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quote:Originally posted by HarborGuyMy kids were between 11 and 14 when we started home nudism.For those who don't know we started because my daughter was changing cloths like three or four time a day. She was twelve and getting into the stage where she was becoming a fashion queen.Anyway she would try on one outfit and if she didn't like it she would toss it on the floor even if it wasn't dirty. Of course once on the floor in her eyes they were then filthy.Anyway I was doing laundry almost every day and I finally put a stop to it by making the rule that no clothes were allowed inside the house... Period.About two weeks later and totally unexpectantly my older son came up to me and asked if his friends could come in.I was thinking at that time that perhaps we should make an exception and get dressed so that his friends could come in. I figured kids need to be able to have friends over.Then he told me that his friends wanted to come in that they knew we go nude inside the house and were cool with it.I of course told him to tell his friends to get permission from their parents and the next thing I knew my phone was ringing. It was the friends mother. (They were brothers)The mother told me that it was absolutely ok with her if her boys came in and that her family wasn't nudist, but never worried about how dressed or undressed they were at home.After about a month suddenly all my kids closest friends would come over. All with parents permission of course.My point being that they may talk about going nude to their friends and all, but you may aslo find that nudism is more accepted than you think.On the other hand we did have a couple parents who cause us some problems, but for the most part we were fine.You have a right to raise your kids the way you feel is healthiest for them. (Depending on your local laws and I would call AANR to find out what they are.) 1(800)TRY-NUDEYou will find that raising your kids as nudist makes them very mature and more accepting of people's physical differences. My kids tend not to judge people on how people look. Shamefully not like I did at their age.Now I have four beautiful grandchildren and all are being raised as naturists/naturalists.
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quote:Originally posted by HarborGuyMy kids were between 11 and 14 when we started home nudism.For those who don't know we started because my daughter was changing cloths like three or four time a day. She was twelve and getting into the stage where she was becoming a fashion queen.Anyway she would try on one outfit and if she didn't like it she would toss it on the floor even if it wasn't dirty. Of course once on the floor in her eyes they were then filthy.Anyway I was doing laundry almost every day and I finally put a stop to it by making the rule that no clothes were allowed inside the house... Period.
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Truckee, CA 96161Neighborhood:
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Manzanita at The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Phone: (530) 562-3050
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Lunch: Daily: 11:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
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- Cuisine: American, Californian
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Our private dining room can seat up to 34 people. We require a minimum of $1500 during the week and $2500 on weekends to book this room. Please contact for reservations.
- Private Party Contact: Cher Roesch 5305623050
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33 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food3.9Service4.2
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (18)notable wine list (17)fit for foodies (17)scenic view (16)romantic (12)good for groups (10)great for outdoor dining (9)neighborhood gem (4)vibrant bar scene (2)great for lunch (2)great for brunch (2)hot spot (1)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- Food not worth the priceTahoeLocalDined on 11/21/2014My husband and I went the Manzanita for a nice dinner and for the price we expect the best. I ordered the Beef Filet and asked for Med rare but got Med. There was not a spot of pink on it! I expect in a restaurant that charges $42 for this entree to prepare the meat properly. My appetizer which was a squash porridge was excellent and the trout entree that my husband had was great.Special Features:
- Look forward to returningVinoRobbieDined on 11/8/2014Staff was very helpful with suggestions and presentation of the evening special. If not for a pork chop that I thought was overly smoked, this would be 5 star for food. Everything else was outstanding. Look forward to returning and trying the new menu in the spring.Special Features:
- Lovely dining roomOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 11/2/2014Manzanita is located in the gorgeous Ritz Carlton Hotel where my husband and I were staying for two nights while in Lake Tahoe. The food was very good, a bit pricey, but given the location, worth it. The service was NOT flawless, but none the less, it was still a pleasant dinner in a stellar location.Special Features:
- Excellent Experience!BlueWaterVIPDined on 10/30/2014Manzanita is a beautiful restaurant and our experience was top notch from start to finish! From the perfectly executed Hendrix martini to the delicious chocolate dessert trio. We enjoyed the short ribs and the salmon entrees and we will be going back soon.Special Features:
- Great dining experience!BarbDined on 10/22/2014This was the best dining experience in a long time. We went in the fall when the chef was offering the three course prix fixe meal and the food was delicious, nicely presented and very reasonable for what I would call a high class restaurant. We ski at Northstar where the Ritz and restaurant are located, but have only had lunch there. Our server was excellent and very professional. The setting is romantic, darkened room with lit fireplaces in various locations. I highly recommend the Manzanita.Special Features:
- EnjoyableFoodieDined on 10/21/2014The food was good and service attentive. Surprised at the limited menu/ lack of healthier options. Great setting but expected greater variety of items and healthier choices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ErgomanVIPDined on 10/10/2014Ritz Tahoe does a consistently nice job...we are frequent visitors and have never had a bad experience.Special Features:
- Best in the WestitheoDined on 10/6/2014Wonderful evening!! Service and food were both excellent. Enjoyed a wonderful bottle of wine and an outstanding dinner while looking out at the ski slopes of Northstar.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best meal ever!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/29/2014The Manzanita at the Ritz-Carlton completed exceeded our expectations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dissappointedPatrickWilliamVIPDined on 9/14/2014I suppose our expectations were high. When you hear "Ritz-Carlton" you think great service. Couldn't be further from the truth. We waited 15 minutes before we even saw the waiter. 22 minutes before we recieved a beverage. It wasn't crowded. It was actually very slow. The waiter was not attentive after he showed up. The food was good. We ate at multiple places throughout our Tahoe vacation. High and Low. This was the biggest dissappointment.
- Splendor in the SierrasDelightindiningDined on 9/4/2014In contrast to most of the informal Tahoe scene, Manzanita offers a superb dining experience in an elegant restaurant, in a hotel with grand architecture and wonderful mountain views. To be sure, it is expensive but for that special vacation evening in the mountains, it is well worth considering. All of us, including some serious foodies, had a great evening there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Monday at ManzanitaLeChevalBlanc58Dined on 8/11/2014Great ambiance and atmosphere. Great staff. My wife and daughter both ordered a pasta-based menu item; was excellent. I ordered the special of the evening, which was a slow-cooked pork loin with a Dijon mustard sauce, haricots vert, and a corn grits. It sounded great when described by the waiter but in reality did not live up to the description; pork was not tender as one would expect of a slow-cooked meat. The desserts were also mixed; excellent chocolate trio of deserts but a cheese cake that tried too hard not to be a cheese cake. Manzanita is a terrific restaurant; just need to work a bit more on perfecting a few of the menu items.Special Features:
- Great Find!ScoopsDined on 8/8/2014We were so impressed with Manzanita! Everything about it was great. The decor was impressive when you first walked in. The outside dining with views of the mountains was awesome. Our service not only from our waitress, Kate, but even several others we interfaced with, including Bridget. It was my wife's birthday and they provided a desert of her choice for free. All in all we it was great and we will be going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingmattDined on 8/2/2014Boring menu, bland food, and just average service. Very disappointing, especially for the price. Much better options in TruckeeSpecial Features:
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- Lovely locationFirstTimerVIPDined on 7/27/2014The ambiance of Manzanita and the Ritz-Carlton Lake Tahoe is just amazing. My husband and I enjoyed dinner there to celebrate his birthday and we will definitely return. The menu is elegantly simple and perfect for the location in the mountains.Special Features:
- DisappointinggaryrobertDined on 7/26/2014We dined Saturday night and were looking forward to a wonderful experience, instead, nothing but disappointment. The food was bland and showed no imagination. The pasta dish could only be improved with lots of salt. The fries were cold and undercooked. The pricing was San Francisco fine dining ( $250 for 2) and the food was Chipolte level quality. What's going on here?
- Food 25 Service 30 Atmosphere 30OpenTable Diner Since 2014VIPDined on 7/24/2014Really loved our meal here. Such a beautiful and amazing space (as is the whole hotel), with 5-star ambience and service .. but not a hint of pretentious attitude. Tons of families and folks just enjoying the 5-star outdoors/nature, perfectly combined with the Ritz experience. During our meal, the Chef came over personally and made chef hats for my 2 year old son and 10 year old nephew. Outside (in July), they had tons of games to enjoy, including Bocce, lawn darts, corn hole, frisbee golf, etc.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently good food - great viewTahoeFanVIPDined on 7/21/2014This is a wonderful restaurant that is a favorite of many Lake Tahoe locals. The food is creative, inspired, and consistently good. In addition, the waitstaff is knowledgeable and always pleasant to interact with, whether the conversation is about food or unrelated topics. In addition, the location within the Ritz hotel overlooking the slopes of Northstar ski resort makes for an enchanting setting.Special Features:
- Un-inspiring menuBlackTopDined on 7/6/2014We went there for a birthday lunch on a Sunday. The menu is very limited and rather un-inspiring. There's no Sunday brunch menu.
- Shockingly disappointedFrequentFineDinerVIPDined on 7/2/2014I have been dining at Manzanita since the week it opened several years ago. My prior experiences have been consistently wonderful. My latest visit on July 2, 2014 was a huge disappointment. Worst of all was the service - though we were seated right by the kitchen, our table of 4 was ignored. We ordered just two courses of food, yet dinner still took about 2 hours. My wine and sparkling water were never re-filled, and we were not checked on at all. When I finished my glass of wine, no one asked if I wanted another. Our appetizers were good, but my fish entrée was way overcooked and dry (no one bothered asking us how it was). The four of us dropped about $500 and were very disappointed. I wont be back anytime soon...what a shame.
- happydinerVIPDined on 6/27/2014Fresh and tasty food. The vegetables were some of the best I ever had in the restaurants. Salad was perfect. Steak was just bit more done than what we asked for. Fish was great. Pasta good. Lovely hillside setting. Attentative staffs who addressed us by our names. Will recommend and return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just love it.YummDined on 6/26/2014Excellent food, great quality,and perfect portion size.Special Features:
- Excellent as always.tcroslandDined on 6/25/2014Great service, amazing food, appropriate proportions and you leave feeling like it was a good value.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Desert surpriseRobertDined on 6/20/2014Thank you to our waitress for suggesting desert. The laurel ice cream and tarragon marshmallows are still in my memory. Unforgetable!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a favorite12hdcpVIPDined on 6/17/2014At least once, sometimes more often during our Northstar weeklong stays, we dine at Manzanita at the Ritz. Always beautiful and comfortable and the service is unsurpassed. Food is OK but not great and certainly not on par with the menu descriptions, which are written by an artist. We still prefer the food at Lone Eagle Grille in Incline Village but hope Manzanita improves.Special Features:
- Delicious in the mountainsenjoysgoodfoodDined on 6/2/2014I eat here often. Good fresh food and great wine list. Not cheap though. Greg and Kristen are excellent servers and do anything to make your meal perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/22/2014Delicious meal, excellent service. weird ambience...very sterile feeling. Not the Tahoe feel.Special Features:
- Great fooddiningfoolVIPDined on 5/16/20146 of us dined with various ideas of what good food is (foodies to new college grad who is just developing a palate). All were delighted with the meal and service. Would come back next time we are at the Ritz. Would not drive here...it is a little remote from other activities in the Lake Tahoe area.Special Features:
- mother's day brunchNVdinerVIPDined on 5/11/2014The brunch was truly delicious with a wonderful selection of shell fish, plus fillet and salmon along with many chef's specialties.Special Features:
- great mealOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 5/9/2014manzanita never disappoints. the menu is great, service as well, and the food always carefully prepared. we look forward to going back.Special Features:
- amazing!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 4/19/2014This is the first restaurant that ever brought gluten free for one of my party who eats gf! The rest of the was enjoying sourdough, and as soon as our server noticed, she brought gf bread right over... No gluten free menu, but rather "we can pretty much work with any of the selections"! Dinner was amazing and the service was the icing on the birthday cake. Thank you, Natasha and the Manzanita staff!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic dining expereinceLocalDined on 4/17/2014We took a family group here for a birthday celebration. Food, ambience, service were all as expected from a Ritz restaurant. I highly reccomend for a special occasion.Special Features:
- Nice Location and View ---- but....SnowGirlDined on 4/14/2014The ambience is great and the service as well. At the end of ski season, we felt the quality of the food had declined. My husband's filet mignon was overcooked. He ordered medium rare and got medium well. I had the appetizer pizza which was cold. We've enjoyed the restaurant throughout the season, and generally were very happy with it. Hopefully this was just an aberration.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- always goodOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 4/7/2014we try to go once a month. no better place in north lake tahoe to dine.Special Features:
- We're RegularsOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 3/29/2014Hello, My husband and I have a place in the village and try to dine at Manzanita's whenever we are in Tahoe. We love it! Doesn't feel like a trip to Northstar without dining here. Our waitress saturday night was so sweet. I have forgotten her name, but she has dark brown hair, lives in Reno and is originally from Canada- BC, I believe. She was very kind to my daughter!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Was better 2 years agolabelleDined on 3/21/2014We reserved through Open Table for a celebration dinner for our family- noted that we had two kids with us and were celebrating two occasions. This fact and the fact that we reserved in advance were not mentioned or played no part in our seating as we were seated at a small four top in the center of the restaurant- crowded in with another table, even when there were more expansive empty tables on the sides of the restaurant. A plus was a great kids menu. Food was ok, but not the stellar experience we had when we visited 2 years ago. It was much more feeling like a hotel restaurant (where people had to go rather than made special plans to go). Our service was ok. We waited 20 minutes for a dessert (not a specialty dessert).Special Features:
- Great spotMoranDined on 2/23/2014I have read negative reviews but the four of definitely had a "5 star" experience. Wholeheartly recommend the Manzanita.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dinner on the slopes!yum4meDined on 2/22/2014Fantastic food and service. WE have eaten here several times and always great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- limited menuOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 2/21/2014Nice restaurant but very limited menu considering the location and priceSpecial Features:
- Great View but Poor ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 2/21/2014Food was overall good. However, less butter should be used for kid's plain pasta. My daughter's pasta with literally soaked in a soup of melted butter. It was quite gross. Service was mediocre for a normal restaurant, but horrible for the Ritz. We ate at 2:30 pm, when the restaurant was very slow, yet our server only came to check on us couple of times. We had to flag her down to get utensils, and our drinks were not refilled. Very disappointing experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Superb apartment of 76 sqm, ideally located just minutes walk from the slopes and shops, with private parking space in front of the residence.
Apartment of 76 m², sleeps 10, very well equipped. Next to the apartment No. 2, on the ground floor. Collective located at the entrance of the station, 5 minutes walk from the shops and ski lifts.
Apartment consists of a living room (with terrace) with table and chairs for 10 people, a bed for 2 persons, TV: a kitchen with oven, microwave, Nespresso coffee machine, 3-ring hob, fridge with freezer 3 drawers: 2 bedrooms with double bed 160 x 200cm (with direct access to the bathroom): a bathroom with tub: a closed door blind bedroom with 2x2 bunk beds L ( direct access to the shower room): a shower: a toilet located at the entrance of the apartment.
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Baheda [बहेड़ा], known in Sanskrit as Vibhitaka [विभितक] Botanical name Terminalia Bellirica [Belliric Myrobalan] is a tree the produce of which has since long been uses in Indian traditional medicine.
This tree is also said to have certain unique magical properties. Numerous Simple Remedies for a variety of problems are also performed using the parts of this tree.
This here is one such Powerful Remedy for Protection from Black Magic, Curses, Evil Eye and all sorts of Evil Energies. In the period of the constellation Purvaphalguni Nakshatra [Beta Leonis] bring home a leaf of this tree and keep it in secure place.
This is said to keep you and you home safe and secure from all sorts of Black Magic and the Evil Energies which I have mentioned.
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Powerful Remedy for Protection from Black Magic
Baheda [बहेड़ा], known in Sanskrit as Vibhitaka [विभितक] Botanical name Terminalia Bellirica [Belliric Myrobalan] is a tree the produce of which has since long been uses in Indian traditional medicine.
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Love blink! Man I'm listening to all their songs on my iPod. Was listening to aliens exsist. Now its going away to college. That'll be my song next year! Senior in high school, class of 2011 whoo! :D Anyone who doesn't like blink 182 is fucking stupid!
<3 | Reviewer: harrharr | 3/11/08
oh my goood the best band ever Love them sooo much ^^ do you guys know the live version from Aliens exist ? it's on the mark tom and travis show and this live version is so fuckin coool love it... after "I'm not like you guys...
twelve majestic lies" Mark's singing: Tom has sex with guys :D
BEST *****N BAND EVER | Reviewer: Blink-182-TOM | 6/7/07
GO 2 mi site www.blink182-mark-tom-travis-lyrics.piczo.com and i'm addin all the blink 182 songs(ovr time). And can some1 PLZ!!!! e-mail me what he says on YOUTUBE. I cant find it nemore. Oh YA TOM YOU *****N RULE>>>YOUR MI IDOL AND INSPIRATION TO PLAY GUITAR< I CAN PLAY ABOUT, WELL I GUESS BASICALLY EVRY SONG....U ROCK MAN>>>biggest fan in the world....even your newwer stuff is awsome, you can't make a bad record.
hehehe | Reviewer: aron | 5/15/07
in the live version in sydney 2000 after tom says "im not like you guys, twelve majestic lies" mark goes "tom has sex with guys"
whoa | Reviewer: taylor | 11/24/06
I love this song! i love Blink 182! i have so many favorite songs by them!
Blink 182 Aliens Exist | Reviewer: tom | 8/25/05
Hey, I think blink 182 have gone real bad but the old stuff such as this is classic.
C O O L | Reviewer: holly | 8/2/05
I LOVE IT AND YOUR BAND I LOVE IT I LOVE IT I LOVE IT I LOVE IT SOZ ABOUT THAT BUT ITS TRUE i wish i could click my fingers and i would be at your conset its so not fair soz i'm just going to have a little sing!( why do people knew that that real i leave my closet door open all night i know the c.i.a will say what you hear is all your say)soz :]
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I love this song! That's all. :)
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ARLINGTON -- With the ability to detect an estimated 19,000 explosive chemicals, the Arlington Fire Department's seven specially trained Labradors have a nose for trouble.Arlington has the second-largest explosive detection canine unit in North Texas, behind Dallas/Fort Worth Airport. The dogs are frequently tasked with sweeping venues, such as Cowboys Stadium and Rangers Ballpark in Arlington, for bombs and firearms before major events and visits by dignitaries. The grant-funded dogs and their handlers are also called to help investigators across the region search for tossed guns or spent shell casings linked to crimes.But only the newest member of the team, a yellow Lab named Jasper, is trained to spot would-be suicide bombers. Known as a vapor wake detection dog, Jasper can track the scent of an explosive being carried or worn by a person, even in a crowded area like a mall or a sports venue."They will follow the trail. They will take you right to the person that has explosives on them." Assistant Fire Marshal Stephen Lea said. "The others won't do that."Fire officials showed off Jasper and the other dogs' abilities to some City Council members recently during a tour of the team's new Main Street office downtown.Arlington, which has one of 468 bomb squads nationwide, also added a smaller explosive ordnance disposal robot this year that not only can climb stairs and pry open vehicle doors but also can maneuver through houses and apartments to retrieve bombs."It is designed to keep us out of harm's way," Deputy Fire Marshal Darin Niederhaus said. "We would rather damage a robot than an individual."The Fire Department's six other canines are trained to ignore odors coming from people, which makes sense because they typically work with peace officers carrying firearms, Lea said. They concentrate on searching vehicles and buildings.Vapor wake canines are taught to find and follow an odor trail even when the person carrying or wearing explosives has passed through 10 to 15 minutes earlier.The dogs, trained by Auburn University, are used by agencies including the U.S. Capitol Police, Amtrak and the Transportation Security Administration, according to the school. Arlington plans to add more vapor wake canines as its other dogs retire.Lea called vapor wake dogs like Jasper a crucial resource in the fight against terrorism."If we have a large venue someplace and we have a threat that there is a suicide bomber, my canines now would be sniffing stationary cars," Lea said. "These dogs give us the ability to work inside crowds. As we get more of them, we can do more of that."Costly caninesArlington bought its first explosive detection canine, Brickman, in 2006. The department bought Jasper to replace Brickman, who retired in January and lives with his handler.The cost is about $130,000 per canine, which includes the dog, the training and a vehicle to carry the dog. Vapor wake dogs cost about $40,000, compared with about $17,000 for the other canines, Lea said.The canines go through training daily, which can include searching through piles of luggage or sweeping local warehouses and offices for deliberately hidden explosive compounds while ignoring distractions, such as food, that have also been hidden.When a dog finds a suspicious odor, it sits to alert the handler. The dog is then rewarded with a treat, like getting to play with tennis ball or a rope toy."They will work for hours just to play with that ball," Lea said.Arlington isn't the only city that benefits from the grant-funded canine team. The FBI, the Secret Service, the Texas Rangers, the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, and law enforcement agencies as far away as Stephenville have called on the dogs for help.Assignments have included a bomb sweep in 2008 when President Barack Obama, then a candidate, campaigned in Fort Worth.Arlington's dogs were also used to search the crime scene when Kaufman County Assistant District Attorney Mark Hasse was gunned down in January near the county courthouse."We get used all over the state," Lea said.New robotArlington recently spent about $421,000 renovating the former Fire Resource Management Facility at 403 W. Main St. to create a larger space for the fire prevention and explosive ordnance disposal team office.The city now has enough equipment and personnel to form two response teams in case more than one emergency situation arises, Riley said.Jasper isn't the team's only new addition.Arlington bought a remote-control explosive ordnance disposal robot for $243,119 with Homeland Security grant funds. The robot, equipped with four cameras, has both tires and metal tracks, which help it climb stairs and other inclined surfaces.It can also be outfitted with cable cutters, cordless drills and various saws to cut through walls or into vehicles to access explosives, Assistant Fire Chief Brian Riley said.Using a claw, the robot can pick up objects such as unattended bags or pipe bombs and place them inside a "total containment vessel" for transport to the city's bomb range.The city's first explosive ordnance disposal robot, bought with grant funds in 2006, is too large to fit through interior doorways.That means the bomb technicians have sometimes had to retrieve suspicious objects."If we can send a robot in first, we will," Niederhaus said.The department also has a smaller robot for tasks such as checking under vehicles.Susan Schrock, 817-709-7578Twitter: @susanschrock
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John Boston b. 1816 NC - wed 1839 Sarah
Louanna Repult, went to Lee Co., Miss. and are buried in the Unity
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John Calvin and Rebecca Ann Leeper Boston' Children.
Mrs. Colwell was a native of Mississippi. She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Boston and wife of the late J. M. Colwell.
She is survived by one son , Carl Colwell of Texarkana; four brothers, Frank Boston and Sam Boston of Whitexboro; Je Boston of Dallas and Will Boston of Canyon; two sisters, Mrs. Wiley Henderson of Dallas and Mrs. Leslie Porter of San Francisco, Calif. ; eight grandchildren and a number of great-grandchildren.
Survivors are three children; Miss Rebecca Barfield, Mrs. Ethel Lou Barfield and Stephen Barfield all of Whitesboro, six brothers, Will, Sam, Frank, and Percy Boston of Whitesboro, Ralph Boston of Kansas City and Joe Boston of Dallas, and three sisters, Mrs. Jim Culwell of Whitesboro, Mrs Wiley Henderson of Durant and Mrs. Lucile Porter of Plainview.
Boston, a Whitesboro, Grayson County, native, died here Saturday.
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Survivors; two daughters, Mrs. Charles D. Kirkham Jr. of Dallas and Mrs. William C. Revercomb Jr. of Charleston, W. Va.; A sister, Mrs. Wylie Henderson of Lake Dallas, and six grandchildren.
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- Matt of Aptos Jun 26, 2007 04:02 PM
I finally tried Betty's Burgers yesterday. I liked it. Since it was my first time, I just ordered the basic burger and a small order of fries.
The burger came with the standard pickle, lettuce, tomato, and onion. They also slather on their "Secret Lube," which is basically just a 1,000 Island-like dressing. The meat was well done and not too juicy. But, it it had good flavor. They claim to use a special blend of seasonings in their meat. The bun was really good.
I loved the fries. Shoestrings in a tempura-like batter. These just might be my new favorite.
Betty's has several types of burgers, hot dogs, chili, sweet potato fries, and salads. They also sell Marianne's ice cream. You can get a shake, malt, cone, float, or whatever.
I live in Aptos and doubt I'd make a special trip just for Betty's. But, I'll be sure to stop in again when I'm in the neighborhood.
Thanks for the report, Matt. I do live in the neighborhood but haven't been yet. Looks like they've expanded their hours to evenings, at least on the weekends when I've gone on evening walks. I've heard mixed things and wanted to let them get settled before trying it. The weekend crowds make the line snake out the door, so I'll just wait until a weekday when things are more mellow.
Do you know if they buy their buns from somewhere or if they make their own?
re: Carb Lover
I read in this review that the buns come from Aldo's:
I stopped into Betty's again and ordered their hot dog. It was a nice 8 inch all-beef frank. But, hard-core hot dog fans beware: it's a skinless dog. There's no snap whatsoever. I wanted pickle relish on my dog and they pointed me to their supply of those little plastic relish packets. Bummer.
I had issues with the bun. It was similar to their hamburger bun, but a bit too dry. Also, it was just too large. Their slender dog was overwhelmed by the big fluffy bun. And the worst: when I picked it up, I found that the underside of the bun was split open, allowing the dog to fall through. That's just bad hot dog construction. I'm glad I didn't order the chili dog. That would have been a real mess. I'll stick with Betty's burger for now on.
I ordered the fries too. I'm sad to report that they were not as good this time. They were the same, but just more "well-done." The extra frying seems to have knocked out the taste and texture I had so enjoyed last time. I don't think I'll bother with their fries again.
Also ordered a chocolate malt. Now, as a milkshake it was fine. But, I ordered a MALT. If they really did put malt powder in it, it wasn't enough for me to actually taste it. I was expecting more for my $3.75.
Betty's has a good burger. But, my second time there made them feel like so many other restaurants in Santa Cruz: sort of clueless and half-hearted. And really lacking the attention to detail that makes one look forward to a return visit.
Ok, we finally gave Betty Burgers a whirl this evening. Their menu board says they open till 10pm, but I'm not sure if this is consistent right now since they're still hiring and getting their legs. We went around 6pm and it was pretty crowded, but not overwhelming like I've seen on weekends when walking by.
We had the Point Burger (bacon, mushrooms, blue cheese, green onion sauce for $6.95), Basic Betty w/ bacon and cheddar added on ($4.75 plus $1.25 bacon and $.75 cheddar), large order of fries ($2.49), and medium fountain drink ($1.39). I came w/ tempered expectations yet still left decidedly disappointed. The concept is good (I like focused menus and perfecting one specialty), but an excellent burger takes skill to construct and just can't be slapped together.
My beef w/ the food? The Aldo's bun was way too big and overwhelmed the fillings; this is a huge peeve of mine when it comes to any burger or sandwich. It was also cold in temp. and tasted doughy to me. The beef patty was large but not very flavorful or juicy. No distinctive charred flavor. Didn't taste cooked to order. The bacon was bacon but got lost in the mass of bread. I prefer thick-cut. The cheese was not really melty. The assembly appeared sloppy to me as distribution of ingredients was uneven.
The bacon cheeseburger was dry. I guess it needed more of their "secret lube," but that would have been like a band-aid to cover up a more fundamental problem. The point burger was better in flavor and not as dry but still not hitting on all cylinders. I can be pretty forgiving if the fries are great, but unfortunately, I didn't like their fries either. They were fried too hard (as Matt notes above) and a bit greasy. They are too pencil-thin and short for my taste (if they are thin, they should be long IMO), and I don't like the starch coating they use to give it the puffiness or what Matt refers to as "tempura-like batter" They lacked potatoey flavor and needed salt.
When I'm paying nearly $20 for a gourmet burger meal, I expect more. I prefer the burger at Jack's, Zachary's or Red. Since I live in the neighborhood and walk by often to the harbor, I may try it again when the mood strikes, but I wouldn't make a special trip for it. I feel like it's on the cusp of getting settled and finetuning its food formula or falling into the Santa Cruz "whatever dude" mentality. Service was pretty smooth though.
I'm probably being especially critical because of my recent trip to Taylor's Refresher in St. Helena; see below for photo comparisons.
Basic Betty w/ bacon and cheddar:
Point Burger:
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Taylor's Refresher comparison:
re: Carb Lover
Thanks for the detailed review. Wow! What a surprise.
What do you think explains the big crowds there?
re: harryd
Well, it's new and has a highly visible location which lures in tourists on weekends. It also is a place for the whole family, although it's not really a cheap family meal if it's nearly $20 for the two of us for not that much food. I'd rather get a pizza from Pizza My Heart or Engfer down the street.
Everyone around us seemed to be happy w/ their food and a number of people had phoned in take-out orders to pick up. Fives reviews on yelp give the food positive reviews and an average of 4 out of 5 stars, so as usual, we are the weird food aliens in this town. Check it out if you're curious and let us know what you think.
Betty Burgers
505 Seabright Ave, Santa Cruz, CA 95062
re: Carb Lover
I agree with your take on Betty Burgers.
I had a 1/2 lb Mexican style hamburger and fries. The burger was not juicy and didn't have much flavor. The guacamole didn't do much to help. The bun was not heated or toasted. In sum, the burger was nothing special.
The fries were better than the burger, but still nothing special, at least in my view.
I went at lunchtime on Tues and it wasn't particularly crowded. There were no lines out the door. I guess that happens on Sat & Sun.
re: harryd
Thanks for the report back. BB is a prime example of how a seemingly simple concept can be hard to execute properly. It's actually difficult to make a fantastic burger, IMO. All the proportions and elements need to be spot on.
I wish they had more house-designed burger combos because I'm not a fan of the basic burger plus add ons. Too many permutations that increase the margin for error.
re: Carb Lover
I think making a fantastic burger requires someone with a passion for doing that.
BB isn't in that category. It's more of a run a restaurant using a formula kind of place.
re: harryd
Ironic, since Betty's motto is "Juicy Patties, Hot Buns." I was was content with the flavor of the one burger I've had there, but it was not juicy at all. The bun was not hot, but it was very fresh and light, so I guess I lucked out on that.
re: Carb Lover
Carb Lover, Nice photos .... that looks like a lot of bread relative to the patty size!
re: soquelcalifornia
They tout using all natural, hormone-free meat. I don't know any details beyond that. Let us know if you get any more sourcing details...
Betty's Burgers concept was created by the same crazies that did Bleu Spoon. So if the menu looks/sounds/tastes vaguely familiar...you know why. Another review:
re: Pablo
Thanks for that link, Pablo. I read Christina's review when she first posted it, but I haven't revisited it to see the responses. Glad to see that the owner (Laurie) responded that they have changed to a different bun supplier. If they continue to be open to feedback and make changes, then perhaps it's not doomed after all. I'll return for another taste down the road and report back...
Just adding an updated review to the mix.
Went here with SO and a friend last night -- I ordered the salad with grilled chicken breast, SO ordered the Point Grinder burger, and friend ordered the Biddy Betty (kid-sized burger).
The prices here were a lot more reasonable than I would have thought reading previous reviews -- Biddy Betty was $3.95, Point Grinder was $6.95, and my Betty on Top salad was $6.49. We didn't order fries, but for the record the regular size fries are $1.65, and a medium drink is $1.69. If you ordered a 1/2lb burger, fries, and a drink, your order would be around $10, which is more than other fast food joints. We just ordered the burgers and salad though.
I tried a tiny bite of burger, and what I noticed is that the meat seems very greasy and high in fat content. Also possibly some sort of smoke flavoring goes into the burgers before they're cooked -- the char-broiled flavor tasted a little artificial. Tasty if you like a higher fat beef burger, but this sort of thing would give me a whopping stomach ache afterwards! The Biddy Betty was the size of a regular fast food burger, while the Point Grinder was pretty darn big. SO would have liked it to have a bit more blue cheese, and he found the patty very greasy -- visibly dripping fat.
The salad was alright. A generous amount, to be sure, and the sliced almonds and cranberries were a nice touch. But I found a couple slimy, crumpled leaves in the middle, blech. The chicken breast was cut up into tiny chunks all over the top of the salad, which was fine, just didn't expect it. Pretty salty seasoning on the chicken -- it tastes like other fast food chicken. The tomato slices weren't all that flavorful, and considering we're in the height of tomato season around here, it's too bad.
The service was super-friendly and efficient -- we were here on a Sunday night around 8:30, after all the tourists had cleared out for the weekend. I don't doubt that if I'd complained about the lettuce in my salad, they'd have been happy to get me a new one. Just wasn't in a complainy mood, and it wasn't that big a deal.
If you like a fatty, juicy burger, you'll like the burgers here! I think a lot of people consider a 20% fat burger to be ideal, so SO are probably in the minority on that one.
re: operagirl
Thanks for your update on BB. I haven't eaten there in a long time. I went once again after the above report and pretty much left w/ the same verdict...mediocre burgers. The sweet potato fries were ok. Interesting to hear you describe the patties as juicy and fatty since that was not my experience before. Perhaps they've changed their recipe. It's sorta impressive that they haven't changed their prices since summer '07 given the steep rise in food costs this past year. The prices are reasonable if you like their food.
I prefer the burgers at Jack's, Red, and even Zachary's. I still need to try the Carpo's burger one day...
re: Matt of Aptos
I agree with Carb Lover and Matt of Aptos. Betty Burgers are dry. It's a shame to see success coming from mediocrity. It just goes to show that a good business plan can make any so-so restaurant work. However, I won't be tempted to try the new location until they call me for a consultation.
Betty Burgers
505 Seabright Ave, Santa Cruz, CA 95062
re: Matt of Aptos
To update this thread, my mom and I had lunch at Betty Burger's Eastside location on 41st Ave in October when we were staying in the area. We each got a Basic Betty Burger, $4.95, and shared a chocolate malt, $4.05, and an order of 50/50 fries, $3.95.
Basic Betty, 1/3 lb patty with secret "lube" – Being able to get a burger that's less than a half-pounder was much appreciated. The bun did not overwhelm and as can be seen in the photo was grilled. What was outsize was the portion of iceberg lettuce, I guess Betty likes the tall look. But the garnishes were very fresh and snappy. We'd ordered the burgers cooked "medium", and they hit that. While I wouldn't describe them as "dry", the patties were not juicy, lacking the free-flowing juices of freshly cooked meat. I suspect that they've been par-cooked in advance. When we go back, I might ask them if they can cook to order, and see what happens.
50/50 Fry Basket, crispy fries and sweet potato fries – Skinny cut, battered, and very crispy, we liked these with ketchup and also with some extra lube.
Nice job with the chocolate malt, very thick and not shy with the malt powder. My mom has been asking if we can go back again.
Betty Burger - Eastside
1000 41st Ave
Santa Cruz


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Fire Truck measures approximately 4.9" long.
Digging dirt, moving earth or just driving down the road, construction vehicles are captivating. This extra thick wooden puzzle includes six easy-grasp, chunky vehicle pieces. Each vehicle has a full-colour, matching picture underneath and can stand upright for pretend play. Encourages hand-eye, fine motor and creative expression skills.
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Measures approximately 9" long and 12" wide.
Help is on the way as a police car, ambulance, and fire truck race to the rescue! Preschooler puzzlers will be excited to construct the scene and identify these emergency vehicles. This 24-piece wooden jigsaw puzzle assembles in a sturdy, wooden tray for easy solving and storage.
Measures approximately 15.75" long and 11.75 wide when assembled.
This friction-powered dump truck features realistic engine sounds that are battery free! A switch operated motorized tipping action and an opening front cab, as well as a sturdy carry handle make Dudley Dump Truck perfect for hours of play!
Includes: dump truck, two barrels, three traffic cones, and driver figure.
Dump truck measures approximately 10" long and 8.3" tall.
Need help hauling a big load while helping save the planet? The Green Toys Dump Truck is ready to get working. Made from 100% recycled plastic milk containers this really is the most energy efficient vehicle on this or any planet. The super cool eco-design has a workable dumper and no metal axles.
Measures approximately 9" long x 7" wide x 7" tall.
Winner of Mom's Best Hot Product and Oppenheim Best Outdoor Toys 2009.
Sort bottles, cans, and paper or just have a blast! Your eco-conscious little one will learn recycling basics while playing with this super cool recycling truck that has a movable recycling bed and open/shut rear door. The awesome eco-design has no metal axles.
Measures approximately 11" long x 5.25" wide x 6" tall.
Winner of Peapods Favourite (#17) and Dr Toy's 2009 Best 100 Children's Producs.
Race to the rescue with the Mountain Rescue Truck! This heavy-duty mountain truck can handle even the roughest terrain! Equipped with a removable roof and rear doors that open, this vehicle is easily accessible. Two figures can sit in the front while the collapsible stretcher can be stowed in the back and secured for transport!
Includes rescue truck, two figures, rescue dog, stretcher, first aid kit and other accessories.
Figures measure approximately 2.95" tall.
Animal rescue rangers to the rescue! With this rugged safari truck, two cheerful people are ready to zoom across the savannah to help their animal friends. The alligator, zebra, rhinoceros, elephant, giraffe, hippopotamus and lion fit into the truck's sides through die-cut slots, so this exciting toy is perfect for imaginative play and fine motor skills . . . and much more! Lift and remove the cargo door to unload the colorful animals, then count, sort and stack the solid-wood pieces before loading the truck and securing the door in its track. One male and one female ranger fit in the cab of the truck, or come out to tend to the animals on the preserve. Play ideas are included to reinforce basic skills and inspire creative play.
Measures approximately 11" long, 7" tall, and 5"wide.
Create a Scene Construction Floor Puzzle combines a puzzle with additional activities to create a fun and interactive learning experience for your child. After assembling the puzzle, children can create their own scenes and stories by placing the reusable static stickers on the surface of completed puzzle. Then turn the puzzle over for a big colouring activity! The bright illustrations encourage parent-child conversation.
Includes: Stickers and 50 puzzle pieces.
Measures approximately 36" tall x 24" long.
This Caterpillar skid steer is a versatile loader truck that can handle every job, big and small! In addition to the included bucket that can be lowered and raised, this small truck can be fitted with a number of different forks and tool accessories, sold separately.
Because of their high quality products and attention to detail, Bruder ranks among today's top manufacturers of toy plastic vehicles in Europe. Their philosophy is that playing with toys is not an end in and of itself, but is rather a way to help children experience the world as they learn and grow. As a result, Bruder products are crafted to be incredibly lifelike and durable, just like the real vehicles they resemble! They are also an environmentally-conscious company, following a principle of sustainability when it comes to utilizing resources and promoting in-house recycling and energy-saving production functions to reduce their impact on the environment. It's easy to see why Bruder is one of the leading manufacturers of toy plastic vehicles as their realistic products serve as not only learning tools but, most of all, are lots of fun to play with!
Measures approximately 9.1" long x 5.1" wide x 4.1" high.
The Heavy Duty Flatbed Trailer makes transporting construction equipment a cinch! Simply load the included crane extension piece onto the flatbed and secure it with the cables. The truck's removable roof provides easy access to the cab's interior, giving kids all the driving power as the truck cruises over to the construction site! When not in use, the flatbed trailer detaches from the truck cab.
Includes one figure, truck with flatbed trailer, fastening ropes, crane extension, and other accessories.
Figure measures approximately 2.95" tall.
Whether disposing of rocks, garbage or other rubble, the Industrial Dump Truck can handle it all! Equipped with a removable roof and capable of tilting back, this truck has everything kids need for the classic construction play experience.
Includes one figure, truck, walkie talkie, and other accessories.
Clear away rubble or transport construction materials with the Large Front Loader! Kids will love raising and lowering the movable arm as they scoop up materials or move them from one place to another. The back area of the loader also flips open to reveal the engine!
Includes one figure, front loader, and hard hat.
Heavy hauling action! Take the load on this powerful truck to deliver the cargo. Tip off the goods at its final destination. Open the truck cabin to discover what it looks like inside!
The Original Wooden Railway! BRIO created the first wooden railway in 1958. Since then they've built up the world's largest range of wooden railway items. Their modular system offers endless layout possibilities and endless fun. The tracks are crafted from the highest quality beech wood, making them durable for years to come, and they're fully compatible with all other major wooden railway toys!
Measures approximately 3.5" long x 1.25" tall x 2" wide.
Includes cargo truck and cargo.
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Back in time to what now feels like a long long time ago - 1998 to be exact – I founded Antenna Software , a company focused on enterprise mobility. Antenna continues its mobile enterprise ways, but I've since moved to another adventure, founding a startup called Bug Labs. I won't say anything more just now about the labs, but wireless and mobility play very interesting roles in the things we do there.
In thinking today about mobility, I find myself going back yet again in time – back to 2002. While talking to a Gartner analyst back then, the point was made that in the not-too-distant future the term 'mobile computing' would become an anachronism. The two concepts – mobile and computing – would be so intertwined, so synonymous, that we'd cease to use the 'mobile' adjective. It was an intriguing idea that I have returned to again and again over the years.
I don't think the terms have truly converged yet, but I can confidently say we're close. My iPad sports more horsepower than my desktop did 3 years ago. In fact, I don't even own a desktop anymore. I'm rarely sitting in one place for more than an hour. All my computing devices are mobile. Now when I say computer, by default its 'mobile.'
I know it won't surprise you when I say the merging of mobility (which I loosely define as battery powered computers) with gigahertz CPUs, loads of memory and high speed wireless network access will fundamentally change all our lives. It is an obvious statement. But what might not be so obvious is that most of the coming changes won't have anything to do with your mobile phone. For evidence, you don't need to look any further than your own driveway. The fact that cars are not net-connected already is, to me, an enduring mystery. Of all the mass market 'mobile devices' in our lives it is the one that could most benefit from getting connected. The advantages to safety, efficiency, productivity and convenience are enormous.
Just think about it for a second and I guarantee you'll see my point. Ford has jumped on the bandwagon with its Sync product line. The others won't be far behind. There are equally large opportunities in the aftermarket. In fact, anything that moves could benefit from getting connected. Literally!
Healthcare is another vast playing field in need of exploring. Disease management, drug compliance, wellness, prevention, remote monitoring, telemedicine, etc, they all benefit significantly from high speed, connected computing platforms (notice I didn't say mobile – it's implied!). You can expect to see an explosion of activity in this space over the next several years, especially as the Baby Boomers start to retire in earnest.
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Ten years from now we'll look back and wonder how we ever survived without all the 'smart' gadgets in our lives. It's a future that you can help make real by realizing that it's time to move past ten year old definitions of mobility and recognizing that the era of true anytime, anywhere computing is upon us.


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NEW YORK Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc.s net income jumped 16.1 percent to $743 million in the fourth quarter from $640 million in the same period a year earlier on sales that climbed 8.4 percent to more than $4.51 billion.
Consolidated copper sales for the three months ended Dec. 31 increased 18.1 percent to 972 million pounds from 823 million pounds, gold sales soared 91 percent to 254,000 ounces from 133,000 ounces and molybdenum sales rose 10.5 percent to 21 million pounds from 19 million pounds, the Phoenix-based company said.
But net income for the full year fell 33.3 percent to $3.04 billion from $4.56 billion in 2011 on a 13.7-percent decline in sales to $18.01 billion. Full-year consolidated copper sales slipped 1.4 percent to 3.65 billion pounds from 3.7 billion pounds in 2011 and gold sales slid 28.6 percent to 1 million ounces from 1.4 million ounces, although molybdenum sales rose 5.1 percent to 83 million pounds from 79 million pounds.
The company expects to sell 4.3 billion pounds of copper this year, including 940 million pounds in the first quarter; 1.4 million ounces of gold (230,000 ounces in the first quarter); and 90 million pounds of molybdenum (23 million pounds in the first quarter).
Freeport is on track to increase copper production to more than 5 billion pounds by 2015 from 3.66 billion pounds last year, and remains positive about the long-term outlook for its business, which includes extensive "opportunities that the pending oil and gas acquisitions will provide," president and chief executive officer Richard Adkerson said in a statement.
Freeport announced Dec. 5 that it would acquire Plains Exploration & Production Co. and McMoRan Exploration Co. for $9 billion (amm.com, Dec. 5). Freeport said the acquisitions will make it a "premier U.S.-based natural resource company."
The company faced delays in receiving higher-grade material at its Grasberg, Indonesia, mine last year (amm.com, Oct. 22), but said the issues are mostly behind it as Grasbergs sales are expected to increase to 1.1 billion pounds this year from 716 million pounds in 2012 and gold sales to 1.2 million ounces from 915,000 ounces.
In North America, where Freeport operates seven open-pit copper mines, the company said it has completed projects to increase production, including restarting certain mining and milling operations and increasing mining rates at Morenci in Arizona and Chino in New Mexico.
Freeports North American mines produced 358 million pounds of copper in the fourth quarter, up 5 percent from 341 million pounds a year earlier; and 1.36 billion pounds for the full year, an 8.3-percent increase from 1.26 billion pounds in 2011. North American molybdenum production of 36 million pounds last year was up marginally from 2011.
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DENISON, Tex. -- Good news arrived this week for the Denison Independent School District and their TAKS Test scores. Officials say students scored higher than their peers in 26 of the 27 testing areas, a drastic improvement from last year.
The largest difference was a middle school score that was 20 points above the average. Students did not exceed the state average in sixth grade math, but officials say they are working over the summer to develop the best strategies for next year.
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School district staff work with students in groups and one-on-one as needed to help every child perform their best.
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School Hours: AM: 8:20 ~ 11:35 PM:12:25 ~ 2:45
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3031 Lindsay Drive SW
| Jennie Elliott School is located in the southwest Calgary community of Lakeview and serves the communities of Lakeview, North Glenmore and Discovery Ridge. Registration in the school is limited to those students living within our CBE designated boundaries.
Bussing is provided for students who live outside of the 1.2 kilometer walk limit. For details on these walk limit boundaries, we ask that you please call the office.
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| Jennie Elliott School is a dynamic learning community that is characterized by academic excellence, the building of responsible student behavior and strong partnerships with families. Students are both challenged and nurtured to develop their own learning strengths and are constantly encouraged to take on leadership roles within the classroom and school at large. Teachers, support staff and administration recognize the importance of ongoing focused professional development to ensure that all students receive quality instruction in all areas of their learning.
Although the school was initially built in 1962, significant renovations were made and additions added during the 1970's. Today this large two storey school has 23 classrooms for Kindergarten through Six, plus two TASC classes for students with severe disabilities. Kindergarten is offered in both the morning and the afternoon.
In addition to having large well equipped classrooms with computers and Smartboards, the school has a very spacious technology centre/ library and an extensive collection of both narrative and expository text. The art and music program are well supported and the music room is a self-contained classroom. The physical education program is taught by a specialist who also ensures that a quality intramural program runs during the lunch hour. The physical structure of the school allows excellent opportunities for large group Learning Celebrations and Assemblies, as well as quiet areas for small group instruction and resource work.
The school site itself is very large (6.36 acres) and is equipped with an expansive creative play centre, soccer fields, baseball diamonds and courtyard areas. Students enjoy these play areas during their fifteen minute morning recess and one hour lunchbreak.
Jennie Elliott School offers a well supervised lunch program for both bussed and walking students. After finishing their lunch, a broad range of clubs are offered , inclusive of French, computers, intramurals, choir, handbells, leadership, crafts and art. All students are encouraged to join these activities or to come forward with new ideas for clubs that could be offered. While some of the school clubs are purely for student interest, others have a strong service component. These 'working clubs' include library helpers, patrols, gym helpers, TASC buddies (support for students with severe disabilities), lunchroom and school leadership.
There is a privately run Before-and-After School Care Program in the school that also caters to Kindergarten children attending school for half-a-day. Services are available to parents from 7:30 am until 6:00 pm, on non-student school days and during the summer months.
One of the defining elements of the school is the level of parent participation in the classrooms and the school as a whole. Parents are highly valued members of our learning community - students, teachers, administration and parents are our collaborative team.
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| The school was named after Jennie Elliott who was a well known teacher in Calgary. Last year, student researchers discovered that Ms. Elliott's real name was Mary Jane!
Ms. Elliott was born in Ontario on December 20, 1876. She began teaching in her home community, but later moved to Alberta where she taught for forty years. After her teaching career, Miss Elliott was elected to the Calgary Public School Board on which she served for three terms. She was known for her deep sense of humanity and her wide range of knowledge. Miss Elliott convened the Education Group in the Canadian Federation of University Women. Throughout her career she was dedicated to the upholding of high standards and the establishment of good relations between teachers and the community.
A portrait of Ms. Elliott hangs in the library of the school. She is a strong symbol of the school's commitment to excellence.
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Jennie Elliot School is committed to being a safe and caring school environment, where every student is provided with the opportunities to achieve excellence in academics, citizenship, character and personal development.
Jennie Elliott School seeks to develop compassionate, principled young people. Students will achieve both personal and academic excellence through inquiry and engagement in in the local and global community. Jennie Elliott students will embrace lifelong learning and make significant contributions to our complex and changing world. Parents, students, teachers, support staff and administration will work as partners. Their shared goal is to provide the best possible learning opportunities for children and to ensure that they develop leadership skills that serve them today and in the future.
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At Jennie Elliott School, we have a strong sense of purpose and community. We are guided by our school mission statement "to provide quality learning within a safe and caring educational community."
The staff and parents at Jennie Elliott School work hard to provide the best possible environment for the students. The School Development Plan is a critical component in the ongoing work of school improvement. Our major goals are:
A copy of the School Development Plan is posted on our website.
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New England Disabled Sports Hosts Ski & Snowboard Day for Wounded Warriors
Organized in partnership with Disabled Sports USA, the event gives wounded servicemen and women the chance to ski and snowboard with their comrades and instructors from New England Disabled Sports. All veterans and their families will receive individualized adaptive instruction, adaptive equipment, transportation, lodging, and meals - free of charge. Many of the participating veterans were wounded in combat in Iraq or Afghanistan.
"This annual event has become one of the most exciting events of the year in New Hampshire and the experience can often be life changing for these veterans," said Geoff Krill, sports director of New England Disabled Sports.
The event is made possible by a grant from Disabled Sports USA's Warfighter Sports Program, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Foundation, and Raytheon. Volunteers from GE Aviation of Lynn, Mass. will assist during the event.
About Loon Mountain - Loon Mountain is New England's most-accessible mountain resort destination, offering 2,100 feet of vertical and a variety of terrain across three peaks, including a full progression of award-winning terrain parks, superpipe and halfpipe. Located in New Hampshire's White Mountains just two hours north of Boston and three miles from Exit 32 off Interstate 93, Loon was rated the most accessible mountain resort in the East by readers of SKI Magazine in October 2012, as well as a Top 10 Eastern resort.
Loon Mountain is operated by Boyne Resorts, the largest family-owned four-season resort company in North America, and is located in the White Mountain National Forest, operating in partnership with the USDA-Forest Service. For more information about Loon Mountain, visit loonmtn.com.
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