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Tirana Aqua Park Resort
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"I dont often feel the need to leave reviews but looking at some of the negative reviews i feel compelled to.
For the money this is a fantastic place to go to no matter what size of group you are in and if there is nothing in the resort that makes everyone happy then you have only yourself to blame for choosing the wrong holiday.
water park staff were great with the kids. Bar staff were freindly and more than willing to help. The food wasnt that great but the resturant food was especially the Italian.
We spent two weeks there from the beginning of July 13 and i can quite honestly say that all the staff are great apart from the odd one or 2 they have a high turnover of staff so inevitably some staff are gonna be worse than others just the same as every other business.
The only problem was getting a drink in the evening there was only one bar open so you had to queue but they are reburbishing a large part of the hotel and got informed there would be another bar within that refurb.
All in all dont listen to the negative stuff this place is fantastic"
- Holiday details: Jul 2013, booked with Thomas Cook
- Advice: take your own plastic pint glass
- Good For: Beach
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"we stayed at tirana for 2 weeks in august 2012 and i can honestly say the hotel was marvellous the staff are really really polite and will do anything they can to help you if help is needed the animation team the bar staff the housekeepers reception staff where just marvellous people and you are treated as part of their family there is one person in particular who i have to mention is mr mordy housekeeping manager what a real gentleman he is i could go on and on but ill keep it short i would recomend this hotel 10 out of 10 so anybody thinking of booking this hotel you will not be dissapointed"
- Holiday details: Aug 2012, Booked Independently
- Advice: just enjoy it like we did relax in the sun
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"we stayed at tirana for 2 weeks in august 2012 and i can honestly say the hotel was marvellous the staff are really really polite and will do anything they can to help you if help is needed the animation team the bar staff the housekeepers reception staff where just marvellous people and you are treated as part of their family there is one person in particular who i have to mention is mr mordy housekeeping manager what a real gentleman he is i could go on and on but ill keep it short i would recomend this hotel 10 out of 10 so anybody thinking of booking this hotel you will not be dissapointed"
- Holiday details: Aug 2012, Booked Independently
- Advice: just enjoy it like we did relax in the sun
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"We arrived on Sunday 22nd July and found the hotel quite nice, the rooms were very dated, My dughter and Son-in-Laws room shower was broken and on Monday morning they found the floor wet as the air conditioned leaked. Breakfast and lunch was beareable but the evening meals were disgusting and after spending £5,000 for an all inclusive holiday it cost us nearly another £1,000 as we had to get taxi's to take us into town so that we could have decent meals. The amount of people that were ordering McDonald take aways was unbelievable and the Hotel manager just did not seem to care.
On the Tuesday, a Chef had to wheel a trolly full of food over a little bridge, the trolly got stuck, tipped over and a tray full of food went into the swimming pool, a young lad had to dive in and retrieve the tray, the chef put it on his trolly and proceeded to take it to the other side and gave it to the other chef. The pool was never once cleaned out during our stay as my grand-dauther found a broken glass in the pool a few days later together with some of the food that had fallen into the pool.
The entertainment was non existance as we went to go and see a magical show which was advertised at 9.30pm only to be found that it was shown at 8.30.
The only thing that i say was that the weather was good but would defintely not rate this as a four star hotel."
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"I have just returned from my stay at sunrise Tirana aqua park resort and am very disappointed to say this was not the holiday I expected nor paid for.
This was advertised as a 4* resort which didn't come close in my standard, I have stayed in a 3* aqualand resort which was a lot better than this.
I sent an email to the hotel with my concerns 4weeks before we travelled due to reading a lot of bad and negative reviews both on trip advisor and holiday watchdog and also the Facebook site, but I was reassured by the quality manager Vanessa Moore.
I feel we should of been informed It was Ramadan in Egypt.
We arrived at the hotel around 17.30pm check in was quick an staff were helpful. We were taken to our room 2111 after waiting around 10min an staff hurriedly rushing in an out. Our bag then followed around 10mins later. After looking round our room we found a few things not to a 4* standard, curtains hanging off rail, room very dusty, previous families clumps of hair in bathroom, shaving mirror loose, shower cubicle very mouldy, shower head loose, towel rail loose, very poor standard of cleanliness. I didn't complain about this as I spend little time in my room on holiday and wasn't going to let this spoil it. Throughout our two week stay we were only giving 3 towels to shower with when there was 4 in the room, no shower mat an floor was very slippery. On two occasions we had no minibar refill of water.
We went out for our evening meal in the main restaurant which was a total shambles staff running everywere looking for plates/cups/cutlery refilling food it was mayhem, whilst in the main restaurant the electricity went off an both me an my 5yr old son panicked as it went pitch black an my partner an 10yr old son were seated at a table, this happened twice while getting the food an this was just the start. We thought the next day would be better, we attended the welcome meeting, booked 3 excursions of which 2 out of 3 were amazing. We were approached on the Sunday 29th of us leaving by the excursion sales person who sites next to walid, he informed us he wrongly charged us and 2other familes for an excursion and he had to pay the difference out of his own pocket, and asked use if we could pay as the other two families had paid. We felt very intimidated and upset as this being our last day we had very little money left and he was asking us for £90 English pounds, this should never of been approached and was very unprofessional an if this was the case he should of came to us when he realised the mistake and maybe then it could of been rectified.
Monday and our first impression of the pool.......there was bird poo on every table an chair, the pools were so cloudy an dirty the boys couldn't play scuba diving games, stairs were broke going into the pool, all the cerment was falling off into the pool leaving big stones at the bottom.
Week 1 took its toll when on Saturday 21st we arrived back in our room to find the bathroom shaving mirror had fallen off an smashed and within minutes there was a man with a clip board knocking on our door trying to get us to sign a form an pay £25. On Sunday 22nd me an my 5yr old son went back the room around 4pm to get a shower and have a rest, When again the electricity went off as I was in the shower and could of easily of slipped as there is NO emergency lighting my 5yr old got scarred and fell of the bed in panic. My partner an 10yr old son came in the room around 5pm after being stuck up the slides waiting for over 20mins for these to come back on. We lost count after the electricity going off over 15times within 3hours that night. At which point both me an my partner an two children were very frustrated and upset. That evening we went to reception to see walid the thomas cook rep who i found very argumentative regarding certain issues i raised and was just told to fill in a complaints form, and was given the managers names for the food an beverage and assistant manager of the hotel an was told to go and find then and raise my concerns, again i was frustrated as i do not go on holiday to complain and spend my precious family time filling in forms and searching a hotel trying to get problems sorted i thought this was the job of the resort rep? So i did just quickly jot out a few bullet points on the complaint form.
The electricity went off every night and not just for the 10seconds we were informed it would be after complaining but for a number of times if it wasn't the lights it was the plugs then the air con to which we reported to the rep twice we had no air con for a full day an night an this still wasn't fixed till my Partner rang customer relations to complain an within minutes there was an engineer to fix it. We were reassured after complaining about the food selection for children, if there was something they wanted they would do there best to accommodate an cook it, which was very kind but again I don't expect at a 4* resort for a children's buffet to be so limited, with just 4 trays of food for such a huge hotel of capacity reaching easily 2000+ guest. I know they can't please every one and I wasn't expecting English food either but having chips an pasta every night along with 2selections off the main buffet for children gets a bit tedious. The main restaurant falls to the lower end of the scale for food hygiene cleanliness and choice. Food was wrapped in cling film before the restaurant was open which meant all the food was sweating and very soggy, and look warm, I felt this was the cause of myself my partner and 10yr old getting the dreaded tummy bug during our two week stay, along with the breakfast omelettes not being cooked properly and still sloppy in the middle, and the fact my 5yr old didn't get it as bad is because he lived on chip barms every afternoon and evening. Cutlery was disgusting never clean and plates and glasses were always running out, glasses all had chips in them, the trays with food in had no handles on the lids an at times were really hot. Corners of the restaurant were filthy.
Staff were only interested if getting tipped and this lead to a few issues, 1) being drinks, limited and not being able to go up an get my family drinks 2) being asked to return our plastic glasses on a number of occasions to the pool bar which were washed in a sink an given to other people no detergent used and very unhygienic 3) people who had tipped receiving beer an bottles of Pepsi in there mini fridge but we had to purchase ours from the very expensive on site shop 4) all sunbeds reserved by 7am by staff and lifeguards and would only give you one if you tipped, this I complained about an the supervisor got us beds immediately but this shouldnt have to be done this way, there is a sign up saying towels will be removed within 1hour if sunbeds had no personal belongings, this NEVER happened 5) my children not being able to get myself or there dad an ice cream as they could only get 1 very small pot at a time an the cue was endless.
I feel I could go on and on regarding this hotel which is upsetting but I would like to point out, it did have two good features the first being the water park an a few staff on the slides who were very helpful but others were to busy texting on there phone and being over friendly with young girls. And the second being the al a carte restaurants which were edible, hot, and tasty, but we could not get into these as requested as they were always busy an we booked into them on the 2nd day, although in the two weeks we ate in them 7 out of 10 days of which 2 were repeated twice in one week."
- Holiday details: Jun 2012, booked with Thomas Cook
- Advice: Do self catering
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"I have just returned from my honeymoon in Sharm and stayed at Sunrise. On arrival, I explained that we were honeymooners and tried my luck at an upgrade.....which we were pleasantly surprised to receive! Our room was spacious, the air conditioning (whilst a little noisy!) was nice and cool (an ABSOLUTE must as temperatures were 40 C plus every day!), bathroom was lovely if a little tired in places and looking out over the pools/complex on the evening of our arrival gave us a real sense of having chosen well.
We went for breakfast on the following morning and the preparation/presentation of food is very pleasant. I have been on All Inclusives across the world and have experienced the very poor through to the excellent. I am sad to say that the quality at Sunrise falls towards the lower end of the scale. Everything just tasted a little dry and powdery.
Given, they are catering for circa 3000 guests and this is no easy task - but it is their choice and responsibility so to do. If food is not high on your wish list then you may well be satisfied (as many seemed to be) but I just feel that if I'm choosing a 5* resort (and I'm WELL aware that UK 5 stars are a WORLD away from package star ratings) then one can expect all due effort to provide a high standard of food - something for which I feel forms a significant percentage of a holiday.
Dishes are things like Shepherds Pie, chicken wings, basic fish dishes et al......served with an accompaniment of.....chips or pasta! I dare not touch the vegetables as they were in local water and even boiled, I just had the feeling that they would make me ill.
There is a HUGE selection of bread and to be fair, this is the main restaurants strongest suit but I see this as an accompaniment rather than a flagship dish. As for the 5 star 'A La Carte' restaurants - of which the Italian and Lebanese are the better choices - do NOT expect Michelin food; it is simply of a quality that should be in the main restaurant.
Desserts were ok, a reasonable selection but always the same. I'd give the food 2 out of 5, which is a shame because the infrastructure of the hotel is really quite good. The staff are very friendly (except for the restaurant manager who, other than an inability to smile; barged me out of his way on 3 occasions! - I really do seem to have a restaurant vendetta here, lol!) and always wear a smile. I think they're probably taking the mickey and sniggering to themselves when they attempt a cockney accent (to whit I do not have!) but perhaps that is paranoia.
The water park is excellent with lots of slides and a great wave machine. The poolside bars are pretty good, although I wish they'd use glasses bigger than an egg cup (standard All Inclusive issue) and the towel guys are just happy to chat to relieve the boredom of sitting in their huts! Private beach is a bus ride away and ok, albeit with building work going on.
We did both catch the dreaded 'Pharaoh's Revenge' tummy bug but as I see it, this is a rite of passage when visiting Egypt as a Westerner. Very unpleasant but if caught and treated with local medication, shouldn't ruin your holiday. Be warned though, everyone I spoke to at the hotel got it, including my wife and I.
In summary, with a little attention to culinary issues, Sunrise could be an excellent resort but sadly it does stick out like a big spot on an otherwise very pretty face!
Finally, when checking out, check your bill closely. We were both very ill and just wanted to jump on the transfer bus; but once home I noticed 2 internet charges of 90LE (Egyptian pounds - £9GBP) on the bill. I had paid cash for these and so whether by mistake or 'trying it on' - I was 'had over'. And tipping - I know the country is poor, we chose to visit and frankly I am happy to tip good service; but PLEASE, pulling my wheeled suit case 3 feet does not, in my book, qualify for a £4 tip! Ended up losing my rag after one too many episodes and teaching a portly, rude young man of about 16, who said to me in his best pigeon English as I exited the WC after returning some of my Egyptian bacteria to its birthplace, "Mr, you give me money!" - he now knows some English phrases he probably hitherto hadn't experienced!"
- Holiday details: Jun 2012, booked with Thomson
- Advice: Pool View
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"just come back from egypt ,1st time dont know if i would go back ,weather 10/10 ,but the hotel was so so ,the 1st 4 days i was ill with the tummy bug ?? make sure the eggs are cooked ,some of the staff were a good help but some of the waiters wernt ,unless you tipped them ,the food well we were there 10 days the last 4 days we complained to the manager who was ever so nice and let us eat in the al a carte restaurants ,my daughter wouldnt touch a thing apart from chips and the same for my son too ,most of the food was luke warm not hot ,but the al a cart restaurants were mega hot and tasty ,the choice of foods for the kids not alot until the last 4 days as they did new things due to the amount of complaints while i was there ,if you were friendly with the waiters they would get what you want from the bar as long as they got tipped ,i dont mind tipping as thats all i did ,but they could have bin alot more helpful ,.they is lots of pools to sit around ,if you have got kids the kids pool is the best by far ,the lifeguard there is ever so friendly and great with the kids,and always chatty his english is brilliant 10/10 for the lifeguard hany ,my room wasnt cleaned properly ,not swept or mopped while i was in the room , the english staff are great and tanya shes ever so helpful sorting te rest of my stay to eat in the al a cart restaurants ,the shops in the hotel mega expensive ?? got to barter ,but still expensive ,im a single mum and it took me all year to pay for this holiday ,but like people say if you dont try you will never know ,i know they is lots of great reviews but im just writting my experience ,if my experience was alot better then my review would of been alot better thankyou"
- Holiday details: Jun 2012, Booked Independently
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"My family constisting of 2 adlts and 3 children under 10 have just come back from a hoilday over christmas at the sunrise for 11 nights.From the second you get off the coach whaich is less than 10 mins from airport it is spectacular,the whole outside is lit up with christmas lights.We couldnt falt the staff,cleaners,waiters and reception etc they cant do enough for you without wanting tips.The staff seem to work long hours and constantly busy but still very pleasant and always smiling and welcoming.If i had to have a niggle about anything it would be the childrens selection at evening meal that needs to be improved but my children never moaned.The cleaner would make an animal shape out of the clean towels every day for my little girl whilst cleaning.The poolside guys were very welcoming and polite.I really couldnt fault this hotel much at all.Most spectacular time is christmas it outstanding when they arrange a massive marque outside and decorate to the highest standard and entertain all night long.security is brilliant at hotal as well.Overall would recommend this hotel to all family people out for a lovely family hoilday."
- Holiday details: Dec 2011, All Inclusive, booked with Thomas Cook
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"This was our first visit to Egypt and wasn't too sure what to expect, the moment we got to our hotel the staff couldn't do enough to help, the staff were friendly and polite.hotel was really clean, pools clean loads of choice of food. although they is a really nice English pub called the three crowns 10mins taxi ride down the road which will cost you £10 return, where you can get a really nice steak from for about £8.00. the staff and the hotel are always willing to help you and they don't want tips off you all the time,they could not have cleaned any more that's all they day to night. i would advisor any 1 to book up and go, av booked up already to go back next year."
- Holiday details: Jul 2011, All Inclusive, booked with Direct Holidays
- Advice: yes
- Good For: Beach
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"My partner my 3 year old and my 11month old and I stayed here for 2 weeks end of June with our family and we had a fantastic time. The staff were fantastic with my children and could nevr do enough for us. The food was lovely and nobody got ill even with taking a baby. We loved every minute of it so much so we goin back next year for 3 weeks. I got bit a few times over there but cant really see how u can blame the staff for that. The hotel and our room was spotlee cleaners there all the time. Everyone who work there seem to be there for all hours and yet still have a big smile and are polite which is more than I can say when you visit somewhere at home. Lovely lovely people and place"
- Holiday details: Jun 2011, All Inclusive, booked with on the beach
- Advice: def go snorkelling at the beach its beautiful x
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"Had 17 days as we have stayed at sunrise island veiw several times previous and could not get in there the dates we needed.thought as the same company we would be o.k.reception was fine clean,on arrival to our rooms a dirty flannel was still in our shower,so it had not been cleaned all surfaces were tacky and finger prints over all sufaces and mirrows.shower was broke ,my husband fixed it .the whole room was very dusty .thought hey it will all be better in the morning,the best thing apart from the sun was the beds they were very comfortable.then we hit the resturant or should i say the resturant hit us ,what a shambles people were running around looking for tables/cutlery/plates/just a cup of tea or coffee ,it was mayhem,then you think lets just get in that sun so you go to the pool areas to find bird poo over every sunbed and table.all this time you just want to rest in the sun .evening was a repeat of breakfast but food was not cleaned up and the food that was cooked outside in the dark was never cooked properly as it was too dark to see it.my husband got really ill and had to be put on drip and have medication,we say it was food poisoning and he had to see doctor when we got home.we were a party of 4 and we survied ,we all lost weight and my granson ate bread and chips most of the time .we are a well traveled family and this was the worst holiday we have had so much more to tell .the place has good surroundings and plenty slides/pools but could not cope with food prep or the amount of people cant write any more feeling depressed"
- Holiday details: Apr 2011, All Inclusive, booked with CO-OP HOTELS FOR U
- Advice: Dont go
- Good For: Beach
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"We arrived on the 18th August about 4.00 pm in the afternoon...I was very apprehensive as I had read many bad reviews! However on our first arrival our perception was good, as the reception area was clean and airy! We were shown to our room promptly and it was clean. We went down to the restaurent approxmately 8.00 in the evening, as after reading the reviews we knew that it would be busy. The food was warm and edible, however the service from the staff in the restaurent was poor, poor, poor!! It took them nearly 10 mins to re lay the table, 15 mins to get us spoons at breakfast and I had a shouting match with the so called waiter handing out the drinks who did not want to give me a big glass!
They expect a tip in order to do anything for you and we found the majority of the men working there very rude! We had booked a trip to Cario on the Monday night and wanted to take pillows with us, when we asked at the conceigre we were given dirty pillows to take! It was only when my husband got really angry and then spoke to a manager was something done!
The men at reception are a waste of time and they do not listen. Also I have never seen so many peolpe injure themselves in a hotel. They have pool parties on a Saturday night, where people are allowed to take glasses out to the pool, they are drunk and there are youngsters jumping in the pool virtually on top of one another!! Hence the accidents!
I could go on and on, but just to finish as we were leaving we noticed that a little vanity case was missing, my sister in law went into the hotel to check if it was in there and low and behold there it was under the security desk with a mat over it!! Security guard present...I will leave you to your own conclusions....but the words 'would'nt trust them as far as you could throw them' come to mind!"
- Holiday details: Aug 2010, All Inclusive, booked with Thomas Cook
- Advice: no
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Tirana Aqua Park Resort is also called:
- Sunrise Tirana Aquapark
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Address: Nabq Bay, Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt


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A man accused of acting as part of a large-scale counterfeit cash ring accused of ripping off Windsor's Target of more than $1,000 was arraigned in superior court Tuesday.
20-year-old Quency Noel has been charged with using counterfeit hundred dollar bills to purchase the high-priced electronics from the Target store on Kennedy Road in Windsor — an alleged act of fraud police say was just one instance in a string of counterfeit cash schemes that have victimized businesses throughout the region, including another Target location on the South Windsor line.
According to court documents, Windsor Police, in conjunction with Torrington law enforcement, were able uncover the scheme in which a group of alleged counterfeit thefts purchased expensive electronics from large chain stores using fake bills and then returned the items to receive clean cash, making for a profit in the thousands of dollars.
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Noel, a native of Brooklyn, NY, was apprehended by police at the Windsor Target after having just used five counterfeit $100 bills to purchase an iPod Touch (retail price $418.70), an affidavit obtained in court alleges.
Noel, accused of committing the crime in May of 2011, was taken into custody along with 34-year-old Antoine Ramponeau, also of New York. Ramponeau was identified by police as having accompanied Noel in the store and having had knowledge of the attempt to commit the crime.
Ramponeau pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit fifth degree larceny, a misdemeanor. He was given a suspended 6-month jail sentence and one year of probation.
According to police, a series of allegedly fraudulent transactions conducted by Noel caused the Windsor Target to lose roughly $1,150.
Noel was charged with third-degree larceny and conspiracy to commit third-degree larceny — both felonies.
He also faces felony forgery and conspiracy to commit forgery charges filed by the Bantam Police Department for an alleged counterfeit scheme conducted at a Torrington Radio Shack.
He was released after posting bail of $100,000 and is due to appear in court again on November 13.
According to court documents, counterfeit rings such as the one Noel is accused of operating within are common, but they make it a point to move from region to region, making it hard for law enforcement officers to identify suspects.


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St Paul, MN's comfortable home away from home
Arrived on Friday evening around 6:15pm, well received at the front desk by a very courteous and informative young man. Given an executive suite room on the 7th floor, with 2 double beds in a SMOKE FREE!!!! room (the hotel is smoke free). Beds were absolutely comfortable. Rooms were fresh, and bright. The room was well clean in every area.
We ordered room service and had a wonderful meal. Friday and Saturday they have comedy shows.
Free wireless/ internet access was a plus.
I would recommend this very nice hotel to anyone. It is better then the average Holiday Inn. And the people at the front desk were very helpful in directing us to the Amtrack Station, and to the college.
THe hotel is right off the freeway at exit 246 easy on and off the freeway. Just far enough away from the bustle of the city but the commute was totally acceptable.
Unique Quality: Indoor pool, was a great treat for the grandkids after their trip to unwind. Air conditioner was very cool the way I love it, and the air was fresh not stale.
Directions: 3M area of St Paul
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This is a Holiday Inn, so you it has a typical, nice room. It is located about 1 block from 3M's corporate headquarters and just off of Interstate I-94. There are some small shopping malls near it, but not much in terms of tourist things to see. Its location makes it easy to access things around the Twin Cities by car.
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It may be a case of the grass always being greener on the other side of the Atlantic, but to some of us there is nothing like a British thriller. It probably has something to do with the accents and exotic phrases like "stitched up" and "leg it" and a few we can't print here, and certainly something to do with the cobbled streets and gray light of Albion.


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A somewhat tongue-in-cheek saying in racing is that age and treachery will overcome youth and enthusiasm every time.
Maybe that's a little overstated, but experience certainly seems to count in NASCAR's Winston Cup series.
As the stock car series begins the second half of its 34-race season today in Loudon, N.H., the average age of its driving regulars stands at 38.9.


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JOPLIN, Mo. —
Gov. Jay Nixon delivered his annual State of the State address Monday, highlighting his and the Democratic Party's stance on entitlement programs — specifically Medicaid. Medicaid is an $8 billion program, which he's advocating be expanded by another $1 billion. His talking points are:
"It's the right thing to do."
"It's the smart thing to do."
And that's the depth of his argument.
For $1 billion, we, as a Legislature, expect more details, and Missourians should, too. Many in the Legislature, including myself, oppose the expansion of this entitlement, and here's why:
The Missouri electorate has consistently reminded government officials that it will not accept tax increases, it does not favor Obamacare, nor has it supported those who have advocated either one.
President Obama lost Missouri in back-to-back presidential elections, and in 2012, Nixon campaigned on a theme of "no new taxes" — he never mentioned Obamacare or Medicaid expansion when making his case to the people.
In 2010, Proposition C, which rejects Obamacare, was passed overwhelmingly in Missouri to the tune of 70 percent of the vote. Last year, Proposition B — a proposed tax increase on cigarettes that would support education — also failed.
None of the advocates of the expansion have addressed how to pay for the expansion once Missouri's share kicks in — an amount that will cost you and me hundreds of millions of dollars.
Next to social-program spending, which comprises almost one-third of Missouri's current $24 billion budget, education is our largest expenditure. Our kids — our future job creators, employers and researchers — would see less funding per capita in the classroom if this shortsighted expansion is passed.
An economic analysis on the impact of Medicaid expansion was released late last year by the University of Missouri. Some have taken these figures as gospel. New jobs, they say. New tax revenue from new spending, they say. The problem with this thinking is glaring: It fails to account for where the source of the money and the economic implications.
This is not new money — it is borrowed, and it will ultimately come from our residents and our businesses. When people and businesses are required to give money to the government, that money cannot be spent in the private sector, invested in the future or saved for a rainy day.
Proponents conveniently ignore this inevitable economic squeeze. Let's not forget that our federal government is making fiscal promises without passing a budget and by borrowing 40 cents of every $1.
Nixon finds it easy to call it "the right thing to do," but I'm here to make responsible decisions. Nixon and his allies may be comfortable telling only half the story, but I'm here to be honest with you. I will not support this shortsighted, bankrupting idea.
The Legislature will be realistic and pragmatic. The right thing to do is to support limited government, better tax policy and growth strategies that encourage entrepreneurship and economic development.
That's the right thing to do. That's the smart thing to do.
Tom Flanigan is a Republican representing the 163rd District. He is chair of the House Appropriations Committee on Health, Mental Health and Social Services and is vice-chairman of the Budget Committee.


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Should you be worried about Chris Kreider's slow start? No, no you should not.
Kyle Jean, an un-drafted free agent, is already making a big name for himself with the Rangers.
The New York Rangers can't take the ice, but some of their top prospects can. So is the NHL lockout helping J.T. Miller's development.
One league will be playing hockey tonight, so let's start talking about them.
The Connecticut Whale announced their training camp roster, which will open this Saturday at the MSG Training Center
Who are the New York Rangers top three prospects right now?
The New York Rangers signed Michael St. Croix, their 2011 fourth-round draft pick to an entry level contract.
John Tortorella is very high on the New York Rangers' youth. And you know what? He should be.
Is the New York Rangers roster already set?
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Fibroadenomas, a common benign breast lump, can be removed during a lumpectomy. But you could just tell your pesky fibroadenoma to take a permanent chill. Cryoablation may be used to eliminate those lumps by freezing them with a technology called Visica 2TM Treatment System.
Approved by the FDA in 2001, Visica uses intense cold to destroy the fibroadenoma. You are left with only a tiny scar, no sutures, and no change in breast shape. Cryoablation is done as a 30-minute outpatient procedure with local anesthesia.
Benign But Bothersome Fibroadenomas
That smooth, flexible lump you can feel in your breast may be a fibroadenoma, a harmless breast abnormality. Fibroadenomas can show up clearly on your mammogram, where they resemble cysts, and on ultrasound, as a dark mass with a definite outline. Most fibroadenomas are painless unless they become large or are located near your skin. To get a clear diagnosis of fibroadenoma and to rule out a malignant lump, a breast biopsy must be done.
If you have one or more painful fibroadenomas and are over 40 years old, many doctors recommend having them removed. The standard treatment has been a lumpectomy, but cryoablation may be used for breast fibroadenomas, as well as liver, kidney, prostate, and bone tumors.
Breast Surgeons Use Cryoablation On Fibroadenomas
Several breast surgeons have been using cryoablation to treat fibroadenomas. Dr. Cary Kaufman worked with a team of researchers to determine the long-range safety, effectiveness, and patient satisfaction with cryoblation. They found that 30 months after treatment, most fibroadenomas had shrunk so much that patients could no longer feel them. Cryoblation did not interfere with follow-up mammograms or ultrasound. All of the doctors and 97% of the patients were very satisfied with the results of cryoblation.
Dr. Deanna Attai, a breast surgeon in California, says, "I have been treating patients with fibroadenomas in my practice with cryoablation since 2004 and have been very pleased with the results." She notes that patients like Visica cryoablation because the cosmetic results are superior to a lumpectomy.
Good Candidates for Cryoablation
If your fibroadenoma is 4 cm or smaller, you could be a good candidate for a cryoablation procedure. The fibroadenoma must be clearly seen on your mammogram and ultrasound, with a diagnosis confirmed by a breast biopsy. You must not be pregnant and not breastfeeding. If you have multiple fibroadenomas, those can all be treated during the same procedure.
Cryoablation Kills Fibroadenomas Quickly
Having a cryoablation treatment won't slow you down much at all. This procedure can be done right in your doctor's office. From start to finish, the whole process will take just about 30 minutes. You won't have a big surgical dressing, and you won't be woozy from anesthetic. If you're curious about the procedure itself, here's a full description of cryoablation of a fibroadenoma.
Advantages and Drawbacks of Fibroadenoma Cryoablation
Cryoablation removes no tissue, so the shape of your breast is not distorted. The 3 mm scar will soon heal and fade. And because the insertion cut is so small, your risk of infection is lower than for a standard surgical procedure.
There's no hospital visit, which keeps your cost lower. Recovery is fast -- in fact, you can return to normal activities immediately and participate in sports 3 or 4 days later. You will have some bruising, and may need to take Tylenol for any discomfort you have during recovery.
If you have high blood pressure, hemophilia or a very large fibroadenoma, cryoablation may not be your best option. Check with your doctor to see which procedure will benefit you the most.
Cryoablation of Breast Tumors
The Visica Cryoablation Treatment System is currently in a National Cancer Institute-funded Phase 2 clinical trial for the cryoablation of breast cancer. Cryoablation will kill a malignant tumor as well as a margin of tissue around the tumor. Just as the procedure for fibroadenoma is done in an office setting, a breast tumor could be frozen to death in your doctor's office. This may save you the trauma of surgery and hospital costs.
Cryoablation for cancer seems to have another, unexpected benefit. Dr. Rache Simmons of the Weil Cornell Medical Center explains, "What we have shown in mouse models is that there is something about the cryoablation process that actually acts as an auto-vaccine against your own cancer, and what we think may be happening is that when the cancer freezes, it then releases cancer DNA to our blood stream, and then our immune system can recognize this cancer DNA and mount an auto-vaccine, so to speak, against your own breast cancer." This cryoimmunology effect may produce a customized vaccine that might shrink any secondary tumor sites for the patient.
In her book, "5 Lessons I Didn't Learn from Breast Cancer," Shelley Lewis wrote that she planned to go on with her life during treatment. Ms. Lewis wanted to have "20-minute breast cancer" and get right back to work. Perhaps with cryoablation, we will someday have a 20-minute non-surgical treatment for breast cancer that activates our body's own resources to fight cancer naturally. Then we could just tell cancer to cool it - for good!
Kaufman, C.S., Littrup, P.J., Freeman-Gibb, L.A., "Office Based Cryoablation of Breast Fibroadenomas with Long-Term Follow-up," The Breast Journal, 2005, (11), 344-350.
American Society of Breast Surgeons, Official Statement, "Management of Fibroadenomas of the Breast," Revised, 12/8/2005
Cryosurgery in Cancer Treatment: Questions and Answers. National Cancer Institute. Reviewed: 09/10/2003.


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Lumen Christi Catholic School is a K3 - 8th grade Catholic school located in both Mequon and Thiensville. Our K3 - 3rd grade classes are held at the Thiensville location and our 4th - 8th grade classes are held at the Mequon location. This blog will inform the community about the many events and accomplishments taking place at this great school.
Visit us online at LumenChristiParish.org.
Lumen Christi Catholic School Open House and Registration
Lumen Christi Catholic School will be hosting an Open House for all prospective families on Sunday, January 30th from 9:00am-1:00pm. This event will be held at the Thiensville campus for 3K-3rd grade, 116 N. Orchard Street, and at the Mequon campus for 4th-8th grade, 11300 N. St. James Lane. At this event, we will also begin accepting applications for registration for the 2011-2012 school year.
Lumen Christi Catholic School offers a faith-based education for 3K-8th grade, including half-day and full day options for 4K and 5K. Academic excellence, state-of-the-art technology, dedicated teachers, multitude of extracurricular activities, and an after-school care program are just some of the highlights of our school.
Join us for the Open House! For more information, contact Laura Rowe at (262)242-7960 or email@example.com.
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Funeral services for Phillip Hayse Thrasher, 83, of New Albany, will be at 11 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 24, at Depauw United Methodist Church, New Albany, with entombment in Kraft-Graceland Memorial Park. He died Saturday, Jan. 19, 2013, with his family by his side.
He was a graduate of Indiana University, Bloomington and a U.S. Army veteran. He touched the lives of many young people through his numerous years of teaching in the classroom and coaching various sports. He taught physical education as well as driver's education, and coached both wrestling and boys' golf at NAHS. He was involved in several organizations including the VFW Post 1693 Hobart Beach, American Legion Post 28 Bonnie Sloan, Valley View Golf Course, New Albany Country Club, the Indiana I Men's Association, and was a charter member of the New Albany Kiwanis Club. In October of 2012, he was inducted into the NAHS Hall of Fame. He was also a member of the Bloomington Legend Hall of Fame and was a recipient of the Billy Thom award. He was very proud of his accomplishments and more importantly proud of the many young lives he was able to touch.
He was born Jan. 14, 1930 in Bloomington to the late Chauncy W. and Ila Turner Thrasher.
He is survived by his wife of 61 years, Barbara J. Andrews Thrasher; children, Debra Thomas and her husband, David, David Thrasher and his wife, Bonnie, Douglas Thrasher and his wife, Sharon, and DeAnn Thrasher; sister, Jan Miles and her husband, Bob; 10 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
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Even as a boy growing up in the Midwest, I was interested in food and cooking. Supermarket expeditions to the local A&P were entertaining.
I had a working knowledge of our shopping list, and could be relied on to track down my family's pantry staples. Our meals were fairly predictable, and my mother's repertory was limited.
Rice came in an orange box that promised perfection every time. It could be served plain, but the rice itself had no particular flavor. We liked to turn it into pilaf, which required adding two foil packets of dehydrated soup: French onion and chicken noodle.
During summer months, we drove out to a farm stand for fresh-picked green beans, cabbage and fat ears of sweet corn. Corn on the cob was a seasonal treat; otherwise, our vegetables were canned or frozen for the most part.
Things changed considerably when I ventured out into the world and began to rub elbows with cooks operating on a different plane, folks who lived to eat and loved to prowl for provisions. In San Francisco, I met Niloufer Ichaporia King, who became a friend and mentor. She took me under her wing and shared an abundance of wisdom gleaned from kitchens in her native Bombay, today's Mumbai.
Rice, I discovered, could have real flavor, especially basmati rice, which had a sweet fragrance and delicate texture. We would traipse off to the Indian grocery to get the best aged basmati, then wash it carefully and let it soak for a half-hour before cooking. Corn, I learned, was as beloved in India as in North America, and it could come off the cob to go into a pilaf (or pulao, as she called it), enhanced with whole spices - clove, cardamom and cumin. Did I know about the many types of raita, a sauce made with yogurt, the perfect accompaniment for so many Indian dishes? I happily chopped by her side as she cooked dish after incredible dish from memory.
The other night, after the sun had set on a particularly sweltering day, I made a version of the corn pilaf. Though it might have been good with roast chicken or grilled chops, a lighter meatless meal seemed a better choice. So the rice was served with a vibrant green salad, a platter of sliced ripe tomatoes and a cooling bowl of that raita on the side.
Time: 1 hour; yield: 6 generous servings.
2 cups basmati rice
4 tablespoons unsalted butter or ghee
2 teaspoons minced garlic
1 tablespoon grated ginger
1/2 teaspoon turmeric
Pinch saffron
1/2 teaspoon coriander seeds
1/2 teaspoon cumin seeds
8 whole cloves
1/2 teaspoon black peppercorns
2 cardamom pods
1 large onion, diced (about 2 cups)
3 cups fresh corn kernels (about 6 ears corn)
1 cup golden raisins
2 cups chicken broth or water
2 tablespoons chopped cilantro
2 tablespoons chopped scallions
1/4 cup roasted cashews (optional)
Put rice in a medium bowl and cover with cold water. Swish with fingers, then pour off water. Repeat 2 or 3 times, until water runs clear. Cover again with cold water and soak 20 minutes, then drain.
Melt 2 tablespoons butter or ghee in a heavy-bottomed saucepan over medium-high heat. Add garlic, ginger, turmeric, saffron, coriander, cumin, cloves, peppercorns and cardamom, and stir to coat. Let sizzle a bit, then add onion and cook, stirring, until softened and beginning to color, about 5 minutes. Add remaining 2 tablespoons butter or ghee, the rice and the corn, and season with 1/2 teaspoon salt. Cook for 1 minute.
Add raisins and 2 cups broth or water and bring to a brisk simmer. Taste cooking liquid for salt and adjust if necessary.
Cover with tightfitting lid, turn heat to low and let cook 15 minutes. Let rest 10 to 15 minutes off heat. Fluff rice and transfer to serving bowl. Sprinkle with cilantro, scallions and cashews, if desired.
Serve with yogurt raita (see attached box).


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Miley Cyrus is shrinking before our very eyes!
Miley tweeted this snap of her teeny tiny waist. Copyright: [Rad and Refined]
Just check out this snap taken on hols in Mexico in which Miley's middle is looking ridiculously slim.
Must be all that yoga...
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Even if she reckons it must be all that PIZZA!
Yep, despite looking like an earwig Miley has been blabbing on on Twitter about just how much fatty pizza she has been munching on.
She said: "Tooooo. Muuuuch. Pizzzzzza. Back on the health train tomorrow."
She continued: "I now remember why I never eat pizza. It makes me feel like s**t. Ate to much pizza and French fries. Yoga and a swim in the a.m."
Still, the amount of yoga the star does perhaps she has been chowing down on loads of pizza? Just breaking even, so to speak.
Miley has been tweeting loads of skinny snaps. Copyright: [Twitter]
However, while we just want to give her a biscuit, Miley seems to love her super skinny bod and has been posting rather a lot of snaps of herself recently.
Plus, we noticed that her Twitter bio has recently changed and now reads: "im a dime. best top of the line. cute face slim waist with a BIG behind."
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EDINBURG – The first graduates of the Master of Science in Social Work program at The University of Texas-Pan American will participate in a commencement ceremony Saturday, May 13, in the UTPA Fieldhouse.
Thirteen students have completed all the necessary requirements for this degree and are eligible to march at the 6 p.m. ceremony.
The new master's degree program is the only such program in the Rio Grande Valley and is aimed at developing professional social workers.
"The new social work master's degree program is built on the successful undergraduate Bachelor of Social Work program at UTPA, which has been operating for more than 25 years and has produced more than 600 graduates," said Gary Villereal, associate professor of social work.
The new Master of Science in Social Work degree is a 60-semester credit hour program with a 900-hour field education component. The full-time program, which takes four semesters of study to complete, has the approval of the Council of Social Work Education and is in the formal process of obtaining full accreditation.
"With our first graduating class, the program is now eligible for full accreditation," Villereal said. "This graduating class is our doorway to full accreditation."
Nora Rodriguez, a social work graduate student from Brownville who will be the first graduating class, said the two-year program was one of the biggest challenges she has faced.
"The program shows a lot of promise for those wishing to pursue a career in social work," Rodriguez said. "This program has a focus on Mexican-American families and their culture, which really gives us an advantage for us here in the Rio Grande Valley."
Janie Hinojosa, a social work graduate student from Edinburg also in the first graduating class agreed.
"It was a tough program, but I wanted to help people, and this field of work does exactly that," Hinojosa said. "It's a way of being part of the helping process."
According to Raul Solis, assistant professor of social work, the level of social work practice will be raised to a much higher level, making for greater contributions to valley communities.
For more information, contact Villereal at the Department of Social Work at 956/381-3575.


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A certain amount of luck and a random act of kindness landed me a seat exactly one row behind the Penguins bench at Monday night's big game.
And this was not just any hockey game, as we all know. Monday night marked the epic return of Sid the Kid—the great Sidney Crosby—after a 10-month absence spawned by a severe head injury.
Before I delve into this column, I want to first give some mad props to the sports columnists out there who cover these historical games, because I am having a little trouble moving past the following phrases: "Oh my God. Did that just happen? Did we just see that? Was Sidney Crosby seriously two feet away from me? Wow. Oh, wow." Bear with me. We're going to get through this. I'll take it from the top.
On Friday, I spent $10 on a raffle ticket for two club level seats to last night's game. When I discovered that I had won, I thought, "I don't win things. This rocks. Two Penguins tickets—cool!"
On Sunday, those Penguins tickets became about a trillion times more cool when I discovered via Twitter that Sid was making his big comeback the same night. I had to hold myself back from jumping for joy at the gym. How do you win tickets to a game like that through a raffle? It's just crazy talk.
As we entered the gates at the Consol Energy Center, the joy was palpable. I couldn't stop smiling (neither could anyone else) as they handed out thousands of signs that read, "Welcome Back, Sid," and I thought to myself, "I am so happy for him." Because I am—and so is the entire city. It's that simple. I am so happy for Sidney Crosby that he can get back to what he loves to do more than anything on earth.
Cut to the second intermission of the big game and a random guy comes up to us, makes small talk and then says in a perfect Pittsburgh accent, "Ya know, I am only doin' this 'coz it's Thanksgiving, but I am moving up to these seats 'coz my buddy left. Why don't you guys go down to my two seats in the second row?"
My initial response was silence. Was this guy for real?
We made our way down to the second row, just a few feet from where Crosby was sitting on the bench. I could barely function. It's really hard to pay attention to the rest of a game when one of the greatest hockey players in history is that close to you. I could not believe that a complete stranger basically gave me a once in a lifetime memory that I will never forget.
And when we sat there in the middle of the action, I saw Sid and his fellow teammates talking, smiling, enjoying the moment. And then, I was even more happy for him.
Imagine waking up tomorrow and having someone tell you that for the next 10 months—and maybe forever—you will not be able to do what you love—to do what you have been doing since you were a child.
I thought about the fact that I am truly thankful—during this week of Thanksgiving—to even get paid to write, to have the opportunity to have a job that I love in this very moment when so many people are struggling in this economy.
I thought about the fact that our talents truly are gifts—and they—along with friends, family and loved ones—can be taken away at any given moment.
Everyday snapshots of life are the ones worth mentioning and the ones worth savoring—including ones like Sid's return Monday night—a return that potentially could have never happened.
Not one of us is entitled to good health, good fortune, good friends or good family—and yet most of us enjoy these simple luxuries every single day. Sid was lucky enough to get a second chance to live out the rest of his dream.
So, this week, we give thanks for a lot of things, including amazing hockey seats from a kind stranger, including Sid's safe and successful return—and this week I think, life is good, God is great, and sometimes a simple game can make you remember what's important at the end of the day.
This column originally appeared on Forest Hills-Regent Square Patch.


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Anyone could be forgiven for having been fooled this week.
People in tank tops, shorts, and flip flops strolled along the streets. Children stood outside juggling huge ice cream cones, the creamy treat dribbling down their chins. Convertibles sped by, their tops down and stereos cranked up. Daffodils bloomed and the parks were full of rambunctious canines, their tongues dangling long and low in thirst.
The extraordinarily warm southern breezes that enveloped us this week made it seem more like Memorial Day than St. Patrick's Day.
Yet, we all know the inevitable shift back to seasonably appropriate weather is unavoidable. Even if we follow author and radio personality Garrison Keillor's advice of "looking reality straight in the eye and denying it," we will, most likely, have to endure a few more chilly days ahead.
We will comply, as hearty New Englanders are wont to do; but what about our trees and plants that have been lulled into a false sense of security? How will our gardens fare in the weeks to come?
"Plants have a way of adapting," states Gordon Kenneson, a horticulturist who works for . "I'm a great optimist that, despite the unusual weather, our gardens will be just fine."
Kenneson says that plants are blossoming several weeks ahead of schedule and that has many people jumping the gun on garden work, fertilizing and seeding. He is recommending that they wait until after Easter.
He is also seeing many customers eager to fill in the gaps in their landscaping left from the destructiveness of last October's snowstorm. "A lot of people can see their neighbors," he jokes.
Across town, at , flats of pansies were the only item being displayed outside. The nursery's part-owner, Tom Calvi, was busy setting up his retail space, an unusual activity for him in mid-March. "I'm usually home this time of year, sitting by the wood-burning stove."
Calvi says that plants and trees are three weeks ahead of schedule, pointing to a weeping pussy willow in bloom and a beautiful, pink Cornell Azalea awash with flowers in a nearby neighbor's yard.
For those who can't wait to have some color outside their homes, Calvi suggests sticking with pansies because of their hardiness. If the weather should get frosty, he recommends covering them at night. Cold crop items, such as lettuce, broccoli, kale and collard greens can also be planted soon but, Calvi warns, if it remains as warm as it has been, the cold crop will bolt up quickly and then turn to seed. "Sometimes we can get two cold crops in the spring, but this year there might be just one."
And what if we get a few snowstorms in the coming weeks? Calvi states that unless we have temperatures well below the freezing mark for an extended period, the snow will just slow the plant growth down a little. Yet he warns it is going to be a bumper crop of chipmunks this year. The little creatures that bedevil so many gardeners have been taking advantage of the warm weather to breed in full force.
was holding its annual Greenhouse Flower Show this week. Inside the greenhouse it was a sea of brightly colored spring blooms. Outside, just under some trees, daffodils stood tall and proud. Their cheery, yellow heads swayed in the gentle, warm breeze – a juxtaposition very rare for this time of year.
In fact, daffodils were spotted all over town, wherever the sun shone brightly. West Hartford Patch editor Ronni Newton, who has them growing along her driveway, commented that she had never seen daffodils sprouted this early since she lived in Virginia years ago.
Landscaping consultant suggests taking advantage of these beautiful days as a "perfect opportunity to get ahead of the game and prepare your garden." He is not averse to planting peas or cold crop vegetables soon but warns to cover them if there is frost.
Having been in the business for decades, Patrissi has seen all kinds of weather conditions and, he too believes that plants and trees can cope with the area's quixotic weather conditions. In fact, he has high praise for the mother of all mothers.
"Mother Nature is pretty smart and she knows how to take care of her own."


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A company called "Ball & Socket Arts Inc." has conditionally been awarded a nearly $1.7 million loan to redevelop the historic and long-abandoned Ball and Socket factory at 493 West Main Street.
The announcement on Friday from Gov. Dannel P. Malloy states that the $1.68 million loan from the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD) would be used to acquire, assess and demolish some structures on the site. The loan must still be approved by the State Bond Commission.
"Ball & Socket Arts Inc." was formed last September, according to the Secretary of the State. The principals of the company are Jeffrey Guimond who lists his address as the New York City Ballet and Ilona Somogy, an instructor at the Yale School of Drama. Both grew up in Cheshire.
Cheshire Economic Development Coordinator Gerald Sitko said Friday that the town has made preliminary inquiries with the state about applying for a brownfield remediation grant to help clean up the factory site. Under the state regulations, a private comapny can't apply for brownfield grants, but a municpality can, Sitko said.
"Obviously, if (the factory) is developed for the use they envision, it's terrific news for the town," Sitko said. He mentioned the ongoing streetscape improvements on West Main Street and the planned extension of the Farmington Canal Rails to Trails pathway which would be located directly across the street from the factory.
The 3.2 acre site contains the 1850 brick factory building and a number of wooden outbuildings. The property has been on the market for about a year for $1.25 million.
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Chuck Porter
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I'm still trying to wrap my mind about how stupid it is for people to commit robberies and try to steal other folks' identities, but I'll never, ever be able to comprehend the depth, width and breadth of the stupidity it takes to burglarize the home of Mr. Bob Stoops.
For those of you who don't know, Stoops is the head football coach at the University of Oklahoma and has been one of the state's most recognizable faces since 2000.
Here is a thorough, but not exhaustive, list of things that are at least incrementally smarter than stealing a credit card and car from Stoops, then attempting to use that credit card after the burglary had been reported to police and every news outlet in Oklahoma:
— Using a fork to eat soup
— Betting on the San Diego Padres to win the 2014 NBA title
— Lathering, rinsing and failing to repeat
— Taking a knee at the end of the first quarter
— Jumping out of a plane without a parachute
— Jumping out of a submarine with a parachute
— An acoustic version of AC/DC's classic album "Back in Black"
— Texting while drinking and driving
— Trying to pull over a police officer
— Using a preposition to end a sentence with
— Wearing regular glasses in a 3D movie
— Paying an extra five bucks to watch a 3D movie
— Drafting Jamarcus Russell with the No. 1 overall pick
— Sending the Olympic torch to space
— Playing soccer with a bowling ball
— Bringing your own squeeze cheese to a fine restaurant
— Keeping up with the Kardashians
— The TV show "Keeping Up with the Kardashians"
— Using baking soda as a baking powder substitute
— A two-out bunt with no baserunners
— Not spending precious minutes of company time making long lists of things
Now, we all make stupid mistakes. What's important is what we do with the knowledge we gain after we make them. These two guys who robbed Bob — they're probably not dumb guys. They just did something that happened to be really dumb.
But if you do something as dumb as steal from Bob Stoops, I would think you stand to learn quite a bit.


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Can you change the taste of semen?
Many women swear that a man who drinks pineapple juice before sex has better-tasting semen. But we tend to suspect Adam Carolla has it right when he quips, "If a guy drinks 400 gallons of pineapple juice, his semen will taste like semen with a little bit of pineapple juice in it." Some women have told us they are happier swallowing when their partner eats less junk food and red meat. One semen-sweetener recipe calls for three stalks of celery (diced), two capsicums (minced), two bananas (sliced), half a cup of orange juice and half a cup of sweet sherry, but no pineapple. The brewmaster wrote, "Mix the ingredients and have the guy eat it for breakfast. He also should avoid dairy products, onions, garlic and fish for the day."
Also noteworthy: Researchers have documented differences in the sense of taste, suggesting that some women may be more sensitive to the taste of semen than others. In one study, scientists asked test subjects to place a bitter synthetic chemical on their tongues. A quarter of the people tasted nothing. Half said it tasted bitter. A quarter found it so bitter they retched. The last group are "supertasters" -- men and women who have a large number of taste buds (as many as 1100 per square centimeter of tongue). For a supertaster, frosting tastes too sweet, coffee is too bitter and alcohol too sharp. Supertasters don't like the feel of oil or fat on their tongues, and they dislike salty or spicy foods. Women are more likely to be supertasters -- about 35 percent of Caucasian women fall into the category, compared with ten percent of white men.
Why do I get a headache when I get aroused?
Sex headaches are so common pain specialists have divided them into three categories: (1)"Dull" headaches intensify as you become more aroused and peak during climax. The pain usually occurs at the back of the head and is likely caused by muscle tension. (2) "Explosive" headaches consist of a throbbing pain at climax, generally on both sides of the head. These are the most common benign sexual headaches, but no one is sure what causes them. They may be hereditary. One doctor treated four sisters who suffered from climax headaches but had never mentioned it to one another. (3) The rare "postural" headache occurs during climax at the back of the neck and head and could indicate a spinal fluid leak, which is bad news. In fact, there is an off chance that any type of sex headache could be the result of an aneurysm or tumor, which is why it is always wise to see a doctor. In most cases, treatment is as simple as gentler fucking or massage as foreplay, or drugs used to treat migraines. Harvard neurologist Donald Johns says sex headaches seem to occur most often among people in their 40s and during stressful encounters—say, during an affair or with a crazy new lover. They also occur more often in men, by a 3-to-1 ratio. Presex headaches, another challenge altogether, occur more often in women, by a 20-million-to-1 ratio.
Is there a way to prevent premature ejaculation?
First, let's define premature. Clinically, it's when a man comes consistently before or within one to two minutes of penetration. One study found thrusting lasts, on average, seven minutes, so if you can go five minutes and want to last longer, that's not a medical problem. Kegel exercises, and practicing during masturbation to improve your ability to turn back before you reach the point of no return will help build stamina.For men who do have trouble with early ejaculation, there are three types -- temporary PE, which is usually caused by anxiety about being with a new partner; late-onset PE, which occurs after years of not having problems; and lifelong PE, which is a persistent, chronic problem. With temporary PE, the condition typically feeds on itself. The guy becomes so focused on holding back that sex becomes mechanical. Rather than enjoying the moment, he's thinking 10 seconds ahead. In rare cases PE can be a symptom of illnesses such as diabetes or multiple sclerosis, so there is added concern when it appears later in life after years or decades of control.
The most common treatments include the penile squeeze (the woman squeezes her partner's erection as he nears climax to help him focus) and the start-stop technique championed by Dr. Helen Singer Kaplan (the woman gives the man a hand job until he is near climax; when his arousal wanes a bit, she repeats the exercise). Kaplan also suggests an exercise to help men become more aware of their arousal:"Rate the degree of your sexual excitement (not your erection) on a subjective scale that runs from zero to ten. Zero is when you are feeling absolutely no excitement at all and ten is when you reach orgasm," she writes. "You should have been stopping penile stimulation when you were at about eight and a half. If you tried to go until nine and a half, you went a bit too far, and if you stopped at four or five, you ended the stimulation a bit too soon. Remember, the aim of this program is not to keep your excitement down until you want to come. That is no fun at all, and besides, that doesn't work. The objective is for you to learn not to ejaculate while staying at the intensely pleasurable sexual plateau stage that precedes orgasm and to be able to relish the delicious sensations of being highly aroused instead of trying to hold back. During intercourse, most men stay somewhere between five and seven, except for brief peaks of eight or so, until they are ready to go all the way."
The scale is useful for gauging your behavior during intercourse. For example, if you reach an eight and a half during foreplay, don't try to penetrate. Let yourself cool down (refrain from rubbing or thrusting against your partner's body). The pace you adopt to keep yourself at six may be just the kind of luxurious lovemaking your partner desires most.
Some men also have success with "climax control" condoms such as Trojan's Extended Pleasure or Durex's Performax, each of which is coated on the inside with benzocaine, a mild anesthetic. Other men who have continuing problems with PE have found relief by taking the antidepressant Paxil, which can provide dramatic results.
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