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AIBU to just not like nurseries very much?(200 Posts)
Before I had my own child I occasionally had to spend some time in nurseries as part of my studies etc, this made me decide I didn't want to work with children, NOT because I don't like the kids but because I don't really like the environment. Thought I might feel differently with my own BUT went to visit a nursery yesterday, thought this would be the one, lots of likeminded friends love it and send their kids there, but just came out feeling completely uninspired.
It's a general feeling of discomfort but here are some specifics:
They said they would 'assess' my 2 year old, is this really necessary?
They seem to be trying to impose structure on children who are too young to understand it and they just look totally mystified.
They write down virtually everything they do which seems a bit uneccessary.
They showed me the toilet/changing area and it occurred to me that DS would be having his nappy changed by someone other than me or his dad and that makes me uncomfortable.
Am I missing something? Is there a sort of nursery I could try and find which is a bit more 'free range'? I love the idea of forest nurserys where the kids are outside all the time but I can't find any near us.
Thankfully we don't need to send him as at least one of us is at home all day, but just wondering why I feel like this when most people seem to think it's a good thing.
p.s. really really no offence to nursery staff who I know are very skilled, love kids and have mountains of patience.
I really dislike nurseries and after school clubs and that general type of mass childcare. I know sometimes it is very good. Just a lot of places are grim.
I was amazed how grim, frankly, when I went to collect a good friend's children (aged 9 and 6) from their 'summer holiday club' - it was just awful, so so depressing. People seem to like this place but I couldn't wait to get out of there.
and yes I'm lucky enough to be at home with mine...I'm not an excellent mother by any means but to me it feels preferable to leaving them with strangers, I don't know why, I think memories of going to holiday clubs myself - I just found it horrible, you never know who you will get, and a strange adult who doesn't like you let alone love you is just hellish. It was like being in prison.
I'm sure many childcare settings are really good. But I still hate the idea of it.
Or hone educate
Just want to underline here....not that anybody said, but I am sensitive to this lable getting a bit "tight". Home education MAY be about people having issues with institutions, other people caring for their child. But for some of us it is just that the schools near us are a bit/a lot crap.
My kid is offically home educated, but in reality taught by teachers in a class and they have a pastoral officer too, so there is more than just me involved in his edcation and care. I more "policer of homework" than teacher of child.
Plus I
palm him off send him to a massive youth club almost everyday where they have staff to teach/care for the kids needs and he spends an inordinate quite a bit of time under the eye of mates' parents too cos he goes to play.
Thank you.
You may now ignore my kneejerk "oh wait, hang on, there is more to it than just that" panic based fear of sterotype ingraining by accident. Home education is changing like it always does (like anything always does for that matter) the next "big wave" is proportedy going to be people like me.
Not that there is anything wrong with choosing HE becuase of other things. It's just that the popular idea that this what it is all about it doesn't fit lots of people who do it.
Loquace I HEd my brother for over a year, I am certainly not anti HE. Just pointing out it is the only way of guaranteeing they aren't ever looked after by "strangers" (personally I consider the nursery staff as family friends and I know DS does). I know the majority don't HE for this reason and indeed do send their kids to various clubs activities etc.
If you don't want to use a nursery then don't. But if you want to use childcare of any flavour (nursery, childminder, nanny, other family members) they're going to have to change nappies
To say 'it doesn't benefit children' is palpably NOT a neutral statement. Or certainly won't be interpreted as neutral by many. Fine to say 'it doesn't benefit MY child'. I don't know anything about anyone else's child, so I will believe you.
But if you start speaking for ALL children I would llike you to produce some properly peer reviewed and replicated research, and not simply wave one of your well thumbed copies of Oliver James latest misogynistic wank fests.
This is a general 'you' of course, I am not picking on anyone in particular.
And to say a baby benefits from only a mother's care, with no respect at all, is utter crap.
Had I been requiried to give up my career and be a full time mother, I have no doubt at all I would have quickly tipped over the edge into poverty and depression and and my child would have suffered greatly. As it was, we both got a break, she got well cared for and stimulated in a clean, warm, loving environment and I much more enjoyed the time we had together. I echo the poster who cheered at the thought of someone else changing the nappy.
You see, sadly my crystal ball was on the fritz when I got impregnated by someone I thought was lovely but turned out to be anything but.
yes they do have to assess children, its part of the eyfs to do a 2 year check and it goes hand in hand with the 2 year check the HV does.
childminders have to do this too.
Nappy changing is intimate? Not the way I did it.
Fair enough, absolutely legtimate points. For some people the notion of 'family' is all encompassing and they want to keep their children very much within that domain. Not knocking that, I am sure it can be lovely and supportive.
I am also sure there are instances when it is oppressive and abusive. For me, I want my daughter to find a network of people who love her and are interested in her, not really fussed if those are blood relatives or people she finds along the way who interest and engage her. I am not particularly moved one way or another by the notion of 'family'.
so that is interesting to explore. I guess if 'family' is very important to you it is going to seem weird to ask others to carry out the 'intimate' family tasks.
Like I say, absolutely fair enough. But that doesn't entitle you to then speak for ALL children and ALL women and make sweeping generalisations which are inflammatory and unhelpful
O just noticed that rather choice phrase from Locketjuice 'it doesn't matter what any working mother wants to argue'.
Unless you have been devoting the past 20 years of your life to cutting edge research into child development Locketjuice, what amazing, breathtaking arrogance.
Blaues, thanks I had a look at the list and non near me, we are not a very progressive city!
It's been nice to hear from people who feel the same, as I was concerned that I was being totally illogical and depriving DS of something that would benefit him.
Sorry if I've annoyed people with this thread, looking at it from a different point of view I can see how it might come accross.
LaCicc, well that's my idea for tomorrows discussion out the window then
My DC has been at nursery since 13 months, initially part time and now full time. I won't witter on about the positives or the negatives as all childcare has both in my view, including being looked after by parents.
However I think the nursery experience has made me less comfortable about my DC being looked after by a CM.
He is starting school in September and we are trying to manage the logistics of this but sending him to a CM is probably not something we will be comfortable with until he is a bit older. I'm not really sure where the feelings come from as one of my sisters was a nanny but it's the thought of them being with just one person and no-one else seeing what is going on if something happens.
I met a childminder who had worked in nurseries and set up on her own because she loved the job but hated the institution she had been working in: the lack of flexibility and the impersonal approach. I am sure some nurseries are lovely but for babies and little children I get a bit freaked out by them. I know this is partly projection because I did not like school and I am very much a homebody. I hope that my children will feel almost as at home at the CM eventually as they do at their real home, so that a large part of their day is spent chilling, playing, exploring, reading etc at one home or another. My preschooler goes to preschool too, but that is only a few hours a day which I think is about right for her.
I had to send my dc1 to childcare at 9 months and the first place I phoned up to ask to come and have a look around, the person who answered the phone had a very brisk attitude and barked at me " the fees are £x per week which covers nappies and formula" and I was almost tearful at the assumption that my baby was going to go onto a full-time formula-fed conveyor belt. (she never had formula in the end, pathetic I know but it mattered to me)
I dont like nurseries or any early years childcare really,but i understand other people feel differently and thats fie.
If you want something free range then really you cant get more free range than at home!
Steiner do kinder groups but you have to stay with them until they are free,they are quite costly too.
one thing that confuses me is when people say "oh hes SO ready for nursery,hes bored of me now haaha"
how can a 2 yr old be bored of you?you must be pretty boring.
If you are thinking of looking at Steiner I would do a search on MN first - past threads have got a bit... odd. Just be aware - I thought they sounded lovely when I first read about them too!
I also see a lot of childminders about and i would never leave my kids with them,they seem really snappy with them and always seem really stressed out.You never know what they are like once you leave and that wouldnt sit well with me.
For the record, I study from home, and intend when I've finished to work from home (with DH looking after DS as he works evenings). I'm really glad we decided I would work as I really feel the benefit of having a break and doing something a bit more intellectual, so completely get why people feel it's beneficial for them to work as long as they know their child is well cared for. Also feel like if DH didn't care for DS a lot, he would need to go somewhere else for childcare, as I've noticed when it's just me and DS for a few days we can get a bit ratty with one another.
steiner ones are a bit odd in that they can take the whole fairies and elves thing and present it as real to kids,but imo that is no more strange than presenting god as fact!
Completely agree that it depends on the child/family/individual situation which is why I don't think it's ok to make blanket statements.
"It doesn't benefit children", is that all children? How would you know? If there are other parents clearly saying it benefits their child who are you to argue, where's the evidence.
I use nurseries. Have my own business so I've used nurseries from when all my DC have been young babies. I prefer them to a cm, which i have tried, because I don't like dealing with just one individual, their personality and that most things are done to their preferences. I like it being an 'institution' because there are procedures, menus, different people to speak to, if there's an issue you can take it further up etc. I liked the cms I used but little things would piss me off and was much harder to raise than with nurseries as everything is much more personal.
Sme of my DC have enjoyed nursery more or less than others but, to be blunt, tough. Someone needs to care for them and its not going to be me, and I have no proof they wouldn't be as stroppy with me as the workers.
Nappies element seems irrelevant to me personally as its present in all elements of childhood care. It's even like when they go to play at a friends house when they first start school. Often at that age they still need help with going to the toilet. Unless you are thoroughly vetting all friends parents its unavoidable.
i agree
thats all
I would use CM. or even better a friend that has children of similar age and wants the £££ to be honest
btw they dont HVE toassess your child,you can refuse,i have had no hv checks as i didnt want or need them.
I have worked in 2 nurseries both for a fair time, and would never send my child to one! The atmosphere once parents have left completely changes, its obvious staff had favourites, the manager was so disrespectful towards staff it was uncomfortable, and the children were plonked on the floor with 3 teenagers supervising that didn't want to be there and we're awkward with the children when they were told to interact
Spero not saying its black and white at all but in my experience I saw the parents being told something completely different and the staff acting completely different as parents were around
You did report these Nurseries, yes?
My DS is looked after 1 day a week by his Grandpa. Except he isn't my DH's biological dad, so is he still "family"? Does it matter? He knows and loves DS which is what matters to me.
I can't see a huge point in nursery for littlies for the sake of it (ie not for childcare), not least because of the cost, but as it happens I think DS does gain something different with everyone he is looked after by (including on a regular basis me, DH, my Mum, MiL, FiL, my sister, my brother, brother's GF and yes, nursery).
Oh no love, I didn't get anti HE from your post...I just wanted to plonk the "but that is not why every HEer does it" in there, cos while I do understand why often people think issues with institutions and other carers is more often than not part of the package ....I get fed up with dealing with kneejerk judgements based on the most overegged assumptions of the tightest possible sterotype...that don't have anything to do with my choice.
I am
slightly obsessed quite keen on pointing out at every available opportunity that we are not the cookie cutter, homogenous group that some people including rather a lot of HEers think we are.
" The atmosphere once parents have left completely changes"
Well ours is run by parents (in conjunction with paid staff) so that definitely isn't true of all nurseries
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I had a chance to look these materials over and I must
say that this course is very comprehensive and it is
worth at least FIVE TIMES MORE than the price that Loak
is currently charging for it. It clearly takes you step-by-step
through the often confusing maze of processes needed to
get money sites up and running in a fast and fun way, and
shows you all of the ins & outs of gaining the winning edge
over the competition. Lots of expert, insider advice here!
Best of luck with your sales Loak!
Cheers! - "Wiz"
NOTE TO ALL: Please do not ask Loak for review
copies. He will make an announcement if or when he
wishes to give out any review copies or offer any
discounted specials (although at $4.95, I think it
would be crazy to charge anything less).
ill have to take a look at this
FYI.....Link doesn't work.
WizEdit: Fixed!
Any reviews for JR Vip members?
Here are the results from the demo site used during the creation of Pocket Money Websites. Not bad for a days work, remember this is just 1 sites earnings.
Use this buy link for the time being.
Yeh sure mate 5 review copies going out to whoever asks first in this thread and I will PM you instructions. Please do not PM me asking for review copies, Jr VIP and donors only.
@Loak - my earlier comment was deleted as it may have come across as something i clearly had no intention of doing.
I just wanted to know what exactly is the information geared towards in the ebook.
Is it for creating and ranking adsense, amazon, affiliate sites or SEO in general?
Is it about setting up our own private High PR network to support sites?
Excitement excitement excitement!! My first ever review copy! I'm about to become a true BHW badass!
The disappointment overcomes me...
Recovery seems unobtainable...
Just kidding.
At a price like this, and with content as thorough as Wiz suggests, I'll buy this without even thinking twice about it.
I'm expecting only the best. I hope I'm not disappointed!
I'll report back with my opinions when all is said and done.
I can't see the sales details
Ill take a review copy if available. Mikey
It covers a ton of areas
Social media signals and participation setup inc tracking ect..
Proper keyword research for based on CPC and traffic volumes for domain/articles and optimization
Content acquisition and design, site layout using examples, content layout and placement inc ads
Linking using swarm nets across multiple phases
Site monetization, content locking, social integration, tons and tons of stuff its 130 pages of no fluff content..
Basically this is what you give to your outsources even the blueprints took me ages, I have had this drafted for over 12 mnts, this is not a quick product its a blueprint to make money building sites.
Sweet mate, love the avatar haha another Aussie??
please explain mate?
Ok, you intrigued me. I bought the thing, it's just 5 bucks. I'm just a bit sad that BHW is starting to look like WF.
I received a review copy from loak, and although I'm only about 10% of the way through this, I gotta say just the linking diagrams alone are worth the asking price for this book. It has some pretty cool linking diagrams that have a ton of details. There's alot in the linking diagram I personally never even thought of doing. If a person was to follow the diagrams in this package you could easily make bank with your sites. Ill be back tomorrow with a full review but so far I have to say BRAVO! on this book. I can't see how anyone could go wrong for this price.
Hi loak,
review copies are still available? I would like to have one. Thanks.
Have zero problem with stuff like this is being sold on here. Will be here in a bit. Here's the thing about us vs WF..shit doesn't stay on here very long if it's SHIT. We all know what passes off as crap on the WF in the WSO section. I have a fair sense of faith in BHW for weeding crap out quickly and validating what works. We're all too smart for that (the long timers I should say..there are a ton of noobs here, but we all know who the contributors are).
Plus I think we've grown accustomed to this bst as a software sales dump. No reason you can't sell valid info here. Looking forward to the read later.
Wanted to follow up with the review, as I cant edit my original post.
For alot of us that have been in the game for a long time, alot of the things in this book we already know. But....I am not saying this book would not be worth it's weight in gold to the new IM's or ones that have been in it awhile but still unsure of things. If your getting into this game and have alot of questions about IM, this is a truly valuable resource for you, and would help your learning curve out tremendously! I also see alot of newbie's asking about backlinking etc. This book covers it all. Overall I would honestly recommend this to anyone who is seriously considering a career in IM.
Just purchased this. Haven't done much more than scan at this point but definitely worth the measly 4.95! Review copies should be limited only to those of very limited means.
Picked up a review copy, highly recommended. There's a ton of info in here on backlinking and adsense site set up, and the market research stuff is gold. Well worth 4.95.
Like I said I would prefure JR Vip or Donor because I know they are here for the long haul.
True that thanks for the support I hope your happy, let me know what you think
Thanks for the review much appreciated.
Yup you should donate I will give u a copy.
I have to agree, thanks for the support mate.
Sorted, thnx
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Visit towering Chamarel Waterfall and the striking Seven Coloured Earth dunes, sample rum at a local distillery, and savor a 3-course Mauritius lunch. Visit the ancient Trou aux Cerfs crater, boasting sweeping island views and finish the tour at the Ship Model Factory in Floreal. Numbers are limited to 15 on this small-group tour, ensuring a more personalized experience.HighlightsComprehensive tour by bus/coachFree hotel pickup and drop-off includedInformative, friendly and professional guideWhat You Can ExpectYour day starts with pickup from your hotel on the north, east, west or south side of the island. Enjoy the scenery and learn about the area's flora, fauna and history from your guide as you drive along the west coast to the Rivière Noire District. Pass through Le Morne, La Prairie and Macondé before curving back into the mountains to the picturesque village of Chamarel.Visit Chamarel Waterfall, the tallest waterfall in Mauritius that plunges more than 328 feet (100 meters) against a scenic backdrop of forests and mountains. Continue to the Seven Coloured Earth, a striking geological formation created by volcanic rocks that cooled at different temperatures. Admire the exposed hillsides glowing with red, brown, violet, green, blue, purple and yellow colors.Next, head to La Rhumerie de Chamarel distillery to sample local rum. Follow your tasting with a delicious, traditional 3-course lunch served with Chamarel coffee and water at a local restaurant. After lunch, continue up to a high plateau and reach a viewpoint over Black River Gorges National Park. Listen as your guide points out the variety of flora and fauna thriving below.In the district of Savanne, visit the secluded Grand Bassin lake, an important place of worship for Mauritian Hindus. Continue on to the Trou aux Cerfs, a huge volcanic crater formed millions of years ago. From here you'll enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of the island before you head to see the Shop of Ship Model.The art of ship modeling was brought to Mauritius by various sailors who visited this island. Le Port's eye for detail and quality has many customers visiting them from around the world. Their craftsmen are adept in the art of miniaturization and the techniques of replica work. At times it requires more than six months for a craftsman to produce a particular model. They also create half models and replicas. Your tour concludes with a drop-off at your hotel in the evening. Cancellation Policy Package is cancellable prior to three days from the commencement of the service. 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Law firms on the Axa panel are waiting to see if they will be chopped from the list as the insurer embarks on a cost-cutting review of its legal services.
Axa has written to the 16 firms on the panel to tell them that it is undertaking a review, but the firms have not been asked to retender for the work. Equally, Axa is understood not to have asked any other law firms to tender for places on the panel.
Firms are expecting to see the panel reduced as Axa said in its letter that it is reviewing the number of law firms it needs because of the extra financial pressure it is facing from Financial Services Authority regulation.
It is understood that Axa is seeking to bring even more of its legal work in-house.
Without a tendering process, the law firms on the panel will have no way of influencing Axa's choice as to who stays and who goes. One partner at an Axa panel firm said: "Axa will form a view on its own consideration. We are powerless but we're used to this now."
Axa last reviewed its panel in 2001, an exercise that saw 16 out of 30 firms lose their places.
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Reconviction rates have fallen again, driven by a decrease among the under-25s.
Official figures show that during the past decade, the proportion of offenders being reconvicted and the number of offences they have been reconvicted for have fallen.
The average number of reconvictions per offender fell by nearly 4 per cent from 0.55 per offender in 2010-11, to 0.53 in 2011-12. During the same period, the reconviction rate fell from 30.1 per cent to 29.2 per cent.
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The falls continue the trend of the last decade where between 2002-03 and 2011-12, the average number of reconvictions per offender fell by 17 per cent, from 0.64 to 0.53 and the reconviction rate dropped by 3.7 percentage points, from 32.9 per cent to 29.2 per cent. Reconviction rates decreased by more than a quarter for the 21 to 25 age group, while reconvictions for offenders aged over 25 have stayed constant.
The Scottish Government has previously tried to cut reoffending with policies such as non-custodial community orders and a presumption against jail terms of less than three months.
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Eleven years ago @ 0800 I became his Wife.
The Marine handed over his heart and his last name.
We handed over our Marriage to God.
After some calculating, the Marine has been gone about 50% of the past 11 years.
Yet, we still have date nights on Tuesdays,
we still hold hands in public,
we still sit thisclose in church and most public places.
I guess we still like each other a lot.
Yes, we stil argue, we still pick fights, but we pick our battles.
He can really be a butthead sometimes and I can really be Mrs. Butthead sometimes.
But forgiveness, mercy, love, grace; Things our FATHER has taught us, grow and blossom in our marriage.
We're still so goofy when we're together, too.
He makes the corniest jokes and we laugh at previews of cartoons together.
I try on ridiculous hats and he says I'm beautiful.
I pray for his heart, his mind, his personality every time he leaves.
And our next adventures await us in the next 11 years and beyond.
I am so proud of the Man I married and who he has become in Jesus and in the Marine Corps.
He's an amazing guy and I have YET to meet anyone who thinks any different. (well, maybe his minions).
So, Happy Anniversary and Happy Valentine's Day, my Marine.
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The Constitutional and Legal Rights of Women: Cases in Law and Social Change
Roxbury Publishing Company, 2006 - Law - 650 pages
The Constitutional and Legal Rights of Women: Cases in Law and Social Change is designed to provide undergraduate students with a comprehensive, sophisticated treatment of the legal status of all American women. Authors Baer and Goldstein skillfully blend doctrinal and political developments to document and explain the evolution of women's rights and the law - as well as the dynamics and dissension within the feminist movement. Building on Goldstein's previous editions, this book combines updated material on constitutional law, gender discrimination, and women's rights with new cases and readings on family law, gay rights, and criminal law. This edition takes a more socio-political and institutional approach than other books on women and the law. The authors consider issues such as institutional questions of constitutional interpretation, the scope of judicial power, the balance of federal-state power, the interaction between law and other social and political institutions, and the capacity of law to effect societal change. The inclusion of state and lower federal court decisions greatly strengthens the book's focus on the law's relationship to gendered inequality. equality, advances in reproductive technology law, divorce, child custody, education, same-sex marriage, pornography, and domestic violence. Special features include: a timetable of national women's rights cases and legal changes; readings that present opposing views on issues such as pornography, rape, and the battered woman syndrome; historical coverage; discussion questions following most cases; and a supplemental website.
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How fun is it to have a glitzy powder room? I love taking a small room like that and making it big and dramatic.
Here's a peek into a lovely townhome I recently worked in. The view was fantastic, looking out onto the Ohio River. The view of the powder room, however was not very inspiring. But, we took care of that.
My client now has a powder room full of glitz and glamour, with lots of sparkle imbedded in the plaster.
Rich, warm bronze, plums and browns in the finish. It's hard to get good photos of small, dark rooms like this one. Here's a close-up:
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"One big 'Aha!' for geologists was that an entire mountain could collapse." (Peter Frenzen)
"Mount St. Helens certainly reminds us of the power of nature, and we can certainly see that in the evidence of the 1980 eruption that's all around us. And here we just have an opportunity to see sort of another chapter in its history and to understand the forces that lie beneath our feet." (Peter Frenzen)
In 1980, the United States suffered the deadliest and most destructive volcanic eruption in its history when Mount St. Helens literally blew its lid off, the result of seismic activity during the eruption. What made the eruption all the more remarkable was that a fair amount of preparations had gone into anticipating it, after an earthquake in the area a few months earlier alerted federal geologists to the possibility of activity there. In fact, Mount St. Helens had been the cause of the earthquake itself, the result of its own lava flows under the surface.
Despite the warning signs, the volcanic eruption wound up being so powerful that it devastated hundreds of square miles around it and spewed volcanic ash in a giant plume that managed to scatter and deposit ash across 11 different states. Furthermore, another earthquake on May 18 managed to make the north face of the mountain collapse, shocking observers and scientists as it created the largest landslide ever recorded. Taken together, Mount St. Helens ultimately inflicted over $1 billion in damage and killed 57 people, including US scientists studying the volcano on the day it exploded. When President Carter saw the area he remarked, "Someone said this area looked like a moonscape. But the moon looks more like a golf course compared to what's up there."
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"Frightening thought in this day and age"
Whispersync is such a wonderful thing! I listened to the audio while I perused all of the photos on another device.
This study of the events preceding, during, and following May 18, 1980 is people oriented rather than technically oriented and clearly notes our tendency to underestimate the forces of nature. Even scientists ignored the signs, and it appears that no one was prepared for the extensive topographic and atmospheric changes. It is wonderfully cohesive, and the photos of the time, as well as those of much earlier and somewhat later are truly notable. This combo is well worth the money and time spent reading and rereading.
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Chelsea enter this game in fantastic form having won each of their last six matches, scoring 17 and conceding none, and as a result sit top of the table with the best goal difference in the league. Five of these victories have been by a margin of at least two goals, and with 10 strikes in Chelsea's 12 matches this season, we think Diego Costa to score anytime is worth a punt at 2.06.
Spurs managed to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat last week against West Ham with two late goals from Harry Kane, ending a run of four consecutive draws that saw Mauricio Pochettino's side drop out of the top four. They do however remain the only unbeaten side this season, and their match against the Hammers was the first time they've conceded more than once. They are the only side with a better defensive record than Chelsea, however regular starters Toby Alderweireld and Danny Rose are both absent.
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The Son That Former NFL Player Rae Carruth Tried To Kill Turns 18, Still Suffering From Permanent Brain Damage
The former wide receiver, who plotted the murder of his ex, Cherica Adams, is scheduled to be released from prison soon.
The second sign-up season under President Barack Obama's health care law is off to a good start but has a way to go to make it a success, administration officials said Tuesday.
Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia M. Burwell said 1.9 million new customers have picked a plan as of Dec. 19 through the federal insurance market that serves 37 states. Another 4.5 million have renewed existing coverage, with most automatically re-enrolled.
The numbers don't include states running their own insurance exchanges, including California and New York. The administration will release a full 50-state report next week, Burwell said.
"We still have a lot of work to do," she said. "But this is an encouraging start."
At her year-end news conference, Burwell dodged questions about a Supreme Court case seen as the most serious threat left to Obama's law. The case, King v. Burwell, will be argued in early March.
The health care law provides taxpayer-subsidized private insurance to people who don't have access to coverage through their jobs.
Plaintiffs in the Supreme Court case argue that the law, as written, only allows subsidies in states that have established their own insurance markets. Supporters of the law say that while the text may be confusing, Congress clearly intended to subsidize coverage in all 50 states.
Burwell wouldn't outline any contingency plans in the event the court rules against the administration.
"We believe that our position is the position that is correct and accurate," she said.
More than 8 in 10 customers in the insurance markets receive subsidies. Without them millions would be unable to afford their premiums. If the court's ruling goes against the administration, it's unclear if there would be a grace period while officials pursue a legislative fix or other solutions.
Burwell said Congress intended to offer consumers subsidies regardless of where they live. Florida, for example, did not set up its own market. But more than 900,000 Floridians enrolled for coverage through the federal exchange, which was created under the law as a backstop.
With the HealthCare.gov website running much better this year, Burwell has set a target of 9.1 million customers signed up and paying premiums in 2015.
Independent analysts believe the administration can meet or surpass that goal through a combination of returning customers and people signing up for the first time. The law prohibits insurers from turning people down because of health reasons. Virtually all Americans must have coverage or face fines.
This year, as the law's coverage expansion went into full swing, the number of uninsured people fell by more than 10 million. In addition to subsidized private insurance for the middle class, the law offers an expanded Medicaid program for low-income people in states that agree to it.
Open enrollment ends Feb. 15.
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[TS No.39/2016] UK/Russian Federation: Exchange of Notes to Amend the Agreement on Science and Technology Cooperation
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Full Depth Shoulders In Wisconsin – Follow-Up. Steve Krebs and Jed Peters– DTSD-Bureau of Technical Services July 29, 2013. Requests from Previous Meeting . Non-Conservative Costs 4 Policy Options with Implementation Costs FDM Work Zone Delay Restricted Corridors
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2010 Toyota Camry - Consumer Review
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Vehicle2010 Toyota Camry LE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
ReviewI LOVE my Camry! It's the first 4 cylinder vehicle I've owned, but I'm very happy with the power it has. I agree in other reviews, though, about the transmission not being able to figure out what gear it's in when it's driving below 40 mph. It took some getting used to at first. But, other than that, I have no complaints! It says it gets 26mpg, but I'm averaging about 29-31 city/highway, which is my favorite thing about the car. I feel very safe when I'm in it and I love driving it. All 4 windows have auto function and that is definitely a plus. My first Toyota and I'm very impressed!
Best FeaturesGas mileage is great, the MP3 player in the stereo is awesome, lots of storage, big back seat. The list could go on.
Worst FeaturesThere's chrome around gear shift, and when the sun shines on it, it causes a big glare - not the safest thing when you're driving. And I'm with everyone else - the fabric on the door handles probably wasn't the best idea.
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City of BendHome Menu
Affordable Housing Program
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee: A committee was created to advise the City on affordable housing issues. See Committee Information for the names and contact information for those members. The Committee anticipates meeting the 2nd Wednesday of the month from 3:00 to 5:00 pm, as long as there are topics/subjects for discussion and it is usually held in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 710 NW Wall Street. There are exceptions to this meeting time and location, such as when the committee is hearing presentations by applicants for funding. Those meetings are usually held in the Council Chambers at various times. The special times and locations will be announced on this page. See above highlighted information.
Affordable Housing Program
In July 2006 Council initiated the Affordable Housing Fee, a fee of 1/3 of 1% of the total valuation on all Building Permits submitted to the City of Bend. Collection of the fee started at the end of October 2006. According to the ordinance, priorities for this funding are based upon the goals identified in the five year Community Development Block Grant Program Consolidated Plan.
Affordable Housing Fund Creates Affordable Housing Local Revenue Source
Bend has implemented a fee of 1/5 of 1 percent of the building permit valuation for all building permits. Similar to the Mobile Home Park Ordinance, this fee was created utilizing a collaborative process with representatives from the local builders association, the Bend Chamber of Commerce and the local realtors, in conjunction with affordable housing providers and staff. As Bend is one of the fastest growing cities in the country, and its housing prices have had the highest increase in the country in the last year, this fee will raise approximately $2.5 million annually. This funding is to be used for development of affordable housing targeted to families at or below 80 percent of median income and utilizes the priorities established in the Consolidated Plan.
List of Programs the City of Bend has in place to help with affordable housing issues in Bend:
City of Bend Affordable Housing Developer Incentives Program
As part of the planning process associated with the Community Development Block Grant Program, Bend has examined regulatory barriers to affordable housing. The following Housing Development Incentives programs were adopted:
Expedited Review and Permitting
Any residential or mixed use development that receives local, state or federal affordable housing funding is eligible to have their project receive a written decision by the Planning Department within two weeks of the date of submittal. For projects that may require more complex planning development actions, a decision will be written or the first public hearing will be held within six weeks of the date of submittal.
Building Plans and Permits review will be completed, and the applicant will be notified of any deficiencies in the application, within three working days from the date of submittal. Once any deficiencies have been addressed, review will be completed and permits will be issued within 10 working days.
Low Income Rental Housing Property Tax Exemption
Qualifying low-income rental housing projects are also eligible to receive exemption from City property taxes for a 20-year period. With agreement from other taxing jurisdictions, projects receiving exemption from City property taxes may also be eligible to receive exemption from their entire property tax bill for the 20-year exemption period.
These developer incentive programs have proven to be popular with the full gamut of the development community - including for-profit, non-profit and faith based developers of affordable housing. Over 100 units have been added to Bend's housing stock in the last three years using these programs.
SDC Exemptions for Affordable Housing Projects
System development charges (SDCs) are fees that are collected when new development occurs in the city and are used to fund a portion of new streets, sanitary sewers, parks and water. Currently the City of Bend has SDC's for Transportation, Sewer and Water. In addition, Bend Metro Parks and Recreation District also has a System Development Charge.
Systems Development Charges may not be waived for projects. However, several cities in Oregon do allow for certain classes of housing to be exempted from having to pay Systems Development Charges. Affordable Housing is one such class.
At its July 15, 2015 meeting, council approved an SDC exemption program. An exemption of $1 million in total for the three funds was implemented, with Water and Sewer being exempted 100% and Streets 75% for qualified projects that receive local, state, or federal funds for affordable housing. These projects would be Rental housing that is affordable for households with an income at or below 60% of the area median income ("AMI") as determined by the State Housing Council based on information from the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development; Owner-occupied or lease-to-purchase housing for households with an income at or below 80% of the AMI as determined by the State Housing Council based on information from the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development, and Homeless shelter developments. These exemptions are awarded via a Request for Proposals process. See top of page for any current RFPs.
Related Links:
- Citizen Participation Plan
- Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing document
- HUD (Dept of Housing & Urban Development)
- NeighborImpact formerly know as COCAAN
NeighborImpact is dedicated to empowering individuals and families to succeed and become engaged citizens in the community.
- CORHA (Central Oregon Regional Housing Authority) aka Housing Works
Central Oregon Regional Housing Authority (CORHA) is a public corporation, organized under Housing Authority Law of the State of Oregon (ORS Chapter 456). They provide affordable housing programs to over 1,500 lower income households within our region.
Jim Long, Affordable Housing Manager
(541) 312-4915 direct
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What's in the news about food restrictions
- Proposition 37 defeated – campaigners for GM labeling suffered a major setback in the California polls
- Some people may get meat allergy caused by tick bites, depending where they live. Symptoms include asthma, anaphylaxis, sneezing, nausea, hives and headaches.
- A Mediterranean diet is more effective for weight loss than a low-fat or low-carb diet, according to a new study
- Another study indicates that lower carbohydrate and lower sugar diets reduce the risk of Alzheimer's / mild cognitive impairment
- More companies are promising to eliminate gestation crates in the future – Dunkin' Donuts (also transitioning to cage-free eggs), Bruegger's, Target
- Kroger's is introducing a line of clean label products free from 101 artificial preservatives and ingredients that some customers have said they do not want in their foods; also a new organics line
- Monster Energy Drink is being sued for a death related to caffeine toxicity
Here are links and summaries for recent news and opinion about food restrictions.
Organic and GM – Health effects of organic foods; GM labeling proposition defeated
AAP weighs in on organic foods for kids Oct-23-12 New Hope 360
The American Academy of Pediatrics advises that children should eat a healthy diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and low-fat or fat-free dairy products, whether those are conventional or organic foods. "At this point, we simply do not have the scientific evidence to know whether the difference in pesticide levels will impact a person's health over a lifetime, though we do know that children – especially young children whose brains are developing – are uniquely vulnerable to chemical exposures."
Infographic: What does organic really mean? Oct-25-12 New Hope 360
Explanation of organic: what it means for produce and livestock; how to decipher the variations of the organic label; and when farmland can be called organic.
Proposition 37 defeated – labeling GM foods Nov-9-12 Food Politics
California voted against Proposition 37, which would have required labeling on raw or processed food offered for sale to consumers if the food is made from plants or animals with genetic material changed in specified ways. There was heavy advertising against the measure funded by the GMO seed/agrichemical industry and the food-processing/junk-food industries.
Allergies – Menu testing; Meat allergy
Don't let these allergy and asthma triggers ruin your child's Halloween Oct-26-12 Consumer Reports
Eggs, milk, peanuts, and tree nuts are common ingredients in chocolate and other confections. Pumpkin allergies, while rare, can cause itching, chest tightness, and other symptoms, and they can appear suddenly, even if there has never been a problem before.
Menu testing services now offered for allergen-friendly meals Nov-9-12 Fast Casual
Food expert Lara Holland has developed a restaurant training program to help identify menu flaws as operators try to attract consumers with food allergies. Holland works directly with restaurants — from single locations to national chains — to help them better cater to the estimated 12 million Americans suffering from food allergies.
Meat allergy from ticks Nov-9-12 HuffPost food
People who live in the southern and central areas of the United States may face a higher risk of meat allergy (alpha-gal) linked to lone-star tick bites than people in other parts of the country.
Diets, weight loss, and health – Mediterranean diet, cognitive impairment
Mediterranean diet more effective than low fat or low carb Oct-3-12 LA Times
Moderately obese people who ate the Mediterranean diet lost more weight than groups of people who followed either a low-fat or a low-carbohydrate diet, researchers reported.
Lower carbohydrate and lower sugar diet reduces the risk of cognitive impairment Oct-23-12 PR Newswire
People 70 and older who eat food high in carbohydrates have nearly four times the risk of developing mild cognitive impairment, and the danger also rises with a diet heavy in sugar. People who consume more protein and fat relative to carbohydrates are less likely to become cognitively impaired.
Ethics – Gestation crate promises
Dunkin' Donuts to use cage-free eggs, no gestation crates Sep-26-12 Nation's Restaurant News
Dunkin' Donuts, the beverage-snack chain, said it will begin transitioning to cage-free eggs nationwide while requiring its pork suppliers to phase out pig-breeding cages called gestation crates as part of its corporate social responsibility commitment. It expects that 5% of its eggs used in its breakfast sandwiches will come from cage-free chickens by the end of 2013.
Bruegger's moves to eliminate pork gestation crates Oct-4-12 QSR
Bruegger's Bagels announced it will eliminate gestation crates—cages used to confine breeding pigs—from its pork supply chain, becoming the latest in a growing list of major food companies to address this issue.
Target moving away from gestation crates, other progress Oct-26-12 Progressive Grocer
Target Inc. has pledged to work with its pork vendors toward the elimination of sow gestation crates by 2022. Costco, Safeway and Kroger are among retailers on board against the use of gestation crates, which keep sows confined during their four-month pregnancy. Pork producers Smithfield and Hormel have pledged to end the use of gestation crates at their company-owned facilities by 2017, and Cargill is already 50 percent crate-free.
Other – Clean label, antibiotic-free, caffeine toxicity
Kroger's new private label seeks to provide customers with 'simple' food Sep-24-12 Retailing Today
Kroger has introduced a new private-label brand, Simple Truth – the nearly 250 products are free from 101 artificial preservatives and ingredients that some customers have said they do not want in their foods, while the Simple Truth Organic line is certified by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Trader Joe's petitioned to sell only antibiotic-free meat Sep-27-12 Supermarket News
Consumers Union delivered more than 500,000 signatures to a Trader Joe's unit in Manhattan as part of its recently launched Meat Without Drugs campaign. They called on the retailer to stop selling meat from animals raised on antibiotics.
Red Lobster adds non-seafood dishes Oct-1-12 Seattle PI
The chain is hoping to broaden its appeal by revamping its to boost the number of dishes that cater to diners who don't want seafood, including lighter options such as salads. Red Lobster also is increasing the number of dishes that cost less than $15 to attract customers who have cut back on spending.
Saturated fat and refined sugar may fuel overconsumption Oct-1-12 Science Daily
Diets that lead to obesity — diets high in saturated fat and refined sugar — may cause changes to the brains of obese people that in turn may fuel overconsumption of those same foods and make weight loss more challenging.
Lower-calorie dishes from Olive Garden Oct-5-12 Food Business News
Olive Garden has added a "Lighter Italian Fare" menu, which features five entrees containing less than 575 calories each. The new menu is part of the company's efforts to attract new customers.
RedBrick Pizza voluntarily limits fountain drink sizes Oct-8-12 Pizza Marketplace
California-based RedBrick Pizza co-founders Lynn and Jim Minidis have announced that the chain will limit serving sizes to 16-ounce cups on all fountain drinks served in its RBP cafes. "Serving 'super-sized' soft drinks can result in excessive sugar consumption which contributes to diabetes, obesity, hypertension, premature aging and heart disease."
General Mills, ConAgra: Processed food is not the enemy Oct-10-12 Food Navigator
Telling consumers – many of whom do not have the time, inclination or money to prepare meals from scratch – that they should steer clear of 'processed' foods and eat only 'wholefoods' instead, is unrealistic and unhelpful, according to dietitians at General Mills and ConAgra.
Red meat health concerns drive UK meat-free market Oct-12-12 Food Navigator
Health concerns about the consumption of red meat are the top driver for a booming meat-free market in the UK, which has grown 20% over the past five years, according to market research organisation Mintel. About 15% of British people avoid red meat, about 6% describe themselves as vegetarian, and 2% avoid meat due to an allergy or intolerance.
Is celiac disease related to timing of gluten exposure in infants? Oct-15-12 Medscape (free registration required)
In order to lower the risk of celiac disease, the best time to introduce gluten to a breastfeeding infant's diet may be between the ages of four and six months, according to a new systematic review of published reports.
Grass-fed term not strictly regulated Oct-19-12 New Hope 360
In addition to being lower in total overall fat, when compared to feed-lot beef, grass-fed is lower in "bad" fat (including saturated fat) and delivers two to six times more omega-3 fatty acids. The USDA and AGA (American Grassfed Beef Association) have certifications, but the term is largely unregulated.
All UK supermarkets to adopt 'traffic-light labelling' for nutrition Oct-23-12 The Guardian
All major supermarkets will finally adopt a version of "traffic-light labelling" to help end confusion about which are the healthiest and unhealthiest foods, the government announced.
Energy drinks linked to cases of caffeine toxicity Oct-25-12 Consumer Reports
Research suggests that more than 13,000 people a year visit U.S. emergency rooms because of symptoms associated with energy drinks, and thousands more call regional poison control centers.
Walmart to expand use of sustainability index to 100 more product categories Oct-25-12 Food Navigator USA
Walmart will expand the use of an index enabling buyers to evaluate the sustainability of products to cover 200 product categories by the end of this year, bosses have revealed. Beginning in 2013,Walmart will also use the Sustainability Index to influence the design of its U.S. private brand products.
Experts reiterate call for calorie count reform Oct-25-12 Food Navigator USA
Caloric values – particularly for nuts and legumes – should be re-evaluated in light of recent studies suggesting commonly used calorie estimates based on the Atwater system may be flawed, according to a panel of experts at SIAL in Paris.
Higher dairy intake lowers semen quality – Harvard study Oct-26-12 Food Navigator USA
Young men with a high daily intake of full-fat dairy may be risking their chance of having children, US researchers have claimed.
Kroger chain no longer selling sprouts Oct-26-12 NPR
Big grocery chain Kroger says that it's banishing sprouts from its 2,425 stores because they pose too big a food safety risk.
Major chefs taking a stand against seafood fraud Oct-26-12 LA Times
More than 500 restaurant owners, culinary industry leaders and chefs signed a petition posted by conservation advocacy group Oceana. The letter asks the U.S. government to prevent unapproved fish from reaching the American market by mandating tracing programs.
Can eating more vegetables make you happy? Oct-29-12 Rodale
Economists from Dartmouth University and England have stumbled onto findings that suggest that eating more vegetables and fruits could boost your happiness.
UK charity urges government to ban BPA in food and drinks packaging Oct-31-12 Food Production Daily
A UK breast cancer charity has launched a petition urging the country's government to 'take the lead' and ban bisphenol A (BPA) and endocrine disrupting chemicals in food and drink packaging.


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We led the way into the Middle East, becoming the first Singapore law firm to set up an office in the United Arab Emirates. Over the last ten years we have been on-the ground working with clients in the Middle East – this includes advising Singaporean and other Asian-based companies who are entering the Middle East market, and Middle Eastern companies who have business interests in Asia.
Our alliance with independent law firm Al Aidarous Advocates and Legal Consultants a member of WPG, combines the strengths and experience of two highly regarded firms to deliver outstanding client service and a full range of specialist expertise including banking and finance, infrastructure, projects and construction, real estate, funds & asset management, mergers & acquisitions, as well as international arbitration and other modes of dispute resolution.
With offices in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, clients will have the ease of doing business with lawyers with multi-law capability combined with local language skills and the legal resources essential to the delivery of major projects and transactions.


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Tree smashed by Tiger Woods' car before sex scandal broke chopped!
The tree, which Tiger Woods rammed into in 2009 following which his series of flings came to the limelight, has reportedly been cut down
Some new neighbours have reportedly moved in and decided to remodel the area by chopping the historic oak down as a part of the process.
In fact the tree, instead of being cut down entirely, was simply incinerated to avoid followers of the sporting scandal, reports the Daily Mail.
According to TMZ.com, sources at the construction company hired to carry out the act revealed that a porta-potty now stands in its place.
The car crash outside Woods' Florida home almost two years ago unleashed the sex scandal that cost him his marriage.
He had admitted to a string of affairs with as many as 14 women coming forward to claim they had slept with him.


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Manchester United loanee Angelo Henriquez returns with goal & assist for Real Zaragoza v Andorra
Man United's Chilean striker Angelo Henriquez is looking in fine fettle after returning from injury for Real Zaragoza.
The Chilean bagged an assist and lovely goal (the third) in Zaragoza's 3-0 friendly win against Andorra.
Good timing from Henriquez, who'll be hoping to be back in the reckoning for Manchester United next season.


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Main MarketsNorth America South America Western Europe Eastern Europe Ea
Product/ServiceT-shirts, children garment
Business Owner
Employees11 - 50 People
CategoryBusiness Services - Agency Services
Link ToolIndia Business Services - India Agency Services
Company TagsBrands Of The World - Organisation Specialising - Ornamentation
Company Introduction
Incorporated in 1995 this is an organisation specialising in product development, latest trend sna d designing, and timely productions to the tune of 15,000 garments in a month with embellishments. Have worked for almost all leading brands of the world, with their design teams and buying teams. Main forte is all kinds of hand work and ornamentation on garments.
Contact Information
Contact PersonMs. mohnaa sakhuja
Fax Number91-129-4041617
Post Code121008
AddressPlot 2215 Sector 28, Faridabad, Haryana, India
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evilempire (79) sheffield, England | October 13, 2015
stopped in after a trip to Grand Canyon, had a little longer than anticipated thanks to the train to LA being just the 6 hours late... fairly typical US brewpub, had a sample flight, all the beers were ok, nothing outstanding
BeerandBlues2 (1056) Escondido, California | August 1, 2015
This brewery and its attached sister restaurant is a fine place for beer and food along I-40 in Arizona. The town has the old West feel and there are tourist shops galore. The brewery has about a dozen and a half taps with some being guest beers. The food is good and plentiful.
slowrunner77 (461) Reno, Nevada | July 21, 2015
One of only 3 places in Williams AZ for beer, but easily 3rd of those 3. Mediocre service, tiny inside, though the outdoor seating is adequate. Good from next door if you want (we didn't). Beer is all mediocre. The only one of 12 I'd get again is the French saison, which is an unbottled seasonal.
Braudog (901) Yorktown, Virginia | May 26, 2015
Situated on the neat "Old Route 66" stretch of little Williams AZ, one of the gateways to the Grand Canyon. I love the location. The interior is a bit of a stretch, with a cramped bar seating area smashed into an industrial brewery. There was only one guy tending the serving area on a busy holiday weekend. He was friendly enough and well spirited, but it could be hard to get attention. The beer was just OK, nothing I'd seek out on its own merit. This place scores higher points for a niche location. Brewery #710.
MPadilla (1) | January 15, 2015
My Fiancé and I had a great time here, the Beer was great, the service was awesome, the ambiance was also very welcoming. I recommend you visit it at least once, you'll see that you will want to go again.
dasdan (22) , Belgium | October 15, 2013
Visited the brewery. Brew masters showed around personally. Had a very good and deep technical talk about the installation. Also tasted all the beers in the pub. We were seated next to the musician who was playing the guitar. We actually wanted to be seated near the brewing in the shadow, so we asked for another table. Also the music was too loud. The service could be more friendly and they shoul listen to their clients and not just do what they normally do. There was no vegetarian option on the food list.
Iphonephan (410) Jackson Hole/McLean, Virginia | July 13, 2013
Stopped in after a visit to the Grand Canyon. They were out of two of their 8 beers on tap. Sampled the other 6 and they were ok. Nostalgic rte 66 ambiance.
bernatbeer (76) barcelona, Spain | August 15, 2011
Pequeña cerveceria,estilo brewpub. Barra toda hecha con madera,con un billar artesano. Solo bebi 2 cervezas de la casa,que fueron refrescantes ya que íbamos de camino al grand canyon y por allí no hay demasiadas cervecerías.
dcschiller (45) Scottsdale, Arizona | July 26, 2011
The family stopped here for lunch on our way to our campsite. We sat outside and a local musician was jammin' some blues and 60's and 70's music. It really was perfect except for the wind. I got the sampler with about 7 beers so the selection was good and finished lunch off with the oatmeal stout. Good food and a nice day for lunch.
trampdaddy (43) California | March 13, 2010
rout 66 brew pub was closed went next door to crusers to get beer nice staff ok beer it tasted like the glasses had to be rinsed a little bit more some residual soap in the glasses will have to try in a bottle


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I would definitely like the Zbikowski signing, I didn't know he was a FA already. He would provide solid depth and knows the system from Baltimore. I didn't really pay attention to his playing this year, has he developed at all? could he start? and most importantly, with Baltimore's secondary diminishing, I think they will try to keep him, albeit they have much more problems at CB.
what position does Harris play? WR? I don't know much about him.
Besides that I like the players/positions/rounds everything is addressed. Still not completely sold on needing a kicker, however, if one was signed/drafted I wouldn't be opposed to letting Folk walk.


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Four students at the Thorbecke Lyceum secondary school in Rotterdam have been expelled for hacking into the school's computer system, according to the Dutch tabloid, .
They are accused of systematically altering their marks after gaining access to the computers. Another ten students are reported to have been suspended for paying to have their marks changed.
The father of one of the expelled students says his son's punishment is unjust. "There was absolutely no hard evidence to prove that he was involved," he claims.
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