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AUBURN - Jacqueline Fortunato waves a steady hand toward the mural that Francine Schrock is painting, and proudly declares in her firm, 88-year-old voice, "Those turkeys, they were my idea!"
Artist Francine Schrock paints a blue jay on a section of her mural.
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South Portland artist Francine Schrock works on a section of the mural she is creating at an Auburn retirement community, where the residents provide much advice.
Fortunato, a resident at Schooner Estates Retirement Community, checks in daily with the progress that Schrock is making on a panoramic mural in the community room of the retirement center.
The wraparound mural depicts scenes from across Lewiston and surrounding hills and mountains. It includes the twin spires of the Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul, the long-closed mills of downtown, a pastoral autumn setting and, to the delight of Fortunato and her peers, a green spring field of frolicking turkeys.
"It makes you feel alive," Fortunato says. "It makes you feel more like spring."
Schrock, a Maine College of Art graduate who lives in South Portland, is best known for her realistic cityscapes and seascapes of Portland and the coast.
Lately, she has channeled the spirit and lineage of Maine's great muralist Rufus Porter and taken on these large-scale interior wall paintings in retirement homes. It's a way to connect with a population often neglected by the art world while also helping them rekindle memories and sharpen their minds.
The mural at Schooner Estates is the second Schrock has tackled. Her first was at Fallbrook Woods, a residential care home in Portland that specializes in Alzheimer's disease and other memory impairments. Both Fallbrook Woods and Schooner Estates are owned by John Orestis and Barbra Crowley of Portland.
Schrock painted the Fallbrook Woods mural last fall, and moved on to Schooner Estates in January. She will do another mural in an independent-living wing at Schooner Estates when she finishes up her "Village Green" project in the retirement home's community room.
It's a place where residents come together every day for refreshments and socialization, said John Rice, director of operations at Schooner Estates.
"They sit here, and she paints things they recognize and that are meaningful to them," he said. "They engage in the opportunity to create. They are just as much a part of the creative process as Francine is. It brings meaning to their lives."
The residents are quick to offer feedback, Schrock said. And make no mistake, she added with a laugh, they are as tough as any of her art-school professors during the end-of-semester critiques.
"They know what's right and they know what they want to see," she said. "They're very good at telling you what they like and what they don't like, and what's out of proportion and what I've screwed up."
Aside from beautifying the property, the mural project has helped residents feel better physically and mentally, said Linda Olore, administrator at Fallbrook Woods. It's a form of art therapy.
"A calmness comes over the residents when they are sitting out there," she said. "They are able to articulate more words and speak more clearly while sitting in front of the mural. It is one of the most amazing things I have ever seen."
Olore hatched the idea for the mural while talking to local musician Kate Schrock, who is not related to Francine. When not making a living as a musician, Kate paints home interiors. Olore hired her to do some painting, and asked if she'd be willing to try painting a mural.
Kate was interested and willing to try, but suggested her friend Francine would be better qualified.
Working together, the two Schrocks and Olore reached an agreement with Maine Paint Co. to supply Benjamin Moore latex paints. Meanwhile, Francine began meeting with residents to gather their ideas for the painting.
They shot down her initial suggestions of seascapes. Generally, water creates a sense of fear among people with Alzheimer's, Olore said. Instead, they wanted warm and lush landscapes, with barnyards and lupines.
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Fiorentina presses right buttons with Gomez
Florence's local paper, La Nazione, felt it had a scoop. It was April 18 when it ran a story claiming Fiorentina director of sport Daniele Prade and technical director Eduardo Macia were closely monitoring the situation of Bayern Munich striker Mario Gomez with a view to making a bid. On publication, it was greeted with widespread skepticism throughout the city. "Impossible
that a player of his stature could arrive in Florence," La Nazione recalled last week.
Why the disbelief? Well, two days before the newspaper went to press, Gomez had come on as a substitute for the final quarter of an hour of Bayern's German Cup semifinal against Wolfsburg. With only four touches, he scored a six-minute hat trick in a 6-1 win. After a feat like that, snap judgements were made. Bayern won't want to let a player like that go now, Fiorentina fans said.
Earlier that month, Bayern had won the Bundesliga in record time. They were in the last four of the Champions League too, preparing for a tie with Barcelona, which it would eliminate 7-0 on aggregate. The treble beckoned for Gomez and along with it a place in posterity too as a member of a history-making side, arguably one of the greatest of all-time. Then of course there was the prospect of working under Pep Guardiola.
Nope. Fiorentina supporters weren't prepared to let themselves get carried away. They wouldn't be getting their hopes up. Not after last summer. Not after the Dimitar Berbatov debacle. They had gathered in their numbers at Florence's Peretola airport with Macia to welcome him. Fiorentina had paid for his airline tickets. The player flew to Munich but then didn't catch the connecting flight. It emerged that rivals Juventus had hijacked the move. At the end of the day, they'd be disappointed too. Berbatov decided to join Fulham instead.
The whole affair left a bitter taste in the mouth and a mental scar. These players today, they weren't to be trusted. Fiorentina fans feared a repeat. Another snub. They were cynical. If Gomez really were to leave Bayern, surely someone else would come in for him. There'd be other bigger, more illustrious suitors, and after stringing us along, he'd picked one of them, wouldn't he? In hindsight, they needn't have worried. Prade and Macia were confident Gomez would say yes.
How so? Well, let's reflect once again on that German Cup semifinal. Scoring a hat trick wasn't the most important thing they took from that performance of his. It was that he did it as a substitute. Gomez had lost his place in Bayern's starting XI.
An injury he suffered last summer meant he missed the beginning of the 2012-13 season. Mario Mandzukic stood in for him, and by the time Gomez had returned to fitness, Mandzukichad made such an impression that he was allowed to hold onto his role in the first team. Mandzukic wasn't as prolific as Gomez but the function he provided for the team -- pressing high and defending from the front -- was taking Bayern to the next level.
As a consequence, Gomez made more appearances from the bench than he did from the kickoff for Bayern in the Bundesliga and the Champions League last season. It was hard to take. You see, Gomez is a sensitive type. Don't be fooled by the cool and confident exterior. He needs an arm around his shoulder, someone to tell him not to worry and that everything will be all right. Aware of this, Bayern had apparently, in recent years, been reluctant to buy another striker of renown -- such as Edin Dzeko, for instance -- in case it disturbed or unsettled Gomez. That's kind of why they went for Mandzukic instead.
Let's make no mistake, Mandzukic was bought on merit, first and foremost, and because he fit the profile of striker Jupp Heynckes wanted. But there was also a sense that, as someone who wasn't a big name, he wouldn't be seen as a threat by Gomez. He was presented as a backup for him, below him in the hierarchy. Unforeseen circumstances -- Gomez's injury and Mandzukic proving himself to be one of the missing pieces [along with Javi Martinez] in Bayern's puzzle -- of course changed all that and it played into Fiorentina's hands.
So what did Prade and Macia do? They set about making Gomez feel what he has always needed to feel: wanted. That really wasn't as difficult as it sounds. Both had been long-term admirers of Gomez, in particular Macia. He had first wished to sign him four years ago.
Back then Gomez had just joined Bayern in a record 30m euro move from Stuttgart. Yet on arrival, he was told by coach Louis van Gaal that he did not correspond with the kind of striker he wanted up front. One imagines a lot of Gomez's reported neuroses presumably originated from that. Working at Liverpool at the time, Macia tried to take him on loan. Nothing came of it, but it was a useful thing to bring up as Fiorentina tried to convince Gomez to join them. Incidentally, it really didn't take much.
By winning the treble at Bayern, Gomez felt he had done everything in Germany. By realizing his dream of lifting the Champions League trophy, he no longer had to go chasing after that either. This greatly influenced his decision-making process. The team he chose didn't necessarily have to be a title contender or even playing in the Champions League right now. He could afford to take the long view. He could value other things. Such as how a team plays.
No one was better to watch in Serie A last season than Fiorentina. They played tiki-taka under the Tuscan sun. If you were wondering what value coach Vincenzo Montella has added to the club then this is it: A style of play so attractive that it can even persuade first-class players to reject bigger offers and forego Champions League football, which incidentally Fiorentina were only three minutes away from qualifying for last season. From a lifestyle point of view, the prospect of living in one of the most beautiful cities in the world isn't bad either.
Fiorentina, it seems, had Gomez at "Hello." "I'm going to Florence because I love the football, the attacking football," he said. "Fiorentina were the team that believed in me more than any other: I could have gone to Spain, but I chose Italy. I chose Florence."
Gomez also revealed that Napoli wanted him. It could offer Champions League football and pay him the compliment of saying it felt he was the man capable of replacing Edinson Cavani. But Fiorentina got in there first. It pressed all the right buttons. It pressed the Mario Gomez button.
Bought for 15.5m euro, which is to be paid in installments over a four-year period with an extra 5.5m euro in performance related add-ons due, he becomes the most expensive player of the Della Valle era and in Fiorentina's history as a whole. Only one move has been bigger in Serie A this calendar year and that also featured a Super Mario: namely, Balotelli's to Milan in the spring.
It has been heralded as a real coup and a statement of intent from Fiorentina. Gomez, after all, has scored 221 goals in 373 games, possesses 58 caps for Germany and turned only 28 last week. Considering how well his international teammate, Miroslav Klose, took to life in Italy, the thinking is that with his firepower, Fiorentina can push on and really shake things up at the top of the table.
Fourth last season, all it was adjudged to be lacking [aside from a consistent enough goalkeeper] was a goalscorer. Sixteen players got on the score sheet. That spoke of what a great collective they were. But not everyone agreed. Sometimes it was a strength because it wasn't reliant on any one individual. In others it was a weakness because it couldn't depend on any one individual.
Juventus, incidentally, has faced the exact same line of questioning. It has tried to answer it by signing Fernando Llorente and Carlos Tevez. Fiorentina have also responded to it by bringing in Giuseppe Rossi last spring and Gomez. Both clubs are therefore considered furthest along in their plans for next season and as such are thought of as favourite and pretender, respectively.
While Napoli has brought in Dries Mertens and Jose Maria Callejon, it remains to be seen how well it recrafts the squad following the expected sale of Edinson Cavani. As for Milan, the team that collected more points than any other in Serie A in 2013, a lot of change is perhaps unnecessary. It is active on the market, but the impression, for the moment, is that it's standing still and is even there to be overtaken. Ricky Saponara, Jherson Vergara and Andrea Poli are the only players it has unveiled so far.
Meanwhile, Inter has brought in two of the most promising young strikers in Serie A, Ishak Belfodil and Mauro Icardi, though many people are uncertain as to whether it's ready or not. This has led to the assumption that its best signing isn't a player, but the coach Walter Mazzarri.
A lot, of course, can and will happen between now and the end of the transfer window. But spirits are high among Fiorentina supporters. More than 14,000 season tickets have already been sold and there's hope that after Gomez's signing, the record of 24,645 established in 2008 -- when Fiorentina was in the Champions League and Alberto Gilardino joined from Milan -- will be broken.
There's talk of a genuine title challenge. "We'll keep our feet on the ground," Montella told La Gazzetta dello Sport. "But it's right that the people dream about the Scudetto because football without dreams would be an absolute sadness." A mere push of the Gomez button has already brought many of them instant happiness.


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KACO new energy, one of the leading global PV inverter manufacturers, is pleased to announce the appointment of Jurgen Krehnke as new CEO for the Americas.
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A MAN was rescued from the window of a house after a gas leak caught fire in his home.
The householder, a man in his 60s, clambered on to the top of an upstairs bay window as smoke billowed from behind him, before being rescued by emergency services.
The fire started under the stairs of his mid-terrace house in Philadelphia Terrace in South Bank, when a gas leak was ignited by an electric switch.
The man was taken to hospital by ambulance with smoke inhalation and minor burns.
Firefighters extinguished the flames but when two firefighters went in to the house they realised there was an uncontrolled gas leak and the street had to be evacuated, remaining closed until the afternoon.
Builder Joe Reynolds, 29, was driving past the scene with workmate Lewis Haskins when he saw the man leaning from the window with smoke billowing from the building.
Mr Reynolds said: "We were driving down the road when we saw smoke pouring out of the upstairs window.
"The gentleman was hanging his head out looking bewildered.
"We pulled over and ran to him, Lewis ran for a ladder while I stayed with the man and kept him calm and told him he needed to get out on to the ledge to avoid further smoke.
"When Lewis arrived with the ladder from a few streets away, the police and rescue services arrived and took over."
When the gas leak was discovered, residents were evacuated from the south side of the street and those on the north side were told to move to the back of their homes, in case of an explosion.
The street was cordoned off at both ends while gas engineers dug up the street to cut off the flow of gas to the property.
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Peace Corps volunteers are making a difference for people in host communities by working across Africa to prevent malaria, educate and support people who are afflicted or at risk. From teaching families about the importance of sleeping under insecticide-treated bed nets, to educating expectant mothers about preventive treatments for healthy birth, Peace Corps Volunteers work with local community members, NGOs and the President's Malaria Initiative to combat this treatable and preventable disease.
Peace Corps' Stomping Out Malaria in Africa initiative mobilizes more than 3,000 Peace Corps Volunteers across the continent to make lasting impacts on malaria treatment and prevention. Partnering with the President's Malaria Initiative and Malaria No More, specially trained Peace Corps volunteers and staff are proud to be part of the international team to end malaria.
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Extremely Happy – I have visited Dr. Escobedo on three separate occasions and have been extremely happy with each visit. The staff is always professional and courteous.
Dr. Escobedo has treated me nothing less than kindness and respect in addressing my concerns. He listens and then gives you options within your budget.
I highly recommend you make a visit to his office to see what it's all about.
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Educate yourself – I went to Escobedo when it was LazrSmooth. I was dealing with hormonal acne and he put me on his skincare regimen. After several weeks on his program my acne worsened. I was uncomfortable and approached him about my concern with some of his products. He became really defensive and accused me of not following his regimen correctly. I knew at that moment he didn't know what he was doing and I was better off buying my acne products at a drugstore. That is exactly what I did and I never returned. My advice: save your money.
Dear Valued Reader,
We would like it to be known that as a local business, we appreciate each patient?s sincere commentary, as it helps to make our business better. However, we have recently been attacked by a rogue patient who is creating different aliases to post false claims and slanderous commentary about Dr. Escobedo and his work. Reading through our reviews, you will be able to see which critiques are false in the similar claims and language used by this rogue user. As a business that values its transparency in business practice, we welcome all individuals to call our office for any questions or concerns regarding the service they can expect at Escobedo Esthetics or Dr. Escobedo?s work. We also welcome individuals to visit our youtube page http://bit.ly/iI21iw to get a glimpse of how Dr. Escobedo works to provide patients with the most advanced technology to not only get the best results they want, but to gain confidence again. Thank you.
PLEASED AND HAPPY – For over the past year, Dr. Escobedo and his staff did several IPL's and Active FX on my chest to repair that severally sun damaged area.
The office staff is friendly and professional and well trained which made me feel confident in their capabilities. They called me after each procedure the following day to check on how I was doing and how my healing was coming along.
Doctor Escobedo combined his expertise of sculpturing with his experience with the use of fillers to achieve the best outcome for me. He gave me the appearance of higher cheekbones and filled in my deep laugh lines for a more natural looking face. I was very happy with the outcome.
Dr. Escobedo performed the Vampire Facelift on me, which took 5 years off me. He patiently worked with the tedious procedure to break up tons of tiny capillaries all on my face. Again, I was very pleased with the results.
All my questions I had on all treatments, Dr. Escobedo answered thoroughly and was upfront with me pertaining to what I could expect from each treatment. He never sugar coated or mislead me in believing in miracles.
I checked into other places before choosing Dr. Escobedo to do my procedures. I was surprised to find contrary to Dr. Escobedo, those other places I visited allowed their Esthetician to administer all the injections of fillers and Botox to the patient.
WAKE UP, IT'S NO LONGER A DREAM...THIS IS REAL POSSIBILITIES – During my treatments with Dr. Escobedo, the office staff was professional well trained. I received a follow up call next day after procedure to check on me. His staff is train well and I felt confident with their capabilities.
All my questions I had for the doctor, he answering them even if I asked the same ones more then once. The Doctor was upfront with me pertaining what I could expect from each treatment and never sugar coated or mislead me in believing in miracles.
For a year, Dr. Escobedo and his staff did several IPL's and Active FX on my chest to repair the severally sun damaged I have.
Vampire Facelift, which took 5 years off me. I was very pleased with this procedure.
He sculptured my cheeks giving me the appearance of having high cheekbones using Radiesse and then was able to fill in my deep laugh lines so my face looks proportioned and natural. Again, I was very happy with outcome.
He so patiently worked effortlessly with the tedious procedure to zap tons of capillaries on my face.
Something that was very important to me is after I visited several other places I found there was a lackadaisical attitude pertaining to administering the fillers. The Esthetician is the ones who give the Botox and injections all the fillers. Dr. Escobedo does all his own procedures and does not allow any assistant to do any injections.
I believe he is at the top of his field of artistically sculpturing all areas of the body and/or face.
Looking at Dr. Escobedo background and education and training added to my comfort level. Due to his training in the military field as a flight surgeon and his internship at John Peter Smith Hospital, given him well rounded experience and the rest of his credentials and accomplishments impressed me.
Thank you patient for such kind comments. We are happy that you have seen such great results with Dr. Escobedo?s work. Dr. Escobedo believes the key to his success is not seen in the products he incorporates in his practice, but the level of personal care and service he provides to each individual that seeks his assistance. Again, thank you for sharing your experience. Have a wonderful day!
You need to do proper research! – He is a general practice Dr.
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We appreciate your comment. Dr. Michael Escobedo is an affiliate member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgeons. Cosmetic surgery is often a term many people get confused with plastic surgery.
Cosmetic surgery is performed to reshape normal structures of the body in order to improve the patient's appearance and self-esteem. There are many primary care physicians who are board certified by the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgeons whom are not necessarily board certified plastic surgeons.
Plastic surgery is performed to reconstruct abnormal structures caused by trauma or disease to improve functionality and sometimes improve the physical appearance. While there are some plastic surgeons that are certified by the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgeons, not ALL board certified plastic surgeons practice cosmetic surgery.
The key to finding a cosmetic surgeon match is to inquire about his or her current cosmetic surgery training, as it is a continuously evolving field.
Thank you so much for your compassionate and thorough care! – After recently receiving a burn to her hand in a grease fire, my daughter was left with a very painful burn and skin damage. I had no idea where to go with this, she had received some substandard care/inadequate pain control from a local MD. I found the website and gave a call to the office. I left Dr. Escobedo a message, he returned my call and worked us in on the same day. He was so kind to Alyssa and I. Very professional, giving us written instructions for her wound care and reassurance that she will be just fine both aesthetically and functionally. He gave her a treatment regimen which is working beautifully and she was able to sleep through the whole night because her pain was controlled. He charged me a very reasonable price. Nick, who helped us when we arrived was very professional and so kind to us. I felt such relief when I left the office and am very grateful I found his website. He plans to follow up with her after the holidays to ensure everything is healing well. THANK YOU SO MUCH DR. ESCOBEDO FOR TAKING THE TIME TO HELP US. We are very grateful!
I am so glad to hear that everything we prescribed is working well for your daughter! My heart goes out to her for the suffering she endured the 10 days prior to visiting the office. Burns are not easy to treat.
I look forward to seeing both of you in a few days! Please let me know if there is anything else that I can do for you even if it?s on New Year?s Eve!
Very Happy with Smart Lipo result – I just had a Smart Lipo done on my tummy by Dr. Escobedo and his staff 4 days ago and I can see the result since the second day. I wasn't fat, just having loose skin on my tummy from 3 pregnancies that had been bothering me for years. I workout 2 or 3 times a week but my tummy didn't get better to the level that I'm satisfied ... I always wanted to do something about it. So, a week ago, I saw an ad about Thermage and Dr. Escobedo in AustinFit magazine. I went online, did some research about the procedure and the doctor. The next day, I called for a consultation appt. I was disappointed to learn that the consultation is NOT free. I called back in 2 hrs and decided to spend the money t o see what this doctor can do for me. I walked into the office, more disappointment about the small size of the office. My first impression about the doctor was he is young and he sounds more like a business person than a doctor. I wanted to walk away but something inside keep me stay and tell me not to judge prematurely. A day later, I came back to see Dr Escobedo with more questions (written in my note), he explains the pros and cons about Thermage and Smart Lipo procedures. Then I realized this doctor knows what he is talking about and I started to have confidence in him. I scheduled the Smart Lipo with him 2 days later. Thanks God that I've listened to my instinct and thanks Dr Escobedo for his expertise in this procedure. His staff is very helpful and friendly. Dr. Escobedo also suggested ultrasound and lymphatic massages after the procedure to ease up the hardened (fibrotic) areas which I find it very helpful. I follow his instruction 100% including standing upright for 12 hrs after the procedure and I see the result in a day. Voila! I got the curve that I never dream of and the skin is tighten. Today is only day 4th, i still have a little swelling but it looks very nice already. Thank you Dr Escobedo! I would recommend this doctor for Smart Lipo procedure.
Dear Patient,
I appreciate your sincere comments. You underline the importance of following all post operative instructions. Having clients like you is a dream. When clients do as they are instructed their results are impressive and as I envisioned. Thank you for taking responsibility to do your part to make your procedure a smashing success.
Regarding the size of my office, I am happy to inform you that in a few months we will be relocating to a more spacious location which you will find likewise impressive.
My age? Well, I am actually a lot older than I appear. I am just a beauty junkie. I believe in having all the services that I offer. Just before you came in, I had the Vampire facelift using PRP. I guess it worked.
Thank you again for your sincere comments and we look forward to seeing you in the future!
I love smart lipo – Dr. Escobedo is the best for smart lipo. I would recommend it to any one interested in lipo. After smart lipo, my body has changed completely! I have had smart lipo on my stomach and my buttocks and have had amazing results. My buttocks has been lifted with this procedure alone! I love that I can wear the same clothes I use to wear 10 years ago and best of all, I feel so good about it. He's a true sculptor and has changed my self image and confidence.
best lips ever!! – I had been wanting to do my lips for a while and heard through an aesthetician that dr. escobedo was the best with lips, so i decided to take my chances and made my appointment. Once I got there the paper work and the wait was a bit long but the staff was great. The environment was not snobby like most places, which is great!
Dr.Escobedo told me the best options for my face, from injections to the size he recommended. I decided to trust his opinion and go with it. My lips look beautiful and proportioned, the best thing I didn't make a dent in my pocket !! I'll be going back for hair removal.....wish me luck!
The Results you really want! – I really enjoyed my visit at the escobedo skin center. I believe it's his compassion and most of the the great results I got that is going to be keeping me coming back to his practice. As soon as I stepped into the door I was welcomed by staff with a big friendly smile. I would recommend everyone to take advantage of his skills and get the youthful results you want.
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My Dad took me, and I was surprised at how many of the jokes he got, because whilst he likes musicals he's not exactly very knowledgeable about them. Just a question about the Menier, are the seats always on benches for every single production? Because by the end of the night it was getting a bit uncomfortable...
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I saw this at the weekend and absolutely loved it. I do think you need to have a reasonable amount of knowledge of musicals to really enjoy it though. I particularly liked the spoof of Carousel and the projected scenery, as I detest projected scenery!!
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Saw this last night and loved it.......haven't laughed so much in ages.
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4600 Capital Blvd, Raleigh, NC | Directions 2760435.848551 -78.580120
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Vegies lack good taste and freshness – Folks were courteous, pork BBQ I would rate 4 of 10, but the veggies I could not eat. The collards looked like mush from a gallon container and were simply not good, as if the can had been sitting around for a year or so. The cold slaw is yellow, sweet and tart and unpleasant...could not eat it. The brunswick stew was sweet and again without a pleasing taste. I basically just ate the pork BBQ and left. I will not ever return or recommend this place.
horrible – Place was dingy
. Service...what service?
Food: Mushy barbecued chicken, creamed potato salad...where was the potatoes? Chocolate cake...thick and gooey. Coleslaw: not edible.
We're surprised this place is open for business.
Should have sent the food back, but was to polite.
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yeah never again – So yeah they cater and there food is pretty much the worst food cooked and served......BBq LODGE we CATER
Good BBQ the Eastern Carolina Way – Barbecue Lodge has been a favorite of mine for many years. Unlike the BBQ establishments further northwest and west of Raleigh, BBQ Lodge sticks to the Eastern NC tradition of serving baskets of hush puppies and cornbread sticks when you are seated- nothing stingy here! Our waitress is excellent every time and is trained in the old school- find that in any chain restaurant, I dare you. When I want good bbq and chicken I don't have to have chintz and valet parking. All I want is good food and service in a clean establishment and you get that here! They even make good unsweetened tea- Yankees take note!
Generus but salty – Typical Eastern NC BBQ comes family style with fried chicken, hush puppies, cole slaw and your choice of sides. All you can eat; with generous helpings of everything in an 80's inspired formica palace. Mediocre suburban surroundings, with occasional live music brings a very rural feel to the strip mall location.
The food is ok, but very salty. Collards come laden with pork belly fat, hush puppies are sometimes piping hot, other times tepid and unappetizing.
The menu has more choices than many BBQ restaurants. All in all, it represents a good value if you're very hungry and don't mind a lot of salt.
Service is very friendly and makes up for the dreary surroundings.
Great Barbecue! – The Barbecue Lodge still has great barbecue. I use to live in Raleigh years ago and I now live in Charlotte, NC. I went to Raleigh to visit some friends over the Memorial Day weekend and had a chance to eat there. We were seated quickly and the service was good. We got the buffet all you can eat with barbecue, seafood and fried chicken it was so much food but it was good. The barbecue in Charlotte which is considered western style isn't as good as the eastern style barbecue I grew up on. As far as I know Charlotte has only one restaurant that serves eastern style barbecue but the restaurant hours are limited 10am to 3pm Monday through Friday and it's to far away from my job to go there for lunch. The Barbecue Lodge is one of things I miss about Raleigh.
If you like your Barbeque dry!!! – I live in Raleigh and have been searching for the best Barbeque. A friend recommended this place to me. Everyone has different tastes. I like mine vinegary. If there's such a word. I also like mine with lots of flavor. The kind of flavor that have you longing for your next barbeque plate. This place serves okay barbeque. It's too dry for me. Kind of like they squeezed the juice out of it. Not much flavor as I wanted. It's the closest Barbeque place to where I live but next time I'll just have to drive farther. I still have yet to find the BEST barbeque in these parts as of yet.
Great down home BBQ – First thing's first; the BBQ is fabulous. Finely chopped, perfectly seasoned, delightfully tender. It's the best I've had since moving down here 8 months ago. A previous reviewer that gave this place 1 star obviously has no clue what Eastern NC BBQ is all about. If you are unfamiliar with this style of BBQ, do a bit of research. You won't find "K.C. Masterpiece" sauce on our tables down here. Cider vinegar, some ceyenne and red pepper flakes - this is our sauce.
The sides are pretty good too. I love the puppies, love the slaw. I will agree that the "corn sticks" are kind of gross...they're just too thin, and don't taste like cornbread.
The atmosphere is like a rural Knights of Columbus/Mosse Lodge/Chuch basement banquet hall with some decorative pigs thrown in the mix. It's a family BBQ joint, not Morton's.
Your waitress will probably call you "Hun" or "Sugar". You seat yourself. Food arrives quickly, served on blue plastic plates circa 1973. Order the sweet tea and you get your own pitcher for refills. Serving sizes are on the large size. I get the small BBQ plate, and I'm a big guy - can barely finish. The large plate would be plenty for 2. Prices are reasonable and in-line with other BBQ joints.
A New Family Favorite – Great BBQ, Great Coleslaw, Great Hushpuppies, Friendly staff. We love this place!!! (don't like the corn sticks though - we just ask for all hushpuppies)
Great Food, CasualAtmosphere – For the out-of-towners who dont know, before criticizing food because it is different, do some research on where you are. That type of bbq and coleslaw is typical of Eastern North Carolina, mustard cole slaw and vinegar based bbq. If you wanted bbq sauce on your bbq, then go to western NC and that is what you will get. BBQ is a type of food...not a condiment around here. BBQ Lodge has excellent bbq, slaw, and fried chicken. They are one of the best in town and cheap too! It is nothing fancy on the inside but it is a family owned and operated business that prides themselves on friendly staff and good food. If you like bbq, you MUST try this place!
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Jesus died and rose again, then ascended into Heaven... promising to return before that generation had passed (which has been reinterpreted over and over to fit into the idea a generation has not actually passed since then)... this is what Christians refer to as the "Second Coming". But a bunch of prophesies have to be fulfilled before Jesus can return. There is supposed to be a seven-year Tribulation before Jesus' 1,000 yr reign here on earth, and some Christians believe they will be "raptured" before the Tribulation and spared the torment and misery that is supposed to ensue. Some believe they will be "raptured" during the Tribulation, and some believe it will happen after.
Most Christians believe that to be "raptured", God's people will literally disappear from the plant (leaving behind their clothes/fillings/implants/shoes) and reappear in Heaven in their spiritual form. They theorize (can I use the word "theorize" in the context of complete BS??) this event will kick-off the seven-year Tribulation because of the destruction that will ensue as a result of people simply disappearing suddenly. For instance, an airline pilot may disappear and his plane would crash, and any scenario you can think of where a person disappearing could be a huge problem for those in the vicinity.
After the 1,000 year reign, somehow all God's people will end up on the "New Earth"... Satan will be cast into eternal damnation (separate from nonbelievers?)... God and Jesus will reign supreme for all eternity while the "chosen" will sing his praises forever more (my thought is... isn't that a sort of Hell?)
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If you happen to be a passenger on an airliner that has a Christian cockpit - you won't get a chance to repent because the plane will crash.
When I was young, my grandmother explained to me that since the moment Jesus died on the cross, anyone who didn't worship him would go to hell. Apparently there was a loophole for people who lived before Jesus, but that's another part of the mythology altogether. Anyway, I asked her what happened to people who lived after Jesus but who had never heard of him. She got pretty upset and said, "Everybody had heard of him by the time he died!"
Here came one of my earliest conundrums. I asked her about the Indians (as in North American Aborigines) because they didn't even know about Jerusalem and stuff until the white people came here. She got incredibly upset and the whole situation got ugly. What I didn't know then was that she was, in point of fact, Indian. LOL
After The Rapture Pet Care was started to take care of the pets of raptured christians.
Fear, ye siners, and bough beefor the word of the profits!!!


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'Closure of children's centre would have big impact on community'
9:16am Thursday 19th December 2013 in Local news By Claire Lomax
A mum battling cancer is among those who have joined a campaign to prevent the closure of Ilkley's children centre.
The mum, who did not want to be named, said: "I am currently battling cancer and I really don't know how I'd have managed without the practical help the children's centre has given me and my daughter. Ilkley needs this service as much as anywhere else!"
She has joined a campaign to Save Little Lane Children's Centre after it emerged its future was under threat due to Bradford Council's budget proposals which include plans to close seven children's centres across the district with a "lower need".
Those under threat include the children's centre in Little Lane, Ilkley, and also Menston and Burley Children's Centre, which only opened three years ago.
Ilkley mum Adele Senior, who attends the centre with her one-year-old son has launched the campaign. She said: "I was shocked to find out about the proposed funding cuts to children's centres across the district and that this would mean the possible closure of Little Lane.
"It's a highly-valued resource amongst a local community of babies, children, parents, grandparents and carers, where children can develop their language, physical, mental and creative skills in a safe and supportive environment.
"The closure of Little Lane would be a great loss to the Ilkley community. The changes are likely to have a significant impact upon vulnerable families and children with special needs and will cause financial hardship as families will have to travel to core centres outside of Ilkley to participate in activities and receive appropriate support."
Bradford Council has now started a public consultation on proposals which set out how the centres would operate in the future to meet the need for a proposed budget reduction of £2.4 million by 2016. A series of events across the district will give people the opportunity to comment on proposed changes. However, Ilkley children's centre users have also been left frustrated by this process.
Adele added: "The public consultations are taking place over the busy Christmas period and unfortunately the venues were only published a week before the first meeting. Parents who use the centre are frustrated that not one of the consultations is actually taking place in Ilkley and we are inevitably going to struggle to attend the consultation venues, especially if you're a mum with a young baby.
"All of the attendees at the first consultation in Shipley opposed the funding cuts and the Council's plans to save £2.4 million by implementing drastic changes across children's centres in the Bradford District.
"Many people were concerned about the Council's lack of knowledge of what the centres actually do and the impact that the withdrawal of funding would have on children's development and the mental health and wellbeing of mothers."
Petitions to Save Ilkley's Little Lane Children's Centre are now available to sign at Booth's kiosk, Ilkley Moor Medical Centre in Springs Lane, and Smooth Cafe until January 10.
The consultation survey can be filled in online at bradford.gov.uk/surveys/ childrenscentres/131203_rj_cc_consultation.htm People are also urged to attend public consultation meetings and write to their local MP via findyourmp. parliament.uk.
For more information on the campaign go to the Save Ilkley's Little Lane Children's Centre Facebook group Councillor Ralph Berry, executive member for Children's Services at Bradford Council, said: "We need to make sure that we use the resources which will be available to us in the future as effectively as we can, and this consultation is an important way of assessing what members of the public see as important.
"The events are open to everyone, and we really want to hear your views, so I'd urge people to come along to one of the events and complete the online consultation questionnaire."
The consultation closes on January 17.
Ilkley's MP Kris Hopkins who, in his role as Housing Minister, this week handed over almost £20m to Bradford Council as reward for its contribution to building new homes, said he believed some of the money could be used to save Ilkley's Children's Centre. He said: "The New Homes Bonus rewards local authorities for helping to deliver much-needed housing and Bradford Council has received a significant level of grant funding for its own contribution. It is free to spend the money any way it wishes to benefit the local community – whether that's supporting frontline services, providing new facilities or freezing council tax.
"Given that my constituents have more than played their part in enabling new housing projects to be progressed, I would expect them to receive their rightful share of the rewards.
"Ilkley Children's Centre is a very valued facility in the town and, whilst difficult choices will have to be made in the budget process, I believe the Centre's retention should come very high on the list when Bradford Council meets to take its final decisions."
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Valentine's Wreath and Arrangement
Material List
- Floral Stems
- Bushes
- Styrofoam® Wreath – Heart
- Ribbon – Colors of Choice (3)
- Glass Bow Box with Lid
- Floral Knife
- Scrapbook Paper
- Scissors
- Low Heat Glue Gun
- Styrofoam®
Project Instructions
Step 1 Wrap the heart-shaped Styrofoam® with first ribbon choice until completely covered. Use the hot glue gun to glue the end in place.
Step 2 Cut the floral stems as close to the flower heads as possible. Use the glue gun to glue the floral heads to the heart wreath. Cut another ribbon color and tie a bow to hang the wreath.
Step 3 Cut a piece of Styrofoam® to fit into the glass box with the floral knife.
Step 4 Cut the floral stems and bushes to the desired height. Use the glue gun to glue the stems into the Styrofoam®.
Step 5 Cut a strip of scrapbook paper to fit inside the glass box to hide the Styrofoam®.
Step 6 Cut three floral stems or bushes, and tie a ribbon around the bottom of the stems to complete a small bouquet.
Step 7 Cut a strip of ribbon to desired length for a garland. Cut the floral heads off the stems and tie or glue each head onto the ribbon.


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Mark Boucher And SAB To Help Save SA's Rhino
8 August 2012
Cape Town. 8 August 2012. Former SA wicketkeeper, Mark Boucher, today announced that despite his retirement from international cricket, he will continue to be visible on the international stage with a new and personal project - helping to save South Africa's Rhino population from extinction.
Speaking at his first public appearance after announcing his retirement, Boucher, together with The South African Breweries (SAB), today launched the SAB-Boucher Non-Profit Company. The NPC aims to raise enough money to register South Africa's 18 000 rhinos on the DNA database established and run by the Veterinary Genetics Laboratory (VGL) at the Faculty of Veterinary Science, University of Pretoria at Onderstepoort. The initial target is to raise R1-million.
Since the escalation in poaching of South Africa's rhinos, there have been numerous organisations set up to combat the problem. However, the poaching of rhinos continues at an alarming rate. In 2011, a total of 448 rhinos were poached and the figure for 2012 currently stands at more than 240. While a number of arrests have been made in connection with this illegal activity, the problem persists.
"We are fast approaching the tipping point where the number of rhinos poached exceeds the number of new births. At that point the extinction of our rhinos will be a very real threat. There are many options on the table on how to address the issue but the one that underlies all scenarios is the need for a robust DNA database. Such a system will not only manage the population that we have but will also assist in the prosecution of offenders by linking the crime scene to the recovered horn," said Boucher.
The DNA lab, established in 2010, assists law enforcement in tracking down poachers and syndicates which are preying on the country's precious wildlife. To date, the system has been used to successfully prosecute suspects of rhino poaching.
Appointed by SAB as its Castle Lager Rhino Ambassador, Boucher hopes to raise funds both locally and abroad through the 'Our Rhinos in Safe Hands' campaign, which will be launched in the next few weeks.
"It's a great privilege for South Africa to be home to some of the world's most remarkable wildlife species and we all need to take our responsibility as their custodians very seriously and contribute our voices and our muscle towards protecting them," said Boucher.
"Wildlife has always been a passion of mine and for a long time I have been working on the idea of dedicating my retirement to making a difference in this regard. I now have the opportunity to contribute something meaningful towards a cause that is close to the hearts of my fellow South Africans."
While the SAB-Boucher NPC will initially focus on its most pressing concern, namely the safety of South Africa's rhino, it is expected to expand its reach in future to other species under threat, whose DNA will be included in the database.
"SAB has a long history of investing in wildlife conservation in the country. This specific project aims to put in place a sound management system to protect the vulnerable rhino population. For SAB it makes sense to combine the broad popularity of the Castle Lager brand and the personal passion and integrity of Mark Boucher in the fight against rhino poaching," says Andre Fourie, SAB Head Sustainable Development.
Donations to the NPC can be made to:
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Account number: 273377671
Branch code: 01 46 45 00
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Turkish Delight $17
Taking an age-old confection into the 21st century, Divan's Turkish Delights are a classic recipe housed in elegantly modern packaging. The small sugary cubes are comprised of a base of chopped dates and hazelnuts with the addition of pistachios, and make a great snack for anyone with a discerning sweet tooth.
Cool Hunting + ECOALF Anorak $175
A limited edition and highly packable pullover made of fabric from recycled fishing nets, the collaborative anorak we created with Spain's ECOALF channels our obsession with streamlined aesthetics, quality materials and a dedication to innovation. Salvaged fishing nets undergo a six-step process to break down the tough fibers into a super soft fabric, and allows our anorak to be lightweight enough to pack down into its own kangaroo pouch. Weighing just 5.15 ounces, it's ideal for tossing in your backpack, purse or picnic basket.
Leave Nothing Print $12
A tangible reminder to leave the earth better than we found it, Holstee's "Leave Nothing" letterpress print is as sustainable as the message it projects. Graphic designer Andrew Martis' created this text-based illustration, which is printed on 100% recycled paper embedded with wildflower seeds. If you outgrow the print, simply plant it in the garden and watch the seeds take sprout.
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Alfie Espadrille $195
Loeffler Randall adds a citrus zest to the spring and summer months with the Alfie espadrille, a woven jute wrapped platform with printed silk linen fabric. Made in Spain, these lightweight sneakers are the perfect pair to get you through a day outdoors before a well-deserved siesta.
Free Stand $399
Conceived by industrial designer Stephan Copeland for Coalesse—a company known for its ability to reinvent classic office furnishings—the Free Stand is a foldable, portable, height-adjustable desk that can be easily snapped into position no matter where you choose to work. The clever design and durable construction, which features a surface that rotates 360°, packs flat so you can quickly slide it under the sofa when not in use.
Cynara LED Grow Lamp $215
The Italian artisans behind lighting company Bulbo have produced the best in single pot illumination. With Cynara they've developed an anodized aluminum and hand-varnished faience terracotta LED lamp for growing medium size plants, especially vegetables and kitchen herbs. The lampshade delicately umbrellas the leaves, emitting the best light for a plant's nutrition. Cynara can either be attached to an aluminum rod and placed directly in a pot, or securely hung overhead.
ZoomArt $55
ZoomArt is a portable, miniature telescope that magnifies objects up to six times in size for ultra visibility. Whether you're scoping out precious gems on Florence's Ponte Vecchio, the finer details of a Hieronymus Bosch painting or just out to see the many facets of your favorite city in a new light, this monocular is designed to easily fit in your bag and can be manually focused with a simple twist of the side handle.
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Yellow Submarino Organizer $70
Bathroom rituals are a daily occurrence—they might as well make you smile and whistle a tune. Hector Serrano's yellow submarine organizer has an array of handy compartments for your soap, toothbrush and other various bathroom essentials, and detaches and reattaches with magnets for an extra element of fun. Good hygiene should be a good time.
ESPO Crash Snapback Hat $30
For anyone who has ever tried—and failed—to book a seaside bungalow in the summer months, here's a novel approach. Get straight to the point with the ESPO Crash Snapback Hat from RVCA. This ensures other vacationers will know that while surfing might be the main focus of your weekend, you're looking to do a little couch surfing as well. And if all else fails, it will stylishly shield your eyes from the sun when you wake up on a random beach somewhere.
Tablecloth HH $109
Go halvsies with Diario's light blue and aqua tablecloth, which merges graphic colorblocking with the soothing shades of the sea. Designer Moisés Hernández's Mexican heritage inspired him to create Diario, which consists of everyday objects recollected and developed in his native country. This beautiful textile is hand-woven by local weavers, brothers Filipe and José, and based on the soft color combinations prevalent in Oaxaca.
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Boob Tote $87
Gravel & Gold is a San Francisco-based shop of kitschy wonders that's serious about knowing (and supporting) the artists behind the wares they stock. Their in-house line G&G Goods is nothing to scoff at either. Bare it all with their hand-printed and -sewn canvas Boob Tote, which adds a little thrill to those routine activities, like the commute to work or venture to the grocery store. Details like an interior pocket and heavy red leather straps make the bag as high quality as it is provocative.
Stoned Cat Camo Sweatshirt $105
This "Stoned Cat Camo" sweatshirt is a must for any fashionable feline aficionado. It's hard not to lock eyes with this trippy kitty, as he floats among an unlikely mashup of camo, paisley and wood paneling designed by Kiev-based, internationally adored fashion designer Sasha Kanevski.
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How to Make Wine $20
Home beer brewing receives a lot of love these days, but let us not forget the virtues of viticulture. This fun cartoon print by New York Times illustrator and graphic journalist Wendy MacNaughton reduces the age-old art of winemaking down to 22 easy-to-follow steps for any industrious enthusiast. For example, "Let it sit, for months… and months… and months… and months." Easy!
Cutler and Gross
1082 Black on Cream Sunglasses $664
Stand apart from even the artsiest of crowds with Cutler and Gross' 1082 sunglasses, one of the latest 100% UV400-absorbent styles from the London-based opticians. Flattering cat-eyes channel Piet Mondrian, and put a new spin on how you "frame" your artwork. Crafted from Italian acetate and finished with a signature hand-polishing process, these high quality specs are as collectable as they are fashionable.
Baobab Collection
Chinese Ink Scented Candle $153
A scented candle made from super fresh ingredients can really lend a stimulating, invisible ambience to a room. The extraordinary Brussels-based Baobab candle collection, each hand-poured into a handmade glass vase, channels historic destinations through meticulously refined fragrances. Chinese Ink, for example, will transport you to the ancient Orient and the energy of calligraphy in motion with its decadent notes of antique wood and jasmine.
Small Home Studio
Apple-A-Day Lamp $30
For those who crave the look of DIY but without the actual doing, Smallhome's Apple-a-Day lamps serve as a whimsical way to illuminate any interior. Made in Brooklyn by Julia Small O'Kelly—who began selling her goods at the Brooklyn Flea in 2009 and recently opened a brick and mortar shop in Williamsburg—these lanterns are constructed from repurposed Martinelli apple juice jugs and emit light that it as soft as it is sustainable.
Marine Layer
Marine Layer Overdyed Crewneck $42
Marine Layer's T-shirts, button-downs, hoodies, dresses and lounge attire epitomize laid-back, Californian style. Their signature jersey looks and hangs like a typical cotton shirt, but is made from pima cotton and MicroModal—a fabric comprised of 95% recycled beech wood that makes it significantly softer. They promise their T-shirts are so soft that the San Francisco-based outfitter encourages any doubters to order a free swatch.
Walter Battiss
Walter Battiss Ceramics $220+
Greatly inspired by archaeology and rock art, the late South African artist Walter Battiss beautifully fused indigenous stone markings with abstract painterly concepts to become one of the country's premier painters. Battiss was dubbed "the Bushman Painter" in the 1950s for making a home in southern Africa's Namib Desert (an area almost completely uninhabited by humans), which provided a strong foundation for the 10 books he would write in his lifetime. Battiss' art is now celebrated in a range of tableware by Mervyn Gers, a highly talented ceramicist who creates his own shapes, colors, glazes and decals. A percentage of profits from each sale are donated to the Walter Battiss Museum.
La Chasse | The Hunt
Warriors Pillow $88
There's a rich, masculine beauty to the decorative pillows from home décor brand La Chasse | The Hunt. Founder Wallis Suda, a textile artist by trade, divides her time between her native New York and Paris, which inspire her much of her designs. The silk-screened Warriors pillow adds a playful zest with its hunter motif while blending in nicely with almost any decor, thanks to its simple black-and-white color scheme.
Blood and Tears
Martinique Sunglasses $250
Bored with spotting the same styles across faces in NYC, Holland-born Alex van Klaveren and Washington native Zoe Nightingale took their mutual obsession with shades to launch The Monocle Order. Their limited edition, Martinique frames in fantastic blue on blue are handcrafted in Turkey using zyl acetate (a renewable resource) from Mazzucchelli—a company long known for its investment in plastics R&D. They use a technique which injects pigment into the plastic, meaning they're that much more brilliant and will last that much longer.
Colt's Bolts
Colt's Bolts $33
A long-time staple in the CH pantry, these are perhaps one of our all-time favorite confections. It's hard to beat the simple perfection of milk or dark chocolate, peanut butter and whole-roasted almonds.
Alberto Sala
Mr. Orange Cuckoo Clock $526
For fans of classic decor without the outmoded clunkiness, look no further than Mr. Orange. Alberto Sala's cuckoo clock design is simplified to resemble a modern cottage but fully embraces the old fashioned, hourly cuckoo. With a sleek walnut structure and a selection of simple patterns, all eyes turn to the essential orange details, and on the lovable bird who appears on the hour.
Atlantic Yachting
Atlantic Yachting Sailing Lessons $450
Give the gift of a unique experience by sending your friends on an trip down the Hudson. The New York skyline never looks better than when viewed from the deck of gorgeous yacht at sunset. Take $100 off the retail price with discount code "Holiday."
Authentic New York Hot Dog Vendor Cart $5,500
Ever since 1936 when Oscar Mayer rolled out the Wienermobile, the first mobile hot dog cart, sausage vendors have become an inextricable part of America's urban centers. This high-quality vendor cart is modeled after the same found on the streets of New York City and is perfect for backyards or business opportunities.
Province Apothecary
Sex Oil from Toronto-based Province Apothecary doesn't hide behind any vague adjectives or cute lingo. The name is as clear as the oil's list of ingredients, blending coconut oil, sunflower seed oil, evening primrose oil, GMO-free vitamin E and more—a blessing for those with sensitive skin. This personal lubricant can also be used a body oil—it dries to a satin finish and doesn't need to be washed off.


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Lancashire County Cricket Club has paved the way for an exceptional, leading edge, sports-led regeneration scheme which is set to safeguard the future of cricket at Old Trafford.
In the 150th anniversary year of Old Trafford, the Club has passed a major milestone in its redevelopment plans by signing a significant collaboration agreement with partners Trafford Borough Council, Ask Developments and Tesco.
The cricket ground will form the lynchpin of an anticipated 750,000 sq ft development which will have at its heart a new 25,000-seater stadium on its historic site, with new stands, conferencing and banqueting facilities and hotel, and education, training and other sports opportunities for the local community.
Various options for development are now being considered. The development partners are considering a mixed-use scheme of significant quality with business space, residential, retail, hotel, leisure and other supporting development with a potential end value of £190m. More than 2,000 new jobs could be created by the development.
Options for the best possible design and layout of the site for the retail and other elements are to be identified in a new masterplan for the overall site, but it will be fundamentally a highly sustainable development, embracing Metrolink and the prime driver being the anchoring of a new Test Venue as its centrepiece.
Lancashire CCC Chief Executive Jim Cumbes said, "the Old Trafford brand has a massive standing in world cricket. The club has been on the same site since 1857. Our membership and cricket lovers everywhere recognise the contribution that the club makes locally to the economy through visitor attraction, image, marketing and employment in the Borough.
"Together with our local partners, the North West Development Agency and Sport England, we will work towards delivering a scheme which will have at its heart a new stadium fit for the next 150 years, and which will be recognised as world-class standard, fit for the UK's greatest sporting city region and serving the huge cricketing hotbed in the north west.
"I am delighted that a Partnership of this calibre can now work up the solution to fund this major international sporting initiative and deliver huge economic benefits for the region. Together we make a formidable team and can harness all our capabilities to realise the full potential of the site for our membership, residents, the wider community and visitors."
Leader of Trafford Borough Council Susan Williams said, "we welcome the signing of this collaboration agreement as a major step forward in securing the future of world class cricket in the Borough and look forward to working with our partners over the coming months to bring the scheme to fruition".
For Tesco, Tony Fletcher, Property Communications Manager North West, said, "Tesco are very pleased to have this opportunity, in conjunction with our other partners, to use our combined expertise to identify the best possible options for this exciting development, from both a regeneration and a sporting perspective."
The partners will be reviewing all of the development options available over the next 6-12 months with a view to identifying the preferred development scheme early in 2008. Detailed discussions with both the North West Development Agency and Sport England, both of whom have expressed an ongoing desire to support this important regional and nationally significant sporting and regeneration initiative are ongoing.


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This family-friendly hotel is located on the waterfront, close to Rendezvous Casino, Brighton's Naturist Beach, and East Brighton Golf Club. Also nearby are Brighton Wheel and Brighton Sea Life Centre.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Seattle Hotel features a marina. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and complimentary wireless Internet access.
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Seattle Hotel features a marina. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This 3-star property offers access to limo/town car service, audiovisual equipment, and small meeting rooms. 4 meeting rooms are available. This family-friendly hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, a terrace, and concierge services. Onsite parking is complimentary.
Seattle Hotel is a smoke-free property.
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- Number of meeting/conference rooms - 4
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- Total number of rooms - 71
- Terrace
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- Number of floors - 2
- Bar/lounge
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- Dining
A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served each morning between 7 AM and 10 AM.
Onsite dining venue - This beachfront restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). A children's menu is available. Open 24 hours.
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. Construction is underway at a neighboring building and there may be noise disturbance from the construction work.