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Half & Half – Marked with 2 $$ signs. I believe 2 dinners with 2 colas + tip should be less than $40 to get that 2$$ rating. The meals were half good (meat and beans) and half bad (chicken very dry and rice very al dente). Not quite good enough for my return any time soon.
Best Fajitas Anywhere! – It is rare to find a good Mexican Restaurant anywhere outside of LA and Arizona. This gem is in Pompano Beach of all places. We never had much luck here until we discovered Cielito Lindo.
We chose the Low Carb Chicken Fajitas. Other than the refried beans, and the absence of overabundant oinions found in standard fajitas, there was a lot of fresh red and green bell peppers.
The chunks of white meat chicken must have weighed a pound or so and the taste was out of this world.
The leftovers were sufficient for yet another dinner. Service was fantastic and the price for dinner and two magnum Margharitas was under $30.00 bucks!
Do not miss this restaurant if you are in Pompano Beach. Next time we will try the Ropas Vieja. Cuban food in a Mexican Place....Go figure.....But if it is as good as the Fajitas.......WOW!
Editorial Review by Christy Buena – Authentic Mexican cuisine and frozen margaritas areserved in a South of the border atmosphere.
WORST MEXICAN FOOD I HAVE EVER HAD – Rude Management. Inflexible chef. The chef must have poured the whole container of salt in my food. When I confronted the man that called himself the manager, he became rude and loud. Additionally, he did not let me finish speaking when he walked away from me. IF YOU ARE HISPANIC AND HAVE EVER EATEN AUTHENTIC MEXICAN FOOD.... DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY HERE.
Cielito lindo – This is the best restaurant ever!!!! I go there once a week for their lunch special you get all you can eat chips with the best salsa, soup, and fajitas (they are great) for $9.00 it is amazing. Their fried ice cream is also great and so are their margaritas. Try it you won't be disappointed. Also, they have two soups at lunch time chicken and rice which is my favorite and a creamy soup which my husband always gets. Everyone needs to try this place I just can't say enough about it!
Autentico!! – That's "authentic," if you don't speak Spanish...but if you do speak Spanish and you know your Mexican food and atmosphere, you won't be disappointed. It's such a great restaurant -- looks like a hole-in-the-wall from the outside, which in my opinion is part of the overall deliciousness of the place. Great food, great staff, great margaritas.
Fantastic – Best Mexican food I've had in a long time. Service was great, even though the restaurant was packed, was very pleased with our whole experience.
Spicy Delight – We came in from out of town and were referred here by the hotel. What a great recommendation!! The food was great and the margaritas were awesome. There was plenty of good food on our plates and the service was very nice. We recommended it to our other friends visiting Ft. Lauderdale also and they loved it too.
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These were extremely comfortable, seriously like a second skin, but they weren''t substantial enough to provide the protection I need for doing water aerobics. The bottom is skid-proof, but there''s nothing built up to surround and insulate your foot from bruising or abrasion. If all you want is something to keep you from slipping on the pool deck, these would be fine. But if you''re going to be hopping and jumping and running in the pool, you probably want something with a thicker bottom and built-up sides.
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I am in a high intensity water aerobics class four days a week. The Ninja water shoes protects my heels from the rough pool bottom as well as giving great arch support. They are easy on and off even when wet. Also, the walk to the showers is over large slick tiles and I feel very secure with these water shoes. Quick dry as well. Guess I love them.
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Finger-Painting with Toddlers: Life is More Fulfilling Outside the LinesWednesday, February 20th, 2013
By, Daphne
Reflecting back to my own childhood, I have a distinct memory from my three-year-old preschool class. We were all given large letters to color, and on my page was the letter "R." I chose the color red, and in my mind, my work was perfect; the edges of my letter were intact without the slightest stray scribble. I was completely content in my perfect expression of art until Brad, the kid next to me, took his brown crayon and make a huge mark that extended from inside my red letter, crossed the boundaries of the line, and finally violated the clean white space of the paper that was not meant for any coloring. It could be said that I overreacted, but I felt the only appropriate action to take was to grab a black crayon and destroy my beautiful, red "R."
Further reflection about this memory could say quite a bit about my wish to control the environment around me, an indication that the budding creativity of my own children might challenge my comfort level. Perhaps the brown mark across my paper could have been developed into a beautiful tree over my letter? My creative vision at the time was limited, though, and I could only see that my work was destroyed.
Those who have seen my house can easily confirm that I am not a neat freak. Clutter is well nourished in my home; I tolerate scattered books and toys better than most. However, the story of the letter "R" revisits me when it comes to doing artwork with my children. With my son, the challenge has been that he would want help with coloring a picture, so I would help. I would choose my color, pick a section, and all would be well until I realized that I was supposed to be okay with him coloring on my, I mean his, artwork. Fortunately, as the years have passed, my son has become happy for us to each color pictures beside each other, allowing me to control the environment of my own artwork.
The medium of art expression that I have avoided the most is finger painting. Yes, children's paint is washable, but somehow it will not only move beyond the boundaries of lines on the paper but also find a way to use children's hands to hitchhike onto the table, clothes, hair, and sometimes even the floor and wall. Of course, the moment will come when my child wants help from me, and the risky feeling of paint on my fingers that could be transferred to anything else I touch gives me a greater awareness that even I, in a moment of distraction, might not be able to keep my own art inside the square corners of the paper.
For me to be able to help my child with finger-painting, I have to accept the reality that art is messy, it can be cleaned up, and that my child and I will recover no matter where the paint ends up residing. I almost forgot – it should be fun!
Today I finally opened up the finger paints I bought for my daughter months ago. I took the risk of letting her have fun, fully aware of the disorder that would result from her joy. At fist, she hesitated. Maybe she was also worried about a mess? Oh no, I didn't want her to feel limited by a fear of paint going everywhere. I dipped my finer in the paint and demonstrated. She following my example and enjoyed herself by painting five pictures! By the time she was finished, the total damage was paint on her hands, my hands, her pajamas, and the table. That was it! We had fun creating art together, and all of the mess was easily cleaned up!
Perhaps not all mothers have as much difficulty with finger painting as I do, but I do think most mothers can relate to having their children push them outside of their level of comfort. Of course, there is a balance, and sometimes it's important to maintain order. However, I've learned that the situations where our children push us just past our limits can be good lessons for how we view life. This can apply to our career choices, our social activities, and even our value system.
Perhaps the safe career isn't the most rewarding? Perhaps the risk of starting a new activity and meeting new people will bring a greater depth and enjoyment to life? Perhaps one of the rules of life you have always followed should be reevaluated to determine if it still fits into your value system?
Since I gave birth to my first child, I have tackled all three of those questions. My career goals have changed, but I feel a much deeper sense of satisfaction with my new career direction. I have joined many new social groups and have only found more appreciation of life with getting to know more people. For my value system, I have learned to listen more closely to what is in my heart rather seeking out popular values that are not meaningful for me. Hopefully now that I have survived finger painting, I will be able to accept even more of the joys waiting for me outside the lines of the letter "R."


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Newberry College announces football schedule for 2013
December 6, 2012
NEWBERRY - Newberry College director of athletics Matt Finley and head football coach Todd Knight have announced the playing schedule for the College's 100th intercollegiate football season in 2013. The Wolves will play 11 games, with six at home.
For the second straight year, all 11 of Newberry's games will count as in-region contests for NCAA Division II playoff qualification purposes. Kickoff times, ticket information and game promotions will be available at a later date.
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The 100th season of Newberry football opens on September 7 on the road against the Vikings of Elizabeth City State. Newberry is 2-0 all-time against the Vikings including a 46-20 win in the 2012 season opener.
The home schedule opens on September 14, when the Wolves welcome a new Division II football program to historic Setzler Field. The Panthers of Florida Tech will come to Newberry for their first-ever game against a Division II program. 2013 will be Florida Tech's first season competing in football, and the Panthers are jumping straight into the thick of Super Region II as a member of the Gulf South Conference. FIT is a member of the Sunshine State Conference in its other sports.
South Atlantic Conference play begins on September 21 in Salisbury, N.C., with a visit to Catawba College. Catawba holds a 37-35-3 lead in the all-time series.
The Wolves return home on September 28 to host the Lions of Mars Hill. MHC holds a 28-14 lead in the all-time series.
October 5 brings another road trip, when the Wolves head to Wingate University. The Bulldogs hold a 13-10 lead in that series.
October 12 sees the Wolves back in front of the Newberry faithful as they host Tusculum for the annual Homecoming game. The Wolves will look to even up the all-time series, as the Pioneers hold an 8-7 lead.
The annual Bishops Trophy game will be played in Hickory, N.C., on October 19 at Lenoir-Rhyne. The Bears hold a 42-30-7 lead in what is Newberry's longest-running current series.
The Wolves come back for a two-game homestand starting on October 26 against UNC Pembroke, who has won the two previous meetings. November 2 will see the Brevard Tornados come to town. Newberry leads BC 6-1 in the series.
The final road trip of the season comes on November 9, when the Wolves visit Super Region II finalist Carson-Newman. The Wolves beat the Eagles 47-22 in 2012, but C-N has a 28-20 lead in the all-time series.
The regular season comes to a close on November 16, as Newberry hosts North Greenville. Newberry has a 9-2 all-time lead in that series.
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Broadcasting Set Ups
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Broadcasting stocks have been quietly moving higher, and some look higher from here. Here is a look at some.
$EVC -runs into some resistance at 7, but beyond that looks like 8-9. May need to flag sideways for a short spell before it digs higher though.
$NXST Can tag 40 if it can blast through the 36 level with volume.
$GTN is also in a bullish channel and looks like 8.50 then 10
$SNI The downtrend line comes into play around 69.80, but through there, can get to low to mid 70′s
$SBGI -Through the 30.40 area looks like 33-34
$TVL- Has acted great since its breakaway gap back on June 13. Needs to get back over the 16.50 level for more highs.
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Free parking, Free secure outdoor parking, Self parking
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Willy Shih is the Robert and Jane Cizik Professor of Management Practice in Business Administration. He is part of the Technology and Operations Management Unit, and he teaches in the MBA and Executive Education Programs. His expertise is in manufacturing and product development, and he has written or co-authored more than 125 cases and teaching materials in industries ranging from semiconductors, information technology, consumer electronics, aerospace, transportation equipment, manufacturing processes and tools, and intellectual property. His paper, "Restoring American Competitiveness," co-authored with Gary Pisano, won the 2009 McKinsey Award. His recent book, "Producing Prosperity – Why America Needs a Manufacturing Renaissance," co-authored with Gary Pisano, has called attention to the link between manufacturing and innovation. He is also the author of "Back Bay Battery," a best-selling innovation simulation.
Prior to coming to HBS in 2007, Willy spent 28 years in industry at IBM, Digital Equipment, Silicon Graphics, Eastman Kodak, and Thomson SA. He worked in product development and manufacturing in a wide range of areas including computer systems, scientific instruments, semiconductors, digital cameras, optical discs and software systems. Reporting to him have been major manufacturing operations in the United States, China, Ireland, Japan, and Mexico, as well as global sales and marketing operations. He has led the building of billion dollar revenue businesses. He was an architect of IBM's collaboration with Apple and Motorola in the early 1990s, he initiated and managed Eastman Kodak's digital still camera licensing program, and has led negotiations in numerous intellectual property disputes, including Eastman Kodak v. Sun Microsystems relating to technology in Java.
Willy is on the Board of Directors of Flextronics International, a large electronic manufacturing services provider, and also the Board of Directors of QD Vision, a pioneer in the commercial use of quantum dot technology. He has S.B. degrees from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and a Ph.D. from the University of California at Berkeley.
Producing Prosperity: Why America Needs a Manufacturing Renaissance
by Gary Pisano and Willy C. Shih
Restoring American Competitiveness
by Gary P. Pisano and Willy C. Shih, Harvard Business Review, JulyAugust 2009
For decades, U.S. companies have been outsourcing manufacturing in the belief that it held no competitive advantage. That's been a disaster, maintain Harvard professors Pisano and Shih, because today's low-value manufacturing operations hold the seeds of tomorrow's innovative new products.
What those companies have been ceding is the country's industrial commons—that is, the collective operational capabilities that underpin new product and process development in the U.S. industrial sector. As a result, America has lost not only the ability to develop and manufacture high-tech products like televisions, memory chips, and laptops but also the expertise to produce emerging hot products like the Kindle e-reader, high-end servers, solar panels, and the batteries that will power the next generation of automobiles.
To rebuild the commons and restore its wealth-generating machine will require government and industry in the United States to make two drastic changes. Read the full article
Kerri Miller
American manufacturing is enjoying something of a revival, thanks to lower energy costs in the United States and rising labor costs in China. But experts are divided: Is this a true revival, or just a short-term boom?
Factors like lower American energy costs and higher Chinese wages have caused something of a revival in American manufacturing. Falling energy costs in particular have been a boon for manufacturing, thanks in part to the rise in fracking. By 2015, prices for natural gas are projected to be 60 to 70 percent lower, and electricity is projected to be 40 to 70 percent cheaper in the U.S. than in Europe and Japan.
Is this a true renaissance, a revival, and how durable is it?
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Disneyland Restaurants and Dining
Disney California
Adventure Dining / Restaurants
Mortimer's Market (Quick Snack):
Enjoy fresh fruit, bottled water and soft drinks.
Clarabelle's Hand-Scooped Ice Cream (Counter Service):
Clarabelle's serves Dreyer's ice cream, including bars dipped in milk or dark chocolate that you can finish with sprinkles, pop rocks or other fun toppings. Sundaes and other frozen treats are also available.
Fiddler Fifer and Practical Cafe (Counter Service):
This is the first ever Starbucks inside a Disney theme park! Enjoy Starbuck's coffee, espresso, blended beverages, breakfast items and pasteries plus other signature sandwiches, soups and desserts.
Carthay Circle Restaurant (Full Service):
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Carthay Circle Restaurant
Award-winning Executive Chef Andrew Sutton offers a menu that focuses on seasonal products and the diverse flavors found in Southern California.
For lunch try the crispy firecracker duck wings or the angus flank steak cobb salad. Dinner features Colorado rack of lamb or grilled Jamaican jerked kingfish.
Reservations are recommended.
Carthay Circle Restaurant offers the World of Color Dining Package that includes preferred reserved view for the show. Cost is $39 per adult for lunch or $59 per adult for dinner. Children are $19 for lunch or $23 for dinner). Reservations are recommended.
Choice of:
Celery Root, Apple & Roasted Chestnut Soup
Carthay Winter Salad
Choice of:
Angus Beef Arugula Salad
Harvest Apple Salad
Strozzapreti Pasta
Tempura Fried Shrimp
Simply Sauteed West Coast Sole
The Ultimate Beef Sandwich
Carthay 8oz Angus Burger
Choice of:
Warm Apple Pecan Pound Cake
Manjari Chocolate Mousse Crunch Cake
Food is also available in the Carthay Circle Restaurant lounge.
Flo's V8 Cafe (Counter Service):
This indoor/outdoor venue features food inspired by cafes along Route 66 and is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
A rotisserie will be seen grilling meat all day long. Try the New York strip loin or the citrus-marinated turkey breast.
Breakfast specialties include French toast with salted caramel and bananas or chicken tamales with scrambled eggs.
For dessert, it's all about pie: strawberry-rhubarb, apple-cheddar, cherry and blueberry-peach are just a few of the choices.
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Cozy Cones Review
Get your favorite cone-themed snacks. Try the churro or pretzel bites, soft serve ice cream, "route" beer floats, flavored popcorn, plus edible bread cones filled with bacon and scrambled eggs for breakfast and chicken verde or chili "cone" queso for lunch and dinner.
Fillmore's Taste-In (Quick Snack):
Enjoy fresh fruit, bottled water, juices and soft drinks.
Taste Pilots Grill (Counter Service):
This restaurant is located near the attraction Soarin' Over California, and serves burgers, ribs, etc. You can sit inside or outside under umbrellas. Features top-your-own burgers, fries, grilled chicken sandwiches, salad, onion rings. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks are served in this quick service restaurant.
Pacific Wharf Cafe (Counter Service):
Choose from the healthy variety of food, including fresh-baked bread, fresh garden salads, soups in a bread bowl, and other baked goods. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack
Cocina Cucamonga Mexican Grill (Counter Service):
Serves a mix of Californian and Mexican cuisine, featuring chicken and carne asada tacos, carnitas, burritos, nachos, salads. Lunch, dinner
Lucky Fortune Cookery (Counter Service):
Features chicken, beef and tofu rice bowls including a selection of sauces.
Rita's Baja Blenders (Quick Snack):
Enjoy a refreshing margarita at this festive atmosphere.
Ghirardelli Soda Fountain and Chocolate Shop (Counter Service):
Satisfy your sweet tooth for hot fudge sundaes and other ice cream specialties at the soda fountain or take home some famous Ghirardelli Squares from the chocolate shop.
Wine Country Trattoria, at the Golden Vine Winery (Full Service):
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World of Color menu at Wine Country Trattoria
Italian food is served inside the dining room or out on the terrace for lunch or dinner. Delicious Italian cuisine featuring lasagna, pastas, grilled sandwiches, and soups. The terrace overlooks the Pacific Wharf and Paradise Pier areas. Priority Seating is available.
'World of Color Dining Package'
DINNER: Geared for adults, Wine Country Trattoria now offers a dining package for the new World of Color show! Relax and enjoy a quiet dinner followed by special reserved viewing for the 'World of Color'.
Dinner Package:
- Three-course Italian dinner includes salad, entree and dessert plus a non-alcoholic beverage.
- Wine pairing is available with dinner for guests over 21.
- Price is $39.99 for adults and $20.99 for children ages 3-9.
- First seating from 4:00 - 7:00 pm will get reserved viewing at the first show
- Second seating from 7:05 - 8:30 pm will get reserved viewing at the second show
LUNCH: Wine Country Trattoria also offers a casual lunch package that includes reserved viewing for World of Color.
Lunch Package:
- Three-course Italian lunch includes soup or salad, entree and dessert plus a non-alcoholic beverage
- Price is $29.99 for adults and $18.99 for children ages 3-9
- Lunch is served 11:30 am - 2:30 pm
Reservations can be made by calling 714-781-DINE. Walk-ups are not permitted. Meal prices at Wine Country Trattoria do not include alcoholic beverages. Dining packages also available at Carthay Circle Restaurant.
Terrace Wine Tasting – Wine sampling that's overseen by a wine expert. You can buy wine by the glass or bottle, and enjoy your selection at the counter or under the shady trees of the plaza. The experts are there to answer your questions about the products offered.
Award Wieners (Counter Service):
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Hot dogs and gourmet sausages. You eat outdoors, street side at tables with umbrellas.
Studio Catering Co. (Quick Snack):
Sandwiches, salads, chips and cold beverages
Fairfax Market (Quick Snack):
Fresh fruit, healthy vegetables with dip, deli-style sandwiches, Strawberries with dipping sauce, trail mix, dill pickles and cold beverages.
Schmoozies (Quick Snack):
Fresh Fruit Smoothies!
Ariel's Grotto (Full Service):
Located at the entrance to Paradise Pier in Disney
Chimichangas, turkey legs, chips and sodas
Hot Dog Hut (Quick Snack):
Hot dogs, corn on the cob, chips and sodas
Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta (Counter Service):
This restaurant features flat bread pizzas, pastas and freshly-tossed salads. Try the BBQ Chicken Pizza with applewood smoked bacon, gouda, mozzarella, red onion and cilantro or maybe the Five-Cheese Ravioli with pesto and pine nuts. Classic pepperoni or cheese pizza and spaghetti & meatballs is also available. For something light, try the Italian Chef Salad with provolone, salami, capocollo, fresh mozzarella, cured ham, roasted peppers, olives and a red wine vinaigrette.
Paradise Garden Grill (Counter Service):
This location features Mediterranean-inspired skewers with various sauces plus a classic Greek salad. Start by choosing from Grilled Steak, Lemon-Oregano Chicken, Spicy Meatballs or Vegatable & Tofu, then select your sauce from Moroccan Chili, Chimichurri, or Tzatziki. All the skewers are served with rice pilaf, cucumber salad and pita bread. The Greek Salad features fresh greens, tomatoes, cucumbers, red onions, pepperoncini, marinated olives, feta and a lemon-oregano dressing and is served with pita bread.
Bayside Brews (Quick Snack):
Pretzels, draft beer and drinks
Paradise Pier Ice Cream Co. (Quick Snack):
Ice cream cones and floats.
Corn Dog Castle (Counter Service):
Regular and Spicy Corn Dogs, Cheese Sticks, Drinks
- Magical fireworks returns to Disneyland Park on 5/2 - Magical, Disneyland's fireworks show that features an appearance by Dumbo, returns for the summer beginning May 2nd.
- Happy 50th anniversary to it's a small world! - it's a small world opened at the New York World's Fair on April 22, 1964.
- Thinking about booking your trip with a travel agent? - Why it's important to book with a travel agent that specializes in Disney vacations.
- Knott's Berry Farm expands Camp Snoopy makeover - Knott's Berry Farm has expanded their makeover of Camp Snoopy to include a new Peanuts meet and greet, plus re-theming of Lucy's Tugboat and the Grand Sierra Scenic Railway.
- Blog - Disney Infinity Teases Marvel & Confirms Version 2.0
- Blog - New Lawsuit Attacks Disneys New Disability Access Service
- Blog - Disneyland Good Neighbor Hotel - Stovall's Inn
- Disneyland Resort celebrates Musica Latina - Downtown Disney will come alive with the music of the Mariachi Divas and several other popular Latin acts April 5th and 6th.
- Save up to 20% at Disneyland Resort Hotels this Spring - Save up to 20% most Sunday through Thursday nights this Spring at the three hotels of the Disneyland Resort.
- Blog - Review: Muppets Most Wanted Now Touring Worldwide and in Theaters!
- Blog - Five Reasons You Should Go See 'Muppets Most Wanted' This Weekend
- Ghost Town Boysenberry Festival to highlight Knott's Berry Bloom - Knott's Berry Bloom returns to Knott's Berry Farm beginning April 12th. New this year is the Ghost Town Boysenberry Festival and the nighttime dance party, Bloomination.
- Blog - New Frozen Merchandise at Disney Parks
- VIDEO: Big Thunder Mountain Railroad POV at Disneyland with New Effects - After a 14-month long refurbishment, Disneyland's Big Thunder Mountain Railroad is open and better than ever before. The track has been replaced along with audio and lighting effects and some brand new special effects have been included in the first cave scene and the final lift.
- Blog - Review: Disney's 'Saving Mr. Banks' Now Available On Blu-ray, DVD, & Digital Download
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- Dates announced for 2015 D23 Expo in Anaheim - The D23 Expo returns to the Anaheim Convention Center August 14 - 16, 2015. Tickets go on sale 08/14/14.
- Blog - Top 10 Reasons Why March 18th Is The Best Day Ever For Disney Fans
- Disneyland restaurants honored by food critics
Eight restaurants at the Disneyland Resort received awards.
- Smell of paint makes 4 Disneyland employees feel sick
Anaheim Fire and Rescue responded to the incident.
- 5.1 earthquake felt at Disneyland
The rides were closed for a brief period of time.
- Disneyland hotels honored for environmental efforts
The environmentalist certification was given by the California Green Lodging program.
- Bob Iger says Disneyland's Finding Nemo Submarines will not be replaced
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2014 Special Events
at Ringwood Hall Hotel
Ringwood Hall Hotel`s 2014 special events brochure is now available on line, or in the reception areas of the hotel, with an even more comprehensive programme of quality events for our customers and friends to enjoy this year.
Check out whats on on the monthly drop down boxes, with more information on our events section on our websuite.
As always please call our sales co-ordinators for tickets and menus on 01246 280077. For parties of 8 or more the party organiser will receive their ticket free with our compliments (not applicable on all events - please enquire).
Why worry about driving, having a drink or two, or waiting for a taxi, and take advantage of our special events accommodation rate of only £75 per night for a double or twin room, (ie £37.50 per person including vat and breakfast), with free parking, traditional full English breakfast for two, and use of our Health & Fitness Club with indoor pool, sauna, steamroom and well equipped gymnasium.
To reserve your tickets and accommodation for any event please call our sales team on 01246 280077.
Mid Summer Ball
Friday 6th June. Bubbly & canapés on arrival, four course dinner by candlelight and dancing to the sounds of Club Tropicana. Tickets only £29.50 per person. Call Sara on 01246 280077 to book !!
Caribbean Cruise Evening
Friday June 13th. Yes its back, enjoy this splendid Black Tie Dinner & Disco in our superb summer garden marquee. Tickets only £29.50 per person. Call Sara on 01246 280077 to book.
Murder Mystery
Friday 13th June. Help the Inspector solve the gruesome murder. Tickets only £29.50 per person fpr the performance and three course dinner with coffee & mints. Call Sara on 01246 280077 for tickets.
Fathers Day Lunch
Sunday 15th June. Traditional 3 course Sunday Lunch with our pianist playing gentle tunes. Face painting for the children and a family photograph !! Adults 2 courses £16.95, 3 courses £19.95. Children £10.50 with under 3`s complimentary.
Wedding Showcase
Monday 16th June. Between 2 - 8pm. Come and view our fabulous summer garden marquee plus the exquisite licensed suites in our main house. Free admission and parking.
Strawberry Tea
Sunday 22nd June. Charity fundraising event for Breast Cancer Care, with ladies pamper afternoon. Advance ticket purchase only.


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Students take control of county government, for one day
Dozens of high school students from Henrico County got a firsthand look at the county's general government and public schools administrations earlier this month when they shadowed elected and appointed officials for the 55th annual Student Government Day.
Student Government Day, held March 1, matched 93 students from nine high schools with such leaders as members of the Board of Supervisors and School Board, county manager, superintendent of schools, department directors and judges. The students, most of whom are seniors, spent the day learning the responsibilities of various departments and gaining insight into how local government works with and on behalf of the public in a democracy.
"It is the very best government on the face of the Earth," County Manager Virgil R. Hazelett told the students. "It does work because of the people we elect. We may not always agree, but it does work."
Student Government Day started Wednesday at Hermitage High School with a ceremony in which many of the students took the oath for their respective positions. All of the students reported to work early Thursday and spent the day asking questions and interacting with various officials. Students also had opportunities to tour the county jail and register to vote.
For students who worked at the Henrico Government Center on East Parham Road, the day culminated with a student-run meeting of the board of supervisors, which included rigorous questioning and debate over such issues as regulations on the discharge of air-powered guns, a contract for renovation and expansion of Fire Station 13 and a stream restoration project near Skipwith Elementary School.
Student Government Day is sponsored by the Kiwanis clubs of North Richmond, Tuckahoe and Greater Richmond.
MADD walk raises more than $26,000
The Central Virginia chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) hosted its annual Walk Like MADD fundraiser April 12 at Dorey Park in Varina. More than 20 teams of walkers raised money from individual donors by participating in the walk, and in total the event generated more than $26,000 in donations for the organization. > Read more.
Varina Ruritans honor students
The Varina Ruritan Club hosted the winners of its 2014 Environmental Essay contest at its monthly meeting March 11 in Varina.
The contest, in its eighth year, was for the first time open to students in grades 3-5 at Varina Elementary School. (It previously was open to Sandston Elementary School students.)
The meeting included the winners, parents of the winners, Varina Elementary principal Mark Tyler and several teachers who were in charge of the contest at the school. > Read more.
Baseball game to benefit Glen Allen Buddy Ball
For the fifth consecutive year, St. Christopher's and Benedictine will play a varsity baseball game at Glen Allen's RF&P Park as part of a fundraising effort for the River City Buddy Ball program.
The game will take place Saturday, April 12, at 7 p.m., and the teams hope to raise $3,000 through donations, raffles and other efforts. Admission to the game is free, but fans who attend are asked to donate funds for the Glen Allen Youth Athletic Association's Buddy Ball program, which enables disabled children and teens to play baseball. > Read more.
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Do the Bunny Hop over to Meadow Farm on Saturday for an introduction to all the farm animals there! An introduction to "Global Sounds" – featuring Japanese, Indonesian, West African, Indian, and Brazilian music and dance performances – can be found at the University of Richmond. The University of Richmond will also host the annual Spider spring game, as well as the inaugural Spiders Easter Egg Hunt. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Find out how your favorite dining establishments fared during their most recent inspections by the Virginia Department of Health. > Read more.
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'Muppets Most Wanted' worthy of its franchise
Do Muppets sleep? It's hard to say.
They don't really eat (or breathe, as far as anyone can tell). And only occasionally do they have visible, functioning legs.
As far as anyone knows, sleeping might be off the table. And that makes it very hard to accuse the Muppets of sleepwalking through their latest feature, Muppets Most Wanted – even if that's exactly what's going on.
Jim Henson's beloved creations were back in a big way after 2011's The Muppets, with fame and fortune and even an Oscar, a first for the group ("Rainbow Connection" was nominated, yet somehow failed to collect at the '79 ceremony). > Read more.
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Visitors tend to focus, naturally enough, on the historical and religious sights on the eastern side of town, especially in the Old City; but West Jerusalem houses the nation's institutions, is the repository for its collective memory, and—together with the Downtown—gives more insight into contemporary life in Israel's largest city. The world-class Israel Museum and Yad Vashem are located here, as well as poignant Mt. Herzl and the picturesque neighborhood of Ein Kerem. These attractions, which are spread out over a number of West Jerusalem neighborhoods such as Givat Ram, are most easily accessed by car or by a combination of buses, light rail, and short cab rides.
West Jerusalem at a Glance
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1. What is an LPN to RN program?
An LPN to RN is a nursing degree program that facilitates the licensed practical nurse's transition to become a registered nurse. These programs are designed to build upon already existing knowledge and expertise in nursing to give students new tools which will help them tremendously in their nursing careers. Nurses who have had success in LPN jobs may have an easier time finding a well-paying RN job after completing a bridge program at an accredited institution.
2.What types of degree programs are offered in this field?
The first thing a prospective student should understand about an LPN to RN program is that he or she must first be a licensed practical nurse in order to gain admission. The most popular degrees for transitioning from and LPN to an RN is an associate's degree in nursing (ADN) and a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing (BSN). It is important to note, however, that if one is not yet an LPN, there are other degree options to break into the field of nursing. There are also more advanced degrees available for those who want to increase their knowledge and put themselves in position to assume leadership roles within their respective health care organizations.
With these types of degrees, students aren't limited to traditional brick and mortar campuses anymore. There are now flexible online programs that allow nurses to further their education while still maintaining their current positions in the field. With this type of flexibility, there is no need to sacrifice career for education. Both can be maintained simultaneously and allow nurses to advance further in the healthcare field. These types of degrees will offer students the same level of education as a campus-based program would; the difference is in the way students learn and complete assignments. All of the coursework can be completed online, though students will be required to complete their clinical hours in person a medical facility in order to gain the hands-on experience that is required of the program. Some of the best LPN to RN programs can be completed online.
- LPN to RN and LVN to RN: This licensed practical nurse (or licensed vocational nurse) to registered nurse degree program is perfect for those nurses who want to take their education and career to the next level. These associate's in nursing degree programs will typically take one to two years to complete, although could take less time, depending on transfer credits available. Click here to see all online LPN to RN bridge programs...
- LPN/LVN to BSN: For those interested in nursing programs, this degree program is the most popular. This degree usually will take approximately two or three years to complete. Having already obtained certification as an LPN is a major factor in the reduced coursework needed. A student who has no training can expect a minimum of four years to obtain a BSN. Click here to see all online LPN to BSN bridge programs...
- Paramedic to RN: EMTs and paramedics looking for career advancement and new job placement can do so by becoming registered nurses. There are now a select number of schools offering specific paramedic to RN training programs. These bridge programs typically take approximately two years to complete. Click here to see all online paramedic to RN bridge programs...
- RN to BSN: Nurses who have licensure as registered nurses, but have not yet completed their bachelor's degree, can complete this program in one or two years, earning a degree that will improve their employment outlook. Click here to see all online RN to BSN bridge programs...
- MSN: An MS in Nursing is an advanced degree program that is perfect for those who wish to further their education and career prospects in order to take leadership positions in their respective health care organizations. These degree programs typically take around two years to complete. Licensure as a registered nurse is usually required to gain admittance.
3.What career options are available to registered nurses?
Registered nurses serve in their profession in myriad ways. Below is a list of the most common types of registered nurses.
The careers listed above are all excellent career options with opportunity for growth and earning potential. The need for registered nurses is on the rise, and will continue to increase through 2016:
4.What is the average salary for a registered nurse?
Since health care is a field that continues to grow, professionals such as nurses are in high demand. As a result, RNs can command highly competitive salaries. Salaries generally vary based on experience, education level, location, and the healthcare organization. For RNs, incomes will generally range between $43,410 and $68,160 annually. However, there are some nurses who can make upwards of $75,000 and higher yearly because of advanced experience and expertise. There is more information about nursing salaries at The Bureau of Labor Statistics. This site also shows how salaries can differ between different medical facilities.
5.What kinds of financial aid are available for schools offering LPN to RN degrees?
Any student should at the very least fill out the FAFSA form to find out if he or she qualifies for federal aid. Students who are able to demonstrate that they have a significant financial need may even be able to receive help from the universities themselves. There are also a plethora of college grants and scholarships available to interested nursing students. A large percentage of scholarships are designed specifically for minorities interested in nursing. These scholarships include:
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Dechen Norbu wrote:You are very funny nirmal!
Don't worry.
It's just a statue!
gregkavarnos wrote:When you are looking at the statue, from your vantage point, it's the right side hand which is in the air anyway! Anyway, there are more important things to consider about the statue, like the fact that your statue is naked (unlike the other two pictures) and you can see the Buddhas penis!!! Oh my goodness!
MuMun wrote:What about this one?
gregkavarnos wrote:Then my dear Nirmal there is absolutley nothing wrong with your centres beautiful statue! I sincerely hope that the ceremony goes well and that your all the practitioners at the centre quickly realise their true nature!
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On the fundamental question--evolution or creation?--Americans are on the fence. According to one survey, while 61% of Americans believe we have evolved over time, 22% believe this evolution was guided by a higher power, with another 31% on the side of creationism. For some, modern science debunks many of religion's core beliefs, but for others, questions like "Why are we here?" and "How did it all come about?" can only be answered through a belief in the existence of God. Can science and religion co-exist?
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62% voted the same way in BOTH pre- and post-debate votes (31% voted FOR twice, 24% voted AGAINST twice, 8% voted UNDECIDED twice). 38% changed their mind (6% voted FOR then changed to AGAINST, 2% voted FOR then changed to UNDECIDED, 7% voted AGAINST then changed to FOR, 2% voted AGAINST then changed to UNDECIDED, 13% voted UNDECIDED then changed to FOR, 8% voted UNDECIDED then changed to AGAINST) | Breakdown Graphic
Has science truly searched out what it is criticizing? Those who reject God generally have had no personal experience with God. On a scientific level wouldn't that be biased?
How can science which does not know the mind of God claim that He does not exist?
I challenge anyone who is serious to do serious seeking into whether or not God does exist! Don't just go along with other people's beliefs without scientifically exploring it for yourself.
Because all of life everywhere is guided and directed by physical laws, I propose that the "Spiritual Laws," "the Ten Commandments" be considered as a starting point. The mind of God is summed up in the whole of the law, to love God with all your heart, mind, & soul, and to love your neighbor as yourself.
I think it's safe to say that science has refuted every god that has been described with the slightest degree of specificity.
The ultimate question has to be: Why is there anything? And if there were nothing... what is nothing but the absence of something? Even the word "nothing" constitutes "something" so it seems impossible to answer this question.
The best concept I've heard to describe our existence is that reduced to the purest essence... everything in the known Universe is intelligent, formless energy vibrating... and since "it" has no form... creates form in order to experience itself and maintains absolute power and authority over it all.
Old Socrates once expressed profound wisdom when he replied to a question posed by one of his followers who asked:
( paraphrased ) What is the meaning and purpose of Life? To which Socrates answered: " If there is one thing that I know... it is that I know nothing" I believe this to be true of everyone including myself
All creation are based on various systems, (for example the human body has many systems that work together) and the laws in which all life operates. If there are many laws that are unseen, however they still affect life on earth and in space. Is it not logical that there are even greater laws that control them, namely the Law of God. To believe is not enough, just like to believe in gravity, but to see and experience gravity then one has an experiential knowledge, that is defined by law. How is it that my experiential knowledge of God, is refuted, because of those that have never experienced Him? I know that God exists, because of the nature of the universe and everything in it operate on laws, from the macro to the micro. Jehovah is a God of law, and those laws that govern our minds, and hearts, which are the "Ten Commandments." Love of God and love of fellow man, participate in the mind of God, which is above science.
Shawn, You will never reach the end of counting how many people were killed by atheistic/communistic regimes.
As a believer in Christ, who taught, "love your enemies", not go kill them, one must not judge the truth with false religion. All but one of Christ's own disciples were killed by false religious people. Let's not call white black or black white,
i am against the motion as stated, "science refutes god" and i offer as my argument, the very argument offered in favor of the motion. where the motion refers to god, the argument in favor, correctly, points the finger at the deficiencies of religion. religion is not god any more than god is religion.
the holders of knowledge and the greatest advances in science leading right into the industrial revolution were by men of faith who wanted to explain god's work, to investigate, to understand, to be closer to god, not confront him.
science is evidence and proof, not belief. faith is belief without proof or evidence. they are, ever were, and should remain mutually exclusive, parallel tracks, possibly traveling in opposite directions, but distinct and separate regardless of what some wish were true. i would also warn against praising science as a religion. too many people buy into the conclusions of 'a recent study' with no more knowledge or authority than a believer in a fully interventionist god. while religion doesn't change its opinions, science is never satisfied with its conclusions and the way some people grab one piece of information from one snapshot in the continuum of acquisition of knowledge is just as ignorant of science's purpose.
i am a believer in science - an engineer - and haven't gone willingly to a house of god in 40 years, but i have absolutely no problem anyone of faith or their opinions - on anything except facts of the physical world. to me, religion is a tool, neither good nor bad. if religion offers motivation for research, then so be it.
i thus reject the very premise of the debate, because although religion has been an excuse to make a mess of one society after another, that's man's fault, and there is still not an answer for what was before time began and so a theory that supposes some higher power or accidental creator that set the ball rolling with or without laws set in stone remains a possibility of what lies beyond our ability to investigate.
or not.
why can't people just be amazed at the universe around us? figuring out how it works makes us more amazed and curious to know more. discovery is the birdsong of man. god is some stuff we just made up to justify our ignorance and appease our insecurity.
Just think,without God you can cuss or anything you like! Powerful motivation to believe in atheism don't you think?
Man created god..not the other way round..that is what is logical...and rational :)end of story.
Christianity never thought me not to ask questions :)
The argument is whether or not i agree when the 'revelation' is presented.
I would consider this to be a program that more intelligent people watch. I find it funny how a vast majority of the people, off the bat, voted that science does refute god. Not to mention the fact that a majority of the most intelligent scientists, in recent years, are in fact athiest. I also think that it is funny how Denish keeps attacking how old Darwinism is and how it is "the only strong argument." Which belief is older, Darwinism or Christianity?
The arguments against the motion are propose that they are consistent with reason. This is deeply misguided as we can see how conditional that so-called reason is by borrowing a rhetorical tool to re-frame those arguments.
In constructing the arguments against motion you have no tools that can clearly distinguish that Science fails to refute God without also equipping the individual with tools to say that Science fails to refute Unicorns, Russel's teapots, Flying Spaghetti Monsters and other such claims which could always be grounded in experience, but are not. If we think they are not by something other than pure happenstance, we are asking a how question, and we would not want our answer to come from a religious epistemology, we want an epistemology that can speak directly to reality.
Rabbits in Precambrian rocks.....man.
Following the debate from Mexico and so far so good! D'Sousa makes good sense!
The dark ages are proof of the churches destruction of science. The idea that the Church propelled science forward is absurd. They funded science, they decided what was or was not true, and they destroyed what they did not like. We could be intergalactic explorers if not for the 500+ years of darkness and despair brought to you by Monotheism, its wars, its murder, and its dishonesty.
evolution is a fact: half true. the point of dispute is darwnism and its mechanism. that's not sill established at all.
Following the debate from Mexico and so far so good! h
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"If we evolved from apes, why are there still monkeys and apes?"
Craig, under evolutionary theory, today's monkeys and apes likewise evolved from an ancient predecessor. At some time in the distant past, what we see today as "modern" humans, monkeys and apes all shared a common ancestor. It's not that "modern" apes have been around unchanged for millions of years and "modern" humans splintered off on their own separate path.
Robert R. was great! I'm in Mexico and I feel as if I'm there with you!
I don't think science refutes the existence of god; common sense refutes the existence of god.
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