Sunday, December 30, 2012
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Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Yes Dear Readers Fruitcake Has A History by Kevin Dayhoff
Yes, Dear Readers, Fruitcake Has A History
December 26, 2012 Kevin E. Dayhoff http://www.thetentacle.com/ShowArticle.cfm?mydocid=5537
Labels: Annual
Christmas, Annual
Christmas Food, Food, Food
Fruitcake
The holidays are upon us and I can only be sure that many thoughts
have turned to getting together with family and friends – and of course, the
wonders of fruitcake.
Yes, fruitcake. Yeah! I know it is a rather heavy subject
for the Christmas season, but fools rush in where angels fear to tread. I’ve
been called many things over the years, but “Angel” is not one of them, so here
goes.
Seems nothing stirs the passions of many like the subject of
food. I’m still nursing the bruising I took several years ago when I commented
on the virtues of squash: “As much as I like vegetables, one food that does not
exist on the Dayhoff's Nutrition Pyramid (DNP) is squash. God created the
squash as a joke. The word "squash" is Native-American for "mud
disguised as plant."
Moving along; your intrepid writer here has observed that
first among equals on the holiday food passion meter seems to be the topic of
fruitcake. After all, nothing warms the cockles of one’s heart like fruitcake
on a cold Central Maryland night. I have been
told that fruitcake burns – forever – in the fireplace at a rather high
temperature; and it adds a brilliant display of holiday colors to the flames.
The subject of fruitcake arrived when I was recently asked
as to what was my favorite food during the holidays. To which I answered,
“Yes!!!”
Fruitcake has gotten a bad rap over the years. That’s
probably because people haven’t had homemade dark fruitcake with icing – a
Southern tradition.
According to various learned commentaries on the virtues of
fruitcake, the concoction of chopped candied fruit, nuts, and spices – and
plenty of alcohol – was quite popular at Victorian teas in 19th century England , where
many know it as “Christmas Cake.”
Another variation of fruitcake – or “fruit bread,” …http://www.thetentacle.com/ShowArticle.cfm?mydocid=5537
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What to Do with Leftover Fruitcake by Pam Grout December
13, 2011 Holiday desserts sail over Manitou Springs, Colo. http://americanprofile.com/articles/fruitcake-toss-manitou-springs-colorado/
Wearing military-style fatigues and an aviator cap, Jerry
Pokorny, 64, stuffs a frozen fruitcake into a long, slim tube attached to an
exercise bike. He checks printed satellite maps, twists the valve on a
10-gallon tank of compressed air and–kaboom!–the fruitcake sails across the high
school football field in Manitou Springs , Colo. (pop. 4,992), past the goalposts and into the
distance toward Pikes Peak .
Calling himself "a retired engineer with too much time
on his hands," Pokorny built his wacky "Fruitcake of Mass
Destruction" out of parts from a junkyard to join 75 contestants in the
2011 Manitou Springs Great Fruitcake Toss. The annual event celebrates the
world's most reviled and underappreciated holiday dessert by challenging
contestants to toss, hurl and fling fruitcakes through the air, occasionally
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Eagle Archive: Where were you when Twinkie the Kid and Captain Cupcake died?
Eagle Archive: Where were you when Twinkie the Kid and Captain Cupcake died?
Eagle Archive: Where were you when Twinkie the Kid and Captain Cupcake died? By Kevin E. Dayhoff Dec 8, 2012 http://tinyurl.com/bqf5tfo
The Hostess Brands website did not mince words, "Hostess Brands is Closed. We are sorry to announce that Hostess Brands, Inc. has been forced by a Bakers Union strike to shut down all operations and sell all company assets.
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Eagle Archive: Where were you when Twinkie the Kid and Captain Cupcake died? By Kevin E. Dayhoff Dec 8, 2012 http://tinyurl.com/bqf5tfo
November 21, 2012, was a sad day.
As many were looking forward to sharing Thanksgiving dinner with friends and family; Hostess Brands, the makers of Twinkies, Wonder Bread, Ding Dongs and many other culinary delights high in the food pyramid, announced it was closing its 85-year old business.
The Hostess Brands website did not mince words, "Hostess Brands is Closed. We are sorry to announce that Hostess Brands, Inc. has been forced by a Bakers Union strike to shut down all operations and sell all company assets."Thank you for all of your loyalty and support over the years. …The wind down means the closure of 33 bakeries, 565 distribution centers, approximately 5,500 delivery routes, 570 bakery outlet stores and the loss of 18,500 jobs."
If such treats as Suzy Q's, Dolly Madison Zingers and HoHos are not a critical part of your childhood, then certainly you remember the holy trinity of spokespersons for Hostess: Captain Cupcake, Fruit Pie the Magician and Twinkie the Kid.
Certainly many of the 30 Hostess products are a strong childhood memory for many Carroll Countians. As soon as the news that an expiration date had finally been determined for the Twinkies family, the Eagle Archives crisis lines lit-up with inquiries as whether or not it was true that Dolly Madison and Twinkie the Kid were no longer with us… http://www.baltimoresun.com/explore/carroll/news/community/ph-ce-eagle-archive-1209-20121208,0,344660.story
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Monday, December 10, 2012
Dayhoff, Yarish, and Seabolt exhibit art at Grace Lutheran Church gallery in Westminster, MD
Dayhoff, Yarish, and Seabolt exhibit art at Grace Lutheran
Church gallery in Westminster, MD
November 2, 2012 / December 9, 2012
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Grace Lutheran
Off Track Art co-op members Kevin Dayhoff and Carolyn
Seabolt are now also showing at a Group show at the Grace Gallery in Grace
Evangelical Lutheran Church along with Susan Smith – friend of Grace member
from Frederick, MD; Sam Gunby; Gail Albert – friend of Grace member from Mt
Airy, MD; and Donna Yarish
The show is expected to continue into the winter months…
For more information about the show contact the gallery
curator:
Donna@donnasworldofcolor.com
www.donnasworldofcolor.com
Direct: 410-925-4537
Studio: 410-848-0444
Fax: 866-857-4799
Or contact the church at: Grace Lutheran Church, 21 Carroll
Street, Westminster, MD 21157 Pastor Kevin Clementson and Pastor Martha
Clementson http://gracelc.org/ 410-848-7020
[20121102 pubver KED Grace Lutheran Gallery List of Art] – [20121102
Pubver KED Grace Lutheran Gallery List of Art]
Art, artists, church, Lutheran, Donna Yarish, Carolyn
Seabolt, Off Track Art, Kevin E. Dayhoff, Westminster MD, Carroll County
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20121102 Grace Lutheran Gallery List of Art
Grace Lutheran Church, 21 Carroll Street, Westminster, MD
21157
Pastor Kevin Clementson and Pastor Martha Clementson http://gracelc.org/
November 2, 2012
Group show at the Grace Gallery in Grace Evangelical
Lutheran Church
List of participants for The Grace Gallery; Susan Smith –
friend of Grace member from Frederick, MD; Sam Gunby; Gail Albert – friend of
Grace member from Mt Airy, MD; Carolyn Seabolt; Kevin Dayhoff; and Donna Yarish
Curated by Donna J. Yarish, www.donnasworldofcolor.com
Kevin E. Dayhoff may be reached at Email: kevindayhoff@gmail.com
Grace Gallery Nov. 2, 2012 Artwork 1
Artist: Kevin Dayhoff
Title: “Main Street Rain”
Medium giclee-printed photograph
Dimensions: 21.75” wide x 17.75”
Price: $235.00 Prints/Giclees: 8” x 10”
Glicee-print framed - $135.00;
5” x 7” – 85.00 which includes a 25%
commission to be contributed to the church.
Grace Gallery Nov. 2, 2012 Artwork 2
Artist: Kevin E. Dayhoff
Title: “The Magic Tree”
Medium: giclee printed photograph
Dimensions: 21” wide x 17” high framed.
Price: $235.00 Prints/Giclees: 8” x 10”
Glicee-print framed - $135.00;
5” x 7” – 85.00 which includes a 25%
commission to be contributed to the church.
Grace Gallery Nov. 2, 2012 Artwork 3
Artist: Kevin E. Dayhoff
Title: “Church and Flag”
Medium: digitally enhanced glicee-printed drawing
Dimensions: 21” wide x 17” high framed.
Price: $193.17 Prints/Giclees: 8” x 10”
Glicee-print framed - $135.00;
5” x 7” – 85.00 which includes a 25%
commission to be contributed to the church.
Grace Gallery Nov. 2, 2012 Artwork 4
Artist: Kevin E. Dayhoff
Title: “Sin”
Medium: original college
Dimensions: 18.25” wide x 22.25” framed
Price: $325 Prints/Giclees: 8” x 10”
Glicee-print framed - $135.00;
5” x 7” – 85.00 which includes a 25%
commission to be contributed to the church.
Date October 28, 2012
“Main Street Rain” giclee printed photograph
March 30, 2011 by Kevin Dayhoff
Main Street Rain
Giclee printed photograph
Prints available
$235.00
“Main Street Rain” giclee printed photograph $235.00. 21.75”
wide x 17.75” high framed. [20110330 Wster E Main St rainc]
A solitary man armed with an umbrella, labors up the
sidewalk against a cold late winter March rain near the Westminster branch of
the Carroll County Public library in historic downtown Westminster Maryland.
This photograph was displayed at the South Carroll Fine Arts
League exhibition at Fairhaven June 1 to July 15, 2011. It has also been
displayed at the Carroll County Nonprofit Center at 255 Clifton Blvd., in
Westminster from February 1, 2012 to May 1, 2012.
This copy of “Main Street Rain” is actually my display copy.
However this size framed, at this price, can easily be duplicated. Prices for
prints depend on the size and whether you want it framed. For example, an 8” x
10” glicee-print framed is $135.00; a 5” x 7” – 85.00 which includes a 25%
commission to be paid to the gallery
Kevin Dayhoff, P.O.Box 1245, Westminster, Maryland, 21158, kevindayhoff@gmail.com
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Grace Gallery Nov. 2, 2012 Artwork 1
Artist: Kevin Dayhoff
Title: “Main Street Rain”
Medium giclee-printed photograph
Dimensions: 21.75” wide x 17.75”
Price: $235.00 Prints/Giclees: 8” x 10”
Glicee-print framed - $135.00; 5” x 7” – 85.00 which
includes a 25% commission to be contributed to the church.
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“The Magic Tree” January 13, 2010 by Kevin Dayhoff
“The Magic Tree” giclee printed photograph $235.00. 21” wide
x 17” high framed.
Kevin Dayhoff, P.O.Box 1245, Westminster, Maryland, 21158, kevindayhoff@gmail.com
www.kevindayhoff.com
“The Magic Tree” giclee printed photograph. 21” wide x 17”
high framed.
This picture was taken one evening in the vicinity of Rte.
32 and Old Washington Road, just southeast of Westminster, as Caroline and I
were going out to Bullocks for dinner on January 13, 2010.
This photograph has been displayed on a number of occasions,
including the South Carroll Fine Arts League exhibition at Fairhaven June 1 to
July 15, 2011 and it was included in the December 29, 2010 – Off Track Art 5th
display, 11 Liberty Street, Westminster, MD 21157… Most recently, it was
displayed at the Carroll County Nonprofit Center at 255 Clifton Blvd., in
Westminster from February 1, 2012 to May 1, 2012.
A number of framed prints of this photograph have been sold
or donated to charitable causes in the past in various sizes at various prices.
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Grace Gallery Nov. 2, 2012 Artwork 2
Artist: Kevin E. Dayhoff
Title: “The Magic Tree”
Medium: giclee printed photograph
Dimensions: 21” wide x 17” high framed.
Price: $235.00 Prints/Giclees: 8” x 10”
Glicee-print framed - $135.00; 5” x 7” – 85.00 which
includes a 25% commission to be contributed to the church.
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Church and Flag July 1, 2006 digitally enhanced
glicee-printed colored drawing by Kevin Dayhoff
Church and Flag
Digitally enhanced colored drawing
Prints available
$193.17
“Church and Flag” (“4th of July 2006”) has previously
displayed at shows including my 2nd Off Track Art display July 7, 2009 (4.)
where it was shown in much smaller size and priced at $125.-
It was also shown at my 1st Off Track Art display February
13, 2009 (10.) in a bit of larger size than what was shown in the 2nd
Off Track Art display and it was priced at $155.-
“Church and Flag” has been a very popular and well-received
drawing. This is the largest size of the drawing I’ve had printed so far. A
number of framed prints of this photograph have been sold or donated to
charitable causes in the past in various sizes at various prices. This copy is
actually my display copy. However this size framed, at this price, can easily
be duplicated. Prices for prints depend on the size and whether you want it
framed. For example, an 8” x 10” glicee-print framed is $135.00; a 5” x 7” –
85.00 which includes a 25% commission to be paid to the gallery
Grace Gallery Nov. 2, 2012 Artwork 3
Artist: Kevin E. Dayhoff
Title: “Church and Flag”
Medium: digitally enhanced glicee-printed colored drawing
Dimensions: 21” wide x 17” high framed.
Price: $193.17 Prints/Giclees: 8” x 10”
Glicee-print framed - $135.00;
5” x 7” – 85.00 which includes a 25%
commission to be contributed to the church.
[20060701 Church and Flag] (January 24, 2012)
Kevin Dayhoff, P.O.Box 1245, Westminster, Maryland, 21158, kevindayhoff@gmail.com
www.kevindayhoff.com
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“Sin” is an original college by Kevin Dayhoff. The 18.25”
wide x 22.25” collage was completed on February 4, 1985.
This piece of art has, to the best of my knowledge, never
been displayed before in a show outside of my home.
It is seriously not really for sale… However this size
framed, at this price, can easily be duplicated. Prices for prints depend on
the size and whether you want it framed. For example, an 8” x 10” glicee-print
framed is $135.00; a 5” x 7” – 85.00 which includes a 25% commission to be paid
to the gallery
Grace Gallery Nov. 2, 2012 Artwork 4
Artist: Kevin E. Dayhoff
Title: “Sin”
Medium: original college
Dimensions: 18.25” wide x 22.25” framed
Price: $325 Prints/Giclees: 8” x 10”
Glicee-print framed - $135.00;
5” x 7” – 85.00 which includes a 25%
commission to be contributed to the church.
Kevin Dayhoff, P.O.Box 1245, Westminster, Maryland, 21158, kevindayhoff@gmail.com
www.kevindayhoff.com
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Kevin Dayhoff
October 14, 2010
Kevin, age 57, is a Westminster native who lives on
Uniontown Road with his wife, Caroline Babylon.
Kevin has been a freelance writer and artist since 1971; a self-employed
artist and businessman since 1974 and exhibiting art since 1981.
As a landscape, collage, mixed media assemblage, sculpture
artist, writer and photographer; he has had a life-long pervasive interest in
spatial relationships and the juxtapositioning of incongruent objects.
After graduating from Westminster High School in 1971, he
attended Elon College two years before quitting college to pursue a career in
writing and art.
He returned to Westminster and worked at a variety of jobs.
Dayhoff soon put aside his drawings and collages and concentrated increasingly
on technical writing and landscape designing where he could turn his art into a
finished product that the greater community could more easily understand - and
for which he was paid.
In 1974, Dayhoff started his own business as a landscape
designer, contractor, and nurseryman. As
the business continued to get established, he found that he could spend more
time on his first loves – art and writing.
In June and July 1981 Dayhoff had his first art show, a
one-person show at the Theatre Project in Baltimore, followed by a group show, "Four
at 409" at Gallery 409, in Baltimore in October 1982
It was in the 1982 time period that Dayhoff met Carroll
County artists Linda Van Hart and Robert J. Waddell while he was exploring
photocopier art.
Hart and Waddell opened-up more opportunities for Dayhoff to
explore art and have opportunities to show.
In addition to encouraging Dayhoff to continue exploring photocopier art
and collage, Hart and Waddell also introduced Dayhoff to ‘Mail Art.” Dayhoff continues to participate in (幸円 良介 - Ryosuke Cohen’s
long-running “Brain Cell” – “Fractal” series, from Osaka, Japan, (from 1988) to
this day.
Beginning with a June 1983 one-person show, Dayhoff has had
the opportunity to display art locally at the Carroll Arts Center on five
occasions over the last 3 decades. In
addition to the Arts Center, he has had about six shows at Western Maryland
College from 1985 to 1991, including an extensive one-person retrospective
show, “Tales of a Disenfranchised Hilltop Artist/Farmer,” in February 1990.
Dayhoff retired from landscape design, contracting and
raising nursery stock after 25 years in the business, in 1999. From 1999 to 2005 Dayhoff served as an
elected official for the city of Westminster; from 1999 to 2001 as a
councilmember and 2001 to 2005 as mayor.
He currently writes about history, art, agriculture,
community, and crime for several publications including Explore Carroll for
Patuxent Publishing Co., since June 2, 2005; The Tentacle, since June 9, 2005
and Investigative Voice since February 25, 2010.
In the past he has enjoyed collaborating with a number of
artist groups, including The Consortionists
with Linda Van Hart and Bobby Waddell from 1983 to 1989; the United Art Workers
from 1989 to 1991 and most recently with Off Track Art from December 2008 to
present.
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Donna J. Yarish
822 Snowfall Way
Westminster, MD
21157
Studio Phone: (410)
848-0444
Cell Phone: (410) 925 4537
E-mail: donnayarish@mris.com
donna@donnasworldofcolor.com
Website: www:donnasworldofcolor.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/donnasworldofcolor
Artist Biography
After working in the corporate world for many years Donna
took an early retirement. In January
2007, she took her first art class at Carroll Community College. She continued with private watercolor classes
with Felisa Flecker, workshops and classes with Tara Grim, Carolyn Seabolt,
Sarah Abel DeLuca, and Skip Lawrence.
Presently Donna enjoys abstract painting, using acrylics, collage and
mixed media with Ed Ramsburg, who continually encourages her to grow as an
artist.
She has exhibited at Carroll County Community College – The
Great Hall, Carroll Life Gallery, Circuit Court Building, Carroll County Arts
Council, Frederick Arts Council (FAC), Delaplaine Visual Arts Education Center
(DVAEC), The Artists Gallery, FMH Crestwood Gallery, and Frederick County Art
Association. Within this past year, two
of the art pieces have been shown at the Annapolis Statehouse Building. Presently, original pieces and giclees are in
private collections and consigned in a local shop.
When Donna was in the second grade art class, she remembered
feeling the excitement when painting her first abstract. Now she is focusing on acrylic, collage and
mixed media abstracts - the larger the canvas, the better. She enjoys expressing creativity through
painting and going to new levels using the imagination with whatever materials
are available. The whole process from
beginning to end is exhilarating! I love sharing my world of color with others.
Juried Shows
Salon Frederique at The Artists’ Gallery, Frederick, MD,
2010
5th Annual Frederick in Annapolis Show, State
Capitol Building, Annapolis, MD, 2011
6th Annual Frederick in Annapolis Show, State
Capitol Building, Annapolis, MD, 2012
Art at the Mill (Burwell-Morgan Mill), Millwood, VA 2011
Frederick Memorial Hospital – Crestwood Center Gallery,
Frederick, MD, 2011, 2012
Towson Art Collective Gallery, Towson, MD 2012
Art Square, 11th Annual Something Hot Regional
Show, Leesburg, VA 2012
Group Shows
Carroll County Artists’ Guild Members’ Exhibit, Carroll
Community College Great Hall, Westminster, MD, 2009, 2012
DVAEC Members’ Show, Frederick, MD, 2010, 2011, 2012
Frederick County Art Association Members’ Exhibit,
Frederick, MD, 2010, 2011, 2012
Frederick County Art Association @ The Griffin Center,
Frederick, MD 2012
International Miniature Art Show, Seaside Gallery, Nags
Head, NC, 2010
Grace Lutheran Church Holiday Members’ Exhibit, Westminster,
MD 2010
Grace Lutheran Church Gallery 2011, 2012
Artomatic @ Frederick, MD 2011
Carroll County Artists Guild Exhibits @ Circuit Courthouse,
Westminster, MD 2011, 2012
Carroll County Artists Guild Exhibits @ Carroll Life
Gallery, Westminster, MD 2011, 2012
Carroll County Artists Guild Exhibits @ Carroll Senior
Center, Westminster, MD 2011, 2012
10th Annual Carroll County Arts Council Member
Show, Westminster, MD 2012
Hampstead Art House, Sassafras Gallery – “Hues of Spring,”
Hampstead, MD 2012
Small Group and Solo Shows
Abstract X 4, a four-person show at the Blanche Ames
Gallery, Frederick, MD, 2011
Birdies Caf̩ Exhibit РSolo Show, Westminster, MD 2012
Six Pack Abs: Flexing
Abstraction, a six-person show at the Carroll County Arts Council, Westminster,
MD, 2012
Two-person show at Carroll County Community College, Miller
Center, Westminster, MD 2012
Awards
9th Annual Carroll County Arts Council Member
Show: Artistic Excellence Ribbon, Westminster, MD 2011
Donations
Grace Lutheran Church, Westminster, MD 2011
Other
Curator for Grace Lutheran Church Gallery, Westminster, MD
2011, 2012
Rev Nov 2012
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October 26, 2012
Carolyn
Seabolt of Westminster, local artist and cat lover, has just illustrated a
new book titled “Blackie’s First Christmas” which was released October 1, 2012.
It is authored by James Huckleberry, who has worked with
Seabolt on two other books. The book is available locally at Off Track Art and Cat Tracks
Studio. Contact Seabolt at cattracksstudio@aol.com for more information.
Labels: Animals
cats, Art
Library authors, Art
Off Track Art, Art
Off Track Art in the news, Art
Off Track Artist Seabolt Carolyn
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Rick Steves: Greece in Economic Crisis and Your Travel Dreams
Rick Steves checking out the impact of the economic crisis
in Greece
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June 11, 2012 http://blog.ricksteves.com/?p=7675
Retrieved December 2, 2012
With all the news about Greece’s economic problems, people
are wondering whether it’s a good time to go there or not. I’ve surveyed my
Tour Department and our Greek guides who live and work in Greece, and here’s my
report…
My guides report that our Greece tours so far this spring
have been as smooth and fun as ever — virtually unaffected by the local
political and economic events
The big concern among the hotels and restaurants we use in
Greece is whether they’ll be able to survive the downturn in tourism as many
postpone their travels there, fearing “instability.” And many sights are
running on their shorter winter schedules for lack of money to staff the longer
summer hours.
… First and foremost, Greece is a safe place to visit. In
fact, it’s a good time to visit because you will be made especially welcome.
Tourism is Greece’s heavy industry and its leading employer.
It seems to me that US media coverage of Greece has been
nothing less than hysterical — just plain silly at times, and woefully lacking
in analysis. Greeks are emotional people, and they are given to outbursts of
anger — as well as outbursts of joy. Their bad governments in recent times have
given them plenty of reasons to be angry. The scenes in Syntagma, the big
square immediately in front of the Greek parliament building, are a symptom of
this — and act as a release valve. These scenes occur only when the parliament
is voting on the hated austerity measures. When you see riots on TV, they are
generally the work of a group of anarchists who are limited to Syntagma and
know how to get on the news.
The big debate politically is austerity (from the right)
versus no austerity (from the left). Until this all sorts itself out, I would
recommend that travelers do not wear “Angela Merkel” masks. Regardless of how
the debate turns out, and who emerges as the new government, Greeks of all
political stripes will take care of tourism, so vital to its struggling
economy. The Greeks, a welcoming people at any time, will be doubly
appreciative of any visitors in these difficult circumstances.
The main impact on travelers as Greece struggles through
this period will be: shorter hours of sights; intermittent strikes; and friends
and loved ones back home wondering if Americans traveling in Greece are okay… http://blog.ricksteves.com/?p=7675
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Eagle Archive: Big Baker Chapel hangs as an ornament of Westminster history
Eagle Archive: Big Baker Chapel hangs as an ornament of Westminster history
Baltimore Sun Carroll Explore Carroll Eagle Archive: Big Baker Chapel hangs as an ornament of Westminster history By Kevin E. Dayhoff, November 24, 2012 http://www.baltimoresun.com/explore/carroll/news/ph-ce-eagle-archive-1125-20121124,0,5911926.story
Recently the General Federation of Women's Clubs' Woman's Club of Westminster unveiled Big Baker Chapel as its ninth holiday ornament for the Christmas season.
The ornament sale is a fundraiser for the club, which for the last 101 years has provided community service and support. According to the club, "The sales from these ornaments enable our Club to help serve the needs in our community including the arts, conservation, education, home life, international outreach and public issues."
In past years, the Woman's Club has paid tribute to McDaniel College's (Little) Baker Chapel and Ward Memorial Arch, Westminster City Hall and the Carroll County Courthouse.
Other buildings recognized by the club include the Westminster Armory, the bell and clock tower that sits atop the old Westminster Fire Engine and Hose Company No. 1 fire hall, the Old Stone Building on Liberty Street and the Shellman house on the campus of the Historical Society of Carroll County… Read more: http://www.baltimoresun.com/explore/carroll/news/ph-ce-eagle-archive-1125-20121124,0,5911926.story
