-216.05.01.003, the correct answer
is none, instead of A and B.Change:"Correct Answers: A and
BA. Correct: Manually add the name and IP addresses of non-WINS computers
to the WINS database of static maps.B. Correct: As an alternative to
manually entering each non-WINS client, you can import the static map values
from an LMHOSTS file. Ultimately, because the non-WINS client cannot register
their information in the WINS database, you need to add this information as a
static map."To:"Correct Answers: NoneA. Incorrect: Adding
static mappings in WINS database enables WINS clients to resolve NetBIOS names
of the non-WINS clients, but it does not resolve the issue of the non-WINS
clients not able to communicate with the WINS server.B. Incorrect: Adding
static mappings in the LMHOST file enables WINS clients to resolve NetBIOS
names of the non-WINS clients, but it does not resolve the issue of the
non-WINS clients not able to communicate with the WINS server." Microsoft Press


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From a hotel ballroom to an outdoor ampitheater - find the perfect location for your event. Contact the facilities listed here to host your event whether its a wedding reception or a bar mitzvah.
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The Barn at Redgate |
| Somerset, KY
Whether planning a wedding, reception, Christmas party, specialty party, reunion or corporate event/mtg, the Barn at Redgate can accommodate your needs. Please call 606-224-2800 for information and reservations.
Dogtown LLC |
Lexington, KY
Located in downtown Lexington, KY. We have plenty of indoor space including a basketball court. We also have over 5000 sq ft of outdoor, fenced-in area.
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Denise Bibro Fine Art |
| New York, NY
A Chelsea art gallery with 2 separate spaces and a total of 4000 square feet. Mingle among original works of art--A unique and intimate venue for your next event.
Lakeside Reflections |
| Jeffersonville, IN
Lakeside Reflections is a full service banquet facility that specializes in upscale wedding ceremonies and receptions at affordable prices. You can take a virtual tour at www.lakesidereflections.com or call 812-282-5425
Cedar Ridge |
| Seymour, IN
For Your Outdoor Celebrations - A beautiful outdoor event facility nestled in the rolling hills of northern Jackson County Indiana, available to host your wedding ceremony, reception, reunion, business outing, or other special outdoor event.812-497-3518
Dublin USA Music & Motors |
| Dublin, GA
Designing, Promoting, & Producing televised celebrity fundraisers since 1989 worldwide. Dublin USA multipurpose venue for special event use. Raising money for charities.
Trapeze School New York |
New York, NY
Trapeze School New York produces distinctive, year-round parties and events in our stunning Manhattan location. Flying trapeze plus a variety of other fun, unique activities will ensure an experience your group will never forget.
The Pick Inn |
Gallatin, TN
Private hilltop setting overlooking a lake. Log home with dressing areas. Park-like grounds with big pavilion. Tables & chairs for 100 @ no extra cost. Ample parking. It's a little closer to heaven at the Pick Inn! Visit jimandjesse.com & click Pick Inn!
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The Barn at Redgate |
| Somerset, KY
Whether planning a wedding, reception, Christmas party, specialty party, reunion or corporate event/mtg, the Barn at Redgate can accommodate your needs. Please call 606-224-2800 for information and reservations.
For Grace Photography |
| Berea, KY
Reasonable Outstanding Portraiture for HALF the price of everyone else. Let me capture those moments you'll never want to forget at a price you can afford. www.forgracephotography.net
Manis Productions |
Elizabethtown, KY
High Quality Wedding Videos, Picture Videos, DVD Duplication, Website Development, 8mm Transfer and More. Serving Louisville, Elizabethtown, Lexington, Bowling Green, and all of Central Kentucky.
CHRIS HALEY |
| Paris, KY
OASIS TENTS & EVENT RENTALS OFFERS A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TENTS, TABLES, CHAIRS, LINENS, LIGHTING, STAGING, WEDDING SUPPLIES, CATERING EQUIPMENT, PROPS, THEME / HOLIDAY DECOR, SIGNS AND BANNERS.
The Retro Cruisers band |
| Owensboro, KY
Remember when there were REAL guitar heroes and arena anthems? The days before rap, hip-hop, MTV, and goth? Now you can relive those days!
Join The Retro Cruisers on a musical journey to Boston, Memphis, Detroit, England, & LA