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The past also comes to life through a selection of photographs that retrace the factory's history from its humble origins in 1898 right up to the 1960s. This journey through time brings memories to life.
Appetites whetted, visitors can then visit a specially designed shop which sells the entire range of Cailler of Switzerland chocolates.
Sensation, knowledge, discovery, pleasure: the original visitors' tour at the Broc chocolate factory has something for everyone.
Audiovisual guided tour of the Cailler chocolate factory and chocolate workshops in the Atelier du Chocolat
The interactive audiovisual tour shows the history and the various phases of the Cailler chocolate production in an entertaining way.
Interested visitors have the opportunity to produce their own creations in the chocolate workshop under the guidance of a Cailler chocolate maker. In the workshops one produces fine chocolates and experiments with bitter and sweet tastes and receives insight into the world of tempering, conching, and of the ganache. The visitors, of course, take home the chocolate they have produced. The Atelier du Chocolat offers weekly changing workshops.
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What train could we take from Montreux? How long is the train ride? Is there kosher chocolate? Thank you.
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Is it possible to take get to the tour on our own? We were looking at taking the 'Chocolate Train' but would like to make our own way. Are buses/trains available to get from Montreux to the factory? Thank you, Sarah
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Yes ;) Opening hours: 7 days a week (except Dec 25th and Jan 1st ) From Apr 1st to Oct 31st, nonstop from 10am to 6pm From Nov 1st to Mar 31st, nonstop from 10am to 5 pm Last show: starts 1 hour before the closing A visit takes about 1h15 to 1h30
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"A dog's coat is kind of like insulation for your house," explains Dr. Louise Murray, Senior Vice President of the ASPCA Animal Hospital. "Insulation stops your home from getting too cold in winter, but it also keeps it from overheating in summer—and your dog's coat does the same thing."
Dogs' coats have several layers, and these layers are essential to your dog's comfort in the heat. Robbing your dog of this natural cooling system can lead to discomfort and overheating. And keeping your dog cool isn't the only reason to leave his coat intact, Dr. Murray warns.
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I have heard Echinacea leaves are good for that...I started researching how safe they are for dogs when my dog started eating them...my dog does not have skin problems or anything, but someone had mentioned theirs did and it helped so they made sure to keep them on hand all year around for them...
Perhaps you should have tried just changing her diet first to see if that helped before resorting to shaving her. I'm just sayin'.
I agree. Nutrition is vital for skin health.
You could just shave her belly down to the skin. thats what i do for my long coats. that way, they get to keep their god-made natural thermal layer of fur, but yet they can also lay on any hard surface and feel the coolness on bare skin. I also feel that shaved belly to gauge their temperature throughout the day. when hot to the touch, i send them in basement to lay on cool ground floor, after 20 mins they are good as new!! at the groomer just as for a under-belly shave and genital clean-up. thats all they really need.
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PITTSBURGH — Recently, we have witnessed remarkable, fictional-sounding advancements in science and medicine. There's a guy who can hear color, another with a bionic eye attached to his brain, and a woman fighting back against the debilitating symptoms of multiple sclerosis by placing electrodes on her tongue. But for our next trick, we're going to need a bucket of tadpoles with eyes on their butts and some good old-fashioned alternating current. In other words, things are about to get all kinds of weird.
There's a great deal of wow to unpack here, so let's take it piece by piece. Using embryos from the African clawed frog (Xenopus), scientists at Tufts' Center for Regenerative and Developmental Biology were able to transplant eye primordia — basically, the little nubs of flesh that will eventually grow into an eye — from one tadpole's head to another's posterior, flank or tail. They don't play around with nerve endings or "wiring" or anything like that. They just cut out the cells from the head, slice open a bit of the tail, and jam them in.
As the eyes grow, they send out snaking tendrils of nerve fiber, or axons. We know this because the "tissue donor" tadpoles — a term that makes it sound like they had a choice — were injected with tdTomato, a fluorescent red protein. This allowed the researchers to watch innervation, or nerve growth, as it happened. Of those eye primordia that sent out feelers, nearly half hardwired directly into the spine, while the other half built connections to the nearby stomach. None of the tadpoles grew tdTomato-marked pathways to the brain.
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The Norwalk Arts Commission, consisting of 112 members, is a voluntary advisory committee to the Mayor's office whose primary goal is to promote Norwalk's thriving local arts community through projects displayed and available to the public in informal settings.
Created in 2006 by Norwalk's Mayor Richard Moccia and local musician Rebecca (Becki) Christopherson to build and sustain a vibrant artistic community, the Arts Commission seeks to integrate arts and culture into all aspects of Norwalk's public life. They can be credited with bringing together diverse and exciting works of art and culture in a variety of mediums for the community, like that found in the Maritime Gallery, SoNo's Art in the Windows (launched in 2009 as a way to showcase colorful artwork in vacant storefronts thereby introducing residents and visitors to original works by local artists), pARTy in the Park (an exciting and fun outdoor SoNo arts and cultural performing arts event), Cabaret Night, the Gruelle Art Installation at City Hall, the Mayor's Office Art Gallery, as well as sponsorship of many other arts/performing arts and cultural events in Norwalk.
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Two businessmen in Jewett City were arrested Tuesday on warrants that allege they were in possession of K2, a synthetic form of marijuana. The arrests were part of an investigation that the Jewett City resident state trooper's office along with the Eastern District Statewide Narcotics Task Force launched into the possession and sale of K2.
Sam Rita, 52, and Santosh Mahey, 46, both of Colchester, were each charged with illegal possession of narcotics, tampering with evidence and conspiracy to commit a crime.
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Staff changes at the Iron Horse, Lake Park Bistro
Taking the place of chef Grant Slauterbeck at the Iron Horse Hotel, 500 W. Florida St., is chef Suzy Crofton, whose Chicago restaurant Crofton on Wells earned a Michelin star in 2011. Her restaurant closed in 2012. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Parole denied yet again for John Lennon's killer
NEW YORK (AP) - John Lennon's killer was denied release from prison in his eighth appearance before a parole board, correction officials said Friday.
The decision on Mark David Chapman by a three-member board came after a hearing Wednesday, the state Department of Corrections said. »Read Full Article
Man charged in biting attack at Lollapalooza
CHICAGO (AP) - A 33-year-old Chicago man is accused of biting two men in a seemingly random attack as the Arctic Monkeys performed at Lollapalooza earlier this month.
Cook County State's Attorney's Office spokesman Steve Campbell says Sergio Vicenteno is charged with aggravated battery in the Aug. 1 attack in Chicago. He has not entered a plea. »Read Full Article
Eco-friendly music festival Rock the Green canceled again
Rock the Green, an eco-friendly music festival, has been canceled for the second year in a row.
Rock the Green, a nonprofit that aims to promote sustainable-living strategies, had scheduled the festival for Sept. 13. Its music festivals in 2011 and 2012 exemplified running a "green" event, featuring organized recycling, local farm-to-fork food vendors and biodiesel generators as a source of power. »Read Full Article
Strong writing clears away clichés in World's Stage Theatre's 'Seminar'
Four hopeful writers each fork over five grand so they can sit in an Upper West Side apartment for 10 weeks, learning the mysteries of their craft from a writing guru. Been there, done that — through a shelf's worth of campus novels and plays featuring sex and sadism.
But don't ever bet against playwright Theresa Rebeck, who deploys this setup in "Seminar," now receiving its Milwaukee premiere in a production by The World's Stage Theatre Company that opened Thursday night under David Bohn's direction. »Read Full Article
Taylor Swift's '1989,' Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga's 'Cheek to Cheek' top fall albums to look for
The lucrative fall album release calendar is still taking shape; Nicki Minaj and Garth Brooks are expected to drop major releases this season, but no dates have been set yet, while rumors persist regarding new albums from U2 and others. But here are five titles confirmed for autumn to listen for, from the expected bestseller of the year to a national release from one of Milwaukee's finest acts.
1. "1989," Taylor Swift (Oct. 27): Having become one of the biggest stars in American music, Swift has her sights set on world domination with her first straight-up pop record, inspired by the sound of the late '80s. »Read Full Article
Iggy Azalea, Lorde, Bastille, Pearl Jam top list of 25 must-see concerts in Milwaukee this fall
The warm weather months, alas, are coming to an end. But the season can live on just a little bit longer at some of this fall's most anticipated Milwaukee concerts. »Read Full Article(2)
Matthea Harvey pairs her poems with artwork in entertaining, challenging new collection
"I think all poetry is accessible in a certain sense if you spend enough time with it," Matthea Harvey told Verse Wisconsin's Wendy Vardaman in a 2010 interview. "Poems tend to have instructions for how to read them embedded in their language."
Be prepared, then, to spend a little time with "If the Tabloids Are True What Are You?" (Graywolf), Harvey's entertaining, whimsical and often challenging new collection, which pairs her poetry with her own photos, silhouettes and other images. »Read Full Article
John Scalzi's 'Lock In' tackles consciousness, identity in a thriller
In an uncanny coincidence, John Scalzi's sci-fi novel "Lock In" arrives just when many people are thinking about amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), or Lou Gehrig's disease, thanks to ice-bucket challenges.
"Lock In" imagines a future world where a viral plague has left five million people locked in their bodies, unable to move or respond to stimuli. Through neural surgery, however, these locked-in victims of Haden syndrome can project their consciousness into threeps — android-type bodies — and move and work in the public world. »Read Full Article
Composer Kamran Ince, Present Music in harmony again
Present Music's season opener may be titled "Ince by Ince," but might just as appropriately been called "New Music Among Old Friends."
Milwaukee's new-music ensemble is taking a program of five pieces written and conducted by Turkish-American composer Kamran Ince to the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center in Brookfield on Aug. 30. »Read Full Article
Targeted opening date for Sujeo in Madison is Aug. 30
Madison chef Tory Miller's newest restaurant, Sujeo, now has a targeted opening date as it wraps up construction: Aug. 30. »Read Full Blog Post
Festivals and free concerts this week in the Milwaukee area
Mexican Fiesta: Noon-midnight p.m. Aug. 24, Maier Festival Park, 200 N. Harbor Drive, (414) 383-7066 or www.mexican »Read Full Article
Stuff to do in Milwaukee this weekend
The Best of Brew City is your mobile guide to going out in Milwaukee. Locate events, live music, bars and restaurants near you and in Milwaukee's most popular neighborhoods. Visitbestofbrewcity.com and download the app for iOS or Android today.
The Polish Moon Ride and Block Party starts at 6 p.m. Friday in the shadow of one of Milwaukee's greatest symbols: the Rockwell Clock Tower, 1201 S. 2nd St., long known as the "Polish Moon" because it rose over one of Milwaukee's historically Polish neighborhoods. Before the 11-mile bike ride there'll be food and live music. The ride starts at 8 p.m. at Anodyne Coffee, 224 W. Bruce St., and travels through the neighborhood, which has added Latino flavors to its Polish roots. The cost for the ride is $35; $25 for neighborhood residents and Wisconsin Bike Federation members. »Read Full Article
Salotto Zarletti looks to southern Italy for inspiration
One of these days, I'm going to linger on one of the cushy couches in Salotto Zarletti's bar with a glass of wine.
Lately, though, I've just wanted to head directly to the table at the Mequon restaurant, the newest of restaurateur Brian Zarletti's places. The food coming from chef Andrew Miller's kitchen is delicious. »Read Full Article
On Tap Today: Serbian Days, the Brewers and a Polish moon bike ride
It's Friday. And that's a good thing.
There are several ways to celebrate the weekend. Here's are a few samples: »Read Full Blog Post
Charles M. Young, Madison native and Rolling Stone writer, dies at 63
Charles M. Young, a Madison native and well-known rock critic who wrote for Rolling Stone magazine, has died in New York City at age 63, The Capitol Times reported Thursday.
Young — who often used to byline "The Rev. Charles M. Young," referring to his upbringing in Madison as the son of a Presbyterian minister — died after an 18-month battle with a brain tumor, according to a story posted on the newspaper's website. »Read Full Article
Accuser of 'X-Men' director seeks case dismissal
HONOLULU (AP) - A former child model accusing "X-Men" director Bryan Singer of sex abuse in Hawaii said he wants to dismiss the lawsuit - not because it lacks merit but because he can't find a new attorney to represent him.
Michael Egan III said in a court filing Wednesday that he previously sought the dismissal in sealed documents in federal court in Honolulu. He wants the case dismissed without prejudice, meaning he could file it again later. »Read Full Article
Dominican Republic bans Miley Cyrus concert
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) - The Dominican Republic government commission that oversees public performances is banning a Sept. 13 concert by Miley Cyrus on morality grounds.
The commission said in a statement Thursday that it took the action because Cyrus often "undertakes acts that go against morals and customs, which are punishable by Dominican law." »Read Full Article
Cole Swindell: What music I'm listening to
Before his Summerfest show, former Luke Bryan merch guy Cole Swindell talked trying to make it as the next country star with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
"I work hard and write every day and try to get better, so that when it's time to start headlining, whenever that may be, I'll be sure I'll be ready," Swindell told me. »Read Full Blog Post
Lagniappe Brasserie 'picnic' on Aug. 24 will feature Field to Fork Farms and Biloba Brewing
Lagniappe Brasserie in New Berlin is serving a special menu Sunday that it's calling "a six-mile diameter Midwestern summer picnic," featuring a roast pig from Field to Fork Farms in Waukesha and beers from Biloba Brewing Co. in Brookfield.
The dinner is at the restaurant, 17001 W. Greenfield Ave. Lagniappe is taking reservations on the half hour, starting at 5:30 p.m. Here's the menu: »Read Full Blog Post
Hank Aaron meets Hank the Brewers dog for the 1st time
Hank Aaron the baseball legend and Hank the Brewers dog had their first face-to-face introduction Thursday at Miller Park.
It seems appropriate. The canine Hank, a scruffy stray adopted by the Brewers during spring training, is named after Aaron, who played for the Milwaukee Braves and closed out his career with the Brewers. »Read Full Article(21)
Chloe Grace Moretz's charms boost indecisive 'If I Stay'
"If I Stay" is the story of a teenage girl who, after being critically injured in a car accident, wavers between life and death.
The luminous Chloë Grace Moretz ("Hugo," the "Kick-Ass" franchise) plays a talented cellist whose life is filled with music and conflict. She loves classical music, but her parents are rockers. Her boyfriend (Jamie Blackley, "Snow White and the Huntsman") is a rising star in the Seattle music scene, but their relationship threatens her dream of leaving the Northwest for the prestigious Juilliard School in New York. »Read Full Article
'When the Game Stands Tall' fumbles inspirational football tale
Casting Jesus from "The Passion of the Christ" as a high school Bible studies teacher and football coach might seem like the game plan for "Good Friday Night Lights."
But don't expect more end-zone excitement than on "Any Given Easter Sunday." »Read Full Article
Music site SoundCloud to start paying artists
BERLIN (AP) - SoundCloud said Thursday that it will start paying artists and record companies whose music is played on the popular streaming site, a move that will bring it in line with competitors such as YouTube and Spotify.
Berlin-based SoundCloud boasts some 175 million unique listeners a month, but so far those who upload tracks to the site haven't received money. To fund the payments SoundCloud is introducing ads, the revenue from which will be shared with musicians and rights holders. »Read Full Article
5 new albums by Milwaukee musicians
As the seasons change, Milwaukee musicians are getting awfully busy putting out albums. Hear music from the following titles with this story at jsonline.com/music. »Read Full Article
Poets investigate places of divide in Milwaukee's urban landscape
Think of it as an experiment in poetry and journalism. Five spoken word poets from Still Waters Collective worked with journalists at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel to do research about "places of divide" in Milwaukee. Their work, often rooted in their own experiences and observations, would be fueled by new knowledge.
Like many reporters, Shaquille Grandberry, Dorian Harrison, Alexis Humphries, Malcolm Mitchell and Michaela Murry, started with a gut instinct and a lot of questions. They looked around, knocked on doors, called elected officials, sought answers from experts and dug up documents. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee movies off the grid: Aug. 22-27
Alternative-venue movie options for the week include:
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"The Goonies": Kids set out to find adventure in this 1985 action-comedy. 7:30 Friday, Marcus Center for the Performing Arts' Peck Pavilion. Free. »Read Full Article
Boat tours serve up booze, skyline and history
To drivers crossing the Milwaukee River, stopping for one of the city's 21 moving bridges is an inconvenience.
But to people on a boat, the timed movement of steel lifting high in the air is a sight to behold. »Read Full Article(1)
Julianne Hough dances back to 'Dancing' as judge
NEW YORK (AP) - "Dancing With the Stars" says two-time champion Julianne Hough is returning to the ballroom as a judge this season. She will preside alongside Len Goodman, Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli.
After serving as a company dancer-choreographer, Hough left the show in 2009 to focus on acting and music. Her films include "Safe Haven," ''Paradise," ''Rock of Ages" and the 2011 remake of "Footloose." She released a best-selling album in 2008. »Read Full Article
Amy Winehouse to be commemorated with statue
LONDON (AP) - Amy Winehouse is to be commemorated with a statue in the London neighborhood where she lived and worked.
The late singer's family says the statue will be unveiled in Camden Town on Sept. 14, her 31st birthday. »Read Full Article(1)
On Tap Today: Explore family history at Milwaukee Public Library, watch a fashion show at Montage Lounge, sing karaoke at Milwaukee Ale House
The Milwaukee Public Library offers a different kind of family fun this afternoon: a brief introduction to genealogy for those who want to find out more about their family background but don't know where to begin. The free presentation will begin at noon Thursday in conference room 2A. Reservations are not required.
AIDS Walk Wisconsin Team D.I.X. is hosting a fashion event at Montage Lounge. The show will feature stylish looks from brands such as NEWD, Moda Muneca and La Vie Luchian. The evening also will include a silent auction, cocktails and appetizers. Tickets are available online from $15 to $100. »Read Full Blog Post


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Diana Penty who won the heart of the cine-goers with her first Bollywood outing Homi Adajania's 'Cocktail' in 2012 is all set to tie the knot with a Mumbai based diamond merchant, Harsh Sagar. The couple has decided to make their relationship official. They are dating for quite sometime an
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Summers are here! And what better way than holding a fashion show to flaunt it. High Fashion brands Jack & Jones, Vero Moda and Only recently launched their summer/spring collection of 2013. With a flurry of Bollywood stars present at the event, this was surely an eye catching one. The
Bollywood has come a long way and is soon going to complete the 100 years. The days when kisses were blocked by flowers and pigeons are gone. Bollywood has become bold enough to project everything right in front of the eyes of the audience. Kisses go on very well with the Indian audience and they


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A carpal tunnel injection is a corticosteroid injection into the carpel tunnel area of the wrist.
Reasons for Procedure
The median nerve runs from the forearm into the hand. Carpal tunnel syndrome occurs when this nerve is squeezed at the wrist as it runs through the carpel tunnel. This results in pain, weakness, tingling, or numbness in your hand and wrist. Pain may also radiate up your arm.
Steroid injections into the carpel tunnel area can help improve symptoms for three months or longer. You may not need further treatment.
Possible Complications
Complications are rare, but no procedure is risk-free. Your doctor will review a list of possible complications which may include:
- Infection
- No improvement in symptoms
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
Your doctor may ask you what medicines you take and if you have any allergies to medicines.
You will be given an injection of local anesthetic to numb the area.
Description of the Procedure
Your doctor will fill a needle with corticosteroid medicine. This medicine calms inflammation. Your palm will be facing upward. The inside of your wrist will be cleaned. The needle will be inserted into the carpal tunnel area of the wrist, and the medicine will be injected.
How Long Will It Take?
A few minutes
Will It Hurt?
You may feel some pain after the anesthetic wears off.
Post-procedure Care
Your doctor will bandage the injection site. You and your doctor will discuss what to expect in the coming days.
If recommended by your doctor:
- Apply ice or a cold pack to the affected area for 15-20 minutes each time. Do not apply ice directly to your skin. First, wrap the ice or cold pack in a towel, then place it on your skin.
- Take over-the-counter pain medicine.
- Avoid strenuous activity involving joint for 48 hours
Ask your doctor about when it is safe to shower, bathe, or soak in water. Follow your doctor's instructions .
Call Your Doctor
After arriving home, contact your doctor if any of the following occurs:
- Signs of infection, including fever and chills
- Redness, swelling, increasing pain, excessive bleeding, or any discharge from the incision site
- Pain that you cannot control with the medicines you have been given
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CLEVELAND -- The Indians avoided arbitration with recently claimed pitcher Blake Wood, signing the right-hander to a one-year, $560,000 contract for the 2013 season on Friday.
Cleveland selected Wood off waivers from the Royals on Nov. 2. The 27-year-old had Tommy John surgery in late May and missed the entire 2012 season.
"He was a guy our hitters didn't like to face when he was healthy," said Indians general manager Chris Antonetti, who estimated that Wood could return by late May or early June. "So he's a guy we think is worth taking a chance on, and we're looking forward to getting him back healthy and giving him a chance to compete again."
A third-round Draft choice by Kansas City in 2006, Wood spent the '10 and '11 campaigns in the Royals' bullpen. He compiled a 5.07 ERA in 51 appearances during his rookie season, and he posted a 3.75 ERA with 62 strikeouts in 69 2/3 innings over 55 relief outings in '11.
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White Sox captain Paul Konerko continued his torrid pace last week, earning American League Player of the Week honors on Tuesday for the second time this season and the sixth time in his career.
Upon returning from being hit in the face by a pitch, Konerko picked up right where he left off last week. The 36-year-old first baseman hit .583 (14-for-24) with three home runs, 10 RBIs and 10 runs scored in the week. He topped all Major Leaguers in average, on-base percentage and slugging percentage and finished tied for the most hits, RBIs and total bases.
The highlight of Konerko's week came on Sunday, when he notched his 400th homer as a member of the White Sox -- the 407th of his carer -- in helping the South Siders cap a three-game sweep of the AL Central-leading Indians.
Konerko entered Tuesday night's tilt against the Rays in the midst of a 14-game hitting streak, during which he is hitting .540 (27-for-50) with four doubles, five homers and 15 RBIs.
A career .284 hitter, Konerko took a .395 average with 11 home runs and 33 RBIs into Tuesday's game.
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- Collect free (and chlorine-free) rainwater for your gardens
- Large capacity barrel holds 75 gallons
- Features offer convenience, safety and ease of use
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Collecting rainwater just makes sense: It conserves a precious resource and reduces water bills. Plus, plants love chlorine-free rainwater! Our large-capacity Deluxe Rain Barrel has smart features that make it easy and convenient. Four ports let you attach several hoses and link multiple barrels. An overflow outlet diverts excess water away, and there's a safety grid and removable debris screen on top. It includes a 4' hose with on/off thumb valve that connects to a standard garden hose, and three end caps for the ports you're not using.
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- 28" in diameter x 36" H
- Holds 75 gallons
- Hose with thumb valve
- Child safety grid and debris screen on top
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- High capacity
- Multiple Hose Ports
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- Screen Top Is Flimsy
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This is a very good rain barrel. I have 3 different ones, all from Gardener's Supply, and all 3 have tiny issues. I mean really tiny. This one is handsome, high - capacity, with multiple hose ports. I have it up on cinder blocks to improve the water pressure, and I attached a hose to two ports, while still being able to fill a bucket or watering can from another. The only weird thing is that the screen top frame warped after 1 day in the hot NC sun, and the design of it has a moat that allows water to stand/stagnate around the top rim. I weighted it down with rocks to correct the warping, and found a tree frog sheltering in the water under the rocks one day. Hopefully he'll eat the mosquito larvae in the moat! We do spray for mosquitoes, so it isn't a big issue in my opinion. Just something to consider in the next redesign.
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- Easy to use
- Great During Droughts
- Hose Attachments
- Sturdy
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- Gardening
This is the second rain barrel I've purchased from Gardeners and am happy with both. This one is bigger and has more hose hookups, so it is now sitting in the vegetable garden under a small rain runoff lead. Lightweight hoses enable effective watering between rows. So happy to have it. The first one is next to the house, filling from a downspout for watering flowers. Great for gardeners!
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- To Save Rain Water
Love to use rain water for my plants,they do better.
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- Available colors
- Can See Into The Barrel
- Removable Mesh Filter
- Need More Than 75gal
- Plastic Port Outlets
- Threads On Outlets Wear
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We use it as a standard rain barrel, collecting water from a downspout for garden watering in dry New Mexico. It suits our decor and purposes (though due to the size of the roof that this downspout drains, a barrel that holds more than 75 gallons would be better - and using two connected barrels is not visually appealing beneath this downspout). The AWFUL thing about these barrels is that the port outlets are plastic but garden hoses and other attachments are metal; so, with use (screwing hoses on and off), the plastic threads of the ports are ruined, rendering them useless (i.e., they no longer accept the attachments without letting water leak from the barrel). Gardener's Supply customer service phone personnel tried to be helpful, sending us free metal "connectors" but these DO NOT solve the problem as they too have to connect onto the ruined plastic threaded outlets. I would recommend this barrel IF the port outlets were metal, or had a metal spigot/faucet for the outlet (as at least one other brand of rain barrel does have).
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- Color
- Mesh Cover
- Overflow Spout
- Need Multiple For Lg Roof
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The over flow spout is great, until a wind storm- I would suggest something metal to pin around it so it doesn't blow off in high wind areas. This product worked great for us all year- I really appreciate the mesh cover to detract mosquitos and the short hose, which can help water nearby plants. The weight (empty, of course!)is great, as it's easy to move for one person.
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We bought it to use as a rain diverter because when it rained hard the water coming out of the downspout washed away our mulch. We have solved that problem by using the rain barrel to control the amount of water going into the garden by attaching hoses to it which allows the rain to come out of the barrel in different directions and at a slower speed.
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- Sturdy
- User friendly
- Well built
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- Watering Veggie Garden
This is a great product. I collect rain to water my veggie garden. The unit is sturdy and well built. This is a additional barrel to one I bought several years ago
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- Holds Large Amount Of Wat
- Large Capacity
- Removable Screen Guard
- Pricey For Barrel
- Pricey For Shipping
- Zip Tie On Overflow Tube
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This is my second rain barrel(same product). I like the large capacity and flexibility of the 4 ports. The removable screen top makes cleaning easy. I had no problems with the port caps leaking like others did. I let the cap gaskets warm in the sun before putting them on. The zip tie on the outlet tube is worthless. I had to purchase a screw ring clamp to handle the water overflow pressure.
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- Well built easy to use
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Only problem with one other I have is when it was empty, the wind knocked it over and the hose attachment broke off the barrel. Had to rig to make it work again. That is a weak spot. Other than that, this is our 3 rd one so that problem hasn't stoped me from buying them.
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- Able To Connect To Hose
- Conserves Our Well Water
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- Water Outside Plants
Able to easily fill watering can and also connect to soaker hose.
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RICHMOND, Va. — The girls ages 6 to 16 sit in order of size in the drab lobby of the Richmond City Jail, their glittery shoes swinging back and forth.
"I don't like it here," says Jhaniyika Morman, 6, who covers her eyes, smudging her blue eye shadow and pointing toward the jail's visitation booths, where inmates are separated from their visitors by thick glass.
"I'm nervous. I hope he recognizes me," mumbles Alexis Atkins, 9, who has her blond hair curled into long ringlets and keeps zipping and unzipping her hot-pink purse.
Down the hall, through several gates and inside a communal cell with thick blue bars, 12 inmates change from their frayed one-piece jumpsuits into formal attire. They pass belts and shirts of various sizes back and forth between the tight rows of steel bunk beds.
"Anyone know how to do up this here tie?" asks a jittery looking Andre Morman, 42, who has been in and out of jail on drug charges numerous times.
Then the inmates line up, too. They walk down a long hallway and wait in silence to get a glimpse of the girls: their daughters.
For a few hours on this Saturday afternoon, the incarcerated fathers will be allowed to take part in an American tradition, the father-daughter dance. "A Dance of Their Own," thought to be the only event of its kind in the country, will be in the jail's small, windowless multipurpose room.
The event in Richmond is just one example of the alternative father-daughter dances springing up around the country amid growing concerns that traditional father-daughter dances are exclusionary. Their detractors say they are outdated, discriminatory and sexist and that they no longer reflect what American families look like. For starters, according to 2011 census data, more than half of all children in this country are raised by unmarried mothers.


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Game of Thrones season 3 premiere: Cast shares where their characters will be
With the third season of "Game of Thrones" arriving on Sunday, we asked the cast of HBO's fan favorite show to share where their characters will be when the series returns.
"Every single character, all of our stories have been upped," said Emilia Clarke, who portrays Daenerys Targaryen. "The stakes have gotten insanely high and the whole season is just like, played on a knife edge, and I just think it's certainly the best season we've had so far."
As far as her beloved dragons - which Entertainment Weekly noted can no longer be classified as "cute" - they "are like the size of small swans," Clarke said. "They're growing. They're like teenagers. They're in puberty right now, without the [zits]."
Peter Dinklage was more hesitant to dish on his character, Tyrion, but he did say that "Tyrion is really resilient, and he does know how to pick up the pieces, and he finds his footing again. He's definitely not someone you need to worry about. He knows how to survive this world better than most of them. So yeah, he's definitely stripped of some stuff that he had at the end of season two, but he's okay."
At least, he is for now, Dinklage joked.
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Kit Harington on Jon Snow: "Even more adventures! It was great to play him this season because he's not quite so tied down to things ... He gets a more free reign ... He's in a dangerous place behind enemy lines, and he's got to deal with that in his own way."
Richard Madden on Robb Stark: "You see Robb in a different environment this year. [It's] a whole new area they go to that we've not seen before, and you see him with a huge different dynamic, with a kind of new bunch of family members from the past. That's a really different dynamic, coming back to see family, whom you've not seen in years since you were a little boy, and now you come back and you're their king."
Gwendoline Christie, on Brienne: "Brienne finds herself in situations that she would never have expected ... she's really tested on all levels. She's not just got that guy who's giving her a really hard time and being utterly abusive. She's tested physically and her vulnerability is also tested. And she explores more of what it means to be a woman."
Michelle Fairley on Catelyn Stark: "At the beginning of season three, you find Catelyn still in chains, still in confinement, estranged with her son due to her actions at the end of season two."
Sophie Turner on Sansa Stark: "She's still a prisoner of Joffrey's. Even though she's not betrothed to him, she's still a prisoner. She wants to escape pretty much. ... She basically becomes a woman this season. And she enters womanhood and she has some pretty major events that you're not gonna want to miss!"
Lena Headey on Cersei: "Cersei's still kind of without Jamie. ... There's still this strange, dysfunctional relationship that forms between her and Tyrion. It runs a little deeper, 'cause they're both sort of thrown into the same prison. And obviously she has the struggle with Joffrey, which is slowly driving her crazy, but she would never admit that to anybody."
Carice van Houten on Melisandre: "I have some serious plans and I'm very driven. My character is really driven. To be able to do that plan, I have to do some nasty stuff for the greater good. Because the Lord of Light told me to do this. Not per se the smoke baby - but there's other stuff I have up my wizard's sleeve."
Isaac Hempstead-Wright on Bran: "Bran gets a couple of new characters who add a whole new interesting aspect to his sort of crew, who are heading north, so that brings something really interesting to it. ... This season, without giving too much away, his dreams do get very interesting."
Sibel Kekilli on Shae: "She's not going to be invisible... It's getting more dangerous because they're in love with each other and of course it's a weakness for Peter, for "Tyrion" so they can blackmail him because of me and so yeah, it's getting dangerous."
As series author George R. R. Martin explained to CNN at the season three premiere in Los Angeles, the upcoming set of episodes will be "roughly based on the first half of the third book in my series, 'The Storm of Swords,' which is a massive thing, the biggest of the books."
"There are new alliances and new battles and betrayals and poisonings and marriages and all sorts of interesting things. This season is roughly based on the first half of the third book in my series, "The Storm of Swords," which is a massive thing, the biggest of the books, so we have to break into two seasons. So presuming we get a fourth season we'll get the rest of it done."


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It's been a good year for this South Carolina beach resort! Palmetto Dunes not only received a number of high profile honors and accolades recognizing everything from our championship Hilton Head golf courses and tennis facilities to our family friendliness and outstanding staff, but we also started several new events that were a great success.
Here's a quick look back at our star-studded 2013:
The Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center was honored to host a number of high-profile state championships for the United States Tennis Association (USTA). In May, seniors from across South Carolina headed to Hilton Head to take home top honors in the USTA South Carolina 40 & Over Championships, formerly known as the Senior Championships. Then in October, we hosted the USTA South Carolina Combo Adult Championships. Our very own Jackie Reynecke, who helped coordinate these events, was also named the South Carolina League Volunteer of the Year for the USTA.
The Tennis Center was featured in the July issue of Tennis Magazine in a large spread about the resort and was recognized again by TennisResortsOnline.com as the No. 9 Top Tennis Resort in the world and No. 4 Top Junior Tennis programs in the world. Plus, the users of TripAdvisor named the Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center the No. 1 attraction in Hilton Head.
Our golf courses are always wonderful to play with their varied attributes and amazing layouts, but they were especially regarded this year. The Arthur Hills golf course got a shout-out from Golf Digest magazine as a top Hilton Head course, in an article that also designated the island as a Best Buddies Trip Destination. PGA.com selected the famous oceanfront No. 10 hole at the Robert Trent Jones golf course a "South Carolina dream hole" and we couldn't agree more!
We also launched a brand new golf app for the iPhone and Android, which now has thousands of users. Using your phone, you can check yardage information, book your tee time, set up leader boards and order food at our golf grilles so it's hot and ready when you finish your round. Download it by searching for Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort on your favorite app store.
New Events at Shelter Cove Harbour
Several events made their debut at Shelter Cove Harbour this year to great acclaim. Taste on the Harbour kicked off in March. Due to the event's success, we hosted the event again in October, offering featured menus, drink specials and tastings from Shelter Cove Harbour restaurants on select nights combined with live music from local island bands.
Additionally, Parrot Palooza joined our already very popular HarbourFest summertime event, which celebrated 25 years. Shannon Tanner and the Oyster Reefers, a Jimmy Buffet tribute band, entertained attendees on Friday evenings with island style music as they danced and sang the night away while the sun set over Broad Creek.
Capstone Award
The finish off the year with a bang, Travel + Leisure magazine named Palmetto Dunes to its Top 25 World's Best Family Getaways in its November issue. This made our resort the highest-ranking in South Carolina. The awards are based on a survey of the magazine's readers. "Whether it's reeling in a trophy redfish, learning how to properly swing a golf club or riding the waves on a surfboard, Palmetto Dunes has so much to offer families year round," said Brad Marra, assistant vice president of resort operations for Palmetto Dunes.
What's coming next year? More good things! Palmetto Dunes will be launching a brand new device-responsive website, using the latest online booking technology and designed for ease of use by our wonderful guests. For golfers, the Jones course will be adding new GPS-enabled touch screen systems for all golf carts, which offers course fly-overs, yardage, hole information and more. There's so much more in store… you'll just have to come visit us to see it all!
For more information about vacationing at Palmetto Dunes, visit us at www.palmettodunes.com or call us at 866-744-7558 to get started booking your spring or summer Hilton Head getaway.
When you vacation at Palmetto Dunes, you'll be hard pressed to find yourself bored. But just in case there's a moment that finds you wondering what to do next, we have 5 great don't-miss activities that are part of the ultimate Palmetto Dunes experience. Stay tuned for future posts on more top activities at the resort!


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|Albright to compete in Summer Games
|Wednesday, June 19, 2013 1:35 PM
COLUMBUS – The names of the more than 2,500 athletes from throughout Ohio who will compete in Special Olympics Ohio's 2013 State Summer Games have been announced. The Games will be held June 28-30, in Columbus.
The athletes will represent 67 of Ohio's 88 counties, including Paulding County.
Krystal Albright will be competing for Paulding Special Olympics.